going to vote on whether to ban on house encampments near schools. we're live with the latest and the battle between san francisco and the port of oakland intensifies. >> over the potential name change of oakland international airport going under in harvey in for darya folsom this morning. and i'm james fletcher. lots to talk about. obviously. we'll get to those stories in a minute. but first, one of the stories that's impacting everybody. the beautiful weather today. sunshine's. hi, good morning. yeah. i love to see it that sunshine at the golden gate bridge is very welcome as it is behind me at the bay bridge as well. nothing blocking out the sun today. no clips clouds either. we did briefly a little bit of fog at the golden gate earlier on this morning. as you can see, that is a long gone now. so this has been a morning that has brought us really clear skies. and it's a day in general. >> that's going to be just as clear as yesterday, but actually a little bit warmer. daytime highs will eventually rise to the 70's. but for now, we're still in the 40's to 50's. so i wouldn't forget those jackets this morning, especially if you're going to be out and about may be taking public transit will be outside for a few minutes later today.

there's those 70's showing up will save the 80's for tomorrow. that will be the first time this season that we i'll get to that your full forecast. we have michael thomas in for traffic this morning. one of the roads looking like. >> thanks, john. and good morning, everyone. will the roads look good so far? taking a look right now at traffic tracker for you can see lots of green, which means go but also some small pockets of that red and that orange taking a look right now over in the north, they were still seeing some residual delays. there was an accident this morning on southbound 101, near the san antonio road exit. so if you're heading into the city from the north bay, expect those delays. the left lane was blocked. chp is working to get that cleared out and over in the east bay right now, if you're heading in from the walnut creek area, there's been a traffic collision on 24 near the lafayette area, east of pleasant hill road. so just keep that in mind that still being cleared up. a look at some drive times. we've got a total of 36 minute commute crockett to may's walnut creek to 5.80, a 13 minute commute. castro valley to the maze. 22

minute commute. san leandro to the maze. a 22 minute commute that once you get to that you're heading over that bay bridge. right now. it's a 13 minute commute into the city, james. and right now, send it back to you. all right, michael, thank you for breakdown there. 801, is the time and happening today, san jose leaders will vote on a new measure to limit where homeless encampments can be. yes. so they say the move is necessary to help keep schools safe. >> will tran is live in san jose to explain that and more. good morning. well, the council members, they will decide on something they actually decided 3 years ago in all explained that just a few minutes. >> but few moments, i should say, the council members, they you know, it's not popular with the homeless advocates. homeless advocates believe that this is an attack on the homeless. a lot of times. it's not their fault. they simply cannot afford a traditional house. but a lot of parents and students there are fighting back saying the school areas are not safe for them because when they walk to

school, they say they walk around a lot of homeless as well as needles. they claim what's going to happen is the city council members will decide a couple of measures. one measure was actually decided 3 years ago. that said that the homeless encampments cannot be any closer. that 150 feet to a school. but it was more like guidelines. it's not the laws. so what they will do now is tried to make a law by trying pass it. if that becomes law that a police officer can come up to a homeless person and site that person. >> but they're not asking for money. they're just saying that you can't be any closer then that established distance another measure that they will be trying to pass our rv's and vehicles in school zones. the homeless advocates don't like this because they say there's not a lot of areas in san jose. the park, a lot of homeless use rv's instead of traditional houses to live in. what they will do is they will

look at certain school zones and fake. >> you know what? this is not safe to be here because it's so large that trucks, the views of drivers as well as people in the cross walks and that could be dangerous for the students as well as the teachers and parents moving about the school's own. what's going to happen is they will get a warning. and after that, if they're not moved, then they will be towed. >> all right. well, thank you for the breakdown there. >> it is 803. now to a disturbing case we've been following out of the south bay where 3 suspects now in jail charged with murdering a three-year-old. her family members say they were performing an exorcism. >> no, the released documents reveal that child fought for life want to escape from the church where a mother, uncle and grandfather for an exorcism to cast out a demon. they claim have disaster. this all happened back in 2021. investigators say the girl's body had several injuries when firefighters found her at the altar of this church in downtown san jose. a coroner determined she died from a

