>> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you'reowatching kron 4 news. there many more people out there that are just like me. and i just need a little help to find their way back to normal life. >> the state leaders warning that hundreds of people will end up back on the streets. what they say they need to do to keep that from happening. and with that, we say good evening, everybody. welcome in to kron. 4 news at 10. thanks for being here. i'm grant lotus. i'm catherine heenan. east bay leaders. they are calling on governor newsom to. >> hang on to the money needed to fight the homeless crisis. the state's so-called flexible homeless funding is set to expire in july of next year. and local leaders are now warning that will lead to the end of some key programs. kron

four's gayle ong has details. >> the mayors of oakland and berkeley and other local leaders gathered outside clifton hall friday, a college dorm in oakland transformed into affordable housing. the subject homelessness. local leaders are calling on the state to keep funds so they can offer more services and shelter. if this funding does not continue after july first 2023, we are likely to see more than 1000 people sent back onto the streets of oakland. and that is just in oakland, the hopelessness, housing assistance program are happy is the state's flexible homeless funding. oakland mayor libby schaaf and other leaders are urging governor gavin newsom to set aside 3 billion dollars of the state's budget for flexible homeless funding over the next 3 years to create different types of innovations and homeless services that have been so much more successful. >> at getting people off of the streets into shelter and

services and into permanent housing, state, federal, local government, the private sector, we all have to work together to address this crisis. berkeley mayor jesse, again supporting their shop says if the money goes away, it would be a significant setback in addressing homelessness is huge challenge for berkeley and for cities throughout the bay area to be able to to continue these programs, whether it's shelter, whether it's street outreach, whether it is flexible housing dollars, all these things are really critical. the money supports programs like safe rv parking spots and hundreds of beds for the unhoused people like jen oakley benefited from have funds. she says she lived in tents in arby's in west oakland for 10 years. >> there are many more people out there that are just like me. and i just need a little help to find their way back to normal >> and i really, really believe the this funding is going help a lot of people, shops, as if the funding does not continue next summer, oakland would lose at least 700 shelter beds. gayle ong

kron. 4 news. >> in the east bay open, police say they have made an arrest in connection to the homicide. a 15 year-old campbell brown. that happened april 9 near the eastman town center. police say there was a large crowd nearby. investigators have not yet released any information on the suspect. >> for the first time in u.s. history, guns were the leading cause of death among children in 2020. and new research report analyzed cdc data and found more than 4300 children died of gun related injuries that year, homicides made up the majority of deaths among children's and teens. gun killings went up by 33% from 2019 to 2020. most of the children killed were 14 and older, even though the legal age to purchase guns is, of course, 18 researchers say the cdc's data does not fully capture the scale of gun violence among kids in the u.s. because it does not count

non-fatal shootings. meanwhile, the cdc says covid was the 3rd leading cause of death in the u.s. in 2021. the virus trailing only heart disease and cancer. as for the second year in a row, it goes 1, 2, 3 like that. kron four's amanda hari spoke with infectious disease specialists about how this could change in the future. >> i >> that this is an incredibly tragic statistic in the united states because remember, this is in the context of having vaccines for the second year in a row. covid has killed more americans than anything except heart disease and cancer. ucsf, infectious disease specialist doctor peter chin-hong. >> says it shows how significantly covid-19 is impacting our population, but it really shows what impact a covid has had on lifespans by. >> such a heavy toll on

deaths, infectious disease specialist doctor monica gandhi says >> it's even more heartbreaking knowing some of those hundreds of thousands of deaths could have been prevented. it was an estimate today that about 230 to 250,000 deaths were absolutely avoidable. if people have gotten vaccinated. so we've become very non by numbers. we look at 2000. that's a day and >> you know, it's in the back of mind because they're not like humans that we see that both doctors are hopeful that covid won't maintain the number 3 spot on this list. long term. we have had its chances just in the last 6 months. they're going prove the mortality rate of covid-19. that includes things like improved immunity. >> better patient treatment and oral antiviral like paxlovid that can prevent the virus from becoming severe. >> doctor gandhi also added there's a way she believes everyone can help bring down the number of people dying from the virus get vaccinated. get boosted, please. if you're in a high-risk group, get your

