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>> after a fire on island. and we hear from a survivor of the deadly half moon bay mass shooting. well, he says he's suing the farm where it happened. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's saturday. april, the 6. let's get your day started with a first check of the weather with dave spahr. good morning, dave. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. in a pretty nice weekend forecast we have to deliver. the only thing is going to be a bit on the chilly side. the least going to get a lot of sunshine going on here in other is a little wrinkle in here for sunday. but on balance looks to be pretty good for. >> most folks, here's a live shot coming in the east bay shoreline blue skies we're dealing with. we do have a frost advisory that's in place. we'll have a bit more on that in just a bit right now on storm tracker. 4, not

much the way of interference will get to some local clouds, maybe down the santa cruz mountains later on for today. but on balance, it's called mostly sunny for most folks. way upstream there. you can see kind of the outline of a little bit of a weak front. that will be a slight player in our sunday forecast which will talk about a look at those winds. calm the single digits. not a big player here. we do expect a little pop in those winds going right across the golden gate up through the carquinez strait later today. now here's that frost advisory mentioned until 9 o'clock. we always have a lot of that surface moisture. it was kind of left over after the rain that we had in the skies opened up and therefore it allowed may be some frost to kind of collect and some locations, basically every work inland out of the south bay, even in the north bay, too, but not near water. san francisco. 35 santa rosa at this hour. we have 38 for concord. so some chilly numbers still to be had some 40's scratching their the east bay shoreline. and yes, that is below what our numbers were from yesterday and for highs today, going to be very modest

at that spending most of the day in the 50's, despite the fact most people going to see pretty much wall to wall sunshine highs only looking about 60 for some of those inland valleys, even after a chilly start your saturday. looks like by sunday, a slight warm up with more that sunshine with the wrinkle. maybe some afternoon clouds that morning. forecast a bit. stephanie. >> san francisco firefighters responded to a house fire on treasure island around 7.40, last night. one person was taken to the hospital. the fire department sharing this video from the scene after the fire was put out saying it caused some serious damage to the building. the cause of the fire is under investigation. officials say the house was supposed to be vacant, but firefighters did find evidence of squatting and hoarding. no one was inside this structure at the time of the fire. person was hospitalized after crash and possible shooting on i-80 onramp in berkeley calls

into 9-1-1. reported the car had been shot up by somebody in a different car before it crashed. chp is leading the investigation but has not yet confirmed that the source of the victims injuries. we will keep you updated as we learn more. a san francisco restaurant owner plans to go on a hunger strike for a month over a bike lane he says is costing him his livelihood. that bike lane running through the middle of valencia street was first put in place in august as part of a pilot project. city officials said the goal was to improve safety for cyclists. but business owners on valencia street say that bike lane has cost them their parking spots parklets and overall business. one of those business owners is yet elsa. will he owns a middle eastern restaurant called yasmin. there. he says a hunger strike is the only way to get his voice heard. >> tried so many times to reach to the city. so many times went to the board meetings and i went to city hole and try to reach out and and nobody ever talked to in the only response i would get

most of the time is go talk to or from association. and every time try to talk to mobilize association refused to talk to him. >> he plans to start his hunger strike tomorrow. a man who survived the half moon bay mass shooting is speaking out. he was working at the mushroom farm where a gunman opened fire as four's terisa stasio reports he is suing the farm for not protecting workers. >> i have suffered a lot. >> do it to me. those done. >> i was 2 months in the hospital speaking with the help of an interpreter on friday, pedro perez shared how he lives in pain every day since the mass shooting in half moon bay on january, 23rd 2023 on that day. he says the shooter identified by police as disgruntled employee surely shao shot perez 5 times twice in the stomach and once in the arm hip elbow and face barely getting incident happened.

>> and still not working. >> he's struggling emotionally from going through the experience of being a witness to his brother's any struggling financially because the injuries that he suffered are preventing him from working. perez is now being represented by coach it pitre mccarthy. they're suing california terra garden corp, the owner, the mushroom farm. >> where pedro and jose worked for negligence and for wrongful death. perez's brother jose died that day leaving behind a wife and 4 children. perez says that they came to this country to earn money and spend time with his brother. we would put together and we would go to the store. we were inseparable. >> really all about. sure. inland nation's were >> showing federal government and the state of california to we're not spending few dollars more to help people that go out and hit the road that

tourney. joe coach, it says that they are asking for an undisclosed amount of money, adding that the lawsuit is bigger than just perez family. it's also for workers throughout the state and nationally who face similar horrible conditions after the shooting, it was revealed how the mushroom farm workers lived an empty container boxes with no running water, no bathrooms, no insulation or kitchen to prepare food to eat. >> the accused shooter allegedly opened fire because he was frustrated. the farm wanted him to pay $100 fine for damaging the machine used at work. his trial is expected to start in the coming months. and half moon bay theresa kron. 4 news. >> an east bay city celebrates the 4th of july without its official fireworks show this year. kron four's dan thorn looked into why. >> livermore city leaders say they're not going to be doing a 4th of july fireworks show at night this year after

thousands of people showed up last year and essentially took over the city. instead, they're proposing some daytime events that are targeted more towards the local community and some livermore residents we caught up with say they thought the influx will be good for the city and not having 4th of july fireworks just isn't the same. the 4th of july fireworks have fizzled out in livermore in a video shared on facebook. the city says after more than 12,000 people showed up last year, neither it nor the livermore area recreation park district can handle the influx this year. >> our events growing popularity has made it clear that the city or la rpd simply do not have the resources or infrastructure such as roadways and parking to ensure safe family event that our community can access. city manager mary anne marie siobhan also pointed out that last year, more than half of those people who came for the event were not from livermore. >> the flood of visitors took

over neighborhoods and traffic was snarled with people trying to find parking police chief jeremy young says with streets being clogged, it makes it difficult for emergency vehicles to get around. additionally, there was a high level of frustration. from those stuck in traffic and those who live in the areas impacted by the crowds. some livermore residents say they were surprised by the city canceling the fireworks show. they figure the city would want a lot of people to come. >> what would you not want to bring people things to the city here and have make more money why would they business in town? >> the other issue for some is not celebrating independence day with fireworks ignite. the city is instead proposing a family-friendly daytime event at the livermore municipal airport route. downing says that's not the way it should be. everybody want fireworks. before july. >> whole point of the whole life, the point. but i mean, one of being the family friends, kids look forward to

it. fireworks in event. >> the city says they're also going to be looking into some neighborhoods, celebrations for the 4th of july and more details are expected on that in the coming weeks in livermore, dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> excitement is growing for tonight's powerball jackpot. it's now worth more than a billion dollars. can you believe it? well, first of many justices live for us now along the creek with more on stephanie, are you planning to play this year? this month >> they will see. right? haha this year. yeah. let's take a let's take part in the powerball. the next drawing is tonight at 11:59pm. eastern time n. >> the jackpot prize has gotten quite large now estimated to be at 1.3 billion dollars after 3 months without a winner. so let's break everything down for you guys this morning. there has been 40 consecutive drawings and someone has won. the powerball

is top prize, which was on new year's day. the jackpot stop prize has rolled over 3 times a week for months and the odds of winning is one in 292.2 million. but power law says because a strong ticket sales across the country coupled with a boost in interest rates used to fund the into new ties prize. it has pushed the powerball jackpot even higher ahead of tonight's drawing game. leaders increased powerball jackpot friday from an estimated 1.2, 3 billion to 1.3 billion is the 4th largest powerball jackpot in 8th largest among u.s. lottery history. so the cash prize, if someone wins tonight would be 608 million dollars. stephanie, back to you. >> all right, stephanie, thank you so much. coming up here on the kron 4 morning news. more trouble for the a's. why the team could face an uphill battle to get the las vegas athletics. trademark.

>> and after the break, we'd week is coming to san francisco. we hear from the mayor on this new event. >> help out this your weekend and sunshine occurring at the same time. little bit chilly in those temps are going to spend most today in the 50's. we'll lay it all out for you. we'll lay it all out for you. and if you rea i'm adding downy unstopables to my wash.

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too easy. coffee? yup. >> as the a's prepare for a move to las vegas, they may not be taking their name with them and application for the las vegas athletics. trademark has been filed but not by the team. kron four's dan kerman explains who is trying to claim the name. >> it all started with this post suggesting that is the a's were announcing their move

to sacramento for the next 3 seasons. they were also applying for the trademarks to both the sacramento a's and the sacramento athletics. a search on the u.s. patent and trademark swept site confirms that. but what it also confirms is this back on march 6th, someone applied for the trademark las vegas athletics head. it wasn't the a's. we said let's file for. and so we filed a new one. got accepted. now it's and draw something. so last hopefully within 5 months will be the owners of the last las vegas athletics. >> you heard that correctly a's fan group, the last dive bar. one of a's owner john fisher's, most vocal opponents has applied for the trademark las vegas athletics. find it really interesting data. >> for over a year, right? they haven't applied for las vegas athletics. trademark. that makes you wonder. >> what does it make? you wonder? well, you know, there's a lot of rumors at the start that the whole las vegas

thing was just and will be having the a's do their work for them investigate. you know, expansion in las vegas. and so maybe case was never the final destination for the athletics. and so maybe it was always sacramento. you don't know. >> ryan johansen with the last dive bar says the reason they've applied for the las vegas athletics. trademark is simple. this is a team that's taking everything from us from has a fan base. they're despicable humans. as far as the front office, i don't care about the fans. it will care about the community. don't care about baseball. so we thought this would be a great way to just kind of. be a thorn in their side. and if they want the trademark, you know, and it gets approved, they got to go through to get it. johansen says his group should know in 5 months if they get that trademark. >> then he says watch out for what comes next. >> we're definitely excited about the possibility if we get that free market, there's a lot of fun stuff we're going to do with it. dan kerman kron, 4 news.

>> and this will also be the last a season for hundreds of vendors at the coliseum. sellers of beer, hot dogs and popcorn are now down to their final 74 home games for a long time. beer hawker and oakland native kendra thompson. the a's move to sacramento is heartbreaking. he says it's going to cost hundreds of jobs in food in his own. >> i grew up watch my father man. and it's like a dream job for me not much. it makes emotion. you want to yell strain. >> you know, you want to figure next move as soon as possible. >> thompson says there's other. there's always other places to be a vendor like oracle park. but he said it's just not the same feeling. he has no plans to follow the team to sacramento. all right. well, let's take a live look outside at mount tam, a gorgeous view of the bay that we're seeing right here on their city of san francisco. the right hand side of your screen. there a day. what are you keeping an eye on? >> you know, you look at that. you're not sure. is that hot or cold? is it warm or cold outside? we know it's cold.

but i mean, if you didn't know any better with that, become a sultry summer, almost so true little early, i guess to say that. but i was just look at the imagery there. so, okay, good morning, 70. good morning. all you know, we're going go into spring, though. you're gonna like this extended forecast. and as we're looking at things, almost tropical these puppy clouds off to the distance here and there's half moon bay for you. but make no mistake about it, we know better and you'll see these numbers. it's not spring or summer yet. still a bit on the chilly side. so upstream watching this guy here as a player on our sunday forecast, there is a chance we might see the flare up of some afternoon clouds in the hills. miybe a shower thrown in there. but as far as really much big change for most folks won't really impact your day. so for today, we see the buildup of some cloud cover down south santa cruz mountains. but most folks are looking at mostly sunny skies. then that wave comes by just referenced tomorrow morning. the interesting a couple little showers going on there before dawn, tends to stabilize the atmosphere. but with this little disturbance here that may cause with that lift being cause like that.

