>> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it is sunday. april 16th, start by getting a look at the weather with dave sphar. good morning, dave. stephanie, good morning and good morning, starting things off and kind of a variable,

cloudy know to guess covers everybody for right now. the shot here at the half, moon bay's kind of overcast, not unusual along the coast. >> that marine layer, the coastal clouds, all that jazz. but places like the golden gate really look like they're opening up nicely. so we're starting off on that note and will improve later on this morning. but upstream, there is a disturbance want to make note of and this will play through monday night through early tuesday morning overnight with that little chance of a token little shower enough to dirty up the car. what the roads that's about it and it's gone. that will bring down our temperatures for a couple of days and they're going to bounce back very nicely. it looks like as we finish off this week when he said the seven-day got 40's in the board right now, upper 40's along the east bay shoreline. 47 antioch in livermore. 49 for san jose. kind of expected. you know that valleys in the east bay with a cold or drainage factor. there's you see the temperature contrast were trailing in some spots. a couple degrees in other places. we're a little ahead for today. shake off those morning clouds going in the afternoon. sunshine temperatures. a little muted, though, will be maybe mid 60's

and some of the warmer spots and dropping off a little bit as we start your early week. but again, a nice warm up towards the end of the week. we'll have that roller coaster ride for but stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> breaking news we are following this morning. at least 20 people were shot and 4 people killed in yet another mass shooting. it happened in e town of de vil, alabama. and you can see on the map here, but this is just south of birmingham, not far from the georgia border. witnesses tell our sister station w rbl this shooting happened at a sweet 16 birthday party. and most of the people injured are teenagers. this is video you're looking at now from the scene. all of this happening around 10, 30 saturday night. officials have not yet released information on whether a shooter or person of interest is in custody. a news conference is scheduled for later this morning. we will bring you live updates as soon as we learn more. and former oakland police chief leronne armstrong met with families of gun violence victims who want him back as chief on saturday.

and this as he appeals mayor shane tells decision to fire him. kron four's philippe djegal has the story. >> oakland is a beautiful city, but some time the beauty is overshadowed by the violence that continues to permeate in the city. 2 months after oakland, mayor sheng tao officially relieved him of his duties as the city's top cop. >> former police chief leronne armstrong meets with survivors of victims of gun violence saturday at the lighthouse community charter high school. the group advocating to get guns off the streets while policing their support for armstrong and push to get his job has been there for me. >> as a community member, he stood up and knew my son's name. and so to this day, he still has given me the highest level of respect. and i can't say that that's the same treatment. other with open police department. mayor tell terminated armstrong in february without cause following the federal monitors investigation into the former chief's handling of to police misconduct cases involving the

same officer. >> a move that threatens to extend to decades of federal oversight of the police department which was on track to end this summer. we're currently awaiting our appeals hearing, which will happen in june. and so. >> again, you know, i look forward to that have an opportunity to vindicate myself. and, you know, i want the public to know that i stand by my statements from the beginning that i did nothing wrong. and so i think it's important. i go through that process and then see what the outcome of that process. armstrong says he does not want to be a distraction, adding that as he enjoys retirement living in oakland staying connected with the community understands the city needs to move on and focus on curbing crime. >> you took kron 4 >> now to another big story we're following. the warriors faced off against the sacramento kings last night in game one of the nba playoffs. unfortunately, the warriors came up a little short. this game was a close one with 13

changes in the 1st half. we also saw the return of andrew wiggins at the 4th quarter. it was former warrior harrison's bars was very the 3 put the kings up one to 2 to one 16 and the heartbreaking finish with just 2.9 seconds to go. steph. missed a three-pointer. warriors lost by a final of one to 6, 1, 2, 3, here's what steph curry had to say after the game. >> you know, we love to on tonight. but, you know, again, good learning lessons for i think we. argos play our best kind of road game in the sense of meet the moment. so excited about a game think they did a good. you know, they've got to like this. not see. hero because of their own home. >> you know, this physical games with physical the whole time, you but that's not why we lost a game. you know, they

they made plays down the they got to the free-throw line. you know, we missed a couple shots that will >> the next game against the kings is tomorrow at 7 in sacramento. >> and why wasn't the finish? warriors fans were hoping for was still a great time over at chase center where a watch party drew thousands of people kron four's gayle ong. was there. >> warriors fans have been pumped for this game. and so many of them said they were not surprised the wires and made it this far in the season. all eyes were on the big screen. people got here as early as 01:00pm to secure a spot on the turf in the stands to cheer on the warriors. fans are hoping for another championship title dubnation brought alf sorts of lucky charms to watch party. i got the it's been 3 points. >> we're going to win. we're going to do it again. and that's going to get heavier every single time. just excited to be the warriors

play again. obviously, we get excited every year, but i don't know. it's just atmosphere being outside is so nice, too. >> and the next watch party for game 2 will take place here at thrive city on monday. it is free to attend. you just have to reserve a ticket online reporting from chase center, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> alum rock park in san jose is partially back open. people can now visit the popular area for the first time in more than 3 months. the park had been closed since new year's eve because of storm damage. keep in mind, the park is only open to hikers and cyclists right now. several trails are still closed. parking is limited and available on a first come first serve basis. and just one day left to catch this year's annual cherry blossom festival in san francisco. that how much fun that looks? well, the festival showcases japanese culture and food and coincides with the blooming of the cherry blossoms. hundreds of thousands of people have already made it out to this year's event. today's final day features a parade from civic center to japan town peace plaza. it's expected to

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drought time was all these fronts would come and we would just get little pieces of energy down south. we get temperature fluctuations and winds but very little rain. well, that's what we're going to get this go around 2 and we're all stocked up with rain. so that's good news there. so we'll get this front passing over. might get a passing shower monday night into tuesday. we'll get to that in a bit. 40's right now on the board, upper 40's line at the east bay shoreline cooled off a little bit inland. you can see the east bay, but more notable up in the north bay. 49 for san jose and also for san francisco, futurecast for again today opens up nicely, not bad. some return to some overnight clouds. perhaps you got the marine layer working here a bit for your monday of there you are. that's got lost. a couple of scattered showers. you can see here as we get potentially monday night. don't wait up for everybody is going to see it. and frankly, it's maybe just enough to dirty up your car or what the roads. then we get into tuesday. this clears back up again. but it will be cool on the backside of that front. so putting it all together for you and the shot in the east bay shoreline. you can see some leftover clouds, but the

sun pairing on through early clouds afternoon, clearing for everybody mild with mid 60's early scattered clouds that passing shower monday night. cool, lower 60's. we get kicked back to even some upper 50's inland. then late in the week. temperatures pop and we're looking for upper 70's come next weekend with more sunshine as well. 59 san francisco early clearing 61 open 66 for san jose and the big board. you've got those upper 60's working in some spots. well inland. also in the north bay. well, because these goodbye for tomorrow and tuesday, but don't worry, they'll be back by midweek, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> republican lawmakers are calling for military action against mexican cartels. 2 republican congressmen introduced legislation earlier this year that would authorize use of military force to target cartels linked to the fentanyl crisis. anna wiernicki is in washington with more. >> attorney general merrick garland says the sinaloa mexican drug cartel is responsible for the surge of

fentanyl in the u.s. the largest most violent and most prolific fentanyl trafficking operation in the world on friday, garland detailed the cartels violence. they have fed some of the victims dead and alive. tigers, florida republican congressman mike waltz says that's why he's ready to wage war on the group. these cartels are more like isis then they are the mafia waltz and texas republican congressman dan crenshaw introduced a bill authorizing the use of military force and resources to target mexican drug cartels. seeding the fentanyl crisis. things like satellites. >> intelligence targeting. >> offensive cyber to get inside their networks and just start start disrupting their money flows and the even targeting some of their leadership with special operations forces. but the white house has been reluctant to take military action in mexico designating these cartels.

>> as if deals would not grant does any additional authorities. instead, they're attacking the cartels, business through sanctions on everyone from the cartels. suppliers in china to the leaders in mexico. we will never stop working. >> to hold them accountable for their crimes in washington. i'm anna wiernicki. >> the state of montana is just one step away from a total ban of tiktok after getting approval in the state house of representatives. the bill now goes before the republican governor. if he signs it, montana will be the first state to ban the app which is under investigation right now for possible spying on americans. the bill would impose hefty fines on app stores that still offer tiktok and issue penalties for those who download the software. but even supporters of the ban admit it will be difficult to enforce. where your money, the rise of artificial intelligence now impacting another industry. this time financial services, a number of companies are testing ai

models that would give hedge funds and upper hand. mark meredith takes a closer look. >> on wall street, timing speed and information is everything. >> now experts believe artificial intelligence may give some traders the upper hand in ways once unimaginable guys are getting better, such high rate and this whole field is changing so quickly. michael phillips is the chief data officer for numer ai a hedge fund which holds contests month late. which data scientists worldwide summit ai models to help beat the market, giving out a lot of data and people are building a eyes to to predict it. and we're just taking taking the results of what i say. and were trading at ourselves. >> i creators can win cryptocurrency if their model works. but wall street also remains cautious about impact on the economy. >> goldman sachs, which emits using ai for coating, released a report in march, forecasting quote, if generate of ai

delivers on its promise capabilities, the labor market could face significant disruption. the report estimates some 300 million jobs worldwide will be impacted by ice for others. the disruption is welcome dark. trace? federal a cybersecurity firm relies on ai to detect hackers faster than humans. what all in an effort to protect clients, money and intellectual property see ar argument that security teams are going to play security teams that are not augmented. >> because they just aren't able to keep pace and scale. >> and that was mark meredith reporting for us. researchers at the university of pennsylvania believe information processing calvin's pr specialist and court reporters are all likely to be impacted by ai. a billionaire and twitter ceo elon musk has launched a new artificial intelligence company must register the start-up called i in nevada last month. this comes just after musk publicly called for a six-month pause in the development of artificial intelligence tools like

chatgpt developed by san francisco based company open ai notably musk helped create that company open ai in 2015. twitter users will soon be able to make money on the platform. ceo musk says users will be able to offer followers content through a subscription which will include long-form text and hours-long video. the company says users will get all the money from subscriptions apart from charges by android or ios. twitter will not take a cut from the revenue for the first 12 months. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news concerns over the homelessness crisis on the rise in california. >> what residents are sharing >> what residents are sharing in a new survey up next. overactive bladder, or oab, can change your world. like going hiking, just to hike to the bathroom. reaching for the bar, just to reach for pads.