4th shot. amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> we are learning more about the man who was punched in the face by mike tyson on a plane at sfo this week. news agencies are reporting today that the passengers, 36 year-old melvin townsend, the 3rd kron four's. rob nesbitt has more on how townsend has had run-ins with the law before. >> according to court records, townsend has multiple felony offenses that he's been found guilty of serving more than 2 years in prison. time will tell if he or tyson served any jail time for their brawl on a plane at sfo. and san francisco police were called to the airport wednesday night around 10:30pm, after a fight broke out between heavyweight passenger behind him. >> both were released by police. tyson's reps responded thursday with a statement saying the passenger was aggressive, harassed tyson and threw a water bottle at him. comparing video capturing the fight on board the jet blue

plane and this 2020 mug shot from the florida department of corrections. it appears that the passenger is melvin towns in the 3rd of gorda, florida court records show that the 36 year-old has been convicted of grand theft fraud by identity theft trafficking in stolen property, possession of drug paraphernalia and possession of a controlled substance without a prescription townsend served jail time twice. the first for 20 months from 2009 to 2010 and most recently from 2019 to 2020 for 15 months might like many people, president of flyers rights, paul hudson, watch the video and was shocked by what he saw in his opinion. it never should have escalated to a physical altercation. well, there's a call button. >> right above it. you push the call button. that's what happens. the flight attendant comes over. they break up the argument. the necessary move some of the party's hudson says the federal aviation administration will have to decide if the no tolerance for unruly passengers. policy applies to everyone.

celebrities included interference with a flight crew. >> and the air is a federal felony. i spoke by up to 5 years in prison. captain laura einsetler is a pilot based out of la and deals with passengers of celebrity status. often she says crew members and other passengers are expected to act accordingly. with celebrities on board is in. in that case, we would ask the other passengers to please be respectful of that celebrity passenger. >> because there are people as well and they need to get to where they're going and they're focused on what they need to be focused on and what they're thinking. >> the video of the fight between tyson and townsend is under investigation by the san mateo county sheriff's office, san mateo district attorney steve wagstaffe says his office has not received any paperwork, the investigation and no charges have been filed in san francisco. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> the contra costa water district is requiring customers to cut back on water use by 15% compared to 2020. this is part 2 of the district's a water shortage

plan. officials say it is a way to tackle the drought. also to come into alignment with the governor's conservation plans. the district is also proposing a temporary drought surcharge of up to 15% starting in july, there will be a public hearing on that proposal. june 15th. and despite the recent rain, we've enjoyed the ongoing drought has a bay area weather agency considering putting >> water restrictions in place now before the summer. >> kron four's dan kerman shows us how the east bay is getting ready for the dry season. >> san pablo reservoir in the others both locally and in the sierra that store water for east bay months. 1.4 million customers early at 71% capacity with the driest january february and march on record east bay mud is now considering a variety of steps to reduce water use. so demand doesn't outpace supply. >> we really feel strongly that it's important for us to preserve those water supplies

and supplement as far supplies so that we're ready in case 2023 is also dry. currently, there's voluntary water conservation of 10%. >> but if he's bay mud declares a stage 2 drought next week, reducing water use could become mandate or other actions could include a water surcharge for all customers, including 322,000 residential n% customers who could see their bills increase by 2 to 8%. that help us pay for the cost draws specifically the cost of pulling in those extra supplemental water supplies that we may need. also on the table and excessive use penalty or fine. >> for those who use more water in the 1646 gallons per household stage. 2 would allow it's around 5,000 customers would fall into that very high use category. and so he's been mine. it reach out to them to work with them to reduce their water >> east bay muds board will

discuss next steps at its meeting next week. while some things could go into effect immediately. other things like a water surcharge would go into effect until at least may. that said pablo reservoir, dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> san mateo county and 9 cities in that county as well as some towns are now suing the now defunct monsanto corporation for the costs of removing toxic chemicals. the company allegedly left there. the lawsuit alleges monsanto, the creator of the herbicide roundup knowingly contaminated the county with the seabees compound that he's been determined to be both carcinogenic and a pollutant. the san mateo county attorney says paying to prevent further pollution should be month centers. responsibility, not taxpayers. there. the u.s. government banned the production of pcbs in 1978. to the south bay. there will be

