problem morning news for the first time ever in an out is closing one of locations because of crime. >> we'll tell you where plus workers at seton medical center in daly city now on strike for live with the latest on what they're asking for. and the city of san jose has a new interim police chief as it begins searching for a new top cop. >> from the local news station. you're watching

morning team. >> at the same you again this morning on a monday. i'm darya and i'm james got john and rain here to start off the hour. you're working on news you know, they're the working on the richmond. sandra fell bridge tonight, close down some lanes. so if you take that going home later on tonight, you might need to take. i don't know, maybe this san mateo richest and we'll talk about that, ok? and if we're talking about is just come of this weekend. keep your eye on the sunday morning forecast. kind of our one sunny day of the weekend it's a as we've been saying forecast a variety the today. tomorrow, your driveway and back to the rainfall after this. for that looking outside right now, sunshine more and more of it over the east bay hills. currently your view from the berkeley hills looking absolutely beautiful right now. so less ofithat low gray that we saw this morning. winds are going to be a little calmer than yesterday. a bit of a cherry on top. >> of what is about to be a pretty comfortable cool. and

sunny afternoon right now, temperatures are in the low mid to upper 50's at the warmest heyward at 57 degrees. berkeley at 54 petaluma. you're at 55 right now. later on today, it's going to be all about the low to mid 60's for your daytime highs. some cool sunshine and staying dry today and tomorrow before an active finish to the week, get to those details as we go back to you. thanks a lot, john. 10. 0, 1, of the big story is the big departure in a now is leaving oakland. yeah. this is the first time the burger chain has had to shut down one of its locations. they say it's because of crime problems. michael thomas following the story and more on the reasons they're in the newsroom, michael. yeah, good morning, everyone. that's right. >> officials say the smell is no longer going to be either of those grilled onions. but they do say that that area brought in a lot of business sits right next to oakland airport. and as we know many times people, landon want the california-based burger. >> but because of oakland's crime, that's no longer going to be an option at anymore. essentially it closed down yesterday. the chain's corporate office says it was a

tough decision and it came as they continue to deal with constant car break-ins, property damage and armed robberies along oakland's hegenberger corridor, adding that the issues created an unsafe environment for both customers and employees. yesterday was the last 8 in and out no more burgers in the area. and we heard from one of the former employees that work there who says it feels like it's just another big loss for the town. >> is a great play here. i mean, especially when i was here, the warriors was still hear. the latest was still here. everybody would come here after those just said it's closing down a move on. you know, that's what we can do. >> in a statement in and out, coo says, quote, we are grateful for the local community which has supported us for over 18 years and we recognize that this closure negatively impacts our associates and their families. this location remains a busy and profitable one for the company. but our top priority must be the safety. and this may be in announce first

closure, but it's not the first business to abandon oakland's hegenberger corridor dennis closed its stores last month at the location and recently taco bell announced it would no longer be having its dining room open to customers last week. city leaders in oakland announced a new plan to confront the crime in the corridor which stretches from oakland airport to international boulevard. they're said to be increased patrols by both oakland police and the highway that have been placed there. it said to happened 7 days a week. the city is also investing around 2 million dollars to help businesses hire private security and install security cameras. those who may be looking for that in and out burger will darren james are going to have to head over to alameda or san leandro because those will be the closest locations live this morning in the newsroom. i'm michael thomas will send it back to 2. sure isn't. as handy is on the way to after. thank you, michael. well, channel 4 is the time and also happening right now. we have health care workers out of seton medical center in daly city. they've just started a two-day strike and they want to get the

attention on what their demands are. let's go to kron. four's will tran live in daly city. >> where that strike is taking place. good morning. well. >> they have their bosses attention because their bosses, they have rescheduled a lot of appointments, state medical center's over my right shoulder over my left shoulder, the employees who should be inside, but they're not going to go back at least for the next today's because they are street level, but they want to send a message all the way to the top, a seat medical center to the administrators. they are looking for a pay raise and better health benefits. the irony is they work at a health care facility, but they say the health care benefits could be a lot better. so what's going to happen is if you are a patient at this location and you have elective procedures, for example, like you schedule a mold to be removed on wednesday. that's no excuse me today or tomorrow. that's not going to happen. they will reach out to you and