combination of expects you and smothering. the 3 have pleaded not guilty. and a judge set to rule on whether the case will move forward to trial will keep you updated. meanwhile, new this morning, a pedestrian died while crossing the freeway near san francisco international airport. it happened last night at about 10 o'clock. chp says a r struck the victim on southbound 101, near the airport. offramp investigators are still looking into why the person was on the freeway in the first place. tesla now battling to court cases in the south bay this week. >> the company decided to settle one where a family was suing the company over its autopilot feature. they say now function and killed a man in mountain view. crash happened back in 2018 on highway 101. investigators say the driver was playing video games on his phone while using tesla's autopilot feature that investigation determined the auto pilot system did not recognize a lane change on the highway. tesla's long said feature does not prevent all accidents. don't have any word on how much tesla settled for both sides, but they're going

back in court this thursday to discuss the settlement further. another court case involving tesla is going to be heard today. case involves a family's 2 year-old son crash. the tesla into his pregnant mother back in 2018 lawsuit accuses tesla consumer fraud for advertising, the model x as safe and also claims tesla knew about a defective design. tesla denied any liability. >> well, on halloween island, check it out. smoke coming from the posey tube yesterday after a pickup truck caught fire inside happened about 7.30, last night. crews from alameda and oakland both responded. they evacuated the toobin work for about an hour to put the fire out. no word if anybody was hurt. also in the east bay hayward, firefighters put out a fire at paul di and hall road last night. you can see here in this video from the citizen app, the flames there coming from the building. the fire was reported at about 10 o'clock last night. no word on if anybody was hurt or how that fire started.

>> san francisco now threatening legal action over a proposed name change for the oakland airport just days before the vote. oakland is set to vote on a brand new name. yeah. so the proposed new name for oakland international airport would be the san francisco bay oakland international airport. a cropper sarah stinson has more on the battle and the confusion. >> 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 erent cities. so that's way confusing. 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. asha, suffice as 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. chew says the proposed name infringes on sf those trademark. >> their proposal appears intentionally designed to divert travelers. it may be unfamiliar with the 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. >> to wait as the time and the war on fentanyl continues in san francisco police department posted on social media that since the end of last may, they seized 182 pounds of fentanyl. they've also arrested more than 900 people for selling narcotics and more than 1000 people for using the drugs. >> well, francisco mayor london breed advocating for

the cities downtown recovery efforts. bree is telling her support behind 3 key state bills authored by san francisco officials. these 3 pieces of legislation would provide the city with a set of creative solutions to help build on local efforts to revitalize the area. mayor also spoke about the work the city is done 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. well, the mayor has touted her 30 by 30 proposal which aims to at 30,000 more residents. >> students downtown live 2030. and the east bay after wet weather postponed of last week, oakland's first friday street fbstival is finally

coming back this week, the monthly event was on a hiatus for 3 months because of financial issues. organizers say they're glad he's back because first find it really help celebrate arts culture and community of oakland. so have a problem morning news lawmakers pushing a bill aims to prevent ticketmaster from. >> well, not allies in the sales market. why they say this promote competition the a benefit to customers. chp officers are looking for man is safe was involved in a deadly rollover crash. i killed a child and injured 3 other people. and after the break, biden in belen new student debt relief program, but it's still seen some pushback from lawmakers. we have the details when we get back. >> looking like a good one out there along the coast today with some daytime highs in the 60's and 70's for the rest of us across the bay area. setting us up for what's going to be an even warmer day tomorrow. i'll talk the details in your forecast. >> good morning, everyone. coming up, we'll have a look at the roads for you. i'll