no, sadly gilroy garlic festival this year. and in fact, there might never be won again. you may recall that mass shooting that happened at the festival back in 2019 left 3 people dead. and then you had the pandemic which forced the festival too not happen for the past 2 years. yeah, it's had its problems and >> kron four's terisa stasio has details now on what led to the very tough decision to terminate the festival. >> you know, we've worked hard to. i no way to have at and we've just hit. hit a wall. basically. that is tom klein, one of the board of directors for the gilroy garlic festival delivering the disappointing news. >> the festival is a no go this year and quite possibly gone for good, at least the way it once was. you look at the festival. >> especially the last 10 years we were not. and of those 10 years, we didn't make money. we lost money. i'm

making in 2018 loss $400,000. so you have that and then rolling in the covid, you then have no income besides losing money from covid. there was also increased security demands on the festival following the mass shooting in 2019 where 3 people died. >> and 17 were injured. plus, klein says that the city was asking for additional insurance on top of the mandatory 1 million dollar general liability coverage for an event i have it for us >> covid again, all the other things that we've had to deal it, it just works against and so with that, trying to move forward. keeping the message is positive. >> that's been our goal and we want people to know that, you know, we are working hard. you know, we're we're not done. klein says that they will offer a golf tournament this year as well as a concert. then in the fall. >> a special farm to table dinner with, of course, garlic taking center stage. you know, the garlic festival.

>> has been it's an institution and its something that people love to go to and the impact not only the nonprofits, all the schools, you know, sports teams, boy scouts of all the different once its impacted them and again, not being able to do it. it's been a hard thing for us, but he adds not all is lost. keep an eye on us where we're going to figuring this out to recess. stasio kron. 4 news. >> yeah. hope that they they do figure something that all right. time for a look at the 4 zone forecast on this beautiful friday night. as we look live over san francisco. >> a change in the weather pattern. skies. cleared out a bit. lawrence is here. it was so great to get all that rain. wonderful to see that rainfall around the company cited 2 of numerous thunderstorms and we have reports of drama, whether lot of weather drama before set start talking about fire season. so yeah, we like it a little more in here right that are going to dry things out a

little bit. then maybe we get back into some rain a little bit later on as we head into may. but right now dry as can be out there. the wind has been blowing a little in spots, but a nice little rain over the last 24 hours that some of those totals from the system that really kind of hung around for a few days, a quarter of an inch of rain just about there in petaluma and just under half an inch in oakland over half an inch from redwood city union city, almost a half an inch of rain. a little more than that in castro valley. almost a quarter of an inch of rain in berkeley and some mountain tops over an inch of rain. so here's where we sit for a season to date. but just over 18 and a half inches of rain in san francisco, still 86% all that is much better than we've done the previous 2 years member. we had just over 8 inches of rain one year and 11 inches of rain the other years. so really doing pretty well. there. a san jose, the santa clara valley, not as well. they fall of that rain shadow area. and that means a lot of the storm's approach. the coastline. you get the rain over the santa cruz mountains. so by the time it gets over the santa clara valley, there's not as much water left behind. and so

they're sitting at 57% of normal right now. oakland, though, almost 100% of normal. it's over 16, almost 17 inches of rain. santa rosa, 78% of normal hayward and 94% of normal. an 85% of normal in livermore. but things are quieting down with the storm system. now it looks like this one kind of fading away and that's not such a bad thing as we get ready for the weekend. high pressure taking over now. and that means a clear sailing. if you're traveling around much of the state, we're looking good out there. a little bit of a breeze. yeah, we have the kick up in the afternoon. just begin to back off now. so some 19 mile an hour. winds out west in the san francisco. but temperatures out around the bay area. look at a lot of 50's right now and parts of the bay. some 40's beginning to show up in the north bay. so going to be a little cool in spots overnight tonight. otherwise i think we've got a great day ahead. tomorrow, high pressure. it's going to build in here nicely. so here we go. that ridge starting to build in the jet stream headed to the north. we dry things out. get a little more of a north northwesterly component to the wind. and that means

we're looking at temperatures warming up in the 60's. probably some 70's. we'll have more on that and your 10, 10 forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you, lawrence. well, this is spent day a day dedicated to celebrating the planet. we call home. there were events all over the bay area aimed at cleaning up waste and plastic pollution protecting wildlife and people in san jose city leaders and volunteers brought out shovels to plant trees. this is a bay point park in north center site. they planted 30 oak trees and chinese french trees. san jose's mayor says the city's tree canopy has been thinning out. they want to reverse that trend. >> the impacts of rockets can a real certainly on our health and obviously on our environment in so many ways. and so we're determined to reverse are shrinking kennedy as the chinese proverb tells us. the best time to plant a tree was a generation ago. the next best time to plant a tree is today.

