>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> all right. good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it is sunday. april, the 23rd and we

are, of course, covering a lot of news for you this morning. let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning day. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. we're starting today off again with a deck of some cloud cover to deal with that. marine layer is back out again. that will make south, though, for us by the mid morning hours and again will welcome back. the sunshine. >> showing you the extent of this cloud cover, however, take a look at this. and now san jose state gives an idea they're going cause some stratus. they have to deal with this morning. again, this should clear out of the later morning hours. we still have that stiff wind along the coast. get used to will be here probably at least as long as tuesday. and it spreads out a little bit off towards the east bay, too. we don't see much happening upstream again. probably induction of some cloud cover. but on balance, most of the traffic is affecting areas far to the north. we're looking at 50's across the board in most locations. and that's not too far off where the numbers were from yesterday. a degree or so difference a little warmer, actually. but our highs today will be a little less clearing out by the mid morning. we go to the mostly sunny mode.

might see a little return of some coastal clouds or maybe some bay fog clouds right along the shoreline. just a touch there. but highs today, a little bit off that and next week and get ready for some serious spring weather will get into that in a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> in just a matter of hours, game for begins between the golden state warriors and the sacramento kings in the first round of the nba playoffs. right now, the kings lead the series games 2 to one. the warriors pulled off the victory in game 3 without draymond green, who had been suspended. but good news for warriors fans dream and does return this afternoon. the warriors are hoping to tie the series before it heads back to sacramento for game 5 on wednesday on saturday, drummond spoke about his suspension from game 3. >> i said i i've been suspended from game 5 of the nba finals. there's never a suspension that was about there's no game that could compare to that as far as my personal feeling about the suspension. it's neither here

nor there doesn't move me one way or another. but knowing that you're in the midst of a dog fight like we, you know, you come here every single day all year and prepare for battle with these guys and then to know during the bout of your back's against the law and to be there for them. that's a letdown. >> tip tip off for today's game is set for 12, 30 this afternoon at chase center. and if you are still looking for last-minute tickets, there are still some available, but they are not cheap. this is a look at the ticketmaster website. right now. the cheapest tickets are going to set you back. almost $400. and if you want courtside seats, the cheapest ones, you're going to fine. we're going for just under $5,000. new this morning, firefighters in alameda county responded to a brush fire overnight. >> this is an area of kelso road in livermore. the alameda county fire department tweeted out this video around 10, 30 last night. several agencies responded to the scene. no

word yet on what caused this fire. we have reached out to alameda county fire for more information and we'll keep you updated as we learn more. in the south bay, san jose police are investigating a suspected hit and run collision. it happened just after midnight near various and piedmont road. and this is an image from the scene taken by firefighters. you can see just how much damage was done to the car. very significant there. one passenger was airlifted to a hospital with life-threatening injuries. in the east bay robber stole a rolex and and assaulted the victim with a gun. it happened in a parking garage on mount diablo boulevard in walnut creek friday night. police say the officers made off with $100,000 worth of jewelry from the victim, which included the role it. the suspects are described as 3 men wearing dark clothing carrying rifles. the victim says the robbers drove off in a gray car before police got to the scene. also in the east bay, one person is dead after another shooting in

oakland. this is video you're looking at now from the citizen app. it happened around 12, 30 saturday afternoon on 35th avenue around the corner from cristo rey. >> chile, south east bay high school. the shooting is now being investigated as a homicide. no word on a suspect at this time. >> on the peninsula, a woman is dead and a teenage boy seriously injured after a wrong-way crash saturday afternoon around 4.30, chp says a car going in the wrong direction down. i-280 southbound crashed into a car with the woman and teen inside. officers say the woman died in the crash. the teen was rushed to stanford hospital. chp identified the wrong way driver and arrested her on suspicion of vehicular manslaughter. she was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. no word on if drugs or alcohol were factors in the crash. a toxicology report is pending. 2 people are dead and another 2 hospitalized after a shootout and hayward. it happened outside a smoke shop

saturday morning. kron four's philippe djegal has more on that. >> for at least 2 years, the alameda county sheriff's office says oz lee, who out and smoke shop on mission boulevard in hayward has been deemed a public nuisance. it's an illegally operated business without the proper licensing and permits to sell alcohol and tobacco. lieutenant time a guest says the owner has been cited several times by code enforcement but has ignored them. following an early morning double homicide outside the shop. the county building inspection department as red tagged the business, we're going to be pushing really hard to have them. >> red tape. this place, you know, and shut it down. hopefully for good. the tenant moved este says this appears to have been a targeted shootout between the people involved and there is no threat to the public. the hookah lounge was hosting people at the time around one 40 saturday morning. guest says several people exchanged gunfire outside the shop. one person was found dead by deputies with shell casings

nearby. 3 others turned up at 2 local hospitals with gunshot wounds. one of them also guy. all we know is that for individuals. >> to to the seas, 2 injured. one neighbor who heard the shots checked on his family but stayed inside make sure my kids are safe and that i felt safe on the street. but also i have 2 young daughters, 7. that was but i safe here for now. the shop owner is not facing criminal charges in hayward, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> in san francisco in emergency preparedness fair happened at the city's main library saturday to commemorate the 19 0, 6, earthquake. the event themed. get ready. stay ready. help participants learn how to be prepared for a major earthquake. the fair included an earthquake simulator workshops about how to prepare for and recover from disasters and hands on readiness, training. and breaking business news from overnight bed. bath and beyond has filed for bankruptcy. the move comes

after the company based in new jersey failed to secure the funding to keep the business afloat. the company says its 360 stores and websites will remain open for the time being and the store will honor coupons through april. 26. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. a sideshow halts traffic on the bay bridge and a popular attraction in disneyland goes up in flames. >> plus, leaders from our state capitol are in dc as part of the so-called cap to cap program what they are cap program what they are hoping to accomplish.

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nostalgia, the memorabilia, the sound in the room. and it's the younger generation that irvine. >> most are under the age of 35 and gen x'ers and millennials are 25% more likely to have bought a record album in the last year. honestly, i'm an old so it's i love records. records. they sound like way better than my music on the phone is going to cd. >> and then i have whole collection at home. i mean, i do listen to both. but i prefer the record over anything, especially around home. >> and that was kelsey kernstine reporting for us. >> well, if you like what you just heard, you can get more of that next weekend at the northern california a festival. the family friendly event is held every year to honor the bay area's polynesian community. this is

happening next sunday at james logan high school in union city and doors open at 10:45am. it's great music there and yeah, all right. take me to hawaii right there all taking a live look outside now at the san francisco shoreline from our mount tam camera, where just a gorgeous view, their beautiful sight to wake up to this morning. but of course, also looking a bit chilly. dave. >> yeah, and that no, we cool to start a pretty much like we're yesterday, stephanie, in the fog in the clouds going the same routine. it looks kind of flat, though, from that picture there. so you get upstairs, you get some drier air here it is again, the golden gate all covered up by our fog that's greeting us this morning. again, this will clear out a bit as the day wears on, but this is a pesky area. the fog likes to hang out here, particularly with the strong onshore, steph, when that will be with us, not just today, but through tomorrow. and even tomorrow night temperature check. we're in the 50's right now. 62 for antioch, lower 50's heading up to the north bay with 55 for

san jose and all this morning moisture, if you will, will mix south as the day progresses. a little return, though. you can see right there around the golden gate. so the clear patch there maybe somewhat short lived. but the rest of the bay opens up to mostly sunny skies on balance for today. looks good as we head on into tonight. but again, that marine layer will come back yet again for tonight and the overnight tuesday. now those winds, other hanging out along the coast. and that's really about the only spot. they remain pretty persistent. they drop off a little bit inland here. but you can see here from the peninsula all the way up to the north bay, those winds in the 20 mile per hour range just below the threshold. but when you couple that with the cold ocean and the sun is out and all that, it feels much cooler than it actually is. so it's another cold day along the coast and that will be the case monday as well. so that's the east bay shoreline. by the way, going on here, you can see the fog in place early clouds, fog, windy happening at the coast. 60's there, 70's inland. so we reduced even the inland highs, which will be the case tomorrow. mostly sunny, cool, breezy at the

coast with highs now falling to the lower 70's, even tri valley. so to see much cooler even out east later in the week, though, sunny and warming thursday looks to be the hottest day getting up there in the upper 80's might even scratch about 90 before backing off a little bit. credited to onshore winds expected for next weekend today. 64 san francisco with those early clouds breezy 69, mostly sunny oakland. 72 for san jose. we're looking at some clouds down there right now to upper 70's off to antioch. you can see 79 santa rosa, but along the east bay shoreline. it's upper 60's near about 70. we'll get more into the weeds, of course, with your extended forecast. and here's a quick peek of what it looks maybe up to about 80 come tuesday. stephanie. >> well, that wasn't supposed to happen. a massive fire broke out at disneyland saturday night. it happened

during the park's fant has make show you can see flames devour the mullet. this of prop dragon onstage sending heavy plumes of smoke into the air and throughout the park, firefighters rushed to the scene just moments later as cast members evacuated, packed crowds out of the area. the cause of the fire is still under investigation and no injuries reported so far. what a scary sight. well, hundreds of state leaders are in washington, d.c., to champion local issues at the national level. all right. all wallace is traveling with the group and tells us what they hope to achieve this year. >> tell you the rain could not stop some of the sacramento region's most influential leaders from coming here to advocate for our area and they hope to come back home with results. wheels down in washington, d.c., for the next 4 days. hundreds of business and political leaders from california's capital region are set to meet here in our nation's capital for the

annual capital to capital advocacy program, or as most call it capped a cap. well, i'm really and a black. what is the president and ceo of the sacramento metropolitan chamber of commerce, the last 51 years metro chamber has put on this program. >> only this time they've hit a new milestone. the largest delegation we've ever had specifically more than 400 attendees. among 100 elected officials representing every city, every county. you know, every week we're 22 city, 6 counties strong in the capital region. so your full crew is here. so. >> you know, i think it's really a testament to the political climate, you know, things that are going on and the community feeling like they're empowered to make change and showing up to make that change. towards the delegation here is made up of 12 different policy teams representing a variety of interest that impact our area issues like flood protection, infrastrumture and economic development. the ball to bring resources home to the capital region. you know, no fiefdoms, know, you know who you are back home. no, no jurisdictional politics. this is about 400 people that love

the capital region that want to fight for the capital region and that are here to bring awareness to good policymaking, but ultimately bring billions of dollars home to achieve that. blackwood says attendees will hold meetings with national leaders all while building relationships with each other. something she says can only benefit california's capital region. we represent our region and the things it takes to be strong and we're going to get it done. >> and that was wallace reporting for us this morning. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a group of formerly incarcerated get a second chance as firefighters. a closer look at the program a closer look at the program after this. here's your biggie bag! all that food for five bucks, that's my go to. that's my ride-or-die.