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good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. thank you so much for joining us. i'm stephanie lin. let's start this half hour with a look at our forecast with dave sphar. good morning, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. here's a live view of what's going on. half moon bay. there you see the cloud cover still kind of remaining. that's a tough spot around the coastal areas to kind of clear that cloud cover out. but >> even in this afternoon, we'll see some better clearing golden gate bridge. a pretty just a few moments ago. so it's been a nice improvement upstream. however, early into the week, we do see a passing system only to bring us some scattered cloud cover with this. and that passing shower is a possibility. we talk about monday night through tuesday. you'll see a nice temperature correction with all of this. you know that spring up to change the word row once a week through the week and then we'll see a nice warm up later. we've got temperatures mostly in the 40's now in the upper 40's at

that 49 for san francisco and also for san jose. 47 going on for a little more and mid 40's up there to the north bay for today. again, once we shake off the morning cloud blues. 54 11 by 2. we're talking. 61 do see a nice warm up, though, as we get to the latter portion of next week. we'll have more details on that. but stephanie. >> all right. thank you so much for that day. and back to breaking news. we're following this morning. at least 20 people were shot and for people killed in yet another mass shooting. it happened in the town of dade bill, alabama. you can see on the map. this is just south of birmingham, not far from the georgia border. witnesses tell our sister station wr bl the shooting happened at a sweet 16 birthday party. and most of the people injured are teenagers. this is video from the scene you're looking at now. all of this happened around 10, 30 saturday night. officials have not released information yet on whether a shooter or person of interest is in custody. we do know a news conference is scheduled for later this morning. we will bring you live updates as soon as we learn more. back to

san francisco. a suspicious package found near oracle park on saturday has been secured by police. let's take a look at video now from the citizen app. this package was found around noon saturday on 3rd and king streets in san francisco and sfpd bomb squad set up a perimeter around the package. well, officers work to make sure the item was safe. no word on what exactly was in the package. but again, police have secured the area. san mateo county supervisors voted against working with federal immigration authorities this week in a 41 vote. they passed a new ordinance that all county departments and they will no longer be able to use resources to cooperate with ice agents. this means county jails in courthouse holding cells will not be available for ice to use. there are limited exceptions, which include responding to a warrant issued by a federal judge or a court decision. >> to see this kind of pivot,

embracing of policies that are actually going to benefit everybody in our community not be in fear that, heu, if something happens to me here, there's a pipeline to deportation happening. >> the ordinance will take effect after a second reading at an upcoming board meeting. oakland police continue their search for a man wanted for a assault and burglary. investigators say the crime happened in the 100 block of mana crest avenue. police say a man went through an unlocked window around 03:00am on april. 12th where he assaulted a sleeping victim. the suspect is described as a black man in his 20's with a distinctive tattoo saying fear no evil across his upper back. anyone with information is asked tt please contact the opd special victims unit. and new details about a shooting involving a newark police officer that killed a carjacking suspect. police say the suspect had a full metal airsoft gun that resembled a real gun at the time they were shot and killed by an officer. that shooting happened thursday near the new park mall in newark. police say when they were trying to take the suspect into custody.

that's when the shooting started. the 2 suspects were hit. one died. attorney general rob bonta says the state department of justice is investigating. this is under a bill that requires the ag to investigate shootings involving officers and anyone who was not in possession of a deadly weapon. the alameda county da's office is also investigating. the park. police had a busy week responding to situations in and around the bay area. officers arrested 7 people thursday night alone. and here's a look at where those arrests happened. police say some of those events involved, people brandishing weapons, disturbing passengers and also drug possession. police say one person even tried to bite an officer. and the 21 year-old national guardsman accused of stealing and leaking pentagon documents now faces serious charges. our washington correspondent alexandra limon explains. one thing we learned through the court documents is that authorities were able to track down that suspect in part,

thanks to billing records from that social media site. he was using. >> 21 year-old air national guardsman gec to was in court friday to share was arraigned facing charges under the espionage act. eric's very serious penalties associated with that. authorities say to show was the leader of the private chat group where the military documents were first leaked in december. the justice department says it will seek the most serious consequences we intend to to ascend that message. how important it is to our national security court documents reveal that before his arrest to share, tried to find out if authorities were onto him by searching the word leak in a classified system. this individual and any of his accomplices. >> need to be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. they betray the confidence of their country. massachusetts congressman jake auchincloss says that besides holding the leaker accountable, the pentagon needs to answer some serious questions about why it is junior enlisted air

national guardsman. >> has need to know access to. highly sensitive documentation about ukrainian war plans. rhode island senator jack reed says he expects a review of how people gain security clearance hard to capture. is someone who either later changes their mind about the importance of secrecy? >> or someone who is deliberately concealing a information. >> the judge in this case ordered to to remain in custody, at least through his next court hearing, which is scheduled for wednesday in washington. alex and rocky mount. a warning. now, if you use google chrome, the company says it's discovered a security threat. if you use windows mac and linux excuse me and mac google has released a patch to fix the issue and is urging users to update their chrome browser immediately to make sure they are fully protected. happening today, a special parade is planned for 2 oakland high school basketball teams. the

oakland high boys in the open girls both won the cia championships this season. they're shane talbot assembly member. mia bonta will be at the parade. it starts at 11 at oakland at 11:30am. the route starts a fairyland at 6, 9, 9, belleview avenue and runs around lake merritt down to city hall. the rally that starts at noon. in kids with disabilities and other illnesses had fun day out saturday following a covid hiatus kids home care brought back its signature touch a truck event. it's been around for nearly a decade in salinas. kids got to hop in and explore different types of trucks and enjoy other fun activities. it was even a classic car parade, as you can see right there, fun in the sun. and happening today. if you plan on taking bart, you have to catch a bus. if your train goes through rockridge in orinda bart is doing track work on sunday between both stations. riders can catch a free bus ride through the caldecott tunnel. bart says to expect a 30 minute delay.

tuesday marks 117 years since the 19 0, 6 earthquake in san francisco that killed 3,000 people. the san francisco fire department and city officials plan to mark the occasion with ceremonies throughout the morning. this is video from past ceremonies. the event started lot as fountain near the area of market and geary street. that's where many people gather to for support 117 years ago after the initial earthquake. and after the ceremony, there will be a procession to the famous golden fountain on the corner of 20th and church streets and that fire hydrant is said to be the water source responsible for saving the south side of mission district during the aftermath of the earthquake. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, new research. >> finding more americans addicted to their phones. the results of that study after this. my favorite ear buds besides the air pods plus they come into affordable price points and have all the features you need. >> i'm rich demuro. that's >> i'm rich demuro. that's coming up in tech. smart.

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down to once every 2 minutes. wow. well, 66% of teens admit to feeling anxious when they don't have their smartphones. >> technology isn't the problem. it's it's when the technology gets out of place with our lives. 70% of us say we'd rather go on a bad date, then do would have our phone. >> experts say instead of being glued to your device, you can make a habit of putting it down in a drawer for 5 minutes and then maybe extending that time to a couple of hours. you can do it. what exactly is leaking below the surface of the pacific. that's what scientists want to know. they say. but there is a leak stretching from canada down to northern california and it's happening along a fault line. researchers from the university of washington say the liquid they've discovered is warmer than the ocean water around it and it's seeping from the ocean floor, as you can see right there. that's what keeping a close eye on this leak because they say could be responsible for causing a massive earthquake

in the future. well, that they know about this. well, tonight's the perfect opportunity to make a wish because the lyrid meteor showers starts tonight. and last until the weekend during its peak, you can expect to see nearly 20 meteors per hour blasting across the night sky going about 20 miles per second. nasa says this is one of the oldest meteor showers on record. the best time to watch will be this saturday. it's wrecked recommended. i guess thisscoming saturday, perhaps. >> well, what will double check with our producers on that? but it is recommended that you watch in dark areas towards the east away from the city. >> i think much intrusion cloud cover tonight. so that's a plus and go and do your wishing him all that kind of stuff. even though it's just a little rock's ice. here's what's going on for high temperatures today. we have upper 60's in the east bay and up to the north bay as well. going to check into that going to check into that forecast g

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conditions are going to pick up later today. people should have a jacket ready, you know? yeah, because the breeze will be kind of cool. still, you know, you want to do that. although. >> another contrast, i want to show here real quick because we don't always see this on the south bay to the cloud cover we've got going on h-re at san jose state. >> golden gate bridge open up very nicely. half moon bay at the coast that somewhat typical to see a lot of cloud cover there. but we have yeah, we do have a passing system will make but for today most folks going to see a lot of sunshine today and about that breeze. if you're in the shade, might be a little chilly, perhaps at times to cut the ballpark and so forth. just roll a little jacket or sweater will send whole real quick. they but taking out that snow spurt in the forecast. but notice how temperatures fall in response to our front tomorrow. we're at 43 tuesday dropping the 34 recovering wednesday, as you can see for the balance of the week. still with the passage of the system will be a little whether they'll be some winds with that, too, though they'll feel that as we proceed approach. now, here's what's going on. the stormtracker 4. again, we'll have some variable clouds working, maybe a little bit late tonight.

