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station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no good morning news of the stories that we're working on, including. >> a small business in oakland broken into on easter sunday. now asking for more action. we're also going to take you to the south bay where thousands of nurses now preparing for a strike this week. we're live there this morning. and minimum wage is going up statewide for fast food workers. does that mean it's going to cost you more when you go to eat fast food. i'm daria and i'm james. all those stories coming up in a minute. but here you see a nice live look over san francisco. blue skies. lot of sunshine. yeah. i don't know how long it will last john does. yeah, we got it today. tomorrow, especially going to be nice and warm. wednesday is not bad. >> and right down into the cooler and wetter stuff we go. so we're not done with winter weather just yet. >> just get the beatiful start to april. looking outside at the golden gate bridge skies, crystal clear overhead. we're going to stay that way today with nothing coming through just yet to disrupt this forecast. we are a little bit breezy this morning. more than that up in the north bay.

downright windy areas like petaluma in sonoma. but winds will calm down towards the afternoon which is going to be the cherry on top of that sunshine and eventually mild weather. temperatures are still in the 40's to 50's for most of us petaluma in sonoma as well as vacaville. our first few spots in the low 60's later today it will be 60's to 70's across the whole bay area right now. all right, john, thank you for that. well, if you traveling this morning, >> things are looking great. look at the bay bridge at 9 o'clock. 8 minutes. we haven't seen much traveling across a bridge for most of the morning, but we have seeing some high winds. so i would trick your time as you're traveling out there. 13 minutes, a 80 to 101 richmond center fell bridge around 8 minutes. golden gate bridge just short of 20 minutes. if you already hitting the south bay may around 101. 36 min right there. a fight, menlo park darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of let's get back to that raises for fast food workers statewide. >> 20 bucks an hour now. that's the new minimum. what does that mean, though, for the prices on the menu and you go to the next fast food, a

stop we have will tran with a look at hat out in pleasant hill. will. >> affective immediately approximately 500,000 fast food workers in california. they are getting a raise from $16 to $20 an hour. this was actually signed into law last fall. but today is the day it takes effect. so what does that mean for you? there's a good chance. your favorite items like its starbucks mcdonald's burger king, the national chains more than likely. we'll be charging you more. here's the thing. you need. 60 restaurants are more across the country. so if you own a stand-alone shop, this will not affect you. you need that amount and more if necessary to meet that threshold for $20. and our for fast food workers. here's the thing. employers, many of them pushed back on this saying they simply cannot afford that, that they could be doing

hiring freezes. they could be doing layoffs. and in worst case scenario, they will be passing along the difference to you, the customer. so i got a chance to talk to some customers this morning. here's what they had to say about possibly paying more. >> it's almost a necessity just because of the cost of living you know, i mean these people have to live with other people >> think it's good. also be a strain on. >> on the businesses, >> but i'm for it. >> he says he does not mind paying more if it means that they get $20 an hour. here's the thing. governor gavin newsom said maybe a generation or 2 ago, many people thought it was teenagers that worked at fast food locations. but now it seems it's mostly being handled by adults the average age being 26 years or older. and those people tend to have families and they need the money to take care of their families, which is why $20 an

hour is now the law of the land in california. >> back to you. all right. thanks a lot. we'll it is 904. let's go elsewhere in the east bay where if the post-covid pandemic climate wasn't bad enough on local businesses, we have a story now. one that was burglarized on easter sunday and the owner would like action. kron four's. dan kerman has more. >> you need that's the city that to take action and to prevent this from happening to us. this is not fair. this easter sunday. this is the sunday that we should all be spending time with our loved ones and enjoying this day, not having too, you know, cleanup last. look at this. that's exactly what oakland clothing designer taylor jay had to do easter morning after being notified her flagship store on broadway had been burglarized. >> it happened about 05:30am, in the morning after breaking the glass in the front door. security video shows a man coming inside the store and helping himself to a wide array of goods being a small

business in oakland and how tough things have already been for us. >> you know, small businesses general. it doesn't feel good. it doesn't feel good at all. it's really devastating. really heartbreaking in it's very discouraging. >> jay says the burglar was in the store for 15 minutes and made off with ipad cell phones and thousands of dollars of clothing bags and accessories. he even took our own our suitcases impact our inventory and suitcases. in addition take removing items, it's a tough pill to swallow. taylor. jay has been in business for 10 years and takes pride in the fact her garments are not only designed in oakland but made in the city as well. and while this incident has are rethinking store's security, she says she has no plans to leave. in fact, she hopes the incident will serve to rally the community. i think this is all of our businesses that year businesses might is. my business is yours and we should be in and the right way. and we have to support one another to be here and we