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francisco restaurant is celebrating its 60th birthday tm margarita mexican restaurant sits on the corner of clement and 19th avenue and the richmond district. they are celebrating today with mariachi canada is and fun games from noon to 10 o'clock. all right. take a look at this. humans were not the only one celebrating earth day yesterday and well, these are just really cool looking animals, all the critters at the san francisco zoo took part in the festivities as well. the zoo provided them with inflatable globe sta play and there's even someone in a bald eagle costume. there looks like a lot of fun. the staff spent the day talking to visitors about protecting our planet. the san jose mayor

matt mahan joined community members for earth day as well for the great american litter pickup. more than 40 cleanup locations were planned across the city. the annual tradition brings together council members, neighborhood associations and residents to beautify their communities. oaklanders also turned out saturday for earth day. mayor sheng tao tweeting out these images thanking groups who showed up for oakland spring cleaning people participated in neighborhood cleanups of street schools excuse me, streets, schools, parks and creeks and other waterways. more than 50 spots hosted earth day activities yesterday. the forestry and fire celebrated their first bay area graduation on earth day. the program is meant to help get formally incarcerated people into the workforce as firefighters, 15 people graduated the program saturday and now joined local firefighting agencies. still still ahead on the kron 4 morning news that whole some

are using to prevent catalytic converter thefts from happening to them. for the weekend. the 2023 became festival is today in san jose's japantown. >> the event celebrates japanese culture. a 5 k fun run starts at 09:00am and the festival itself kicks off at 10 and runs until 05:00pm. it will be food, artisans, performances and exhibits. and again, this is free to attend.

>> good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. let's start this half hour with a look at the forecast. dave spahr in the weather center tracking it all for a stay. >> hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and quite a bit of cloud cover we see in the south bay. there you see one of the clear areas of the bay area. we don't see the fog usually get in there. but the cloud cover is there to start off the day. this will mix out for us is the morning starts to progress. we going to mostly sunny mode. we still have that onshore wind in place, though. it's going to be quite a potent, a particularly long the coast today to even tomorrow through tomorrow night. it looks like a little bit. that will be a nice little climate control, keeping things there. artificially cold today. so the best highs are going to muster going to be lower 60's at best. and that's it. storm tracker 4 doesn't have much to show other is a system up towards our north driving these winds. but for us, not much in the way of interference aloft. it's really the homegrown moisture. we have lower to middle 50's is how we see things. 62 going

on for antioch, but a chilly 50 at half moon bay as a reminder of what we're dealing with, here's the clearing picture this morning. it turns mostly cunny by the early afternoon, high temperatures not as generous as yesterday. and here's that temperature map for you. give you an idea. 80's are taking a break today and tomorrow, upper 70's expected for those inland spots for the east bay shoreline, upper 60's to about 70 in a bit. we'll course we'll have the 4 zone forecast for you, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> on friday, governor gavin newsom ordered the chp and national guard to team up with san francisco police to break up open air drug dealing. but the move is raising questions from some local residents. kron four's. amanda hari has more on that. >> haven't between january and march. more than 150 people in san francisco have been killed by overdoses involving fentanyl. according to the chief medical examiner, fentanyl link deaths happen most often in or near the tenderloin and south of market neighborhoods. now the governor's stepping in. he's

bringing in the national guard for new operation that focuses on disrupting the supply chain. kristen klein's vented shop vacation sf was at alison larkin until about a year ago. she says with the governor's doing is needed. we had administered narcan to like 3 different people. one of my employees whose, >> you know, in her 20's says. not able to open the store because someone is dead in front of the building and that's really traumatic for her. klein decided to move or shop to north beach. it had just gotten to a point where it was like i can't believe this is what we have to deal with every day. zach or berg, san francisco general hospital's chief emergency medicine. christopher caldwell. >> was also happy to hear about the governor's initiative. i'm of the opinion that. >> desperate times call for desperate measures. he says it's good. the efforts are focused on distributors and not criminalizing people struggling with substance abuse. >> he says there also has to be a focus on treatment withdrawal from. >> that may all and derivatives has been more

impactful than then certainly anything other than alcohol. doctor caldwell says bring in the national guard may sound extreme but pass aleutians like mayor london breed's declared state of emergency have been ineffective. we as a country are not doing enough to address this crisis and maybe we need ideas like this, too, which the barriers a little bit. and again, if their focus correctly, it seems like to me that this could be a very real positive. >> and that was kron four's amanda hari reporting for us this morning. it is worth noting that overdose deaths in san francisco has gone down each year since peaking in 2020 but overdose death rates overall in california and in the rest of the country continue to rise. the spice stricter rules on reselling used catalytic converters here in california. that's continue to occur. ryan matthew shows us a fairly new way to prevent it from happening to you. >> you have a name for this? >> no, just my baby shuri wyman frequents california

beaches in montana, mountains in this rv she got when she retired. but when she hit the road over the summer, i started driving it. >> and the whole inside of a car filled with exhaust gas. her catalytic converter was stolen from the h.o.a. storage unit where she lives. she says it took 6 months to get a new one. >> she's one victim of thousands by thieves looking to sell the precious metals on the inside carfax. reporting more than 153,000 thefts nationally in 2022. a replacement that could run victims of the $2500. according to auto zone. and as thieves become smarter, so are the mechanics fixing it? many vehicle owners now turning to this to prevent theft? we have those contact points that only our shop knows. >> catalytic converter anti theft protection, better known as a shield, especially with a rookie thieves. they don't really know what they're looking for. they'll just cut

anything. richard castillo and peep la of belle is catalytic converters and more brought the invention from the bay area last year. polly aluminum or stainless steel shield, secured with heavy duty rivets that make it harder to reach this. and even if you were to cut one of the contact point you need to cut all for to bring the whole thing down. even if you to cut 3 off the floor, you can't pull a chill down a future. they say that does not interfere with the vehicle functions are getting a service but doesn't interfere with that these time for they're looking for a window. they're looking for about a minute. but if we can add on 5.10, minutes, they know there's another vehicle out there without the profession, leaving fears of drivers like her in the rearview mirror. if anybody was to take this, it's going to take them a while to get to it. >> and that was ryan that the reporting for us. a developing story we're following this morning. a bloodied power struggle in sudan has entered its second week. now for the first time, the u.s. and other countries are starting to evacuate some people out of

sudan. rachel menitoff has more. >> the eid all fit to your holiday marking the end of the holy month of ramadan. a time typically filled with prayer and celebration was a somber one in sudan. gunshots rang out across the capital of khartoum and heavy smoke billowed into the sky. according to cnn, the u.s. embassy successfully evacuated everyone and closed its doors. there are still close to 16,000 american citizens living in the country. the u.s. issued a warning basking them to shelter in place until further notice u.s. africa command is monitoring the situation in conducting prudent planning for various contingencies in car. too. many people packed up whatever they could fit in a suitcase and prepared to leave by this man says the situation is really bad that citizens are taking advantage of each other. the intense fighting between the sudanese army and

paramilitary group called rapid support forces started on april 15th. it's 2 generals are vying for control over the capital and other parts of the north african nation. 3500 more are wounded, according to the latest information from the world health organization, caddies working with refugees on the ground and describes the dire conditions from north star from >> it's not likely to end the 50 right now. it is 41 degrees centigrade in yeah, he's know what i households 45 can deceive you because of all the lines for the food. we talked this kind of district's total county just outside of the if you something like that is just a friend to come into the siege ended journey that you do this city of about the supply food. >> and that was rachel menitoff reporting for us this morning. the pentagon says it's also deploying more troops to the area in case of additional evacuations. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, more regulations could be

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rentals like airbnb and vrbo on monday. the sonoma county board of supervisors is considering the creation of business licenses to standardize operating requirements and limit the number of vacation homes in certain areas. supporters say this will protect residents from unwanted noise and prevent too many rentals and popular areas. the changes would also limit rental occupancy to a max of 12 guests and set stricter parking requirements. the home's participating would also have to undergo inspections. people who commute to the north bay may have to pay a new toll. state officials hold a hearing tomorrow to discuss the proposal affecting highway 37. the toll goes into effect or would go into effect, rather for people traveling between sears point and mare island in sonoma and solano counties, supporters say would help raise money for what officials are calling a much-needed project highway. 37 floods on occasion and rising sea levels could completely submerged the roadway in 20 years. one plan

is to create a raised path which is estimated to cost billions of dollars. the public hearing happens monday at 5.30, in vallejo at the jfk library on santa clara street. >> and high temperatures in the upper 70's for those inland valleys, little cooler around the bay. and that wind continues. but at least the sun comes out to play by the late morning hours. we'll take a look at your forecast for your sunday and what it looks like into a warm spring-like like into a warm spring-like next week. life is uncertain. it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried or frustrated. calhope can help access, calhope free and secure mental health resources today. call our warm line at 833-317-4673 or livechat at calhope.org

