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arizona. thank you so much for joining us here on kron. 4 news at noon. i'm stephanie lin. authorities say 2 people are dead after 2 small planes crashed. this happened in southern arizona around a regional airport around 8.30, local time. there. the faa says 2 people were on board each plane. them are on a regional airport, has 2 intersecting runways, but operates without an air traffic control tower. a multimillion dollar project was underway to build a tower but delays due to the covid pandemic pushed back construction. tens of thousands of flights arrive and depart from this airport annually. the ntsb is investigating this crash. and last week in arizona, a pilot died on a private jet owned by the lead singer of motley crue when his plane went off a runway and hit a business jet in the past 3 weeks. there have been at least a plane crashes, 6 of them deadly on january 29th. 67 people died when helicopter rather

american airlines plane crash near reagan national airport. and this was the deadliest crash in the u.s. since 2001, 2 days later, 6 people were killed when a small medical plane crashed after takeoff in philadelphia and on february 6.10, people were killed when a small passenger plane vanished before wreckage was found in alaska on february 10th. one person died when 2 private jets crashed at scottsdale airport in arizona. 2 days later, a military plane crashed into the san diego bay. on sunday. 2 people died when a small plane crashed after takeoff east of atlanta. and on monday, a delta flight flipped while landing in toronto. and then the fatal crash, of course, outside of tucson today, we are following all of this for you closely on air and online. you as we learn more details, you can find moore all plane crashes we've seen so far this year versus last year on our website kron 4 dot com. in the bay area. the san carlos airport contract negotiations

for air traffic controllers have stalled. that's according to san mateo county mueller. he says this could put sky ways over the county at risk. the contract dispute comes amid ongoing national questions over aviation safety in the midst of job cuts at the faa by the trump administration. we've reached out to the faa, said carlos airport and supervisor mueller and we'll have more for you on this developing story later this afternoon. and after president trump's executive orders on immigration, members of the interfaith community in san francisco are gathering to show support for the city's sanctuary city policy was. charles clifford is live for us now in san francisco with the latest details on the stros. well, good afternoon. yeah. right now in front saint mark's lutheran church or along a feral in san francisco. >> where faith leaders are rallying, as you can see behind me here to show their support for the immigrant community and the sanctuary ruled that churches and synagogues and other places of worship play in their lives. let's going take a look at some video here from inside a short time ago. dozens of faith organizations came

together on wednesday to show support for will that churches and other houses of worship plant played as places of sanctuary. they are particularly troubled by the trump administration stating that immigration officers may be allowed to make arrests in churches, synagogues, temples, other places of worship. more than 2 dozen, a religious organizations have filed a federal lawsuit challenging that policy. and those at wednesday's rally said the places of worship should remain safe havens. >> we do not turn our backs on each other. we do not round people up. we do not send them back into harm's way because sanctuary is not just a place. it's a calling. it's wholly resistance. this has always been true. and when the government makes it hard for us to love neighbors as people of faith, we do it anyway. >> all right. back live now. they also expressed their support for san francisco sanctuary the

plan now is everyone here is going to march into japan town to commemorate the 83rd anniversary of order that was given that placed more than 125,000 japanese americans in camps during world war, 2. but for now in san francisco, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> all right, charles, thank you so much. developing news now, paul pelosi, the husband of san francisco, congresswoman nancy pelosi, has been released from the hospital after receiving a kidney transplant. paul pelosi sharing this image in a statement this morning, morning saying he is endlessly grateful for his daughter who was his donor pelosi also expressed deep gratitude to the surgeons, physicians and medical team who helped him at ucsf. he says he and his daughter are on the path to a full recovery. and this coming march, san francisco becomes the first city in the nation to install speed safety cameras kron four's will tran has the latest. >> it's not every day that you have a party for a camera, but

