you so much for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 3. i'm justine waldman. for the 3rd time in 5 years, the town is saying goodbye to a professional sports team. the a's are officially out after more it really the warriors. how did we the oakland raiders? how are we losing the oakland a's? no major american city lost 3 major professional sports teams in such a short period of time. this is going to keep smashing into the side of the hearts minds and souls of days stands for. >> years to come. but coliseum was the last town square left in open that people of all backgrounds could get together and celebrate their sports changed. and now it is going to be a quiet location. >> so as a former a's executive talking to us and after more than a half-century in the east bay, the oakland athletics are headed to sacramento as kron. 4 so-called reports the team announced it will play home

games at sutter health park starting next season. >> major league baseball will work with the a's and the river cats. the minor league baseball team that plays their home games here at sutter health park to ensure that their schedules do not overlap. that should come out in the summer. and major league baseball also adds that this facility already undergone a multimillion dollar renovation and you can expect more upgrades to ensure that this area complies with major league baseball standards during a news conference here at sutter health park in west sacramento thursday. >> a's owner john fisher and sacramento kings owner, the veteran of bay celebrating their deal to bring the a's to the state capitol remedy that owns the river cats and the minor league team. a san francisco giants affiliate will now share their park with the a's at the end of this season, the park will host the a's for 3 seasons starting in 2025. with an option for a 4th. this ahead of the team's planned move to las vegas in

2028, all of this happening before the a's have even broken ground on their stadium in nevada. he's team president dave kaval explains why the team chose sacramento rather than playing their home games at their minor league affiliate stadium in los vegas. we looked at a variety of options. obviously las vegas here, salt lake city, oakland. >> and we felt that this was just a great interim home for the a's. we have a lot of fans in this region. it's a great location. we have a great partnership with the kings and the back and his team to really ended up being the best option for the club we have. like i said, we have a long-standing tv partnership nbc, california and the comcast and you know, they're an important partner in stakeholder in making that decision. >> and they were very supportive that this location, john fisher made no mention of the city of oakland today. >> kabul did acknowledging that this is a sad day for oakland in west sacramento, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> the athletics have called

oakland home since 1968. and while the team has propose moving in the past, this will be the first time a move will actually take place in 2014. the a's signed a 10 year lease to remain at the coliseum. then a 2018 the a's announced a plan for a ballpark at howard terminal by 2021. with no ballpark plan in place. major league baseball permitted the a's to explore relocation in 2023. the a's did reach a deal to move to a site at the tropicana in las vegas. the mlb owners did approve that move. the tropicana is set to be imploded later on this year. but with this vegas stadium not set to open until at least 2028. the team had been searching for a place to play when the current lease at the coliseum ends at the end of this season. and now oakland mayor sheng thao has responded to the a's decision to leave the town. 4 sac town saying, quote, open offered a deal that was fair to the a's. i was fiscally responsible for our city. we wish the a's the best and we'll continue our conversations with them and

facilitating the sale of their share of the coliseum site. the city of oakland will now focus on advancing redevelopment efforts at the coliseum and the move does follow a number of protests that called for new ownership and to keep the a's in oakland fans wanted owner john fisher to sell the team and they also held all those boycotts of games because this is not the first time a major league sports team has moved out of oakland. the raiders relocated to las vegas in 2020 and the golden state warriors moved out of oracle arena on 2019. they had to chase center in san francisco. so a's fans are saddened, but not surprised. >> were not shot. were anything i'm disgusted discussed at the press conference. they had of the river cats stadium. the announcing john fisher. i mean, you can't you can't have 2 more disgusting people buying one microphone. the owner of the >> the that, you know, he he definitely messed up oakland's

leverage. >> by doing this for him to go and help facilitate this for the ace leave oakland faster than what they were expected to be a. it's very disheartening. and and made point. >> so the irony of this is that the owner of the kings and river cats headed up the ownership group that bought the sacramento kings and 2013 with the express purpose of keeping the team in sacramento when they were already one step out the door in a move to seattle now is fans can already go to sutter health park's website to put down a deposit for season ticket. so here's a message that's on the home screen right now. it's as you can get on the priority list for tickets for 202 all right. stay with us here on kron 4 on air and online for continuing coverage of the a's moved to sacramento. you can download the free kron 4 app to get push alerts sent directly to your mobile device. you can find out when news breaks. we'll talk now