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>> well, that happened to many people choking on a piece of food, whether it's a tiny person or an adult cpr can make all the difference. our vicki liviakis reports. >> and body cam video of a baby choking conclude. this child was saved chris. but it happens all too often. so what can you do to save a young life? >> most of the time we go to choking, this is so effective. somebody does call 9-1-1, doing these back blows and along with these just for us, it's very effective in that pushes the object right out. >> jeff hardy is an oakland firefighters sent out on emergency calls just like this when a child chokes, he shows how to dislodge the obstruction with abdominal thrusts already continue this back and forth. 5 back blows 5 chest thrusts until the object comes out. if you can see if

you think of your long as as to to lead or coal bottles in their steering that coke bottle. and there's a court at the top of that. we want to squeeze that and punched out that the cork out. that's what we're doing when we thrust of the heimlich maneuver. >> or back was on a baby. what we're doing is we're compressing and pushing that air. that's in the longs pushing it out, which will push that object out. it's very effective. if the child becomes unresponsive returns begin cpr. we on on the door child, we pitch their nose or mouth around their mouth. get a nice deal and give just a puff of air just enough to see that just right. >> to prevent choking in the first place, could food into smaller pieces? keep small objects like toys or magnets out of reach. child proofing is one way to save you and your child from scary situations in the first place. in oakland, vicki liviakis kron. 4 news. >> and firefighter jeff hardy also teaches cpr in the bay area with heart start cpr. these techniques are approved by the american heart

association. all right. let's go ahead and take a live look outside now at the san mateo bridge where it's looking a little bit overcast as people make their way slowly down the road with their pleas to travel safely. let's check in now with day for the latest on our weather conditions this morning. dave, how long is that? fog and the sticking around for probably just a couple of hours. yeah, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and the impact is also being felt at sfo as you'll notice as well. and sometimes it gets. >> bad before it gets better. i think it starts the mixing process and kind of about mixes it all out. so it looks worse for right now. no delays. i checked on this and no delays from faa. they're saying thus far, but that could still change will be running, told bump in the road, if you will, somebody coming or going or something. that's what's responsible. but as you can see are, well, this is tahoe, but as we've been talking about, the should clear up by the mid morning, late morning hours. by the way, speaking of tahoe, the little drop in temperatures. 57 that we're going to here away. we go both in tahoe on the home front. some more melting going on. lots of

sunshine to be dished out. giving you a little flavor now of spring, although probably still some snow in the 62 going on for plenty of 50's off to the east bay up to the north bay that 51 santa rosa and 55 for san jose looks pretty close to what the numbers were from yesterday. so we're pretty much on target there. the traffic i referred to is up to the north far up towards the north. and we're just getting the southern impact of a good, strong coastal wind little drop in temperatures. there will be more pronounced. it looks like tomorrow and then a nice recovery getting into next week. let's get to those winds, though. there you see along the coast a little bit inland, but it's most apparent in pretty brisk along the coastal locations. and that means with the cold air. the coast is cool. any way it's going to be quite chilly. plus, it takes a little longer for the fog and cloud cover to clear out 4 zone forecast. what's it look like today? 64 san francisco looks like 61 for daly city. still those 50's hanging on at the coast. again, the cloud cover will be slow to clear. 64 for burlingame foster city. 66 69 for palo alto in the south

bay. only lower 70's going on today. 71 cupertino, east bay shoreline. we're putting the mostly upper 60's there, but near 70 will say, but even tri valley, lower 70's today up to about 75 walnut creek and concord. 77, but looks like the 80's are being retired for today. even fairfield at 78, 74 of allay and 77 for napa. 79 santa rosa with the pattern in place. as we talked about a little colder tomorrow. so drop it off just ever so slightly. we pop back or spring back on tuesday. look at way we go to the upper 80's by thursday might even scratch near about 90 to give you a real flavor of spring. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you for that update. >> we do have to old electronics around the house and you just don't know what to do with them. rich demuro shows us some places where you can recycle those old devices, laptops at almost no cost in this morning's tech smart. >> you don't want to throw old gadgets into the trash. they often have a battery inside are valuable components that

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of the kansas city royals, a puppy was found stuck under the hood of a car. the puppy belongs to a worker with the baseball team and 2 maintenance workers had to lift the car with a jack and then unscrew the housing play underneath the engine. so the puppy could get free. well, the owner says they've been traveling on the highway for half an hour before anyone noticed the barking. thankfully, the puppy named bon bon was ok, as you can see there. she was taken to the vet before being reunited with her owner. i wonder how she ended up under that car. all right. still ahead in the next hour of the kron, 4 morning news. the warriors host, the kings tonight. >> all the details you need to know before the big game. and new video shows the moment an illegal sideshow unfolded on san francisco's bay bridge in the middle of the day. plus, we're following the latest on a deadly shooting at a hayward smoke shop. stay with us. the kron 4 morning news continues kron 4 morning news continues with those stories and more.

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stephanie. good morning and good morning, everybody. we're starting off with the fog in the clouds routine that remember quite nicely from yesterday. there's the golden gate bridge still fighting through a lot of that. we have a stiff onshore wind working here. so that means quite chilly at the coast. >> typically is. but we had a nice wind, all of that. and that gives you more of a chilling effect as well. you can kind of make out the sun trying to come in there just a little bit. so that fog will be squashed a little bit through time. we're also dealing with the deck of cloud cover that extends down to the south bay to this southern peninsula through the santa clara valley. give you an idea. just the stretch of the stratosphere. the winds, just a snapshot your. you see him from the west and the teens along the coast. and that will remain throughout the day today. the traffic is mostly up towards the north, but enough to agitate the atmosphere to give us those winds through tuesday. and also some of that marine layer that starts to get muster middle 50's over a good chunk of the beijing will notice. 57 for concord, 50 over towards half moon bay, 62 antioch. and that contrast to yesterday were trailing a couple degrees

off to the east bay but will make up for that by this afternoon. clearing out late morning to mostly sunny on balance. but temperatures today not as generous as yesterday. same deal for tomorrow, but then spring is springing back by next week. we'll have some of those delicious temperatures for you coming up in a bit. stephanie day. thank you. >> in just a matter of hours, game 4 big runs between the golden state warriors and the sacramento kings in the first round of the nba playoffs. right now, the kings lead the series 2 games to one. the warriors pulled off the victory in game 3 without draymond green, who had been suspended. but good news for warriors fans is that draymond returns this afternoon. the warriors are hoping to tie the series before it heads back to sacramento for game 5 on wednesday on saturday, drummond spoke about his suspension from game 3. >> i said i i've suspended from game 5 of the nba finals. there's never a suspension that was about there's no game that could compare to that as far as my personal feeling

about the suspension. it's neither here nor there doesn't move me one way or another. but knowing that you're in the midst of a dog fight like we, you know, you come here every single day all year and prepare for battle with these guys and then to know you learned about your back's against the law and to be there for them. that's a letdown. >> tipoff for today's game is set for 12, 30 this afternoon at chase center. and if you're still looking for some last-minute tickets, there are still some available, but they are not cheap. this is a look now at the ticketmaster website right now. keep us tickets are going to set you back. almost $400 if you want courtside seats, the cheapest ones will go for under just under $5,000. so up to you, how you want to spend your money. firefighters in alameda county responded to a brush fire overnight. this is in the area of kelso road in livermore. the alameda county fire department tweeted out this video around 10, 30 last

night. several agencies responded. no word yet on what caused the fire. we reached out to alameda county fire for more information and we'll keep you updated as we learn more. inothe south bay. san jose. police are investigating a suspected hit and run collision. it happened just after midnight near various and piedmont road. and this is an image from the scene taken by firefighters and shared with us. you can see just how much damage was done to the car. one passenger was airlifted to a hospital with life-threatening injuries. in the east bay robber stole a rolex and and assaulted the victim with a gun. it happened in a parking garage on mount diablo boulevard in walnut creek friday night. police say the robbers made off with $100,000 worth of jewelry and that included the rolex. the suspects are described as 3 men wearing dark clothing carrying rifles. the victim says the robbers drove off in a gray car before police got to the scene. and one person is dead after yet another

shooting in oakland. this is video from the citizen app of the scene. it happened around 12, 30 saturday afternoon on 35th avenue around the corner. >> from cristo rey de less out east bay high school. the shooting is now being investigated as a homicide. no word on a suspect this time. >> on the peninsula, a woman is dead and a teenage boy seriously injured after a wrong-way crash saturday afternoon around 4.30, chp says a car going in the wrong direction down. i-280 southbound crashed into another car with a woman and teen inside. officers say the woman died in the crash. the teen was rushed to stanford hospital. chp identify the wrong-way driver and arrested her on suspicion of vehicular manslaughter. she was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. no word on if drugs or alcohol were factors in this crash. a toxicology report is pending. 2 people are dead and another 2 hospitalized after a shootout in hayward. it happened outside a smoke shop saturday

morning. how forcefully chagall has more. >> for at least 2 years, the alameda county sheriff's office says oz lee, who out and smoke shop on mission boulevard in hayward has been deemed a public nuisance. it's an illegally operated business without the proper licensing and permits to sell alcohol and tobacco. lieutenant time a guest says the owner has been cited several times by code enforcement but has ignored them. following an early morning double homicide outside the shop. the county building inspection department as red tagged the business, we're going to be pushing really hard to have them. >> red tape. this place, you know, and shut it down. hopefully for good. the tenant moved este says this appears to have been a targeted shootout between the people involved and there is no threat to the public. the hookah lounge was hosting people at the time around one 40 saturday morning. guest says several people exchanged gunfire outside the shop. one person was found dead by deputies with shell casings

nearby. 3 others turned up at 2 local hospitals with gunshot wounds. one of them also guy. all we know is that for individuals. >> to to the seas, 2 injured. one neighbor who heard the shots checked on his family but stayed inside make sure my kids are safe and that i felt safe on the street. but also i have 2 young daughters, 7. that was but i safe here for now. the shop owner is not facing criminal charges in hayward, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> in san francisco and emergency preparedness fair happened at the city's main library saturday to commemorate the 19. 0, 6, earthquake. the event seem to get ready. stay ready. help participants learn how to be prepared for a major earthquake. the fair included ppan earthquake simulator workshops about how to prepare for and recover from disasters. >> and hands on readiness, training. and breaking business news from overnight bed. bath and beyond has filed for bankruptcy. the move comes

after the company based in new jersey failed to secure the funding to keep the business afloat. >> the company says its 360 stores and websites will remain open for business for the time being and the company will honor store coupons through april. 26. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. a sideshow halts traffic on the bay bridge and >> a popular attraction in disneyland goes up in flames. plus leaders from our state capitol are in dc to gather to advocate for local issues at the national level. >> more on what they're hoping to accomplish.

>> police think a wrong-way driver was drunk when they crashed their car and died saturday morning. investigators say the driver of the pickup truck was going north on southbound 101, near the 5. 80 interchange in sandra fell around 03:30am, they hit a car going correct direction. and then died before they could be taken to the hospital. the driver of the other car was seriously hurt. if you find yourself stuck in some bay bridge traffic saturday, this may have been why this was the scene on the upper deck just after 5 o'clock saturday afternoon. you can see all that activity there. a chp says a group of about 100 bikers shut down all westbound lanes for an illegal sideshow. this video was sent in by a

kron. 4 viewer, chp says no arrests were made. what a weekend. the 2023 nikkei festival is today in san jose's japantown. the moment celebrates japanese culture. a 5 k fun run starts at 09:00am and the festival itself kicks off at 10 and runs until 05:00pm. you can enjoy food performances and lots of tails and lots of fun exhibit. would you say it's a nice day for a festival. wonderful day. wonderful day to check out these morning clouds and we're going to mostly sunny mode, maybe not as warm as yesterday, but i think we can dig the 70's that will work. >> as we're looking at for the day, part breakdown for you by noon. most that cloud cover mixing out. >> as we see, very dry air aloft. look at your sunday aloft. look at your sunday forecast to come back.