have to speak about it vocally. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> what is that? there are a lot of side in the bay area over the weekend. several sideshows attracting dozens of people. you can see one here that happened at 12, 40 in the morning yesterday on easter sunday. franklin canyon road and john mayer parkway in hercules near the franklin canyon golf course and not only to see everybody. pullen donuts here, another cell phones, some people fired off some fireworks and then same story over in antioch at one 30 in the morning. these people blocking the intersection of lone tree way and golf course road and there were fireworks at this one as well. police responded to the scene to break up the crowd. there was another sideshow. pretty big one in oakland. take a look at this 2.45. in the morning at 51st street and

telegraph avenue and the temescal neighborhood. wow. look at that bang fireworks there. people were hanging out of their cars. i was just lucky that nobody hurt and same thing that lucky nobody hurt in oakland. there was a sideshow that ended with a hit and run crash. this one, the driver ended up, got hopping in another car and taking off. so there were no arrests made. it happened around 8.30, saturday night on burma, road. >> well, fire broke out in 2 buildings in san francisco's mission district. investigators say arson, it's something they're looking into. the most recent fire broke out early saturday morning. it was on why street between 15th and 16th streets. firefighters say it started as a car fire but then quickly spread to 2 nearby buildings with people inside. >> the flames had spread of the back of the buildings. these are what we consider a ordinary construction or wood-frame buildings, either older buildings. they catch on fire and spread very quickly. this rapidly expanded from a

first alarm to 3rd alarm bringing over 107 says the firefighters to the scene. >> crews were able to get several people out of that building safely. 2 were treated for minor injuries in total, 10 people were forced out of their homes and this comes about 24 hours after a fire damaged a historic church just blocks away. saint john, the evangelist episcopal church caught fire just before 3 o'clock friday morning. the outside of the building was damaged, although the inside was spared, nobody was hurt and the church was still able to move forward with its plans for the easter weekend. although we talked to a member of the church staff and they don't think this was an accident. >> very, very clear that someone lit the church on fire. this was not. accidental. church did not sistine massive structural didn't go up. it's there is exterior damage and we will be needing to repair that we secure that. the interior was largely untouched. >> supervisor hillary ronen

who represents the mission district says that both incidents now are being investigated as potential arson. >> saratoga avenue in san jose is now open after a pedestrian was struck and killed last night near. >> harker school. >> and 2.80, the man was taken to the hospital where he died of his injuries. we don't know his name at this point. happening today, rideshare drivers are holding a rally. they want better working conditions from uber and lyft. they're going to have a series of events, a caravan and also a rally to highlight critical issues. they say that they have low pay on ferre de activations, a high company fees and there are safety risks to their jobs that they want addressed. they're going to be too news conference is one for the uber. the other front of lift headquarters both in san francisco. >> well, the city of sunnyvale is thinking of launching a ride share service of its own to help disadvantaged residents get around that ride. share service would cost less than $5. a ride. the city

council voted last week to move forward with the plan and start applying for grants. the city will partner with the transportation company called silicon valley hopper to bring the service to sunnyvale and cupertino where supporters think the elderly and students will benefit the most. >> 9.10, and still ahead on kron 4 morning news officials are trying to figure out what caused a small plane to crash in truckee killing 2 people. and the stolen truck in san leandro. police led on a chase. we're going hear from somebody who saw it happen. and after the break, you can see an iconic san francisco nightclub, the show for a little longer. we'll tell you how they're extending.

>> 9.13, right now and spring has sprung. you can see i dropped the ball on friday. i didn't so painted a yeah. just more. >> we're welcoming in the month of april in the spring, john and boy, we've got the weather to go with it. we sure do. and it's hard to believe that just this past weekend, it felt like a winter up in the sierra with about 20 new inches of snow at donner summit. this is dimon peak right here. got the blue skies now and that perfect spring skiing up there in the sierra. >> after that snowfall over the weekend, now things are nice and mild here in the bay area. we obviously saw our own dose of some wetter weather the past few days yesterday. clear things right up, though, that low pressure area that brought us a lot of that activity is now impacting areas of the desert southwest, but no longer real having much of an impact on aside from some breezy conditions this morning, temperatures this afternoon are going to be comfortable. winds will calm down beautiful april first to kick off the month, tomorrow