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>> all right. we are back at 8.13, here on the kron 4 morning news and john is bring us good news. yesterday. we lost a son there for a second a little bit just a little piece of it. but it came right back. yeah, it didn't work. i mean, you got outside right across from the station and how was was really super cool to look it was just cool to feel that energy. everyone was like, oh, this is a little that brought us all together. and then today, what more? what yet behind exactly the thing brings us together

today, we're all going to be out there, hopefully at least for a little bit. enjoy just for a moment. we are seeing clear skies above what was a very busy yesterday today. much calmer out there. but i have seen a lot of people taking the jogs there on the embarcadero skies. stay clear all day long today, too. the sierra looking great. unclear. it's not going to stay that way. this weekend, though, high pressure ridge only here temporarily and contributing to what will be the warmest days of the year so far tomorrow and thursday. and then just as quick as we warmed up, we cool down again. low pressure dives in from the north, cools us down into friday and by saturday we've got rainfall for the bay and more snow on its way for the sierra. let's time it out the futurecast. so today, tomorrow and thursday, our warmest days of the forecast in particular, as i mentioned being tomorrow, your first day with 80's inland and then friday, we start to cool down saturday. rainfall really pushes widespread rain for the bay and snow in the sierra nevada. a couple lingering showers into early sunday as well.

it's just been so cool during our weekends. and that trend continues this weekend. as for today, though, not cool. it's actually quite nice and warm. so if you get the chance, hopefully can get out there for a bit. i know we all got our work days ahead of u.s. 60's to low to mid 70's on the peninsula. and we've actually even got some temperatures nearing 80 degrees already in san jose. santa clearing campbell getting up to 78 today. concord will actually join you at that number are for warmest spots in the bay today. oakland in richmond at 72 for your daytime highs, fillet. what a warm 75. same in santa rosa and novato lookyng ahead tomorrow and thursday reaching the low 80's inland mid to upper 70's along the bay shore. friday. we start to cool down but still looking lige a nice day. just a bit breezy saturday is when the rain gets here. and most of us will only stay in the upper 50's. michael. good morning. everyone will to go with that good weather. our roads are looking good. well, for the most part, any ways you can see lots of green meaning go some small pockets

that yellow and orange, meaning slowdown, taking a look over in the east bay. right now we're seeing some delays. >> over essentially on 6.80. and that's because there is a traffic collision that happened over on. 24 these air on the westbound lanes. it's over towards lafayette area. currently the left lane is closed. and you see that residual delay over on that 6.80, going south a little bit. 6 ad, also a little bit congested on the southbound lanes near pleasanton. but everything else does seem to be flowing at normal 8.80, taking a look at some drive times for those who may be heading over to milpitas from san leandro. it's only a 43 minute commute right now. and it does seem like it's a little bit longer than normal, but it's probably one of the best times we've seen this morning drive times for those in the livermore area heading to dublin 60 minute commute. 29 minute commute from dublin to fremont. it's a 43 minute commute from san leandro to milpitas in milpitas to sun valley. sunnyvale, his 9 minute commute taking a look at 101 in the southbound right now, san jose to menlo park. a total of a 48 minute commute.

not too bad. some small pockets of that yellow and red san mateo bridge does look good. but heading over towards the east bay near emeryville, taking a look at the area before you get to that bay bridge, some small pockets of that orange and that live look of the bay bridge itself from the maze to fremont street a 13 minute commute. rana james, we'll send it back to you. all right, michael, thank you for that update. okay. president biden is revamping a plan now to provide student debt relief or drink or actually struck a- down a similar measure last year. but this one is a little more focus. washington correspondent jessi turnure explains. >> this new plan helps about 10 million fewer americans than the president's original idea. but the white house is hoping 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 will release a final plan in the coming months that the public will be able to weigh in on. >> in washington, i'm jessi tenure. >> thank you. jessi 8.19, is the time in the north bay. police have arrested a girl who made threats against a student at retro cotati high school. on monday. the school went into lockdown after a student received a threatening text from someone off campus referencing a weapon rohnert park. police say it stemmed from an ongoing dispute between students attending different schools across sonoma county. police say the girl who made the threat was from santa rosa. california's public school superintendent wants to crack down on hate related incidents on campus. tony thurmond is urging people to support 3 bills to help create the education department's own office of civil rights. he says the office will set policies to limit social media use on campus and train staff on how to handle sensitive issues. thurman says there are too many stories of children facing hate at school.

