>> and affordable clinton. one 10 to 5 sandwiches threatens to sue ahead of the ports vote on changing the name airport. i light on what happened to little girl died during an alleged exorcism in the south bay. as i was mayor. wills it, she says, and help the city's ever to revitalize the downtown area. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning far. >> we'll get tuesday morning. people looking win this one early. >> the kron 4 morning news days. april 9th, i'm reyna harvey. oh, man. yesterday was a day wasn't one for the history books. today might be a tough act to follow. but i think the weather is going to be just as nice morning for those of us that are little more concerned what it feels like on the ground today will be just as eclipse this time around. we're going to be looking at lots of sunshine

out there, really comfortable temperatures. >> you look outside right now from mount tam is showing how crystal clear we are to kick off the morning. so a lot of repeats from yesterday minus the useless co phenomenon. futurecast shows you what we got out there this morning. it's hard to find any fog. we are sailing clear from the coast bayshore to our inland areas. that's going to be really nice, especially come the afternoon. we start to tap into some really warm and comfortable temperatures. right now. we're sitting in the 40's to 50's alameda and san francisco in the low 50's oakland and berkeley at 48 a petaluma at a cool 45 degrees later on today we got some 70's solidly. so and tomorrow, some of our first 80's of the entire year so far, so in for quite the warm-up. i'll be talking all about. that's still to come. as for your roads, michael thomas is in this morning. michael, what is going on out there? >> nothing too much to worry about. good morning, everyone. happy tuesday. taking a live look right now at the bay

bridge. you can see only 8 minute commute over from the east bay into the city and some could drive times for those of you in the east bay heading over towards the maze to get into the city. you can see everything is under 20 minutes right now. the longest is crockett to 5.80, which is excuse me, the maze, which is around 15 minutes. a live look at some of the bridges. you can see san mateo bridge right now. only a 12 minute commute. no major delays there at all. taking a look a little bit up north. the richmond, sandra fell bridge. we're looking at a total of a 7 minute commute over it. and of course, that golden gate bridge coming in with the commute of 20 minutes right there. you can see an overall look at everything so far. so good. no major oranges, yellows or read. we're seeing a lot of green, which means go. that is a good time right send it back to you. all right, mike, thank you for that. well, san francisco now threatening legal action over a proposed name change. >> for the oakland airport just days before the port of oakland set to vote on a new name. the proposed new name is quote, the san francisco bay, oakland international airport over stinson has that story.

>> at the oakland airport on monday night. rumblings could be heard about the airport, possibly getting a new name. san francisco bay, oakland international airport. i think it's ridiculous. the port of oakland manages the airport and first proposed the name change late march. the port president says this will boost travelers, geographic awareness of where the airport is located. but people flying in and out of the airport say this would only make things more confusing. nothing about here that some francisco. we're trying to get away from some school. that's why we come here. you know, some of is going open its 2 different cities. so let's wait to oakland. mayor sheng thao has said the new name could support the airport's efforts to secure more direct flights and boost tourism in oakland. but across the bay, san francisco mayoral candidate and supervisor ahsha sofi says the name change would hurt sf. >> san francisco's a port of

entry for millions of immigrants. millions of working people, people from all over the country in the world and what you don't want ever is for there to be confusion ahead of the port commission scheduled vote on thursday. san francisco city attorney david chiu center letter threatening legal action if they go through with it too, says the proposed name infringes on sf those trademark. >> their proposal appears intentionally designed to divert travelers. you may be unfamiliar with area. geography. we believe that the clear similarity and a very high likelihood of confusion gives us a strong federal trademark infringement in response to the possible lawsuit. the oakland airport released a statement saying in part the proposed name modification will clarify, not confuse the new name identifies where the airport is actually located. >> it also added that once the board approves the name change, the port will take

appropriate measures to use the new name city attorney to says he hopes to speak with port officials before the vote on thursday. but if it gets approved, they are fully prepared to move forward with legal action. >> i'm sara stinson reporting at the oakland airport kron. 4 news. >> well, turning now to a disturbing case we've following out of the south bay or 3 suspects are in jail after a 3 year-old was killed. what her family members say was an exorcism. so really weleased documents reveal the child from her life trying to escape from the church where her mother, uncle and grandfather allegedly perform the exorcism to cast out a demon and have him back in 2021. investigators say the girl's body had several injuries and firefighters found her body on the altar of the church in downtown san jose. a coroner determined she died from a combination of his and smothering. court documents revealed the victim's mother told police she had visions from god or uncle claim he had gifts from