is actually going to be just as nice if not a little bit warmer. little bit of fog during the morning on your tuesday. that burns off really quick. and afternoon, sunshine wednesday, a few clouds and a little bit cooler, but still very pleasant thursday. we're back to business as usual. temperatures cool down and a chance of showers kicking off thursday and on into the weekend. that just means you get to enjoy this next comfortable with few days with 60's and that seth up the coast in for a lot of the peninsula. a lot of us today, though, will be hitting the 70's from san carlos through mountain view, south bay temperatures, low 70's as well and much the same for the east bay with a range of upper 60's to low 70's for pretty much all of us in the north bay temperatures, some of our warmest actually santa rosa up to 74 today. tomorrow's temperatures will be the warmest of the forecast. if you're really want to soak up that sun, that one's for you, especially wednesday, gets a little cooler and cloudier by thursday. we're back in the low 60's with showers and staying in the upper 50's to

low 60's through the weekend. >> raining. all right. thank you for that and holiday light for most of the morning today. i haven't seen any major hot spots or delays. get a snapshot of the bay area, highways and bridges you can see covered in green. these are making really great time for the north of the south bay. a ridge right now, 8 minutes traveling into the city this morning near san mateo bridge around 13. if you're traveling along, want to win. 85 to menlo park about 34 minutes then about 34 for the past few hours. 22 minute ride to atlanta down in milpitas year. only slowing down in fremont. maybe you're hopping on 5, 80, 80 this morning. you can pick between the 2 because they both look good. james, back to you. >> time now to talk winners and losers on wall street financial expert rob black joining us this morning on this first day of april. as we start off the 2nd quarter, we had a great 1st quarter, rob with the snp doing better than 10%. and now i'm looking at the markets are deeply red with the dow off, but more than 200 points. what gives? >> yeah. the the bigger of the

losers today. the s and p the nasdaq performing much better. it is the first day in a lot of times. it's put the stuff from the 1st quarter way. great quarters p 500 up 10%. russell started to catch up to mitt cap. and today's kind of like a new day a mutual fund managers. they have to every 90 days telling people what they own and how much of talents they want to look smart and april first, they're able to start, you know, for the next 90 days. so there could be a little rebalancing going but i don't i don't get that vibe friday. the pce inflation gauge was ok, 2.8% historically faces between 2 and 4%. so this is ok, but federal down to 2% jobs report comes out on friday. so we've got some things to look at. 4. of note. i want to bring us up gold to honey. 2245 an ounce at an all-time high. its beating the s p 500 since 2022. keeping find s p 500. really rough. so it's not terribly fair, but mister t must be happy to world. i

don't own any gold while owning the gold right? but apparently a lot of people are owning gold and they're going quite well. >> well, okay, not doing quite well, though, apparently acts. am i reading this right? fidelity come out with a new valuation for exit just north of 5 billion musk bought this thing for 44 billion not too long ago. >> october 22 high bought it and now it's worth 5.2 billion down from 44 billion. fidelity owns a stake because they for right stone shares in the company. so they're writing on the valuation. still no signs of a turnaround month to month continues to slip. makes me feel a little bit better that i didn't burn 39 billion dollars by next. not like that. i had it you know my skin, his definition or his version of free speech is is causing a lot of advertisers continue to flee. wow. okay. >> let's talk a bit of a g mail. my introduction to g mail years and years ago was a

friend of mine had g mail. and back then you could only be invited into it. so he sent me an invitation. and i set up my account. i didn't realize until i see the headline this morning, jamal, 20 years old. >> and for those under 35 years old, they don't our evolutionary that size to you. and yeah, we reasoned yahoo. mail we're using hot now. we're paying for aol. and with a well well with yahoo and hotmail, you can only store about 60 e-mails with one gigabyte that g mail gave a year to save 13,500 forever. never essentially. yeah. came out on a per force. a lot of people thought it was an april fool's joke because google's been known to do some april fools jokes. people would you know, those invite only so people are selling their invites on e-bay for 250 bucks 1.8 billion users of g mail. i used use e-mail every meal you've ever sent me. james is is there any long-form? i can

search for my pull service. it's all there in that's something called sequencing. and it seems a lot of time before we had to find. i think james email me last week it's of the week before i'm searching your e-mails. brand new thing. so if you want have a pool that you need to be cleaned cleaning a couple years, you could i could pull in. eugene o'neill show your last bill from the paid and the speed was just was remarkable about how much i think worthy of note. this was revolutionary and this is where they're going. all those e-mails on poole services, restaurants and vacations that that's all gold for ai intelligence and google. we a player. microsoft right now as the land of ai now and nvidia has the hardware. semiconductors. but google's coming. and suppressive. it's impressive. and how time flies to haha. >> all right. our final story this morning. want to talk about the total eclipse that's coming up on august. the 8th of this month. now that we're in april, that's actually big business for a lot of folks across the states anyway that are going to see it.