that's exactly what they are doing in san francisco. this is one of 33 cameras throughout the city of san francisco that will capture people going too fast. they have balloons and signs the community turned out and no accident for 7th in gary. this is one of the most dangerous stretches of road in san francisco. and they want drivers to slow down because the faster they go deadly year. the accident. and jamie, you knows that all too well. >> so 40 years ago on this coming saturday, my mom was struck by a speeding suv on parker cdo in anza boulevard. she got her body from other side oe the road where she suffers now from traumatic brain injury. she has severe depression, she suicidal and has severe posttraumatic stress disorder. she physically is still able to move around with assistance. but she cognitively is nowhere near where she was before and she needs constant

supervision. 24 hours, 7 days a at that. very your life for a life. your family's lives haven't ever done this. >> it it is a day of constant not knowing someone with cognitive impairment. there's no structure. there's no really knowing what she's going to be like. so every day is like a new, unfortunate surprise that we fnrgot what too, how to take care of her and how to just really make sure she's ok. >> they were making signs here as well. and then the kids were holding up signs. i want to show you some of them slow your roll in the richmond and then there's another sign that says go slow for seniors. and then i also made a sign. and then let's talk about how much you will be pay if you go too fast of the ticket prices, if you go 11 miles per hour over the speed limit, that's $50.60. miles over. you're looking at $100. and then 26 or more over that $200. and god forbid you go 100 miles

per hour over the speed limit. it is $500. the cameras right now. they're just calibrating, but they will go online in mid-march. back to you. >> 7 this afternoon, let's talk a bit about our forecast live. look outside at the bridge here. well, looking pretty damp out there, that's right. we started out just a little drizzly this morning. >> thanks for here. as we take a live look at the golden gate bridge. you can see just a little bit of wetness on the road below are doing a little bit better here because the north bay and the golden gate now getting some clearing of the system. you can see as it's been rolling through. now. notice these are not heavy downpours, butethere are still some of them right now rolling through the east bay and the south bay. but we're starting to get some clearing behind that. and i can tell you, i can see out the window. we're standing right now. we're getting a little sunshine kind of starting to peak in in san francisco. so this is not really our system is really the people to the north of us that are seeing the bulk of this. we're just catching the tail end of it. so that is why our totals, you know, just measuring in the hun reds of in an inch today

so far. and you can see where those really heavier totals are going to be spot like eugene, oregon, where they're expecting over 2 inches of rain. so let's work this out in the next couple of hours. you can see how this will start to clear. that's about 3.30, this afternoon. setting us up for a pretty nice night tonight for your wednesday and thursday. we're going to have some nice sunshine in there and we're going to start warming up as well. live look outside right now. half moon bay, obviously incredibly pleasant place to be at the moment. half moon bay sitting at 54 degrees. we are mostly 50's out there. san jose 62 because they're just now starting to get a little bit of that cooler rain coming down and the highs today in lee will be about where we should be so low. 60's low cool in san francisco and out of half moon bay. but upper 50's for you. there. now, the next part of this is that we're going to see some wind. this is up at mount tam. these were kind of blowing in the breeze a little bit. i'll talk more about that. we are going to have a little bit wind associated with this. then take a look at that kind of gorgeous. 7 day forecast. back to great. thank you. >> today in the east bay, alameda county superior court employees are on strike. the union is standing against what they claim to be unfair labor

practices. proffers joey horta has the latest from hayward. >> few dozen union members out here picketing carrying signs blasting music, letting their voices be heard. they've been working without a contract. they since december 31st. port tells us they're still open negotiations. a strike will disrupt hearings boston today. some felons to be released from jail that case could not heard before state deadlines, according to the union says are strike because >> one in 5 positions are vacant. say the court using not trained to work as courtroom clerk. >> i don't want to be out here, but we are here because we're trying to fight for workers rights and we're trying to fight for our community. >> people need to keep up with the cost of living living in the bay area. live in the world. these days is more expensive. they're also calling for better pay and worried time. but the court says they are overstaffed by about 100 employees. >> and we have to lay off