reschedule. only emergency services are available during this two-day strike because they don't have the manpower talking 460 nurses, health care workers, technicians instead of being inside. they are outside and they're demanding a pay raise. now got a chance to talk to both sides of this issue. seton medical center says they're willing to offer 16% over 3 years and they are very competitive. they say, their packages far as benefits salary with the average salary being 181,000 for the top 5 of top 5% of their employees. here's what they had to say about why they think employees should be in sight. we've offered a 16% salary increase to the members under and uh, w. >> we have a free health plan that we provide to their employees. it's a anywhere anytime coverage. the 16% would bring us up to county san mateo county hospital. we have.

>> multiple wage freezes it within the years with all of seton struggles. and so we're well behind what having a hard time with attrition and keeping people retain. >> so you heard or say 16% would get get them up to the standard. it's not pay raise above and beyond what others are making. so they she says it's really an illusion. also in the aleutian, she says, is the health care benefits that if they have to go to a specialist and other things out of network and they have to pay out of pocket. so it's not as good. they claim as seton medical center is trying to propose right now. both sides are not scheduled to be back at the bargaining table. but the good news is if you're a patient, this is not an indefinite strike where we've seen workers on the picket line until they get a contract. this will last just for 2 days and they're back inside back back to you.

>> all right. thank you very much. well, 10, 0, 7 right now in san francisco, another car has slammed into a bus stop this time. it was next to golden gate park and one person who was standing there was her. and this comes here's the new action comes a week after family of 4 was struck and killed by a car. they were waiting for a bus to go to the zoo. and now with this accident, people in the richmond district are concerned about safety. that crash happened saturday afternoon around 5 o'clock on fulton street and park presidio. and you can see how it hit that big poll. well, it's a lucky thing it did because actually that saved other people from being hurt as it was a man who was hit has head injuries. he was taken to the hospital and people are very concerned, including politicians. there is their driver on the scene did remain there and faces multiple violations. but now there are calls for safety. connie chan is the supervisor for that district where that bus stop happened and she says

that she's urging the mayor and the sfmta to speed up a safety improvement plan. that includes to speed cameras on fulton street. however, one of her challengers for supervisor, the challenger says that physical barriers would help protect people even better. absolutely unacceptable. >> there's not enough that we can be doing in terms of policy in design change i were in charge would be putting in bollards tonight. unfortunately, that's not happening. we need better traffic enforcement in our streets need to be designed to keep kids to keep people safe. otherwise this is just going to keep happening. >> the sfmta is doing a speed study along the fulton corridor. that should be done in june. the organization, richmond seth, wants the city to reduce the speed limit on fulton street. it's 30 miles per hour. now. they want it down to 25. >> will 2 people are shot and killed over the weekend inside a house in san francisco's portola neighborhood on 9-1-1,

call sent police to the area of dwight street and san bruno avenue at about 8.45 sunday night. that's where officers found 2 adults dead at the scene. homicide detectives have now taken over the case. no arrests have been made, but we'll keep you updated. meanwhile, there this morning, the california highway patrol has issued an ebony alert for a missing east palo alto teenager. you see her photo on the screen. this is 16 year-old and nia maxine, she was last seen back in february on the 24th about 10 o'clock or so at night on for ben, a drive and guard dennis way again, that's in east palo alto. she stands 5 feet. one inches tall. weighs about 110 pounds. you see she's got black hair and brown eyes. she was last seen wearing a black top and black pants. now authorities are looking for her in alameda santa clara, sacramento, but they're also looking down in la and orange counties as well. they're desperate to find or they want to make sure she's ok if you know anything about max's whereabouts. call 9-1-1. >> 10, 10 right now. and tonight, part of the richmond