tomorrow until the front drops south tomorrow night into your tuesday. temperatures are holding steady into the 40's. the upper 40's at that half. moon bay coming in about 50, though. 49 for san jose off to the east bay, upper 40's. 43 going on for ballet. whoa. longer-range forecast map. this is the area of concern. there you have. it might see some snow showers up to tahoe. a little bit will be a dusting if they do. and that's it. then we go into the warming mode. little muggy here. looks like on this forecast. run with the cloud cover and all. still the charts are telling us will warm up as we approach the next weekend with lots of sunshine in maybe upper 70's that that now looks like spring has sprung. 59 san francisco mid 50's along the coast here. we'll do about 60 for burning game down south. we've got the mid 60 64 for palo alto in the south bay mid 60's as well. may be scratching some upper 60's as well. 66 san jose east bay 63 for freeman. 62 union city also off the tri valley numbers pretty similar. we

don't see a lot of decouple yet here. 65 walnut creek and 66 for concord. 61 vallejo, 67 fairfield a nap at 65 with rose up well to april. that's a spring month. and a live up to that tradition. numbers are going to jump all over the place. we slide down a little bit towards tuesday. then a nice recovery as we get into thursday friday and saturday. check it out. middle 70's heading into next weekend. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you for that update. each year in the u.s. more than 350,000 people experience car experience, cardiac arrest. and in many of those cases, cpr is needed to save a life. if you're not sure how to do it. keep watching kron four's vicki liviakis shows us what we need to know. >> in a packed stadium, we watched as a healthy 24 year-old football player when into sudden cardiac arrest. seconds count. because 46 minutes without auction of the brain. >> the brain starts die and lucky for damar hamlin cpr and aed got his heart beating

again. sometimes the difference between life and death gets down to mere seconds. so the question is, would you even know what to do? this person's going to die in front of you doing something is better than doing nothing. jeff hardy is a firefighter who also runs heart start cpr here in the bay area, teaching people how to do cpr. you cannot hurt somebody by doing chest compressions, period. former firefighter chip baker says oftentimes bystanders are just afraid to jump in as a hesitation. >> hesitation because i don't want to do it wrong. i'm not sure if i know what i'm doing in the next minute. they'll show us step by step. what to do before help could arrive person. classes in front of us cardiac arrest. we're not trained, but we can help. strong enough to help and do chest compressions. we get 9-1-1, activated. we chest compressions on this person. >> you're right. we know that corporate ad with chest compressions and doing cpr continue this. i cannot stress

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>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. we're covering a lot of news for you this sunday morning. let's start by getting a look at the weathsr with dave spahr the warning days. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and we're seeing kind of a little bit of a variety of the sky conditions going on. we saw in the south bay, quite a bit of cloud cover seeing that at the coast as well. >> somewhat typical, though, you know, the coastal clouds early in the day, but opening up. it looks like for good chunk of the bay thus far and nice afternoon is on tap for you this sunday as well. maybe a pinch cooler. this is what it looks like again in half moon bay. we'll probably see improving sky conditions a little bit later on this afternoon upstream. we're waiting for front to drop south. it will bring some winds in some cooler

temperatures behind it with the transition. can't rule out. maybe that stray little overnight shower. that would be monday and most likely they'll be concentrated towards the coast towards the west. meanwhile, the temperatures holding in the 40's in most parts, but we've got 50 hayward and oakland already upper 40's off to the east bay. and there you have map at 45 contrast to 24 hours ago. most locations were a couple degrees actually ahead, trailing and others. you can see. and for the breakdown today, we'll call it sunny into the afternoon. temperatures on balance, lower to middle 60's working here, although we do see some upper 60's in the far east bay. but again, later on a big time, warm up as we go into next weekend. we'll have that extended forecast as well. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> breaking news we're following this morning. at least 20 people were shot and 4 people killed in yet another mass shooting. it happened in the town of de vil, alabama. and you can see here on this map. but this is just south of birmingham, not far from the georgia border. witnesses tell our sister station wr be all

the shooting happened at a sweet 16 birthday party. and most of the people injured are teenagers. this is video you're looking at now from the scene. all of this happening around 10, 30 saturday night. officials have not released information yet on whether a shooter or person of interest is in custody. this is a developing story and we will bring you live updates as soon as we learn more. the former oakland police chief leronne armstrong met with families of gun violence victims who want him back as chief on saturday of this as he appeals mayor shane tells decision to fire him. kron four's philippe djegal has more. >> oakland is a beautiful city, but some time the beauty is overshadowed by violence that continues to permeate in the city. 2 months after oakland, mayor sheng tao officially relieved him of his duties as the city's top cop. >> former police chief leronne armstrong meets with survivors of victims of gun violence saturday. the lighthousg community charter high school. the group advocating to get

guns off the streets will policing their support for armstrong and push to get his job back. has been there for me. >> as a community member, he stood up and knew my son's name. and so to this day, he still has given me the highest level of respect. and i can't say that that's the same treatment. other with open police department. mayor tell terminated armstrong in february without cause following the federal monitors investigation into the former chief's handling of to police misconduct cases involving the same officer. >> a move that threatens to extend to decades of federal oversight of the police department which was on track to end this summer. we're currently awaiting our appeals hearing, which will happen in june. and so. >> again, you know, i look forward to that have an opportunity to vindicate myself. and, you know, i want the public to know that. i stand by my statement from the beginning that i did nothing wrong. and so i think it's important. i go through that process and then see what the outcome of that process.

armstrong says he does not want to be a distraction, adding that as he enjoys retirement living in oakland staying connected with the community understands the city needs to move on and focus on curbing crime. >> you kron 4 >> another big story we're following this morning. the warriors faced off against the sacramento kings last night in game one of the nba playoffs. i'm sure many of you are watching this. unfortunately, the warriors came up a little short. this game was a close one with 13 lead changes in the 1st half. and we also saw the return of andrew wiggins at the 4th quarter. it was for the worrier harrison barnes buried the 3. >> but the kings up. 22 to one 16 to one. 22 to one 16 and a heartbreaking finish with just 2.9 seconds to go. steph misses the 3 pointer. the warriors lose by a final of one. 26 to one. 23. and here's what steph curry had to say after the game.

>> love to on tonight. but you know, again, good learning lessons for i think we. argos play our best kind of road game in the sense of and, you know, and meet the moment. so excited about a game think they did a good. you know, they've got to were like this. not see. you know, cause of their own home. you know, this physical games with physical the whole time, you but that's not why we lost a game. you know, they they made plays down the they got to the free-throw line. you know, we missed a couple shots that will it. >> the next game against the kings is tomorrow at 07:00pm in sacramento. >> it was at the finish warriors fans were hoping for was still a great time over at chase center where a watch party drew thousands of people kron four's gayle ong. was there. >> warriors fans have been pumped for this game. and so many of them said they were

not surprised the made it this far in the season. all eyes were on the big screen. people got here as early as 01:00pm to secure a spot on the turf in the stands to cheer on the warriors. fans are hoping for another championship title dubnation brought all sorts of lucky charms to watch party. >> i got the first it's been 3 points. we're going to win. we're going to do it again. and that's going to get heavier every single time. just excited see the warriors play again. obviously, we get excited every year, but i don't know. it's just atmosphere being outside is so nice, too. >> and the next watch party for game 2 will take place here at thrive city on monday. it is free to attend. you just have to reserve a ticket online reporting from chase center, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> in alum rock park in san jose is partially back open. people can now visit the popular area for the first time in more than 3 months. the park has been closed since new year's eve because of

storm damage keep in mind, the area's only open to hikers and cyclists right now, several parks or other several trails are still closed. parking is limited and is available on a first come first served basis and just one day left to catch this year's annual cherry blossom festival in san francisco. the festival showcases japanese culture and food and coincides with the blooming of the cherry blossoms. hundreds of people have already made the trip out to this year's event. today's final day features a parade from civic center to japantown peace plaza. it's expected to start at 11:00am and wrap up around 6. the event is free to attend and it looks they're encouraging people to dress up to. well, coming up on the kron 4 morning news, san mateo county supervisors are cutting ties with federal immigration authorities. >> more what the county supervisors say has led to this decision. and after the break, a search is underway this morning for 3 american

sailors who went missing off the coast of mexico. the details just ahead. in

national news. 2 ceremonies happened in boston on saturday. >> remembering the lives lost

in the marathon bombing 10 years ago. families of those killed and several survivors walk slowly to the finish line and laid down threes. later. thousands, including many marathon runners gathered for a ceremony honoring the victims in 2013, 3 people were killed and more than 260 injured when 2 pressure cooker bombs went off during the race, the 100 27th running of the boston marathon is scheduled for monday. happening now, the u.s. coast guard and the mexican navy are searching for 3 american soldiers who disappeared in the water. >> up the coast of mexico, they were last heard from 11 days ago off the coast of the coast as it lawn the u.s. coast guard identified the sailors as frank and kerry o'brien and william gross officials say they were heading north to cabo san lucas with plans to stop and get food and fuel before heading to san diego. the group never made it to cabo. experts say the weather was not ideal when the trio set sail.

>> we're looking at a pretty good sunday today opening up the skies in areas that are looking at cloud cover right now. temperatures somewhat muted, though, into the middle to and some spots scratch in the upper 60's. a little cool down early in the week, some back and force the kron. 4 morning news.