staff members in order to increase pay. court says filling vacant roles would depend on the governor's budget. union is expecting about 50 people to show up here as they continue to strike. and if you have jury duty or criminal case, you are still expected to show up to the courthouse in hayward. joey horta kron. 4 news. >> in the east bay police made at least 60 arrests in oakland during nba all-star weekend. many of those arrests were connected to crimes like homicide, robberies and vandalism. opd also arrested 18 dui drivers and gave out nearly 180 traffic citations due to the city's budget deficit. the nba help cover the cost of extra patrols and security. and new at noon. governor gavin newsom sharing details on the state's fight against fentanyl in january. nearly 4 million dollars worth of the drug was taken off the streets. the governor's office adding since 2023 state task forces have seized 300 million dollars worth of fentanyl. but now resources are deployed statewide from ports along the coast. the cities. still ahead

on kron, 4 news at noon. the south bay taking precautions against flooding. >> of these fund was expected out. it and after the break is a new district attorney in the east bay. what she says her east bay. what she says her priorities are.

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>> former alameda county superior court judge ursula jones dickson was sworn in tuesday afternoon as alameda county's new district attorney. resolution. jones dickson replaces pamela price who was recalled in november's election after being accused of not holding criminals accountable. >> and clearly communicating with victims and their families prior to the ceremony, jones dickson discussed are priorities with reporters. >> i think our biggest call is going to be to try to make sure that victims in the community realize that it is our job. this is a victim centered process. it's our job to make sure they are hurt and as much as possible they get the things that they need out of this process. if you have to come to the da's office is never a good time right? you're not here for fun. but the expectation is that somebody is hearing you, they're listening to you and they're making sure that your needs are being met as best that we can. jones dickson

says other top priorities include reversing prices, charging directives. >> which made it more difficult to enhance months to charges. so also begin a review of the attorneys and the da's office to see who's up to the task and who needs training. the da's job is to make sure as the top law enforcement officer in the county that we are tending to the public safety of the community. and in addition to that, keeping victims at the center of that process, that's the work of the d a. >> among those attending the ceremony for former alameda county da's tom orloff and nancy o'malley as well as san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins and jones dixon's family. i'm just very blessed and lucky to come back to the office that bill. >> this cow. >> they gave everything. and i appreciate all the support from all of you. and you are going to have to give me some time to get it right. get it. i get it right. because things are out of whack. but i'll tell you what, on the fix.

make that promise to a fix. >> at the alameda county administration building in oakland, dan kerman kron. 4 news. in the south. a new video today from santa clara county shows progress on a new flood prevention project. >> more than 8500 feet of flood walls have been added along 4 miles of coyote creek valley. water says the walls are between old oakland road and 2.80. 2.16, this afternoon. let's talk a bit about our forecast now as we take a live look outside at the golden gate bridge i was driving in this morning a and some small showers coming in down across the embarcadero. yeah, just a little bit. it's going to roll through pretty quickly here. in fact, a good portion of the bay area's now starting to see a little bit of clearing. we're also seeing a little bit of wind start to pick up. you can see that as we take a live look here at the embarcadero. that will be the next part of this. >> is it gonna get a little breezy out there going to see the winds turn more from the northerly direction, particularly up in the north bay where some of these gusts could get upwards of 2025 miles per hour. so this is this afternoon into this evening. and you can even see

2 as we get tomorrow. we're going to still have some of that wind that will be with us. so that will be kind of the end of this system. we are still working our way out of some of these light showers, though. you certainly see that here as we take a live look at the san mateo bridge. so my advice is, if you have to drive, just understand that you might want to take a little extra time as we wait for those roads to kind of dry out. this is a look at the system you can see it's also bring in just a tiny bit of snow to the sierra. not a whole lot today for that, but just a little bit. and really this kind of pushes through and then we say a little unsettled. that's the end of that. and then we dry out. and if we take a look at the 6 to 10 day precipitation outlook, we're kind of looking ahead here. you can see not only do we dry out for tomorrow and heading towards the weekend into next week as well. is that the 1st half of the week we are expecting drier than normal conditions. so a chance to kind of try out. this is live look from the east bay. and i have to say, i could see a whole lot a few minutes ago, but we are going to see the move its way back in and then the temperatures are really going to lift up as we head over the next few days. that