saint fell bridge is going to be close because they're doing some repair. rain was talking about that a little bit ago. let's get to her now live in studio with the details. hey, rain a low. you might need another route. >> so according to caltrans, starting at 7 o'clock tonight, too far left lanes, heading westbound on 5.80, closed overnight for repairs. this is on the upper deck. a live look at the richmond. sandra fell bridge right now. things look good now tonight traffic is going to move to the right shoulder onto the bike past, to try to make an extra lane. this is going close access to the des tree bikes. both lanes are going to open tomorrow at 05:00am. caltrans says drivers should expect delays. remember, you have the other bridges, 7 tay bridge, golden gate bridge bay bridge. they say the lower deck of the bridge should also expect delays because there's an ongoing paint project happening there. i'll send it back to bill to the desk. >> thank you very much. rain 10, 11 is the time. and as for the bay bridge, a bay area nonprofit working to bring back the lights on the bridge, say they really close to

reaching their goal. a quarter mile stretch of the bay bridge has been without lights for about a year. now, though, the nonprofit called illuminates says that they're just shy of making their goal through crowdfunding and major gifts. the organization has raised a little more than 10 million dollars.abut as you can see, they're just shy of their 11 million dollar goal. they say once they reach that they can get going put those lights back up, which they think might be by this fall. >> it's 10 11 and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, we've got a new top cop in oakland. you probably heard his name but calm for has found out a little bit about his track record. >> we'll tell you more when we come back.

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>> 10, 14 is the time and happening today. the city of richmond is going to be launching its first-ever best of richmond program to highlight local businesses. residents can nominate and vote for their favorite business online in over 100 categories. so you got a lot of choices. includes everything from best tacos, best hair salons. best cannabis dispensaries. you can think it probably the category for it. you can also vote for non-commercial areas like best place to picnic are best placed to walk your dog. what about trimming your dog's nails? is there a catalyst rumor? businesses participate at no cost. residents can vote all month long on the city's website. >> 10, 14 right now on the some people gathered over the weekend for the holi festival in san jose. wow. look at all these people. this is e festival celebrates colors. they got to some callers on them. you know, everybody and the triumph of good over evil.

and there are those are officers with the san jose police. they got chance to take part. so a good time had by all. that's pretty everybody got dirty. yeah. there's a lot of fun that the water washing machine is just pink. yeah. didn't say now. all right. 10, 15 is the time. let's get over to the weather center. we've got john with a look at our nice forecast for today. john. i was down in san jose yesterday and it was easy to tell who went. oh, yeah, i was like, oh, my god well, it was also nice and dry in san jose yesterday. just as we're seeing this morning, we have a view right here at downtown. >> with a little bit of passing clouds, but it's a nice and dry, which is something we'll see both today and tomorrow. radar isn't showing anything here locally. our weekend system has now moved out into the interior of the country where it's actually making quite the impact for some areas further inland. that leaves us with a couple days to get back outside for the bay area today and tomorrow are going to be nice and dry a little bit calmer than we were yesterday tomorrow in particular, going

to be a nice and mild one with some mid 60's. lots of sunshine hopefully can get out there these next 2 days because as we move into wednesday, we see the return of some showers mostly into wednesday afternoon, lingering into thursday morning. and then friday looks to be the rainiest day of the forecast with some real good snow coming down in the sierra on friday. you want to get to this year this weekend. maybe try to get up there on thursday. so you're not driving through what's likely to be some really messy conditions to start the weekend. after that, we do dry out just in time for easter sunday. so a little bit of good news there. if you've got the hunts ready to go, as for where we're sitting with rainfall the rest of this week, parts of the bay area could see over an inch of rainfall starting again on wednesday afternoon and lingering through saturday and some cases as for today, no rainfall just yet just some cool temps at the coast in the 50's and then low 60's elsewhere low to mid 60's at the very warmest saying carlos at 62, san jose at 63 today, east bay temperatures right around 60 degrees with hayward

at 61 concord as well as antioch. you'll each be at 64 today while napa and santa rosa both at 65 degrees. a look ahead shows tomorrow. a little bit warmer on average than today. wednesday. we start to see those showers later in the day and lingering into thursday morning friday being the rainiest day of the forecast. back to you. thanks a lot. it's 10, 17 and some petitions. >> which are not certified are circulating around solano county and they oppose california for evers plans to build their new utopias city. there. >> the county registrar of voters has issued an alert to residents and they say there have been multiple reports of voters being misinformed by people who are collecting signatures. they either had incorrect information or a petition to stop the east. alana homes, jobs in clean energy initiative that has not been cleared for circulation. officials say only one local petition has been approved and that is one that authorizes