>> yeah, indiana state. i would never think about going 2 for tourism is going to pull in 500,000 to rest. the solar eclipse of my heart. nope. it's moving from the sun for a few moments april 8th affecting 13 states sliver landed 13 states. they're going to do quite well. 4 million people are going to travel for the eclipse zone of totality. that sounds great. the average person will spend 400 to $500 in their travels. hotels are booked in dallas, indianapolis, cleveland, rochester, restaurant, a couple in an extra 685 million dollars retailers about 1.1 billion dollars rentals and hotels a place to stay 810 million. think about this team's you are spending 685 million, not unique, but collective right at a restaurant that the restaurant workers are making more money. so if you add it all up, we're going to spend about 1.0, 6, 2 billion on this eclipse. but when you start adding into the

employees of service companies, they're making more money, they'll spend more money. it's a 6 billion dollar total eclipse. and that's pretty cool for the economy. that is incredible. absolutely. and then last it's taylor swift asked. >> right? not that big, but it's close. lastly, i had some friends going to godzilla versus kong over the weekend. they were kind of mixed on it. was the best thing in the world. but i guess it came out big over the weekend box office. did you see it? >> i did take it off. he want to see movies with nice. 13 years on. he's got 4 friends. they spent the money 80 million dollars. second biggest opening of the year behind doing too. so you can see another godzilla kong movie and i saw the last ice on road. those are fun for me. i'm not too much thinking just a lot of special effects that are really, really top notch. yeah, i i haven't seen it yet. i think i want to, but i want to see ghostbusters first. >> i think it's already in the second or 3rd weekend anyway that is that came i know. i

know. i know. but storm or not, they're not the storms. all right, rob, thank you as always. and again, we're going drop tomorrow. so let them know if there's a story. a company you want to talk about, reach out social media. he's happy to chat directly to you got his actress there, rob at rob black dot com. 9.24. is

the time. and in the north bay, you can expect some traffic delays through april. we have parts of highway 37 set to be closed between solano and sonoma counties during the weekends in april and even into parts of may. so starting april, 12th caltrans is going to be working on one traffic direction per weekend. they're going webnd lanes

c osed and traffic diverted on the weekend of the april 12th and the 19th and then eastbound lanes are going to be closed with traffic diverted the weekend of april. 26th and may 3rd. >> another setback for storm. better section of highway one. look at this. this is a new landslide that just happened over the weekend. closing a historic portion of the roadway between big sur and carmel by the sea. and there were a lot of tourists and people stranded because of this mile and a half that crumbled southbound lane you can see just washed away on saturday. so today they're going to actually in one direction part. i'm going to be ushering out these cars, guiding them out. i think starting at noon today. but can you imagine that a lot of people had to spend the night in their cars are in hotels or whatever, because they just couldn't get by this area. so what they're going to be doing is and this is the area that was still recovering, by the way, from landslides. it happened last winter. so they're going to be doing is ushering the cars. and then of

course, all this work to be done. so that is going to be an inconvenience for months to come 9.26. right now. and coming up next, aggravated assaults are happening. more and more across the state. >> we're going to take a look at what's happening in the bay area. u.s..