that's not a possible to see a shower. maybe it's overdoing it here. but those higher elevations particular because you get that up sloping, you get the cloud cover anyway, might get a stray shower up there. but with the populated areas are a little bit less likely or less of an impact. but it just want to mention that there that's going to be a player on sunday. won't have that interference, though. in today's forecast about those winds, there comes that pop right across the quirkiness straight this afternoon after daytime heating. but then more of an interesting wind pattern along the coast as you'll notice tomorrow, mostly and a breeze elsewhere. there comes those offshore changing the guard from a trough to a high in. you're going to feel the result of those temperatures in the extended today, sunny, a few afternoon clouds, chilly 60 for a high there with most folks in the 50's tomorrow, mostly sunny clouds in the hills. one again, note that early morning pop of isolated shower there. we showed you then with the daytime heating will see those clouds mostly in the hills and maybe a sprinkle thrown in there with a high near 60 warming up to the lower 80's by the end of

the week. coming up, how about that for a shot? 67 for a high. we're going go. san francisco. still chilly, though, today. 59 oakland, 62. meanwhile for san jose and you can see high temperatures there lower 60's for the most part, a lot of upper 50's as you know, love this extended forecast and like the warm. so yes, to keep you in suspense that you have to wait for bus all hanging. and so, you all you know, is high pressure is building. that's a good guy for you. like pro came to us and then we want the warm weather to come in soon. thank you so like a stephanie area. haha. >> all right. well, francisco's restaurant week is in full swing. it's an opportunity for restaurants to highlight. >> their most popular dishes and for people to find some new spots to eat. >> i think it's nice because it feels like a celebration across the city. one of things we work really hard at the golden gate restaurant association is trying to make certain that we have participants in all different neighborhoods across the city and also at all different price points. we have $10 lunches all the way up to $90

dinners. so it's really there's something for everyone. that's something that's accessible and nearby for everyone. and restaurant week does run until april 14th, some restaurants to require reservations. you can find available offers at sf restaurant week dot com. >> a new experience is coming to san francisco sf weed week features some of the state's top growers and brands kron four's gayle ong tells us all about it. >> sf weed week will feature 7 nights of 7 grover's releasing new strains in 7 license lounges in dispensaries. david downs is the founder also was inspired by amoeba records which holds great in-store appearances for >> its musicians, i believe growers are rock stars. i know that strains there are celebrities and they deserve that kind of treatment. these lounges deserved to be packed, just like clubs and the strain releases that you're going to see are all going to sell out. san francisco mayor london breed join the cannabis

community friday celebrating sf we week is just like beer weekend restaurant week and all these other things that matter of fact rest we and we week should be at the same time. >> they're going to be hungry. the mayor also addressing the cancellation of the official for 20 event on hippie hill at golden gate park. >> where hundreds of cannabis users light up for the holiday. let's be clear. i love 40 point. we didn't enforce are no smoking in the park rules. we allow people to come together. we're not saying it's canceled. the event is canceled for 20 gannett event that has come together. not because the city says it's so but because of the community makes it happen. the mayor shared insight on what the cannabis industry can do for san francisco. we project in 2020 for 2025. that it will project 789 million

dollars into our economy. meantime, the inaugural as if we'd week will kick off next saturday at the mission. cannabis club with san francisco dignitaries lighting up a ceremonial first joins what we all dream of all of us. legal operators in the city. >> one at an event like this, something that drives traffic kuwait and engaging way experience in san francisco, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a thief makes an interesting change in their word road to steal a package word road to steal a package who got the details coming up?

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residents. front steps you can see the manal shoes. they're poking up from the bottom of the bag as he tip toes to and from the door. the victim says he got a notification that his package had been delivered, but he was pretty confused when he didn't see anything there. that's when he checked the security camera. he rewound the footage and saw this happening. you could call this san jose business pretty lucky. tps liquor on king road near the 101 tully road at recently sold scratcher with a 2 million dollar prize. the lottery says the winner was playing a $20 instant prize. crossword specter. >> the chances of winning that prize one and 1.2 million dollar million. so pretty slim chances. but some incredible incredible that they beat the odds there. >> chances are its happened to you. you clocked out of work only for this to happen you

get an after-hours call from your box. so to well, now there's a new bill going to the legislature giving you specifically the right. >> to ignore capitol correspondent eytan wallace. i'll tell you about the right

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the kron. 4 morning news. thank you so much for joining us today. i'm stephanie lin. let's get you started this half hour with a look at our forecast with mister dave sphar. hey, there it. >> good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. the bright yellows work for you, stephanie, because today we've got a beautiful sunshine kind of weekend going on here. sunday might be some kind of intrusion of some cloud cover. as i mentioned up in the hills, got to keep that is an addendum here. but a look at sfo right now. no delays. look at the sunshine already. lighting things up very nicely. there. the breakdown today, although those temperatures reduced few afternoon puppy clouds, particularly in the santa cruz mountains, this go around and most readings during the day are going to stay pretty much in the upper 50's at that. all right. going forward as far as what storm tracker 4 has to say. clear for california. we are watching a weak system dropping south. that's a little bug in the ointment here. that's going to mess things up a little bit on sunday. 35 santa rosa. 37 for got about 44, for any off with 48. meanwhile, for san francisco, we do have that frost advisory still in place

covering most of the inland spots, not including san francisco, were areas near water. a look ahead for the next few days. hey, looking pretty much smooth sailing. look at that 70 by monday. and we've only just begun going to be warming up all week long. have that extended for you. but also check out your 4 zone forecast for today. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you. lawyers for a convicted murderer are attempting to have his death sentence reduced. the prisoner was found guilty of murdering 12 year-old polly klaas in petaluma in 1996 four's philippe djegal spoke with the girl's father. >> marc klass return to santa clara county superior court in san jose friday. his late daughter, polly, is convicted. killer richard alan davis did not. i don't think about richard allen davis. until something like this happens with his absence. court-approved davis's defense requested the hearing arguing his death sentence should be reconsidered based on new law that disregards previous sentencing enhancements. prosecutors say he is not

eligible and that the attempt to vacate a jury verdict is unwarranted. i believe that the criminals in the california system. >> have very powerful advocates. in sacramento. because there seems to have been a systemic. attempt to undermine. >> wall after law after law apparently accomplish 3 things. they seem to be trying to destroy 3 strikes. >> because this is all about sentence enhancements. this is exactly what 3 strikes was about. they're trying to empty the prisons and i believe the population is down to 77,000. inmates at this point and they're trying to eliminate the death penalty in 199 polly klaas was kidnapped from her home in petaluma during a slumber party. >> 2 months later, davis confessed to killing and burying the 12 year-old girl in a shallow grave near cloverdale. on friday, a motion was filed by the sentencing. another filed by

prosecutors disputing qualification the judge heard arguments but did not issue a ruling. marc klass never expected he would have to return to court for this case after davis was convicted. i think it's it's. terribly unfair because >> people like me don't i don't have advocates. i mean, he's got people going to court i think our prosecutors great, but he's representing the people. the only person here this representing pauley army and the other people that were. in the gallery with know this is terrible. this case returns to court at the end of may. >> in san jose, philippe djegal kron. 4 news. >> the city of san jose recently launched a program using artificial intelligence to detect unhoused people. mayor matt mahan spoke with us and how it works. >> and we have one car. we've got outfitted with a half dozen cameras were just beginning to test this one of

the things we found we actually didn't set out initially to do this. we're really focused on potholes and graffiti to start. is that these cameras are pretty effective at identifying where people are living in vehicles. this is on road only. we're actually not focused on tent encampments with this pilot. but on on roads were able to figure out when people are living in their car, rv. >> city officials say the technology is being used to better provide services for those in need. holmes advocates, though, worry that this will be used to push unhoused residents out. san jose. 2 palestinian owned businesses are teaming up with islamic relief usa for a fundraising event to support people in gaza. we heard from one of the business owners. >> want people to to know and understand that there's a lot of people that are suffering from this war in gaza. people that are dying. i'm getting. massacre right now. and it's you know, being that i'm i'm

full steam. it's incredibly sad to go on with our daily lives with over 32,000 deaths since october. >> he says he hosted a similar fundraiser at his restaurant in november saying that event raised over $30,000. >> we need a neighborhood mayor witb experience to rebuild our city from the ground up. >> and with that san francisco board of supervisors, president aaron peskin is officially in the running to be the city's next mayor. he holds his first campaign event at 11 o'clock this morning in san francisco, he released this campaign video on friday after filing the official paperwork to run for mayor. >> i think people know my work on behalf of neighborhoods of san francisco. i want to be a neighborhood mayor that honors every neighborhood in san francisco. i don't think that this is about progressives or moderates. this is about taking care of san francisco and being a mayor who knows

how. >> the best can enter the race along with incumbent mayor london breed supervisor ahsha stuff. i e nonprofit executive daniel lurie and former san francisco interim mayor and supervisor mark farrell. and now to a bill that's garnered a lot of attention in the state legislature and around the nation. it's been dubbed the right to disconnect giving employees the right to ignore communication from their bosses. after working hours, capitol correspondent eytan wallace spoke with san francisco assemblymember matt haney who authored this bill. >> well, certainly it's happened to all of us. at some point you've clocked out of work for the day. you've gone home and then. >> this happens. you get a call from your boss. you answer one new proposal. the legislature wants to give you a right. >> not >> the next time you get a call or text from your boss. after hours, you could have a formal right to ignore it. that's if assembly bill. 27. 51 also known as the right to

disconnect bill. >> becomes law. you've got to draw some boundaries here and there to make sure that people i can have time with their families and have time to recharge. that's why san francisco assemblymember matt haney says he authored the bill. if i think something that is very american. >> work hard when you're working. and sometimes as late hours, even but make sure that we have time with your kids and that your family also is able to come first. the bill would not make it illegal for employers to reach out to workers after hours. >> but it would require employers to establish a right to disconnect policy for their employees after work specifically would require bosses to define compensated hours and notify their employees that they have a right to disconnect during non-working hours. if companies are found to be in violation of this, they could face $100 daily. as for haiti, he says he's confident the bill will protect workers, but he believes it will benefit employers as well. it's good for california industries. you know, right now. >> california is going to find ourselves competing for a lot

of high skilled workers. if we're burning them out, if we're not offering a work-life balance, we're not giving them protected time with their families. not going to stand a job and and they're going to leave the california chamber of commerce begs to differ. in a letter, the chamber argued the bill will effectively subject all employees to a rigid working schedule and prohibit communication between employers and employees. absent emergency. >> this blanket rule is a step backwards for workplace flexibility. but haney disagrees for california are most important and essential. >> asset is our workforce. it's why people are here. it's by companies are here. they come here. they grow here to stay here. they invest here and we better how we start squeezing him so much. we start telling me all get time with your kids. they're not going to be here much longer and we're going to lose than to other places. >> so what happens next? will the bill will come up for a hearing in the assembly labor committee in the coming weeks reporting at the state capitol. eytan wallace kron. 4 news.

>> a new bill is aiming to help is symptoms of opioid withdrawal for people recovering from addiction. the bill also introduced by assembly member matt haney would make the drug methadone more accessible for addiction treatment. the treatment is available right now in california. but patients must go to specialized clinics to get it. he says drug dealers often gather in front of these clinics to sell drugs to vulnerable former users. and he wants to expand methadone is as readily available as narcan. all right. take a look at this. these are not food labels. these are new labels. federal officials are making internet companies provide to customers. the goal is to provide important information consumers without overloading them with too much information. it shows prices rates, data, allowances and speeds. industry experts say the having this information is good for competition. >> i can see service is reviving the speed. i wanted the prices. i need. i go to service provider. be.

>> all internet service providers with more than 100,000 customers have until april 10th to publish these new labels companies with less than 100,000 customers have until october. president joe biden is set to announce his latest effort to broaden student loan relief. he's expected to lay out 3 new categories for borrowers, eligible to get some or all of their federal loans canceled. just last month, it was announced nearly 80,000 public sector workers, including teachers and social workers, would have their student debt canceled. this all comes after the supreme court rejected the administration's first attempt to cancel debt last year. california home buyers can now apply for up to $150,000 in real estate loans, registration is open for the dream for all shared appreciation loan program offers up to 20% of a down payment. closing costs for first time home buyers. the california housing finance agency expects to hand out up

to 2000 vouchers. coming up here on the kron 4 morning news. 99 stores going out of business. the bay area stores that are closing up for good. >> plus, the giants versus padres game ends in dramatic fashion. how the giants fared in their home opener. >> highs today still been on the chilly side with lower 60's. and that's with pretty much wall-to-wall. sunshine. little bit of a change for your sunday, but we are warming up into next week. i got the extended your 4 zone to the kron. 4 morning news continues.