about our forecast right now because is storm arrived this morning. here's some of that rainfall that came down in the north bay. here's a look at what's going on in sandra fell some slick roads and some heavier rain falling in a marine county. there was snow on mount tam this morning. that is a sight we don't normally see, especially the spring. so that was from this morning. you can see all those flakes there. here is what it looks like from the top of mount tam right now in the bay area. looks real pretty. we're going check in now with our meteorologist kyla grogan for details. still a chance of rain up for the rest of the day. yes, absolutely. and you can see it there. you know, as we have this counter clockwise circulation around low pressure is still continues to drag some of that moisture in. >> now, a lot of this right now is rolling right up to the sierra and the got some snow happening there. but having said that, you can see where this just polls a little bit in and that way. we're not kind of done with this yet, right? so you could get caught in a shower and they are just light showers right that you can see unnoticed in and

around that hamilton, you see some of that snow happening up there, too. so still some very cold air to work with looking pretty good right now. the east bay as a few scattered showers, north bay has some light showers happening as well. right along 101 between nevado in santa rosa. that's obviously going to set us up for a tricky rush hour this afternoon. so while the roads are looking pretty good here at the golden gate bridge, just understand you could be driving into a few showers. if you're headed up there in about 4, 5 o'clock today. so let's talk about totals in the santa cruz mountains. we've got just under half an inch of rain. same story in orinda, though, the east bay, really it's decent homes in the east bay, oakland, about four-tenths san francisco. just a little omer a quarter of an inch santa rosa just under just shy of a quarter of an inch in mountain view about 2 tenths. so it really hasn't been about the extreme totals with the rain. it's been more about the cold air that's been rolling in were also little breezy this afternoon. you can see napa right now showing about 21 miles per hours. that's going adding to this as the cool air is being rushed around right now in santa rosa. just 46 degrees in napa. 47. so plenty of cold air

still out there. we're sitting in the 50's in most spots and you know, this is the heat of the day. it's not getting any warmer than this. and if you're in santa rosa right now, you're 19 degrees cooler than you were this time yesterday. so live look from mount tam or you can see things have certainly quieted down a bit. but we are not done with this quite yet. i'll be back in a bit. track it hour by hour with the showers that could show up between now and tomorrow. and we'll talk about a major warm-up on the way that i like because snow on april is certainly something our storm coverage will continue right now with kron four's terisa stasio. she caught up with people to get their take on the. >> winter weather in spring. she is live for us now in marin county and theresa looks nice and sunny out there now. >> it's nice and sunny, but i have to admit, i do have 3 coats on. so as kylie was mentioning, it is kind of chilly and certainly very breezy as i loading onto my hat. but it's really what the talk of the day as today with that snow on mount tam.

>> thanks, soft. beautiful snow fell on mount tam a pious at 2500 feet elevation. it was that cold at the higher mountain peaks to turn the rain into flurries. the snowfall didn't last long. but for those out on the mountain, the brisk temperatures were magical. >> beautiful known was out. there's a soft, i'm single track running and just beautiful trees. love these friends just back from a windy run through the woods. whereas one didn't mind the wet conditions. another not so much normally at this time. is it sunny and we are sick of look at my haha. so you don't walk. they like today. so >> we tried different venues for john, what slur he was trying to capitalize on the small fraction of clear weather in the day taking his dog darted out. >> who didn't seem pleased with the rain this late in the

season. are you surprised that we are getting so much rain this morning? and that's and more because there's no such thing as normal anymore. absolutely not. so i they have to go out fussing in the morning. so i was here thing in the rain. >> i was actually probably the only person with the spring spaniels for sophie kirk. she says rain or shine. the sisters are always up for a jog outside. as for herself. well, she didn't mind the rain at all. we stepping out what is in the uk. so my husband scottish say he's used to the right. >> this perspective, you can see all those beautiful clouds casting some shadows on mount tam. i don't see any snow that stock up there. i know that we have some pictures from james. he was out mount diablo. you could see some nice dusting on those mountains, but it looks like everything is i melted here. we're out here in front

of mill valley middle school. and you can see all the kids are out. of course, some have shorts on because, you know, that's just how teenagers are back to you. >> theresa, thank you. and makes you feel any better. it's going like 80 degrees next week. according to kyla put the jacket. all right. other news right now because we have learned 10 people have now been confirmed dead following a deadly 7.4 earthquake in taiwan. that's the strongest quake there. 25 years. >> more than 1000 other people have been injured. dozens are still missing. workers are using an excavator to put construction materials around the base of damage buildings to stabilize them and prevent them from collapsing. the powerful quake hit wednesday morning in taiwan and one survivor arrived and shared his experience. >> it comes just a there is the beginning and i was at work and working at home. yeah, it's come so great. and there's me and my wife and my

