world your help. feevery >> month, lisa point makes a huge difference. but kids like a >> so please now or go to a lot trying org to get on behalf of all the kids. your behalf of all the kids. your whole thing. just want to say. thank you so much. sankey. you got that right. >> thank you so please call the number on your screen and go to love shiny. got with your monthly some play, by the way. yes, im point. you can too. >> kron 4 congratulates peanut louie-harper co-founder of harper for kids. winner of this year's remarkable women. see her story and more on kron 4 dot com and watch the remarkable women national awards ceremony thursday may 20rd on kron. 4. >> now look to the group efforting the recall of alameda county dist. the pamela prize is reacting to her office's decision to charge 3 officers for the death of mario gonzalez. plus,

we're learning new details in a double homicide in napa from last weekend with 2 teenage girls were killed. plus, what community members are demanding after the closure of the all women's prison in dublin. we are live with activists held a protest this morning. >> news station. he's calling news 2. >> thank you so much for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 2. i'm stephanie lin. our top story this afternoon. we're tracking the fallout of the decision to charge 3 alameda police officers with involuntary manslaughter for the death of mario gonzalez last night. the public accountability unit of the alameda county district attorney's office announced the charges against officers. eric mckinley, james fisher and cameron lee as they carry it. rather they carry a sentence of 4 years in state prison. exactly 3 years ago, gonzalez died under their custody. officers were called

to a park responding to reports of a man behaving oddly they learned gonzalez was accused of shoplifting and attempted to take him into custody. body cam video released a week later showed gonzalez in handcuffs being pinned to the ground for more than 5 minutes. the corny the county coroner ruled his death is homicide concluding he had a heart attack caused by methamphetamine. houston from being restrained. a second autopsy concluded he died of restraint, asphyxia and not from drugs in his system. the attorney for one of the officers says he is confident his client followed police protocol. >> these are not officers there were operating out of control. they exercised great restraint. they struggle with him for long before they were finally get him and cups. there were no or anything of the kind. >> family of gonzalez settled a wrongful death lawsuit against the city of alameda and the officers involved for

11 million dollars in december. the alameda county district attorney at the time nancy o'malley ended an investigation into the case back in 2022. >> she cleared the officers of any criminal liability in gonzalez's case. but now price is pursuing charges. and as kron four's philippe djegal reports, the leaders in the recall effort against her are not impressed. >> brenda grisham and carl chan are the principal officers for safe alameda for everyone. the group spearheading the recall effort against alameda county district attorney pamela price. and although the field for mario gonzalez, his family following his death in 2021, they are unimpressed by prices decision to charge 3 officers involved in his killing with involuntary manslaughter. when that before decided not to contest they following >> public procedures. this is from 2021. we have interest of cases. right now. what's the

point of going that will let you focus on some of the cases that are before you right now. both lament price focusing on past cases already reviewed by her predecessor. they say she is attempting to score points with the community by targeting cops rather than fighting for crime victims. there a whole lot more cases that need to be looked at that are right not last year, not police. they're black and brown. you know, black on brown crimes and crimes period that need to get it. i right now that could await last december. the city of alameda settled civil lawsuits with the gonzalez family exceeding 11 million dollars. i do not see that she's taking, you taking her job seriously base, ending the victims families. and i think, you know, watch the i'm doing thing. so, you know, focusing on attacking people, men and women in uniforms. la protecting safe

says it is waiting for the alameda county board of supervisors to accept its recalled certification from the registrar of voter's and then set a date for an election requests for comment from price's office and campaign have not been answered. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> new at 2.17 year-old girl recently killed in a double homicide in napa has been identified. the napa county sheriff's department has identified her as sasha move thick, sasha and 19 year-old eileen via sending senior were killed this past saturday on riverside drive near the napa river. police arrested 3 people in connection with the victims. deaths. the california department of justice releasing their findings into a shooting at sfo where police shot and killed a man who appeared to have a gun. it happened at the international terminal in january 2022. for nearly an hour. officers ordered nelson zito to drop what he was holding. the report says ito