>> proper the goa to plant 1000 trees in that district. and earth day is a time when people do things like planting trees are picking up trash. but one bay area youth group says it wants to take things to the next level. they rallied for climate justice in san francisco today. the event organizer talked with kron four's justine waltman. >> i big turnout in san francisco as hundreds of people marched from un process toward city hall to demand climate justice. i had a nightmare right? >> 2 days ago that no, it was going to comb. so i'm really happy so many people get event organizer hannah estrada from you first apocalypse tells kron 4 news that people here are making earth day about communities of color in the city. >> that are suffering from pollution with a focus on hunters point. there's a lot of talk to redact of contamination. >> in those 2 communities, it's causing a lot of fun. lot of people have died from cancer. people are getting

diagnosed with cancer. people get born prematurely, people die prematurely and it's it's causing havoc in these communities. the group made up mostly of elementary high school and college kids. >> once a full cleanup of the contaminated areas in these vulnerable neighborhoods and health services for all the people impacted. it's a whole new way to act on earth day. we are small of our 7 miles. and so it should not hard for us to come together on issue. >> the event organizer is 19 years old. she goes to san jose state university and grew up in san francisco. she tells me at the rally the district attorney's office reached out to her about hiring an environmental attorney to go over all these issues in the newsroom. i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news. president biden marks earth day in seattle today by signing an executive order to restore national forests. >> the order directs federal

land managers to do an inventory of the nation's mature and old growth forests. within a year, they'll identify threats like wildfire and climate change and come up with policies too. protect them. >> our forest, our planet's longs. they literally are recycling cycling co 2 out of the atmosphere. that's what they do. by the way, more the i spent time down the amazon. and in colombia and brazil. and guess more carbon is taken out of the year. in the amazon. that carbon sink. then every bit of carmen that is generating a daily basis in the entire united states from every source. >> the executive order does not take steps to limit the logging of such forests that are on federal land. san francisco has been awarded millions of dollars to promote what spin described as equity in the cannabis industry. the

goal is to give more access to potential business owners who have been affected by past policies. and it comes as industry leaders are warning that the state's legal pot market could collapse. kron four's dan thorn has more. >> 4 and a half million dollars is going to support the pot industry in san francisco. the money which comes from the state will go to the cannabis equity grant program to help grow businesses. it is a great opportunity to keep the what that being said. it's needed for your business. it helps a lot. joyce hicks is in the process of opening her. a cannabis business, the fillmore district native says her community has been negatively affected by the so-called war on drugs. the funding distributed by the city's office of cannabis is aiming to combat disparities, be able to start a cannabis business. just not that easy. and you have to have the right people in your corner in order to the sea and your business. the marijuana industry just

finished celebrating 4.20, but the state's sellers and growers say they're facing a possible market collapse, taxes, fees and regulations have become a major burden. cannabis advocates are banking on relief in the governor's revised budget due next month. those concerns aside hicks is just happy potential business owners like her. >> are getting a fair shot at breaking into the industry is generation health. >> it helped me help my family more people that's in the industry to help other people s in given back to the community reporting in san francisco, dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> still ahead, san leandro police arrest a man accused of killing a golf course worker in a hit and run. plus is president putin has declared victory in ukraine's port city of mariupol >> russian forces are now focused on the done bus region in the east at the ukrainians are trying to hold up on the battlefield. and police say

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>> san francisco residents now have free access to some of the city's most lovely attractions, the conservatory of flowers and the japanese tea garden in golden gate park. there now free for people who live in the city. the botanical garden was already free for residents.

the city's board of supervisors voted yesterday to make all 3 attractions free for folks who live here. tickets for non-residents are still $10. a pop. a group of veterans in the bay area is being honored for their service. they were flown out of sfo this morning headed to dc to celebrate their accomplishments. this is thanks to honor flight. that's a national organization that gives war veterans the chance to see memorials for american boars and honor their fallen comrades. we talked to some of the vets. they say they still vividly. remember the days when they were on the battlefield. >> at graduating high school. 3 wife and 3 of us decided one in same time try to stick to get after the basic found it to be on together. that was a land mine exploded underneath the armored personnel carrier and threw me into the air. when i come down a colorado my and shattered 3 vertebrae.

