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you're watching kron. 4 news. >> now at 10 from the bay bridge to mountain view at stanford and in oakland, sideshows take over the streets across the bay area. good evening and thank you for joining us for kron. 4 news at 10. i'm dan thorn. 2 people are in custody for of street takeovers that at one point closed off the top deck of the bay bridge in the early hours of today. kron four's sara stinson is here now to walk us through what happened at each of those sideshow. sarah. >> dance. 6 sideshows happened was in 4 hours. video from several of them right here behind me. we have that one on the bay bridge right there. each one brought its own kind of chaos and disruption. police departments in 4 cities and chp are investigating to see if all this illegal sideshow activity is linked to one another. >> i 3 sideshows across area

cause widespread disruption and chaos. the first began at 11 saturday night in menlo park. police say more than 100 cars blocked the intersection of willow road and new bridge street. they say around 200 people gathered there to it escalated when police responded. people begin kicking and jumping on the hood of an officer's patrol car has more officers responded. the crowd left the area. no one was injured and no arrests were made. another sideshow could be seen around 30 minutes later by stanford in palo alto. dozens of people watched as cars took over the intersection of coyote hill and page mill roads. police have not confirmed if any arrests were made. illegal sideshow. activity also happened in mountain view just after midnight sunday on middlefield road and bernardo avenue. >> police responded quickly which broke up the sideshow. police say 20 year-old woman from pittsburgh hurt her ankle

after she was struck by a car. no arrests reported. police oakland responded to 2 sideshows. the first happened just after 2 in the morning. >> there was one sideshow on international boulevard people set off fireworks as well. officers then responded to another around 02:45am, in the morning on park boulevard. police say when they arrived, everyone took off. no arrests were made. the last reported sideshow in the bay area involved more than 100 cars blocking the westbound lanes of the bay bridge. >> chp says this was just before treasure island around 3 in the morning. all westbound traffic came to a halt as people ignited fireworks and watch cars do donuts. a chp officers arrived. the crowd got into cars and drove off. >> chp says they detained 4 people, 2 of which were arrested and their cars towed. the 2 others are minors. they were cited. >> last year, the city of

oakland, the alameda county board of supervisors, both crackdown on sideshows with new laws, increasing the fines for those attending and organizing them. but in this case, only 2 people of the hundreds of that ended this this weekend sideshows got arrested back to dan. >> all right, sara, thanks a lot in the east bay, a tragic accident after a rollover car crash kills a 9 year-old girl and sense for other people to the hospital. this happened around 5.15, this morning near concord. the chp says the driver of the mazda was speeding when they went off the road near northbound 6.80, and highway to 42. investigators say 6 passengers were inside when the suv flipped over several times. some of those passengers were ejected from the car. a 9 year-old girl died at the scene and 4 women were taken to the hospital. police say the driver ran away from the crash. he is so far not been found. mateo county sheriff's transit police bureau is investigating a deadly collision involving a person and a caltrain. it happened around midnight last night in

san carlos. a test train on the southbound track in san carlos struck a person who was on the tracks for an unknown reason. the situation still under investigation tonight, the identity of the victim has not been released. that a national news today marks 6 months since the beginning of the hamas israel war and all across the u.s. today, there were marches for the hostages that are still being held captive by hamas, jewish organizations led marches in chicago in washington, d.c., and right here in the bay area. they're calling for the release of more than 120 hostages who remain captive by hamas and across the country. you can see people were marching in solidarity and for the international community to not forget those who were taken captive. >> i don't know the 4 we've got one cry. bring the hostages home. for 184 we've got one from really it,