got. well, a grandfather says he had gone to church to pray for the child and believe the girl's mother. 3 pleaded not guilty. a judge set to rule on whether the case will move forward to a trial. we're open continues in san francisco. the police department posted on social media. this is end of last may. he sees the 182 pounds of fentanyl. they also arrested more than 900 people for selling narcotics and more than 1000 people for using drugs. francisco mayor london breed is advocating for the city's downtown recovery efforts. reid is throwing her support behind the 3 key state bills authored by san francisco officials. so these 2 pieces of legislation would provide the city with a set of creative solutions to build on local efforts to revitalize the area. they're also spoke about the work. the city is down to help restore the vibrant downtown area. >> 2023, we saw one of the

lowest crime rates we've seen in the past 10 years, not including 2021, we shut down for a global pandemic. we see those trends continuing because of the work that we're doing to address retail theft, open air drug dealing and using car break-ins and a number of other challenges that persist. all the mayor also town under 30 by 30 proposal. >> james, at 30,000 more residents and students the downtown by 2030. happening today, francisco public library workers plan to rally asking the city install safety public measures to help protect our librarians. so a lot of libraries in the city lack of security guard, meaning library workers are forced to intervene in dangerous situations and sometimes gets physical. the rally in san francisco main library on larkin street is going to be at noon. also happening today, settles it. leaders are set to vote on whether to ban homeless

encampments around schools. if approved, it would prevent the unhoused and the rv's parking within about 150 feet of most campuses. local officials including mayor matt mahan support the proposal after students and one east san jose school said they were being harassed and at least one case followed by homeless people living near the campus. critics of that proposal argue the measure criminalizes homeless. hundreds of people gathered in san francisco at the exploratorium on 15 to watch the solar eclipse only covered about a 3rd of the sun here in the bay area. but it was really still a good view. exciting. >> especially explore time. you know the local science center for families that for the community is this great. i live for stuff like this because as a science educator, i get excited when people get excited about natural phenomena. >> millions across the country were in the path of totality, including those in kron four's rob nesbitt, hometown. so he

shared his family's experience. what's being called the great american eclipse. >> and a solar eclipse came with a lot of anticipation. millions of people in the united states excited for this rare moment of darkness. the best viewing was in the path of totality starting in texas and running 2200 miles to my hometown of hoxton main hi mom. >> i were like so many others, my family turned the eclipse into a family viewing party, seeing the skyline change from day to night. and back today in a matter of minutes for my 3 year-old nephew. will that cool? yes. to my 91 year-old grammy j mall with a light around 10 miles from there in houlton, maine. >> the population more than doubled overnight with tours traveling for the best view of the dark sky. >> a cloudy forecast for other parts of the country. rerouted eclipse watchers to northern maine airport was really wild. the busy we had to be a 10, 10 jets to flow in.

>> people that had been planning on going to texas and and and and redid their flight plans and came up here stead executive director for the greater hold the chamber of commerce chain torres spent more than 2 years planning for the solar eclipse. a full weekend of events for locals and visitors leading up to the moon's big move. torres sharing one example of how a local businesses benefiting donald do you know $1000 worth of business? yesterday they get 5 today. they did 10,000. that's a huge boost. the solar eclipse may have only lasted a few minutes. the small towns like where i grew up, hoping the once in a lifetime celestial event will be long lasting impression on eclipse enthusiasts. so thankful to be here that think i think accomplished our mission to get people to come back to see us again. >> rob nesbitt kron, 4 news. >> what an incredible memory. thanks. profit sharing that. still ahead, the crop a morning news also set to go front of a judge for a case