>> this is one of the first honor flight trips in 2 years now because of covid. of course, this group will be in dc for 3 days soon getting on the plane there and joining them on the plane and on the trip in the hotel the whole bit. is our buddy kron. 4 anchor ken wayne, who is a navy vet and ken will be bringing us a bunch of stories from the trip that's coming up next week. >> the faa has revoked a youtube performers, pilot license. this is after finding out that apparently crash on purpose and the los padres national forest last year that 13 minute video of trevor jacob has been viewed 1.7 million times on youtube. critics say the fact that he's wearing a parachute and the video is an obvious sign. whole thing was staged. the faa has ordered jacobs to surrender his private pilot's a pilot's license or face more legal action. the agency says he operated his plane in a

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>> good goal. trying to reduce the number of traffic fatalities in san jose really has been a challenging problem

for city officials. it has been a huge problem there. but in the heart of silicon valley, the city is not turning to technology. >> in the hopes of saving lives, kron four's justin campbell explains. >> at the intersection of monterey road curtner avenue. if you look closely little box size license plate cameras have been installed on the top of the intersection polls when people know that there is. >> a camera there or license plate reader in the area. our hope is that we're actually going to deter all of this legal illegal activity. paralysis at council member and chair of the city's vision 0 task force. a task force made up of community members with the goal to reduce roadway fatalities arounhehopes deter side shows people running red lights and pedestrian traffic fatalities. the cameras will be our eyes and some of these intersections that were that are high priorities. and initially i don't allow us to be able to issue warnings to

people that are >> running the red light. eventually he says it will allow the city to issue traffic citations. but for right now, the license plate readers will scan every plate passing through the intersection and plate is recognized as stolen. an amber alert or wanted it will see in real time data to law enforcement. they're very, very crucial instances. >> where these license plate readers might even save someone's life. >> raleigh says the pilot program will be rolling out at a few other intersections. he says the cameras are expensive, but if successful san jose might buy more in an effort to reduce traffic fatalities, reporting in san jose, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> an arrest has been made in the deadly hit and run accident earlier this week in the city of san leandro. police say they've charged. 44 year-old jason mcdermott of oakland. the incident happened at the intersection of fairway drive and monarch bay drive. police say the victim on our

bay golf course. maintenance worker was riding a lawnmower when he was hit by what witnesses described as a black dodge ram pickup. as you can imagine, people in the san leandro marina say they're saddened to learn about this. >> working at the golf course, that just sounds awful. that you can get hit by a car. it's a hit and run. i know the people here take care of the place. take great pride in their work. so. >> it's very unfortunate. it's sad. going to make me a little more cautious. >> the alameda county district attorney has charged mcdermott with multiple crimes, including killer manslaughter with gross negligence. >> the owner of an east bay laundromat is sharing surveillance video of the man wanted in connection with a burglary this month. police say managed to steal about $2500 in cash from the bill change your machine. but damage to that machine is pushing the total loss to more than $10,000. kron forcefully

chagall has the story. >> an estimated $2500 in cash and coins was stolen from this bill changer machine at one stop laundromat in el serino about 2 and a half weeks ago. this after a man broke in and burglarize the business on san pablo avenue. you know, the police department and bin zhang, you business say the damage caused by the burglary. plus, the monetary loss exceeds $10,000 and help us right in the situations that suspect took ad antage of the businesses being open that night once term and no one was around. he spent about 3 and a half breaking through a door to get to the back. police say used to get into the machine. i have heard of these things. i never thought that i would be. >> you know, a victim of one of these these making matters worse is the nationwide coin shortage during the pandemic. eu says it was already a daily