pointed at what he was holding appointed, what he was holding at the officers. and that's when police shot and killed him. it turns out he was holding 2 airsoft guns according to an investigation and innocent bystander was also hit by a bullet fired by officers. the doj concluded the officers actions were reasonable in criminal charges were not filed was representing a class of women at the soon to close fci, dublin prison filing emergency temporary restraining order today urging a judge to temporarily block the transfer of anyone who was left at the troubled women's prison. this comes days after the announcement that the all-women's prison will close. a call for charles clifford is live for us now in dublin with more on this developing story, charles. >> good this past monday, the bureau of prisons announced that the federal women's prison here in dublin, fci, dublin would shut down. as you mentioned. and that means that all the incarcerated women

here would be moved to somewhere else, potentially thousands of miles of thousands of miles away. that has resulted in outrage and a new lawsuit. >> outside fci, dublin on friday, dozens of protesters demanded that the bureau of prisons stop the planned transfer of the women incarcerated. here. it was a shock to all of and we should peril with the california coalition of women. prisoners says the announcement that the prison would be closing has left those here confused and worried. they're terrified the public. colleen, like it each day thinking i'm going to be transferred today. i don't know what i'm not going to have contact with the people. i love. the coalition also says that many prisoners don't need to be transferred, that those who have health issues are near the end of their sentences. for those who could finish their confinement at home should be released rather than moved. prison officials have said that the closures due to staff misconduct short staffing and aging facilities. but shapiro worries that the closures and attempt to escape being held responsible for problems at the prison,

including alleged abuse. they wanted hear that and they want to disappear. the people inside hoping to halt the transfers. the coalition has filed a motion in federal court seeking a temporary restraining order to stop the bureau of prisons from moving the prisoners. the motion also request that if the transfers do resume, that the court ensure that prisoners rights are not being violated. also on friday, edward canales the union president representing officers assigned fci, dublin, said that they want the president to remain open and that they support reforms. my officers want to remain part of this community, opportunity carry out mission. >> i believe shift as of friday afternoon. it's unclear how many if any prisoners have been transferred to other locations. >> all right, back live. now, that is the very latest here in the east bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. charles, thank you so much for your reporting. >> nearly 2000 positions for the california service corps have opened up right here in the bay area. san jose mayor

matt mahan is calling on young residents to help fill the roles that tackle climate change. support communities impacted by disaster and also to help mentor students. today, mayor mahan joined corps members to share how their work has had a lasting impact on underserved communities in 2022. governor gavin newsome created an initiative for members to earn money for their service. now members can get up to $10,000 after completing that service. >> thanks to the california volunteers who are providing opportunities for young people to get civically engaged a paycheck and take charge of the future of their city. the cement community involvement is exactly what it takes to make big change. >> they can be used for college trade school or to pay back student loans. the benefits will help individuals who are facing crises of isolation, student debt and growing income inequality.

>> they area students protesting in san francisco this morning. the group demanding a cease-fire in gaza to protect the people and the planet in the war zone. protesters gathering at embarcadero plaza. they marched across the financial district calling on corporations in the area they say are profiting from the ongoing conflict. the students carried posters and some flowers to symbolize the environment they is suffering from that deadly effects of we believe all of these issues are deeply climate justice can happen with. >> racial young people. moral clarity people definitely see when they see like offense in the streets and giving speeches and the same that's really >> dozens of organizations put together this protest to call for peace in palestine, sudan and the cost. >> let's check in on our weather forecast now taking a live look from our mount tam camera. gorgeous view of the

blue sky out there is taken now with four's gayle ong for more. hey there, gayle. hello, stephanie. we have a bit of a marine layer lingering, but we are mostly sunny this afternoon. i know we started out on a cloudy note, but we do tend to clear out towards the late afternoon, as you can see on satellite and radar, we have some low clouds hanging over by the coast. you may notice that. >> a little cooler as well to what san francisco 55 degrees, half moon bay. 57 degrees. and if you make your way inland, san jose livermore and concord still in the 70's with santa rosa has dipped down to the 60's today. and here are the current wind speeds were starting to see that sea breeze kick in fairfield at 18 miles an hour as that delta breeze. and you can see san francisco is a bumping up to the teens as well as oakland's actually be kicking in later this afternoon. the usual time it does he see that breeze there over in san francisco. but we stillhave a very nice weekend on tap with saturday, partly cloudy skies in the mid 70's for our daytime highs inland. but then temperatures