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police say the victims are both hospitalized. 2 people arrested in santa rosa for allegedly running a chop shop. detectives say the suspects they were altering stolen cars. unlicensed vehicle repair shop. open recognize for how well they take care of their animals. was received an accreditation from the association of zoos and aquariums. the national's beat giants 81 last the part play each other again tonight at 6.45? well, today is the last chance time evers. >> are going to have to catch a shot like this one. sunny sunrise, you can caught on california street, the sun street in tower of the bay bridge in line to create this special review. some call it san francisco henge not to stonehenge in england, which is known for its alignment with celestial bodies. john, i'm sure a budget going to running to try to get that money shot this morning. we had an eventful past few days say the least. >> yeah. everyone's been

getting the shots, whether it was the mood of the sun yesterday at the eclipse or hey, this morning, we're going have a gorgeous sunrise. if you want to get that last peak at the sun rising over the bay bridge from california street where we're sitting here in the east bay skies are really clear. no sunrise, just yet. we still got a little bit of time before we get there. but we will be looking at a gorgeous one. once we do skies clear from the coast to our inland areas as well as across the rest of the state. nothing getting in your way today. this high pressure ridge is deeply built up across the region. but what a switch up. we have just around the corner from the hottest days of the year so far with this high-pressure ridge to a low that drops in this weekend cools us off quickly in come saturday, results in well below average temperatures and rainfall back across the bay area. so we're going to go from feeling like taste of summer to write back to that wintry forecast. you can see the weather pattern here in future cast with clear skies today. tomorrow on into thursday. and then that deep dive in the jet stream come

friday. and by the time we reach saturday, there's your storm system circulating just to our west resulting in rainfall for the bay and snow returning to the sierra most of this activity on saturday. but lingering into early sunday. it's looking like as well. that just means in the meantime, you better enjoy these next several days because it is going to be really nice. and sunny as long as you love that sunshine. this forecast is definitely for you. 70's from san mateo through mountain view as well as into the south bay spots like san jose and campbell already getting close to 80 up to 78 heyward. you'll be at 74 oakland in richmond. 72 degrees. concord, up to 78 degrees as well. today. and tomorrow we will see our first low 80's of the entire season so far and a repeat of it on thursday under all that sunshine friday. we cool down and cool down quickly by saturday. it's only 50's for inland daytime highs with the rainfall looking likely through the day on saturday and lingering into early

sunday. michael. thanks, john. good morning, everyone. will everything seems to be running smoothly when it comes to traffic? you can see lots of green, which means go. but we are seeing some yellow and red. >> in the areas right around dublin on 6.80, it's really those southbound lanes. you can see will move in just a little bit closer. all that yellow and orange, meaning it slow and getting some congestion. but really nothing we don't see out of the ordinary some drive times for. you can see livermore to dublin, 11 minutes, dublin to fremont 19 minutes. and that's really that congestion area that i was just showing you. but we take a look at 8.80, san leandro to milpitas 20 minute commute. now. pete us over to sunnyvale. 6 minute commute. if you're heading into the south bay, not too bad this morning. a live look right now at the san mateo bridge. everything seems to be going smoothly. only a 12 minute commute over that. we take a look a little bit more towards the maze. you can see everything is green for the time being except for that small yellow. so it's starting to slow down but nothing too out of the ordinary drive times when it comes for those of you heading over to the

maze crockett to the maze. 15 minutes, walnut creek to 5, 8, 11 minutes. 13 minute commute. castro valley to the mains. 10 minute commute for san leandro to so everything is good. once you get to that mazen, you're heading into the city from the bay bridge. you can see it's only an 8 minute commute and everything. it's going smoothly. those metering lights are not on quite yet. reyna. all right, michael, thank you for that. tesla battling 2 court cases in the south bay this week, the company decided to settle one. we're a family was suing the company over an autopilot feature. >> they say malfunction killed a man in mountain view. crash happened on 2018 back in 2018 on how we want to one. investigators say the driver was playing video games on his phone while using tesla's autopilot feature that investigation determine on a pilot system did not recognize a lane change on the highway. tesla's long said its feature does not prevent all accidents. we don't have any word on how much money tesla is settling for both. but both sides any back in court this thursday to discuss settlement

a little further. another court case involving tesla's going to be heard today. this case involves a family whose 2 year-old son crashed. tesla in his pregnant mother back in 2018. the lawsuit accuses tesla of consumer fraud advertising the model x as safe and also claims tesla knew about a defective design. they had tesla denied any liability. the north bay, a girl who make threats against a student at rancho cotati high school has now been arrested on monday. school went into lockdown. one student received a threatening tax represent a weapon from someone off campus. bonaparte police say it stemmed from an ongoing dispute between the students who attend the schools across sonoma county. police say they rest of the girl made the threat in santa rosa. president biden ramping revamping a plan to provide student debt relief to millions of americans. the u.s. supreme court struck down a similar measure last year.