>> 9.28 is the time right now. check out the weather and this is a gorgeous shot isn't going for but sunshine, blue skies. in fact, john, in his easter suit is channeling those blue skies for us this morning. hey, john, i do. i will brown on friday. sos like okay. time to a nice to color. just a day late night. but a lot of

sunshine out there today embracing the blue mother. nature is as well will be looking at the golden gate bridge under those blue skies all day long. just like we're seeing right now. >> now we are going to be seeing those clear skies from the coast to our inland areas. so no worries. if you do have the day off and want to get outside for the hike, just literally get outside your backyard. it will be just fine. north bay is very breezy this morning. but winds do come down later today, which bodes well for an afternoon spent maybe enjoying a little hike with the pup 50's to 60's for current temperatures. north bay, you may be a windy, a spot right now, but you're also our warmest pedaling about all the way up to 65 degrees. currently later on today. spots like san jose. you're keeping that sunshine around and back into the 70's later today. i'll tell you more about what to expect in your full forecast right i don't think a really good time. it feels like a holiday today. >> not seeing many people out there traveling and driving just under 8 minutes, making your way into the city this morning. san mateo bridge about 13, 80 to 101. we start

pretty gusty slowness down out there. 7 right along richmond center fell bridge golden gate bridge around 20 minutes and look at our highways. look at all that green here at 9.30. it's a good time to get things done. tony says back to you. thank you. reyna 9.30, and tomorrow, more than 3500 nurses in santa clara county will be on strike 3 they say it's going to pack to patient care. kron four's. michael thomas following the story for us up in the newsroom. micah. >> hey, good morning, everyone. the threat quite a lot of nurses and this three-day strike was approved by 90% of those notices that are part of santa clara county's professional association. >> all saying that working conditions have become extreme and now a safety concern, which is why they're asking for better pay better staffing and more security. so this system wide strike involves more than 3700 nurses, all registered at santa clara valley medical center, o'connor hospital and saint louise regional hospital as well. well, planning to walk off the job tomorrow to begin

a three-day strike as the cannot reach an agreement with county officials on a new contract. they've been negotiating since last fall around october with a focus on salary benefits and nurse to patient ratio. nurses say the county is not negotiating in good faith. well, the county says it's currently facing a massive budget deficit, but it does remain committed to providing a fair contract. now, the walk-off may affect certain services and different departments, but the staff there at the hospitals tell us they are already prepping for this. they brought in temporary staff and they're trying to make sure that critical care units are taking care of. >> we have a dedicated group of leaders and many staff who will be working around the clock through the weekend to make sure that we can adequately orient and train the supplemental staff who will be joining us during the strike to continue those critical services to the community. >> right now, this pickett is set to start tomorrow morning. it will be happening at all. 3 hospitals. we did reach out to

both county officials and the nurses association for a comment this morning. we have not heard back as of yet, but once we do, we'll keep you updated. also, keep in mind, in addition to those 3 major hospitals, a small clinics san jose associated with those hospitals may also be affected by this morning in the newsroom. i'm michael thomas story. james, we'll send it back to michael, thank you. it's 9.32. and police in oakland are investigating a fatal stabbing that happened on friday at 7 in the morning on near san antonio park. >> that's where they found the victim suffering from one stab they died and we don't have their name yet. >> 9.32 is the time. let's go on to oakland. also where a man is sentence for trying to traffic arms from the port of oakland. his name is for arrests. abdo l knee and he was convicted of conspiring and attempting to export defense articles to the middle east in 2019, he acquired

multiple guns and goggles with night vision tried to ship them from the oakland port up the home port of oakland in a shipping container. but law enforcement intervene and sees the containers and a firearms. 9.33. is the time and aggravated assaults. now reportedly rising across the state and gun violence is believed to be a big part of it. >> according to the california department of justice, aggravated assaults went up. 28% in santa clara county from 2019 to 2022. in contra costa county assaults went up. 42% during that same period. and alameda county, the number was 46%. and while incident rates in san mateo county were low compared to some of the surrounding counties, they also saw a rise of 65%. researchers say it's not known exactly what extent guns are fueling this increase, but they say it's a big part of the picture. other violent crimes, though, like rape and homicide did trend downward least according to data from the fbi. in the east bay

berkeley. police are now looking for 2 people in connection with the shooting. now that shooting happened just after 3 o'clock yesterday morning near the uc berkeley campus. police say one of the suspects shot someone who interrupted them in the middle of a burglary, the shooter and at least one other person sped off in a dark colored car. fortunately, nobody was hurt. a stabbing near san francisco. whole foods sends one man to the hospital. this happened around 9 o'clock sunday morning. just outside the whole foods on ocean avenue in the city sunset district video here from the citizen app. you'll see here in a minute on the right-hand side. there it is. the police tape shows officers there outside the store when they arrived. police say they found a man with stab wounds. that person is recovering at the hospital this morning. officers arrested a person they believe is connected to this attack. although the investigation is still ongoing. >> time now is 9.35. in a shelter in place has been lifted in san leandro after a police standoff that happened saturday afternoon. it started