>> and in the east bay, the local jewish community rallied behind the hostages. kron 4 photojournalist joe barton, a has the story. i'm here to show support for the hostages. >> they've been there now 6 months. >> we've been cooking the recipes that families and their loved ones have graciously put together. and their loved ones that are in captivity. and we're here representing them with some taste of love from home. so we have all kinds of cookies and sweets and goodies. and we're selling at our big cell and all the proceeds will be going to the families themselves and all those that have been affected. >> 6 packs. i grew up and keep the theme the southwest corner of it's one of the communities that were attacked on october 7th. and i personally know a lot of the people who are impacted by it murdered and kidnapped. and we are here

because there's still 133 hostages, innocent people who are in their saturday morning. have been held somewhere in gaza and the tunnels for 6 months to >> one of the survivors came out and told the story about the rape and the torture to the women and they're not all israeli women. by the way, there's americans there, too. every day that passes another person and it doesn't matter the nationality religion of the press and guys, what we need and this to end horrible situation. bring to the table that will bring the hostages bring much-needed relief and peace the speech. we need that i feel like in the last few days there's been some movement in the right direction closer to a deal. israel is pulling out troops. >> the messaging all around seems to be more positive. and i have to believe that they're going to come home. we want we

want we need to bring the to where was. happy but we can do to me we don't have least change all >> and that was tow bar reporting for us tonight. all right. let's get you a check. your 4 zone forecast. taking a look at coit tower. yeah. here in san francisco, a little a little chilly out there. gayle giving us a look at what to expect to go. >> yes, still a christmas night out there. we have a sea breeze kicking in along the coast. so i did step outside before the show. a little chilly in san francisco, but we will be warming up starting tomorrow. here's a view of the bay area. you see some clear some areas in the east bay and even the clearing of the golden gate bridge to and in the south bay. you can see it on our storm tracker here. our radar is pretty quiet. we saw maybe some isolated showers today, not measurable rain,

but we are now going to be under the influence of high pressure. so that will be warming us up starting tomorrow. temperatures out the door still on the cooler side in the low 50's. but we are warming at so you can see 2 to 5 degrees at them this time yesterday. tonight we will be i get down to the upper 30's in some valleys like in the north bay, santa rosa in livermore and parts of the santa clara valley. but we have that breeze going on here as well. we will have another breezy day tomorrow. but as far as the fog goes, you see clear skies overnight and into your morning drive. so that will be very nice. and tomorrow is a it clips monday. will we're going to be warming up to the 70's for inland highs and you can see the lows will be in the 30's in some inland valleys, but then take a look at tuesday. wednesday, we gradually warm up to 70's and then in our 7 day, you'll start to notice some 80's on the 7 day forecast. when i come back, we'll be talking more about the eclipse and how you can view it from here in

the bay area. back to you. >> all right. thanks. a lot of the bay area's gearing up for its cherry blossom blooming season. san francisco's japantown is going to be hosting the cherry blossom festival next weekend on the 13th. and then the weekend after that on april, 20th and today bidding has already opened up for the cherry blossom queen program's annual auction. this is a tradition that started in 1968. where a group of women are selected each year represent the japanese american community as the royal court during the festival. all proceeds for the auction go towards the cherry blossom queen program. still to come here at 10 o'clock, the push to switch to ev cars having a positive impact here in the bay area. >> how it's being measured. plus, the deadline for taxes right around the corner. how some americans use chatgpt this year. and when we come back, the solar eclipse is tomorrow. now nasa is getting ready for the phenomenon.

everybody's talking about it. tomorrow is the great american eclipse in scientists that nassar. >> not letting this phenomenon go to waste. here's isabel coelho on how nasa is collecting data right now. and tomorrow during the big show. >> astronomical project. nasa is visiting fort drum to fly drones during the solar eclipse measuring differences in the earth's atmosphere before during and after totality. all of our data >> is going to be brought together to look at impacts

along this path from mexico up through maine. there's going to be data collection going 5,000 feet. 66%. the scientists from the nasa langley research center chose to come to fort drum because the air space, it's not often that we're able to to take small uas like this in flight as high as we with the current most of the time us aren't aren't going over your 400 to 1000 so having restricted airspace allowed us to go you 9,010 1000 now at this drone is unlike anything nasa has ever used before. it's decked out with instruments that measure things like temperature, wind and atmospheric pressure. scientists will take this data after the project to better understand weather patterns during natural another example of something like this would be like, can a cash her up shun wildfires and things like that. we're trying to fill in all that knowledge. data gaps