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shot of the golden gate bridge. look at that. blue skies already in place. not quite that way along the coast yet. but gives you general idea on the trend that we're going into a little bit of breeze coming with the the program as well. >> now upstream, we're keeping our eye on this front is going take a while to get here. and it's going to do a typical fronts, too. you get winds with it. you get some cloud cover and cooler temps behind all of that cold front least cold temperatures behind all that. we have a little chance of maybe seeing a passing little shower. but that's the last thing on the ride. you don't get the rain which could use the everything else that comes with that, right. 49 right now in concord, we got 54 oakland and hayward. 48 to livermore to the north bay kind of a hodgepodge of 40's hanging on with a 43 for 50. meanwhile for san jose today we're calling it 59 with the san francisco early clouds breaking up. 61 for oakland. 66 meanwhile for san jose with morning clouds, we just showed you there at san jose state. but clearing is expected on balance. here's what happens on future cast for again. opening up the skies nicely. we'll see some scattered clouds try to work in here tonight. tomorrow, waiting and

waiting and waiting. and ok, here it is. it's day in the sun, if you will, a chance, a little shower going on monday night into tuesday in its wake. let's bring in some colder air, though, and a few scattered clouds early tuesday morning. so we got early clouds today afternoon, clearing mild with mid 60's on tap. we do see a few little upper 60's in the 4 zone. you'll note and then early into the week, some scattered clouds, a shower that again as monday night through tuesday morning, cool, lower 60's. we'll get that tuesday and wednesday and then popping back again in the longer range forecast is telling us we might see some upper 70's come next weekend and mostly sunny skies developing by that 0, 67 for antioch, 61 for oakland. 63 hayward up to the north bay. we have some upper 60's at work too, with 66 san jose next few days, keeping a few scattered clouds on tap here coming and going through the period. but little drop in temperatures. well, that long-range forecast free tibet, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> republican lawmakers are calling for military action

against mexican cartels. 2 republican congressmen introduced legislation earlier this year. that would authorize use of military force to target cartels link to the fentanyl crisis. anna wiernicki is in washington with the latest. >> attorney general merrick garland says the sinaloa mexican drug cartel is responsible for the surge of fentanyl in the u.s. the largest most violent and most prolific fentanyl trafficking operation in the world on friday, garland detailed the cartels violence. they have fed some of the victims dead and alive. the tigers, florida republican congressman mike waltzysays that's why he's ready to wage war on the group. these cartels are more like isis then they are the mafia waltz and texas republican congressman dan crenshaw introduced a bill authorizing the use of military force and resources to target mexican drug cartels. seeding the fentanyl crisis. things like

satellites. >> intelligence targeting. >> offensive cyber to get inside their networks and to stop start disrupting their money flows and the even targeting some of their leadership with special operations forces. but the white house has been reluctant to take military action in mexico designating these cartels. >> as if deals would not grant does any additional authorities. instead, they're attacking the cartels, business through sanctions on everyone from the cartels. suppliers in china to the leaders in mexico. we will never stop working. >> to hold them accountable for their crimes in washington. i'm anna wiernicki. >> billionaire and twitter ceo elon musk has launched a new artificial intelligence company must register the startup named x ai in nevada last month. this comes just after musk publicly called for a six-month pause in the development of ai tools like chatgpt developed by san

francisco based company open ai. well, notably must help create that company open ai in 2015. twitter users will soon be able to make money on the platform. musk says users will be able to offer followers content through a subscription which will include long-form text and hours-long video. the company says users will get all the money from the subscriptions apart from charges by android or ios. twitter will not take a cut from the revenue for the first 12 months. and intensive rehab program. matching dogs with inmates is now inside for california prisons and a juvenile facility. it's called the positive change prison program. kacey montoya has the story. going to >> i love you. just the white house is an inmate at this women's prison in victorville. he's so pretty liked him. he's so gorgeous. she spent the last 14 weeks with kramer, a 50 pound mutt who was saved

from a kern county shelter. the boy. don. good. the pair teamed up as part of the positive change prison program where inmates learn to rehabilitate dogs considered to be an adoptable. they settled. very good. turns out these pups and their prisoner trainers give each other a new leash on life as second chances are created. i was really inside. kramer healed a lot of those collect sick. >> yes, good poll. the program was created by zacks cow founder of marley's mutts dog rescue in 2016. >> since then, 1100 inmates and more than 400 dogs have gone through the program, which is guided by experienced trainers like samantha johnson. so you're during the 20 feet and then you walk all the way back she says they pull dogs from shelters who are jumping are scared and unlikely to make it out. they get kennel trains create change because we don't want them to be with their trainers all the time and come out with separation anxiety. they're learning how to be around lots different people come. yes, we

also do place work, least work. and at the end, the teams are tested. yeah, although these women have made mistakes that landed them here, trainers like monica frazee say this program has taught her lessons that will last a lifetime. it changed my whole life because i wasn't only thinking about me anymore. wasn't in that prison mentality anymore. it was. a selfless act. their paths being reshaped by their four-legged cellmates k park. monica says she plans to start a rescue to train service dogs for veterans when she gets out her up. good dusty is studying to be an addiction counselor. i'm going to give back. 2 people you need help like when i needed help. and try to get them help before they end up here like i did. the women say learning to train man's best friend isn't always easy, but the hardest part knowing they have to let go. i just hope they love and miss half as much as i do.

>> got this pearl them. >> that's a great story. that was kacey montoya reporting for us. every round of training costs marley's much about $18,000. and they say every dog that goes through the program does get adopted. well, still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news concerns over the homelessness crisis on the rise in california. >> what residents are sharing in a new survey of next. the

national urban league has released their annual state of black america report. >> and they say democracy for black americans is under threat. the civil rights organization found an increase in hate crimes efforts to change kruk classroom curriculums and attempts to make voting more difficult. the data was gathered from a number of organizations including ucla law school. the anti defamation league and the fbi whose data shows african-americans were targeted and 30% of hate crimes between 2020 2021. and more californians are identifying homelessness is one of their largest concerns. according to a survey conducted by the public policy institute of california, 70% of people say it's a big problem. ppi see says that view is shared among the

majority of republicans, democrats and independents who participated in the survey, a 70% of adults also said the presence of homeless people has increased over the past 12 months in their local communities. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news. if you plan on taking bart today, they're doing major track work that might impact your commute. man: i'm not slowing down anytime soon. commute. >> details after this.

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>> good morning. a 28 this sunday morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it start this half hour with a look at our forecast with dave sphar. good morning today. welcome. nice and sunny out there it is for for the shots behind you there. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. we're still kind of working on breaking this up. a little bit of half moon bay. see still some cloud cover lingering there. but the sun coming in behind the hill there. so you're seeing a fill up >> the foreground quite a bit there. nice and nice, peaceful ocean right there right now. so we should name that peaceful. see, there's an idea. >> anyway, here's what's going on in this storm tracker 4, not much in the way of stormy action, but there's another system to drop south from the gulf of alaska. timing on this thing in terms of what we actually get, the front will probably be monday night overnight through tuesday time period. and with that, that means probably will get a an increase in some winds going on here and some scattered clouds. that's a given. but maybe a passing little shower. we might get with it as well. but that does not look to be

all over the bay. that will be probably focused on those higher elevations up in the north bay and perhaps along the coast with the deeper marine layer. most of the readings are in the 40's. you can see couple 50's poking out e bit here and he ought 52. 51 going on for oakland, hayward at 50 and 50. also this hour for san francisco at the ballpark today. possum less we hope 107, game time. temps, 60 ish sunny with a cool breeze. and that breeze picks up there. as you can see out of the west at 15 to 20. so want to dress the part a little bit. 61. it looks like by 3 in some areas in the east bay, you might be scratching some of those mid to upper 60's forecast for the bay. 61 oakland, 66. meanwhile for san jose, a chilly 59 going on for san francisco in there. some upper 60's you can see in the far east bay. we'll get more into this in the 4 zone forecast coming up in just a bit. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you for that. back to breaking news. we're following this morning. at least 20 people were shot and 4 people killed in yet another mass shooting.

it happened in the town of de vil, alabama. you can see on the map. this is south of birmingham not far from the georgia border. police held a news conference just moments ago. they just confirmed that the shooting happened at a birthday party. no other additional details were given on the number of injured or their status. our sister station wr bl is reporting most of the people injured are teenagers. and this is video that you're looking at now from the scene. all of this happening around 10, 30 saturday night. officials have not released additional information yet on whether a shooter or person of interest is in custody. they did say that there is no public threat to safety or rather no public safety threat at this time. this is a developing story. we will continue to follow this closely for you and bring you the latest updates. as soon as we learn more. back here in the bay area in san francisco, a suspicious package found near oracle park on saturday has been secured by police. let's take a look at video now from the citizen app. the package was found around noon

saturday on 30 and king streets in san francisco, an sfpd bomb squad set up a perimeter around the package while officers work to make sure the item was safe. no word on what exactly was in the package. but again, the the sfpd bomb squad have secure the package at this time. san mateo county supervisors voted against working with federal immigration authorities this week and a 41 vote. they passed a new ordinance preventing all county departments and agencies from using resources to cooperate with ice agents. this means county jails and courthouse holding cells will not be available for ice to use. there are some limited exceptions, which include responding to a warrant issued by a federal judge or a court decision. >> to see this kind of pivot, embracing of policies that are actually going to benefit everybody in our community not be in fear that, hey, if something happens to me here, there's a pipeline to deportation happening. >> the ordinance will take effect after a second reading at an upcoming board meeting.