daughter in the house that so just with other less 10 everything just >> so he also says the shaking was not as strong where he lives. the epicenter was about 200 miles away from his home and in the bay area. the taiwanese american federation of northern california is raising money to help with relief efforts. >> i think it will be used to help the survivors and to repair buildings and make sure people are taking care of forget lee quickly as possible. >> the collision is sending money to taiwan by checking money order transfers. if you do have a link to their website on our website. kron 4 dot com. coming up here. another big name plans to join the race for san francisco mayor will take a look at the candidate. >> also there are new efforts in the east bay to stop illegal sideshows. what officials are doing now to combat this crime. plus, there are still plenty of questions surrounding the future of the

a's and the future of the coliseum. so after the break, we're going to speak with a forme president a major league team who worked out a deal to keep his team in this city. and we'll see if the a's city. and we'll see if the a's are really gone for good. she got that dress with the extra money she saved

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>> a live look here at our radar. yes, still some rain coming down across the bay area right now. i was going to join us in just a few minutes so we can see when the storm system is going to slow down. but for now, we're going to go back to our top story because the athletics will soon be leaving oakland and joining us now to answer some of our questions about this big announcement today is the former president of the miami marlins. david sampson, thank you for joining us here. thank

you. okay. so we've talked before and you said never say never. you never know. they might stay. things could happen. but this really feels like the final nail in the coffin. >> well, i don't know that it's the final now, but it clearly is a big step. i don't think there was a scenario where they were going to stay in the coliseum short of having it done. deal for a new ballpark in oakland. so i think the most sacramento is something that had been brewing for quite a long time. but i will say that the deal to go to sacramento for this interim period does not make the biggest deal finished. it has nothing to do with the biggest stadium or the vegas deal. so people are speculating could be the a's and up in sacramento. the answer is no one knows yet. so they could be in sacramento for a short period of time. 3 years. it could be longer while ballpark is built in vegas or and deal could actually happen oakland. you just don't know what's going

to happen. >> so because this ballpark las vegas is like nowhere near to being done at all. the haven't even imploded the tropicana yet where that's where they want to build this new mlb park. you're thinking you're what people are thinking is that because that's not dion? are there no contingencies between leaving oakland and going to sacramento? there's nothing tying all 3 of those moves together that they could be kind of stranded after this west sacramento deal. >> well, that's the whole point. you can never be stranded as major league baseball team. you have to have a place to play and mlb has to get the schedule out for next year. that's already in the process. teams get their first look at the schedule as early as may. so you had to know where oakland was going to play. that said it's very telling to me they're not calling it the sacramento ways. they're not calling it. the las vegas they're just calling it the a's and the athletics. and the reason for that is there's still uncertainty as to where oakland is going to play

long-term where the a's are going to play long-term. and i understand that the mayor said that we're not going to look into redevelopment of the coliseum site. that makes sense. and that smart to do the only thing that i would tell everyone in oakland is that just because the sacramento for now doesn't mean that the team has permanently there or permanently in they just don't know yet. so when you think will now? it would appear that you'd like to know soon. but what this does, it's almost like kicking the can. you do know that it's about 36 months to build a ballpark with the rules. so in order to open in vegas and 28, they have to start building and i don't mean tearing down the trop. i mean, building up a ball park somewhere around april of 25. so there's still 12 months to go. but i can tell you from building a ballpark in miami. we need those extra 12 months to get construction documents to get the budget to get the financing to get everything ready. so there needs to be

momentum and actual things happening for the vegas ballpark to open in. 28. but it would appear in the sacramento kings host them through. 28, if there's a year delay. yeah, they're they're reading all this is going. yes. and that that is what you have to do because baseball doesn't want to do this every year. they don't press conferences every year about where's oakland in a play where they not going to play and there have to be improvements made to the sacramento stadium because it's a triple a stadium in needs to become a major league stadium. so that requires money and investment. and that is really the next step and what the focus will be for the a's front office. and it holds like a fraction of the fans that the coliseum holds. what do you think of west sacramento as being a home? and i think everyone's going oakland a's fan. police are always going to call the oakland a's. but >> white, sacramento, do you think that's a good fit? >> wait to see is what i like to send my show. nothing personal. it certainly is an opportunity. and they were pretty clear during the press conference that sacramento as