that we have a new lower altitude. they'll be flying with teams across the country flying all to better understand our world. state is really important. i mean, >> we're trying to improve forecasting by turning around the state a super quickly and providing >> the national weather service confirmed the modeling for their forecast. when you have such a good collective group of people from citizen science to professionals doing this kind of work and pushing forward such a big data set that can improve. >> what we all witness every day, which is weather that makes me super excited reporting from fort drum. i'm isabella color. low. >> all right. let's talk about our forecast. of course, we know the eclipse is the big thing that everyone's talking about. >> mount tam here tonight, a little chilly out there. i'm guessing it's going to be pretty good skies for tomorrow help. >> yeah, we have the perfect weather well for the eclipse, but we're not on the path totality as you can see here we are out of the 30%. how up

location here. texas, ohio and maine, new york they are going to have the best of us. you know, i know maine has a perfect forecast. so even though we're not in the pash of totality, you could still see the partial so around 10:14am. that's when that view will begin. 11:13am, is when we'll see the maximum view. and then around 12, 15, that's when that eclipse will start to leave us. but it's kind of look like the moon is taking a bite out of the sun. so it's still going to be really cool. you don't want to forget the safety glasses. you'll need that if you happen from october when we have the annular ring of fire eclipse, you can still use the same one that if not, we have options and maybe a project you can do. here's the diy solar viewer. you may have all these items hanging around your home or office. a pencil foil, scissors, paper tape and a shoe box and what you're going to do, you're going to cut out to small holes on wednesday at the box and then you're going to take that piece of foil.

you're going to take some tape and then you're going to attach on one side of the box here. you're going to cover one of the holes there, too. and then you can take a sharp item like a pencil, poke out small, quell of the and then you're going to take that white piece of paper and you're going to put it back at the box and that's going to be that's how you're going to watch the eclipse. so you're going to put that late on there and then you're going to have to turn your back to the sun. and then we're going look through that hole and you're going to be able to see the moon make its journey across the sun. so this is nice. safeway and ice project. i did this for the annual are clips and it's a really fun thing to see. so hopefully you get to see it. we'll see if part of it. but it still really cool. and we'll have the nice weather as i mentioned. so we're starting to clear out here and take a look at our future cast. i don't have to pause this any rain or anything. this is that from monday until tuesday, we are going to be warming up and here are the overnight lows will still be chilly in places like santa rosa and livermore

livermore flirting with the lowl3rd low 40's upper 30's there. but everywhere else we're going to be east starting to warm up and then starting monday, will you'll notice a warm at the big time because we're in the 60's yesterday and now we're going to be gradually moving up to the upper 60's and low 70's and we will be breezy so similar to today as this affront is leaving our area. we'll leave us behind some breezy conditions, especially along the coast in the afternoon. you can see the numbers popping over to the 20's there and then you can see our 7 day forecast. just a sunny skies here. so tomorrow, 78 degrees for our inland and upper 60's around the bay towards wednesday, thursday and friday. that's when you're going to notice one of the warmest days towards the end of the week. but i do have to tell you the end of the week there is a chance of some unsettled so, you know, maybe friday, a small chance of rain. we're eyeing joy, the nice warm weather because, you

know, our after our winter, we've been pretty busy. yeah, not bad. and thanks for the explanation for everybody at home. that wants to check out the clip. yeah. it's going to be fine. i'm gonna try the colander track. >> the collier county is a colander. look it up okay. gayle ong, thank you so okay. well, according to a new study in the bay area is leading the nation in a shift from gas, powered cars. >> 2 electric ones in 2012, uc berkeley atmospheric chemist ronald cohen begin setting up co 2 monitors across the bay area. there are now more than 80 stations stretching from sonoma to san francisco and down alameda county between 2018 2022, the monitors recorded a steady decrease in co 2 emissions. that's trent. that translates to a 2.6% yearly drop in vehicle emission rates. the results are the first piece of evidence that we have that the adoption of electric vehicles is measurably lowering carbon emissions. so it's working good news if you're trying to buy home. california is giving up $250,000 to first time home

buyers. not bad applications for the state's down payment assistance program right now open the dream for all state funded program will begin giving more than 250 million dollars to help first-time home buyers this year. all borrowers must be the first generation homebuyers and must be california residents. applicants must also make under a set income limit, which varies county by county. a new survey finds 45% of americans are open to using chatgpt to review their taxes. but experts are warning to use that service with caution. the survey says 17% of americans have used the ai chatbot for tax filing. a spokesperson know from openai says, quote, this activity actually goes against our usage policies. still to come here at 10 o'clock know steph curry, no problem. kate rooney reports and chase center of the dubs. take down the jazz. and speaking of the warriors when

we come back, what this monster truck was doing outside of today's game. >> we've got the story ahead.