this one is a little more targeted. washington correspondent jessi tenure joins us live. the very latest. good morning. jessi. morning to you as well, so this new plan would end up helping about 10 million fewer americans in the president's original one. >> but the white house is hoping that it holds up in the courts this time. >> give everybody a fair shot. president biden is taking another shot at a student loan forgiveness plan after the u.s. supreme court struck down a similar one last year. we continue to find alternatives past reduced to that. the president's new plan would cancel some or all federal student loans for more than 30 million americans borrowers who now owe more than they did at the start of repayment could see up to $20,000 in interest canceled. the plan would also forgive all interest for borrowers enrolled in the safe plan and making less than $120,000 a year. he's trying to buy votes. president biden made the announcement monday in the swing state of wisconsin.

>> where republicans like congressman bryan steil and derrick van orden say the plan is not fair to millions of other americans expecting our hard working blue collar men and women. we decide to go to trade school. >> to pay off the bill of people that have decided to get a 4 year degree. the white house says millions of americans could start to see the amount of drop as early as this fall. we are working hard to make sure that we follow the law but still expects another legal battle at the supreme court. i think the courts will once again find this action to be unconstitutional. rightfully so. >> the education department is going to release a formal plan in the coming months that the public will be able to weigh in on live in washington. i'm jessi tenure. all right. jessi, thank you for that breakdown. there. let's end of day after canceling last friday because of rain and other challenges. oakland's first friday is finally coming back this week. only event was

on a hiatus for about 3 months because and money issues. organizers say first fridays help to celebrate arts culture and the community of oakland. coming on the morning news in poll. >> now majority of people living in las vegas are on board the plan to use money from the public build new stadium. will the money could be better used for other causes? and after the break, lawmakers now pushing a bill that aims to prevent ticketmaster. not allies in the sales market. why she says the sales market. why she says it would actually promote with our new grocery outlet app, you can see the store's inventory. so you guys really have mangoes in stock? yup.

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>> well, in the east bay, you've got 3 people from romania. they were charged last week in oakland with stealing evt information to make cash withdrawals. edt allows californians low income residents access to food and cash. they qualify. 3 defendants. they were all charged with this and are accused of cloning ebt cards that were gathered. information from scanning machines now holders dated atm's and point of sale terminals as well if convicted in federal court in oakland, each defendant, it's going to face up to 10 years in prison. all 3 are scheduled to appear in court again on wednesday for a detention hearing tomorrow. the doj estimates over 22 million dollars was actually stolen from a bt cars in a fish areas throughout the state between january and march. this year alone. police are now investigating after a pedestrian was killed trying to cross the freeway near san francisco national airport. now the monday night around 10:00pm. chp says the pedestrian was hit by a car on

southbound state. how i want to one near the off-ramp by 11:00pm. the person was pronounced dead. that crash is currently under investigation. on the peninsula. man in san mateo was arrested after leading police on a chase ended in a rollover crash. police say it happened saturday afternoon after the man was threatening the pepper spray. ross employee still $1000 worth merchandise. they say the man left the scene in his car before police could get there but was spotted driving recklessly while getting on eastbound highway. 92 when police tried to pull him over, they say led them on a short chase that ended when crashed into a guardrail causing vehicle to roll. he had to be taken to the hospital for treatment and was later arrested. magic been the horse is free after contra costa fire fighters spent 4 hours trying to rescue him. magic bins owner says she found her horse stuck in mud on a steep el sobrante. this

is a at around 9 yesterday morning. she couldn't pull him up such a call for help. the firefighters they were able to free match been and reunite him with his owner. >> this morning, san jose city leaders will try to make it safer for school kids, but making it tougher on the homeless with a few new law. homeless with a few new law. so let's play with those new