oakland police continue their search for a man wanted for a assault and burglary. investigators say the crime happened in the 100 block of mana crest avenue. police say a man went through an unlocked window around 03:00am on april. 12th where he assaulted a sleeping victim. the suspect is described as a black man in his 20's with a distinctive tattoo that reads fear no evil across his upper back. anyone with information is asked to please contact the opd special victims unit. and new details now about a shooting involving a newark police officer that killed a carjacking suspect. police say the suspect had a full metal airsoft gun that resembled a real gun at the time they were shot and killed by an officer. the shooting happened thursday near the new park mall in newark. police say when they were trying to take the suspect into custody? well, that's when the shooting started. 2 suspects were hit. one died. attorney general rob bonta says that state department of justice is investigating. this is under a

bill that requires the attorney general to investigate shootings involving officers and anyone who was not in possession of a deadly weapon. the alameda county da's office is also investigating. but police had a busy week responding to situations in and around the bay area. officers arrested 7 people thursday night alone. police say some of those events involve people brandishing weapons. disturbing passengers and also having drugs in their possession. police say one person even tried to bite an officer. the 41 year-old national guardsman accused of stealing and leaking pentagon documents now faces serious charges. our washington correspondent alexandra limon explains. one thing we learned through the court documents is that authorities were able to track down that suspect in part, thanks to billing records from that social media site. he was using. >> 21 year-old air national guardsman gec to was in court friday. >> to share was arraigned facing charges under the

espionage act or acts very serious penalties associated with that. authorities say to show was the leader of the private chat group where the military documents were first leaked in december. the justice department says it will seek the most serious consequences. we intend to to ascend that message. how important it is to our national security court documents reveal that before his arrest to share, tried to find out if authorities were onto him by searching the word leak in a classified system. this individual and any of his accomplices. >> need to be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. they betray the confidence of their country. massachusetts congressman jake auchincloss says that besides holding the leaker accountable, the pentagon needs to answer some serious questions about why it is junior enlisted air national guardsman. >> has need to know access to. highly sensitive documentation about ukrainian war plans. rhode island senator jack reed says he expects a review of

how people gain security clearance hard to capture. is someone who either later changes their mind about the importance of secrecy? >> or someone who is deliberately concealing a information. >> the judge in this case ordered to to remain in custody, at least through his next court hearing, which is scheduled for wednesday in washington. alex and rocky mount. happening today. a special parade is planned for 2 oakland high school basketball teams. the oakland high boys and the open girls both won the cia championships this season. they're saying tao and assembly member mia bonta will be at the parade. it starts at oakland it at 11:30am. the route starts at fair land at 6, 9, 9, belleview avenue and runs around lake merritt down to city hall. the rally starts at noon. south bay kids with disabilities and other illnesses had a fun day out saturday following a covid hiatus, coastal kids home care brought back its signature

touch a truck event it's been around for nearly a decade in celina saying kids were able to hop in these different cars and explore different types of trucks and enjoy other activities. there was even a classic car parade as well. happening today. if you plan on taking bart, you'll have to catch a bus. if your train goes through rockridge and orinda bart is doing track work on sunday between both stations. riders can catch a free bus ride through the caldecott tunnel. bart says to expect a 30 minute delay. and tuesday marks 117 years since the 19 0, 6 earthquake in san francisco that killed 3,000 people. the sf fire department and city officials plan to mark the day with ceremonies throughout the morning. this is video from past ceremonies. the event starts at lauder's fountain near the area of marketing geary street. and that's where many people gathered for support 117 years ago after the earthquake. and after the ceremony, there will be a procession to the famous

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rather go on a bad date, then do would have our phone. >> experts say instead of being crude to your device, making a habit of just putting your phone away in a drawer for 5 minutes or even a couple of hours. ayad the screen time thing on my on my device on my apple device. dave, do you have anything to minutes screen time? no, absolutely i guess they come pc county, the desktop pcs, one post and what >> but seeing real person, you're stepping anyway. looking at upper 60's and some of those inland spots. also up in the north bay, too. we've got a little bit of a cool down coming our way, but we warm back up towards the end warm back up towards the end of

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>> by the way, if you don't need noise cancellation last year's $40, ear buds are still an excellent choice. i've got all of these picks linked up on my website. just go to rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro and you tech smart. >> all right. take a look now at the golden gate bridge from our camera. looks like there's helicopter flying by the by the bridge as well. just a beautiful day to enjoy the nice weather outdoors, whether it's by plane or my car, just even taking the dog out for a quick walk around the block today. >> it is. it's pretty sweet out there. yeah. and that's pretty good shot going on. good morning, stephanie. everybody. the different story here, excuse what's going on below beneath there. but i want to point out the san jose state look at the cloud cover down in the south bay. this will improve later this morning into the early afternoon. so just give that little bit of time. want to send you up to tahoe right now. what's going on? little drop in temperatures from this front that we discussed. they've taken out the forecast, the snow spurt, but

we still can get some with that. again. the passage is expected monday night through tuesday. note in cloud cover. you get some winds also on tuesday with this in the drop in temperatures, all of that and then there's the recovery by wednesday. see about 40 degrees. so a storm tracker 4. it's the waiting for this front. the past of the gulf of alaska. it's more of a weather maker to the north of us. we get the trailing cold front with that. and with it little drop in temperatures and we'll see a little riser pop with the winds to 52 for antioch, upper 40's cover a lot of the east bay also in the north bay, mid 40's, east bay shoreline. about 50 ish now will improve inland here later hours. but we don't see a big difference between the east bay shoreline and those inland spots. longer-range. we make note of this front passing there. we have that moment maybe of a few little showers in the higher elevations are along the coast. but on balance, a lot of folks want to see it and there come the cooler temperatures. high pressure builds and away. we go still notice some cloud cover that's kind of remains of this long range forecast

here. but we'll go with mostly sunny skies and temperatures doing a nice job with that, too, will really feel like spring mid to upper 70's that that 59 today for san francisco along the coast will keep it in the mid 50's still kind of cloudy there. we're looking at half moon bay that will improve a little bit this afternoon, 60 per burning. 61 for foster city palo out to about 64. south bay in the mid to upper 60's east bay shoreline. lower 60's mid 60's, though, off to the east bay. again, some of those readings bite scratch will hire, particularly around straight. 66 concord looks like the lay. what 61. 67 out. the fairfield inn. 65 napa. 69%, rosa spring. so the temperatures go all over the place. they're going bottom out here as we get to monday tuesday zone, a gradual recovery and we pop heading into next weekend. how about that will keep mostly sunny in the picture here. but nice temps with that, right, stephanie? all right, dave, thank you for that update. >> tonight is the perfect opportunity to make a wish. nasa says the lyrid meteor shower starts tonight. and

last until april 29th, it peaks between next friday and saturday. and during its peak, you can say expect to see nearly 20 meteors per hour blasting across the night sky going about 20 miles per second. well, well, nasa says this is one of the oldest meteor showers on record. experts say the best time to watch will be next saturday. the twenty-second it is recommended that you watch in darker areas away from the city for the best view. and the countdown to charles, the 3rd quarter, jen has begun. royal workers are preparing the coaches that will carry the king from buckingham palace to westminster abbey on may 6th. the diamond jubilee state coach and the gold state coach will be used to transport the king and queen consort throughout the day. both coaches were also used during jubilee celebrations for the late queen. and prince harry will be at his father's coronation alone. harry's wife, meghan markle, and their children will not be in attendance. nichole berlie explains.

>> this that shot seen around the world might have sealed the deal for keeping megan in the kids home in california. the queen's jubilee celebration last summer. harry and meghan attending, but downgraded from being big shots on the balcony. what they're going to say is that make it in because this little archie's book day. so that's going to be the reason that they get behind the base on. however, in reality, this pianist, she doesn't want to indeed. the couple's first born tyke turning for that same day. >> but still making the turn of british public sentiment toward them might be tough platinum jubilee it was absent cathedral in london and when harry meghan arrived they were leaving their people in the crowd, there are booing when it was an audible boo. >> it was quiet. shocking to allegations in the netflix documentary, the duke and duchess of sussex released this winter. it was terrifying

to have my brother and screenshots me. and then there's harry's book with its in suing tell all tour what was that based on? >> that mistrust, the fact that she was american. and actress divorced black, biracial mother. but it was just 4 of the typical stereotypes that's it's becomes a feeding frenzy for the british press. this is far from the first king or queen sized royal rift living in exile after abdicating the throne. the duke of windsor was told to bug off on queen elizabeth's big day in rock county side not to invite him and instead e. >> spend the day watching the occasion on tv are royal watchers. expect harry across the pond on a private jet and even hop over to frogmore cottage for a stay at the home. the king told the couple to vacate by early this summer while he is likely to score a good seat at westminster abbey. expect the royal welcome to be a bit tarnished for a pair who stolen the

spotlight. again, what i'm told here is the royals are actually got this has happened and not the day before one of the day. all of this happen. nice that people have the week that we can to gusty up and talk about and speculate why and then we can move on and focus on the king. >> and that was nichole berlie reporting for us. the coronation of king charles will take place on saturday. may 6 and we will have live coverage on that weekend as well. right here on kron 4.

>> after a 35 year run on broadway. the phantom of the opera is set to take its final bow tonight. the show has been performed nearly 14,000 times and new york city's majestic theater. it opened in january of 1988 and has grossed over 1.3 million dollars with a total attendance of nearly 20 million people. the hit musical will close holding the title of the longest running musical on broadway. it's a fantastic show. well, still ahead on the next hour, the kron 4 morning news. the warriors. >> loss against the kings last night. we'll have the highlights after the break. plus, former oakland police chief leronne armstrong met with gun violence victims. the latest on the community effort to get him reinstated to the job. and breaking overnight, at least 20 people are injured and several dead after yet another mass shooting. stay with us. the kron 4 morning news continues with that story news continues with that story and more.