>> big wheels take a look at this. a monster truck decked out in the golden state warriors, colors rolling around outside of chase center this is a promotion for the hot wheels glow party, which is coming to san francisco in august. fans got to check out

the monster truck before the team took the court against the utah jazz. this evening is pretty cool. truck. well, speaking of the dubs, fans are riding high knowing that the war years ago in the postseason tournament kron. 4 sports reporter kate rooney has all the highlights from tonight's game against the jazz. >> before the war years even took the court tonight, they clinched a spot in the nba play-in tournament guaranteed at least the 10 seat as they head towards the postseason because the houston rockets lost to dallas mavericks earlier tonight. but the warriors decided to go ahead and beat the utah jazz here on their home court at chase center anyway. and they did it without steph curry and andrew wiggins. guess who was here? jonathan kominga back from missing 6 games with 10 tonight as and he didn't miss a beat putting up 21 points on 9 for 11 shooting to go with 10 rebounds and 6 assists rookies trayce jackson-davis and brand of gems. also started tonight each putting up 16 points and the old favorite clay thompson was hot from the start. 25 points in

the 1st quarter alone. and he finished with 32 on the night. all in all. head coach steve kerr said he thinks the warriors are playing some of their best basketball of the season right now. >> the man you're seeing what we're capable i think we won 7 out you know, i think we have a shot to, you know, to really close it out with 4 straight winds may be. i mean, you know, if if you do that, you went 11 out of 12, 10 out of 12, some like that's. you know, that's the kind of run that i've been talking about. so i do feel like we're. kind of playing the way i expected us to. and we found a pretty rhythm problem, of course, is the west is just loaded this year. we're going to probably end up with a better record than last year. and still dropped from 6 you somewhere in the plans, control, we can control, which is going for. obviously, we have a chance to play. lakers and pelicans were ahead of us and >> i believe pelicans play the kings as well. lakers putin

against minnesota. so we control we can control you know, go for no puts us a pretty good shape to, you know, get above that 10 c. >> it's pretty much a stand like like i say, it's a day-to-day thing is again to game and every game matter at this point. so or is that just moving forward? jeez a u.s.. the more focus. long as we more focus. it's going to be of for us to lose games. >> so for more games to go in the regular season, winning all of them shouldn't be too tall. an order for a team that has won 7 of their last 8 games. they've got 2 more games on the road and then look close out with 2 more games right here at chase center. but tuesday's game in l a against the lakers looming large for now at chase center, kate rooney kron 4 sports. all is exciting stuff. still to come here at 10 o'clock,

spacex has a successful launch. >> we'll have a little bit more on the liftoff. plus powerball finally has a winner, but there was some drama that was during that drawing will have more on that and also marches continue all across the country has the demands are for the hostages to be released by hamas. we've got more new

>> welcome back. today marks 6 months of war between israel and hamas all across the u.s. today, thousands marched in solidarity with the 120 hostages still being held captive. dave laval reports on the mushing tunde dc march.

>> the rally cry for the hostages in gaza as supporters marched from the washington monument. several 1000 people make their way across the national mall demanding the immediate release of the hostages. we met with our friend and this is his sister carmel got arlington's jolie. bain pillsbury says she's friends with one hostage's family. she says they paid a horrible price in the hamas attack. >> her mother was killed by scored on october 7th. brother escaped his wife child miracle. >> the demonstration comes on the six-month anniversary of the hamas invasion which saw 1200 people killed and 240 others taken hostage. israel says more than 130 people now