>> when something happens, even if it's awkward or uncomfortable that must be addressed. 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 address it. >> well, so far the bill has no formal opposition. >> the california teachers association speaking out against the bill want to mandate a specific way of teaching kids how to read phonics instruction is a method that teaches kids to read by decoding words. also sound them out. so using pictures to recognize words on site, teachers are against the bill because they say leaves out the need of english learners and it leaves him out of the decision-making process. the advocates say the bill is important to california school districts that they mandate phonics instruction back in 2023. 43% of california 3rd graders academic standards, only 7% of black students. 32% of latino students. 35% low income

children reading at grade level, the assembly education committee is going to meet on the bill later on this month. happening today, white house health and human service secretary xavier becerra. it's going to be visiting the bay area as part of the national latino health door. we're going to talk about the work being done to expand access to mental health and health care for latinos. 2020 to 2022. latino enrollment in health coverage jumped 53%. secretary sarah set to be in oakland later on this morning san francisco later on in the afternoon. >> we're going to take a break here in a 21. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. a new poll found majority of people living in las vegas aren't too happy with the idea of public money being used to build a stadium. why they feel the money could better used elsewhere. and a luxury brand known for making a famous handbag is being sued now for allegedly not being able to make enough for everyone who wants one. explain.

>> happening now, yet several hand sanitizer and ala jails that are being recalled for containing methanol, which actually put consumers at risk for serious illness. so the recall affects aruba, hand sanitizer, jail, alcohol, 80% now substantial methanol exposure can cause vomiting, blurred vision, seizures, permanent blindness as well as damage to your central nervous system or even death. the bottles were sold between may 2021. through october 2023.

customers are being urged. if you gonna do now. saturday's at general hospital in san francisco, they're undergo security training because there was a privacy breach in december when a medical law book. but missing a lot of contain sensitive information like medical record numbers, birthdays. even specimen collections. the hospital says there's no evidence of the information that book was misused. another reach out to the people that were affected. all right. we are back here at the presentation wall with this latest out >> the bay area to people are suing a french luxury brand hermes. you see the bags here. they're accusing the company of exploiting the market power from the high demand and low supply of the famed birkin bag. so the suit filed in san francisco federal court claims ease only allows customers with significant purchase history to buy its most prestigious bag. and they want them. the suit is asking the company to stop this practice as well as they're looking for

restitution for damages as well for not being able to buy. the birkin bag like they want. the 26 is the time we're going. take a break. coming up next on the kron 4 morning news. a vehicle repair shop in the north bay is busted by. police will tell you what they say. they found inside.

>> we are back 8.29. is the time as we l ok live outside. the san francisco

international as opposed to the san francisco bay oakland international airport. that's going to get confusing. that's a story we're following. only time will tell you what's not to easing as the forecast doesn't say this could really page on major regardless of what san francisco airport you're at. it's sunny for we're looking at a good forecast today. >> at the golden gate bridge as well, which we know is no guarantee will be sunny, usually are foggy a spot. but look at it right now. nice and clear out there. we're going to be holding on to the sunshine all day long. no cloud cover. >> and only a ramp up to our warmest days of the year so far tomorrow and thursday. temperatures currently are warming further into the 50's alameda. you're close to 60 degrees now getting up to 59 pittsburgh not far behind at 57. so we are warming things under that. sunshine will continue to do so this afternoon, some of us getting nlose to 80 degree mark today. i'll give you the full breakdown of that warmth and the eventual cooldown in this forecast ahead, michael.

>> and good morning, everyone. good. newt's the roads are looking good. bad news is it's only tuesday, right? but take a look right here. you can see a lot of green, small pockets of orange and red. and as i always say, that means things are starting to slow down when it comes to major delays. those in the east bay near lafayette may actually see that there was a traffic collision right there. and you can see that orange is slowly turning into yellow, which slowly is turning into green. so that should be cleared up within the next i would say 30 minutes or so. but taking a look at some drive times for you right here. 33 minutes from crockett to the maze. walnut creek to 5, 80 15 minutes or so. castro valley to the maze. 28 minutes. san leandro to the maze. a 23 minute commute. so not too bad. one to actually get to that mays and trying to get over that bay bridge. well, good news is traffic is flowing completely and it's only an 11 minute commute. brandon, james, we'll send it back to you. all right. thank you for that update. michael. >> turning our attention here at 8.30, to another big story that we're following. oakland assembly member buffy wicks is taking on ticketmaster for being a monopoly. his so called for stephanie just as reports. >> on how which would like to put the power back into the