tour securing quarters from banks for customers have been reaching out to folks on craigslist. >> on on next door and asking for neighborhood folks to bring coins and has been really helpful. >> but i'm still running around and i think i'll be doing that for the the near future. as in the meantime, he's hoping someone recognizes the man who wore a mask during the burglary. >> police say he stands 5 foot 6 and dressed in all black reach out to investigators. if he looks familiar, he cost a family business. a lot of money. phillipe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> now to the war in ukraine and ukraine's security chief says the main battles in the country now are in the donbass region. that's the industrial heartland in the eastern part of the country where russia has been deploying more and more troops every day, really focusing their efforts there. now, the security chief also said a helicopter did bring weapons so overnight, too. mario pulls steel mill. that

mill is the last stronghold of ukrainian forces in mariupol. civilians are also holed up there. western part of ukraine not seeing nearly as much shelling but officials in ukraine are urging western partners, including the u.s. to send more weapons. the u.s. secretary of state antony blinken met with ukraine's prime minister recently. this is the first visit. >> since the russian aggression by a senior official of the ukrainian government. further evidence independent sovereign ukraine is going to be around a lot longer than vladimir putin. president 96% of ukrainians. so we would like to be far too few in the family part of civilized world, about not part of. >> so if you and you >> the un secretary. and

appealed to russia to cease its attacks on you create. >> russia says that one sailor is dead. 27 still missing after its warship cruiser sank in the black sea. this was nearly a week ago. ukraine says it destroyed the cruiser with a missile. russia, though, is still climbing. it sank because of a fire. nearly 400 sailors were rescued. the un secretary general meantime, is planning to meet with president putin in moscow on tuesday. anheuser busch's belgian based company called inbev is selling its stake in 11 russian. where is the reason is the ukraine war. that move will cost the company more than a billion dollars. and 1st quarter earnings, anheuser-busch has already suspended sales of budweiser in russia. inbev said recently it it introduced ukraine's most popular beer

brand. a lot of european countries. those profits will now go to support. ukraine's war effort. all right. time for another check of the forecast. lawrence is back. and that beautiful shot of the golden gate bridge. so any rain in the long time? well, there's out then we might see a little rain coming up. of course, this starts to get to be that time of year where things come just kind of shut down. we switch into that summer mode. so it's been nice having all the stormy weather roll through the bay area the last couple of days. >> now we're catching a break for the weekend. in fact, it looks like a very nice weekend. weather wise outside. here's the very latest long-range forecast model as we see high pressure building in over the weekend holding strong, although you begin to see a cold front developing off the coastline on sunday afternoon, but not getting here just yet. you've got a lot of sunshine to deal with some patchy coastal fog, of course, but some warm temperatures. then that front comes in likely help knock down the temperatures as we head in toward tuesday and wednesday of next week behind that another quick moving system, maybe bring some

showers and some snow showers in northern california. but then as we head in toward late next week, the very end of april here we're talking about maybe the possibility of some showers as we head in toward the first day of may on sunday behind that. how about that of that trough digs in off the coastline that that we may be talking about. some rain in the beginning of may, but that is still way out there in the forecast right now, high pressure building in a kind of get the sense now is that ridge kind of settles in now kind of that north westerly component to the rich kind of building in. so that is going to bring with it. well, a big change in the weather pattern for us this weekend. temperatures tomorrow san francisco, not bad. you'll see some patchy fog in the morning and then some sunshine 50's and 60's in the afternoon. coastal sections still going to be cool plan of 50's out toward the major beaches and then inside the bay of find more sunshine as warmer numbers looking good as we head in the central bays numbers running up to 70 degrees in redwood city. lot of 70's in the santa clara valley about 73 degrees in san jose. 71 in santa clara and 70

degrees and snow. 67 degrees little breeze in the afternoon. and hayward, 67 degrees in berkeley, 70 richmond about 71 degrees and sunny in concord. warmer temperatures well inland by tomorrow afternoon. but back along the coastline. we'll keep you a little bit on the cool side with numbers mainly in the 50's. still ahead inland you're saying and talk about 74 degrees and sunny in santa rosa, right? here's 7 day forecast as see those temperatures warming up nicely as we'll see. temperatures running near 80 degrees as we head in towards sunday and monday. cooling off a little bit as that front comes through as we head late monday into tuesday. but otherwise right now should stay dry. maybe a chance of rain. the following weekend. thank you, lawrence. >> there is an update on the state's projected budget surplus, which is expected to be in the tens of billions of dollars for a second year in a row. lot of money kron four's capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains the latest numbers. >> state officials say so far so good on cash collection in