remain captive. rally. organizers fear for their safety, their in inhumane situations. red cross can't even get to them. they don't have food. they're being abused violated. and the longer that there the more chance that they'll tie, they're getting weaker and weaker the jewish federation of greater washington and the hostage and missing families organized the demonstration. >> that also drew support from outside washington. israeli opposition party leader y'all year late join the rally to deliver a message at the lincoln at the national mall. dave laval. >> this comes as israel is pulling back troops from gaza, but only to send them north towards lebanon. and tonight, iran is preparing to strike back. >> after an embassy was destroyed by israel this week. ron told israel that now none of its embassies are safe in response, president benjamin

netanyahu says israel will do whatever it takes to defend itself. that update on the cleanup of the baltimore bridge today. crews started removing containers and the cargo ship that struck the bridge. crews are removing those containers to allow access to the part of the francis scott key bridge that fell on top of the ship this weekend. crews cleared wreckage from the site to give more container ships, port access crews will continue removing containers this week. if weather permits. 6 construction workers were killed when this cargo ship slammed into the bridge, the bodies of 3 workers have been recovered. tesla set to go on trial this week in san jose over the safety of its electric cars. the case involves a family whose 2 year-old son crash. the tesla model accident was pregnant. mom. the accident happened back in 2018. the lawsuit accuses tesla of consumer fraud for advertising. the model x as safe. the lawsuit also claims tessa knew about a defective design. tesla has

the night. any liability for the crash attempts to reach a settlement between the attorneys for tesla and the family have fallen through the court proceedings begin tomorrow. santa clara county district attorney jeff rosen wants to eliminate the county's death row. he is looking instead to re sentenced to 15 men now on death row to life in prison without the possibility of parole. roseann called the death row a, quote, antiquated racially biased error prone system. he says it also cost the state millions of dollars. 650 people currently sit on death row in california, which is the highest amount in the country back in 2019, governor newsom placed a moratorium on the executions. the state is working to move inmates out of san quentin's death row and in 2 other facilities. a former california resident is charged with setting fire to vermont sen bernie sanders office. federal prosecutors say 35 year-old shipped simonian formerly of northridge entered the building on friday, poured

liquid on the door and then set it on fire. the man's actions were caught on security video. senator sanders was not in the office at the time. no one was injured. officials say the suspect's motives remain unclear. he faces up to 20 years in prison and a fine of up to 250 $1000. take a look at this for the next 2 mornings. photographers are going to be lining up on california street to get this rare shot of the sunrise twice a year, the sun street and tower of the bay bridge aligned to create this stunning view. some like to call it san francisco hands, which not to stonehenge in england, which is also known for its alignments with celestial bodies. if you want to get this shot for yourself, you're going to have to get up bright and early sunrise is at 06:45am. in the morning is a nice shot, though, gail. i mean, if people got to get out there in the morning, though, they might want bundle up maybe a little bit. >> yeah, it will be a little chilly. and also i know that's

really popular with photographers. so want to get there early tube. so yes, dress in layers the morning will start a little chilly for most of us. but we have clear skies out there tonight. and that should be the case for the early morning. so take a look at satellite and radar. we're pretty quiet now. high pressure is taking over a little closer look at san francisco right now. nothing going on. there may be a few sprinkles drizzle over along the peninsula. this is the future cast model around that time. >> so this is 07:00am. let's see what yet. see 6.45? yeah. looks nice and clear. and that's the case for the rest of the day. this is monday lunchtime monday afternoon into tuesday. >> so you get the picture. we are going to be sunny for the next 2 days and we have more warm sunny days ahead as well. you'll be waking up to the upper 30's in places like santa rosa, low 40's around the bay. and you can see even mid to upper 40's around places like san francisco. 46 degrees. so distressing, whereas if you're going to go out there to see that sunset

will be breezy overall for tomorrow. so similar to today, we have a front that is leaving our area. so this is the morning 10:00am. you notice? we're in the double digits. and then as you make your way to the afternoon, you'll start to see some 20's along the coast. there. and that would be the case throughout the evening. so that will be just get ready for that similar to today. so let's take a look your 4 zone forecast for tomorrow. the forecast highs, we will be warming up to the 60's in san francisco and along the beaches will be breezy, especially along the coast will be in the upper 50's low 60's along the beaches, the peninsula as well. making your your way down south. we're starting to get warmer to the upper 60's to santa clara county. that's when you'll see more 70's on the map. 72 in campbell, san jose and saratoga to the east bay, 70 along the east bay shoreline there, hayward, 16 degrees in union city. try valley. also 70's as well. more 70's gets a little warmer. 74 in concord and jan phil napa. 6. 73 75 in santa rosa. so here's the tenant. 10 outlook now. we