an expansion possibility or relocation possibility is something they want. but now you're bringing in team and we're going to see whether or not they drawn sacramento. so it's going to be interesting to see what happens with the a's payroll because it's still going to be tied to their revenue and revenues going to be kept because it's such a small ball park and we have to see what happens with the tv revenue because they're now outside of the oakland area. so that's going to have to be renegotiated. so there's so many different steps that still have to take place. >> david samson, thank you so much for joining us here on kron for this afternoon. appreciate your time. it's just it's a lot. i think that's we're trying get across today. appreciate it. >> thank you. speech you you know what? >> all right. let's speak to kyla now about the forecast sunny here in san francisco right now. at least it's trying to be. kyle is tracking where the rain is going for our evening commute. yes, the question is, will it remain that way? when you and i go

home today? i hope so. yeah, me too to get us home. and that's the key, right? let's go to and we had those snowflakes earlier today. pretty quiet up there right now, although i did see some of those trees moving around to get a little wind happening now, let's go to yosemite everybody. this is half dome. you can hardly see anything. you know, visibility is just gone because of all the snow that's coming down there and piling up watching this throughout the day. now, let's go to tahoe where the temperatures, 27 degrees. so we're in prime snowmaking territory there. as far as the temperatures are concerned and you can see where that moisture is starting to roll in. now the heavier snow is down in spots like mammoth lake. it is down in around. you're 70. you see some of that lightning popping up as well showing that storms are getting very ju step at this hour. and as we move towards lake tahoe, it's still just kind of getting started there. as far as the lighter snow is concerned. but having said that, they're going to get plenty as we get into tonight. here are the winter storm warnings in red. you can see in central and southern california in northern california, up in lake mendocino counties. we are

under that winter weather advisory through 11 o'clock tonight. that does include in and around ukiah, clear lake and then towards tahoe. it goes until friday at 11 o'clock. so tomorrow night expecting up at the peaks that we could see in another foot foot and a half of snow. so now, of course, is not the time to be on the roads. you want to avoid that until later tomorrow evening. let me show you futurecast how this plays out again. this is that counter clockwise circulation. so this will start to drop to the south of it. but here we are tonight you can see that cold air still wrapping around making some snow and sending a little bit of rain as well to the bay area. this is tomorrow afternoon. and then week finally wrap it up and we are done as we head into friday night and again, these totals are going to be impressive. but i do think the higher winds are going to be where we see that heavier snow falling right now, which is more in and around that mammoth lake area as opposed to what's happening in tahoe also want to mention we've had some delays out at sfo today, arriving flights delayed over 2 hours. we get weather sometimes they can use all of the runways because we've got one under construction in the wind is going one way. they

can't use them. also think that's what's happening today. but you can see here tomorrow still that thunderstorm chance a little bit of shower action. and then we warm up saturday into sunday and next week i've got some wild temperatures to show you will be back at it with your seven-day forecast. thank you. still ahead, small businesses in oakland targeted by thieves and now the owners are calling on officials to do something. >> but the ongoing crime and a former stanford professor has filed a lawsuit against the university. why he says school leaders violated policy.

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election headquarters and san francisco board of supervisors. president aaron peskin says he plans to run for mayor. he's planning to file paperwork tomorrow morning and officially announce his run at an event on saturday. supervisor peskin currently serves as the president of the board of supervisors and has been on the board on and off since the early 2. thousands, when prescott does officially joined the race, he will be joining incumbent mayor london breed supervisor ahsha safa e chris daniel lurie and former san francisco mayor and supervisor mark farrell. senator alex padilla and oakland congresswoman barbara lee took a tour of the port of oakland's hydrogen projects this morning. this is coming after least secured more than a billion dollars for more renewable clean hydrogen across the state last october. the point of the meeting was so that the lawmakers could learn more about the port of oakland to see how it's working to improve air quality and support the state's workforce with green jobs. a former lecturer at stanford

university has filed a lawsuit against the university, a student and a fellow professor, the law firm representing amir locke and says he was suspended and then fired following a classroom lecture about the conflict between israel and hamas. that lecture came 3 days after hamas gunmen ambushed a music festival and killed 1200 people in israel. students complained about the lecture and watkins was accused of anti-semitism. he was suspended and his contract which expired on monday was not renewed. complaint alleges that stanford violated its own personnel policy by issuing a statement about log-in suspension following pressure from students and the public. up next here this afternoon, police are looking for thieves connected to a carjacking near east bay kaiser permanente medical center. >> plus, after a very wet start to the day, we're drying out somewhat. kiley will track the current conditions for us. but first, continue to get reaction to the a's decision to make sacramento their

