looking coit tower now much of the morning we've been looking up at coit tower and been like, oh, where is the sun will now? we've got it in full force right there. anyways. you're still seeing some mostly cloudy skies and a lot of the bay area. but gradually, we are getting clear and clear. so that's the plus here. the negative is as skies clear out windsor unfortunately going to be picking up. so that's kind of the catch towards the afternoon where we're sitting right now with fog tracker. visibility is good. we are seeing any sort of remaining stratus rising burning off. so a lot less of that already. radar shows you that we do have some showers to the north of us. those are going to stick up in oregon, not to be bringing any rainfall our direction. we're just tapping into some of the cooler air that the systems to the north are bringing us. that means temperatures today not going to be near as warm as they had been. stratus help to keep us in the 50's last night. only a couple spots like brett would are currently climbing into the low 60's as temperatures climb in skies, clear out.

unfortunately, wind speeds are also going to climb in were set up for quite the windy 2nd half of the day. i'm going to be breaking down. everything you need to know for your tuesday and ford through the rest of the week. still to out, be just waking the rebels and their morning and then fall all right. let's go again we hear. all right. san mateo bridge, 70 80 to 101. >> if you are heading into the city along wanted to 80 at that connector ramp there. there's an accident, a little sluggish. i want to take 3rd street. a richmond center fell bridge 13 minutes tolls to want to one. and if you're going to take on the golden gate bridge, finally out of that dense fog that we had at the early morning hours about 21 minutes. 37 to the tolls are james, back to you. thanks a lot. let's get to the breaking news this morning. a judge makes a significant ruling in the case of a disgraced theranos founder, elizabeth holmes. yeah, she was hoping to stay out of prison while she appeals her conviction. but the judge says.

>> nothing doing properties will tran live in san jose with the story will. well, james, she's hoping to stay out of prison altogether, but at the very least, elizabeth holmes is hoping to stay >> out of prison while she was appealing her conviction. but the judge right be. i mean, the federal courthouse who oversaw the trial. he decided late last night note you will have to go to prison. yes, you still can continue your journey to appeal the conviction, but you will have to do it behind bars. a lot of people they were watching this trial very closely because it involved wealth. silicon valley race privilege. so many factors because they point to the fact that many people who are convicted, particularly women of color, they go right to prison. much less trying to stay out of prison while the appeals process. elizabeth holmes, 39 years old made national news when it was

discovered a few years ago that her blood testing company, theranos did not do what it promised that it promised to take all kinds of blood tests with just a few drops your blood. prosecutors say it never delivered on its promise and she knew that. but she continued to ask investors millions billions of dollars to the point where i one time there are no, it was worth 9 billion dollars. she was convicted of wire fraud 11 year sentence. >> and now that the judge just decided that she must spend time in prison while she continues its journey, james and area. that means that she will have to report unless she runs out of. >> other miracles at the end. and i'm sure she has some legal avenues left to pursue. if that does not come to fruition, she will have to go to prison in texas come april 27th and a lot of people also pointed out jeans and area she actually got pregnant during

the trial as she gave birth to of months ago. i'm sure the judge decided all of that. take that into consideration but decided there was not enough evidence for her to be at home in a multi-million dollar home while she goes to her appeals process. so she will be in texas. back to you. >> interesting. all right. thank you very much. we'll 903, is the time and happening right now. and uc berkeley, the police are investigating a series of assaults that have happened within days of each other. right on campus. yes, fact. the latest one was just this morning right after midnight crawford's michael thomas on the story for us bringing us the latest from the campus of uc berkeley. michael. >> hey, you know, really a scary situation. you know, uc berkeley police say that all 4 of these incidents happened in the last 7 days and they do believe that they're all related saying that majority of th7 time the suspect is coming in grabbing young women in their private areas and they now have photos to match 3 of those 4 incidents. let's