the rezoning of 17,500 acres of solano county agricultural land for the new community. anybody who believes they incorrectly signed a petition can request their signature to be removed. president biden has signed a 1.2 trillion dollar funding package. it cleared the senate by a 74 to 24 vote on saturday. lawmakers barely made the partial government shutdown deadline. it took 6 months of negotiations in short-term spending bills to get this approved. the president says the money is going help secure the border and expand child care. among other things. >> well, hundreds of thousands of college students are facing potential delays in federal aid as enrollment deadlines approach. the department of education's federal student, 8 office acknowledged friday. that's they left out someday to fields and that is what's led to some miscalculations in the 8 assessments based on the students reported assets. and this hiccup is adding now to

the woes of this year's fafsa overhaul, which was meant to simplify the process for applicants. but instead it's just cause nothing but glitches for millions. while the lack of resolve the issue affected applicants are stuck, waiting for some clarity about how long it's going to take to reprocess their applications. roughly 200,000 applicants are affect it. well, as state lawmakers determine how to address california's projected multi-billion dollar deficit. they say tax revenue may help close the gap. and while february's tax revenue did come in hundreds of millions of dollars above what was projected data from the department of finance shows that year-to-date revenues still trending down the non-partisan legislative analyst's office says that even with these revenues. they say we're still facing a projected deficit of 73 billion dollars, which is far and away higher than the newsom administration's projected 38 billion dollars. legislative leaders say there is a lot of work to do. >> even though february's tax

receipts you see the administration is as teammates, we know the revenues generally coming in lower than the forecast and that's concerning. and so we are prepared for some very difficult choices ahead. >> well, democratic leaders in the senate and assembly announced an early action plan that they think will shrink the deficit by 12 to 18 billion dollars on the other hand, we have gop lawmakers who say that more spending is not the way forward. they would like to see cuts to several programs. especially when we talk about homelessness. >> is that we we reward only those areas that are proven to get results. lot of the programs are questionable. and those are the ones that should be the targeted for our consideration for what they call delays or cuts. and so let's go with what we know. works. >> with the legislature will be on recess this week, but they're expected to take more action on the budget when they come back in early april. >> it's 10 local election headquarters,yindependent presidential candidate robert f kennedy junior is coming to

the bay area tomorrow. he will be announcing his choice for vice president. he will make the announcement in oakland and he's reportedly planning to name this woman bay area native nicole shanahan as his running mate. shanahan is a california attorney. she's also entrepreneur and she used to be married to google co-founder sergey brin. she grew up in oakland and she graduated from santa clara university school of law, rfk junior before this had been rumored to be considering former minnesota governor jesse ventura as running mate or maybe new york jets quarterback aaron rodgers that has not panned out. it looks like she's the one. >> final numbers show about 47% of san francisco voters cast ballots in the march 5th primary election, which is >> the lowest level for a primary since 2012, about 233,000 ballots were cast in the city has about 500,000 registered voters. almost 90% of the ballots this year.

we're vote by mail back in the 2012 presidential primary voter turnout was just over 30%. >> we're going to take a break here. 10. 22. but coming up on the kron 4 morning news, i'm outline killed a man and injured teen in rural el dorado county. tell you what law enforcement encountered when they tried to get to the victims.

>> 10 25 or your money this morning. spring is here and so are higher. gas prices and price is a coincidence. well, actually triple a says it's because of rising oil prices

right now that are causing our prices at the pump to go out statewide, the regular gallon of gas average is 4.99, as you can see, can't get guess pretty much for she pardon are under 5 bucks for sure around the bay area. and here's the price is around the bay. san mateo county has the highest prices averaging 5.16, a gallon and then dipping into the middle there. napa county is at 5.12, and then we can get below 5 bucks. you got to go, though, just a petty below in santa clara county. but 4.96 in solano county. so i guess that's the cheapest you can find. i suppose so. >> well, the first birth control pill available over the counter is now available to pill hit the shelves at various walgreens locations last week marking the first time that women can purchase it without a prescription. the pill can also be purchased online from amazon cvs or the o-pill website directly. while some states allow pharmacists to dispense birth control without a prescription, this