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>> all right. well, vinyl records are making a comeback thanks to younger americans since 2008 record store day has played a big role in reviving that industry. kelsey kernstine takes a look at the trend. >> music lovers out there. you know, the 70's are back because vials are spinning their way into the future, making a huge comeback records of been on their way back for about 15 to 17 years. now. it's it's been a slow climb and actually very rapid climb in the last 10 years. the vials are flying off the shelves. 41 million sold last year beating cd sales in the

u.s. for the first time since 1987 and accounting for more than 70% of all physical music revenue. that's bigger. you can actually listen to you do have to, you know, lisa, on your phone, you actually own, you know, something. >> you can stare all of the artwork. you can read all the liner notes, all the fun stuff that goes along with music, which is very important to music. vinyl ever say it's nostalgia, the memorabilia, the sound in the room. and it's the younger generation that irvine. >> most are under the age of 35 and gen x'ers and millennials are 25% more likely to have bought a record album in the last year. honestly, i'm an old so it's i love records. records. they sound like way better than my music on the phone is going to cd. >> and then i have whole collection at home. i mean, i do listen to both. but i prefer the record over anything, especially around home. >> and that was kelsey kernstine reporting for us tonight.

>> well, if you like, we just heard, you can get more of that next weekend as the northern california recall that festival, the family friendly event is held every year to honor the bay area's polynesian community. >> it is happening next sunday at james logan high school in union open at >> you know, i should ask, though, i really should as that's a good question. and i just love those tunes. just taking us to hawaii. but of course, looking at this scene right here doesn't really feel like a tropical situation little the cars getting esteem that and the passengers on board. i mean, it's looking super heavy out there in san excuse me on the san mateo bridge. i mean, dave, how long

is this going deer where that house i the mirror. i can see. that's by the stephanie, look at this. the golden gate bridge. big improvement here. meanwhile, that using with the fog trap is. >> but these bridges, of course, going across the bay. that's onshore flow that keeps that a marine layer at bay keeps that here in the bay a little bit. but right up above us is dry air. so once we get the atmosphere working here, that's all going clear on out. so it looks like another pretty good day. they're just reduce those temperatures a little bit for afternoon highs. 54 santa rosa. 65 for kind of the outline or but everybody else is pretty much into kind of mid 50's territory. noticeably cooler along the coast here san francisco. 51 noting that onshore wind will be here all day today. futurecast for clears out. what we've got here takes a little longer. looks like in the south bay in the peninsula. little bit here and along the coast, it's going to be probably slim pickings to see much sun today. but whatever you get, grab it, that's my mid afternoon and into tonight or afternoon, rather looks a little better. and then by

tonight, the marine layer comes back again, kind of the typical pattern that we have with the dry air. that's pretty much upstairs. what we're seeing is a little drop in temperatures today, but more noticeably by tomorrow after that bump away, we go for those high temperatures for the remainder of the week. no to those winds. you can see just where they're collected through the colors. ation here, the contours right there along the coast. yeah, we get some teens and even some 20's, even inland solano county, even the east bay, some of those valleys. but the basic trend has been on shore. we start to lose that. as you can see by tuesday. and that's why temperatures will start to climb nicely. so here's what the lowdown looks like. early clouds, windy coast, 60's at the coast. 70's happening inland. i don't think slide is being updated here tomorrow. mostly sunny in kohler. that's what just noted with lows falling to the lower 70's now. and then later in the week tuesday, onward, we'll probably peak around thursday and we're looking for yet another system to come on by to do the same performance again, knocked down our temps, bring some onshore winds. looks like some of these winds

will make some more progress along the east bay shoreline in the carquinez strait a bit for san francisco. again, no to those early clouds. 69 opened. 72. meanwhile san jose, but some of these east bay location still getting in the upper well as well with the north bay to so looking good on that front. but around the immediate bay, it's pretty much 60's territory. so it's kind of a brisk, cool spring day expected. here's the recovery, though. you can see another drop tomorrow. but back to about 80 on tuesday with thursday being the warmest day in the bunch. of course, that extended forecast and your 4 zone coming up in just a bit. stephanie. >> well, things were not supposed to turn out that way. a massive fire broke out at disneyland saturday night. this happened during the park's fant has make show and as you can see their flames, devour left us in prop dragon on stage, sending heavy plumes of smoke into the air and

throughout the park, firefighters rushed to the scene just moments later as cast members evacuated, packed crowds out of the area. a cause of this fire is still under investigation. no injuries reported so far. from our state capitol to our nation's capital. hundreds of political leaders are in washington, d.c., for a special program where they're advocating local issues to those at the national level. tell wallace is traveling with the group and tells us what they hope to achieve this year. >> tell you the rain could not stop some of the sacramento region's most influential leaders from coming here to advocate for our area and they hope to come back home with results. >> wheels down in washington, d.c., for the next 4 days. hundreds of business and political leaders from california's capital region are set to meet here in our nation's capital for the annual capital to capital advocacy program, or as most callers kept a cap. well, i'm

really and a black. what is the president and ceo of the sacramento metropolitan chamber of commerce, the last 51 years metro chamber has put on this program only this time. they've hit a new milestone. the largest delegation we've ever had specifically more than 400 attendees. among 100 elected officials representing every city, every county. you know, every week we're 22 city, 6 counties strong in that. >> capital region. so your full crew is here. so, you know, i think it's really a testament to the political climate, you know, things that are going on and the community feeling like they're empowered to make change and showing up to make that change. towards the delegation here is made up of 12 different policy teams representing a variety of interest that impact our area issues like flood protection, infrastructure and economic development. the ball to bring resources home to the capital region. you know, no fiefdoms, know, you know who you are back home. no, no jurisdictional politics. this is about 400 people that love the capital region that want to fight for the capital region and that are here to

bring awareness to good policymaking, but ultimately bring billions of dollars home to achieve that. blackwood says attendees will hold meetings with national leaders all while building relationships with each other. something she says can only benefit california's capital region. we represent our region and the things it takes to be strong and we had to get it done. >> and that was eytan wallace reporting for us this morning. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a form a group of formerly incarcerated people are now firefighters. we take a closer look at the graduation and program after this. a beloved san francisco

restaurant is celebrating its 60th birthday to margarita mexican restaurant sits on the corner of clement and 19th avenue in the richmond district and they're celebrating the day with and yet as and fun games from noon to 10 o'clock today. and take a look at this. humans were not the only one celebrating earth day. those lemurs are looking really cool. i'm pretty sure was only mers love the black and white color animals at the san francisco zoo took part in the celebrations as well provided them with inflatable close to play with and staff dressed up in fun costumes like this guy right here and they spent the day speaking with visitors about protecting our planet. san jose mayor matt mahan joined community members on earth day for the great american litter pickup. more than 40 cleanup locations are planned across the city. the

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>> good 29. this lovely sunday morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. start this half hour with a look at the

forecast with dates, maher. hello, dave. all right, stephanie, good morning and good morning, everybody. we've been talking about the bay area clouds and the fog and all that stuff. it's also in the south bay to in this actually looks like this is going to take a little longer to clear than elsewhere throughout the bay. but as we approach around the noon hour, >> everybody should be looking except for the coast. maybe everybody should be looking at essentially mostly sunny skies at that point there. look at your winds kind of snapshot. you can see them kind of pounds in some areas with a pickup in the valleys a little bit. at the coast as the key issue, and that's going remain pretty constant throughout the day today. partially driven by the fact that we have the inland heating going on by contrast numbers for you. we've got already 65 working in antioch, got plenty of 50's in the east bay. 54 half moon bay with 51 san francisco at the ballpark it's 60 ish is what we're looking for. temperatures don't forget. it's a later game today for 10 lake clouds coming back. the fog and all of that chilly west winds at about 15. so kind of dress in a little bit. almost like a football game. 63 at high noon by 3. we're

talking 70, but plenty of locations inland are going to be looking at some good 70's throughout the day today. now, tomorrow is actually going to be a little cooler. and then another jump in those temperatures, particularly by the middle to latter portion of the week. we'll take a look at the 4 zone forecast and that extends a little bit later on, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> on friday, governor gavin newsom ordered the chp and national guard to team up with san francisco police to break up open air drug dealing. but the move is raising questions from local residents. kron four's amanda hari has the details. >> i haven't heard between january and march. more than 150 people in san francisco have been killed by overdoses involving fentanyl. according to the chief medical examiner, fentanyl link deaths happen most often in or near the tenderloin and south of market neighborhoods. now the governor's stepping in. he's bringing in the national guard for new operation that focuses on disrupting the supply chain. kristen klein's vented shop vacation sf was at alison

larkin until about a year ago. she says with the governor's doing is needed. we had administered narcan to like 3 different people. one of my employees whose, >> you know, in her 20's is. not able to open the store because someone is dead in front of the building and that's really traumatic for her. klein decided to move or shop to north beach. it had just gotten to a point where it was like i can't believe this is what we have to deal with every day. zach or berg, san francisco general hospital's chief emergency medicine. christopher caldwell. >> was also happy to hear about the governor's initiative. i'm of the opinion that. >> desperate times call for desperate measures. he says it's good. the efforts are focused on distributors and not criminalizing people struggling with substance abuse. >> he says there also has to be a focus on treatment withdrawal from. >> that may all and derivatives has been more impactful than that certainly anything other than alcohol. doctor caldwell says bring in the national guard may sound

extreme but pass aleutians like mayor london breed's declared state of emergency have been ineffective. we as a country are not doing enough to address this crisis and maybe we need ideas like this, too, very little bit. and again, if their focus correctly, it seems like to me that this could be a very real positive. >> and that was kron four's amanda hari reporting for us this morning. it is worth noting that overdose deaths in san francisco have gone down each year since peaking in 2020 but overdose death rates overall in california and in the rest of the country continue to rise. and we're following the fentanyl crisis across the nation and the bay area on kron 4 dot com. you can scan the qr code which will take you straight to our website. kron 4 dot com where you can track the latest information and see the stories. our reporters are working on for you. well, despite stricter rules on reselling used catalytic converters here in california, that's continue to occur. ryan, that the shows us a fairly new way to prevent it from happening to you.