should be rebounding sunday monday. if you missed the 80's inland, it looks like they are back in the forecast overnight. lows will also be mild in the upper 40's low 50's. when i come we have a nice stretch of nice weather in the long range forecast. just a pop of some rain. maybe thursday have details and my extended forecast in a few minutes. back to you. all right. looking forward to learning more. >> coming up as the war in the middle east intensifies, a bay area group is headed to gaza, but what they're calling an emergency humanitarian aid mission. plus another near collision on a tarmac in our nation's capital causing one plane to abort the takeoff and chaos outside the courtroom. a fire igniting outside while inside the jury for donald trump's hush money trial is set. we have a live report set. we have a live report after the break.

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50 days!? and its refill reminder light means i'll never miss a day of freshness. ♪ >> intense moments outside the lower manhattan courthouse where donald trump's jury selection is taking place. that's because a man set himself on fire there. according to police, he walked into the park in front of the courthouse, opened a book bag and threw pamphlets containing conspiracy theories into the air. then he used an alcohol based accelerant to light himself on fire. people nearby doused him with a fire extinguisher and tried to back the flames away. emergency crews rushed him away on a stretcher. officials say he's been listed in critical condition and jury selection is now complete in that high-profile trial of the former president. the panel will decide his fate in a case where he stands accused of an

illegal hush money scheme our washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandt brings us the latest details. stephanie, that jury selection process was long and exhaustive. but now that it's over, it clears the way for the court to move on to arguments and testimony which are expected to be pretty dramatic. >> as his trial moves forward, the former president is this week. the court selected 12 jurors and 6 alternates. george washington university law professor steven salzberg says the procese focused on finding people who can be fair and impartial. both sides had a chance to strike. your is it didn't like. >> and we ended up with what we needed. >> prosecutors say trump participated in an illegal hush money scheme to cover up an alleged affair with an adult film star. and on monday, lawyers from both sides will have the chance to present their opening statements to the jury. it's a much faster process that a lot of people predicted president trump expressed frustration

that the trial is keeping him off the campaign very unfair. he also complained about a gag order from the judge that bars him from publicly criticizing witnesses. state the prosecution says he's violating that gag order pointed to his truth. social post lashing out at his former lawyer, michael cohen, an adult film star, stormy daniels. 2 key witnesses in the case. some of the things that >> i'm defending trump is already said. i think it would have gotten an ordinary defendant held in contempt of court. >> the judge set a hearing for wednesday to decide whether or not trump did violate the gag order and whether or not find him for it. stephanie, back to you. hannah, thank you for your reporting. today. hundreds of people setting sail from istanbul to gaza for what they're calling an emergency humanitarian aid mission, a handful of

participants are from the bay area and hoping to send a peaceful message while delivering food, water and aid to the palestinian people. the international freedom flotilla is uniting people from 30 countries to help carry more than 5,000 tons of supplies. 3 vessels will be used to deliver the aid in tears with the palestinian youth movement in the bay area say their goal is to bring justice to the palestinian people in a nonviolent way. >> but what we're doing is much more than just bringing in humanitarian aid. it is challenging directly the system of global apartheid against cause people's against people of color. as americans. i find that it is our duty. we all believe that. is it too? so bench to that global system treated as collective liberation and freedom for jewish people. has to mean for them for outside house in the hands. >> according to the coalition, participants undergo nonviolence training to protect themselves and each other in the event of any potential attacks. this trip

comes 14 years after flotilla was rated by the israeli navy, a vessel carrying aid was intercepted by israel in 2010, 9 turkish activists were killed in that raid. and israel carrying out a military strike out inside iran today. so far, no major damage. this appears to be israel's first military response to iran's attacks last weekend and another potentially dangerous escalation is the middle eastern conflict. israel targeted the city of east behind where a military base in airport and iran's nuclear facilities are located. the attack was carried out by small drones over the region. according to iranian officials. the attack coming in response to more than 300 drones and missiles fired at israel on saturday. president joe biden has stressed for the need for de-escalation in the region. and today a senior u.s. official says the eu, the united states was given advance notification of today's strike, but did not endorse the attack.