marks the first nationwide over-the-counter availability that's been approved by the fda. well, scientists have developed a new tool that they say can help detect parkinson's disease. according to a recent paper in the journal of the american medical association. san juan skin test is showing some promise it accurately identified the condition in 93% of cases. the test detects a buildup of proteins in nerves that serve as markers for the disease. now the test isn't cheap, according to the makers of the test to cost about $1500 and it is covered by most insurance. >> time now is 10. 26. and when we come back on the kron, 4 morning news, san jose has named their new police chief named their new police chief just for the interim.

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we're checking out the weather and we've got lots of sunshine this morning. you do? yeah, a couple days of it. as matter of fact, john, in the weather center with the john, get today and tomorrow. really nice start to this week and then wednesday gets here and we're back to some showers for. >> a lot of the rest of the week after that point. but for now, you get to enjoy that sunshine. and some earned dry weather. >> you're look outside of the east bay hills. nice and sunny. right now, only getting brighter and brighter as the moments go by. nothing showing up on radar, which is nice to see. we are seeing calmer winds and yesterday too. so that's a plus. and that will add up to a favorable feel later on as temperatures do eventually rise into the low 60's. only one spot brett would actually at 60 degrees right now. getting close, though, and pittsburgh, san mateo as well as hayward each at 57 later today, those low

to mid 60's at the very warmest and tomorrow, even a little bit warmer yet. i'll let you know when the rainfall arrives. still ahead, back to you. thank you, john. >> ok, let's turn our attention to the south bay now where san jose mayor matt mahan has appointed a new interim police chief. let's go to kron four's michael thomas in the newsroom to hear more about him. i'm michael. hi. good morning, everyone. the new interim police chief serving san jose will be paul joseph. he's currently second in command at the department. so >> serving as interim doesn't come just out of the ordinary and he set to take over next week. assistant police chief paul joseph has spent the last 30 years with san jose police department. he joined the team back in 1994. after working just 2 and a half years with san mateo police back in 2021, he was appointed assistant police chief and has supported the current police chief anthony mata. ever since both men have pushed for more transparency and community engagement in the department. in san jose mayor matt mahan says joseph is very capable of leadership and will do well in this interim role saying that

it should be seamless. take a listen to what he had to say when it came to the search for a new candidate. >> we're very fortunate to have someone with interim chief shows u.s. history and experience and help provide stability and continuity being chief mata as assistant chief for the last 3 years has. so we put them in the in the position to build off of that consistency. then the search just it takes time. you want community input. we have an outside search firm helping us to source candidates. we're doing a lot of community engagement. it's a minimum six-month process. >> current police chief mata announced he was leaving the department back in january saying the he would now be taking on a new role with the santa clara county district attorney's office. mayor matt mahan says he leaves behind a solid foundation for both the interim chief joseph and the eventual new permanent police chief. so as we get more on to who the permanent chief would, the will continue to keep you updated. but as you heard, the

mayor himself say it could take a quite some time even up to 6 months or so. that's a very latest here in the newsroom. i'm michael thomas started. james, we'll send it back to you. okay. thank you, michael. and speaking of police chiefs, oakland has a new one as well just appointed now that the physicians been vacant for about a year that has yet mayor sheng thao named floyd mitchell as the city's new chief of police and crawford's right harvey here in the studio to tell us more about right? >> and that's right. so incoming oakland police chief roy mitchell is coming opd from lubbock, texas, before he was chief there. he spent 25 years with the kansas city police department. well in love it to mitchell was actually criticize for 9-1-1. calls going unanswered. and officer ow. but on the other hand, he was praised for his community policing strategy organization called the 100 black men of texas says mitchell gain. a lot of respect from the community by joining the organization to lead solidarity march in love following the murder of george floyd. we had.