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>> we continue our coverage on today's announcement that the a's are really leaving oakland at the end of the season. they are going to play at sutter health park in west sacramento, starting in 2025. this move. those just temporary. the team still has its sights set on and eventually moved to las vegas during kron for news at noon, a former a's executive explained what this could mean. >> if in fact the team does relocate to las vegas sports. economists believe that it will be worth 2.4 billion dollars and major league baseball through the commissioner. rob manfred has

said that as soon as the a's are playing a new ballpark or it's under way and tampa is got a ballpark that they're planning. then we major league baseball will expand by 2 additional franchises, each one of them having to ante up to 0.2 billion dollars just to get into exit. 4.4 billion which gets split amongst baseball and its 30 teams. >> so when asked, andy, do let's just say there's a chance that the athletics could wind up back in oakland. it. and the oakland baller sending out a statement that reads the ballers were started by the a's fans and as such we're heartbroken. but this team was also started by oaklanders. and in that respect, we could be more proud today. it's a tough day, but you can't be beaten if you never give up. let's build something great together. so joining us now from the oakland ballers, we have paul friedman and brian carmel.

they're here to talk about what the ballers are doing. thanks for joining us here during kron for news this afternoon. but we've got to start with what's going on with the a's and we heard a little bit of your reaction. >> the a's leaving oakland going to sacramento for a little while and possibly the las vegas. how does that impact what you're trying to do? well, >> you know, for first of all, bonded became friends. but for the ace we know we we are big check case fans this day is heartbreaking for us. it's heartbreaking for us. but if you seen what the fan bases is done around the a's have seen the energy. you seen the activism. it just makes us incredibly proud. we're just really proud of of oakland and what are our theme is that we're a team built by the fans and we think that the oakland fans building with us can build something really special. >> do you think that the coliseum could be a place that you might possibly want to play? and i know you're doing some renovations to rim on the park, but the coliseum is, you know, could be available. we're excited to play reminding park, which is and

that's our intention. and that's what we're doing for our inaugural season. we're excited to play a reminder park. hopefully beyond that, you know. >> we're talking to the community were talking to the city. we're talking to the fans and we will do what's best for for oakland. and that's what we know. i think in terms of playing at the coliseum, we tried to play a game at the coliseum. we were really excited about it. it was june 29th didn't work out for all the reasons that that have been covered and we continue to be excited about the prospect of playing a game at at the coliseum. if if that ever comes to fruition, we're excited to go see routes games there in seoul, games. you know, it's a beautiful ballpark. we want to see it activated. >> all right. from the a's now to the bees will actually talk about you guys in the baseball team that plans to stay in oakland. how's it going? raising money, getting people excited about it? i mean, this is a big deal to have baseball this the first minor league team on the west coast. is that right? first minor league team in our but but but >> oakland has rich, beautiful, traditional baseball that predates the

ace. the oaks, the and, you know, we restarted based on the theme that baseball must continue in oakland and we're going to continue that legacy in oakland and it's, you know, it's it's been putting the team together. it's been incredible. the reaction of the fans has been incredible. the reaction the community people are excited about what we can build in the future and excited that oaklanders are taking over the destiny of what happens with with you have open tryouts this weekend and my son who's in little league of like, can i can i do that? >> he's pretty good. but i don't think he's quite at the level that you guys are looking at for the people who interested in coming to try out like what are you looking for? pitchers catchers? what level of play do you want to you've got to be able to ball to be on the ball as i think we have about 6 open spots for spring training. >> that are, you know, that our coaching staff is going to be looking to fill. and so you need to have, you know, you need to have all 5 tools and you need to be able to play at the caliber. >> of our team in our league, which is incredibly high

caliber, ok? so not not not little league, so your it's a little on that, but not yet. maybe the snow but look, pick in the 200 right pictured in this league. throw in the 90's. you know, the batters hit the ball out of 400 foot ballparks like this is professional. >> a small boy at a high over the last few years. the mlb has a significant contract in their draft. and that means that there's tons of players that used to play lower protesters that are now free agents and those >> players can choose to play anywhere. we've made a very compelling proposition to play with the oakland ballers. and as brian said, we're looking for a few more players to fill out the roster and we'd love them to be local. we love them to be good. if you can play ball, come out. we would not be good enough to make the team know me there. yeah. >> our level of play is not quite there, but i'm a great fan. i just asked my son i'm out there. i am a the and the most annoying and bear good. it's going to put that as is your right. why oakland, why do you want to play here? >> oakland, that we met