hands of the consumer. whether you're an artist. >> a venue, orf and you should have a choice. >> monday east bay assembly member buffy wicks introducing new legislation aimed at ticketmaster. it hopes of shaking twix. introducing a b 28. 0, 8 designed to reduce prices and increase availability of tickets. >> it is designed to truly transform live event ticketing by increasing competition when tickets go on sale for the first time. the primary point of sale instead of only having one choice, which is not actually a choice of where to shop, consumers will have multiple options of where they can purchase their ticket. according to the legislation, ticketmaster controls about 80% of the primary ticket sales in the united states. >> after the murder was live nation in 2010 with ticket prices increasing 140% after that merger calling her bill the first in the nation

legislation saying it would force companies to have to compete for consumer business. >> and i've witnessed firsthand evolution of our industry. the good. and the ugly. live nation. and ticketmaster control everything. and when one company controls at all, people feel. beholden to them and afraid. >> the new bill is facing opposition from bay area recording artist who took to social media over the weekend along with the music artists, coalition, black music action coalition be mac believes bill in its current form does not benefit artists. went to great software was some sort a technology that allow you >> to discount tickets, to, to resell to take advantage of the fan. experience a love connection to virus. >> which don't audience don't benefit. they donated ne,

create a entity in the ways. lovers of that previous freshen. it only said but if it's big business. >> well, i was tiffany justice reporting the arts and entertainment privacy committees are going to be holding a hearing about this piece of legislation on april 16th assemblymember week says that she welcomes conversation with the opposition. >> well, in the east bay of the california highway patrol, they're now looking for a man in connection to a crash that killed a 9 year-old girl in concord. the crash happened really early sunday morning on 6.80, 2 starting to split. chp says the girl's mother, 13 year-old sister 2.17, year-old cousins. also in that car, all of them are recovering at the hospital. investigators are still trying to determine all of their relationships to that 30 year-old man who they say ran away from the scene after the crash. we talked to chp who said that a tip, if you do get into a crash. >> if you want to make sure you stay on scene after collision, that just helps piece together. what happened

in the sequence of events for us. able to talk to everybody involved >> it's still really unclear if drunk driving played a factor in that crash. and in the east bay, police are looking for the driver who killed a pedestrian in oakland 7 early yesterday morning. right in the area of 75th and sully angeles street right near the coliseum. bart station police have not identified the victim just yet. >> lawmakers are considering a bill that would allow cities to store rv's used by the homeless on state property. so the proposal would expand an existing law that permits cities to lease the space under freeways for one dollar a month. the goal is to make it easier for the homeless to move into housing and receive critical services. meanwhile, 2 people in the north bay been arrested now for allegedly running a chop shop. detectives say the suspects were altering stolen cars out of an unlicensed vehicle repair shop in santa rosa. when police went in, they say they found 7 stolen cars and several others that were in the process of being repaired.

well, a new report says that open ai trained its chatgpt model on over a million hours of youtube videos without permission from creators or from youtube itself. the new york times says that openai new the move was legally questionable but was desperate for training day to get the company's technology, a competitive edge. the report says that openai as president was personally involved in collecting the videos that were used and that special transcription software was created to scrape youtube content, google, youtube, google, i should say, which is youtube owner says that the terms of service prohibit automated scraping or downloading of its content. we'll see what happens. >> changes are coming to the martinez refining comforting after a lawsuit settlement. so the bay area air quality management district sued the refinery. what is it was unacceptable. number of has a releases refinery had 21 spills or releases in one year alone. as part of the settlement, the martinez refining company, they have to

reduce emissions by 70%. company says it actually plans to do better than that reduce emissions by 80%. people living right near the temporary stadium in sacramento. pondering, what is life going to be like? a's move next there right next to the next year. is like play about 80 home games? sutter health park before they head out to vegas. a lot of people living in the area say they are really 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 did not want to go on camera, told our sacramento sister station boyfriend is a diehard a's fan. these upset moving across the street from his apartment while they build a stadium in vegas. he like a lot fans. he wants them to stay rooted in oakland.