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>> and nothing blocking out the sun today. not the clouds and not the moon for that matter, either. >> we're going to be seeing a day that is actually a bit warmer than yesterday, even to setting us up for our warmest days of the year. so far the next couple of days. your view outside from mount tam right now looking nice and crystal clear. nothing getting in the way of your sunrise here in just a couple hours. so morning you can spend a little bit of time outdoors. futurecast shows that we're going to stay this way as we work our way to the remainder this forecast with nothing getting in the way as we move into the afternoon. temperatures are in the 40's to 50's right now. alameda sitting at 52 nevado at 46 degrees, oakland and berkeley 48. so there's a little chilly this morning. if you're outside for more than just a few minutes till forget the jackets later on today. we'll get to the upper 70's in some cases tomorrow will see the 80's for the first time this year. i'll get to that in your full forecast. michael stott thomas is standing by with your traffic. how's it going? >> thanks, john. and good morning. everyone will going well. you can see right here

on traffic tracker for lots of green this morning. small, tiny pockets of that yellow, which means slowing down, but nothing too major. taking a live look right now at the bay bridge. you can see that commute only a 9 minute commute into the city. but i want to give you some quick drive times. you can see right now 16 minutes from crockett to the maze. 12 minute commute from walnut creek to 5, 80 14 minute commute. castro valley to the maze. a 10 minute commute. san leandro to the maze. a quick look at those bridges. you can see right now on the mateo bridge. 13 minute commute. no major brake lights or anything. they're taking a look over at the richmond. sandra fell bridge. also a seven-minute commute. everything is flowing through. lastly, that golden gate bridge a 21 minute commute into the city. rain send it back to you. prime. michael, thank you that. happening today, the city of san jose will vote on a new measure can actually limit where homeless encampments can actually settle. city leaders say this is needed to keep schools safer covers will tran is live in san jose. just play more on that. ordinance. good morning. well, so what's going to

happen? rain and a few hours from now, the city council members will vote. >> on a few measures, the one measure actually was on the books for about 3 years now. but it more like guidelines. they want to actually make it a law. what's going to happen is if it is passed, homeless encampments cannot be any closer to schools that 150 feet. it's been on the books for 3 years, but they really never added any teeth to it. now they want to do it. here's what's going to happen. you will be cited if you're homeless person 150 feet or closer to a school. but they're not going to take any money from you is just going to cite you. talk to you. tell you, too, move away from that area because a lot of school administrators, parents and students have said they don't feel safe walking around homeless as they are heading to their schools. that's one measure. the other measure is where rv's can park. now, you might think rv's. you know what? a lot of people use it. but in san jose typically a

lot are the users are people who don't live traditional houses. what they want to do is put up signs and they still have to do studies about it before they put up the signs. but if it is enacted, they will put up no parking signs near schools. they will talk to the driver and say, you know what, you have to move away from here. and if you don't, you will be towed. there are places where they can park rv's. but right now they're quickly filling up. san jose needs to find other places. but they say definitely those places for now will not be schools. back to you. >> all right. well, thank you for that breakdown. there. so let's head to the east bay. a little girls killed in a freeway crash light near concord over the weekend. conversely, to reports the man was behind the wheel of the car she was in is still on the run. >> the california highway patrol is searching for a 30 year-old man who was allegedly behind the wheel of an suv

that flew off the freeway near concord sunday morning. we're speaking with the. >> for people that got transported to the hospital. they're all stable and expected to recover from their injuries. they're helping us piece together who the driver was. a 9 year-old girl did not survive the crash. she died on scene. >> the chp says the suv was the only car involved. it crashed in the dirt median between interstate 6.80, and highway 2.40, to near concord. >> and rolled over several times before landing on its roof. the chp says most if not all of the passengers were ejected and likely not strapped in before the crash always recommend wearing seat belts. one of them was we enforce the most. >> if you don't wear your seat belt and get involved in a collision that's going to increase the likelihood of major injury or death. the child who dies mother, 13 year-old sister and 2.17, year-old cousins were also in the car and where the passengers hospitalized since