>> you have a name for this? >> no, just my baby shuri wyman frequents california beaches in montana, mountains in this rv she got when she retired. but when she hit the road over the summer, i started driving it. >> and the whole inside of a car filled with exhaust gas. her catalytic converter was stolen from the h.o.a. storage unit where she lives. she says it took 6 months to get a new one. >> she's one victim of thousands by thieves looking to sell the precious metals on the inside carfax. reporting more than 153,000 thefts nationally in 2022 or replacement that could run victims of the $2500. according to auto zone. and as thieves become smarter, so are the mechanics fixing it? many vehicle owners now turning to this to prevent theft? we have those contact points that only our shop knows.

>> catalytic converter anti theft protection, better known as a shield, especially with a rookie thieves. they don't really know what they're looking for. they'll just cut anything. richard castillo and peep la of belle is catalytic converters and more brought the invention from the bay area last year. polly aluminum or stainless steel shield, secured with heavy duty rivets that make it harder to reach this. and even if you were to cut one of the contact points you need to cut off or to bring the whole thing down. even if you to cut 3 off that for you can't pull it you about a future. they say that does not interfere with the vehicle functions are getting a service but doesn't interfere with that these time for they're looking for a window. they're looking for about a minute. but if we can add on 5.10, minutes, they know there's another vehicle out there without the profession, leaving fears of drivers like her in the rearview mirror. if anybody was to take this, it's going to take them a while to get to it. >> all right. that was ryan that the reporting for now to a developing story we are

following this morning. a bloodied power struggle in sudan has entered its second week. now for the first time the u.s. and other countries are starting to evacuate some people out of sudan. rachel menitoff has more. >> the eid all fit to your holiday marking the end of the holy month of ramadan. a time typically filled with prayer and celebration was a somber one in sudan. gunshots rang out across the capital of khartoum and heavy smoke billowed into the sky. according to cnn, the u.s. embassy successfully evacuated everyone and closed its doors. there are still close to 16,000 american citizens living in the country. the u.s. issued a warning basking them to shelter in place until further notice u.s. africa command is monitoring the situation in conducting prudent planning for various contingencies in car. too. many people packed up whatever they could fit in a suitcase and prepared to leave by this man says the situation is

really bad that citizens are taking advantage of each other. the intense fighting between the sudanese army and the paramilitary group called rapid support forces started on april 15th. it's 2 generals are vying for control over the capital and other parts of the north african nation. 3500 more are wounded, according to the latest information from the world health organization, caddies working with refugees on the ground and describes the dire conditions from north star for >> it's not like people tend 50 right now. it is 41 degrees centigrade does some on. yeah, he's know what i households 45 can deceive you because of all the lines for the food. we talked this kind of district's total county just outside of the 52. if you have a is just a friend to come into this, make the bend job that you do this season, to supply food. >> and that was rachel menitoff reporting for us this mornlng. the pentagon says

it's also deploying more troops to the area in case of additional evacuations. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, more regulations could be coming for vacation home rentals in one north bay community. >> details on where this is happening. >> the latest easy ways to recycle old cell phones, computers and other devices to clear out clutter and help the environment. oh, taking the win with quality top tier gas for less? excellent choice, of course. yeah! you! this road trip is very well planned.

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rentals like airbnb and vrbo on monday. the sonoma county board of supervisors is considering the creation of business licenses to standardize operating requirements and limit the number of vacation homes in certain areas. supporters say this will protect residents from unwanted noise and prevent too many rentals in popular areas. the changes would also limit rental occupancy to a max of 12 guests and set stricter parking requirements. the homes would also have to undergo inspections. well, people who commute through the north bay may have to pay a new toll. state officials hold a hearing tomorrow to discuss the proposal impacting highway 37. that whole go into effect for people traveling between sears point and mare island in sonoma and solano counties, supporters say would help raise money for what officials are calling a much-needed project highway. 37 floods on occasion and rising sea levels could completely submerge it in 20 years. one plan is to create a raised path which is estimated to cost billions of

dollars. the public hearing happens monday at 05:30pm, in vallejo at the jfk library on santa clara street. >> and a pretty good sunday for you. in your travels, everywhere will get that sunshine out and about upper 70's expected in the far east bay as well as the north. a little cooler down south as it will take a longer to clear. look at your sunday forecast

welcome back to kron. 4 morning news. good morning, everybody. and we're dealing with some bay area

near water and so suppose an example that although it's looking a little bit better. >> no delays being reported from faa on that front. get your general idea. we have to deal with. you might have a little bit the way some problems that will cause a little bit of effect upstream a bit. just check on that. 57 going on tomorrow for tahoe tuesday at 58 62 by wednesday. looks like a temperature climb going on here. you got it. we'll see that on the home front to temperature. check for us in the home front. 50 going on for half moon bay. 52, san francisco 65 any act. but mostly mid 50's to the east bay and the north bay. 59 for and 56, san jose. so on the big board here the traffic coming in from the pacific, buoying going up and around the high pressure system that's been kind of dominating our weather. it will kick back in again. it looks like after a couple of days after all this is said and done, we do have those onshore winds, though there will be around today through tonigh tomorrow. so that will keep temperatures very much reduced to the coast along with that

marine layer that has a lot of coastal clouds, too. there you have the numbers in the 20's and 30's at the coast. a little bit more modest inland, but they still get in the 20's during the daytime heating a little bit to take note of. and today being slightly cooler than yesterday. now back to 4 zone forecast covering you for the sunday. 64 san francisco much the same at the coast. lot of cloud cover lingering here. we've got 64 for burlingame. you see the numbers drop off a little bit heading south. now we're not getting into the 70's so much. now it's upper 60's and even in the south bay, it's lower 70's this go around. 72 san jose cupertino. 71. another issue here is that the cloud cover will be a little slower to clear. this late morning early afternoon. then it will say in the east bay and elsewhere, upper 60's line up the east bay shoreline, tri valley, lower 70's. we get up to 75 the walnut creek, danville. 74, 77 conquered 69 berkeley, the late with 70 78 fairfield with napa. 77 and santa rosa at 79. so little slide with temperatures going on for tomorrow. this is the

spring pattern. a warm up by tuesday and through the balance of the week. thursday's the big hot day, it looks like about 87 might see some locations, even pop near 90 and then relax. and those temps as we head on to the weekend, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> in los angeles county members of the angel city football club faced off against an unusual opponent, a team of incarcerated women. samantha cortese has more. >> over the next 6 weeks, these 12 incarcerated women will become certified soccer coaches, but they will take away much more than a certificate. it was great. it was great i work. that's what so it was really nice. incredible thing about athletics. it's really transformative and >> that you're learning physical skills that how to work with people, how to communicate with people, but also just having confidence and ability to communicate through a partnership with the uk nonprofit winning project women at the century regional detention facility in lynnwood

will suit up and play soccer with volunteers from los angeles, very own angel city football club because of things they'll the in all really about. >> in a sense of self, kara, to building traits need to shift teamwork. and the >> kinds of things that will ultimately make them better people but still served their sentences. but also when they get out to community, i think it's beyond. you can hear that. that's just fun. >> it's be on what i think i light. keep going. this is not - going home and so is so thankful for this opportunity. it's such a huge honor and a blessing out of the whole facility. 12 women were allowed to participate in this sport. so that's it's amazing. she says this will be huge for the morale of the women inside. we're here every day. we have different emotions. so every dates it's different. but it definitely this is going, hey, get let's go to hey, are you ready for

saturday? so that. >> pretty amazing. >> that was samrntha cortese reporting for us. a new study by icy cars found that teslas are the most recalled car brand. the search engine looked at data from the last 10 years and found tesla's in 4 of the 5 top spots. the tesla model y ranked the highest with more than 60 recalls projected over its 30 year lifetime. mercedes-benz models. meet, meanwhile, have the fewest projected recalls followed by toyota and lexus. well, do you have some like tron ix around the house? they just don't know what to do with them. rich demuro shows us some places where you can recycle those devices at almost no cost in this morning's tech smart. >> you don't want to throw old gadgets into the trash. they often have a battery inside are valuable can be reused. thanks to big retailers and even mail inbox is it's never been easier to properly. recycle old electronics.

chances are you might have some old tech laying around the house and it might be time to recycle it. the x box going to be one of the things that is getting an out tomorrow. you break. i fixed by usher in is just one of several places. you can bring old gadgets to be recycled for free for packages all up for you, free of charge. and then it all the locations typically known for doing repairs will also accept batteries, cell phones, computers and more, but not tv's even help you wipe data or remove hard drives. we really enjoy making sure that way. by way, that doesn't go back into the environment and do any sort of best buy. stores will also accept many electronics for recycling, although depending on your state, there may be fees or limitations, especially on items like tvs and monitors. so check before you drop off for an in-home solution. best buy recently launched recycled by mail technology boxes. >> you can order a small box

for $23 which holds up to 6 pounds or a medium box for $30, which carries up to 15 pounds. just load them up with your old cables, gadgets, keyboards and more then drop off at any ups store and the items will be properly recycled are trying cycling at best buy. it's a service to our customers where they can trust it's convenient. trust us with your data process with responsible recycling. and that's why we put our brand behind us. finally, staples says it has helped recycle more than 165 million pounds of e-waste since 2012. >> the in-store program was on pause during covid, but now it's back up and running. it's free to recycle various items in store, including old technology, ink and toner cartridges and household batteries. a drop-off might even get you a few dollars off your next purchase. if you suspect your gadget might be worth something. check out a website called gizmo go. they'll give you a free quote, even undamaged electronics.

>> if you want links to any of these recycling resources, go to my website. it is rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro and you tech smart. >> over the weekend, much alone eat right and partners are hosting a wild. the wild and scenic film festival today. the film festival is free to attend and showcases environmental and adventure films. it runs from one to 05:00pm at the smith wick theater at foothill college in the los altos hills. you can also attend this event virtually. >> we'll be right back.

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engine. so the puppy could get free. the owners as the car owner says that they've been traveling on the highway for half an hour before anyone noticed the barking. well, thankfully, this little guy named bon bon came out of it, ok? she was taken to the that before being reunited with her owner. happy ending to that story there. the we wonder just how she got stuck inside of that car. well, still ahead in the next hour, the kron 4 morning news. the warriors host, the kings tonight. >> all the details you need to know before the big game. and new video shows the moment and sideshow unfolds on san francisco's bay bridge in the middle of the day. plus, we're following the latest on a deadly shooting at a hayward smoke shop. stay with us. the compo morning news continues with those stories and more.