>> all right, taking a live look now at the golden gate bridge. so pretty out there at 7.44. this saturday morning as folks start to wake up, dave, what are you keeping an eye on? what are you thinking about this? okay. dumped a pretty view. it very much. so you're going to get pretty much wall-to-wall. sunshine on balance, just some high cloudiness there and over the hills. you might start to see that afternoon. puppy cumulus. also looking at nice pictures, almost going to go the way here briefly does. >> want to show you this is just somebody national park. but look at the fresh coating of snow here. pristine picture here. not going remain that way for too much longer as we're going to see numbers warm up. so we get a little bit of melting here. in fact, not so much initially here, early part of the week, temps in the low side, but tuesday start to pop to 57. but as we see numbers on the home front, warm up, that's something you to get up there around tahoe. and we don't like to see too much melting too quickly. this early in the season. what kind of keep that bottled up a little bit and gradually fell

into the rivers reservoirs and so forth. stormtracker 4 kind of noting this front off towards the west. it will be a player that's tomorrow. not so much today. temperature check for this is why the frost advisory in place are 35 santa rosa. 39 for even 30's well inland in the east bay. 44 for antioch, with 40's hugging the east bay shoreline. even a 48 for san francisco, futurecast for a pretty much an eventful today. maybe some scattered clouds up there in the santa cruz mountains tomorrow morning, noting that little chance, maybe a sprinkle that will probably favor near the water. now she might get some coastal drizzle. all of that in one, the east bay shoreline later. however, once that front passes and you have the daytime heating with the moisture may be in place, you'll see that puppy cumulus. that looks like the summer a little bit. and it may technically produce a shower up there in the hills. now it's going fight through some dry air getting through, particularly at the surface where the population is. so we might actually see anything that lives near you. but there's that risk favors pretty much the east bay hills up to the north and down south

a little bit longer range is kind of a yawn or we get past of all of this. get through this traffic, mostly sunny and early next week there, some scattered clouds make note of as we get around thursday. temperatures don't care. that will be a little bit of a temperature, correct or towards the end of next this week. coming up here. but look, still ok on the other side. 4 zone forecast today. again, chilly. 57, san francisco and still the 50's hug the coast today. 58 going on for burlingame and this is what lots of sunshine at work 60 for redwood city, palo alto. 59 in the south bay. 62 san jose around 60 along the east bay shoreline near that well inland. this is kind of more of the winter type program. you don't see the coupling between the inland areas in the east bay shoreline. pretty close to 60 58 for richmond. 57 vallejo, 61 for fairfield in santa rosa at 61. all right. but go up because really nice warm up here away. we go roller coaster up there to lower 80's for wet thursday into friday

there. stephanie, just for you. we've got a low friday, but who cares? love the look of the has more of a 70's saying no, no, that's a to with a spoon. did you see what she says? haha. all right. i learn something day-to-day. thanks. urges jobs report. >> is surprising economists in a good way. our washington correspondent hannah brandt explains what it means for the average consumer. >> the labor department just put out new jobs numbers, the current momentum of the u.s. economy is quite solid. in march, the u.s. added more than 300,000 new jobs. john dornin berg with the national economic council says the white house is happy with those numbers. we have built a recovery because of this president's policies and bankrate analyst mark hamrick says the economic figures are part of an ongoing trend. economists and many other people have been expecting both the economy and the job market to cool substantially just really isn't happening.

the march report also showed low unemployment and wage gains that are outpacing inflation. will people's impressions of the economy match the objective indicators, political science professor todd belt says that could have a major impact on the upcoming presidential election. what we know about job approval of the president is that is highly correlated. >> the economic indicators recently, inflation has been trending down, but persistent and hamrick says people are still adjusting to the higher costs. and we would expect that normalization to continue to take some time because we have not been relieved of the burden of high prices. but the president's team says consumer spending is up and that is an indication that, you know, families are feeling good about. >> the direction that things are going. no, of course there's still work to do and the election is still 7 months away. it's still a long way, but it's really going to matter what people are feeling at the time of the election in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >> another round of layoffs hitting the bay area tech

community. apple announcing it will lay off more than 600 workers in santa clara fact of next month. the tech company recently notified state labor officials about those layoffs in february. the tech giant shut down its decade-old quest to build an electric car that led to more than 1000 job cuts or reassignments for employees working on that project. after more than 40 years, $0.99 only stores are closing their doors. operators of the popular discount chains say they're not. >> making enough money to survive. the closure leaves nearly 14,000 workers without a job. the area locations include richmond, antioch, fairfield, and fremont. spoken we spoke, we spoke with says he'll just shop at other discount stores. >> i don't know what what's going on good to see they don't know what's problem? can look at the close it. >> i'm good. the bad and the >> and official closing date has yet to be announced. now to bay area sports. the giants

hosting their san diego, the san diego padres in their home opener. san francisco trying to bounce back after being swept by the dodgers in los angeles. erin wilson has the highlights. >> well, there all kinds of sports going on friday, but the giants opening day probably took the cake for the bay. now after a 2 in 5 opening road trip, the giants, they came home to oracle park to the team always puts on a show for opening day with pomp and circumstance. of course, they had to welcome this guy >> melvin, the palo alto keita with taliban played at the giant. now he's managing the teen. will the crowd's excited looking very blunt. this the crowd looked like he could still san juan out of covid co. he didn't, is they were down. one that made this point michael conforto who rips a shot out to right all the way to the while, john cooley comes all the way around to score and the all tied up and one, go through this area with the same school. but this time, fernando tatis eu 9th

the game with a single to left index, a merrill scored to put the padres up to the one. now, in spite of that run, the giants starter, jordan hicks actually pitched pretty great game. he went 7 innings, only gave up one earned run on 5 hits. now he deserved much better from his offense. but eventually the giants get it to give it a good tight, a fit to the bottom of the night. chapman got hit, bringing up tyrell a who did he lays the shot to the gap in left center field off the base of the wow. that all he or she wrote chapman. but good of round, all the plates trying to get to home plate and you see him there. he tried get to before tag for that game. winning run there. and on opening day in walk-off the giant make a home crowd very, very happy. they have the >> padres again tonight at 6. >> suspect to you. and today. >> meanwhile, the oakland a's in detroit taking on the

tigers. it was a rough start for the a's. detroit scored 3 runs in the 4th inning. oakland trying to mount a comeback in the 6 but was not enough to put wins by a final of 5 to 4. >> 2 teams play again this morning. first pitch at 10, 10 in >> do you think you're good enough to go? pro the oakland ballers baseball team holds open tryouts today to recruit coming season. the ball is debuting the independent pioneer league. the team is spending 1.6 million dollars to renovate oakland's raimondi park. try as for the baller start at 10 this morning at laney college. more than 50 players already signed up. good luck. and with only 6 games remaining in the regular season, the warriors are looking to finish strong and sneak into the playoffs. it took on the dallas mavericks last night, a very close match up. the warriors were down early but battled back tying the game with a huge shot from steph curry. >> with the mavericks proved to be too much play. thompson would miss a last second shot to win the game. the warriors

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>> happening today in the east bay, the fam oakland host, the melrose artwalk on fairfax avenue from 12:00pm to 06:00pm in oakland, the event offers food, art and music from local bay area talent. for more information about this visit, oakland dot com slash events. and oakland's indigenous red market comes back to the town today. the event brings together indigenous artists, entrepreneurs and vendors from around the bay area. the event happens today from 11:00am to 4 at the native american health center in oakland. the

red market is free to attend for all ages. >> and update now from the oakland zoo. lily, the tiger cub is feeling so much better as you can see there and soon will be moved. >> so her forever home. the zoo posted this video showing lily rolling around in the hay engaging with the vets who helped her recover from bone fractures over the last 6 weeks she was brought into the zoo in february from a private facility. zoo officials say lilly will be moved to a special facility that focuses on big tech care because she's going to grow fest. as it keepers at the london celebrating 3 special deliveries. check this out. 3 endangered asiatic lion cubs arrived in mid-march. thanks to this cub cam footage we could see just how cute they are and their size as well. you can see them cuddling with mama, aria and no, dan around, only 700 asiatic lions live in

the wild. so the arrival of these little ones is seen as a positive step forward for the species survival. still ahead in the next hour on the kron 4 morning news, you still have the chance to win big with tonight's powerball drawing. and a survivor of the half moon bay mass shooting files a lawsuit against one of the farms involved.

>> now on the kron 4 morning news, one person is injured after a fire on treasure island. and we hear from a

survivor of the deadly half moon bay mass shooting. why he says he's suing the farm where it happened. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. good saturday to you. we're covering a lot of news for you this morning. let's get started with a look at the weather with mister dave sphar. good morning to you, dave. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and a nice weekend to report to you as well as we have a lot of sunshine going on for your saturday sunday. there's little wrinkle in there in terms of seeing some clouds in the hills and maybe cut some sprinkles going on the afternoon tomorrow. but >> on balance, looking pretty good. speaking of some scattered clouds, see a little around half moon bay. they almost look little tropical in nature. but that puppy cumulus stuff. you can expect to see some of that part of the tomorrow afternoon. again in the hills. there's that line way up towards our north west. it's going to be extra added

tater as we get the daytime heating as well to just provide that left. that's the name of the game. and that's how you get clouds are going up together and maybe start to get some showers at work here. winds other pretty much a variable for now. single digits, not major activity in that, although there is a little afternoon pop, that's very typical. right across the golden gate to the carquinez strait and then tomorrow looks like they're kind of kind of favor the coast a little bit. first things first, though, yes, cold. it is with the frost advisory for all the inland areas. this will be for another hour here. and that include coastal sections or areas near water. but temperatures kind of reveal that as well. 37 nap and santa rosa already seen some 40's popping places like well, vallejo, but antioch in the east bay. shoreline is pretty much in the 40's for now. that is behind where we were this time from yesterday. now, despite the fact they're going to see a lot of sunshine today. don't let that fool you. you're not going to see much movement in the temperature today. only in the 50's to reach about 60 or so well inland. but patience is a virtue because of our extended. oh, yes, we have some spring weather coming

your way. >> firefighters responded to a house fire on treasure island around 7.40, last night. one person was taken to the hospital. the fire department shared this video from the scene after the fire was put out saying it caused some serious damage to the building. the cause of the fire is under investigation. officials say the house was supposed to be vacant, but firefighters did find evidence of squatting in hardin. >> no one was inside the structure at the time of this fire. one person was hospitalized after a crash in possible shooting i-80 onramp in berkeley calls into 9-1-1. reported the car had been shot at by someone in a different car just before it crashed. chp is leading the investigation but is not confirm the source of the victims injuries. we will keep you updated as we learn more. have a says the restaurant owner plans to go on a hunger strike for a month over a bike

lane that he says is costing him his livelihood. this by clinton running through the middle of valencia street was first put in place in august as part of a pilot project. city officials at the time. so the goal was to improve safety for cyclists. but business owners on valencia street say the bike lane has cost them their parking spots parklets and overall business. one of those business owners is elsa. will he owns a middle eastern restaurant called yasmin. he says a hunger strike is the only way to get his voice heard. >> tried so many times to reach to the city so many times went to the board meetings and i went to city hole and try to reach out and and nobody ever talked to in the only response i would get most of the time is go talk to or from association. and every time try to talk to mobilize association refused to talk to him. >> he plans to start his hunger strike tomorrow. a man who survived the half moon bay mass shooting is speaking out. he was working at the mushroom farm where a gunman opened

fire has called for us to assist. also reports he's suing the farm for not protecting workers. >> i have suffered a lot. >> do it to me. those done. >> i was 2 months in the hospital speaking with the help of an interpreter on friday, pedro perez shared how he lives in pain every day since the mass shooting in half moon bay on january, 23rd 2023 on that day. he says the shooter identified by police as disgruntled employee surely shao shot perez 5 times twice in the stomach and once in the arm elbow and face barely getting incident happened. >> and still not working. >> he's struggling emotionally from going through the experience of being a witness to his brother's any struggling financially because the injuries that he suffered are preventing him from working. perez is now being represented by coach it pitre

mccarthy. they're suing california terra garden corp, the owner, the mushroom farm. >> where pedro and jose worked for negligence and for wrongful death. perez's brother jose died that day leaving behind a wife and 4 children. perez says that they came to this country to earn money and spend time with his brother. we put together and we would go to the store. we were inseparable. >> really all about. yes, sure will. land nation's were >> shouldn't. federal government and the state of california we are not spending few dollars more to help people that go out and hit the road attorneys. joe coach, it says that they are asking for an undisclosed amount of money, adding that the lawsuit is bigger than just the perez family. it's also for workers throughout the state and nationally who face similar horrible conditions after the shooting, it was revealed how the mushroom farm workers