oakland was nothing for 30 years. i think oakland is the best city in the world. most diverse city in america. america is a melting oakland's the crucible and it has a beautiful tradition of baseball that the history of baseball history of oakland are in are intertwined and we're a baseball town. we need to continue to have baseball and we're, you know, it excited to be able to be a team built by the fans and built in play in this wonderful city. and the last question here, sorry to the a's leaving, put more pressure on you to like put on a better game and have a better team in a better show on? >> no, i think here's what i would say is every fan that cares about us. every kid that starts to follow us. every person who buys a hat. every time we're on tv does put more pressure on us to deliver like we and we take this very seriously like we are doing this because we want to make a know, we believe fundamentally that the purpose of sports to bring communities together and the more attention we get, the more pressure put on us. it is a but we believe we're going to live or for the city and why? yes. i said no. has. i

think i think we're at a peak peak stress level. it's it's not to create baseball team out of from, you know, from a blank piece of paper. >> you know, in less than a year. and that's what we're in the process of doing today is april 4th are opening day june 4th at raimondi. that's in 2 months. >> it's like it's a lot to do very, very quickly. so i feel like we've hit a ceiling of what we there's no more possible pressure because i already feel to the max. can't you can't get more than people want to know more about this open tryout may be getting tickets coming to support you guys, which theytdo. they should go to our website oakland dollars. dot com has information on the open tryouts. it has a information on tickets as information on how to buy merchandise and you can subscribe to follow. the team can also follow us on all the social media channels and we'd love you to. >> you know, learn more up. >> and also got kids slack. we've got a good oakland, clandestine swag. they got you

hooked up all. brian, thank you so much from the bollards. they came here to join us so we can talk about what's going on. baseball in oakland today. appreciate your time. good luck will come see a game thanks so bowlers. >> all right. let's take a live look outside at the weather. we have a little bit of rain out there. can't really see that this live picture. let's look at the radar. you can see we've got some showers coming down in the north bay. those little pops of blue and purple mean a few snowflakes trying to roll into at some spots up in elevation. but for the most part, it is light and it is scattered. but it's going to be enough to certainly keep the roads slick as you make your way home tonight. so just be careful if you're headed out. the big picture here is that we've got low pressure that is drawing some of this and that's why we will remain unsettled. you also see the sierra snow is cranking right now. here's future cast to show you how these kind of wide and varied showers roll in along with again, the chance of a few snowflakes up in spots like mount hamilton taking, you know, into your friday. you can see again, we still have that chance of a shower that will be out there. the last line looks like a roles through in the late

afternoon and then things will improve as we get into friday night. this is the rain we have left to pick up. it's not a whole lot. but if you're in spots like livermore, san jose mountain view, you can get upwards of a quarter to half an inch. everyone else about a 10th to a quarter of an inch left. but the temperature trends over the next few days e going to be extreme. so get ready. tomorrow is another cool day. and then we do start to clear out as we roll into our saturday sunday and then really warm up as we get into monday. i'll have your 7 day forecast when i come back in a bit for now, send it back to the desk. >> largest digital cameras. finally, don, it's also right here in the bay area where you can snap a picture, this technology and what they plan to use it for also shattered glass and stolen merchandise. east bay business owners are calling on officials to stop this type of crime.

frustration is mounting for small business owners in oakland's fruitvale district after several shops in the public market were burglarized this week. >> kron four's dan thorn spoke with local business owners. >> at least for small businesses in oakland's fruitvale public market hit by burglars this week. oakland police say 2 unknown intruders ransacked offices and stole cash and computers from a bakery jewelry store, ice cream shop and electronics repair service. it's super frustrating to see these these folks. you know. >> working every day. the frustration they have. and to have something like this happen. it's really disheartening. >> business owner dominic prado says his restaurant tacos, el al ballet was

spared. but the public market is a tight-knit community and crimes like these are a shared pain. they deserve better. we deserve better. >> many of these business owners have been there for over. 25 years. the nonprofit unity council owns the public market. >> they say despite investing more than a million dollars in security, it has not been enough. we're asking for local regional and federal support so that we can be whole again. prado argues the unity council could also be doing more to help the public markets. merchants. he says the organization has failed to make good on improving safety. we've asked what cameras us for a number of things. last year we were faced with job. >> there was a lot of shootings in the area. both sides have clashed over the response to crime at the market. but they also agree that outside help is needed to protect these businesses, the support they get also help preserve the neighborhoods. culture i can. the prime will always be here. i think we're we're never going to be out out. the red from crying. but