the driver left the scene before officers arrived at this time. it's unclear if intoxication played a role in the crash in concord, philippe djegal all kron. 4 the east bay, the city of pittsburgh recently finished 2 project. >> to improve safety right near schools and accessibility for pedestrians city install 10 rapid flashing beacons of 5 on protected crosswalks right near schools. so the schools include pittsburg, high school hi delhomme entry school saint peter maher school highland elementary school and other recently completed city project updated 17 curb ramps, bringing them all into compliance with the american disabilities act samara says a deputy sheriff was charged with domestic violence according to court documents, jonathan has preferred to strangled his girlfriend in her home last august and then attacked or at work in december. as for 2 pleaded not guilty to all charges. prosecutors say they're keeping him in custody because he poses a public safety risk.

a grubber general hospital there undergo security training because privacy breach in december, one medical law book went missing along but contain very sensitive information. patients like their medical record numbers. birthdays. and even result of specimen collect it. hospital says there's no evidence that information in the book has been misused and that they reached out to the affected patients. so people who live right near the tip or a stadium in sacramento are pondering. well, life is going to be like when the team moves next year. these are likely play not 80 home games, central park before they move to las vegas. a lot of people living in the area say they are looking forward to it. >> i'm a baseball fan. so i think it's really cool to have like a major team like playing right there brings jobs. brings. >> business outside of the

normal parking and things like that. no concerns. one neighbor who didn't want to go on camera told our second middle sister station, her boyfriend. >> a diehard a's fan is very upset. these are moving across the street from his apartment while they build a stadium in las vegas. he like many a's fans what they want the team stay in oakland. and while lawmakers in nevada seem happy for over 380 million dollars in public money to help a's owner john fisher build a new stadium. a new poll found a majority of voters in las vegas are not converse. dan kerman has that story. last week the a's were celebrating moving to a minor league ballpark in sacramento for 3 years. >> until the new las vegas stadium is built. the nevada legislature is already shelled out 380 million dollars in public funds to help build that stadium. but a new poll finds residents of las vegas oppose using public money. the emerson college polling survey asked 500 likely las vegas voters. do you support or

oppose the use of public money going towards the construction of a baseball stadium for the las vegas a's. well, almost 32% supported public funding. nearly 52% opposed it. and more than 16% remain unsure. >> everyone but nevada, politicians and the stadium authority seem to see through this john fisher scam that he's got going on. alexander marks is with the nevada state education associations, schools over stadiums campaign, which is trying to stop the public funding of that las vegas stadium. well, those surveyed live in the city of las vegas seen here in yellow, not along the part of the strip with the ballpark will be built marks thinks the poll results are significant. billionaires like john fisher don't want this on the ballot. they know that if this is on the ballot, they're going to probably we just saw what happened in jackson county, missouri last week. we saw the polling they can read the tea leaves like everybody else. it's still unclear if nevada voters will get a say in the public funding question on

tuesday, the nevada supreme court will rule as to whether schools over stadiums can move ahead and collect signatures for the ballot measure to put the question on the november ballot marks remains optimistic at the end of the day, public money should not be going to billionaires for stadium. public funds should on the public schools or other essential services. you know, we we keep saying there's been more planning of the world class stadium. there has a world-class education system. we've got all these bills that didn't get hurt or or veto like universal school lunches or reducing class sizes. and then our legislature gets focused on this new shiny object for john fisher because he asked them for money and they said, ok, how much? meanwhile, teachers have been saying we'd love a 20% salary increase and they said, well, it's expensive. we can't afford that. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> a woman and a child are in the hospital after they were hurt during a car crash san jose. the crash happened right near monterey road and metcalf

road shortly after one yesterday, police blocked off southbound monterey road for a few hours following that crash. cause of the crash is still being investigated. the bay area lawmaker introducing a bill targeting ticketmaster. so oakland assembly member buffy wicks introduced a bill scott, what she calls ticketmaster's monopoly in the sales market looks as ticketmaster handles the ticketing uprising for that's a majority of major concerts and sporting events. she says her bill would require more competition for ticketmaster giving event goers more options to buy tickets while saving on phase look says she believes this would lead to lower prices and better customer service. >> it's pretty fundamental. i mean, it's a basic premise of capitalism. so when you have more competition, you have a better product, right? and that is the foundational to to our side here. so ensuring that we have that competition, the primary point of sale to is the one of the most critical things that we can do to end the monopoly. so in a

statement, ticketmaster said in part, quote, we support reforms to improving to gain but a b 28. 0, 8, won't do that. it will instead undermine efforts of artists. sports teams, primary ticketing companies to minimize ticket scalping. still ahead of the problem morning news. >> california leaders are fighting to eliminate hate schools across the state. how they plan to do that. and the giants lose to the washington nationals in san francisco. we're going take a look at the we're going take a look at the low lights. get back.