around 3 in the afternoon when a man stole a truck and then led police on a chase. here's a couple of witnesses >> well, there is that red truck that crashed into the tree right there, knocked over the street sign. the tow truck came and took that away. the guys down. they said it was a stolen car. that's >> and after that to the man who police say was also carry at least one knife locked himself in a different car. and officer says he seemed to be having some kind of a mental episode. they got negotiators in and they talk to him. and as you can see, was taken to the hospital. and the south, a hazmat team and a bomb squad investigated because there was an older that sent 3 people to the hospital at this apartment building in san jose on volley avenue near 2.80. this happened saturday night. the residents evacuated and it was checked out. but investigators didn't find anything

suspicious. those 3 people experienced some issues, though, with breathing. as far as we know, they're okay. still don't know what caused the odor where the complications. >> time now is 9.36. now to some developing news out of truckee where the ntsb spent sunday investigating what turned out to be a deadly plane crash. small plane went down killing 2 people. we have the very latest now from rowena shaddox. >> well, just behind me and down a ways is the side of this fatal plane crash. an ntsb investigator arrived just before noon time and now their investigation is underway. >> just on the other side of these train tracks along glen shy or drive an olympic boulevard. is the area where the national transportation safety board is investigating the crash of a company dire tbm 700 airplane that went down around 6.30 last night. the truckee tahoe airports, facebook page shows this plane

as being very similar to the tbm aircraft. richard manso, who lives about a block away, heard the plane just before it crashed into an air show. and you hear them their engines down. you're like a big. >> i like it was basically like that. and then i just heard like a. >> he says the sounds were muffled by the snow coming down at the time. there was weather last we had a little bit of snow going that visibility was bad. and when there's snow clouds, you don't really hear things. >> you know, as soon as if everything is nice and clear, kind of surreal it in a sense why why planes going over my house like that at that time of night, a spokesman for the ntsb says their investigator will begin documentation of the wreckage and crash site. >> we saw workers in orange, vast looking in and around the site. the coroner says the bodies were still inside. couldn't move them until after

the ntsb arrived on scene. they say their investigation involves 3 primary areas. the pilot, the aircraft and the operating environment. >> the investigator says she hopes she will soon have more information to share. the cause of the crash is being determined, but the plane went down as the pilot attempted to land at the truckee tahoe airport. neighbors say back in 1992, there was another fatal crash in that general area after plane had taken off from the airport. richard says this accident is especially tragic being that today is easter sunday. when many families are together. that's really sad that i mean, everything like that is really sad for sure. >> those are going to shut reporting. well, sports lounge in oakland is now permanently closed. sunday was motion sports partner sportsline his last day of business. the bars served food and drinks to all of its longtime customers. after posting on instagram

that. >> closing in part to the current then economic situation that they're facing right now on their post. they thanked customers for ths years of laps and memories. in fact, we caught up with one of those customers yesterday. >> when i heard about it, i decided to come on out i've been in the house while my i've got to come step out, show my support. every time i come here, always this using quantity drinks. everything was really said that he's leaving. really sad, but it's leaving. but yesterday, smiles in the house there as customers. thank the lounge. >> for all the good memories over the years. >> san francisco celebrated transgender day of visibility in style with asia as staff holding celebrations at their location and the soma neighborhood. if you haven't been there to restaurant and they also host transgender cabaret performances. they double as a nightclub. actually last night was

supposed to be their last night that they were ever open. but they post on their web site because of overwhelming support. they've been able to extend through april and we had a chance to speak with one of the co-founders. >> because of the love and support from the bay area. we just had an overwhelming number of reservations. we have hundreds of people on our waitlist who can't get in. so we made a decision to extend our closing one more months until april 28th, which creates a very special opportunity for us because actually april 17. will be our 26 year anniversary. >> and you can make a dinner reservation for their anniversary on their website right now. and also after they do close, they're going to continue to have life pop-up events. >> we're going to take a break at 9.41, but still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news governor gavin newsom is adding more cameras to the east bay to try to improve safety explain how that will work. >> and a gorgeous day to look forward to today kicking off

april some 60's at the coast and 70's for a lot of the rest of us. tomorrow's going to be just as nice, even warmer before we start to cool things down after that, i've got your forecast and then off to a nice start on this monday morning. everybody seems to. morning. everybody seems to. >> the ma