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start by getting a look at the weather with dave sphar. good morning day. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and really improving in the sky conditions. half moon bay. we've been talking this morning about kind of the >> dreary sky conditions they had early on is a lot of the other parts of the bay. we're opening up nicely. we're seeing a nice opening up happening here as well. could be chilly, though, there with a breeze going on. but still nice view and looks like a nice sunday coming our way as well. here's what's going on. storm tracker 4, not much but do want to point out one door future as we get into monday monday night overnight have that front that will pass over. maybe give papa some winds, cooler temps behind all of it in. yes, with the passage. technically a little passing shower might come with numbers are now getting into the 50's and a lot of locations as you'll notice. some 40's up in the north bay still hanging on. 49 for livermore. but 52 antioch in concord, the breakdown today puts us mostly in the sunny mode. temperatures in the middle to upper 60's. again, we have this bump in the road early into the week. that will bump those temperatures back down again. but you like the

recovery as we get a nice, warm flavor spring towards the end of the week. we'll have all that coming up for you in a bit. stephanie. dave, thank you. >> breaking news we are following this morning. at least 20 people were shot and 4 people killed in yet another mass shooting. it happened in the town of de vil, alabama. we're going to pull up this map here of this. you can see that the incident happened just south of birmingham, not far from the georgia border. police held a news conference in just the last hour. they've confirmed that the shooting happened at a birthday party. no other details were shared on the number of people injured or the status of the victims. our sister station wral is reporting that most of the people injured are teenagers. and this is video from the scene. all of this happened around 10, 30 saturday night. officials have not released information yet on whether a shooter or person of interest is in custody. they did say there is no public safety threat at this time and they investigation is just getting started. and

former oakland police chief leronne armstrong met with families of gun violence victims who say they want him back as chief. this happened on saturday. this all happening as he appeals mayor shea tells decision to fire him. kron four's philippe djegal has more. >> oakland is a beautiful city, but some time the beauty is overshadowed by violence that continues to permeate in the city. 2 months after oakland, mayor sheng tao officially relieved him of his duties as the city's top cop. >> former police chief leronne armstrong meets with survivors' of victims of gun violence saturday at lighthouse community charter high school. the group advocating to get guns off the streets while policing their support for armstrong and push to get his job back. has been there for me. >> as a community member, he stood up and knew my son's name. and so to this day, he still has given me the highest level of respect. and i can't say that that's the same treatment. other 7 head with open police department. mayor

tell terminated armstrong in february without cause following the federal monitors investigation into the former chief's handling of to police misconduct cases involving the same officer. >> a move that threatens to extend to decades of federal oversight of the police department which was on track to end this summer. we're currently awaiting our appeals hearing, which will happen in june. and so. >> again, you know, i look forward to that have an opportunity to vindicate myself. and, you know, i want the public to know that. i stand by my statements from the beginning that i did nothing wrong. and so i think it's important. i go through that process and then see what the outcome of that process. armstrong says he does not want to be a distraction, adding that as he enjoys retirement living in oakland staying connected with the community understands the city needs to move on and focus on curbing crime. >> you know, when to leave 2 on kron, 4 >> now to another big story we're following. the warriors faced off against the

sacramento kings last night in game one of the nba playoffs. unfortunately, the warriors came up just a little short. this game was a pretty close one with 13 lead changes in the 1st half. and we also saw the return of andrew wiggins at the 4th quarter. it was former warrior harrison bars to bury the 3 to put the kings up one. 22 to one 16 and the heartbreaking finish. we just 2.9 seconds to go. steph misses a 3 pointer. the warriors lose by a final of one. 26 to one. 23. and here's what steph curry had to say after the game. >> you know, we love to go in tonight. but, you know, again, good learning lessons for i think we. argos play our best kind of road game in the sense of meet the moment. so excited about a game think they did a good. you know, they've got to were like this. not see. >> you know cause of their

home. you know, this physical games with physical the whole time, you but that's not why we lost a game. you know, they they made plays down the they got to the free-throw line. you know, we missed a couple shots that will it. >> and the next game against the kings is tomorrow at 7 in sacramento. and while it wasn't the finish, warriors fans were hoping for was still a great time over at chase center where a watch party drew thousands of people kron four's gayle ong. was there. >> warriors fans have been pumped for this game. and so many of them said they were not surprised the made it this far in the season. all eyes were on the big screen. people got here as early as 01:00pm to secure a spot on the turf in the stands to cheer on the warriors. fans are hoping for another championship title. dubnation brought all sorts of lucky charms to watch party. >> i got the first it's been 3

points. >> we're going to win. we're going to do it again. and that's going to get heavier every single time. just excited to see the warriors play again. obviously, we get excited every year, but i don't know. it's just atmosphere being outside is so nice, too. >> and the next watch party for game 2 will take place here at thrive city on monday. it is free to attend. you just have to reserve a ticket online reporting from chase center, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> alum rock park in san jose is partially back open. people can now visit the popular area for the first time in more than 3 months. the park has been closed since new year's eve because of storm damage. keep in mind, the park is only open to hikers and cyclists right now. several trails are still closed. parking is limited and available on a first come first serve basis. and just one day left to catch this year's annual cherry blossom festival in san francisco. just look at that. well, the festival showcases japanese culture and food cohen sites coinciding with

the blooming of the cherry blossoms. hundreds of thousands of people have already made it out to this year's event. today's final day features a parade from civic center to japan town peace plaza is expected start at 11:00am and wrap up around 6 the event is free to attend. looks like a lot of fun. dogs who might have otherwise been forgotten are being saved. all thanks to a special prison program right here in california. and san mateo county supervisors are cutting ties with federal immigration authorities. more on what the county supervisors say led to this decision. plus, the search is underway this morning for 3 american sailors who went missing off the coast of mexico. of mexico. >> the details just ahead. ( ♪♪ )

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>> well, happening right now, the u.s. coast guard and the mexican navy are searching for 3 american sailors who disappeared in the water off the coast of mexico. they were last heard from 11 days ago off the coast of mess at lawn. the coast guard identify the sailors as frank and kerry o'brien and william gross officials say they were heading north to cabo san lucas with plans to stop and get food and fuel before headed to san diego. but the

group never made it to. cabo. experts say the weather was not ideal when the trio set sail. and what californians are identifying homelessness is one of their largest concerns. according to a survey conducted by the public policy institute of california, 70% of people say it's a big problem. ppi see says that view is shared among the majority of surveyed republicans, democrats and independents, 70% of adults also said the presence of homeless people has increased over the past 12 months in their local communities. and the national urban league has released their annual state of black america report they say democracy for black americans is under threat. the civil rights organization found an increase in hate crimes efforts to change classroom, curriculums and attempts to make voting more difficult. the data was gathered from a number of organizations including ucla law school, the anti-defamation league and the fbi whose data shows african-americans were

targeted and 30% of hate crimes between 2020 and 2021. >> and we'll see quite a bit of sunshine going on for this afternoon. temperatures getting well in the 60's mid to upper 60's and some of those inland valleys. little cool down that were covered in ice. springtime weather the kron 4 morning news continues.

>> all right. let's take a live look now outside at downtown san francisco. and it's just looking so pretty out there looks like a great day to get outdoors. walk the dog, maybe go for a nice hike or a road trip somewhere. even and >> i'm just thinking maybe check out the japantown festival of the cherry blossom festival happening today as well. big parade a day. but do you think any fun weekend plans for you with the nice they know what it all stephanie, go. we've got the forecast to cover everybody today. >> good morning and good morning, everybody. here's the golden gate bridge for you in just the intrusion of a few little clouds. kind of paint the skies. just a touch here. >> but on balance, everything's really open up very nicely for us now, we do have some traffic to make note of upstream here a little bit. this was going to be monday night into tuesday to have a front will drop south from the system of the gulf of alaska. it's getting late in the season. of course, we're even pound that pretty well with a lot of rain. all that stuff. technically monday night might get a couple of rain showers. but most folks are going to notice the drop in temperatures and some windy conditions. that's very much

the hallmarks of with the frontal boundary numbers for us. we have the middle 50's over the antioch at 52 for concord. 53 for oakland and also a word. 51 checking in for san jose at this hour. still some 40's hanging on to the north bay today. let's call it 59 san francisco. early clouds clearing out. 61, oakland, 66 meanwhile for san jose, i work on some clearing, though. we saw earlier quite a bit of cloud cover down there. meanwhile, this is the clear out that we talked about mostly sunny across the bay as we get into tonight tomorrow. again, another intrusion of cloud cover that should break up tomorrow night. there's that little opportunity. got to make note of. but what most folks are going to notice is yes, the induction of some cloud cover, but that pop of winds and then some cooler air filtering in behind. but then a nice quick recover towards the latter portion of this week. early clouds afternoon clearing were already there and the east bay shoreline. check it out. mild mid 60's. meanwhile, early in the week, little drop in temps, nice recovering towards the end of the week might be scratching the mid to upper 70's by next

weekend. on balance. it looks like it should be mostly sunny. but again, some of the longer-range models where theres some cloud cover in there, you can kind of a little fuzzy. upper 60's will reach 2 in the far east bay up to the north bay upper 60's as well in a couple of pockets like a santa rosa. meanwhile, 59 for san francisco next couple of days. kind of underscores the point of the little drop in temperatures. but that recovery is coming. we'll get more into that longer range forecast for you. coming up and just a bit. meantime here, stephanie. >> thank you so much, dave. well, if you find it difficult to open jars per carry a bag of groceries. our health expert karen owoc is joining us live right now to explain what your grip strain says about your health and long very interesting stuff, karen, it's so good to see live. let me just say that back in the studio. great to have you here. so ok, grip straight. let's talk a bit about this. it's not the first thing. i mean that comes to mind for me personally, when think about health and longevity. so walk

us through that. yes, so not a lot of people doing. a lot of people don't even think about their great strength until they have trouble opening a jar opener ride or something like that. and so grip strength. >> is a predictor of your overall strength and overall strength as a predictor of your overall health. okay. interesting. so overall health, you know, they've done studies on this and they found that decrease in muscular strength also has an effect on your rate of death. so it's it's very problematic. something you really need to pay attention to because it increases not only your death but disability illness. your risk of heart attack and and stroke. so we've got to pay attention good as well. i hope to have the group tests me on this. i am. and the way we test we test overall health overall strength with by testing your greatest, ok, what is this device kisses? the hand man? and i'm on that are ok, so we're testing your

about your ability to squeeze really hard as well as stabilize. oh, dear. so hope opening jars. so i mean, this could be and i you know, yes, but we'll unit keep your arm and right and go ok, and you're going to squeeze and hold it for 5 seconds. okay. everyone should know. i am left-handed. so is testing this. on my left hand. so this is much harder than it looks easy as high you can. this is i don't know how promising this is going and then you go by and then you co case it. and so what you would do keep check of that? i have to calculate that in with your age and your ok, ok? so because i didn't program. and in pat. so you want always try to test very lee, because what we're looking for, everybody usually always asked what was that good, right? was it bad, right? right. and actually we're looking for a change. so if there's 11 pound change in