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reveal that child died during an alleged exorcism. san jose fonte for life tried to escape from the church where her mother, uncle and grandfather allegedly performed an exorcism to cast out a demon. court documents reveal the victim's mother told police she had visions from god. well, a claim gifts from god. well, the grandfather on the church pray for the child and believes the girl's mother. city of francisco warning of possible legal action over postal to incorporate san francisco into the name of oakland's airport city attorney david chiu says the named fringes. well, as of those trademark port of oakland is expected to take up that proposal to rename air ort at a public meeting on thursday. the san francisco police department posted on social media since the end of last may. they seize 182 pounds benton up. also arrested more than 900 people selling narcotics more than 1000 people for using the drugs. that is built on the

library workers plan to rally today. going to ask the city to implement safety public measures to help protect librarians was going help san francisco main library on larkin street at noon. >> ok, let's talk sports giants taking on the nationals at oracle park and a new player made his debut last night for sports. director jason dumas says all in the middle lights. >> the wait is finally over. giants fans finally got to see their new ace up close and personal on monday night reigning cy young winner blake snell made his giants debut as san francisco took all washington n gary is pre-game going over some last minute game plans with his catcher patrick bailey and the giants gave him some run support early bottom of the first lamont wade junior jams. it the shallow left. he's going to try for to win because of the errant throw to second jung lee scores and it's a

one, nothing game. top of the second, though, snell in some trouble. trey lipscomb singles to left. that brings in a run to tie the game at one same ending his 2 to one. that's now snow goes for the kickoff at for cent while they're playing around between first and second, lipscomb steals home. get some my last for the giants. snow pitch. 3 innings gave up 3 runs top of the 5th. lane. thomas crushes this one to left field that put the nets up 5 to one. they end up winning final. not a great finish for the giants, but they get another go at it tonight against the nets. all that is your look at sports. all right, jason, thank for that cable. like a look at the forecast today yesterday. so nice. >> body was out and about staring at the sun and the moon hopefully protected, today. no need to do that. but it's going to be nice to get outdoors. yes, today will just be soaking in the sunshine, not worry about the rest of it

because >> very normal day to day and a very nice and comfortable one at that. >> looking out there at the golden gate bridge skies, crystal clear. it's been hard to find any fog this morning, which is a nice for your morning commute. you're not going to worry about that too much. we are going to be seeing clear skies from the coast, the bayshore to our inland areas throughout the course of the day today and that applies as well to the sierra and southern california as this high pressure ridges built up across the west coast, keeping us warm, keeping us dry for several more days and contributing to what tomorrow and thursday will be the warmest days the year so far it doesn't last, though, right after this low pressure dives right in and cools us off into the weekend, resulting in showers as well. returning towards saturday and early sunday. so warm middle of the week and then it's back to that. wintry feel after that, you can actually see all this playing out in future cast with these dry clear skies these next several days. and then as we work our way into the weekend, especially saturday, rainfall and mountain snowfall making its return. so if you wanted to

get outside saturday, anticipate getting those rain jackets ready to go again. temperatures will be in the 60's to 70's today. nobody's quite getting up to 80 degrees just yet. we're going to save that for tomorrow. and thursday, but we're getting close in a few spots such as san jose getting up to 78 degrees for today's daytime highs. east bay temperatures will be solidly in the 70's with pleasanton dublin in livermore each at 75 oakland in richmond at 72 degrees today. concord, among our warmer spots. also at 78, a look ahead shows tomorrow and thursday, bring in some low 80's inland and some upper 70's right along the bay. after that friday starts or cool down and saturday we see daytime highs and a lot of spots only in the 50's with rainfall having made its return. thanks, john. and good morning. everyone will right now traffic seems to be moving smoothly for the most part. you see a lot of green which means go. we do have some small, tiny little pockets of that yellow right over there in the concord, antioch area.