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station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin and good sunday to you. we're covering a lot of news for you today. let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave. good morning, david. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and we'll see quite a bit of sunshine going on today, but it will almost looks a little spooky down to san jose state. a little deck of cloud cover that will take a little longer to kind of mix out a bit. it's a little bit more stubborn recalcitrant, if you will, and maybe around the noon hour. we'll see the skies open up and the south bay to temperatures reduced everywhere. but will be more pronounced in the south bay because of this delay their your onshore winds. right now. they're going to continue with the coast all day today. tonight through tomorrow due to weather traffic that we have that's bringing down temperatures and 10 to find the marine layer a little bit here on the satellite picture. not much to see. again, all the action is up towards the north temperature. check for you. we're at 60 now conquered 65 for antioch. most trees in

the east bay are in the 50's, though, a cool. 52 going on half moon bay matched by san francisco. so once we clear out some of those clouds will do a little better temperature. contrast for you were trailing by a couple degrees, but pretty close in striking range where we were this time from yesterday. so 1 o'clock, 66, 69 or so by 4 and some readings in the inland spots will be into the 70's but modestly. so and same deal for tomorrow. although a little cooler. now we're looking for a nice warm up in the next week. and if you're waiting for real solid spring like weather, we got in our 7 day. we'll have all that coming up during this hour, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> well, in just a matter of hours, game for begins between the golden state warriors and the sacramento kings in the first round of the nba playoffs. right now, the kings lead the series 2 games to one. the warriors pulled off the victory in game 3 with that dream on green who but been suspended. but good news for warriors fan is that he returns this afternoon. the warriors are hoping to tie series before it heads back to

sacramento for game 5 on wednesday on saturday, jaylon spoke about his suspension from game 3. >> i said i suspended from game 5 of the nba finals. there's never a suspension that was about there's no game that could compare to that as far as my personal feeling about the suspension. it's neither here nor there doesn't move me one way or another. but knowing that you're in the midst of a dog fight like we, you know, you come here every single day all year and prepare for battle with these guys and then to know during the bout of your back's against law and to be there for them. that's a letdown. >> tipoff for today's game is set for 12, 30 this afternoon at chase center. if you're still looking for some last-minute tickets, there are still some available, but they're not coming cheap. this is a look at the ticketmaster website. and right now, chip, these tickets are going to set you back. almost $400 if you

want courtside seats, the cheapest ones you'll find are going for just under $5,000. all right. i think i let you think about how you want to spend your money today. okay. well, firefighters in alameda county responded to a brush fire overnight. this is in the area of kelso road in livermore. the alameda county fire department tweeted out this video around 10, 30 last night. several agencies responded. no word yet on what caused this fire. we reached out to alameda county fire for more information and we'll keep you updated as we learn more. in the south bay. san jose. police are investigating a suspected hit and run collision. it happened just after midnight near said piedmont road. this is a picture from the scene taken by firefighters. you can see just how much damage was done to that car. there. one passenger was airlifted to a hospital with life-threatening injuries. in the east bay robber stole a rolex off a man and assaulted him with a gun. it happened in a parking garage on mount diablo boulevard and walnut creek

friday night. police say the robbers made off with $100,000 worth of jewelry, including that rolex. the suspects are described as 3 men wearing dark clothing carrying rifles the victim says the robbers drove off in a gray car before police got to the scene. one person is dead after another shooting in oakland. this is video from the citizen app. it happened around 12, 30 saturday afternoon on 35th avenue around the corner from cristo rey. they let us out east bay high school. >> the shooting is now being investigated as a homicide. >> no word on a suspect at this time. on the peninsula. a woman is dead and a teenage boy seriously injured after a wrong-way crash saturday afternoon around 4.30, chp says a car going in the wrong direction. down. i-280 southbound crashed into a car with a woman and teen inside. officers say the woman died in the crash. the teen was rushed to stanford hospital. chp identified the wrong way driver and arrested her on suspicion of vehicular manslaughter. she was taken to

the hospital with minor injuries. no word on if drugs or alcohol were factors in this crash. a toxicology report is pending and 2 people are dead. and another 2 hospitalized after a shootout and hayward. it happened outside a smoke shop saturday morning. forcefully juggle has the latest. >> for at least 2 years, the alameda county sheriff's office says oz lee, who out and smoke shop on mission boulevard in hayward has been deemed a public nuisance. it's an illegally operated business without the proper licensing and permits to sell alcohol and tobacco. lieutenant time, a guest says the owner has been cited several times by code enforcement but has ignored them following an early morning double homicide outside the shop. the county building inspection department as red tagged the business, we're going to be pushing really hard to have them. >> yeah, red tape. this place, you know, and shut it down. hopefully for good. the tenant moved este says this appears to have been a targeted

shootout between the people involved and there is no threat to the public. the hookah lounge was hosting people at the time around one 40 saturday morning. guest says several people exchanged gunfire outside the shop. one person was found dead by deputies with shell casings nearby. 3 others turned up at 2 local hospitals with gunshot wounds. one of them also guy. all we know is that for individuals. >> to to the seas, 2 injured. one neighbor who heard the shots checked on his family but stayed inside make sure my kids are safe and that i felt safe on the street. but also i have 2 young daughters, 7. but i safe here for now. the shop owner is not facing criminal charges in hayward, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> in san francisco in emergency preparedness fair happened at the city's main library saturday to commemorate the 19. 0, 6, earthquake. the event called get ready. stay ready. is help participants learn how to be prepared for a major

earthquake. the fair also included an earthquake simulator workshops about how to prepare for and recover from disasters and hands on readiness, training. and breaking business news from overnight bed. bath and beyond has filed for bankruptcy. the move comes after the company based in new jersey failed to secure funding needed to keep the business afloat. the company says its 360 stores and websites will remain open for business for the time being and it will honor store coupons through april. 26. coming up here on the kron 4 morning news. a sideshow halts traffic on the bay bridge and a popular attraction in disneyland goes up in flames. you can see that right there. plus, leaders from our state capitol are in dc as part of a special program where local lawmakers advocate for issues at the national level. >> what they're hoping to accomplish.

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>> police think a wrong-way driver was drunk when they crashed their car and died saturday morning. investigators say the driver of the pickup truck was going south on southbound 101, rather excuse me. they were going north on southbound 101, near the 5. 80 interchange in sandra fell around 03:30am, they hit a car going the correct direction and then died before they could be taken to the hospital. the

driver of the other car was seriously hurt. well, you find yourself stuck in some bay bridge traffic on saturday. this may have been the reason why this is on the scene. this was the scene on the upper deck just after 5 o'clock saturday afternoon. chp says a group of about 100 bikers shut down all westbound lanes for this sideshow. that was happening here. this video was sent in by a kron. 4 viewer chp tells us no arrests were made, but they want to remind everyone that acts like this are illegal. for the weekend. the 2023 nikkei festival is today in san jose's japantown. the event celebrates japanese culture. a 5 k fun run starts at 09:00am. the festival kicks off at 10:00am and runs until 5. it will be food performances and fun exhibits. and dave, it's looking like it's going to be a beautiful day for the festival to it is up for the run. it's going to be more. the cloudy side. give you some cool relief here. but the sky should open up into the afternoon. yeah. here's what it looks like for everybody else in the east bay clearing up a little quicker

than that. >> and temperatures inland. the 70's department lower to middle 70's at that cooling off even tomorrow will look at your forecast. we get back.

>> vinyl records are making a comeback. thanks to younger americans since 2008 record store day has played a big role in reviving the industry. kelsey, christine takes a look at this trend.

>> music lovers out there, you know, the 70's are back because vials are spinning their way into the future, making a huge comeback records have been on their way back for about 15 to 17 years. now. it's it's been a slow climb and actually very rapid climb in the last 10 years. the vials are flying off the shelves. 41 million sold last year beating cd sales in the u.s. for the first time since 1987 and accounting for more than 70% of all physical music revenue. that's bigger. you can actually listen to you don't have to. you know, on your phone, you actually own, you know, something. >> you can stare all of the artwork. you can read all the liner notes, all the fun stuff that goes along with music, which is very important to vinyl ever say it's nostalgia, the memorabilia, the sound in the room. and it's the younger generation that irvine. >> most are under the age of 35 and gen x'ers and millennials are 25% more

likely to have bought a record album in the last year. honestly, i'm an old so it's i love records. records. they sound like way better than my music on the phone is going to cd. >> and then i have whole collection at home. i mean, i do listen to both. but i prefer the record over anything, especially around home. >> and that was kelsey kernstine reporting for us. >> well, if you like what you just heard, you can get more of that next weekend at the northern california to call it a festival. the family friendly event is held every year to honor the bay area's pollinated and community. >> this is happening next sunday at james logan high schooa in union city doors open at 10:45am. so lovely to have them. join us live here just to get those live

performers on. and of course, not really looking like hawaii here closer to home. this is sfo are. it's looking pretty overcast and foggy karl, the fog having the time of his life this morning. >> he's a little aggressive this morning you given a couple of hours and he'll be scooted out except in the south bay. it's going to be a little bit to some of the more stubborn down the okay. yeah. pride to the afternoon. here's the shot of the golden gate. and look, it's come back again. it was clear just about an hour ago or so. so we're going continue to play this game a little bit throughout the morning hours. but the general program for a lot of folks here. yeah, it's a clear skies, mostly sunny, as you can see off towards the distance temperature check for already. 67 antioch, 60 conquered. 55 little more east bay shoreline in the middle to lower 50's. 61 santa rosa, a chilly 52 half moon bay will have a lot of cloud cover still remaining along the coast. coupled with that onshore wind controlling the climate. here's a quick look at futurecast for and

ultimately we get things clearing out there in the south bay, but you can see kind of tries to return a little bit in the early afternoon. so got to keep maybe a few little scattered clouds there, but you get plenty of sunshine this afternoon. temperatures a bit reduced from what they were yesterday everybody is experiencing that too pretty clear as we go into tonight. but then the cloud cover the fog return for tomorrow morning. it looks like now those they're going to remain in along the coast again today. tonight, even in through tomorrow. that's the nice climate control that keeps the marine layer in the clouds and all that in place. so that will keep temperatures down. looks like we're seeing a shift start to happen here as we get to tuesday morning. this will basically shut off the winds a little bit and we'll get a nice little break. it looks like as well. here's the breakdown for you. got half moon bay in the background here to kind of underscore that cloud cover. i mentioned earlier early clouds windy at the coast, such as here 60's going on 70's inland. let's bump that down a little bit tomorrow. it's lower 70's now and then that's off the coast. by the way, that's inland. lower 70's. but