i think with that the city to sizable commitment to investing his neighborhood. >> that was dan thorn reporting for us. oakland police say they have not made any arrests from tuesday morning's burglary is they're asking anyone with information to give them a call. also in the east bay, the city of antioch is taking new measures to stop the dangerous driving stunts from taking place. the mayor says there will now be a new electric gate coming up at the marina. the city council voted on tuesday to put in the skate. it's going to close at night stopping cars who are trying to take part in sideshows. so this was the scene in august when a car involved in a sideshow flipped into the water off of antioch boat dock. and then just this past weekend, more than 200 people showed up at a sideshow at lone tree way and golf course drive. the mayor says recent police department scandals have hurt the city's efforts. 2 stops sideshows, but those days are in the rearview mirror. >> yeah. when the police

levels were impacted by the fbi investigation, we lost out there isn't. so that certainly had that it felt like that. we just open the gates to sideshows here but were quickly stepping up. we've got 6 officers in the academy 12 that will be entering the academy made our proactive are are much more important having police officers dedicated to finding. >> sending them thank and to organized that have been most affected. >> during the most recent sideshows police drones to capture license plates of the cars involved. the mayor says the city will be following up and seeking to toe those cars and find the drivers. also, an antioch police are looking for thieves connected to a carjacking that took place near kaiser permanente medical center. officers say that the driver was confronted by the suspects before they drove away in his car. it happened tuesday afternoon on sand creek road. according to police, they found the stolen car in a nearby neighborhood. no arrests have been made and

this is coming as the kaiser permanente oakland is partnering with other businesses to provide private security guards for workers last month, the kaiser nurse reported a similar crime. she says her car was stolen right in front of her after her shift ended and she was just trying to get home. nearly a dozen hikers and their dogs were airlifted to safety in the los padres national forest. the ventura county sheriff's office rescued a total of 11 people in 3 animals after weekend storms. the weather caused river levels to reach the danger zone and following the rescues, deputies asked hikers and other outdoor lovers to keep a close eye on the weather conditions and follow public safety recommendations. and evacuation warning in effect now for residents in the bay area near big sur. this is over the threat of more landslides as another storm is heading to the california coast part of highway one collapse saturday morning. just a half mile north of the bixby bridge that forced caltrans to close the

highway near out palo colorado, which is just 13 miles south of carmel. residents who live south of the landslide are being told to be ready to leave if the evacuation becomes mandatory. hi, one is expected to be closed for several days until the storm passes through the area. work to repair the road will begin as soon as it's safe. all right. wow. their san francisco sum sun, some clouds, some blue skies. it's a little bit of everything today. kyla said, though, for the rest of the day, though, don't trust could. exactly. you could get a little aaron shower or 2 that's going to roll through. and that's certainly going to go throughout tonight into the first part of tomorrow, at least. let's take a look at this. it's interesting. we've got 2 snowstorms happening. >> one of the east coast, one on the west coast. here's the east coast are. you can see it's brought a lot of snow to the northern reaches of new england, but even brought a little bit of snow to spots like chicago. earlier this morning certainly bring some rain to the mid-atlantic, pretty big system there. and then, of course, you've got this system that's brought some rain and snow all the way

from up in the pacific northwest right down here into this year. and of course, the bay area where we actually had some snowflakes on mount tam this morning. we've had some that throughout the day on on hamilton as well. you can see that low pressure system sitting right there. still turning up some of this action so that i'm saying you want to keep that umbrella with you because you could get caught in a little bit of a downpour, a shower as you go through the next 24 hours. so right now in the north bay, i think, is probably the most active place that we're seeing. some of these showers roll right along 101. so again, slick roads would be my biggest concern. but i have to point out, as we look here in spots in the, you know, north bay, we've got some of the hills and mountains that are there. we're starting to see some snowflakes as these temperatures have just stayed really chilly and will as we go throughout the night tonight. also, if you're in san francisco, get ready right to have a shower roll right across as well in the east bay. you can see getting a little bit of action to through ramon some of its moving rather quickly. but you could get caught in it. so just to let you know, san jose just had another shower. the pastor there, you even see a little bit of lightning

associated with some of these cells. all is relatively quiet in san francisco right now. but temperatures are chilly. 53 in san francisco. 52 in dublin head up to the north bay, though, and check out limit right now. we're just 43 degrees. 46 in santa rosa. and 49 in sonoma. so we do have a little bit more to go on this. you can see between about a 10th of quarter of an inch. i think some higher totals for the south bay wanted to mention opening days tomorrow for the giants. and we will have that kind of mix of sun and clouds, but we'll have that shower it will be cool and make sure that you are ready for big picture kind of shows that this system spins away. and then once it does, we're going to have a very dry, warm forecast as we head to next week. check out some of thesh temperatures as we get into tuesday, wednesday and thursday. extended forecast showing you one more day of unsettled weather and then everything changes affect >> thank you. not san francisco or car which crashed into a taco shop in the mission of happened yesterday afternoon. and police say this