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absolutely bringing nice, comfortable weather. and of course, all that sunshine. you've got the space hills right now. skies from the coast to our inland areas are nice and clear. still looking at some thunderstorm activity, lingering around the eastern deserts of the state out into arizona. saw a little bit of that in the central valley last night just to the east of the tri valley. but we've state dice and dry for a bit now and will continue that trend the next couple days today, bringing the sunshine tomorrow. a little bit of morning fog near the coast. it burns off really quick, actually setting us up for the warmest day of your forecast tomorrow. wednesday, a few clouds pushing on in across the bay area. wednesday is going to be partly cloudy, but dry. we'll hold off on showers intel thursday and most likely on thursday for areas further north in the bay area. but after that into the weekend, we're back to the cooler and more unsettled staff. so enjoy this nice springtime break that we've got with the 60's and 70's in full force today and tomorrow under all that sunshine, santa clara at 72 for your high today. looking

at fremont hayward, san leandro among our spots at 71 to 72 degrees. well, the north bay, some of our warmest of temperatures. santa rosa getting up to the mid 70's at 74 tomorrow. going to be solid. mid 70's for more and more of our inland areas. little cooler along the bay shore tomorrow. wednesday, cooling down just a little bit further by thursday and friday. it's much cooler upper 50's to low 60's. the opportunity for more showers, right? all right, john, thank you for that little light morning commute across all of our bay area.nbridges. >> maybe your take in the bay bridge cam. a tail or even richmond center fell bridge. you make those drive times and under 13 minutes. so that's great. golden gate bridge still around 20, but that's typical starting in the south. they want 85 to them apart. 33 minutes. this is eyes. it's gotten all throughout the morning commute to 80 to 37 17. you make a good time. put them in a right to down to 37, 80 over the east bay crockett outdoors. may 16 and only slow there in berkeley and you

continue to move along really nicely. 24 walnut creek down to 5, 80 11 minutes highway for antioch into to 42. just short of 60 minutes. are you back to you? thank you, 9.46. in governor newsom's plan to install hundreds of cameras in the east bay to combat crime 480 high-tech surveillance cameras are being installed. 290 are going to go into the streets of oakland and another 190 cameras will be posted along freeways in the area. the first cameras should be online within the next 30 days. oakland city councilmember dan kalb has been pushing for this and likes the governor's plan. >> have a serious crime problem not all neighborhoods, but many neighborhoods and it goes up and down. we need to do the best we can to investigate a are this. but the most serious crimes that happened in our city investigate crimes, you have to have evidence. you have to have lead to have to have information and a high-tech surveillance cameras can be

one of the sources that get us information to help successfully investigate crimes and hold people accountable. who perpetrate those crimes? not everybody is in support however, the anti-police terror project says that. >> considering the big budget deficit in the state that that money would be better spent on tackling homelessness and other issues. 9.47. is a time right >> well, and alexis gabe documentary will air this spring. thanks to pressure from the community gave went missing back in 2022. police found her partial remains in plymouth later that year in march, we reported that a documentary about her murder would air on discovery. plus, then the family received word the network changed its mind. so the family turned to the community to pressure the network to air her story and it worked. discovery plus says the documentary about gable will air as planned. >> the family of a man who was struck and killed by a garbage truck in san jose last month is now suing the company that owns the truck. the crash happened the intersection of

elm street and mckendree street near the san jose airport. the man was crossing the street when the truck owned by green waste recovery made a turn and hit him. the driver remained at the scene is cooperating. the lawsuit alleges the truck didn't stop the stop sign, but instead rolled through it, hitting the man from behind and then running over his body. >> well, as the oakland a's get ready to build this stadium in las vegas. espn are reporting that the city of oakland has offered an extension to the team so they can play while they're still here. the contract would be for 5 more years. espn says the city and the a's will meet again tomorrow to continue those discussions. meanwhile, according to espn, oakland mayor sheng thao says she is committed to doing everything in her power to keep the a's in oakland even beyond the 5 years, she said having a major league baseball team in oakland is not only what's best for the league and the players, but most importantly, it's what's best for the fans.