lived an empty container boxes with no running water, no bathrooms, no insulation or kitchen to prepare food to eat. >> the accused shooter allegedly opened fire because he was frustrated. the farm wanted him to pay $100 fine for damaging the machine used at work. his trial is expected to start in the coming months. and happening today, theresa kron, 4 news. >> well, taking a live look at sfo now where a united airlines plane parking at a gate clipped wings with another plane that did happen on thursday night. to be clear, united says no passengers were injured in that incident. and everyone deplane as normal. according to flightaware, the plane was coming in from reno, nevada, for a stopover in sfo before heading to fort lauderdale. this marks the latest in a series of mishaps involving united flights, many which have happened at sfo early last month. a united flight from sfo to japan lost a wheel

during takeoff and had to divert los angeles. and earlier this week, a united flight bound from sfo for sfo from germany, rather was forced to return to the airport due to a toilet that overflowed into the cabin. the city of livermore celebrates the 4th of july without its official fireworks show this year. well, 4 is dan thorn looked into why. >> livermore city leaders say they're not going to be doing a 4th of july fireworks show at night this year after thousands of people showed up last year and essentially took over the city. instead, they're proposing some daytime events that are targeted more towards the local community and some livermore residents we caught up with say they thought the influx will be good for the city and not having 4th of july fireworks just isn't the same. the 4th of july fireworks have fizzled out in livermore in a video shared on facebook. the city says after more than 12,000 people showed up last year, neither it nor the livermore

area recreation park district can handle the influx this year. >> our events growing popularity has made it clear that the city or la rpd simply do not have the resources or infrastructure such as roadways and parking to ensure a safe family event that our community can access. city manager mary anne marie siobhan also pointed out that last year, more than half of those people who came for the event were not from livermore. >> the flood of visitors took over neighborhoods and traffic was snarled with people trying to find parking police chief jeremy young says with streets being clogged, it makes it difficult for emergency vehicles to get around. additionally, there was a high level of frustration. from those stuck in traffic and those who live in the areas impacted by the crowds. some livermore residents say they were surprised by the city canceling the fireworks show. they figure the city would want a lot of people to come. >> what would you not want to bring people things to the

city here and have make more money off? why would they business in town? >> the other issue for some is not celebrating independence day with fireworks at night. the city is instead proposing a family-friendly daytime event. the livermore municipal airport route downing says that's not the way it should be. everybody want fireworks. before july. >> whole point of the whole the point. but i mean, one of being the family friends, kids look forward to it. fireworks an event. >> the city says they're also going to be looking into some neighborhoods, celebrations for the 4th of july and more details are expected on that in the coming weeks in livermore, dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> excitement is growing for tonight's powerball jackpot. it's now worth more than a billion dollars. well, first of a justice live for us now in walnut creek with more on the excitement that's brewing around all of this. good morning to you. tiffany. good

morning, stephanie. if you want to try for the powerball tonight is your night. >> the next drawing is tonight at 08:00pm and the jackpot has gotten quite largest now estimated to be at 1.3 billion dollars after 3 months without a winner. so let's go ahead and talk more about this. there has been 40 consecutive drawing since someone has won. the powerball is top prize, which was on new year's day. the jackpots, the top prize has rolled over 3 times a week for months and the odds of winning is one in 292.2 million. but powerball says because of strong ticket sales across the country coupled with a boost in interest rates, yusuf and the prize. it has pushed the powerball jackpot even higher ahead of tonight's drawing game. leaders increased powerball jackpot friday from an estimated 1.2, 3 billion to 1.3 billion. it's the 4th

largest powerball jackpot in history and the 8th largest among u.s. lottery jackpot. so here in burlingame, this is a place where people are picking tickets this morning. we're going try to talk to them, but the cash price take away if someone wins tonight is going to be 608 million dollars. stephanie, back to you. >> all right. that's a lot of cash. thanks so much. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. more trouble for the a's. why the teen could face an uphill

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looking at the bay gorgeous view of the city of san francisco from this perspective here at a 14 this saturday morning, you know, day for me waking up. it was a pretty essential that i had to check it on you? oh, yeah, very much so. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. get that. frost advisory is still cook and even at this hour. >> no pun intended on their cooking there. there's the east bay shoreline. you can see 2 from our shot, a little bit of that haze >> use on stephanie shot early on off towards the distance. but a lot of blue skies that we're going to share today. yes, funny a weekend knocking that intrusion of rain. for the most part. talk about that a bit right now. upstream this front here. yeah, this little guy here is going to do a little disturbance act on us tomorrow. i'll break that down a bit. but for today, we're looking pretty good on that might see some afternoon t for clouds, the santa cruz mountains. we're good. here comes that system south, maybe an early little sprinkle going on that actually stabilizes the atmosphere. good thing. but then later on with daytime heating and again, that front,

that's kind of close to will provide that extra little lift. and that just sends the moisture higher up in the air, mass higher up in the hills and that sometimes produces the public. you minister tennessee a lot more this in the summer months and it's almost kind of reminiscent of the monsoon pattern where there's all this moisture that gets lifted up with daytime heating. so that may occur, but it may be virga, which means it never even strikes the ground or may not hit populated areas. so for the most part, let's keep it. some scattered clouds in the afternoon for most people on sunday. looking good as we go into next weekend, it will be a dry one at that. how about those winds? little pop this afternoon, right from the golden gate across the quirkiness trade. and then tomorrow looks like it favors along the coast where that frontal system, as you can see, the winds coming in from the northwest there. so the breakdown of everything here is today, sunny, with a few of those afternoon, scattered clouds going here. chilly 50 ish or so or 50's near 60 going on inland tomorrow, mostly sunny, but clouds in the hills. and we may start off with some morning sprinkles and all that continued cold near about 60

and then looks like a worsening in warming. lower 80's towards the end of next week again today. 57 san francisco. 59 oakland has try 62 for san jose. check out the temperature map here. one of more and the 4 zone forecast. but we're talking about lower 60's in placer. not a lot of varieties. we, tennessee in the warmer months, but we'll have more on that in the extended forecast 2 as well, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> the race continues today to rescue hundreds of trapped and missing people in taiwan. a deadly 7.4 magnitude earthquake struck the island on wednesday killing at least 13 people and injuring more than 1000 here in the bay area. the local effort is on now to send relief overseas. and joining me live now to share more is leona chen who is with the taiwanese american federation of northern california. thank you so much for joining us here today. thank you so much for having me. and leo, you are, of course, tony's american i i want to start off here just asking you, how's your family

doing? thank you so much. how's your family doing? i were to okay. fortunately my mother happened to fly back from taiwan the morning of when that earthquake happened. so she missed out on that from my father was still there. >> i text him right away. he was ok out and tides on. but and where is your family based in taipei? kyle show. okay. got yeah. good good. so hopefully not too much in terms not too much of an impact in terms of the building damage sure out there because just to clarify for folks who are watching the epicenter of the earthquake was on the eastern side of the island where as the cities that we're just referencing here, more on the on the western side of so it not just tell us a bit, too, though. i mean, this obviously. >> a big shock, though, for many of the taiwanese american community as well as those in walk us through the effect that this has had. >> sure, i think i would describe the impact right now as very informed pragmatism, right? the town's people, as you know, we're really cautious after the last major earthquake in 1999, where there were thousands of casualties. but since then,

taiwan has made such big improvements in terms of building codes and infrastructure that is designed to be earthquake proof. and so we saw much more limited damages this time around. despite the magnitude of the earthquake. alright, that being said there are still hundreds of people waiting rescue, which is why it's important to keep fundraising and making sure we're offering our support as much as possible. what have you heard from your peers were out in taiwan right now? i would say everyone is doing what they need to be doing and that means some people are going to relief efforts. some people are going back to work or school. and i think that shows a lot of the trust they have in the mechanism be put in place to protect themselves as a society and structurally to safeguard against earthquakes like this. tell us a bit about how the tonys american federation of northern california is working to help with relief efforts right now share so nice american federation of northern california is a 501, c 3 nonprofit u.s. tab list in 1973. so we have decades of experience and connecting counties americans to each

other and also to overseas taiwanese and institutions. and so we're currently fundraising. april 24th. well, all funds that we raise are going to be directly and fully transferred to the ministry of health and welfare. >> needed funds for disaster relief. and april 24th. wonderful. and where can people go to donate and learn more about how they can support? so we nations by zell and check that can find out more at half and feet that or if that is f and c dot uk, fantastic. and you know, looking towards the month of may, we know that that are taiwanese american heritage week. >> tell us about the importance and the significance of highlighting an elevated tony's american stores, especially at this time. appreciate that question. i think as we think about how we've been responding to this crisis, what has really moved me is how quickly tony's americans are to mobilize around both natural and geopolitical crises for taiwan. i think that it's so moving that a lot of us have our hearts in taiwan and that we can

physically be there to come for our loved ones. we're doing what we can. i think nice americans also feel a very specific responsibility to help because of the reality of taiwan, despite receiving more attention these days still be in jail politically. very isolated. we have few formal diplomatic allies. we're not allowed to be a member of the eu and wb which are these global coalition is meant to facilitate, not sharing. and so in times of crisis like this, tehran cannot receive or offer their own help after developing so much expertise. and so we just have a nice americans feel so much direct responsibility to amplify what i was doing and to acknowledge how far we've come in terms of being able to safeguard against disasters like this. all right. wonderful. if people want to also contribute outside of monetary donations, is there a way that they can do that? i would say to keep focusing on amplifying the stories of the taiwanese people. i think he's doing a great job of that. i really appreciate it. but just membrane to keep a lot of the coverage focused on how are

told is people processing this and what do they need from their perspective? all right, leon, a chair with tony's american federation of northern california. thank you so much for joining us today and for your work and you so much for having me. all right. we'll be right back. citizen

excuse me, citizen app video shows police activity is different is goes mission district. >> responding to reports of a man shot and killed. it happened friday afternoon near

the intersection of mission and 20th streets. police ask anyone with information to please get in touch. police this week arrested a man accused of starting small fires around fremont and newark officers say firefighters responded to furniture lit on fire not far from florida middle school stairs, that lead to an apartment building. >> during the search for the suspect tuesday, police found the man starting another fire in newark. he was taken intp custody. >> take a look at this. a creative crook disguised himself as a bag of trash, stealing a package off a sacramento residents. front steps. >> you can see his shoes just poking out from the bottom of the bag there as he tip toes to and from the door. the victim says he got a notification has package had been delivered but was confused. wait and see anything. there. so that's when he checked a security camera and saw the theft happening. >> you can call the san jose business lucky tps liquor on king road near the 101 tully road exit recently sold a

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>> now on the kron 4 morning news, the man convicted of murdering polly klass in the north bay is now looking to have his death sentence. reduced. and the race for san francisco mayor grows even more crowded as board of supervisors. president aaron peskin is expected to formally announce his candidacy later this morning. all right. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. we're going to get all those top stories in just a moment here for you. let's get you started this half hour with a look at the forecast with dave sphar. hey, good morning. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and let's make it a weekend with a lot of sunshine that we're delivering for today. >> although it could be a bit on the chilly side still, but it's only just getting started. it looks like a sweet week coming up as well. first things first, sfo, no delays occurring out that way in the breakdown for you today were in the 50's through most of the day. there are those afternoon clouds trying to build a little bit. there and you're going to see most the concentration probably run the santa cruz mountains, the upstream. you see kind of that line of cloud cover. yes, not

too threatening anything, but it may provide enough lift to see maybe a couple little sprinkles tomorrow afternoon in the mountains or the maximum daytime heating. so in the hills may be some showers. there are at 30's up in the north bay. you can notice that a lot of 40's taking hold in the east bay, although a chilly 39 for livermore, don't expect a lot of variety with our forecast in terms of highs. lower 60's in some spots. but a lot of upper 50's next couple of days. run the launch pad, folks 60 tomorrow, but 70, it looks like by monday. is it plow into the 70's? even the lower 80's will have your extended in your 4 zone forecast in a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> lawyers for a convicted murderer are attempting to have his death sentence reduced. the prisoner was found guilty of murdering 12 year-old polly klaas in petaluma in 1993. prop was philippe djegal spoke with the girl's father. >> marc klass return to santa clara county superior court in san jose friday. his late daughter, polly, is convicted.

killer richard alan davis did not. i don't think about richard allen davis. until something like this happens with his absence. court-approved davis's defense requested the hearing arguing his death sentence should be reconsidered based on new law that disregards previous sentencing enhancements. prosecutors say he is not eligible and that the attempt to vacate a jury verdict is unwarranted. i believe that the criminals in the california system. >> have very powerful advocates. in sacramento. because there seems to have been a systemic. attempt to undermine. >> law after law after law apparently accomplish 3 things. they seem to be trying to destroy 3 strikes. >> because this is all about sentence enhancements. this is exactly what 3 strikes was about. they're trying to empty the prisons and i believe the population is down to 77,000. inmates at this point and

they're trying to eliminate the death penalty in 1993, polly klaas was kidnapped from her home in petaluma during a slumber party. >> 2 months later, davis confessed to killing and burying the 12 year-old girl in a shallow grave near cloverdale. on friday, a motion was filed by the defense to relitigate the sentencing. another filed by prosecutors disputing qualification to the judge heard arguments but did not issue a ruling. marc klass never expected he would have to return to court for this case after davis was convicted. i think it's it's. terribly unfair because >> people like me don't i don't have advocates. i mean, he's got people going to court for him. i think the prosecutors great, but she's representing the people. the only person here this representing pauley army and the other people that were. in the gallery with know this is terrible. this case returns to court at the end of may. >> in san jose, philippe djegal kron. 4 news.