get into some video and photos that we're talking about. this is the latest photo that was put out by uc berkeley police early this morning. it's regarding the incident that happened just after midnight today. police say a woman was walking near the foothill complex, which is residence hall when she was grabbed from behind and knocked down to the floor. she fought back and was able to get away. but that man is still on the loose. and police believe it's related to the 3 assaults that happened last week as well. now, in those cases, they released these photos for 2 of those 3 incidents. now, the first happened last wednesday on the 5th at the eucalyptus groves at around one 30 in the afternoon. the suspect grabbed a female students, private parts over their clothes. then the following couple of days later on saturday on that around 5, 40 in the evening, a female was walking near memorial stadium when a man came up from behind, grabbed her bottom and her and pushed her against the wall. she was able to get away from the suspect and ran. but that suspect was not captured. then this police say that they do

not have a photo specifically for that one on saturday. but the following day on sunday, another incident that's on the 9th happen at 09:40am, in the morning near stevens home. the suspect again grabbed a female students, private parts over their clothes. we spoke with one student this morning who is a uniquely uc berkeley student. i asked her if she thinks that this man will be caught and how safe she feels in the area. >> i really hope so for the safety of the students, especially for the women. now walk around early in the morning like just now, man, somewhere else where walking around just to go to the gym. so i hope that everyone is just say it. >> are normally walk around campus alone. and most of the time, i'm a little scared. i carry around pepper spray. >> so that made me really >> now she goes on to say that many times since she's been here all throughout her college career, that she has never really felt safe. but she says that, you know, police are working on and she hopes that that person is captured again, back out here live there. many students are

walking around and i'm sure as we all know, college campuses, people are walking around in wee hours of the night studying the police not only are asking for your help in identifying this person, but they're saying they also want you to be safe. that's the very latest here in berkeley. and michael thomas. i will send it back to us live in the studio. >> all right, michael, thank it's 906. and the family of this little girl who was shot and killed on 8.80, in fremont will. she was driving with her family. they are grieving and just trying to cope with what happened. kron four's spoke to their friends and family and hear sarah stinson. >> i spoke with a best friend of the family. she tells me that she's trying to stay strong for them as they mourn the loss of 5 year-old. eliana, she's speaking on behalf of them during this unimaginable time. it went from happy birthday dinner that then. >> their family losing their 5 year-old daughter. just the simple outing on a saturday evening, like most of us do

all the time and it changed in the blink of an eye as the family drove down 8.80, looking for a place to celebrate grandma's birthday. >> gunfire ripping into the family's suv, killing 5 year-old eliana, one of her mother's best friends. ashley is speaking on behalf of the family about what happened saturday night. the shots fired. >> they screamed, get down and then. that last shot. that was the shot that leanna. >> we're pretty sure she died instantly because who just over in the back seat. they didn't know what to do. they tried to drive faster to get away from the people they to do know what was happening. they found chp officer that had pulled somebody else over. it was still just sitting there they pulled over and just started going out. we out me. the officer called 9-1-1 and eliana was taken to the

hospital. >> but it was too late to save her. that unimaginable night turned into the early morning hours of easter holiday. that will be forever changed for this family. eliana was sitting right next to her brother when she was shot. >> and his easter basket is still sitting on the kitchen counter. told his mom, i'm not opening that mom because i can't. my sister's not here to with peak. >> ashley says the family is trying their best to mourn while also being strong for their son. we're all worried about him the most. of course, his sister was only 11 months younger than him. she would have turned 6 on april. 21st. i'm a very little girl. little 5 year-old with hopes and dreams of being a doctor. a little girl full of big dreams taken far, far too family mother should ever have to bury their child like this is an absolutely heartbreaking story. now there's a gofundme to help.