>> and while i'm at lawmakers in nevada are perfectly happy to hand over 380 million dollars in public money to help build that new stadium for the a's. a recent poll found that a majority of las vegas residents are not growers 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 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 be going to 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 like universal school lunches or reducing class sizes and that 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. >> 39 is the time and the oakland zoo is being recognized for how well they take care of their animals. >> the zoo's receiving accreditation from the association of zoos and aquariums. >> it was last that the facility underwent a pretty thorough examination by leading experts and they determined that the zoo has met the world's most rigorous standards. the oakland zoo is home to more than 850 native and exotic animals in your still ahead, the kron 4

morning news. my last game. the giants fans one the chance to see their new pitcher making the first appearance on the man >> lawyers have some of the most entertaining games in the nba. according to a new study this morning, tell you what makes the vibe at chase center. so special needs the fans of and at the coast today, you may want to keep that jacket close him will still be in the 60's with the seabreeze. the rest of us, though, getting warmer and warmer today. it's mid to even upper 70's. >> tomorrow we'll have some 80's. i've got your forecast. >> good morning, everyone. it's tuesday. coming up, i've got some drive times for you. got some drive times for you. plus, some areas where you may

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>> we're back. a 43 is the time and hundreds of people gathered in san francisco as we saw yesterday over the explore tournament pier 15 to take in the solar eclipses of the little uncovered on a 3rd of the side here in the bay. but it was still really good view. exciting. >> especially explore time. you know the local science center for families that for the community is this green. i live for stuff like this because as a science educator, i get excited when people get excited about natural phenomena. all and millions across the country were in the path of totality, including. >> our very own kron four's rob nesbitt hometown. he shared his family's experience of what they're calling now. 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 what $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 live a 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. >> and if you squint your eyes, you can see it. now. >> well, at now eclipse is long gone and don'ts. which arrives at the site? well, you're gonna you can't really help that just don't look good morning. yeah, i just got a headache just thinking but yeah, it was one look at safely yesterday. now we just get to enjoy the full fledged

sun sign out san jose was there a minute ago looking good. >> we're seeing outside clear skies from the coast. san jose inland up to the sierra all the same high pressure ridge keeping us dry and keeping us increasingly warm tomorrow and thursday hitting some 80's for some of our inland areas just as quick as they aroive. this low pressure from the north takes a deep dive, our direction friday, a big cool down and by saturhay will be in the 50's for most of the day showers making their return. timing it all out for you. there's your sunshine today into tomorrow. a few clouds here and there friday, we will be seeing the cooler temps but staying dry saturday is our biggest cool down and looking at the shower activity as that low pressure sits right across the region and of more spring snow up in the sierra keeping that momentum going up there. as for what we have in your forecast today, this afternoon will hit some 60's to 70's little cooler towards the coastline. we've got a cool sea breeze out that direction. i would at least keep the jacket with you as your custom to at the coast.

well, 70's elsewhere in the bay seeing carlos redwood city at 75 san jose. some of our warmer spots. 78 in santa clara, sunnyvale, as well as san jose. and even up to conquer getting up to 78 our warmest spots on the map today. oakland, you'll be at nice comfortable. 72. well warm. 75 in vallejo, santa rosa and nevado tomorrow and thursday. we got some low 80's. well cooling down after that saturday is going to be the very coolest one i know right in the middle of the weekend with some rainfall along with that cool down. >> thanks, john. and good morning. everyone will to go with that good weather. we've got some good traffic drive times. taking a look right now at traffic tracker for lots of green. and there was a lot of orange and yellow this morning. so that's all good news, right? taking a look over in the east bay right now, 30 minute commute from antioch to concord, not too bad. you see that yellow. turning to orange and then read. but then right back to green, which is what we like to see some drive times for you. crockett to the maze. a