>> the city of san jose recently launched a program using artificial intelligence to detect unhoused people. mayor matt mahan spoke with us on how it works. >> and we have one car. we've got outfitted with a half dozen cameras were just beginning to test this one of the things we found we actually didn't set out initially to do this. we're really focused potholes and graffiti to start. is that these cameras are pretty effective at identifying where people are living in vehicles. this is on road only. we're actually not focused on tent encampments with this pilot. but on on roads were able to figure out what people are living in their car, rv. it. >> city officials say the technology is being used to better provide services for those in need. homeless advocates worry this will be used to push an house residents out. 2 palestinian on businesses are teaming up with islamic relief usa for a fundraising event to support people in gaza. we heard from one of the business owners.

>> i want people to to know and understand that there's a lot of people that are suffering from this war in gaza. people that are dying. i'm getting. massacre right now. and you know, being that i'm i'm full steam. it's incredibly sad to go on with our daily lives with over 32,000 deaths since october. >> he says he hosted a similar fundraiser at his restaurant in november, saying that event raised over $30,000. >> we need a neighborhood mayor with experience to rebuild our city from the ground up. >> and with that san francisco board of supervisors, president aaron peskin is officially in the running to be the city's next mayor. he hold his first campaign event at 11 o'clock this morning in san francisco releasing a campaign video that you just saw moments ago earlier there on friday. and he also filed the official paperwork to run for mayor. as you can see

there. >> i think people know my work on behalf of neighborhoods of san francisco. i want to be a neighborhood mayor that honors every neighborhood in san francisco. i don't think that this is about progressives or moderates. this is about taking care of san francisco and being a mayor who knows how. >> peskin enters the race along with incumbent mayor london breed supervisor ahsha stuff. i e nonprofit executive daniel lurie and former san francisco interim mayor and supervisor mark farrell. a new bill is aiming to help ease symptoms of opioid withdrawal for people recovering from addiction. the bill also introduced by assembly member matt haney would make the drug methadone more accessible for addiction treatment. that treatment is available in california. but right now, patients must go to specialized clinics to get it. haney says drug dealers often gather in front of the clinics to sell drugs to vulnerable former users. he wants to expand access to methadone. so

methadone, rather is as readily available as newark cam. take a look. these are not food labels. their new labels. federal officials are making internet companies provide to customers. the goal is to provide important information to consumers without overloading them with too much information. it shows prices rates, data, allowances and speeds. industry experts say having this information is good for competition. >> i can see service is reviving the speed. i wanted the prices. i need. i go to service provider. be. >> all internet service providers with more than 100,000 customers will have until april 10th to publish these new labels companies. with less than 100,000 customers have until october. president joe biden is set to announce his latest effort to broaden student loan relief. he's expected to lay out 3 new categories for borrowers, eligible to get some or all of their federal loans canceled. just last month, it was announced nearly 80,000 public sector worners, including teachers and social workers,

would have their student debt canceled. this all coming after the supreme court rejected the administration's first attempt to cancel debt last year. as the a's prepare for a move to las vegas. they may not be taking their name with them and application for the las vegas athletics. trademark has been filed but not by the team. kron four's dan kerman explains who is trying to claim the name. it all started with this post suggesting. >> that is the a's were announcing their move to sacramento for the next 3 seasons. they were also applying for the trademarks to both the sacramento a's and the sacramento athletics. a search on the u.s. patent and trademark swept site confirms that. but what it also confirms is this back on march 6th, someone applied for the trademark las vegas athletics head. it wasn't the a's. we said let's file for. and so we filed a new one that got accepted. now it's and draw something. so last hopefully within 5 months will be the owners of the last las vegas athletics. >> you heard that correctly

a's fan group, the last dive bar. one of a's owner john fisher's, most vocal opponents has applied for the trademark las vegas athletics. find it really interesting data. >> for over a year, right? they haven't applied for las vegas athletics. trademark. that makes you wonder. what does it make? you wonder? well, you know, there's a lot of rumors at the start that the whole las vegas thing was just and will be having the a's do their work for them investigate. you know, expansion in las vegas and so maybe case was never the final destination for the athletics. and so maybe it was always sacramento. you don't know. >> ryan johansen with the last dive bar says the reason they've applied for the las vegas athletics. trademark is simple. this is a team that's taking everything from us from has a fan base. they're despicable humans. as far as the front office, don't care about the fans. it will care about the community. don't care about baseball. so we

thought this would be a great way to just kind of. be a thorn in their side. and if they want the trademark, you know, and it gets approved, they got to go through to get it. johansen says his group should know in 5 months if they get that trademark. >> then he says watch out for what comes next. >> we're definitely excited about the possibility if we get that free market, there's a lot of fun stuff we're going to do with it. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> well, this will also be the last a season for hundreds of vendors at the coliseum sellers of beer, hot dogs and popcorn are now down to their final 74 home games for a long time. hawker and oakland native kendra thompson, the a's move to sacramento is heartbreaking. he says it's going to cost hundreds of jobs, including his i grew up. >> watch my father man. and it's like a dream job for me not much. it makes emotion. you want to yell strain. you know, you want to figure next move as soon as possible. >> thompson says there's

others. there's a rather there's always other places to be a vendor %ike oracle park. but it's just not the same. he has no plans to follow the team to sacramento. he says. if you want to catch the is atthe oakland coliseum. tickets are going as low as 20 bucks on the mlb website. they're already being resold for double that price on reseller websites. the game is against the texas rangers on september. 26. california. home buyers can now apply for up to $150,000 in real estate loans. registration is open for the dream for all shared appreciation loan program, it offers up to 20% of a down payment or closing costs for first time home buyers. the california housing finance agency expects to hand out up to 2000 vouchers. gas prices are going up. triple a says the average in california is 5.27, average prices are even higher inlthe bay area. the priciest gases in marin county, 5.60, in the east bay

drivers in contra costa paying 5.42. while those in alameda county are paying 5.48. in santa clara county gas is 5.43. on the peninsula. price jumps to 5.54. will pay 5.52. in san francisco. coming up here on the kron. 4 morning news. 99 stores going out of business. the bay area stores that closing up for good. >> plus, the giants versus padres game ends in dramatic fashion. how the giants fared in their home opener. >> here's the next couple of days lined up here for you. despite the sunshine in place. look at that. rising up to about 70 or so by monday. and we're just beginning to tap the octane. they're going look at your extended along 4 zone forecast to kron 4 morning news continues. good morning.

welcome back to kron. 4 morning news. look what's going on up around yosemite tahoe. the same kind of deal, though. but this. >> fresh coating of snow. i don't make too much noise here because that might change a bit on us when it will do is start to become a little bit more. i see as we get out of the week ahead because temperatures will be rising. so we get some melting going on in those rivers are going to be a little dose along with the reservoirs downstream here. we need that to help grow our food. the central valley to that helps out a look at the forecast the next couple of days here. 46 monday by tuesday. 57 and it continues to climb towards the end of the week. storm tracker 4 watching this little guy out here. it's just going to hit us at the right time to provide perhaps enough lift to

get some showers or sprinkles up in the hills tomorrow. that just a bit. 37 nap and santa rosa right now, we do have this frost advisory. got 40's going on the east bay for now. 54 san francisco. here it is. a future cast. notice some cloud cover to the south. a little bit of the santa cruz mountains. but tomorrow morning, maybe some showers that stabilizes the atmosphere. but daytime heating with the front in the lift might get some sprinkles up in the hills potentially there. but mostly we're going to see the most populated areas will be some of that puffy cumulus that works in the mountains. you see that in the summer months, too. clearing out, though, from monday. get loaded or get ready for a a nice little rise with those temperatures going on. here's what happened. the big perspective. you can see we're not going to see a whole lot of traffic after that. pretty clear there is some interference midweek to make note of, however, beyond that, no real temperature change or except maybe a couple of fronts. as we get into the weekend, 2 men have a readjustment here, but don't see any rain arriving here, at least on this model run. so looks pretty nice and dry. we get a flavor that part of

spring. 57 san francisco, lot of 50's of the coastal. it's still chilly today despite all the sunshine even along the bay side, 60 foster city, 59 palo alto, redwood city, about 60 in the south bay lower 60's east bay shoreline approaching 60, which is much the same that we see inland. so we're not seeing that the couple you'll see more of that later in the week. 64 walnut creek, 57 balais. 61 fairfield, 59 for napa and 61 for santa rosa. start your engines away. we go look at this right through the 70's all week long by thursday. we're talking 80 to 82 going on for friday. what a change that makes. but, you know something, a lot of sunshine today as i talked about in the sun is basically in the same spot. it would be around labor day open accept we're not banking off of a summer like we are so the officer, climate hasn't caught up with all of that. but the sun solar heating is the way. you know, i love the look of the 8 like it just for you. thanks for making it happen. all right.

>> well, bill that's garnered a lot of attention in the state legislature and around the nation. >> it's been dubbed the right to disconnect giving employees the right to ignore communication from their boss. after working hours. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace spoke with san francisco assemblymember matt haney who authored this bill. >> well, certainly it's happened. all of us at some point you've clocked out of work for the day. you've gone home and then. >> this happens. you get a call from your boss. you answer one new proposal. the legislature wants to give you a right. >> not >> the next time you get a call or text from your boss. after hours, you could have a formal right to ignore it. that's if assembly bill. 27. 51 also known as the right to disconnect bill becomes law. you've got to draw some boundaries here and there to make sure that people. >> i can have time with their families and have time to recharge. that's why san francisco assemblymember matt haney says he authored the bill. if i think something that is very american.

>> work hard when you're working. and sometimes as late hours, even but make sure that we have time with your kids and that your family also is able to come first. the bill would not make it illegal for employers to reach out to workers after hours. >> but it would require employers to establish a right to disconnect policy for their employees after work specifically would require bosses to define compensated hours and notify their emoyees that they have a right to disconnect during non-working hours. if companies are found to be in violation of this, they could face $100 daily. as for haney, he says he's confident the bill will protect workers, but he believes it will benefit employers as well. it's good for california industries. you know, right now. >> california is going to find ourselves competing for a lot of high skilled workers if we're burning them out, if we're not offering a work-life balance, we're not giving them protected time with their families. going to stand a job and and they're going to leave the california chamber of commerce begs to differ. in a letter, the chamber argued the

bill will effectively subject all employees to a rigid working schedule and prohibit communication between employers and employees. absent emergency. >> this blanket rule is a step backwards for workplace flexibility. but haney disagrees for california are most important and essential. >> asset is our workforce. it's why people are here. it's like companies are here. they come here, they grow here, they stay here. they invest here and we better we start squeezing him so much. we start telling get time with your kids they're not going to be here much longer and we're going to lose them to other places. >> so what happens next? what the bill will come up for a hearing in the assembly labor committee in the coming weeks reporting at the state capitol. eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> another round of layoffs hitting the bay area tech community. apple announcing it next month. the tech company recently notified state labor officials about the layoffs in february. the tech giant shut

down its decade-old quest to build an electric car that led to more than 1000 job cuts are reassignments for employees working on that project. after more than 40 years, $0.99 stores are closing their doors. operators of the popular discount chains say they are not making enough money to survive. >> the closure leaves nearly 14,000 workers without a job. bay area locations include richmond, antioch, fairfield, and fremont. once poker, we spoke one shopper we spoke with, rather says that he'll just shop and other discount stores. >> i don't know what what's going on know what's problem. looking to close it. >> a good, the bad and the >> and official closing date has yet to be announced. now to bay area sports. the giants hosting the san diego padres in their home opener. san francisco trying to bounce back after being swept by the dodgers in los angeles most and has the highlights.