will be kind of the next story that we have. and the reason that's happening, it's once this low pressure moves on, high pressure starts to build in and it is going to kind of deflect any other systems to the north of us. and that's what will keep us dry. now, we will have a few clouds that will overrun that ridge. and that's why we'll see some of those cloudier conditions. as we look into spots like saturday. but we will have some sunshine in there, too. and boy, these temperatures are just looking really nice. and you don't have to say as far as the 7 day forecast coast, this is a really good looking one, right? we don't have any rain after this in the forecast for the next 7 days. kind of like that. yeah. sounds great. thanks so much. and a family is remembering a husband and friend who died in a plane crash alaska. >> santa rosa native andrew gonzalez was among 10 people killed. kron lindsey ford spoke to the victim's wife and france. >> someone that's very hard to define so many things. whitney bowers, the widow of andrew gonzales, says he was selfless soul crushing everyone's at a loss. it is unimaginable. what

what is our current reality? gonzales, who is from santa rosa was one of 10 people killed in a plane crash in alaska earlier this month. the small commuter plane went down in the bering sea gonzalez who worked as a power generation technician had to travel a lot to small remote areas. so i was at home waiting to come from. landing from that flight. got a feeling check to flight tracker. there is no new information on it. and i knew something was wrong. bowers never got the call from her husband, andrew. his remains along the others was found by search crews days later. whitney and andrew both grew up in santa rosa and got engaged in moved to alaska back in 2022. whitney's close with gonzales is older sister francaise carga who is also grieving, though he's might be my baby brother. >> part of our family. all feeling it. all of us. that's

all as his co-workers, michael b rden, jared beaudoin also feel the pain. michael's favorite thing to do with andrew was having game night. he definitely had a sense of humor that could make anybody laugh and you never knew it was coming. >> he was a blast to work with jared help gonzales get his job in alaska. he lived a life full. he loved and he captured the hearts of everybody. i mean, i don't think i've ever met anybody. >> who didn't like him and gonzales is mother-in-law. heather bowers sharing that he was whitney's world. >> that was her universe. that was her everything. and we loved him. he was part of our family, too, is part of so many people's families. he what he was just a great human being. and he's going to be so severely missed. >> and that was lindsey ford reporting. the family has created a gofundme to help with funeral expenses and other financial needs. you can find a link on our website. kron 4 dot com.

>> still ahead on kron 4 racing against the clock. dramatic rescue video after a man gets covered and apple. and after the break, the car pulls onto highway 5. wow. so look at this wild video after look at this wild video after the break.

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>> those agencies include the fcc in the sec, which have long been considered outside a president's direct control. >> one of president donald trump's executive orders signed on tuesday removes the longtime independence of several major agencies, including the federal communications commission. the federal trade commission and the securities and exchange commission. this executive order would establish important oversight functions in the office of management and budget and also reestablish is the longstanding norm. >> that only the president or the attorney general can speak for the united states when stating an opinion as to what the law is. the order would expand the president's authority by consolidating their control over several independent agencies, even though congress established those agencies to operate on their own. the move is almost certain to face legal challenges amid ongoing blowback from democrats. donald trump has waged a scorched earth campaign against the rule of law.