have some nice, warm weather on the way, especially wednesday, thursday, friday. but there is a chance of some unsettled weather starting the back end of the week. we'll be keeping an eye on that and just stay hydrated. enjoy the warm weather. back to you. all right. looks good. gail, thanks a lot. >> this spring four-legged seasonal worker is back in action. this is video from elk grove where more than 7,000 sheep and goats are. we're going to help lower the fire danger in heavily wooded areas. the city says using goats and sheep is a green way to clear fire-prone spaces. the livestock reduce soil erosion, improve air and water quality and create minimal impact to nearby fish and wildlife habitats. one ignition. and liftoff of falcon 9, a space-x starlink. >> and that falcon 9 right there, rocket carrying 21 starlink satellites. it lifted off from vandenberg space force base last night. the

falcon 9 s first stage returned to earth for a vertical landing. 8 minutes after liftoff. space-x has placed more than 5,000 satellites in space. they provide internet service and far-flung locations around the globe. >> 2024 total solar eclipse has been deemed one of the largest mass travel events of our lifetime. >> yeah, you bet it. thousands of people will be gathering at the end of indianapolis motor speedway tomorrow, many believe it is the largest viewing site in the country. it's about 3 hours from chicago. many families that live around the path excited for the eclipse. >> this is something they can say that they did, you know, will we'll take the pictures and just for fun. but yeah, it will be. it will be something interesting and be a part of. >> this rare event is piquing the interest of millions across the country. and a reminder tonight do not look directly into the sun tomorrow. do not do it. kron 4 will be bringing you live

coverage during the morning shows and kron 4 news at noon. well, you may be wondering what do you do with those glasses after you're done with them? astronomers without borders is international group that takes these glasses so they don't end up in landfills in avery distributed the glasses around the world. this is so people can use them in the next eclipse comes around. so get a little bit more information about that. you can return to classes and then can be used by someone else. april is celebrated as autism acceptance month here kron 4, we're spotlighting a south bay program giving adults with learning disabilities chance to continue their college education kron four's philippe de gaulle shows us how it works. >> we're going to talk about what kids are except inc and inclusion, inspire participation at the college of adaptive arts. healthy shine who i want to be and how some is a nonprofit co-founded by deanna purse. i and doctor

pamela munsey a decade and a half ago now supports 230 students in person at their facility on the west valley college campus in saratoga and online nationally and internationally via zoom. absolutely transformative right here. we have a whole group of >> aspiring apprentice. is that one of the assistance and the sign language class they want to be professors in the theater class. many of the students diagnosed with intellectual and developmental disabilities, noting setbacks early in life was a bumpy ride. my mind is my most powerful tool. you know, i need to be able to use it and use to the best of my abilities that that overtime obstacles to learning overcome with the students or through continued education in the classroom. mine is not hold back match. now that i find it stopped in. >> what i would find its top

cares for people know how to help you. the school gives adults and special education, real college experience and the path towards a career of their choosing. it's important that we have learned how to work. recently launched a new workforce development program students like sam headley and victoria rivera are trained and paid apprenticeship positions song in jennings don't let your disability. >> stop. he of my goal eventually to become, you know, a professor here at caa and teach classes. but of course, there's still a long way to go in all 50 states. adults in the special education system are mandated out of public schools by the age of 21 or 22, according to the centers for disease control and prevention, 6 and a half million people in the united states live with intellectual or developmental disabilities. goal is to give a lifelong equitable college experience to adults. >> who historically haven't