>> the family, ashley says they want to be able to get them a new car. they don't want them to have to relive that horrific night. they also say that this family is very hard working. >> they want to be able to give them the proper amount of time to grieve. i'm sara stinson reporting back to you. >> thank you, sarah. well of area families also demanding justice for another child who fell victim to a freeway shooting about 2 years ago. we're talking about 23 month-old jasper. wu. he was shot and killed in a freeway shooting in oakland back in november of 2021 and is family and supporters rallied yesterday because they're concerned that the district attorney, pamela price isn't doing enough to prosecute the 3 men accused in jasper's killing. also in attendance were other families of other victims in alameda county. and they each took to the microphone to ask the district attorney to, in their words, do her job. >> where she is laying the groundwork for reducing penalties for jasper was killers. talking about no jail sentence for murdering a 23 month-old jasper. his life was

stolen. his killers don't need a version of restorative justice. his killers need to go to prison. i am worried as well. just like the death family that. >> are they going to take that happens? the way is kevin going to get justice? i don't know. >> well, the 3 men arrested for wu's killing are preliminary hearings if convicted. the group at the rally is concerned. the da's office won't pursue. prison time, but it will instead look for alternatives. the group also says that if the 3 men are punished to the full extent of the law, if they're found guilty, da should, again, their words lose her job. >> kron 4 since and sat down with the alameda county da pamela price. in an exclusive interview to ask her about the jasper wu case. and here's some of what she had to say. >> is that something that you are considering not charging the president? not at i that is someone who created a false narrative and took a some

language completely out of context. that was not my language and put those words attributed it to me. >> if you want to hear the entire interview and her response to this ksat, you can just watch our tuesday 09:00pm tonight on the 09:00pm news. want to have this exclusive interview. you can see the whole thing. >> it's 9.11 right now. and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, some homeowners in sonoma county could get some help if they are late paying property taxes will tell you how it works. and if tell you how it works. and if you're eligible.

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>> 9.14, right now. and boy, yesterday afternoon was gorgeous. yes, the wind picked up in the afternoon. very sunny. yeah, might get that today to john is talking about the wind really kicking up maybe even stronger than yesterday this afternoon. john goodman, they have this afternoon tonight into tomorrow morning, going to be the strongest periods of winds that forecast really hasn't. it. so we're trading in the clouds this morning for some sunshine and windier conditions later on. and really like at the halfway point right now, you concede still some low clouds, some low stratus singing out over the golden gate bridge. but this cloud cover is rising. so not even considered fog anymore. at this point, visibility is good for most areas. you're just seeing that lingering low cloud cover that's gradually burning off and moving out and behind it. some cooler air filtering in this cool air along with this pushes the jet stream is going to result in such a breezy finished the day tonight into tomorrow. those winds will

continue as well, especially for coastal areas and her upper elevations, those hillsides, more subject to those higher wind gusts. futurecast shows less cloud cover more sunshine this afternoon. we actually stay really nice and clear overnight tonight into tomorrow, wednesday and thursday will be coming along with abundant sunshine. but both will be our coldest days of the forecast as that cooler air pushes in. and as that cooler air pushes in, though, winds will be kicking up 30 to 40 miles per hour. gusts at the coast in our mountain tops 20 to 30 miles per hour. gusts along the bay shore late this afternoon tonight into tomorrow morning. temps already cooler today than where we were yesterday. 50's at the coastline for your daytime highs where his 60's can be expected for most other areas. not a lot of us reaching 70 degrees today for san jose. that will take us about 10 degrees down from where daytime highs are yesterday. only at 67 today, hayward san leandro in oakland at 63. a couple of low 70's

for antioch, fairfield and vacaville. well, santa rosa at 68 getting your lookahead tomorrow's temperatures a little cooler than today's, but we will be nice and sunny all day long through wednesday and thursday, friday, temperatures begin to climb. and by the weekend. all right. back to the 70's under sunshine. just like we were last weekend. reyna. john, thank you for that. if you are hitting the roads right now, northbound 8.80. >> san leandro heading up to oakland. 25 minutes looks like we have a hazard right near 23rd avenue on the northbound side of 80. so that slowed us down. if you are going to take not seen major issues there pretty green. the bay bridge right so that fremont street exit about 15 let's check on our san mateo bridge. 14 min run 80 to 101. all of you traveling across towards peninsula. 1, 1, of the south bay. 32 minutes. 85 up to menlo park, the east 80 down towards milpitas started san leandro. gonna take you 36 minutes. you see 6.80, southbound to signal. it's certainly a little slower cranking out towards the maze.