>> well, there all kinds of sports going on friday, but the giants opening day probably took the cake for the bay. now after a 2 in 5 opening road trip, the giants, they came home to oracle park to the team always puts on a show for opening day with pomp and circumstance. of course, they had to welcome this guy back. >> melvin, the palo alto qaeda with taliban played at the giant. now he's managing the teen. will the crowd's excited looking very blunt this the crowd looking like he could still san juan out of the covid co. he didn't as they were down. one that made this point michael conforto who rips a shot out to right all the way to the wall. john cooley comes all the way around to score and the all tied up and one, go through this area with the same school. but this time, fernando tatis eu 9th the game with a single to left index emeril score to put the padres up one. now in spite of that run, the giants starter, jordan hicks actually pitched pretty great game. he went 7 innings, only gave up one earned run on 5 hits. now he

deserved much better from his offense. but eventually the giants get to give it a good tight, a fit to the bottom of the night. chapman got hit, bringing up tyrell a straw. who did he lays the shot to the gap in left center field off the base of the wow. that all he or she wrote chapman. but good of round, all the plates trying to get to home plate and you see him there. he tried get to before tag for that game. winning run there. and on opening day in walk-off fashion, the giant make a home crowd very, very happy. they have the >> padres again tonight at 6. >> suspect to you and today. all right. meanwhile, the oakland a's in detroit taking on the tigers. it was a rough start to the a's. detroit scored 3 runs in the 4th inning tried to mount a comeback in the 6. that was not enough. detroit wins by a final of 5 to 4. the 2 teams

play again this morning. first pitch at 10, 10 in detroit. that was only 6 games remaining in the regular season. the worriers are looking to finish strong and sneak into the playoffs. it took on the dallas mavericks last night in a very close match up. the warriors were down early. the battled back tying the game with a huge shot from steph curry the mavericks proved too much play. thompson would miss a last second shot to win the game. warriors have 5 games left in are looking to hold on to that final spot in the playoffs. and update now from

the oakland zoo. lily the tiger cub. he's feeling much better and will soon be moved to a forever home. the zoo posted this video showing lily rolling around in the hay engaging with the team of vets who helped her recover from bhne fractures over the last 6 weeks. she was brought into the zoo in february from the private facility. zoo officials say that will be moved to a different facility that specializes in big cat care that she's going to grow up to be a big one. keepers at the london zoo are celebrating 3 special deliveries, 3 endangered asiatic lion cubs arrived in mid-march. thanks to this cup cam footage. we can see just how cute they are as they grow. the cubs are cuddling with mama aria in their den only around 700 is yet to clients live in the wild. so the arrival of these

little ones is seen as a positive step forward for their species. survival. still ahead on the next hour of the proper warning news, you have a chance still to win big with tonight's powerball drawing. >> plus, a restaurant owners plans a hunger strike over a bike lane he says is effecting business. and a survivor of the half moon bay mass shooting files a lawsuit against one of the farms involved. stay with us. the kron 4 morning news continues kron 4 morning news continues with those stories and more. with our new grocery outlet app, you can see the store's inventory. so you guys really have mangoes in stock? yup. what about frozen pizza?

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now on the kron. 4 morning news. one person is injured after a fire on treasure island. and we hear from a survivor of the deadly half moon bay mass shooting. he says he's suing the farm where it happened. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. good saturday to you. covering a lot of news for you this morning. let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave sphar. good morning, dave. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and a bit on the chilly side to get things started. that's usually a good thing like this because that means we have clear skies overnight. we did for the most part. >> and we expect temperatures, though, though, to remain chilly even this afternoon. first things first look at the

blue and the screen with sir. nice clear skies. you can see off towards the distance. east bay all lit up nicely, although upstream, you can see kind of a little parking here of a line of cloud cover. that's the front will have to watch. it may be a little bit of a player for tomorrow. hroduce some afternoon clouds and all winds are kind of single digits a little bit for the most part, calm wind conditions will see a little pop building tomorrow afternoon. we did have a frost advisory that's expected to expire as we speak right now. most readings are in the 40's, but some lower 50's lighting up the east bay shoreline already. and we're a little bit trailing in the south in the north, although a little warmer mid days. here's the breakdown for you. some afternoon. scattered clouds going on here with high temperatures in the upper 50's and around 60 ish. pretty much the same expected for tomorrow. although might get a few little showers going on up in the hills around the bay, but some scattered puppy cumulus will see in the afternoon. we'll have more on that forecast in a bit.

>> sarah says gor firefighters responded to a house fire on treasure island around 7.40, last night. one person was taken to the hospital. the fire department shared this video from the scene after the fire was put out saying it cause some serious damage to the building. the cause of the fire is under investigation. officials say the house was supposed to be vacant, but firefighters did find evidence of squatting in hardin. >> no one was inside the structure at the time of this place. person was hospitalized after a crash in possible shooting i-80 on ramp in berkeley. >> calls into 9-1-1. reported the car had been shot up by somebody in a different car just before it crashed. chp is leading the investigation but has not confirmed the source of the victims injuries. we will keep you updated as we learn more. a san francisco restaurant owner plans to go on a hunger strike for a month over a bike lane that he says is costing him his livelihood. the bike lane runs through the middle of valencia street and

it was first put in place in august as part of a pilot project. city officials said the goal was to improve safety for cyclists, but business owners on valencia street se the spike lee has cost them their parking spots, park lutz and overall business. one of them is to will. he owns a major middle eastern restaurant in the area called yasmin. he says a hunger strike is the only way to get his voice heard. >> tried so many times to reach to the city. so many times went to the board meetings and i went to city hole and try to reach out and and nobody ever talked to in the only response i would get most of the time is go talk to or from association. and every time try to talk to mobilize association refused to talk to him. >> he plans to start his hunger strike to morrow. a man who survived the half. moon bay mass shooting is speaking out. he was working at a mushroom farm where a gunman opened fire as kron four's sauce to reports that person is suing the farm for not protecting workers.

>> i have suffered a lot. >> do it to me. those >> i was 2 months in the hospital speaking with the help of an interpreter on friday, pedro perez shared how he lives in pain every day since the mass shooting in half moon bay on january, 23rd 2023 on that day. he says the shooter identified by police as disgruntled employee surely shao shot perez 5 times twice in the stomach and once in the arm hip elbow and face barely getting on my feet since happened. >> and still not working. >> he's struggling emotionally from going through the experience of being a witness to his brother's any struggling financially because the injuries that he suffered are preventing him from working. perez is now being represented by coaches pitre mccarthy. they're suing california terra garden corp, the owner, the mushroom farm. >> where pedro and jose worked

for negligence and for wrongful death. perez's brother jose died that day leaving behind a wife and 4 children. perez says that they came to this country to earn money and spend time with his brother. we would put together and we would go to the store. we were inseparable. >> your is all about. yeah, sure will. land nation's were >> showing federal government and the state of california to we're not spending few dollars more to help people that go out and hit the road make that her coach. it says that they are asking for an undisclosed amount of money, adding that the lawsuit is bigger than just perez family. it's also for workers throughout the state and nationally who face similar horrible conditions after the shooting, it was revealed how the mushroom farm workers lived an empty container boxes with no running water, no bathrooms,

no insulation or kitchen to prepare food to eat. >> the accused shooter allegedly opened fire because he was frustrated. the farm wanted him to pay $100 fine for damaging the machine used at work. his trial is expected to start in the coming months. and happening bay theresa kron, 4 news. >> taking a look at sfo now where a united airlines plane parking at a clipped wings with another plane. that incident did happen on thursday night. to be clear, united says no passengers were injured and everyone gnt off the plane as normal, according to flightaware, the plane was coming in from reno, nevada, for a stopover at sfo before heading to fort lauderdale. this marks the latest in a series of mishaps involving united flights, many of which have happened at sfo early last month. a united flight from sfo to japan lost a wheel during takeoff and had to divert to las angeles. and earlier this week, a united

flight bound for sfo from germany was forced to return to the airport due to a toilet that overflowed into the cabin. livermore celebrate the 4th of july without its official fireworks show this year. kron four's dan thorn looked into why. >> livermore city leaders say they're not going to be doing a 4th of july fireworks show at night this year after thousands of people showed up last year and essentially took over the city. instead, they're proposing some daytime events that are targeted more towards the local community and some livermore residents we caught up with say they thought the influx will be good for the city and not having 4th of july fireworks just isn't the same. the 4th of july fireworks have fizzled out in livermore in a video shared on facebook. the city says after more than 12,000 people showed up last year, neither it nor the livermore area recreation park district cwn handle the influx this year. >> our events growing popularity has made it clear that the city or la rpd simply

do not have the resources or infrastructure such as roadways and parking to ensure a safe family event that our community can access. city manager mary anne marie siobhan also pointed out that last year, more than half of those people who came for the event were not from livermore. >> the flood of visitors took over neighborhoods and traffic was snarled with people trying to find parking police chief jeremy young says with streets being clogged, it makes it difficult for emergency vehicles to get around. additionally, there was a high level of frustration from those stuck in traffic and those who live in the areas impacted by the crowds. some livermore residents say they were surprised by the city canceling the fireworks show. they figure the city would want a lot of people to come. >> what would you not want to bring people and things to the city here and have make more money off? why would they business in town? >> the other issue for some is not celebrating independence

day with fireworks at night. the city is instead proposing a family-friendly daytime event at the livermore municipal airport route. downing says that's not the way it should be. everybody want fireworks. and before july. >> whole point of the whole life, the point. but i mean, one of being the family friends, kids look forward to it. fireworks in event. >> the city says they're also going to be looking into some neighborhoods, celebrations for the 4th of july and more details are expected on that in the coming weeks in livermore, dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> excitement is growing for tonight's powerball jackpot is now worth more than a billion dollars. first of a just is live for us in walnut creek with more. tiffany, thinking of purchasing a winning ticket this morning. good morning, 70. in fact. >> we have already purchased our take is we have our tickets in hand ready to watch later this evening. the next drawing is tonight at 08:00pm

and the jackpot has gotten quite large. the prize estimated to be at 1.3 billion dollars right now after 3 months without anybody winnings. we do want to talk more about this. there has been 40 consecutive drawings and someone has won. the powerball is top prize, which was on new year's day. the jackpots top prize has ruled over 3 times a week for months and the odds of winning is one in 292.2 million. >> but powerball says because of strong ticket sales across the country coupled with a boost in interest rates used to fund the prize. it has pushed the powerball jackpot even higher ahead of tonight's drawing game. leaders increased the powerball jackpot friday from an estimated 1.2, 3 billion to 1.3 billion. it's the 4th largest powerball jackpot in history. 8th largest among us, a lottery jackpots. now the

cash price take away if you win the powerball drawing. tonight is 608 million dollars. so not too bad, right? stephanie, back to you. >> tiffany, rooting for you to get have the winning numbers. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. more trouble for the a's. why the teen could face an uphill battle to get the las vegas athletics. great more. well, san francisco's restaurant week is underway here from event organizers about what you could expect. and after the break we'd week is coming to san francisco. we hear from the mayor on this new event. >> and got lots of sunshine in the forecast today. that's a rarity for weekend 56 by one by 4. we're talking 58 reach, maybe 60 in some spots yet, but on the chilly side, but we've got a warming phases. well, the long term, the kron 4 morning.