>> over got maybe 200 folks. now they're in a solidarity march to make sure that the city of louisville understands that is a partnership between the community in the police department. we have to work together that he was a big piece of that. a major piece of that. there was a internal review. >> all of the police department that was conducted by chief michel and conducted by the department to see out. one within the department. and so from what i've been told from sources from within department of told that when it came to around all and how officer stopped mitchell was doing, it was pretty 50, 50. >> well, the city of love and chief michel parted ways in september of last year. he was next seen at a candidates forum last month before the oakland police commission. the oakland chapter of the naacp. they released a statement saying in part, quote, long vacancy of this critical position. cars, a real sense of lawlessness in oakland. we're glad to see that the city is finally moving

forward. it's imperative that he meet with the naacp and the community as soon as possible. congratulate chief michel and we look forward to meeting and partnering with him. now we did reach out to chief michel for a one-on-one interview. we haven't heard back just yet. he is expected to meet the community and the media in oakland sometime next week. we'll send it back to both at the desk. it's 34 and authorities in antioch are investigating because a body was found in a creek. >> around 11, 15 yesterday morning, police responded to the 5700 block of slaton ranch road, which is where somebody said they spotted a body in the water. turns out it's a 38 year-old man was found floating in the creek. his cause of death and identity has not been released at this point. crime investigators and the violent crimes unit are investigating a hayward high school substitute teacher is one of 6 men being charged with attempting to meet up with teenagers for. police say

that josef martinez worked at tennyson high school, teaching 10th grade english. he's accused of sending inappropriate messages to 2 undercover cops who were posing as a 13 year-old girl. this is some of what district had to say. the hayward unified school district also told us that they responded swiftly and immediately released him from employment. they also say that they notified staff members and families of the high school about what happened on monday. march 4th. and they also point out that all district employees are subject to a department of justice background check. and they say that mister martinez's background check did not return any problematic past behavior. >> now to a developing story this morning, a mountain lion killed a man and severely injured his brother up in eldorado county. we've got the details of what happened. take a closer look. >> an 18 year-old man remains in the hospital following an attack by a mountain lion which killed his 21 year-old

brother, 18 year-old. he went through multiple kind of throughout the night. still in the hospital, but is expected to make a full recovery. thankfully. >> the attack happened at one 13 pm saturday in the area of darling bridge road in world. georgetown as the brothers were out and slur shed hunting, the younger brother was able to dial 9-1-1, for help. >> looking at that point. the deputy to first reach the younger brother notifies dispatch has multiple tattoos medical with the first patient, a 10 year-old male. >> and of with >> deputies followed the trail and located the older brother not long after roughly 10

minutes >> that they that's when they did locate unfortunate that the the 21 year-old to worcester determined to be deceased at that time searching kyle parker says when deputies spotted the lion it was crouched down next to the older brother's body. >> deputies then fired at and added additional shots fired. >> but the lie and took off running at least 3 trappers with fish and wildlife and with the county's ag department. >> later located the lion and euthanized it. sergeant parker says the family has received messages and prayers both locally and from across the country. >they vy much are very appreciative for the messages that are being sent. the last fatal lion attack in el dorado county happened 30 years ago when a lion attacked a 40 year-old woman who was running in the auburn state recreation area, fatal on on the with

humans is rare. but the encounters are rare in eldorado county rowena shaddox. >> 10 38 is the time in the east bay, a laundromat employee in oakland says they were assaulted by a patron who claims her personal belongings had been stolen. come police say this happened on march 16th that the laundromat on park boulevard. investigators say the attacker demanded the employee show them surveillance footage. but the employee says that when they refused the customer pushed him to the ground. police ended up citing and releasing the customer. the employee was treated at the scene. it sent 38 in emeryville. police have arrested 2 people for buying alcohol for minors in a sting operation. >> that they conducted last thursday night. they had 2 minor stand outside a convenience store and ask adults to buy him some alcohol and they made it clear to customers they were under. 21 and could buy the algal themselves. and 2 people did it. they were arrested. they now face a minimum fine of 1000 bucks. and 24 hours of

community service. >> in the south bay, one of santa clara county's largest homeless service providers will stop operating 145 bed shelter in sunnyvale. the nonprofit home first was her has faced multiple allegations of racism at questions from local officials. that nonprofit has been operating the north county shelter since 1990, but recently pulled their renewal contract. the shelter is not closing, but instead will be managed by another provider this june. fact, the county's going hold a hearing in may to discuss the change. >> 10 39 right now. and some older dogs that could use a friend. you could house damage and be in awe adoptive parent. just a foster family to the senior dogs that need a home muttville is offering them. and there's a big reason that they make great pets. >> one thing that is really amazing about fostering, especially with my is you're getting to experience life with a wide variety of what