about 30 minutes there. and we're checking on 24 wannacry down 5.80, izzy, a sinner take about 18 minutes. all right. james, back to you. time to talk winners and losers with our financial expert rob black morning, rob. >> morning, daria, how are the markets doing right now? kind of we're waiting for tomorrow. we're waiting for thursday and friday. tell us how the consumer is doing wednesday. we get the cpi number summer price index for what you and i are paying for food for paying for shelter thursday's the producer price index. if producers are paying more, they'll probably pass the cost on to us later friday, we get retail sales. there's really no big movement today. we're going to figure out a lot about inflation of the next 3 days of note, the imf said expect the world to slow down a little bit to a growth rate, about 3% over the next 5 years. it's a little bit of a down play. i mean, it's down. it's not bad of airbnb. you've got airbnb is the way i'm going to be traveling next

week. get hit a city out of town and my kids love that kind of stuff they're catching a lot of flat right now, because the the power users, the power hosts are thinking about forming together and believing that platform. it's a stock that i own going or for the millennials generation z. i don't yet know love airbnb just with where they're going to go when they go to break up like the super. >> you know, those super hosts and go where? >> they could start superhost dot com. they can working levels like that. the top one percent of hosts are professionally managed buildings and counter 23% fall listings. and 28% of all revenue for airbnb. so it makes that someone else were lure them away and say fewer fees white business model. >> and sure, i mean, i use them all the time. i know you're in. it looks like you're in that's your place. you're not my place traveling thursday, right? and when you

have kids, this is opened up my world, right? a member used to jam into a hotel room which was stupid. so and now it's going to be deluded the like i at least know, okay, vrbo airbnb and i'm kind of done now. i'm going to have to like explore other websites, a guest or apps. you're seeing more of a lot of high-end properties. >> where you can get a subscription, you can take your family to a the 10 veteran place in hawaii or maybe a 5 bedroom suite in high end is coming in and experience or what the younger kids want. >> get ok, the younger kids love this. nintendo move in. i guess that's fueling the sales of nintendo too. >> i couldn't get myself to see the film even though it's spring break for my kids. but nintendo has a big, big, big had 377 million dollars. the film still haven't even opened in japan. it's the top video game movie opening ever. it's the top animated movie ever opening. it's the top 2023 film in the united states so

far year to date, it's appealing to kids and adults. i didn't grow up with the nintendo. i grew up with an atari commodore. 64 vision and television everything. but nintendo otherwise i probably would have seen it. but it's interesting because nintendo stocks doing well, daria and some people are saying that they're the 21st century. disney, because they have all these characters that they can make movies from and theme parks laughing. so you know, chris pratt sorry said today. what about mario goff is a movie? and what about levy's mansion as a movie wow, comment, mom and all new thing? >> yeah, i what i grew up with that the palm, there's really no spinoffs to that is they don't make good characters. pope. >> you know, you chat to make your palm game looking do it in under 2 minutes relay. that's all let's go into what people of sports. >> not so much me football's big deal and youtube. scott new deal. >> and i like deals. i don't nfl on tv like a big fan or

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cbs or abc's jimmy's and kind of get caught up on that, the fund political news that we can all laugh at for tomorrow. so i use youtube pretty thoroughly. okay. i'm not a millennial. i'm not a generation z, but i play one on tv. you like to stay current on with i'm kind hit. our outlook for the kids are called these days hat. he's. >> cool. that's all right. thank don't leave behind >> and get off my lawn. if you want talk to you can e-mail him. >> region their facebook or >> region their facebook or twitter because he's just s

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>> we're back at 9.25. and a whole foods in downtown san francisco is temporarily closing its doors. now just one year after opening. and it's because of safety concerns. the stories on 8th and market street. it was originally considered a flagship store by its parent company. amazon, the store opened in march of last year and a spokesperson told kron 4 that they could potentially reopen at some point. it's just all going to be dependent on whether it's safe to do so. for now. they say employees at that store going to be transferred to other locations nearby san francisco supervisor matt dorsey says he's honestly not surprised by this move. he wrote on twitter, quote, our neighborhood waited a long time for this supermarket. we're also well aware of the problems they've experienced with drug-related retail theft adjacent drug markets. and many safety issues related to them.