might be the result of road rage. the car damaged a pillar right outside of the business on 18th. in valencia, they say the driver left the scene and they later found the car that was involved abandoned a few blocks away. flagship to the san francisco restaurant scene is deciding to close its stores. michael mina's downtown location here is going to be closing its stores in april. 11th. it's an upscale greek restaurant that first opened in september of 2021. replacing the michelin starred. michael me know where it was best known for fresh seafood dishes. the michael mina group said it wants to thank the community for all their support over the years and is saying it's still going operate the other downtown locations. it has such as international smoke and clock bar. there's a bill that's out there that is resonating with a lot of california workers. assembly member matt haney has a proposal to give employees the right to disconnect. this would allow them to ignore texts and calls from their bosses after hours. kron four's catherine heenan tells

us how this would work. >> assemblyman matt haney says there's been an outpouring of attention. most of it good. his bill is aimed at guaranteeing california workers at least some uninterrupted personal and family time. and for many of them, you says that is not happening. >> if there's a villain in all of this, and if there had to be a billings, it would be the boss it would be the technology. >> matt haney is talking about the fact technology makes it easy for bosses to have access to employees. 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, he says sometimes amounting to a stranglehold on a worker's time went up happening is because people can contact easily at any moment over text or they there is always that is that a lot of people find themselves. >> unable to put the phone away any time, even when they're at the dinner table with their kids or they need a moment. just to take a break.

the bill would require california employers to create companywide plans. >> clearly spelling out working and non-working hours employees would have to consent to would all be in writing. exceptions include salaried workers with contracts, bosses to break the deal. 3 times could be reported to the state labor commissioner and face fines. if cain is bill does become law. it would make california the first state in the country to officially embraced the disconnect philosophy. at least 15 countries worldwide have similar laws from france and australia to the philippines hany things his version has been made so flexible that we'll win over even the critics. >> i think if you think about it, it's common companies can still have very long hours. if they want, they can still ask their folks to work weekends nights and all that. but be clear about it. i have a

policy when people can disconnect when they can switch and the employer and the employee and make sure they're on the same page. >> he thinks this does have a pretty good shot at passing. meantime, it is not lost on haney that the bay area helped create the culture of always being available, working around the clock. places like silicon valley. he says he considers at all the more reason to jump in and try to make things better. catherine heenan reporting. >> coming up here, one day after announcing the return of oakland's first friday as organizers are now pushing back this beloved event. we'll back this beloved event. we'll tell you why. with our new grocery outlet app,

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>> all right. take a look at this. after 2 decades of work by scientists and engineers at stafford who are part of the department of energy's slac national accelerator laboratory are celebrating the completion of the largest digital camera ever built. scientists say that the cameras roughly the size of a small car, weighs about 3 times. it's a resolution is so high that it would take hundreds of high-resolution tv is to display just one of its images of full-size scientists say they will be using this camera to learn more about the milky way and unlock the secrets of the universe may look very happy about it in the east bay. tomorrow was supposed to be the return of oakland's first friday, but it's been postponed due to rain in the forecast. the monthly event brings together small businesses, artists and performers on telegraph avenue. it was canceled over the past 3 months because of

financial issues. and now organizers say they're trying to best their best to host this event next week. if that does not happen, it will return in may. so check in with cuyler. not a final what's going on with the rain for the rest of the day today. yeah. let's take a look. you can see that roads are dry right now here at the golden gate bridge. but just be careful if you are headed out because we do have some showers out there right now. >> let's show you futurecast as to when this wraps up. you can see 09:30pm, tonight still having some of those scattered showers tomorrow. a little bit less to start the day. but in the afternoon, another line of potentially john, a juiced up storms that are going to have, you know, the potential of a thunderstorm in them and those cells is going to be rolling through. and then by tomorrow evening, we wrap it all up and we are done. take a look at your extended forecast. it's kind of nice. once we get past this system, you can see over the weekend we do have a few clouds out there. but temperatures start to lift up by monday. lots of gorgeous sunshine temperatures inland in the upper 60's. and then we really start rolling as we get into next week. so it's going

to be a really nice looking forecast. once we get past this system that we're dealing with today. >> thank you so much for joining us this afternoon on kron 4. i'm justine waldman. appreciate your time. see you back here tomorrow.

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