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night. okay. so tonight or tomorrow. so either tuesday or wednesday morning, you don't have to go to work or you if you win. and right, james will be here. if if he loses bushes have been a number of okay. floor right now. >> spring is here. spring is in the air. and if you're >> like me, it's means allergies. these are around pollen is around doctors are saying allergies do affect about 25% of adults. so i'm not alone. 20% of kids have allergies to and the pollen count hits its peak. >> in april or may. so if you're already feeling and i am i i guess it's going to get worse. the symptoms, you know, the drill, right, runny nose, itchy eyes, sneezing, and then if you have asthma, all that stuff kicks miasma into gear. you now and they say that what you should do close the windows, especially at night, wash your hands a lot. and here's what i didn't think about where sunglasses, protect the pollen can get your eyes and stuff. and then it makes you you know it. you know, that's true. in the east

bay. it's going to be a special spring break at the lawrence hall of science cal at berkeley. they're starting on march, 30th and all the way through april 7th. they've got all kinds of special vents for you. get in on. they've extended their hours. so there's all sorts of things to do. and then i said upper 7th, well, guess what's happening on april 8th? maybe you remember the total solar eclipse we cannot see in the bay area. but you can if you go there from 10:00am to one in the afternoon. they have a viewing party. live streaming from a couple different locations just to guarantee you're going to get a good view. so wait a minute out there. don't a guarantee until we know the weather. >> because even like the path of totality still need to clear ice is true. we got john in the weather center with an eye on our local forecast for today. good morning, john. yeah, i think i'll stay with my bets and maybe see it in the bay area rather than like maybe see it after $1000 flight. >> but we are looking at a spring break forecast today and tomorrow. if you do have a

little time off and want to enjoy some time outdoors here in the bay area today, little bit of cloud cover, but skies are growing more and more clear as those moments go by and today as well as tomorrow are going to be nice and dry days. the weekend rainfall, what we saw and snowfall for the sierra that's on the outs now giving us a break before our next system arrives. midweek. and so that means that both today and tomorrow will be pretty favorable for any outdoor plans. you may have tomorrow in particular, going to be the warmest of the forecast. lighter winds highs in the mid 60's. not too bad at all. wednesday afternoon is when our next round of showers arrives in. mostly pushes during the latter half of the day. lingering into the start of thursday with some snow in the sierra as well. we'll catch a brief break thursday afternoon before friday comes along with rainfall spread out throughout the day and friday, bringing some of our heaviest of totals. it's looking like if you have plans on heading to the sierra this weekend and you can get up there on thursday. that's what i'm recommending for ya. things are going to be a little messy and slick comes the start of

the weekend sunday for easter is actually looking like our driest day of the weekend, which is just in time for an easter egg hunts rainfall this week about an inch or more for parts of the bay area. so it's some pretty decent rainfall ahead of us again for the latter half of the week. as for now, we're nice and dry today looking at low to mid 60's at the warmest some 50's towards the coastline. tomorrow, more of those mid 60's free showers arrive later in the day on wednesday into early thursday. little bit of sun thursday a4ternoon before rainy day on friday to get the weekend started back to you. oh, my god. it in tahoe and i >> crashed several times on a snow board because i was learning the powder. and actually there's a report that says ski slopes are becoming more dangerous. the la times did a study and they found more than 6,000 skiers and snowboarders went to emergency rooms in 2022, which is 50% up from 2016. here's what they