>> for your money this morning, some homeowners in sonoma county who are late paying property taxes could get some financial help. the california mortgage relief program. elise, just recently they raise the limit for assistance with delinquent property taxes from $20,000. that was limit. now it's a maximum of $80,000 per household county officials say that homeowners who previously applied for the property tax assistance, they have been notified that they may be eligible for this additional funding. there's no deadline. you're encouraged apply, though as soon as possible at sea, a mortgage relief dot org. >> we'll take a break at 9.26. coming up next on the kron. 4 morning news for the first time. we're now seeing video of an attack on a former san francisco official. why the attorney for the man accused in that attack, though, says in that attack, though, says the video doesn't tell the for back pain, i've always been a take two

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>> it's 9.29 right now and it's starting to get better out there already. what we're going to have to wait quite a while. you know, in bits and pieces, parts of the bay area starting to see a little more blue. >> other parts those clouds are still sticking around. good morning, john. yeah, it's weird that san francisco is doing better than san jose is right now because san francisco getting those brighter skies. and then we look at san jose and it's still pretty gray out there. but we are seeing bits and pieces of the bay getting clearer and clearer quite the transition occurring today from gray and mild to start to kind of a windy and clear

later on today, we are looking at clearing skies across the bay area for sure. it's a slow go as far as clearing goes for some of us and then some cooler air sweeping in from the north and west. this going to be sweeping in with those winds that will be picking up, especially towards the tail end of the day. nevada. you're at 59 right now. a couple of us like brent, what are back in the low 60's at 63 degrees out that direction. alameda in dublin at 56 right now, winds are still relatively quiet, but we will be seeing them picking up later on and 30 to 40 miles per hour. gusts out along the coast and on our hillsides 20 to 30 miles per hour gusts along the bay shore. i'm going be breaking it all down for you. let you know what you need to expect for today. my biggest piece of advice is definitely keep the long sleeves and the light jacket on today. okay. have definitely have to change. going to be outside out about today. >> a lot of sunshine for you and the bridges. finally looking really really backed up. so they turn lights off 30 minutes for you. if you're heading into the city right now, maybe you're going to

take in the san mateo bridge right now about 19 minutes. looks like my little hazard there. slowing us down. 80 to 101, is going to take you a little bit of time, but nothing crazy. richmond, sandra fell bridge 7 minutes. that looks great. we had a lot of early morning hours across golden gate bridge to guess about a 38 minutes at his peak. now we're down to under 20 the south bay. 33 minutes at 1, 0, 1, 85 to menlo park and the east bay. so answer down in the 37 minutes. maybe you're heading up 8.80, going take a little bit of turn. looks real good darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of 9.31. in the east bay, the city of oakland has started the final round of evictions at the wood street encampment. yes, so some of the city started this process of clearing the camp. >> under the macarthur maze highway inrerchange there, which treat more than a year ago, health and safety conditions there become a bit worrisome. the possibility of fires to you can see there's file video of a fire that broke out last year that killed someone acting

homelessness. administrator let honda simmons says that there were our services to relocate the unhoused, however, advocates for those in the in camp and say that they're not happy with it. >> the first would be to transition house into available shelter. they are at liberty to take shelter resources or to self relocate to the extent that they were promised we've been disrespected and that very i've lost i think a good set on fire. >> and the entire eviction process should take about 2 weeks and then construction will begin on the wood street cabin program. >> well, happening today, the commissioners of the port of san francisco are going to hear a proposal that would give them at least 10 months to wind down operations at a homeless encampment site near peer. 49, it's known as site f currently there about 118 people experiencing homelessness that live in trailers at that site. if the proposal is approved new intake is going to end on