>> and against the very system of checks and balances. they kept american together for 2 and a half centuries. the president also signed an order to fulfill a campaign promise to bring down the cost of ivf. i think the women families, husbands. >> very appreciative of it. the order, however, only mandates a list of policy actions that musi be recommended within 90 days to address cost and access related to ivf treatment. some democrats say the president should just mandate to insurance companies cover the cost of ivf, which can run into the tens of thousands of dollars reporting in washington. i'm trevor shirley. >> dramatic new video to show you today. sacramento drivers were heading on highway 5 yesterday when a car went off the overpass onto the freeway. as you can see right there, debris falling into the middle of the lanes. police say the driver of the car that fell from up above there was rushed to a nearby hospital. all right. check this out. a

dramatic rescue in colorado on monday. a man was trapped by avalanche while snowmobiling at vail pass summit county. sheriff deputies say it took one hour to get to this man, body camera video shows the rescue teams digging him out of the snow. the man was wearing avalanche airbag that deployed when he went under this allowed the rescuers to find him much faster. deputies say the man was released from the hospital and is doing well. >> and britta life back into san francisco. still ahead on kron, 4 news at noon, a new bill that could help changed out. and after the break, we'll catch with oakland's interim mayor about the latest coming out of the town.

>> welcome back. we're joined live now by oakland's interim mayor kevin jenkins. good afternoon to you. good afternoon. thank you for having of course. thanks so much for joining us again. of course, a very busy weekend for the bay area. oakland saw a lot of those activities as well nba all-star weekend. go for you. >> i saw cisco kind of hole. article this morning. one all-star weekend. and so it was amazing that people of oakland really enjoyed it. they came and showed hbcu classic was great. the slammed the all-star game was packed and also we had a lot of service events. we do there volunteer activities. there were activation. so it was amazing. so that open is still a sports town with a rabbit sports fan base. yeah, we're showing some of that video from this past weekend on the screen. there is just great to see all those crowds and people drumming up the excitement on the court. there

sits a >> some positive energy coming to open. that's being showcased here. now we understand that your officers, they also made dozens of arrests last weekend as part of the stepped up security efforts around all those events. >> can you walk us through what happened? >> yeah. so what i'm thankful to the governor, right to help provide chp during the weekend to ensure that was going to be safe. our officers an amazing job listing. i think more than 60 11 some other violent felonies. but most importantly, the city safe. and that's what we're continuing to push its public safety and the city. we want presidents businesses, visitors, everyone to feel safe when they come to our city >> now this upcoming weekend is, of course, another busy one for you. you have the oakland lunar new year parade and the black joy parade. so can you walk us through what's planned here? first? >> moon or a new year is going to be 17 jackson. 11:00am on

saturday. and that's a great time. it is the year of the snake and i want to make sure i'm going to out and my we will have lions dancing and it just shows the culture that is here oakland. the very following day we have joy parade, which it's going to be point and we're very excited about that. i participated black joy parade every single year. and it's one of my favorite festival crates. >> you know, we're at believe. we also some showing some of the video of what's planned on the screen there as well. it's nice to see again, some fund that's coming to the city of oakland. again this weekend. now, when it comes to public safety around these events, are you planning more stepped up enforcement as well? >> yes, there a especially when there's big advance. we start rise with opd. i don't think that mercy operation center will be open, but we strategize when these big events to ensure public safety ensure that people are safe and that they have pleasant experience when it comes to

our said. >> yeah. now given us an update on where things stand on the budget now. so what's the latest when it comes to maintaining that appropriate level of public safety with the fire stations and police, especially given that you have these very high profile, exciting events. >> so right now i'm working with finance department, the city administration to put together our biannual budget. we have some very tough decisions to make as a like number of other cities up and down. california are faced with the structural budget deficit is something that's came out of the pandemic. we're going to have to make tough choices. but we have to get back to basics. oaklanders too often complained that the city does not do a good enough job doing basic services. so what that means is i homes are built. the police come when you call them. our city is clean. and so we're putting that back to basics. budget together. and with that, we're prioritizing public safety, fiscal solvency.