>> as the a's prepare for a move to las vegas, they may not be taking their name with them and application for the las vegas athletics. trademark has been filed but not by the team. kron four's dan kerman explains who is trying to claim the name. >> it all started with this post suggesting that is the a's were announcing their move to sacramento for the next 3 seasons. they were also applying for the trademarks to both the sacramento a's and the sacramento athletics. a search and the u.s. patent and trademark swept site confirms that. but what it also confirms is this back on march 6th, someone applied for the

trademark las vegas athletics head. it wasn't the a's. we said let's file for. and so we filed a new one that got accepted. now it's in processing. so last hopefully within 5 months will be the owners of the last of las vegas athletics. >> you heard that correctly a's fan group, the last dive bar. one of a's owner john fisher's, most vocal opponents has applied for the trademark las vegas athletics. find it really interesting data. >> for over a year, right? they haven't applied for las vegas athletics. trademark. that makes you wonder. what does it make? you wonder? well, you know, there's a lot of rumors at the start that the whole las vegas thing was just and will be having the a's do their work for them investigate. you know, expansion in las vegas and so maybe case was never the final destination for the athletics. and so maybe it was always sacramento. you don't know. >> ryan johansen with the last

dive bar says the reason they've applied for the las vegas athletics. trademark is simple. this is a team that's taking everything from us from has a fan base. they're despicable humans. as far as the front office, i don't care about the fans. it will care about the community. do care about baseball. so we thought this would be a great way to just kind of. be a thorn in their side. and if they want the trademark, you know, and it gets approved, they got to go through to get it. johansen says his group should know in 5 months if they get that trademark. >> then he says watch out for what comes next. >> we're definitely excited about the possibility if we get that free market, there's a lot of fun stuff we're going to do with it. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> and this will also be the last a season for hundreds of vendors at the coliseum. sellers of beer, hot dogs and popcorn are now down to their final 74 home games for a long time. beer hawker and oakland native kendrick thompson. the a's move to sacramento is heartbreaking. he says it's going to cause hundreds of

jobs, including his i grew up. >> watch my father man. and it's like a dream job for me not much. it makes emotion. you want to yell strain. you know, you want to figure next move as soon as possible. >> thompson says there's always other places to be a vendor like oracle park, but it's just not the same. he says he has no plans to follow the team to sacramento either. all right, taking a live look now outside from our mount tam camera, gorgeous view of the city of san francisco. you can see it off in the distance there. very blue 9.16, this morning on saturday. dave, what are you keeping an eye on? well, we're seeing a little bit pretty picture what i've got here because that looks a little hazy and it's kind of vote. >> i was like the sun is kind of securing that a little bit. what some darker blue here going on in for, you know, we're not gonna hold on to this all day. there will be a few little scattered clouds today in actually a little bit more tomorrow to get around the hills a little bit, just to make no to forget the daytime heating but still sweet this weekend. there you have the east bay shoreline. pretty nice as well. there's the agitator in pointing out

right up there. so again, tomorrow afternoon, once we get that heating beiser, see some puppy cumulus going on in the local hills. so here it is on future cast for you can actually get a shot of it. that's the afternoon cloud cover. the santa cruz mountains will get a little bit tomorrow morning. maybe a stray little sprinkle there going on. but then clearing out until there you see the cloud cover build up with a little bit more in the way of sun now for populated areas might not seem much of what's going on. and there will be some virga. that's the fighting against that. you get evaporation. is that rain comes down from the skies because of the service is actually going to be fairly dry. so that may work against that winds. they do pop a little bit across the golden gate and quirkiness trade. however, tomorrow situation, little different. it's along the coast is where these numbers start to become quite elevate a little bit in the afternoon. little onshore. wind temperature, correct or so to be chilly at the beaches tomorrow. keep in mind with that onshore wind. sunny, a few afternoon clouds chilly with 50's 60 ish inland the tomorrow. again, that little

addendum there with some scattered clouds up there in the hills. maybe a sprinkle up there, but continued cool for us near about 60. and then the warm-up. we're talking 80's by the end of next week. so looking good on that front today. we're at 57 mostly sunny san francisco. 59 oakland, 62. meanwhile, 4 san jose and wider bay also reveals there are those lower 60's at work. we're going to be building on that next couple of days in the seven-day forecast. have a nice little warm up your free. all wrapped up in package during their stuff. all right. thanks so much. stay for making that happen, appreciate it. >> firefighters in oakland are looking into the cause of a fire at a former cvs store. >> that's on 30th and broadway. investigators say it appears people have broken into the building and were illegally occupying it. >> prior to the fire. >> this is restaurant week is in full swing. it's an opportunity for restaurants to highlight their most popular dishes and 4 people to find some new places to eat. well, i think it's nice because it feels like a celebration

across the city. one of things we work really hard at the golden restaurant association is trying to make certain that we have participants in all different neighborhoods across the city. >> and also at all different price points. we have $10 lunches all the way up to $90 dinners. so it's really there's something for eveayone. that's something that's accessible and nearby for everyone. restaurant week runs until april 14th, some restaurants to require reservations. you can find available offers at sf restaurant week dot com. >> a new experience is coming to san francisco sf weed week features some of the state's top growers and brands kron four's gayle ong tells us all about it. >> sf weed week will feature 7 nights of 7 growers releasing new strains in 7 license lounges in dispensaries. david downs is the founder also was inspired by amoeba records which holds great in-store appearances for >> its musicians, i believe growers are rock stars. i know that strains there are celebrities and they deserve

that kind of treatment. these lounges deserved to be packed. just like love this and the strain releases that you're going to see are all going to sell out. san francisco mayor london breed joined the cannabis community friday celebrating sf we week is just like beer weekend restaurant week and all these other things that matter of fact rest we and we week should be at the same time. >> they got to be hungry, the mayor also addressing the cancellation of the official for 20 event on hippie hill at golden gate park. >> where hundreds of cannabis users light up for the holiday. let's be clear. i love 40 point. we didn't enforce are no smoking in the park rules. we allow people to come together. we're not saying it's canceled. the event is canceled for 20 gannett event that has come together. not because the city says it's so but because of

the community makes it happen. the mayor shared insight on what the cannabis industry can do for san francisco. we project in 2020 for 2025. that it will project 789 million dollars into our economy. meantime, the inaugural as if we'd week will kick off next saturday at the mission. cannabis club with san francisco dignitaries lighting up a ceremonial first joins what we all dream of all of us. legal operators in the city. >> one like this, something that drives traffic in a kuwait and engaging way experience in san francisco, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a thief makes an interesting change in their wardrobe to steal a package. we have the details coming up.

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police activity in san francisco's mission district responding to reports of a man shot and killed. it happened friday afternoon near the intersection of mission and 20th street police ask anyone with information to please get in touch. and officers this week arrested a man accused of starting small fires around fremont. a new work. officers say firefighters responded to furniture lit on fire not far from thorton. middle school. >> stairs. that lead to an apartment building during the search for the suspect. tuesday, police found the man started another fire at newark. he was taken into custody. we'll take a look at this. a creative crook disguised himself as a bag of trash, stealing a package officers. sacramento residents front steps. as you can see

there, you can see as shoes poking out from the bottom of the bag as he tiptoed through and from the door to and from the door. the victim says he got a notification that his package had been delivered, but he was confused. see anything so led back to his security camera footage. and that's when he saw this. you can call this a san jose business and pretty lucky tps liquor on king road near the 101 tully road exit just sold a scratcher with a 2 million dollar prize. the lottery says the winner was playing a $20 instant prize. crossword scratcher. the chances of winning that prize one in 1.2 million. >> chances are happened to you. you clocked out of work only for this to happen to. >> you get an after-hours call from your boss. so should you answer well, now there's a new bill going to the legislature giving you specifically the right to ignore capitol correspondent eytan wallace. i'll tell you about the right to disconnect.

>> now on the kron 4 morning news. the man convicted of murdering holly class and the north bay is now looking to have his death sentence. reduced. and the race for san francisco mayor grows even more crowded as board of supervisors. president aaron peskin is expected to formally announce his candidacy later this morning. >> welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. we get all those top stories in just a moment. but let's get you started this half hour with a look at our forecast with dave spahr

heyday. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. let's have a nice weekend and looks weather is going deliver on that. another is a little wrinkle in here. we're talking about on sunday. but on balance looks pretty good. lots of blue skies dish out for today. those temperatures are going to be modest, though, even with all the sunshine. here's us for, you know, delays occurring out there this morning. we'll see temperatures for the most part be in the upper 50's near about 60 or so for some of the inland valleys, not much different than it is around the bay. maybe 58 around 4 o'clock or so. and most of that cloud cover, by the way, will probably be down around the santa cruz mountains. now upstream tomorrow because of that front, you see to the north, it's fairly dry, but it does provide that necessary left again. and we might see up in the hills, maybe this scattered cumulus, maybe perhaps a sprinkle or shower or 2. it's fighting through some dry air, however, is conditions are drying. so that's another factor to 40's up in the north bay, 50 for oakland. 51 san francisco. 52 for antioch right there across that chamber there. we might to see the winds pop a little bit this afternoon. the good

onshore wind clip highs today about 61 will do it for cup north. close to 60 and inland. you can see numbers also approaching about 60 and looking ahead the next couple of days, 70 by monday. we're on to something they're going to mourn. your extended forecast a bit, stephanie. and that's quite a tease there. dave, thank you. >> lawyers for convicted murderer attempting to have his death sentence reduced the prisoner was found guilty of murdering 12 year-old polly klaas in petaluma in 1996 kron four's philippe djegal spoke with the girl's father. >> marc klass return to santa clara county superior court in san jose friday. his late daughter, polly, is convicted. killer richard alan davis did not. i don't think about richard allen davis. until something like this happens with his absence. court-approved davis's defense requested the hearing arguing his death sentence should be reconsidered based on new law that disregards previous sentencing enhancements. prosecutors say he is not eligible and that the attempt

to vacate a jury verdict is unwarranted. i believe that the criminals in the california system. >> have very powerful advocates. in sacramento. because there seems to have been a systemic. attempt to undermine. >> wall after law after law apparently accomplish 3 things. they seem to be trying to destroy 3 strikes. >> because this is all about sentence enhancements. this is exactly what 3 strikes was about. they're trying to empty the prisons and i believe the population is down to 77,000. inmates at this point and they're trying to eliminate the death penalty in 1993, polly klaas was kidnapped from her home in petaluma during a slumber party. >> 2 months later, davis confessed to killing and burying the 12 year-old girl in a shallow grave near cloverdale. on friday, a motion was filed by the defense to relitigate the

sentencing. another filed by prosecutors disputing qualification the judge heard arguments but did not issue a ruling. marc klass never expected he would have to return to court for this case after davis was convicted. i think it's it's. terribly unfair because >> people like me don't i don't have advocates. i mean, he's got people going to court i think our prosecutors great, but she's representing the people. the only person here this representing pauley army and the other people that were. in the gallery with know this is terrible. this case returns to court at the end of may. >> in san jose, philippe djegal kron. 4 news. >> the city of san jose recently launched a program using artificial intelligence to detect unhoused people. mayor matt mahan spoke with us about how it works. >> and we have one car. we've got outfitted with a half dozen cameras were just beginning to test this one of

the things we found we actually didn't set out initially to do this. we're really focused potholes and graffiti to start. is that these cameras are pretty effective at identifying where people are living in vehicles. this is on road only. we're actually not focused on tent encampments with this pilot. but on on roads were able to figure out what people are living in their car. rv. >> city officials say the technology is being used to better provide services for those in need. almost advocates worry this will be used to push unhoused residents, though, out. and 2 palestinian owned businesses are teaming up with islamic relief usa for a fundraising event to support people in gaza. we heard from one of the business owners. >> i want people to to know and understand that there's a lot of people that are suffering from this war in gaza. people that are dying. i'm getting. massacre right now. and you know, being that i'm i'm full steam. it's incredibly sad to go on with

our daily lives with over 32,000 deaths since october. >> he says he hosted a similar fundraiser at his restaurant in november and he raised over $30,000 at >> we need a neighborhood mayor with experience to rebuild our city from the ground up. >> and with that san francisco board of supervisors, president aaron peskin is officially in the running to be the city's next mayor. he holds his first campaign event at 11 o'clock this morning in san francisco, he released this campaign video on friday after filing the official paperwork to run for mayor. >> i think people know my work on behalf of neighborhoods of san francisco. i want to be a neighborhood mayor that honors every neighborhood in san francisco. i don't think that this is about progressives or moderates. this is about taking care of san francisco and being a mayor who knows how. >> can enter the race along with incumbent mayor london breed supervisor ahsha stuff.