september. 30th and people living in that camp will have to leave by november. 30th. the site came about during the pandemic when the port agreed to accommodate these trailers. while the health emergency was underway. but the pandemic is over and the agreement ended in february. so now the site has to close up and the port has to decide whether to grant the city 10 months to wind down its operations. the city says they hope to help the people affected their get permanent housing or at least get them to shelter beds. >> it's 9.33, and also today people are going to rally in oakland to demand the city council end its eviction moratorium. say the tenants are taking advantage of it by skipping out on the rent without showing proof that they're actually experiencing covid-related financial hardship. so the renters they want the city to get rid of the moratorium. they say that continues. extensions are putting a burden on small property owners. the city council's community and economic development committee has already voted to safely end the moratorium. that rally is today, 01:00pm at 14. 25 harrison street.

>> well, happening today in-home supportive services workers and front-line human service workers are planning a rally to demand higher pay. they're asking san francisco to release poverty or to increase poverty wages for workers that are responsible for combating homelessness and addiction and caring for seniors and people with disabilities in the city. they say the wages are too low. workers are getting burned out and that's leading to a staffing shortage and that is making it harder for them to do their jobs. the rally is going to be held in front of city hall. it's set for noon this afternoon. well, a former san francisco fire commissioner is now speaking for the first time after he was attacked in the marina district last week. we do want to warn you some of the video here is difficult to watch because it shows the violent attack. a former fire commissioner don care minion. last wednesday. you see the person in the brown jacket is the man who was hitting caribbean could mean e with what looks like a metal pipe. he's holding his hands up, trying to defend himself. the attack sent him to the hospital with severe head

injuries. he says 3 homeless men set up camps outside of their mother of his mother's home. they were using drugs. he says they were lashing out as people as they passed by his mother was uncomfortable stepping outside. so we asked them to leave and that's when he says he was attacked by a man who police later identified as garrett doty. but representative for dodi, his public defender says that's not the whole story. >> mister doty did not start this altercation. mister. carmack nani. approach. mister doty. and threatened mister doty. sprayed him with pepper spray. >> in a statement kron 490 said, quote, i am hopeful that this unfortunate incident will lead to police or to policy changes to better protect the interests of san francisco. residents and that my attackers will be fully prosecuted and quote, now

common downey is expected to make full recovery. and as for the suspect, dodi, he now faces multiple charges, including assault with a deadly weapon. >> time now is 9.36, and a bicyclist was killed in near redwood city. the 37 year-old male cyclist was riding on canada road near the fa lowly historic house in west of redwood city 5 o'clock. when an acura rear ended the cyclists, that acura was driven by a 22 year-old from south san francisco. the man's name has not been released, who was killed? >> well, we'll pass road in. concord is open once again after this fiery crash shut down the roadway for several hours. it happened last night before 8. witnesses say the driver crashed into a transformer that sparked the fire. no word on how the drivers doing this morning or what caused them to crash into that transformer. nobody else was hurt. >> it's 9.37. and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news. there's a bill that's been proposed. could give the biden

administration tools to stop apps that might pose a threat to our country. they're focusing on tiktok. plus the international soccer world is going to be focused on levi stadium very soon. we'll tell you why. >> and we've got plenty of sunshine peering back out over sfo. welcome sight after such a great morning. more sunshine this afternoon. but winds will be increasing talking about it ahead on that. sunshine now is great. the early warning slows down because of that fog out there this morning. there this morning. >> kee

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the play game 2 at 3.35, this afternoon. >> the congo calf gold cup tournament soccer coming to the bay area. international soccer at levi stadium is pretty cool. they just picked 15 venues stadiums across the world that they're going to be playing this tournament. and it's a biannual tournament and levi's will host one of the games. it's going to be june like mid-june through mid july is what happens in previously before this hosted the 2017 conca calf gold cup. final. that's where the u.s. men's national team won the title pretty cool this year. the finals going to be at sofi in la, but we've got a game which is really neat. they'll conduct the competition's official drug this friday and then they'll complete the scheduling. so you'll know the specific venue assignments and ticketing information coming to very cool. all right. we're going take a break here at 9.41. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. how california is responding. >> the controversial court rulings regarding the abortion pills. more on that in a minute.