those same spots are going to be looking at temperatures approaching near about 90 come thursday, little reduction into the following weekend. but the game plan is still pretty much the same. 64 san francisco, 69 open seventy-two. meanwhile for san jose, we do have some upper 70's on the big board, as you will notice, antioch at 78 79. meanwhile for santa rosa, but a lot of readings, as you see are in the lower 70's here and around the immediate bay into the 60's slight drop tomorrow. and then we're back to 80. it looks like by tuesday. we'll have a course that extended forecast for you a bit. stephanie. >> exactly go as expected or planned. a massive fire broke out at disneyland saturday night. you can see that fire happening right there. it happened during the park's fant has make show flames, devour them a leftist and prop dragging on stage sending heavy plumes of smoke into the air and throughout the park,

firefighters rushed to the scene just moments later as cast members worked to evacuate, packed crowds out of the area. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. no injuries reported so far. from our state capitol to our nation's capital. hundreds of political leaders are in washington, d.c.. >> for a special program where local leaders are able tot advocate at the national level. 8 on wallace is traveling with the group and tells us what they hope to achieve this year. >> tell you the rain could not stop some of the sacramento region's most influential leaders from coming here to advocate for our area and they hope to come back home with results. wheels down in washington, d.c., for the next 4 days. hundreds of business and political leaders from california's capital region. >> are set to meet here in our nation's capital for the annual capital to capital advocacy program, or as most callers kept a cap. well, i'm really and a black. what is the president and ceo of the

sacramento metropolitan chamber of commerce, the last 51 years metro chamber has put on this program only this time. they've hit a new milestone. the largest delegation we've ever had specifically more than 400 attendees. among 100 elected officials representing every city, every county. you know, every week we're 22 city, 6 counties strong in that. >> capital region. so your full crew is here. so, you know, i think it's really a testament to the political climate, you know, things that are going on and the community feeling like they're empowered to make change and showing up to make that change. towards the delegation here is made up of 12 different policy teams representing a variety of interest that impact our area issues like flood protection, infrastructure and economic development. the ball to bring resources home to the capital region fiefdoms, know you know who you are back home. no, no jurisdictional politics. this is about 400 people that love the capital region that want to fight for the capital region and that are here to bring awareness to good policymaking, but ultimately

bring billions of dollars home to achieve that. blackwood says attendees will hold meetings with national leaders all while building relationships with each other. something she says can only benefit california's capital region. we represent our region and the things it takes to be strong and we're here to get it done. >> and that was eytan wallace reporting for us this morning. the forestry and fire recruitment program celebrated their first bay area. graduation on earth day. the program is meant to help get formally incarcerated people into the workforce as firefighters, 15 people graduated the program saturday and now join local firefighting agencies. lowe's knows the biggest savings are found at springfest.

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beloved san francisco restaurant is celebrating its 60th birthday to margarita mexican restaurant sits on the corner of clement and 19th avenue in the richmond district. they're celebrating with and fun games from noon to 10:00pm. take a look at this. humans were not the only one celebrating earth day yesterday. i'm in love with these monkeys right now. the animals at san francisco zoo also took part in the celebrations. the zoo provided the animals with inflatable globes to play with and staff as you can see, got in on all the fun as well. they spent the day talking to visitors about protecting our planet. and san jose mayor matt mahan

joined community members on earth day as well for the great american litter pickup. more than 40 cleanup locations were planned across the city. the annual tradition brings together council members, neighborhood associations and residents to beautify their communities. and oaklanders also turned out saturday for earth day. they are shaped. how tweeted these photos taking a rather thinking groups who showed up for oakland spring cleaning people participated in neighborhood cleanups of streets, schools, parks and creeks and other waterways. more than 50 spots hosted earth day activities yesterday. and the forestry and fire recruitment program celebrated their first bay area graduation on earth day. the program is meant to help get formally incarcerated people into the workforce as firefighters, 15 people graduated the program saturday and now joined local firefighting agencies. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the tool some are using to prevent catalytic converter thefts from thank from happening to them. and for the

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to the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. start this half hour with a look at our forecast. dave spahr tracking all the conditions for us a day. >> hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and a lot of the bay, the clouds start to depart the fog and all that business. but in the south bay, different stories will slower to do so we probably won't see some better clearing on this until we get the late morning early afternoon. maybe some scattered clouds trying to make that repeat before months to return. numbers reduced everywhere, including in the south bay. here we have later clearing near the onshore winds at work. they're going to be around along the coast all day today. tomorrow. that will be a nice little climate control. keeping number suppressed throughout the day today. 67, antioch, we've got 60 going on for concord's up to meanwhile, for santa rosa, but 53 for san francisco in half moon bay. 52 for the game today for the giants versus mets game time for tenants later in the day. temperatures about 60 ish will call actually fall in the upper 50's later. we've got some lake clouds returning chilly

with a west wind at 15 thrown in there, too. so for today, during the actual battle to the day and it you can expect those temperatures in the 70's. but then we get to the middle of the weekend. we're back to business of the 80's and a nice little warm up, too, but have the 4 zone forecast. a look at that extended one for you as well, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> on friday, governor gavin newsom ordered the chp and national guard to team up with san francisco police to break up open air drug dealing. but the move is raising questions from local residents. kron four's amanda hari has the details. >> i haven't between january and march. more than 150 people in san francisco have been killed by overdoses involving fentanyl. according to the chief medical examiner, fentanyl link deaths happen most often in or near the tenderloin and south of market neighborhoods. now the governor's stepping in. he's bringing in the national guard for new operation that focuses on disrupting the supply chain. kristen klein's vented shop vacation sf was at alison larkin until about a year ago.

she says that the governor is doing is needed. we had administered narcan to like 3 different people. one of my employees whose, >> you know, in her 20's says. not able to open the store because someone is dead in front of the building and that's really traumatic for her. klein decided to move or shop to north beach. it had just gotten to a point where it was like i can't believe this is whct we have to deal with every day. zach or berg, san francisco general hospital's chief emergency medicine. christopher caldwell. >> was also happy to hear about the governor's initiative. i'm of the opinion that. >> desperate times call for desperate measures. he says it's good. the efforts are focused on distributors and not criminalizing people struggling with substance abuse. >> he says there also has to be a focus on treatment withdrawal from. >> that may all and derivatives has been more impactful than that certainly anything other than alcohol. doctor caldwell says bring in the national guard may sound extreme but pass aleutians

like mayor london breed's declared state of emergency have been ineffective. we as a country are not doing enough to address this crisis and maybe we need ideas like this, too. bush the barriers a little bit. and again, at their focus correctly, it seems like to me that this could be a very real positive. >> and that was kron four's amanda hari reporting for us this morning. it is worth noting that overdose deaths in san francisco have gone down each year since peaking in 2020 but overdose death rates overall in california and in the rest of the country continue to rise. and we're following the fentanyl crisis across the nation and the bay area on kron 4 dot com. just scan the qr code right there on your screen. it will take you to that part of our website where you can track the latest information and see the stories that our reporters are working on. well, despite stricter rules are reselling used catalytic converters here in california. thefts continue to occur. ryan mathews shows us a fairly new way to prevent it from happening to you. >> you have a name for this?

>> no, just my baby shuri wyman frequents california beaches in montana, mountains in this rv she got when she retired. but when she hit the road over the summer, i started driving it. >> and the whole inside of the car filled with exhaust gas. her catalytic converter was stolen from the h.o.a. storage unit where she lives. she says it took 6 months to get a new one. >> she's one victim of thousands by thieves looking to sell the precious metals on the inside carfax. reporting more than 153,000 thefts nationally in 2022. a replacement that could run victims of the $2500. according to auto zone. and as thieves become smarter, so are the mechanics fixing it? many vehicle owners now turning to this to prevent theft? we have those contact points that only our shop knows. >> catalytic converter anti

theft protection, better known as a shield, especially with a rookie thieves. they don't really know what they're looking for. they'll just cut anything. richard castillo and peep la of belle is catalytic converters and more brought the invention from the bay area last year. pauley aluminum or stainless steel shield, secured with heavy duty, rid its that make it harder to reach this. and even if you were to cut one of the contact point you need to cut off or to bring the whole thing down. even if you to cut 3 off the floor, you can't pull a chill down a future. they say that does not interfere with the vehicle functions are getting a service but doesn't interfere with that these time for they're looking for a window. they're looking for about a minute. but if we can add on 5.10, minutes, they know there's another vehicle out there without the profession, leaving fears of drivers like her in the rearview mirror. if anybody was to take this, it's going to take them a while to get to it. >> and that was ryan that the reporting for us, a new study. but i see cars found the tesla's are the most recalled car brand. the search engine

looked at data from the last 10 years and found tesla's in 4 of the 5 top spots. the tesla model y ranked the highest with more than 60 recalls projected over its 30 year lifetime. mercedes-benz models of the few was projected recalls followed by toyota and lexus stricter rules could be coming for short-term vacation rentals like airbnb and vrbo on monday. the sonoma county board of supervisors is considering the creation of business licenses to standardize operating at requirement and limit the number of vacation homes in certain areas. supporters say this will protect residents from unwanted noise and prevent too many rentals in popular areas. the changes would also limit rental occupancy to a max of 12 guests and set stricter parking requirement. the homes would also have to undergo inspections. and people who commute through the north bay may have to pay a new poll. >> state officials hold a hearing tomorrow to discuss the proposal impacting highway 37. the total go into effect

for people traveling between sears point and mare island in sonoma and solano counties. supporters say would help raise money for what officials are calling a much-needed project highway. 37 does flood on occasion, as you can see right there and rising sea levels could completely submerge it in 20 years. one plan here is to create a raised path which is estimated to cost billions of dollars. the public hearing happens monday at 5.30, in vallejo at the k k library on santa clara street. what's happening? many people choking on a piece of food, whether it's a tiny person or an adult cpr can make all the difference. vicki liviakis explains. >> and body cam video of a baby choking conclude. this child was saved chris. but it happens all too often. so what can you do to save a young life? >> most of the time we go to choking this is so effective that somebody does call 9-1-1, doing these back blows and along with these just for us,

it's very effective in that pushes the object right out. >> jeff hardy is an oakland firefighters sent out on emergency calls just like this when a child chokes, he shows how to dislodge the obstruction with abdominal thrusts continue this back and forth. 5 back blows 5 chest thrusts until the object comes out. if you can see if you think of your long as as to to lead or coal bottles in their steering that coke bottle enters the court. at the top of that. we want to squeeze that and punched out that the cork out. that's what we're doing when we thrust of the heimlich maneuver. >> or back was on a baby. what we're doing is we're compressing and pushing that air. that's in the longs pushing it out, which will push that object out. it's very effective. if the child becomes unresponsive returns begin cpr. we on on the door child, we pitch their nose or mouth around their mouth. get a nice deal and give just a puff of air just enough to see that just right. >> to prevent choking in the first place, could food into

smaller pieces? keep small objects like toys or magnets out of reach. child proofing is one way to save you and your child from scary situations in the first place. in oakland, vicki liviakis kron. 4 news. >> a firefighter jeff hardy also teaches cpr in the bay area with heart start cpr and these techniques you just saw are approved by the american heart association. now to a developing story we're following this morning. a bloodied power struggle ensued and has entered its second week. now for the first time, the u.s. and other countries are starting to evacuate some people out of sudan. rachel menitoff has more on that. >> the eid all fit to your holiday marking the end of the holy month of ramadan. a time typically filled with prayer and celebration was a somber one in sudan. gunshots rang out across the capital of khartoum and heavy smoke billowed into the sky. according to cnn, the u.s.