>> we'll give you some drive times for that specific area. you can see that yellow coming in right now. it's a 20 minute commute from antioch to concord. nothing that we don't see out of the ordinary when it comes to that morning commute, more drive times for those of you who may be heading over to the maze. 18 minute commute from crockett to the maze. 11 minute commute. walnut creek to 5.80, castro valley to the maze. a 14 minute commute stanley and urge the nays. a 10 minute commute. once you get that mazen, you're heading into the cities in the bay bridge right now, a 12 minute commute. it does appear those metering lights are on. but again, that's just part of that. every day morning commute. take a look at the san mateo bridge right now to 12 minute commute over that on to the peninsula and looking a little bit more south bay area. you can see for the most part, everything is green. but we see those small, tiny areas of that yellow and that orange. so there is start to see some slowdown there. that's on 6.80, northbound lanes, but getting some drive times for those heading towards the south bay pacheco to danville, 12 minute commute, san leandro to milpitas. 25 minute commute. that's in the yellow right now. so paxson patients

that made u.s. start to get into that orange eventually san jose to cupertino. 22 minute commute. and lastly, i want to leave you with this. you can see 32 minute commute right now from san jose to menlo park right send it back to you. all right, michael, thank you for that update. so california school superintendent tony thurmond is sponsoring a that. >> cracking down on hate crimes in public schools. a couple reporter eytan wallace has that story. >> well, thurmond and others who spoke here at the california department of education say they have heard too many stories about students facing hate at public schools. and now they say it's time for action. we're standing together to say that there is no place for hate. that was california superintendent of public instruction tony thurmond messages. he urged support for 3 bills. he says we'll fight against hate in california public schools when something happens, even if it's awkward or uncomfortable that must be addressed. but he says addressing and investigating acts of hate in california k through 12 schools has been

challenging because the state lacks a fully dedicated office on that very topic. but he argues that will change was senate bill 14. 21, it will create the department of education's very own office of civil rights. thurmond going one-on-one with us about why he's backing the proposal. no room for we want to address anti-semitism islamophobia, any kind of hey, you know, black, white, racism, whatever it is, we want to dress it. hate that they often face theresa drydock of the anti-defamation league says her office has routinely been notified about antisemitic incidents in particular taking place today in and day out across california. public schools, we're seeing jewish students who identifiable jewish by maybe what they wear. >> a necklace that they wear being called dirty. were being told by parents and by students on a daily basis that kids are afraid to go to school wearing anything that

will identify themselves jewish. those here say social media platforms, some led to misinformation and more hate. that's why thurman says he's backing a bill allowing school districts to establish policies limiting social media use on campus. >> in another bill establishing a collaborative to teach school staff about the holocaust and other genocides. the author of those bills, senator henry stern believes both will ensure students are better educated to know that almost two-thirds of american youth don't even know what auschwitz is and half don't even know the holocaust that ignorance is part of a deeper trends. students in attendance from the richmond area shared why they believe the proposals will make a difference going to school. and i have to worry about being. assaulted anything because of what you present yourself. >> everybody should be excepted of who they are and you shouldn't question on why some buddies like this way or

was somebody has to step in a city are race like. >> and as of now, the bills have no formal opposition reporting at the california department of education in sacramento. eytan wallace kron. 4 news. coming up on the kron. the morning news, california teachers are fighting to get to feel that would like to mandate to certainly to. >> learn how to read. but educators say this will do some students more harm than right back.

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kron. 4 morning news. new court documents shedding light on what happened to a little girl before she died during a >> exorcism ritual in the south bay will have the full story. san jose leaders will vote on whether to ban on house encampments near schools. we're live with the details and the battle between san francisco in the port of oakland intensifies over the potential name change of oakland international airport. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 6. >> good morning. thank you for joining us at 06:00am here on this tuesday morning. i'm james fletcher and rain are in for darya folsom this morning. >> did you get outside yesterday? i did. yeah. yeah. i didn't get to see