>> united states has not been involved in any offensive operations. what we're focused on what the g 7 is focused on. and again, it's reflected in our statement. and in our conversation is our work to de-escalate tensions to de-escalate from any potential you saw israel on the receiving end of an unprecedented attack but our focus has been on, of course, making sure that israel can effectively defend itself, but also. the escalating tensions avoiding conflict. and that remains our focus. >> g 7 foreign ministers warned of new sanctions against iran for their drone and missile attack on israel last saturday. the faa is investigating a close call at a washington, d.c. airport. an air traffic controller told the plane to cross a runway as another flight was starting to take off. the faa says a jetblue flight was beginning beginning its takeoff roll

yesterday morning at reagan international airport. when air traffic controller apparently instructed a southwest plane to cross that same runway. other controllers were able to get the southwest crew to stop in time. the jetblue plane aborted takeoff and underwent an inspection before leaving several hours later, both jetblue and southwest say they are cooperating with the faa investigation. all right. switching gears now to talk a bit about the weather. a live look outside at the embarcadero in san francisco. looks like such a nice day out there, gayle. yeah, it's beautiful day. a little cooler in san francisco and by the coast. but overall, we still have nice spring-like weather. >> take a look at this view of san francisco. we have see some blue skies. >> we're off to a cloudy start, but typically in the afternoon as we start to clear out and see some sunshine with the exception the beaches, though, so you may notice some low clouds hanging out there, quiet on satellite and radar and it is quiet statewide. so we have some pleasant weather

in store this weekend. here's what the rest of your evening looks like on our future cast model. this is 04:00pm notice. we are still clear here, but towards the evening, you'll notice those clouds start to roll in along the coast here, 07:00pm and then towards the late evening, you'll notice tonight we'll start to see increasing cloud cover and overnight, some cloudy skies and possibly some coastal drizzle as well. so this is 06:00am tomorrow will be starting on a cloudy know once again for your saturday. but by the afternoon, we'll start to see sunny skies again. and then sunday looks like one of the warmer days this weekend. back to the 80's for inland communities. so we have a slight job, a cooling trend, but then will so see a nice, a pop. and the temperatures come sunday monday. look out for some breezy conditions, though, as this front leaves that so where will be in the teens like tonight as the seabreeze kicks but saturday evening and afternoon, late afternoon, the 03:00pm hour you'll notice around san francisco, sandra fell along

the coast will see will be in the 20's. and then by the evening, you'll notice we may even see some numbers in the 30's so breezy saturday. keep that in mind. and now here's the temperature with berkeley tomorrow, starting off in the low 70's gradually warming up to the 73 degrees. and then back to the 60's come tuesday. so here's that 7 day forecast. still very nice weather sunday. monday looks like another warming trend in the 80's and then we start to cool down late next week. back to you. >> right, thank you. still ahead, what 2 more companies covering thousands of california homeowners are leaving the state market. plus, another tesla recall to tell you about this time involving the cybertruck. why nearly 4,000 of these vehicles have been recalled. happening

now, tesla has issued a recall for nearly 4,000 cybertruck switcher. likely many if not all of the trucks. now on u.s. roads, the national highway traffic traffic safety administration says a flaw with the accelerator pedal could cause it to get stuck in some interior trend. if high force is applied, officials say the vehicle's brakes will still function even if the accelerator becomes trapped. there have been no reports of any incidents because of this issue. the recall affects all 2024 cyber trucks made between november 13th and april 4th. tesla is also delaying deliveries of new trucks. and 2 more companies are leaving the home insurance market in california. tokio marine america and transpacific

insurance provide more than 12,000 homeowner insurance policies. and 2700 personal umbrella. policies they filed to withdraw from the state and will not be renewing policies. now those impacted will receive non-renewal notices beginning july 1st, the company's joe join a growing list of insurance companies no longer doing business in our state, making it harder for homeowners to find coverage. a push to blunt banned plastic shopping bags at stores across the state is one step closer to becoming a reality. the bill would remove a provision that's allowed stores to use thicker reusable bags made out of recycled plastic at store checkout and require stores provide 100% recycled paper bags. supporters of the bill say those thicker bags and up in landfills. but the plastics industry says it will eliminate jobs. there is already a ban on thin single-use grocery bags in the state. the environmental protection agency says the amount of grocery bags thrown out in california has grown