california this year, the cash or sees that we've been taking in since january have been positive in a recent cash report from the department of finance officials said there are about 17.3, 5 billion dollars over what the governor projected so far this fiscal year with tax processing underway. following this week's filing deadline, it's looking more and more likely california's budget surplus will be significantly larger than the 45.0. 7 billion the governor projected in january. a new report from the legislative analyst's office shows the state could see another 33 billion to 39 billion in unanticipated revenue from personal income corporation and sales taxes. but the department of finance says exactly how much the surplus could be is still being calculated. one of the things to remember is that roughly. >> this is a ballpark estimate, roughly half of whatever that is or it is is going to have to go off of the top, go to areas set aside and the constitution. we're education spending and for a portion of that to be set aside, reporters as it should

be. so we're still fine tuning our projections right now so that we won't. we know for a couple of weeks how far above those january projections we are with the extra money, the legislature and governor will have to deal with the appropriations limit which restricts the amount of tax revenue the state can spend. this also gives them the option to send rebates back to taxpayers. >> something the legislature and governor agree they should do in response to rising costs of living in california. but they're divided on exactly how a hearing has yet to be scheduled for assembly member cutting petri, nor says push to send $400 to all state income tax payers. a separate legislative proposal to send money to taxpayers based on income is not yet in writing. republicans want a gas tax holiday. and governor gavin newsom has proposed sending up to $800 and debit cards to california car owners. state officials are adamant these really proposals were not put in place to satisfy the state appropriations limit. but to help californians, one of the things i want to make crystal clear, though. >> is it looking at this? the

governors i thought was in the first. how do we deal with again his first thought was people are getting pounded the pump. we have resources to be able to provide some immediate relief. how's the best way to go about doing that? another part of the governor's relief plan involves halting increases to some fuel taxes. >> in order for that to go into effect, lawmakers would need to approve that part of the plan by the end of next week. >> in sacramento, ashley zavala kron. 4 news. >> still ahead, the latest fallout from the january 6 capitol attack involving 2 key republicans. one of them, a california congressman. and in sports, the giants looking for a bounce-back win against the big bats >> kate rooney has highlights of that game. plus the matchups with the a's and rangers and a look ahead to rangers and a look ahead to

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>> and now kron 4 sports brought to you by xfinity. >> don't look now but the a's to unload it. almost every recognizable name on their roster in free agency are off to a pretty good start this season, oakland is coming off a series win against baltimore and jockeying for position at the top. the american league west. next up first game of 3 with the texas rangers at oakland coliseum. there's some of the infamous bleacher crew

this fall. the issues still really passionate fan base. we're going to pick this one up in the top of the second scoreless. no outs. one on for nathaniel lowe will for them. and the shot to left center field. danilo shoots a new too much on that one for the outfielders. it is gone. a 2 run home run. it's 2 nothing rangers with the rain still in the second one out. no one on andy some power behind that one. drops. and that's a solo home run 3, bonnie 3, nothing rangers they'd score. 2 more runs in that inning really roughing up a starter. adam oller final score. 6 one ranger. yes. how the giants at nationals. if you've got the right she's and nationals park, you can see the capitol building came through really pretty view there. we're going to get up in the second

inning. no score runs one out 2 on for my case. trump ski weekend with the nets in town and he drives one up the middle. for a base center fielder victor robles bobbles, the ball there. so brandon crawford able to score on the error stops. it's and it's one nothing early on next batter. austin slater just hasn't got his back going much this year hits one to right center. that's up. out of here. a three-run home run for slater, his first of the season. and it's a big one. it's for nothing. giants. 61 is back in 2 outs. bases loaded for brandon crawford hit through the gap in left center field lane. thomas can't get it. and so it's a three-run double for crawford to make it a 7, nothing game. final score. 7 one san francisco running. well, the warriors have a couple days off of their 3 game victory. the dubs are up 3 games to none on the denver