>> a new alameda county da was also sworn in yesterday. have you been in touch with her or have you had any conversations around criminal justice and public safety? >> i had the opportunity and meeting with the new district attorney last she had a reception apple can over here plant. and it one of 4 time speaking with and the next 2 weeks. we are planning on doing a wine along. i with the chief 1, 2, to 3 hours just to look at all the probiems our city is facing. and she's absolutely committed to doing the work to ensure that we have public safety here. not only in oakland, but also now under the cap. >> alright, oakland, interim mayor kevin jenkins, thank you so much for your time this afternoon. we do appreciate it. thank you so much for having me. >> all right. well, 34 this afternoon. and take a live look outside at the embarcadero. and it's looking

a bit gray out there. kyla has rights to a little cloudy. we should get some clearing as we get later into the afternoon. >> i want to take you to, you know, 70. take a look at this beautiful right as we take a look at half dome here. >> all of the snow on the ground just gorgeous. and this year right now, now heading to lake tahoe. it has been a little rainy, a little drizzly. they have a little bit of snow earlier. you can see one lone person kind of braving the weather. wait, there's 2. there's 3 couple more showed up in the last minute or so. 45 degrees there right now. we do have some light rain that's coming down. wind is about 12 miles per hour. they are under a lake wind advisory today. but you can see where this is starting to roll through right now. and it is going to be pretty short-lived will be lucky to maybe get an inch of snow up at peaks here. but mostly it's going to be rain as you can see that purple lee line indicating that rain, that rain snow line, right, where that 32 degree mark as were some of the snowflakes are falling. and once that clears up pretty much done with that, we 2 are going to see some clearing as we work our way into the afternoon. you can see of these light showers kind of rolled from the northwest down to the southeast now. so at the

moment, really just the south bay and east bay getting a little bit out of that as we take a look at the next couple of days here, obviously, today we're going to get a little bit of sunshine in the afternoon. then tomorrow we really start to see these temperatures warm up, mostly sunny skies and friday. we'll have a few clouds roll in but still looking pretty good as we head towards the weekend. a nice dry forecast. i'll be back in a little bit and we'll talk about that 7 day. we can expect in your weekend. it's looking really get back to you. thank you. there are hundreds of phone cases out there, but which ones are actually worth buying? demuro put some of the most popular brands to the test in today's rich on tech. >> a good phone case isn't just about looks. it's also about protection grip and how well it works with accessories. i've tested a bunch. here are some of my favorites. >> there are so many phone cases. here are my tried and true favorites. the is famous for its woven fiber cases.

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>> congressman >> eric swalwell is back in the east bay. he has blamed and criticize the president for his response to the recent major plane crashes. kron four's. sara stinson spoke with swallow. >> nearly one month into president donald trump's second term. congressman eric swalwell encouraging his constituents to stand strong at a town hall in union city tuesday night. our job in government is to protect people. and right now they don't feel safe. they see cuts to the faa and plane crash the latest plane crash happening monday when a delta flight from minneapolis crash landed at the toronto pearson airport flipping upside down on the runway. all 80 people survived. but 21 passengers

were hospitalized. 48 hours prior to people died in a small plane crash in georgia. >> and last month, the deadliest u.s. air disaster in 15 years happened in dc when an army helicopter collided midair with an alaska airlines flight sending both into the potomac river killing 67 people. president trump has publicly faulted federal diversity and inclusion efforts specifically with air traffic controllers. however, swalwell places the blame on trump writing on x, quote, no president has had more plane crashes in their first month in office. then donald trump, president trump. >> needs to tell us that he's going to take responsibility. is the chief executive of this country to make us safer and the skies because he seems to want to blame everything on dei. he blamed the crash over the potomac on dei. but to me, donald trump says something was caused by dei. it means didn't even investigate because he just uses it. now as an alibi, it's not just the

faa seeing >> elon musk's department of government efficiency or doge has laid off thousands of employees from several agencies. 14 democratic states challenge musk's authority on this as well as his access. >> to government data. but a federal judge refused to block musk on tuesday, but they're not in favor any transparency. know, doing with our data? you do we still have privacy role? tells me one of the main issues is office works on is immigration. he says many people in his district are living in fear over ice raids and deportation. >> he says he works on 1000 immigration cases per year and town halls like this one in union city. keep his fight alive in dc i'm sara stinson reporting back to you. >> new senate bill has just been introduced in california, specifically aimed at trying to revive san francisco's