47% in 10 years. the bill is heading to the senate appropriation committee for consideration. up next, california pet owners could soon have an easier time finding a place to live with their four-legged family members. plus, the lawyer for the suspect charged with the death of tupac shakoor is speaking out. but first and man risking his life to confront thieves. confronted them when they were trying to steal his truck and it's all caught on camera east

bay homeowners scaring off some would-be car thieves trying to steal his pickup truck. but he almost got shot

in the process. kron four's dan thorn has the story from hayward. >> barefoot and running mad francis jones goes face-to-face with 2 men trying to steal his pick jones as it to 30 in the morning last week he was barely awake when his instincts kicked in. >> you can stand inside your house and be a victim and i wasn't going to let that happen. jones's home security camera alerted him and his wife of the crime in progress. jones as he caught one of the would-be thieves taking around after breaking into his dodge pickup. i reached around his neck right here, grabbed him. since coming to a head lock in and yank him out of the in the video you can see the struggle is jones yells out to call police what do? >> a gunshot inspired when the guy shot at me. i kind of got we woke about what really was

going on and i let the guy go and i jumped for cover after that. >> troublemakers then took off in a white sedan. jones says for more than 20 years, his neighborhood along carol avenue has been pretty quiet and he hopes it could stay that way. police discourage people from confronting criminals because of safety. but jones says he had enough. i didn't get shot. i didn't get hurt. they didn't steal my truck. >> so hopefully it sends a message that, you know, don't go so to another street and not come around here again. >> heyward police say they found that getaway car abandoned and it was stolen and their investigation into this attempted auto theft is ongoing in hayward, dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> oakland police officers made several arrests connected to a series of tobacco-related robberies throughout the bay area. the most recent incident happened tuesday morning on mountain boulevard and shown avenue truck driver was delivering tobacco products when 2 vehicles pulled up and

people with weapons got out, they stole the products, then took off oakland police along with several law enforcement agencies arrested 8 people connected to those robberies in oakland, stolen tobacco products and firearms were also apparently recovered. a walnut creek council meeting was once again interrupted by a man appearing to spread hate messages. now, this is a video from tuesday night's meeting. a city council member says the man at the podium drove from sacramento to make hateful comments against the jewish community. this was not the first time he was there in march. she also showed up to spew hate speech and this time the community while they were prepared to denounce that hate, you can see people holding up large pride flags with religious symbol standing behind them and there. and a lawyer representing the man accused of orchestrating the 1996 murder of rapper tupac shakoor is speaking out. he says the public should not believe his client. duane davis, his lawyer claims that davis lied about his alleged involvement in the murder.

davis has publicly said he was sitting in the front passenger seat of a car which pulled up next to to pop before the shooting. the attorney says there's no evidence that proves davis's role in the murder. >> not think he had any involvement in the murder of 2 buck, chuck no. he was not there. >> no, i don't believe there. >> arrested and charged with 2 fox murder last year. nearly 20 years after the shooting in vegas, davis remains in custody on $750,000. bail. man who was found dead in the back of an abandoned u haul truck has been identified. the los angeles county's a medical examiner identified the body as 50 year-old henry journey. again, police found the body yesterday morning in la is mid-city neighborhood after a resident reported smelling a foul odor coming from the truck. the body was wrapped in tarp in the back of the vehicle. detectives say the truck had been stolen for about a week before it was

abandoned. it's unclear how the body ended up in the back of that truck. county, maybe closer to building it all affordable housing complex on the side of marin would plaza. the county says developers want to create 125 apartment units. there would be located on the corner of miller creek road in the redwood avenue. they say builders want to make apartments for households with incomes ranging from 30 to 70% of the area's median income. the marin county develop community development agency director says some residents already living in the area. they have some concerns about a new housing development coming up there. but the official says it is necessary for the county to continue to build housing that would support others. a measure challenging proposition 47 could be on the november ballot. the homelessness, drug addiction and staff to reduction act seeks to strengthen penalties for retail theft and require drug treatment for those charged with simple drug possession, a coalition backing the tough on