had access. doctor, lindsay says the college has 10 schools of study in liberal arts, including visual arts business communications and dance. students are moving mountains. they do have a lot of extra hills to climb and to movn and they're doing it so beautifully. i would like to be the one of me and to ensure that makes a difference as part of rivera's apprenticeship, which like for the rest of her peers. last she has been appointed a project manager. >> and he's organizing cea's 15 year anniversary celebration on mother's day called the low rider car show at mexican heritage plaza in san jose. baez like emmanuel so effective, these routines like a home or, >> you know, ca i could do just fine for those who cannot be accommodated with services to support their disabilities at community college programs like caa. give those students who otherwise would have had to end their education. a chance at life long learning. >> without age limits or

restrictions. we're just here to try to provide our students and our staff as well. >> with everything that they need to really achieve their own personal visions. the school encourages students to re enroll. >> even after they have graduated >> in saratoga, a >> philippe djegal kron. 4 news. >> coming up next in sports, the warriors taking on the jazz kron. 4 director jason dumas says full highlights next.

>> and now kron 4 sports. >> the warriors saw their six-game winning streak come to an end on friday, but they got a chance to right their wrongs tonight with the struggling utah jazz in town and no staff, no wiggins. so to he's got to start. brandon put jet ski trayce jackson-davis jonathan commingle with back for the first time in 6 games and he didn't show any signs of rust. coast to coast for 3 points. the hard way does up 9. the 1st half, though, really belong to klay thompson. he scored 25 of his team high. 32 points in the 1st half. the warriors led by 13 at the break. >> 3rd quarter more. jonathan kuminga. the gases could not keep him out of the paint. you got to the rim at will case in point another bucket there. he finished with 21 10 4. >> at the warriors beat, the jazz won 18 to one 10.

>> time to check out the college athletes. caitlin clark and iowa taking on dawn staley and south carolina for a national championship iowa. got out to a fast start. clark may have gotten away with an offensive foul here, but the refs wallowed, the whistle and clark buries the trey. he finished. 30 points, 8 assists and 5 rebounds, 5 rebounds, 8 assists 3rd quarter. south carolina flipped the game on its head, though. freshman tessa johnson buried a 3 there. jan, 19 points off the bench. south carolina goes up. proved to be too much for iowa and anyone in college hoops for that matter. a complete the perfect season they finished 38 to end they beat iowa. 87 to 75 for dawn. staley's 3rd championship. let's head to oracle park. the giants wrapping up their first home series of the season against the padres. we pick things up in the 8th inning

kinds down to the one michael conforto grounds one out to first. but the second baseman drops the ball while trying to tag jorge solera tyler fitzgerald scored and we've got a tie game later in the inning. matt chapman give the giants the lead on this single to right. they are going crazy on 3rd in king and. that would be all camillo duval needed. he struck out the side in the 9th at the giants get a much-needed 3 to 2 win over there do right. let's head to detroit aides were taking on the tigers looking to take 2 out of 3. top of the is already up one. nothing. jj. bleday smokes one up the middle. that plates. zack gelof to give oakland a 2. nothing leaves next. ending to a really break this one open catches up to a high fastball and you can kiss it goodbye. he had 4. rbi is on the day as the giants when it 7 to one great series win for them in

detroit and some non local news which broke about an hour or so kind of shook up the college basketball world. >> john calipari hands. kentucky, to go to arkansas. don't think anyone really saw that come know. and i didn't think it would do that. i mean, he's he's a legend in kentucky's been there forever. and so you figure you know, years. so, you know, money talks, i guess. yeah. how about the south carolina story, though, man? wow. >> 38. 38 yeah. just undefeated season. it that's an incredible feat, though. you know where she's from. from and delta flight and happy for her, ok? yes, we are. all right. thanks a lot, jason. yet. okay. well, softball fans were cheering on some other athletes earlier today, the san francisco softball league. >> have their home opener. the team took the field this afternoon at the staff on market street. all league members are welcome to join

the next game is on for 20 for their women's division. there was some drama involving the powerball drawing last night. someone in oregon waking up to 1.0, 33 billion dollars. that's right. they won the powerball and that finally been sold. but there was a delay with the drawing last night drawing took place around 11:30pm, local time, which is more than 3 hours later than usual. that's because of system delays. we're being told this lottery officials. the lucky ticket holder will take home the 4th largest pot in the game's history and can either choose the 1.3 billion dollar prize paid out over 29 years or a lump sum of 6. 21.1 million, the winner of the 1.3, 3 billion dollar jackpot u.s. claim their prize within the next 60 days. new york senator chuck schumer speaking out of the potential capital. one and discover merger saying that he reached out to both companies