nuggets with game 4 set for sunday afternoon course. anything can happen in the playoffs, of course. but the dubs can relax, at least had with the knowledge that no team in nba history has ever come back from the 3 no deficit to win the series. so while the warriors know they're going to have to keep up the lead shooting, an efficient defense that got them this far their approach in game 4 with cautious confidence. >> i think usually if you you know, you're up and you get game 3 on the road. i mean, you put yourself a pretty good position to get a sweet. now. obviously because of numbers are of 3 o but the >> you know, the team is now to come out and they give you everything they got in that game through. and if you're able to take that punch to come out with a win. you know, you go in the game for you got to take a punch or 2. you know, you set yourself. oh, well, thrilled to be where we

are now. we've got to get one more >> you know, this this is how you got to do it. you take care of business at home and then make sure you go get one on the road and and so we're in a good spot. but we've got to finish >> and finally, the a's announced that they plan to retire the jersey for one of the greatest aware and oakland uniform. dave stewart's number 34 will get the ultimate honor this september. the 11th when the a's host the chicago white sox and fans of the game that day will receive a replica jersey. the oakland born and bred stewart played for his hometown team from 1986 to 1992 and then again in 95. when he went on to retire, among his many highlights in the town, we're 4 consecutive 20 win seasons and the world series mvp award in 1989 and honor very well deserved. that's it for sports k

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>> republican congresswoman marjorie taylor. greene was in an atlanta courtroom today. she was testifying about her alleged involvement in the january 6 insurrection she's being challenged by a group of voters who claimed that her alleged support of the attack disqualifies her form from running for reelection. green is not the first member of congress to testify under oath about involvement in the capitol attack. she denies any wrong doing the outcome. could set a precedent, though, for

similar challenges against other republican officials and the timeline on a decision as tight because early voting for the georgia primary begins may 2nd the primary itself is may 17th. and republican house minority leader kevin mccarthy denying reports that in the days after the capitol riot, he told fellow republicans he thought president trump should resign. that allegation is in a new book by 2 new york times of political correspondents. but then audio surface to mccarthy telling senator liz cheney that he was going to ask trump to resign and mccarthy can be heard saying that he was going to go talk to trump about resigning, saying i think it will pass, referring to the impeachment proceedings and then says it would be my recommendation. you should resign. mccarthy continues to call the report. totally >> florida's feud with disney. it's going to cause disney, a whole lot of mofey today.

florida's governor ron desantis signed a bill to dissolve walt disney, world's private government. this is because the company has a post that new state law, which critics have dubbed the don't say bill. now disney world loses its designation as a special tax district, a privilege. the company has enjoyed for some 55 years. sit saved disney, millions of dollars in fees and taxes every year. florida's new controversial law prohibits discussion about orientation and gender identity through the 3rd grade. >> if you should never end up winning the lottery, would you split the money with a friend? >> or colleague? of colleague. yes, friend. i don't fitness guide. massachusetts was faced with the decision and eric cochran guy on the right won a million bucks in the lottery and gave half to his buddy john galvin on the left.

they're both smiling, happened after eric took his son's guitar to john's shop for repair. and john insisted on repairing it for free because erickson and recently had a health problem. nice gesture. so erick said, all right, you're not going to charge me. i'll take the money. i would have spent on the guitar repair and instead buy a lottery ticket. any promise to share any winnings with his buddy. about an hour later. he shows up and he has half a million dollars. that he gets the job. all right. time for lawrence to tell us about for fun things. yeah, that would be fun. that would be a great way to start your weekend. having a right? but how about this? if you head out about this, a good one. the >> dog fest is going to be a parade and carnival that is going to be the most park in san francisco. that should be a great time to check it out. all the animals out there starts at 11 o'clock in the morning on saturday. temperatures are going to be in the mid 60's. a brand new park is opening up in san francisco. this is the battery

bluff park. is the grand opening in the starting at 08:00am tomorrow morning. enjoy the park for free. partly cloudy skies. not bad weather. a little breezy toward the afternoon earth day beach cleanup and sand art. that's going to be held at stinson beach. going to be a little cooler with some fog and santa rosa. hey, if you want to have nice night out for the parents can drop off your kids. it's kids night at the museum in santa rosa. that is going to be 6 o'clock on saturday night. those are good things. yeah, for fun. >> thanks, lynn. and that's it for kron. 4 news at 10. thanks for joining us.

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