32 minute commute. 18 minute commute when it comes to walnut creek to 5.80. a 27 minute commute. castro valley to the maze. 22 minute commute. san leandro to the maze taking a live look right now at the bay bridge. you can see to get over it from the east bay. it's only a 9 minute commute, which is great. this morning we saw at around 35 to 40 minutes at one point. but looking at san mateo bridge, a 16 minute commute to get over that and taking a look over at the south bay, you can see overall mostly green. there's some small pockets of that reading yellow. there's an accident that's being cleared up right around the 6.80, area right around here. so keep that in mind. if you're heading that way, it's the northbound lanes. taking a look at drive times pacheco to danville. 19 minute commute, san leandro to milpitas. 43 minute commute. that's in the orange. hopefully that clears up 2 yellow soon and then eventually green san jose to cupertino. a 24 minute commute. lastly, we'll take a look at 101 in the south bay. you can see san jose to menlo park. 52 minute commute. not the best time that we've seen but still better than other dates. rayna james, we'll send it back to you or i think. >> california lawmakers

introducing a constitutional amendment now and it caught a fine environmental rights into the state's constitution to have loss angeles assembly member isaac bryan. he introduced the proposal at the state capitol yesterday and it calls for the right to clean air clean water and a healthy environment to be enshrined in california's constitution. we've done this recently. we will do this again as california seeks to protect itself from what may be troubling federal times in the near future. this is the year to do this. >> this is the time to do this. in my opinion and many others. we are actually many, many, many, many years too late. >> well, a constitutional amendment must be approved by both the legislature and then by the voters, the last successful amendment to the constitution happened back in 2022. when voters approved prop one which in trying to right to abortion in the state's constitution. >> now is that over the bay area baseball, the giants taking on the nationals at oracle park. fans had a chance to see the latest player added to the roster. rougher sports

director jason dumas has the highlights. >> 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 a shallow left. he's going to try for to win because of 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. >> it is no doubt we have one of the best teams in the nba. a new study this morning confirming that fans and a lot of fun of the chase center. according to vet way, the warriors games are the 3 most entertaining to watch out of 30 teams. the study looked at the number of ig followers and since graham, a team has how many dunk attempts, 3 pointers, a team scores for their study and what stars like steph curry. thompson fans are sure to get a great experience. cleveland cavaliers scored most fun team to watch over all. well, that will your score number 3 overall. and they were actually number one in the nba

for instagram vollers boasting over 35 million. coming up the next hour. we ought to get to horse rescue in the east bay that took firefighters 4 hours to do. >> talk more about how the horse is doing right back.

>> all right. listen up. so if the fans and apparently there are a lot of them in santa clara, i mean, we know that the name the city renamed itself temporarily. the

swifty, clara during taylor swift's tour when they made a stop last july and the head of the mayor of them area for days. so the name didn't stick but turns out santa clear it is the swifty capital of the u.s. because apparently there are more swifties per capita any other city. the study took several factors into account says they compile the ranking of american cities with the highest concentration of taylor swift fans and clair came out on top, followed by tampa bay, pittsburgh, pennsylvania and kansas city. >> so let's say it's love story. simpson or well, southern california company is hoping to offer luxury overnight train service to an la and san francisco. the company's star. and it's actually reached an initial agreement with union pacific railroad tease attracts already amtrak pacific surfliner and costar life. the sleeping cars would have private rooms and beds. it would allow riders to lie completely flat. there will be clean beds and showers in each of the rooms. all passengers

that even have access to high-speed internet and food and beverage services. there's no final agreement yet. the dream stars says the new service could start as soon as next summer. it's unclear how much it would actually cost. still ahead, the kron morning news. san jose is considering legislation with restrictions on where house can set up shop, why they say would protect students and others philae would crimisalize and helps. plus documents, wilhelm, a child trying to save herself family members accused of performing exorcism on her. resulted in her death? and francisco. we're running a comes forward. a proposal change the oakland airport, a name why they say it infringes on as of those trademark and it might cause confusion will have all that and more coming up.

>> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. now on the kron. morning news. new court documents are shedding light on what happened. >> to a little girl before she died during exorcism ritual in the south bay. >> we're also following the latest out of san jose to where leaders are set to vote on whether to ban on house encampments near schools and the battle between san francisco and the port of oakland intensifies. >> over the potential name change of the oakland international airport. good morning. i'm reyna harvey in for darya folsom and i'm james fletcher will get nice live. look outside. looking down over san francisco. let's start with a check of the