your great that's why it's good to get a baseline. then we then that increases your risk of cardiovascular. okay. so make sure you get a baseline and then track it and see if there's any kind of change a because as you get older, you do lose a strength, muscular strength. that's true. so we need to watch out for that because it's going affect your ability to, you know, be strong and not fall. so the best way to measure group straight is to get one of these devices. yeah, you can get one of i i tested patients in the in the clinic with this. this is less than $30. so you can do it yourself. very few. the ones that we have that at the at the clinic also a lot more expensive. the 500 and you can get away with this, ok? and but you want to do 3 trials and rest. 15 seconds in between each. each one, got it. all right. is so you showed us how to measure grip strain. is there a certain

when we talk about the amount of weight that we have to be able to to squeeze? we talk about that. important because of the fact that we're looking at. we're not looking at for absolute. we're looking for relative relative strength. okay. if you are an older adult, i would say a woman needs to be able to grip at least 43 cayman about 60 68 pounds, ok? but we're just just as an older adult and just to be able to do activities of daily living. okay. so we need to strengthen its important to strengthen because we use our hands a lot more than we really think through ripping through opening in the door. so these are all exercises you can do with without equipment. this is this is just a pvc pipe with a cable attached to it, which want to do is add a weight. if if you're not that strong, you don't have to add a way but you could add a gallon jug of water, which is 8 pounds or you could add a

kettle bell. but you wanted to do this. so your wrist has several motions. it's going to go up and down flexion and extension. and then this is what we're working on. so this is going to helps with filled up your grip strains. yes. so you want to lower it all the way your body down and then bring it up? very good. yes. so this is a really good exercise. the other reason other way, the reason we need grace stanke is so we could pinch things so pitching this happens to be my book. by the i'm not surprised on longevity. so being so take a heavy book or a heavy piece of wood and then squeeze and hold it. so that would be a good way to work on the the gripping right. inch3ng know that. frying pan. we all have yes, so we could. this is another motion that we do we call it super nation probation. so you can take a frying pan and then flip it

over and called it for 2 seconds and then flip it back. okay. so over and flip. so that's one way. karen. we have about 10 so used to flexion and extension like this. just curls like this but flipped. sides. also a towel ring out the tell all right perfect. so just a you see everyday household items you can use to build your grip strength. absolutely perfect. our health expert karen owoc. so great to see guys so much for joining us. >> all right. have a will will be right

>> welcome back. 9.25. this sunday morning. south bay kids with disabilities and other illnesses had a fun day out on saturday following a covid hiatus, coastal kids home care brought back its signature touch a truck event. it's been around for nearly a decade in salinas, kids were able to hop in and explore different types of trucks and ix enjoy other activities. it was even a classic car parade which looked like a lot of fun. happening today. a special parade is planned for 2 oakland high school basketball teams. the oakland high boys and the oakland tech girls both won the cia championships this season. they are shaped how an assembly member mia bonta will be at the parade.

it starts in oakland at 11:30am. the route starts at fairyland at 6, 9 and belleview avenue and runs around lake merritt down to city hall. the rally that starts at noon. well, still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news. if you plan on taking part today, they're doing some major track work that could impact your commute. man: i'm not slowing down anytime soon. impact your commute. >> more details after this.

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good morning 9.29. this sunday. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4. >> weekend morning news. i am stephanie lynn, we got a lot of news for you today. but first, let's check in with dave for the dave, stephanie, good morning. good morning, everybody. and yelled at half moon bay. >> return of some cloud cover. you can note there, but on balance, we'll call these variable clouds and improving a little bit for the afternoon as everybody will see that upstream watching the front. it's due to get here tomorrow night into tuesday. that will be this guy, a wind producer. and we've got cloud cover along with that. maybe a passing swer. 52 for to for right now. 52 also san francisco and 49 for livermore. see everybody pretty much is graduate into the 50's thus far. some 40's up to the north bay at the ballpark 107, game time. temperatures. 60 issue. when you throw that west wind in there, that's going to be a cool breeze of 15 to 20, even though we have a lot of sunshine for today. 58, 1 o'clock and 4.61, of course, some spots. we'll see warmer numbers and that will get into

that in your 4 zone forecast and everybody looking towards the end of the week for nice little spurt of spring coming our way, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. breaking news we're following this morning. at least 20 people were shot and 4 killed in yet another mass shooting. >> it happened in the town of de vil, alabama. you could see on the map there. this is south of birmingham, not far from the georgia border. police held a news conference in the last hour. they just confirmed that the shooting happened at a birthday party. no other details were given on the number of injured or the victim status. and our sister station there. wral is reporting that most of the people injured are teenagers. this is video from the scene. all of this happening around 10, 30 saturday night. officials have not released information yet on whether a shooter or person of interest is in custody. they did say there is no public safety threat at this time. and the investigation is just getting started. >> what we've dealt with is something no community. should

have to endure. i just ask for your patients. going to be a long process. >> and this is a developing story. we will bring you updates as soon as we learn more. back here in the bay area in san francisco is suspicious package was found near oracle park on saturday. that has been secured by police. let's take a look at video now from the citizen app. this package was found around noon saturday on 3rd and king streets in san francisco and as deputy bomb squad set up a perimeter around the package. well, officers work to make sure the item was safe. no word on what exactly was in the package. but again, sfpd has secured it and there is no threat to the area. mateo county supervisors voted against working with federal immigration authorities this week and a 4 to one vote. they passed a new ordinance preventing all county departments and agencies from using resources to cooperate with ice agents.

this means county jails and courthouse holding cells will not be available for icus. there are some limited exceptions, which include responding to a warrant issued by a federal judge or a court decision. >> to see this kind of pivot embracing of policies that are actually going to benefit everybody in our community not be in fear that, hey, if something happens to me here, there's a pipeline to deportation happening. >> the ordinance will take effect after a second reading at an upcoming board meeting. an intensive rehab program matching dogs with inmates is now inside for california prisons in a juvenile facility. it's called the positive change prison program. and kacey montoya has more on that. going to >> i love you. just the white house is an inmate at this women's prison in victorville. he's so pretty liked him. he's so gorgeous. she spent the last 14 weeks with kramer, a 50 pound mutt who was saved

from a kern county shelter. the boy. don. good. the pair teamed up as part of the positive change prison program where inmates learn to rehabilitate dogs considered to be an adoptable. they settled. very good. turns out these pups and their prisoner trainers give each other a new leash on life as second chances are created. i was really inside. kramer healed a lot of those collects it. yes, good poll. the program was created by zacks cow founder of marley's mutts dog rescue in 2016 since then, 1100 inmates and more than 400 dogs have gone through the program, which is guided by experienced trainers like samantha johnson. so you during the 20 feet and then you walk all the way back she says they pull dogs from shelters who are jumping are scared and unlikely to make it out. they get kennel trains create change because we don't want them to be with their trainers all the time and come out with separation anxiety. they're learning how to be around lots different people come. yes, we

also do place work, least work. and at the end, the teams are tested. yeah, although these women have made mistakes that landed them here, trainers like monica frazee say this program has taught her lessons that will last a lifetime. it changed my whole life because i wasn't only thinking about me anymore. wasn't in that prison mentality anymore. it was. a selfless act. their paths being reshaped by their four-legged cellmates k park. monica says she plans to start a rescue to train service dogs for veterans when she gets out her mark up. good dusty is studying to be an addiction counselor. i'm going to give back. 2 people you need help like when i needed help. and try to get them help before they end up here like i did. the women say learning to train man's best friend isn't always easy, but the hardest part knowing they have to let go. i just hope they love and miss half as much as i you

know. >> got this pearl >> well, that was kacey montoya reporting. what a great story. every round of training marley's mutts does cost quite a bit of money. but the organization says that every dog that goes through the program does get adopted oakland police continue their search for a man wanted for a assault and burglary. investigators say the crime happened in the 100 block of mana krista avenue. now police say a man went through an unlocked window around 03:00am on april. 12th where he assaulted a sleeping victim. the descent, the suspect is described as a black man in his 20's with a distinctive tattoo that reads fear no evil across his upper back. anyone with information is asked to please contact the opd special victims unit. and new details about a shooting involving a newark police officer that killed a carjacking suspect. police say the suspect had a full metal airsoft gun that resembled a real gun at the

time they were shot and killed by an officer. the shooting happened thursday near the new park mall in newark. police say when they were trying to take the suspect into custody. that's when the shooting started. the 2 suspects were hit. one died. attorney general rob bonta says the state department of justice is investigating. this is under a bill that requires the ag to investigate shootings involving officers and anyone who was not in possession of a deadly weapon. the alameda county da's office is also investigating. and by police at a busy week responding to situations in and around the bay area. officers arrested 7 people thursday night alone. police say some of those events involve people brandishing weapons disturbance, disturbing passengers and also having drugs in their possession. police say one person even tried to bite an officer. and republican lawmakers are calling for military action against mexican cartels. 2 republican congressmen introduced legislation earlier this year. that would

authorize use of military force to target cartels linked to the fentanyl crisis. anna wiernicki is in washington with the latest. >> attorney general merrick garland says the sinaloa mexican drug cartel is responsible for the surge of fentanyl in the u.s. the largest most violent and most prolific fentanyl trafficking operation in the world on friday, garland detailed the cartels violence. they have fed some of the victims dead and alive. tigers, florida republican congressman mike waltz says that's why he's ready to wage war on the group. these cartels are more like isis then they are the mafia waltz and texas republican congressman dan crenshaw introduced a bill authorizing the use of military force and resources to target mexican drug cartels. seeding the fentanyl crisis. things like satellites. >> intelligence targeting. >> offensive cyber to get inside their networks and just