economy and nightlife kron four's. catherine heenan reports on what city leaders are hoping to do. >> the timing for the pitches. good san francisco. coming off a lunar new year celebrations that brought happy locals and visitors pouring into the city and an nba all-star weekend that had people only too happy to head for san francisco, enjoying the fun. >> we do. we see that when you give people a reason to be downtown, they go downtown state senator sc to the areas around union square in mice county center. >> by offering 20 new liquor licenses, the licenses are billed as a low cost with details to be announced later. we know that downtown financial district to union square. >> south of market europe when it is absolutely essential. we know that when people are trying to open up new bars or

restaurants, it is extremely expensive. and one of the most significant costs is obtaining a liquor license. they can cost hundreds of thousands of dollars. we should be making it easier. >> not harder for businesses to set up here. right now. state law limits are number of liquor licenses and they are expensive and hard to get. >> the new liquor licenses would be in a hospitality zone. the boundaries to be determined by the board of supervisors. city leaders figure they have to try just about anything. they've been dealing with a string of problems. the parade of small and large businesses that have shut down and left san francisco continued crime, including crimes targeting businesses, a huge looming budget deficit and a call the city's pandemic recovery. slow would be an understatement. the bill would be one more step in a show of new energy by city leaders who are

determined to breathe new life into san francisco. >> if you're a business owner, this is your moment to invest. if you've stayed away. come back and experience everything our city has to offer. >> o k 12. 46 this afternoon live look outside at sfo. we can see some planes moving along the runway there, kyla. yeah, that's right. i did just check by the way in despite the low cloud that they were not having any delays at sfo right now, oakland airport, so doing ok there, notice the winds start to pick up a little bit as we take a live look here at the embarcadero with the bay bridge behind us. there. >> we are going to see breezy conditions as we get to the afternoon right now, not too bad about 14 miles per hour in nevada. i do expect that we are going to see the north bay get a little breezier than others conquer. those picked up to about 13 miles per hour. and we're going to start to see, too is the wind is going to come from the north as opposed to kind of we're seeing right now. it's a little variable in little bit more of a southerly direction that has to do with the frontal passage that's happening. what kind of pushes through now? notice we are just little tail end of this. there's not a whole lot left

to it. as you can see was very light showers just enough to make those roads a little slick. maybe slow you down a little bit this morning. but right now, south bay east bay kind of seeing the end of it. we get a few sprinkles out there. but that's about it. once that is done. temperature wise south, a little warmer. there are about 62 in san jose but 50's across the rest of the bay area. we should get into some of those low 60's inland. and in fact, we just hit 60 in concord. there you go. 55 in san francisco right now. and as we work through future cast here, there it is. and there it there's worst are going to get some of that clearing in this afternoon and this evening, setting us up for a really nice thursday. there's thursday, right? looking good there. nice and dry. and then let's talk temperatures. this shows the departure from normal. some taking you into thursday and friday. this is friday showing, you know, a lot areas that are going to be 5 degrees above normal. and then you can see it expands to more areas as we head into saturday and sunday. so that means these temperatures. we'll be above where we're supposed to be inland. right now we're supposed to be about 62 degrees. so we're talking, you

know, 67 68, i think a few places given popped into that 70 degree. mark. here we are on monday. so this also has some legs. it has some longevity, right? it's not just one or 2 days. the reason for it is these low pressure systems are going to be bumped out of the way and kind of kept away from us by high pressure that starts to move in. and you see where those oranges and yellows move up. that's an indication of those temperatures are going up. right? so that's the warmer temperatures kind of rising in and that ridge gets built in and essentially just bumps anything away from us and keeps us been really nice. nice weather for the next 7 days. so a few clouds will overrun that a little bit. we'll see it on saturday. but you know what? when we get a few clouds, we get some really spectacular sunset. so keep an eye out for that, too. but a really lovely 7 day forecast back great. thank you so much. >> the mlb commissioner says stadium in las vegas will be ready by 2028. as for stadium in sacramento, sutter health park commissioner rob manfred told fans at media day the park will be as close to a big league facility as possible. the athletics host the first