crime statewide ballot initiatives has submitted more than 900,000 voter signatures supporting it county elections. officials now start the process of verifying a petition signatures. the supreme court is set to hear oral arguments monday on a case that could cities handle homelessness. the case comes as last year saw a record high number of people living on the streets in the u.s. washington correspondent maddie beer-temple reports. >> in a case that could have far-reaching impact, the supreme court will hear arguments on whether the city of grants pass oregon can punish homeless people for camping in public spaces. one of the most influential cases on housing in over 40 years. a lower court previously ruled in favor of the homeless population, calling it a cruel and unusual punishment to find and arrest people who have nowhere else to go. oregon congresswoman suzanne bott amici spoke outside the high court this week urging

justices to rule against the city. housing, not handcuffs is the direction we need to go amici says fining or jailing people traps them in a cycle that makes it harder for them to find housing. in court documents, grants pass. lawyers say that homeless encampments have, quote, multiplied on check throughout the west. >> resulting in more violent crime, drug overdoses and disease. california congressman kevin kiley says that's certainly the case in sacramento near his district in parks, on sidewalks, near schools. >> impeding a citizens stopping people from getting into the business is highly says the court should restore the power to enforce laws like those in grants pass that he says promote public safety being our communities to deal with. >> homelessness in a rational and common sense way that protects public safety and public health. i think it's going to be a new day for california. justices will hear arguments monday morning with a decision expected later this year in washington. i'm maddie beer-temple. property owners

and apartment association's are pushing back on a state bill that would stop landlords from asking about pets on rent applications. >> the bill would also ban pet rents and limit pet deposits. francisco assemblymember matt haney who's behind this bill says it will address the housing crisis and keep pet owners from being denied a home. critics argue that pets have the potential to damage property but shelter workers say that the move could help save dozens of animals. >> a doubling of the number of people that are surrendering their pets. and that's largely due to the housing crisis. the biggest challenge that we've been facing since the beginning of 2023 is having to consider euthanizing dogs for space when we have no place for them to go. >> the mill the bill made it out of the assembly judiciary committee last week and is now headed to the assembly floor. and this dog sure knows how to party yesterday. san francisco city supervisors visited the

animal welfare organization to honor april 18th as sf spca day state senator scott wiener even made a visit to the organization celebrating 156 years of helping people and pets in the city. the sf pca is known for their increased access to that care and animal advocacy work. the california department of fish and wildlife successfully released about half a million young salmon into the klamath river. on tuesday, they released about 90,000 coho salmon. it was the first major release of salmon into the klamath river since dan removal began in earnest late last year. yesterday they released more than 400,000 chinook salmon from the same location. the 7 released are expected to return to and and clement river in 2 to 4 years after life in the pacific ocean. how about let's talk about our forecast as we take a live look outside again at the embarcadero looking is just gorgeous out there at 2.39,

this afternoon. what do you think you how long is it going to last for? we still have really nice, pleasant weather in store. a little cooler. you may notice in san francisco and the coast here, but people are still out. there is a break in the clouds. >> here at half moon bay, people are taking a walk on the beach of 57 degrees right now. without that cloud cover. and then 56 in san francisco. we are in the 70's in the south bay and san jose livermore in concord, los 70's. we're in the upper 70's and 80's yesterday. so definitely cooling down just a bit. but if you're heading out to the we will have that sea breeze kicking in later this evening. so just keep your jacket handy. we'll be in the upper 50's and dipped down to the low 50's upper 40's as we make your way. do the evening. and we have that sea breeze, 13 miles an hour here in san francisco, 18 n fairfield with that delta breeze, a little bay breeze and oakland. but the should be a kicking up later on late afternoon tonight. look out for those clouds once again. and we may see some patchy drizzle

overnight. we have mild overnight temperatures, though, in the mid 40's low 50's but another pleasant weekend in store. we'll show you your seven-day forecast when we come back. >> all right. looking forward to it. thank you. happening tomorrow, bart celebrates the end of an era including a final ride for its legacy. trains. the ceremony starts tomorrow at 01:00pm at oakland's macarthur station. after that, the public gets to from macarthur to fremont nearing the initial service part provided when it opened in september 1972, the trip lasts around. 45 minutes and travels along 24 miles of the original tracks. the legacy trains are making new way are making way for a new generation. 696 new fleet of the future train cars are now certified for service. 3 legacy cars will be headed to the western railway museum in sassoon city. the 3 cars, including an iconic front. a car will be the only cars from the legacy fleet to be