i e nonprofit executive daniel lurie and former san francisco interim mayor and supervisor mark farrell. now to a bill that's garnered a lot of attention in the state legislature and around the nation. it's been dubbed the right to disconnect giving employees the right to ignore communication from their boss. after working hours. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace spoke with san francisco assemblymember matt haney who authored this bill. >> well, certainly it's happened all of us. at some point you've clocked out of work for the day. you've gone home and then. >> this happens. you get a call from your boss. you answer one new proposal. the legislature wants to give you a right. >> not >> the next time you get a call or text from your boss. after hours, you could have a formal right to ignore it. that's if assembly bill. 27. 51 also known as the right to disconnect bill. >> becomes law. you've got to draw some boundaries here and there to make sure that people

i can have time with their families and have time to recharge. that's why san francisco assemblymember matt haney says he authored the bill. if i think something that is very american. >> work hard when you're working. and sometimes as late hours, even but make sure that we have time with your kids and that your family also is able to come first. the bill would not make it illegal for employers to reach out to workers after hours. >> but it would require employers to establish a right to disconnect policy for their employees after work specifically would require bosses to define compensated hours and notify their employees that they have a right to disconnect during non-working hours. if companies are found to be in violation of this, they could face $100 daily. as for haiti, he says he's confident the bill will protect workers, but he believes it will benefit employers as well. it's good for california industries. you know, right now. >> california is going to find ourselves competing for a lot of high skilled workers. if we're burning them out, if we're not offering a work-life balance, we're not giving them protected time with their

families. not going to stand a job and and they're going to leave the california chamber of commerce begs to differ. i a letter, the chamber argued the bill will effectively subject all employees to a rigid working schedule and prohibit communication between employers and employees. absent emergency. >> this blanket rule is a step backwards for workplace flexibility. but haney disagrees for california are most important and essential. >> asset is our workforce. it's why people are here by companies are here. they come here, they grow here to stay here. they invest here and we better how we start squeezing and so much. we start telling me all get time with your kids. they're not going to be here much longer and we're going to lose than to other places. >> so what happens next? will the bill will come up for a hearing in the assembly labor committee in the coming weeks reporting at the state capitol. eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> a new bill is aiming to help ease symptoms of opioid withdrawal for people recovering from addiction.

that bill also introduced by assembly member. haney would make the drug methadone more accessible for addiction treatment. the treatment is available in california. but right now, patients must go to specialized clinics to get it. says drug dealers often gather in front of the clinics to sell drugs so vulnerable. former users and he wants to expand methadone is as readily available as narcan. take a look. these are not food labels, their new labels. federal officials are making internet companies provide to customers. the goal is to provide important information to consumers without overloading them with too much information. it shows prices rates, data, allowances and speeds. industry experts say having that information is good for competition. >> i can see service is reviving the speed. i wanted the prices. i need. i go to service provider. be. >> all internet service providers with more than 100,000 customers have until april 10th to publish those new labels companies with less

than 100,000 customers have until october. president biden is set to announce his latest effort to broaden student loan relief is expected to lay out 3 new categories for borrowers eligible to get some or all of their student loans canceled. just last month it was announced nearly 80,000 public sector workers, including teachers and social workers, would have their student debt canceled. this all comes after the supreme court rejected the administration's first attempt to cancel debt last year. california home buyers can now apply for up to $150,000 in real estate loans, registration is open for the dream for all shared appreciation loan program. it offers up to 20% of a down payment or closing costs for first time home buyers. the california housing finance agency expects to hand up hand out up to 2000 that teachers. gas prices are going up. triple a says the average in california is 5.27, average prices are even higher in the bay area. the prices, gases in

moraine county at 5.60, in the east bay drivers in contra costa paying 5.42, those in alameda county, 5.48. clara county gas is 5.43. on the peninsula. the price jumps to 5.54 and then you pay 5.52, in san francisco. coming up here on the kron 4 morning news. 99 stores going out of business. the bay area stores that are closing up for good. >> plus, the giants versus padres game ends in dramatic fashion. how the giants fared in their home opener. >> all right. lots of sunshine going on for your saturday. might have the intrusion into some afternoon clouds going on here on sunday to be up in the hills. maybe a sprinkle thrown for good measure. but nice warm up phase next week. we'll have details on that kron 4 morning news continues.

>> taking a live look now at the golden gate bridge. looking gorgeous out. there are 9.43 this saturday. david, kind of weather. can people expect more of that? actually great for today. hey, how about that? yeah. not too bad either for your sunday. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. >> this is the snow again, because it's so pristine here. this is 70 national park. now this is going to change over the next few days because you're getting some melting that a nice re freeze is melting. refried is going be turned a lot of ice here by the end of the other by the end of this week, probably. but the issue is that we don't lose too much of this one time because we want this to stick around a little bit longer to help fortify those rivers and help the central valley growers and all that sun water their way as we get later into

the season here. but the forecast does call from a warming phase through the 40's. 58 by tuesday and even warmer than that towards the end of the week as it will be in the home front. that little line up to the north. that's we want to watch for tomorrow. might have little sprinkle to start the day off. but then. later on my to the buildup and our local mountains, 52 for any act at this hour. a lot of 40 still inland even up north to east bay shoreline already getting some lower 50's futurecast for now get might see some scattered clouds later today down around the santa cruz mountains. early sprinkle here, you know, can get out of here. then we go back to mostly sunny. this is what i'm talking about right there. you have a little front that provides the lift. plus you get the heating, although it has to go through some dry air. so might even evaporate before reaching the ground. but you'll probably see that driving around some of that puppy cumulus. we sometimes see almost kind of mirroring a monsoon pattern, although comes from this direction, though, up against the hills. typically so long rangers and much to see once this interference moves through. we go to the sunshine early in the week, interference by the

mid portion of the week. but the trend remains and that's warming, least to the end of the week, know, maybe my correct a little bit until the next weekend. but it looks pretty dry. and the longer range. good news to see that. 57 san francisco and the 4 zone forecast. we'll keep it in the 50's along the coast. so where your jacket heading to the beaches, even though it's a lot of sunshine. 58 for burlingame, 60 foster city and carlos down to the south bay. we're into the lower 60's here, east bay shoreline back up to the upper 50's as well as try valley checking in there to 60 wannacry concord at 61. 58 for richmond. get those afternoon winds now right through the carquinez strait later today. but highs still lower 60's. 59 for a nap in 61. santa rosa. okay. it's chilly on the left-hand side of your screen. yeah. but here comes your warm-up through the 70's and lower 80's into next week. so i know it doesn't feel like it's step a little bit on the chilly but the budget for the earth's radiation is going to be the same this weekend. it's going to be the same as we get the

early part of a september. okay. just a little weather system to make it different. that's very good. and i will take any warm-up we can get. that's right, thanks so much, dave. >> march's job report is surprising. economists in a good way. our washington correspondent hannah brandt explains what it means for the average consumer. >> the labor department just put out new jobs numbers, the current momentum of the u.s. economy is quite solid. in march, the u.s. added more than 300,000 new jobs. john donnan berg with the national economic council says the white house is happy with those numbers. we have built a recovery because of this president's policies and bankrate analyst mark hamrick says the economic figures are part of an ongoing trend. economists and many other people have been expecting both the economy and the job market to cool substantially just really isn't happening. the march report also showed low unemployment and wage gains that are outpacing inflation. will people's impressions of the economy match the objective

indicators, political science professor todd belt says that could have a major impact on the upcoming presidential election. what we know about job approval of the president is that is highly correlated. >> the economic indicators recently, inflation has been trending down, but persistent and hamrick says people are still adjusting to the higher costs. and we would expect that normalization to continue to take some time because we have not been relieved of the burden of high prices. but the president's team says consumer spending is up and that is an indication that, you know, families are feeling good about. >> the direction that things are going. no, of course there's still work to do and the election is still 7 months away. it's still a long way, but it's really going to matter what people are feeling at the time of the election in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >> another round of layoffs hitting the bay area tech community. apple announced it will lay off more than 600 workers in santa clara affective next month. the tech company recently notified state labor officials about

those layoffs in february. the tech giant shut down its decade-old quest to build an electric car that led to more than 1000 job reassignments for employees working on that project. >> and after more than 40 years, $0.99 only stores are closing their doors. operators of the popular discount chains say they are not making enough money to survive. the closure leaves nearly 14,000 workers without a job bay area locations include richmond, antioch, fairfield, in fremont. one spoke one shopper we spoke with, says that he'll just shop and other discount stores. >> i don't know what what's going on know what's problem. looking close it. >> going to lovely. >> in official closing date has yet to be announced. now to bay area's force. the giants hosting the san diego padres in their home opener. san francisco trying to bounce back after being swept by the dodgers in los angeles. aaron wilson has the highlights.

>> well, there all kinds of sports going on friday, but the giants opening day probably took the cake for the bay. now after a 2 in 5 opening road trip, the giants, they came home to oracle park to the team always puts on a show for opening day with pomp and circumstance. of course, they had to welcome this guy back. >> melvin, the palo alto keita with the taliban played at the giant. now he's managing the teen. will the crowd's excited looking very blunt this the crowd looking like he could still san juan out of the covid co. he didn't, the diet they were down one that made this point michael conforto who rips a shot out to right all the way to the john cooley comes all the way around to score and the all tied up and one, go through this area with the same school. but this time, fernando tatis eu 9th the game with a single to left index emeril score to put the padres up to the one. now, in spite of that run, the giants starter, jordan hicks actually pitched pretty great game. he went 7 innings, only gave up one earned run on 5 hits. now

he deserved much better from his offense. but eventually the giants get to give it a good tight, a fit to the bottom of the night. chapman got hit, bringing up tyrell a straw. who did he likes the shot to the gap in left center field off the base of the wow. that all he or she wrote chapman. but good of round, all the plates trying to get to home plate. you see him there. he tried get to before tag for that game. winning run there. and on opening day in walk-off fashion, the giant make a home crowd very, very happy. they have the >> padres. the game tonight at 6. >> suspect to you meanwhile, the oakland a's in detroit taking on the tigers. it was a rough start for the a's. detroit scored 3 runs in the 4th inning. oakland trying to mount a comeback in the 6th, but it was not enough wins by a final of 5 to 4. >> the 2 teams play again this

morning. first pitch at 10, 10 in >> and with only 6 games remaining in the regular season, the worriers are looking to finish strong and sneak into the playoffs. >> they took on the dallas mavericks last night in a very close match up. the warriors were down early but battled back tying the game with a huge shot from steph curry. but the mavericks proved too much play. thompson would miss a last second shot to win the game. the warriors have 5 games left and are looking to hold on to that final spot in hold on to that final spot in the playoffs. be right back. she got that dress with the extra money she saved

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>> happening today in the east bay, the fam oakland host, the millrose art walk on fairfax avenue from 12:00pm to 06:00pm oakland. this event offers food, art and music from local bay area talent. more information about this can be found at oakland dot com slash events. and oakland's indigenous red market comes back to town today. the event brings together indigenous artists, entrepreneurs and vendors from around the bay area. if that happens today from 11:00am to 04:00pm at the native american health center in oakland, it's free to attend for all ages. >> oakland zoo really the tiger cub feeling much better and will soon be moved to a forever home. zoo posted this video showing lily rolling around in the hay engaging with a team of vets who helped her recover from bone fractures that she suffered

over the last 6 weeks as she was brought to the zoo in february from a private facility where she was discovered with those bone fractures. there. as officials say that will be moved to a new facility soon that specializes in big cat care up from a nap. yeah. just in in much better hand. yeah. happy to see that. and zoo keepers at the london zoo are celebrating 3 special deliveries, 3 endangered asiatic lion cubs arrived in mid-march and thanks to this cub cam footage, we can see just how cute they are. the cubs are cuddling with mom. aria in the dan. as you can see there, only around 700 asiatic lions live in the wild. so the arrival of little guys is seen as a positive step forward for their species survival. pretty cool stuff yet is this is like the animal block here. animal block. in air ith us, stephanie. we have line that we have pretty good forecast going on here for you. want to run through this real quickly.

>> futurecast thing. okay. so that's the cloud cover we get in the santa cruz mountains tomorrow morning potentially around the coast, particularly you might get that coastal drizzle fog kind of situation and then it mixes out and then with the line still there you get the afternoon cloud cover build up a bit. it may look kind of reminiscent of the late summer. sometimes you get that puppy cumulus. there. technically there might be a couple showers thrown in there, but it will most likely be up in the hills highs tomorrow or today. excuse me. we're scratching near about the lower we're getting there. we're getting there 50's elsewhere around the you can see 2, even though you're seeing a lot of sunshine. so when you see the picture window dress up because it will be a bit on the chilly side. but here comes the warming phase. and boy, new roller drobik how to get out. get your sports shorts t-shirts out because we're pop in the lower 80's thursday into friday. this is a nice, good flavor toward spring for you. so ready for that the way this for some time. that's right. it's good. good. just to be rain free. that's kind of a nice little play. yeah. nice little break with all that. thanks so much, alright,

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