>> i-44 right now and take a look at this. a massive elk migration. >> yeah. and it brought interstate in idaho to a standstill. like the running of the bulls only as the running of the l right down the highway. they called it all off and just watched crazy. what else can you do they got across the freeway they should the chicken get across the road. right. same oh, my gosh. so they trucks, a

tv chopper and they used all that and these cones to safely heard. them across the highway. all of made it while they're really running. did they use the market? >> animal yeah, i but they clearly let them go. wow. look at that. >> is i'm glad. you know, all want the same time. first thing is to >> no, you don't do that. but was spectacular to see them all making their way across. >> speaking of spectacular back here in california, the water in lake tahoe is pretty spectacular. now, the clearest it's been since the 1980's, all the finding in a recent report released, in fact, just clarity down to a depth of about 80.6 feet. which is up from the 61 feet that they recorded back in 2021. so it's getting a lot more clear. and that's thanks. in large part to the return of microscopic zooplankton which organisms that help clean the lake and get out all that pollution. so the water clarity only get better as the year goes on.

i'm sure with the pandemic and not as many people on the help ease the lake kind of recover, but all the the rain, the snow melt they're getting now should help flush out a bunch of stuff to know and things started off already this morning, fairly warm and i think we're gettins warmer as we head towards the weekend, john. yeah. getting warmer towards the weekend. going to be a great weekend. up in who've only we can see it right now. little bit too much cloud cover looking down from diamond peak. >> still got some snowfall built up on the deck there. diamond peak, though, and a lot of snow left this season up there for us in the bay area. it's been a mild but gray morning thus far. but we're starting to see clear in clear skies out there. we do have another week system pushing through that's threat sting. some cooler air our direction in the process of that. and we're not going to be near as warm as we were over the weekend. in fact, most daytime highs today will only be in the 60's and we are going to see an uptick in wind speeds as we make our way through the finish of the afternoon into the evening tonight. so starting clear are starting grain com and in clear and windy air. that's the way today's going tomorrow

is going to be a crystal clear day from start to finish. but it's going to be cooler and definitely a breezy start to your wednesday. thursday is also going to be another clear, but cool one as this colder air mass settles in as that colder air mass moves our direction wind speeds will increase 30 to 40 miles per hour gusts at the coast and on our mountain tops in 20 to 30 miles per hour winds elsewhere. so definitely breezy rest of the day ahead of us. as for temperatures, coastal areas will only rise into the 50's today for a lot of us here already there. so temperatures really aren't going to change very much at the coast. low 60's to mid 60's for most of the rest of the bay area. some spots will be as much as 10 degrees cooler than yesterday. like san jose. only at 67 degrees. hayward san leandro, oakland at 63 and only a few low 70's for antioch, fairfield and vacaville. tomorrow will be the very cold. a stay of the forecast with thursday. not far above you both in the 60's for your daytime highs friday.

we'll start to see temperatures climbing and this is going to set us up for in another beautiful, comfortable weekend with highs back in the 70's rain. john, thank you for that little burst. a little sluggish out there along some of our highways like. >> you're taking 6.80, right now, doubling down to fremont about 30 minutes to make that drive. maybe you're taking 5.18. you're traveling up to livermore. pleasanton once you get to 38, you're slowing down just a little bit. as you're hopping on to 80, you can see that southbound little slower. then the northbound side, the bay bridge looks good. 14 minutes. meteor lights. they turn those off. so no major accidents there. our san mateo bridge, we have gone up just a bit. 26 minutes so slower as you're traveling along 8.80. and that's why it's taking a little more time to hop onto that san mateo bridge, one of the south bay. 32 minutes. 85 up the middle part. if you are going to be taking maybe 80 right now, like i just mentioned, a 40 minute ride from san leandro down to 37 rocking out towards the maze. going to take you 24 minutes.