displayed at a museum. all right. coming up and up, promises to make it easier to meet up with friends at events in large venues. >> show you how it works. and the san francisco zoo is getting a new attraction giant pandas. how the mayor and the zoo are reacting. giant pandas

are coming to the san francisco zoo. mayor london breed making that announcement last night during her week-long trip to china. >> her first michael thomas brings us the latest. >> this is the first time since the mid-eighties at san francisco will be housing pandas. in fact, in the united states, there only available in one area and that's atlanta. so bringing them to

california is a big deal. and mayor london breed says there's no official date, but they're already working on their housing. mayor london breed signed a memorandum with the china wildlife conservation association in beijing during her week-long visit where she's been working to bring new business and tourism to san francisco. he's been working on getting pandas to the city since november during the apec summit when she asked the chinese president xi jingping for them followed by a letter of request which led to this now historic moment. we have been working closely with our local. >> chinese and asian community in san francisco to advocate for pandas for nearly a year. and it's an honor that our city has been chosen for the first time to be a long-term host, 2 giant pandas. >> as of now, no official timeline has been given, but the sf standard reports of the san francisco zoo ceo says they're already working to renovate an existing space open. his can arrive by 2025. renovations could cost up to 4 million dollars. according

to reports and 20 million for a new exhibit which they do plan to fund raise for the last time. san francisco house pandas was between 1984 1n85. as part of a global tour which brought in 250,000 visitors. so the loading of these pandas will mark the first official residency for giant pandas in san francisco ever as we get more details as to when official dates are made, we'll keep you updated. that's the very latest reporting in san francisco. michael thomas will send it back to you live in the studio. >> and the zoo sent out a statement to us that reads in part, quote, we're thrilled for the return of the giant panda at the san francisco zoo and gardens. after all these years, the giant panda symbolizes hope for conservation collaboration. and bridges divides between cultural differences. we continue to work closely with the mayor and city on next steps. >> at the high street trading, we are hopping on the train to go to shanghai from beijing.

yes, i cannot wait to get this high speed train in california. let's people. >> san francisco, mayor london sharing her experience before boarding a high-speed train in china that train takes passengers from beijing to shanghai, a distance of more than 800 miles in just 4 and a half hours. well, mayor breed says if this technology made its way to california, it would be, quote, a model for the rest of the country. reid has been in china for almost a week to improve relations and attract business for the city of san francisco. and you've got a chance to hit some of the best trails in the country for free during national park week that starting tomorrow and last through the 28th entry fees are waived at all 429 sites within the national park system, including all 9 of california's national parks. east bay regional parks are celebrating by giving back to nature. and you can join in on the effort this earth day.

the park district is hosting drop in volunteer opportunities across the east bay on monday and walk-ins are welcome opportunities include plant removal beach cleanup march cleanup in trail maintenance. so lots of different options for you. let's switch gears now to talk about the weather. a live look at the golden gate bridge looking pretty nice out there, gayle. yeah, it's really pleasant out there. perfect for all the earth. >> we've got tease and the national park hikes you want to go on for the week and we have a little bit of a breeze. but blue skies here at the golden gate bridge. you also see people taking a walk along the bridge today. so we started off cloudy. now we're starting to see some sunshine this late afternoon, quiet statewide. you may notice just some low clouds hanging along some parts of the coast right now. here's the future cast model notice work. mostly clear here. but in a few hours towards the evening, that's when you'll notice some clouds rolling in. this is 7.30, and then come 10:00pm. then you'll

notice we have some cloudy skies overcast overnight. it looks like this is 06:00am saturday. so we'll start cloudy once again. maybe see some coastal drizzle. but by the afternoon, we start to clear out and temperatures will be in the 70's inland. 60's 70's around the bay sunday. looks like the warmer day of the weekend. temperatures expected to rebound back to the 80's a sunday monday which is earth day look out for some breezy conditions as the threat. liza's tends to always leave us some breezy conditions. so this is a 06:30pm, tonight with the teens with that sea breeze kicking in and then take a look at the afternoon tomorrow. late afternoon saturday, we have some 20's here close to 30 miles an hour. they will see a pop in the winds and then even in the evening 30's. so it tends to get chilly at night. that is keep that jacket handy. stepping out a quick check here at tahoe. this is half dome. yosemite, nice blue skies out there. if you're heading out to the high country, your weekend forecast