think is the problem because i was just learning pattern. that's why i crashed. but they're saying it's because of being distracted by your phone. were video cameras and i saw a lot of young people have the selfie stick thing. it's like a gopro, but it's out on a stick in there. they're able to ski with him, but i can't also impairment alcohol, marijuana, ours as distractions as well. >> you're on the list a feel like us going cup here. >> should smell like pine trees. and today i'm skiing down the slopes. you know, i see a little bottle of fireball. so i mean, that's the thing you have to worry about. >> any our doctor said overall they're seeing more patients during the peak of ski season. be careful when they're when you're out there. i will say it's much easier to fall on us. no more than i think that on skis. you know, with the polls, you're both like to keep track of. yeah, i mean, i tumbled many times fine. >> tend to 49 is the time and caltrain. they started phasing out their trains and replacing them with electric versions of

their cars, the agency by the people to say goodbye to the original trains with a final right. caltrain also handed out posters you see on the screen there showing the evolution of the service over the years which shows the first train going into service in 18, 64. they plan to launch their new electric fleet sometime this fall. and happening today, baseball is back in the bay area with the giants and the a's set to play each other in their final 2 exhibition games of spring training before the regular season starts later this week. first up, we've got the giants heading across to oakland to play the a's first pitch for that is at 06:40pm tonight. and then tomorrow night the teams will and their pre-season with the game out at oracle park. first pitch there is set for 505. and then on thursday, you're going opening day in oakland with the a's hosting the cleveland guardians for their first official game of the season. but don't expect to see fans packing the colosseum, at least if a group that you see

on the screen gets their way they are against john fisher's plan to move the team to las vegas and they're hosting an opening night boycott. the boycott is expected to happen in the parking lot outside of the stadium with first pitch set for 707, thursday night. we'll see how many fans turn up. >> 10, 50 right now and you want to see much snowboarding crash. now show james do not support package. that was a good one. let's talk limits com. you can watch the college basketball team from stanford. the women took on iowa state and they got to go to the sweet 16. in dramatic fashion. 2 came down to the wire. sports director jason dumas has the highlights. >> the stanford women playing their final game of the season at maples pavilion on saturday, sunday night, a win and they'll move on to portland for the sweet 16 standing in their way. was the iowa state cyclones. tara vanderveer looking to get back to the sweet 16 after losing in the second round last missed. we had big time matchup here. all crooks, the

freshman's first cam brink. wins the battle there. but a few possessions later cam has to remind the freshman day. a 2 time all american and a national champ. come correct. held audi brooks 3 of 21 shooting game after she scored 40. okay. 2nd, half stanford down to. by what i should say, rick demetrius, the 3 to put them stand for when the chance to win it in regulation. but kiki area bins bucket rimmed out, but she wouldn't miss this kiki, 41 points. 16 rebounds, an all-time performance in the tournament, ok, brooke, dimitri again, this was the dagger down one. she knocks down the tray. stanford goes on to win 87 to 81 after the game kron. 4 sports reporter kate rooney caught up with a trio of cardinals. >> i think i just reflecting my past 2 years even last season and i could like 5 minutes in our second round

game and then to see my growth this year. it's very surreal to me. some really, you know, grateful for this opportunity. and for me to capitalize on this moment, we really want to do better unless you like i said, we want to get as much as we love maples. we want to get out of naples and go to portland in. >> make this run for as long as we can. it's huge. you know, last year we fall short, we do get to maples our models and get the out people. so we're leaving and i'm happy. >> all righty actually. look >> all righty actually. look at sports. you can't leave without cuddles.

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thanks, jess. thank you. ok, how about this? an ancient fossil discovery of santa cruz. >> students from terror, redwood elementary school discovered this fossil last spring. >> they they took it to the museum of natural history where experts decided, you know what, that's an arm from the giants loft. and that's from 11,000 to 3,000 years old. that's how 3 to 11,000 years old. all right. >> how cool? they look. very exciting. health tools that a good day to outside. hey, maybe they'll find the rest of the slot are going to be nice and dry days. wednesday afternoon, we say hello to some showers again. it does look like friday is going to be the most rainy day. but we dry out by sunday for easter. that's good. so still could be a little soft money out there, but at least will be raining for easter sunday morning's actually. i don't want on the parade. buy.

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