game on march 31st. and today we take a closer look at how the giants are performing this spring training. plus, whats with the robot umpires making their way into major league baseball for sports director scott reese has all the details. >> hey, everybody. are you ready for robot umpires? we might be getting closer to that reality. major league baseball will test out its automated and strikes system in 13 stadiums this spring complete with player challenges. here's how it'll look. each team will be given to challenge is a game will retain successful ones, only the batter catcher or pitcher can initiate a challenge which must happen immediately after the umpire's call, the results will be displayed on the scoreboard and television broadcast. if all goes well, we could see this in regular season games as soon as 2026, i should note the giants and a's spring stadiums are not among the 13 participate. >> speaking of the giants, good health reports so far this spring. >> backup catcher tom murphy and infielder tyler fitzgerald, both battling sore

backs, but nothing too serious and it gets better manager bob melvin spoke glowingly tuesday about the vibe in camp and the team chemistry in his second season as manager. >> and we've had really good atmosphere from. really for the last couple weeks. lot of guys reported early. you know, pitchers you are usually are throwing pens, but position players have been here for a while. quite a few of men now live here and got here january first. so it's it's felt like spring training for a while now. but to get everybody pictures and catchers and the position players yesterday really kind of goodbye on the first day was exciting. >> that's it for sports. have a great wednesday. >> in the south bay cambodian american studies could soon be coming to classrooms santa clara county board of education hosted a 2 day conference for teachers to learn about what the curriculum offers sessions at the conference for teachers included dance performances, water, blessings and art workshops over 60 less than plans are offered for k through 12 schools. the

curriculum is offered by uc davis and is free for everyone to access. still ahead on kron, 4 news at noon, expensive cargo scrambled in sunny side. up all over the highway. >> what officials say led to >> what officials say led to this?

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>> a semi truck hauling and expensive cargo of eggs left carton scrambled all over an oklahoma highway slick road conditions caused the semi to land sunny side up southeast of tulsa, oklahoma highway patrol says they were only minor injuries in yesterday's crash. an outbreak of bird flu in poultry has wiped out about 160 million chickens. turkeys

and other birds in the u.s. leading to shortages and high egg costs. >> expensive cargo, indeed. and attention foodie san francisco has just been named the culinary capital of the country, followed by oakland. >> a survey from clarify capital which help small businesses says both cities have a high ratio of quality, family-owned restaurants. san francisco scored high in cuisine, diversity and restaurant popularity with oakland again as the runner up there. san francisco mayor daniel lurie tweeting from fresh toppino mission style burritos and dim sum. our city has something for everyone. san jose san jose meantime placed 7th on the list not too shabby. and then as a nightlife is also getting an upgrade. the city council unanimously approved permits for pb center. a 2 for music venue in the downtown area. the venue was named after the owner and features 3 bars into newly as it means. they can hold more than 1000 people. it will be located in the so fun to district. the music venue

is expected to open later this year. and the philippines, popular girl group eni announced their first ever world tour, which includes a stop in the bay area. the eight-member group performs as san francisco is bill graham, civic auditorium, june 17. look at those huge crowds that they're getting out there. it's part of a 14 show tour across 3 continents with most states in north america. then a recently became the first filipino group to sell at the philippine area, which seats 55,000 people. philippine arena, i should say tickets for the san francisco show go on sale. march 3rd, i imagine those will go quickly and take a look. this is new video in to our newsroom today of the part of moon that faces away from earth. a lunar lander captured this video as it was orbiting the moon. it is planned to land on the moon on march. second, really cool perspective. there. and that will from the newsroom today. thanks so much for joining us here on kron. 4 news at noon. i'm stephanie lin. take good

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