on the behalf of the public. the 35 billion dollar mega merger is the largest on record and schumer says it could cost more damage for consumers who may be charged higher fees. he's demanding answers from the card companies before anything is finalized. what could go up if this merger occurs, the your annual fee. here. interest charge your late payment fee. in addition. >> foreign transaction fees, balance transfer fees and cash advance fees could go up. >> the 35 billion dollar acquisition would create the world's largest credit card is sure. this week president biden is set to announce his latest effort to broaden student loan relief. the president is expected to lay out 3 new categories for borrowers who would be eligible to get some or all of their federal loans canceled. just last month the president

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 for millions last year. well, politics can be a tough business, but an elementary student in indiana has cooked up a winning strategy for his student council. president run. zach shows us how he fried up a sweet and tangy victory. >> are even had one goal in mind when running for student council president bring died on 9 hits the sold elementary. the question on the minds of teachers and staff at the school was why don't know sinking of. what can i do for my fellow s e s eyesight. >> while sold to that they and they are tasty. i loved. i do not i'll dial chicken. not so i don't have >> as word of this got out sodexo general manager lid on

pitch. this idea that tyson foods, they love the idea upon hearing got the ball rolling it says that this campaign is exactly the kind of input they love to receive. we want kids to have a say in what they'd like in our cafeteria is of course, we have guidelines the obama. >> we just want the kids to have a say. and we're just really glad that able to provide that for them. >> so fellow classmates and student council member said that the nuggets were amazing pitch. that is not the only reason this idea was a slam dunk. i enjoy it because i think we can bring a lot to kids that saw entry school and it means a lot to so we're kept it short and sweet when describing his love for this day everything in reporting in i'm zach stu. >> well, we are warming up this week after a chilly night. we have 80's in the forecast. we'll show that to

>> well, bay area may not be on the best path to see eclipse, but that's not stopping the exploratorium from hosting watch party tomorrow event is at pier 15 starts at 10 in the morning and it's free with museum admission. nasa estimates people in the bay area will see just over. 35% of coverage being around 10 to 15 in the morning. i'm reaching the peak at 11 13 and then ending at about 15 afternoon. if you rather watch from home, they're going to be live streaming from texas and mexico whi h fall in the path

of total saying anyway, let's get a final check of the forecast. taking a live look right now at the exploratorium in the buckyball out there. gayle ong is excited about the eclipse. what's happening? yeah. i actually got my glasses. >> from moratorium before work. so that should be fine. here is the view from the east bay. we have the perfect weather. if they eclipse look at our pad, we would be solid with the clear skies. but look at to see a little bit of that. so here's our storm tracker. pretty quiet. and high pressure is building so all the storms see in the pacific northwest is now a it's going to going around the bay area. so with that, take a look at the weather pattern will be under over the next few days. but ridge of high pressure moving into our area. we are going to be warming and i we've been talking about this for a while since last week. we're going to see 80's towards the back end of the week. so that's going to be nice now. notice that we will have a trough will be digging in friday. so there is a chance of some rain friday. so we'll talk about that as we

get closer. just for now, though, weather headline will be the warm temperatures heading our way. you can even see it on our futurecast tomorrow. no rain or clouds wednesday. we may see some partly cloudy skies. but monday, tuesday, we look clear for the time being. so here's a look at the 7 day forecast. i'll get out of the ways you can see equips monday will be in the 70's inland 60's around the bay and coast and then as we make our way through the week, will be gradually warming up wednesday. thursday looks like the warmest days ahead and then we'll start to cool down. just towards the weekend. keep an eye on that rain but enjoy the nice weather. really excited about that. yeah, it is really nice. i can believe how warm in the 80's. i know we haven't seen that in a while. so stay hydrated. all right. thanks a lot. that's going things up for us here at 10. we'll be back in just a few minutes for the news at 11 to