embassy successfully evacuated everyone and closed its doors. there are still close to 16,000 american citizens living in the country. the u.s. issued a warning basking them to shelter in place until further notice u.s. africa command is monitoring the situation in conducting prudent planning for various contingencies in car. too. many people packed up whatever they could fit in a suitcase and prepared to leave by this man says the situation is really bad that citizens are taking advantage of each other. the intense fighting between the sudanese army and the paramilitary group called rapid support forces started on april 15th. it's 2 generals are vying for control over the capital and other parts of the north african nation. 3500 more are wounded, according to the latest information from the world health organization, caddies working with refugees on the ground and describes the dire conditions from north star from.

>> it's not like pretty thin to 50 right now. it is 41 degrees centigrade does some on. yeah, he's know what i households. 45 to out and because of all the lines for the food. we talked this kind of district's total county just outside of the if you have a is just a friend to come into the siege ended journey that you do this city of about the supply food. >> and that was rachel menitoff reporting for us this morning. the pentagon says it's also deploying more troops in the area to the area, rather in case of additional evacuations. >> a little cooler today as we see that cloud cover. take a while to kind of the part we have that strong onshore winds. look at the color is a shun. kind of give you a general idea. lot of 60's around the bay inland. we're still going to those 70's, though, in upper 70's of that your 4 zone forecast an extended. we come back.

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all right. welcome back. taking a live look outside at the conditions drivers are facing on the golden gate bridge this morning. it looks like such a beautiful day. >> to head out for a nice road trip somewhere with maybe a special somebody looks like the fog is really just cleared up their day. >> yeah. you know what does play this game, though? it sometimes comes back. you look and you look and boom, it's right there. so and they'll complete tended play that cat and mouse game with us a bit. but as you noted, a big improvement, half moon bay

different story. so this is what you're going to see at the coast a little bit here. maybe your travels if you're heading along the coast down south, we'll be dealing with the cloud cover a little bit later in the day. contrasted with elsewhere around the bay. now, tahoe, if you're headed that direction looks pretty good, except that will be cool by the standards of what was and what will be will be in the upper 50's before we start popping through the 60's later in the week and nice little warm up going on for everybody in that 50's across much of the bay for right now. palo alto at 60. 57 meanwhile for san jose, 67 antioch in a 61 to come in for santa rosa. the traffic coming in west to east. yeah, but no dips happening here. substantial dips. that is to bring us any rain already. real frontal action in terms of driving some good, solid winds. just the general flow pattern of onshore as what we expect. but i do want to make notice some of those winds that are hugging the coast around here. as you will notice, they're pretty consistent day and night. there is a pop with winds happening a little inland to driven by the topography and just the general heating of the day.

but the winds along the coast will be a nice climate control for today. and even tomorrow, 4 zone forecast. 64 san francisco with the coast. yeah. upper 50's lower 60's bayside middle to lower 60's in the north down south, even upper 60's is the best and the south bay. the other issue is clearing out this cloud cover, which is still kind of hanging around the south bay. that clearing may not beat around noon or so that will cost high temperatures today. lower 70's will go with meanwhile inland. we're looking at lower 70's for pleasanton and livermore. 68 union city. but up here to walnut creek. at 75 get some movement there. 77 for concord. meanwhile, 70 from allay 77 for napa in 79 for santa rosa. a little drop with temperatures and away. we go for most of the week at sunny skies. some scattered clouds to make note of. it looks like on friday as we start to drop back a little bit heading into next weekend will be some winds to look out for onhat. but it's still a spring time forecast, but a dry one, stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you

for your health. we're talking feet today. april is foot health awareness month. and today our health expert karen owoc is here to explain why your foot health is so very important. so nice to see you. too. i did check out your shoes before. think we are going to be getting very hands on today with the demos. >> so, you know, first of all, walk us through why it's so important that we talk about our for the health of our feet at the health of their feet. and a lot of people don't think about it when we think about longevity. and so foot mobility is when you lose the mobility in your feet, you actually literally lose the foundation of your balance. your ability to move and your ability to kind of stand upright and so very important that we we talk about the feat today, right? so i brought my friend he's the front of the wow. this is how in truck hit

is located. has 26 bones so between the 2 feet combined. that's 52 bones. and so that is one quarter of all the bones in your entire body. well, ok, so it's it's does a lot of work and has different joints as well as over 100 muscles, tendons and ligaments and over 7,000 nerve endings. so you're just a yes, we're feet to work. so into work. and so. first of all, all the sensory information you get from your feet goes up to your brain, right? and it's telling you had to move in and where your feet are in space. and it also takes all the schock from your body whenever you're jumping and landing and it's taking the shot of your way. so we have to take care of our feet. yeah, absolutely. something that we really do take for granted. so many of us we do. we do. and one of my patients as the have knee pain, hip pain, no back pain.

i always look at the feet because it all starts down there first. you know, very interesting. yes. so when you walk, so this mandate will frontier. haha, you walk on been you take you take a step and then you you flatten the foot and then you push off the 40% of the their weight bearing it takes is taken up by the toes and especially the big toe. so the big toe does a lot of work now, when you have you have some, not that. yeah. so it's very important that these feet face toes have to move. so if they are tight inside the little sioux, it's not going to be able to move very well. that makes sense. yes. so like after a day in heels, it's a good idea to kind of put your fingers in between the toes and release all red and the car. that's a good idea because you know

what? i happen to have wider feet. and even with like with a lot of women, the shoes are just that that the fronts they just taper in. and so for me to wear those, yes, shoes, even. so it's it's specially in it that you can walk barefoot at home. that's a great idea. there's also these little total isaak. so get your feet could be free. but there's a little gripper on the bottom. my mom loves those the on the bottom of the song. yeah. and to have your feet free. also they have the little toe socks that, you know, has a little toes on it, too. and then the group's help prevent slipping to. yes, just so important, right? zach lee. so one of the things that you can do not use us as an assessment is that i ask my patients too, stand up on their toes. okay. and some people can't even stand more than maybe an inch off there because the toes are very or the ankle is very steph. you really be a very flexible ankle to to walk. you're doing

this. so what i recommend so you should be able to raise your heel. this of and place it on top of like be able to set a tennis ball your foot if you're coming up all the way and the way you should. so that will take practice if if you now, one of the things i like to do is the site's the foot help. listen, things up will help increase blood flow. and so what i'm going to have you do is take this fall. it's a lacrosse ball as i and place it under your foot. so see all the muscles in the attendance here. you're going to roll at ball from the big toe all the way down the arch to the and really put some pressure on it. might feel some knots or some trigger point. you know, that actually feel surprisingly good. may not realize how many little muscles you have in your foot or how tight they are, what

not you have until you actually do this exercise. yes, kind of pleasantly surprised, actually. yes, and yes, this is a good news. you're standing in doing that. you could also sits down and do it because you then you can put even more kind go work. you're all the way down from big toe to the heel and just keep working your way all the way through those. they're even more muscles under under this. right. so that's very, very vascular and musculature in your foot. that's fast. so that's called a it's kind of like self self mile fassel release, ok? that is a fancy word for self massage with the what other ways can people help to their mobile to gripped marvel's get 20 marbles and griffin with your toes one at a time and put them in a little bowl. so it's really working on the muscles in your toes. so try to pick up pickup with your toes with your toe, put it in. and once

you get 20 and then do the other side, ok? so you really need it's really important to have that flexibility. mobility in your toes. so here's the thing. i know some people, their toes are exactly what they don't necessarily can pick things up with their toes. i don't think that they were just born what they might say they would really benefit by standing on this tip of the stair and really start doing he'll ways okay. and and really working the and working that out and and maybe they might need bigger marble for for if they're there to do that. really stuff. but okay. all right. well, very helpful tips as always from a health expert, karen owoc solely to see this morning. i you to all right. well, we will be right back us. what exercises? haha.

and in kansas city at the home of the kansas city royals, the puppy was found stuck under the hood of a car. just look at it. well, this puppy belongs to the employee. one of the employees of the baseball team and 2 maintenance workers had to lift the car with a jack and then unscrew the housing plate underneath the engine. so that this puppy can get free. and just look at how cute and relieved it looks really well. the car owner says that they've been traveling on the highway for half an hour before anyone noticed the barking. well, thankfully, this little guy named bob on

was ok, she was taken to the vet before being reunited with her owner. so some happy still a happy ending to that story. an adventure for bon bon. we're happy to see it as a food product bon bons. i guess they are. yes after the chocolate. yeah. it is a chocolate >> ice cream in there. is that how that works? i think it's just a small i'm not i'm not 70 forecast here. we have a little drop in temperatures tomorrow. it's still the onshore wind program. expect morning clouds, blah, blah, blah. then we get to the rest the week. look at those 80's coming hop 90 or something by thursday. so this is spring spring spring time. enjoy a beautiful day for walk outdoors would of course, want to get your stretching in his eyes. issues it's still, you my and how to make sure feels good. it is little definitely.

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