looks pretty warm in the 60's upper 60's for you in sunday. if you're going make your way out to the mountains back here in the bay area, we see mostly blue skies out there. temperatures are sitting comfortable so notice inland. we're warmer in the 70's 60's 70's around the bay. so pretty comfortable. you know, we start off chilly in the coast. >> but a look ahead at the rest of your week here. we're still pretty mild spring-like temperatures towards the back end of next week. we see a cool down and a chance of rain on thursday. back to thank thank you. >> one stadium is making it easier to meet friends and find your way to exact locations by teaming up with an app called what 3 words our rich demuro shows us how it works in today's tech smart. >> when you're trying to meet up with someone at a big venue, spotty signals limited gps and confusing landmarks can make things complicated. they're walking around the venue. they're trying to figure things out there, texting their friends. i'm not looking up necessarily

christian lau is chief technology officer at bmo stadium home of the los angeles football club. it's human nature not to pay attention to signs of era. with the stadium partnering with an app called what 3 words they've divided the world into 10 by 10 foot squares and giving each one a unique 3 word name, gps coordinates to kind of confusing and complicated mean nobody in every day was like, does >> so the idea for it to just to make a big statement, super simple easy as just saying something like table chest a new threat to one point and was somewhat the stadium has published specific. what 3 words addresses for key locations, including gates. the team store concession stands and the box office. but tech solution. >> for younger demographic that they can, you know, use their familiar with it. it just makes these here, you know, everything easier to get

in and around the venue. and unlike a general address, that takes you to a main entrance. what 3 words can direct you to a super specific spot anywhere in the world. >> plus, it works offline. so christian went somewhere in the stadium. sent me a link of worries going. it says loaf surely resort with a tap. i tried compass boat to navigate to find him. let's go find those 3 words. following this compass really have no clue where he is. we're getting closer. 41 feet away. >> that was right? so imagine when you are. and environment. coachella where there's thousands of people just everywhere. you can literally use the compass features to get to that person. you're trying to find. >> within a 10 foot square. >> well, you may be tired as she stayed up all night. listening to taylor swift's new album. up next, how you can shake off any exhaustion.

can shake off any exhaustion. you might be feeling.

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day that might limit your abilrty to sleep later if you're going to adapt, keep it short and sweet. so you don't end up in a deeper sleep cycle and wake up more tired. united airlines has unveiled its latest promotion targeting fans of taylor swift just in time for the release of her new album as digest the night of the 31 songs on her new double album, the tortured poets department swifties can also book their next flight on united for 13% off using a promo code 13 is swift's favorite number. only 1900 fans qualify for the discount. good for flights around the time. swift's massive era's tour returns to the u.s. in october. all right, w o's ready for more coachella action we can to of the massive music festival kicks off in just a few hours. there are some changes from weekend. one kid cudi has been added to this weekends lineup, uk dance music, producer screen and

house tj bell flurry also perform indie band vampire weekend performed at coachella last weekend, but they will not be back in the desert this weekend. the three-day event will be streamed on youtube. the case you can't make it down to indio for the festival. tough and everybody. all right. don't go anywhere yet because we do have another hour of news ahead. rallying around fci, dublin, the emergency restraining order. >> filed today for the women at the troubled women's prison. and how the group the recall of alameda county district attorney pamela price is reacting following the decision to charge 3 alameda police officers with involuntary manslaughter. i'm stephanie lin from 4 news at 3 is next.

>> now from the area's local news station. this is kron. 4 news at 3. >> starting to be aware the abuse that's happening. >> now at 3, 100's of women incarcerated in dublin are being sent away on buses as a troubled prison. there is set to close today. activists trying to put a stop to those transfers. thank you so much for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 3. i'm stephanie lin lawyers filing a temporary restraining order today urging a judge to temporarily block the transfer of anyone who was still left at that prison. organizers say dozens of women have already been sent away, putting them at grave risk of psy