start start disrupting their money flows and the even targeting some of their leadership with special operations forces. but the white house has been reluctant to take military action in mexico designating these cartels. >> as if deals would not grant does any additional authorities. instead, they're attacking the cartels, business through sanctions on everyone from the cartels. suppliers in china to the leaders in mexico. we will never stop working. >> to hold them accountable for their crimes in washington. i'm anna wiernicki. >> the 21 year-old national guardsman accused of stealing and linking pentagon documents now faces serious charges. washington correspondent alexandra limon explains. one thing we learned through the court documents is that authorities were able to track down that suspect in part, thanks to billing records from that social media site. he was using. >> 21 year-old air national

guardsman gec to was in court friday to share was arraigned apfacing charges under the espionage act. eric's very serious penalties associated with that. authorities say to show was the leader of the private chat group where the military documents were first leaked in december. the justice department says it will seek the most serious consequences we intend to $0.2 that message. how important it is to our national security court documents reveal that before his arrest to share, tried to find out if authorities were onto him by searching the word leak in a classified system. this individual and any of his accomplices. >> need to be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. they betray the confidence of their country. massachusetts congressman jake auchincloss says that besides holding the leaker accountable, the pentagon needs to answer some serious questions about why it is junior enlisted air national guardsman. >> has need to know access to. highly sensitive documentation

about ukrainian war plans. rhode island senator jack reed says he expects a review of how people gain security clearance hard to capture. is someone who either later changes their mind about the importance of secrecy? >> or someone who is deliberately concealing a information. >> the judge in this case ordered to to remain in custody, at least through his next court hearing, which is scheduled for wednesday in washington aleksandra the month. happening today. if you plan on taking bart a lot to catch a bus if your train goes through rockridge and orinda bart is doing track work on sunday between both stations. riders can catch a free bus ride through the caldecott tunnel. part says to expect a 30 minute delay. >> and our highs today we're looking at the mid to upper 60's and some selective spots. a little cool down before a nice warm-up heading into the weekend. got a look at your weekend. got a look at your forecast both near and far

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>> welcome back to kron. 4 morning news. good morning, everybody. and we're off to a pretty good start here. we talked about the morning cloud cover. boy, they've put it started to part here, particularly from the east bay shoreline perspective, even in some locations along the coast, we've been talking about blue skies, blue bay away. we go a quick check of the tahoe. what's going on? we did talk about this front, our backyard. it will be a climate control. we're going to feel that up in tahoe to a little drop with temperatures. you can't rule out maybe a little

spurt of some snow going on with this. but more important will be some winds as we will feel with the passage of the front who will get to that in just a bit. but here's the front far up towards our north will take a while to get here is taken like along scenic approach. and we're really in the southern edge of the front. we're getting to that time of year where that starts to happen a lot. all the real action remains to the north and everything drifts further north, the pacific high takes over as we start to get more into the summer season. 55 for antioch. 52 at this hour for concord. 53 for open. still have some 40's up to the north bay there. but most of the rest, the bay is getting into the 50's. let's get to those winds off for this all the way about noon on monday. we've got some little bit with some breezy conditions here and there, but we do see a noticeable pop happening here into tomorrow night. very briefly now late at night into the early overnight hours. so probably by the time you get your morning commute by tuesday, most of those winds are pretty much gone. typical onshore with the front and the cooler air filtering in behind all of that. let's watch in the precept percent

perspective. and there you have it. okay to have to stay in the sun. yea, we talked about it. that's over. and then we go to a little warming phase towards the end of the week with high pressure starting to build. pretty nice to know what spring we're getting some cool weather and some warmer weather along with the ride. 4 zone forecast to cover you this sunday. 59 san francisco, maybe a whisper cooler than yesterday at the coast with those mid 50's got to remember. you've got a breeze working here. so little chilly in spots 60 for burning game. 61 foster city palo alto. 64 in the south bay. we're pretty much mid 60's noting some lower 60's lining up the east bay shoreline here pleasanton 63 livermore at 64. not a whole different big difference between the 2 locations for now. 65 for walnut creek. the later you got. 61, napa it 65 and santa rosa at 69 again, springtime pattern upnd dowup and down. we dip down on tuesday. there's some cloud cover associated with that pretty clear and warming up as we get towards the end of the week, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you so much for that.

>> san francisco restaurant week kicks off this week and that means the return of delicious dining deals across the city by the bay. joining us live now to share some tasty recommendations. and ideas is match to stir president of the golden gate restaurant association and the owner of canela bistro. thank you so much for being here with us this morning. you know, so restaurant week to restaurant week seeking a is kicking off this week. how are you feeling about it? >> it's good. it's been busy. but hey, you know, with all the rain that we're happy to see it so wonderful. and so tell us you're also going to be de mowing some stuff for us today. so what are we making? yes, so i have a spanish restaurant called canela. we are experts at top u.s. and they are small bites from spain. so we're going to show you a couple things that we have at the restaurant beautiful and that, you know, we can dive in, you know, spanish ingredients are very high quality. you just need a few. it's they're not 20 ingredient recipes. so that's

the fun thing about a spanish cooking and the secret is more all well. then you think love olive oil. let's let's make it happen. all right. this item over here, this is some book on us which are in showbiz and white vinegar. these come from the kentucky and see these are really great. spanish product they don't need really much except just a little sprinkle of your favorite herbs and play and, you know, maybe a little bit of additional all of well, yeah, but this our from our friends at garcia de la cruz. it's an organic olive oil blend and you just drizzle it on time. look at that. and yeah, it is. it is really. >> i'm a very good dish. >> so now i'm going to start to heat my pan here. i'm going to fry up some bacon because of sunday morning, right? we've got to have some and i'm going to start with just a little bit of oil in my power and oil. it counteracts the

everything that you're showing . this is offered at your restaurant, correct? these are all items that we're featuring on our restaurant week menu. wonderful. yeah. and there's over 200 restaurants participating in restaurant week. if you go to restaurant week dot com, you can see all of those. you can see their menus. you can see the price points you can link through to make reservations. okay. yeah, want to do is i'm going to kind of move this. yes, the way so that we can see more of what your yes floor, what you're doing. so these are bacon wrapped dates. we take a date smudge or organic states. we pick them. >> we put in a little piece of cheese. we like using this is a cheese called are why you owe you this is from wca from the northwest of spain. have you been to spain? >> it's on my bucket list. so you need to go. i can tell you where to go over. 35 times. my other half is from spain. this cheese is one of my we stuff in the day we wrap taken around it and then after it

gets fried then we put on a key part of a pepper. these are from the north of spain from the basque country. they are pickled, not spicy. sometimes they're a little spicy, but more for the most part, they're pickles. so we're going to let these of these are my this is my vegetarian batch. actually, these are wrapped in care. it. so if you stay there, wrapped in care, and they look almost just like they can. it is really i mean, why would you trick me, right? so this is smelling really? i know, right? it's like a sunset sunday morning we also have our stuff to kill peppers here. these are roasted pikiell peppers that are stuffed with a mix of >> spanish goat cheese and sauteed and then they're mild peppers that are chilled or warm. howard like and then this gets topped with a little bit of strawberry salsa. >> is it is the season, right? on the air. yeah. and so salsa

to. yeah. a fun idea. yeah. it's strawberries and shallots and herbs. it is just a very fresh springtime recipe. >> and then we have, course, our spanish again, a little bit more, all of all of well, right on there, and then as our bacon cookedi wantto ow that this year we have over 30 restaurants just in china town alone. >> participating in restaurant allow. we made it a very special, a project to recruit to yeah. it took more restaurants in chinatown because we really wanted to be as inclusive as possible. would you say that this is a record in terms of how many businesses are participating this year? it is. i believe the exact numbers about 205, 205 this. yeah. so it's it's a lot of businesses to see a lot of small restaurants, a lot of a medium-sized restaurant. so we're very lucky. incredible. yeand h does it feel to to this point? becau durg the ndemic, as we all remember list?

>> you know, shutting down and then opening back up again and then ta out angoing into the ow, mean, how does it feel get here? it feels and you know, is great. but that has your restaurants. we really need people to come in and tip the servers and, you know, experience the food, how it's antto be versus, you know, in go packaging. so that's why we really liked. >> to have. folks coming into the restaunt, ok? so as this is almost finished, says this. just kind of gets us last few seconds here. i want to note a couple of things i have over here. i have spanish which come an area about about west of barcelona pennant as which is the area for cava. france has their champagne span, has their if it is outside of that region overcame this was champagne. i'll have to keep that in mind. i went on my travels when i do eventually go. do you have you have to be wine tasting and thing and then this is a really special

items to spanish vermouth it >> fortified with spanish fighter and this comes from the north from a studious. which a really cool region from the mountains all the way down to the sea. we can garnish it here with a little bit of of grapefruit and rosemary sprig. >> just look at that. and we live we can cheers to restaurant week. >> here here's to that. thank you. is really good for you to. it one of those items that. >> that has in it and it really is. i'm a super good, wonderful for you. broke that this looking just absolutely dejesus. we do have to wrap now again. >> i got to get one of the best when comes to try take you so much at schuster, president of the golden gate restaurant association and the owner of canela bistro in the

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>> all right. welcome back. and thank you so much for joining us today. how's the weather? it's looking marvelous. is this spring or what? yeah, spring going on. we have some cooler temps coming here monday tuesday. little front, too annoying

comes to pass. maybe a little shower here. and there and then we get to the end of the weekend. temperatures pop yet again. look at that. we've got the middle 70's coming in friday into saturday. recovery all week long. so that's pretty good stuff. and grandmother was from a so in spain, that's great. you to to go there you have you know, perfect weather conditions to go out, enjoy some restaurants. some nice dining, right? we still have our park. come set outside. yeah. they're training climate just the same. yes. and we should taste test this real quick someone. right. we tases what we've got going. that's right. sweet and peppery that is really and then to that. >> about that? check out no >> about that? check out no restaurant. and this spicy

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