and if you are taking away for down from 56 minutes to 14, antioch into concord darya. james, back to you. thanks. ryan has 9.49. and tesla is facing a class action lawsuit over alleged privacy violations. >> the lawsuit claims tesla employees accessed and shared videos and pictures of customers that were taken by their cars. cameras between 2019 2022, the lawsuit asked the court to force tesla to pay damages. >> well, a bipartisan proposal could give the biden administration more power in banning tiktok democratic senator mark warner and republican senator john thune are proposing the restrict act. the measure would grant the commerce department more authority to review and block communications. technology related to national security risks. the act would apply the technology from china, russia, north korea, iran, venezuela and cuba. however, critics say that this just limits the freedom of more than 150

million tiktok users. >> it's 9.50, and california is responding to the controversial federal court ruling by securing more than a quarter million pills of the abortion medication. the fest roan, according to governor newsom, the state currently has a stockpile of about 250,000 of those pills. the governor says the state has also negotiated the purchase of up to 2 million doses crystal, which is the second pill needed for an abortion. >> state lawmakers commemorated ramadan with members of the muslim community at the state capitol. yeah. inside the capitol rotunda participants took part in prayer to honor ramadan. mark is the 9th month of the islamic calendar. ramadan is considered one of the holiest times of the year for muslims as they celebrate the revelation of the caron, many muslims observe the holy month by fasting every day from sunrise to sunset

assembly member say lee and usual hobbs spoke about their journeys as the first ever american muslims elected to the legislature. >> we came here. united. >> and the thought that in this country, it does not matter where you come from. it only matters what you plan to do with your life. loving each other. respecting each other. >> these are the things that make us great americans. i'm the son not only of. >> muslim parents but of immigrants. my parents immigrated from lebanon on. >> they left a war torn country. and i really think it's a testament to the united states of america and it's exceptionalism that in a single generation their kid can be in the state legislature and the state of california. one other possible. >> well, the commemoration was

put on by the council on american islamic relations, also known as care. ramadan officially ends on april. 20th. >> we're going to take a break here at 9.52. we'll be right here at 9.52. we'll be right back. 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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good morning, everybody. coming up today on live in the bay, ronald mcdonald, charities, bay area and open symphony are coming together to present a free concert. details on how they're providing eomfort and support where families need it. most. then the warmer weather means heading outdoors, leading to damage devices. we're chatting with verizon about how their mobile protect is. the best advice protection for you. plus, all the details on the 6th annual sonoma valley authors festival will have a look at the authors and speakers that you can check out at this year's event. and as always, we want you to have to say about our question of the day. so go ahead and get involved by scanning that qr code today. want to know what is on your springtime book list. let us know now in your answer. could be read live today on the show at 01:00pm right here kron 4, daria. this is a book that's been set by my night asked and for the last like 10 years, i 9.56 the time. >> and we here at kron 4 are showing off some of our furry

loved ones on this national pet day, that's my dog. always a long as there's the harvey has a couple of sun in producers dog lucky. >> and katc. you were mine. we have. how was that coming up? this is really. >> lily, cases or anyone, though that's age dogs. >> and our directors pets to ruth, the dona my god. so maybe the castles. he hid that a little bit. yeah. happy national everybody going to be good. did take the dogs and cats out is first the weather. mother nature said, okay, this one's for the we're looking at a nice afternoon. the cloud cover is clearing out. and even though it is a bit breezy 60's, a bad tomorrow and thursday, a little cooler. look at the weekend. getting really nice again. nice. all right. well, that's it for today. we'll see you back here

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