>> now let's talk basketball. the warriors trying stay at the live. well, keep their hopes alive on the road. yeah, they were in san antonio taking on the spurs and they were looking to get their 4th straight win. kron. 4 sports director jason dumas springs us the highlights. >> the warriors look to end their five-game road trip off with a strong finish against the spurs. they're still trying to fend off the houston rockets who actually play the warriors next week. but in the meantime, steph curry and company looking to move the win streak now the spurs they led for the majority of the 1st half with the 3rd quarter warriors down to dream on. more like trayvon get he had 21 points 11, this 3rd quarter alone later in the 3rd warriors of 6 dream on doing what he does best. getting a gets it ahead to gp 2 with the reversed dunk. dream on at 6 steals dubs pad. that lead right there. all right. later

on victor wembanyama, he got dunked on by trayce jackson-davis last time these 2 teams played victor got his life back. lyft race know about it. 32 in 9, 5, for victor later in the 4th quarter. golden state of 10 draymond sets the screen. steph curry knocks down the 3. steph had 33 points 8 assists. but look, this first are feisty group. 7. they bring it back. make it close down 5. there jetty osman with the but at the end of the day. draymond made more plays than the spurs. he gets the offensive rebound finds klay thompson. he said let's go back to the bay warriors. get the win one, 17, one, 13, now their home. they take on the dallas mavericks on tuesday. all right. that's your look at sports. >> all right. so from basketball to baseball now, the giants started their season down in san diego against the padres over the

weekend. they were looking to take 3 out of 4 from the padres in this easter sunday. unfortunately, though, they lost. pretty lopsided score 13 to 4 giants now in la. they'll take on the dodgers tonight. the first pitch 7.10. and as for the a's, well, that was a close one. they were looking to avoid a sweep against the guardians a's won. this won in walk-off fashion, a walk-off walk in the 9th final score. 43 oakland gets its first win of the season and they're going host the red sox tonight at 6.40. okay. we're going to take a break 9.51. but coming up in the next hour, the kron 4 morning news. how some potential home buyers may be jeopardizing their retirement in order to get their dream in order to get their dream ho

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>> we're back at 9.54. and happening tomorrow. a new bagel shop is coming to berkeley. bagel tapia is bringing the flavors of >> the east coast. they say to the west coast owner jeff davis tells us they're looking forward to bringing in some out of the box flavors and different ways of eating bagels. they also have an expansive vegan menu to that mirrors. a lot of the classic menu options. bagel tope located on university avenue in acton street. the grand opening is set for 7.30, in the morning. >> its 9.54. and there's a new survey that shows which a major. and if you want to make 100 grand or so midway through your career business insider did a survey in 2022. and they found a college graduate with a degree in engineering, have a median wage of $100,000. and that's between the ages of 35 to 45 ft. get on the college.

there are 14 different majors that they looked at. and 9 of the 14 we're related to engineering the other 5 majors that had a meeting, weight of 100 grand computer science finance economics, business analytics and construction services. >> its 95 coming up on the kron. 4 morning news. >> fast food workers are going to get a raise. are you going to pay for the next time you go get a burger and fries. and a small business owner in oakland is asking the city to do more after her store was broken into on easter sunday. plus, 2 fires in san francisco in the same area less than 24 hours. and they think it's arson.

>> right now, a small business owner in oakland is asking the city do something after her store's broken into on easter sunday. thousands of nurses in the south bay getting ready for a strike this week. we're live this morning with how that might impact you. and some fast food workers seeing their minimum wage jumps to $20 an hour this week. we'll tell you how that will impact you the next time you go. >> from the news station, you're watching you on morning team. >> happy monday to you. whether you're working or you have the day off. i'm sorry and i'm james. we've got lots to get through this morning. a beautiful forecast to talk about. we've got some news that we're also hitting. he doesn't like a lot of are off because the traffic look great but not so great on highway one. closure there. we'll talk about where that is exactly

because of the rain. which wasn't that feeling today? you know that a couple inches of it was, i guess the straw that broke the camel's back. yeah. but today is super dry. so good chance to get out of highway one. people and they get outside for the rest of beautiful day today. april. first, come in. and with that sunshine and nonstop sun all day long today. >> golden gate bridge been sitting under it all morning. low pressure area that brought us some of our weekend showers is actually now centered up over arizona and resulting and thunderstorms that way. well, we are set to remain dry today into tomorrow. still very breezy for the north bay. winds will relax into the afternoon of good news. if you have some outdoor plans later on temperatures right now, we're in the 50's for most spots. hayward. you're right on the cusp of 60 degrees. same for you in san jose. while vallejo on over to fairfield over the petaluma and santa rosa, each rising well into the 60's. now later on today, we get to he of sunshine. you wouldn't know