this. yes, we are. >> today has actually really find you're going want to squeeze the and little bit out of the entire day because it's going to be sunny temperatures. saying up towards 80, a walk earlier rather than later because think it is going to get pretty hot jobs. yes, still crisp out there for now, but it's not stay that way into the afternoon. get a feel pretty toasty actually. >> right now, there you go at the embarcadero. got a nice day for this cruise ship that as james told us, this work its way up from la. it sounds like bringing some ellie weather with it this time around. you can see to our north there is some cloud cover will have a cold front swing through tonight. just going to dip temperatures a bit tomorrow. also result in a few clouds and a bit of a breezy evening ahead of us. but not before this warm sunny afternoon that we have to look forward to right now. most of us are in the 50's conquered brentwood at 61 degrees, though in pittsburgh. also among our first spots in the 60's at 60 degrees. i'll be talking a couple 80's this afternoon and then that slight cool down for tomorrow. also

become reyna. don, thank you for that, ok? so we do have a hot spot. this is up in >> westbound 37 east of wilson avenue. we have lane that's blocked. so you are seeing delays. you need to factor that into your monday morning commute traveling into the city right now. 17 minutes for your drive as you're traveling from the maze. 2 that free month's g exit. thankfully, no accidents or hazards. adding to that 30 minute drive across towards the peninsula. let's go to the south bay as you're traveling along one o one. 85 in to menlo park about 39 minutes for you. there and we'll leave you with a look at 8.80, san leandro into oakland. about 20 minutes story of james. back to you. thanks. a lot of rain, a 9, 0, one. and it appears there's a deal that's going to be announced soon between elon musk. currently they met into the weekend. the board and musk's representatives. >> let's find out what could possibly happen. kron 4 sarah stinson live in the newsroom were on, i guess twitter watch now. sara. >> oh, yeah. we're watching twitter watching the stock market negotiations between twitter and elon musk

reportedly when overnight and continued early this morning. a deal is closer than ever to either being reached or not. word got out quickly, though, causing twitter stock to climb is climbing as we speak. twitter's board met yesterday to discuss musk's 43 billion dollar bid to buy the company. bloomberg reported this morning that twitter is in the final stretch of negotiations. they say twitter is working out the terms of the transaction for its shareholders. last week musk said he secured funding for his unsolicited bid to buy the company for $54.20 per share. musk is an average twitter user and believes the company should be transformed into a private company so it can become a forum for free speech on twitter. now. rest in peace, twitter and elon musk are trending topics. people are sounding off about musk potentially owning it. but we're soft isn't seen dead at all. just checked twitter stock is up over 4% selling at

$51 and one cent a share. it's a very fast paced fluid situation between twitter and musk. so that's why we're live in the newsroom following the latest. this deal could be reached as soon as today or it could be that could fall apart. so we'll have to continue to follow the latest and we'll have another update for you in about an hour. darya james will be interesting to see by then how much stock goes up for now. send it back to you and we shall see. thank you, sir. and with us on the works, 18 house republicans are asking twitter's board to preserve. >> all of the records related to musk's buyout offer. republican lawmakers have repeatedly accused twitter of censorship and they say that this request is part of their examination of big tech. >> it is 9, 0, 3, let's get to one of our other big stories happening right now. the fact that thousands of stanford and we'll packard children's hospital nurses are at this very minute on strike. and we've seen a lot of over the years and at hospitals and

will tran has been to many of them. he says this is definitely the biggest in the noisy as well. what's going on? >> there are thousands of nurses and you might be able to hear and see them. obviously right behind me. the horns are blaring. they're getting full support from fellow staffers as well as the community. you can see them all lined up here. this is just a sliver. it is stretching down the block. several blocks were talking 5,000 nurses who instead of being at work. >> instead, they are on the picket lines. they went on strike officially at 6.45. in the morning. they gave stanford ample time. they told them for a couple of weeks now, if we do not reach a deal by today, we will go on strike. stanford has called in replacement nurses. but if you have an appointment today, call ahead because it is a tall order to get 5,000 nurses in sight, the facility and all through the system to take care of all of the patients.

and that is why your schedule could be pushed back. it canceled altogether. got a chance to talk to a lot of nurses. they say this is not about them. it's about the patients. >> we're trying to make things better for patients. that is why we're out here today. >> why are the patients not getting what you think they should be getting? >> because we don't have enough staff. we have staff leaving daily and we need them to be here. we need to incentivize people to come here and to stay here. >> stanford did respond to us. they say a union work stoppage is a serious event that is disruptive to our patients. families and colleagues. the impact can be deep, long-lasting and costly. we have worked diligently to reach a mutually acceptable contract agreement and have made meaningful progress at the bargaining table so far, obviously not meaningful enough as they are on strike. it looks like they are

prepared to go on strike for as long as it takes for them to reach a new deal. here's some good news for all. 3 parties were talking stanford, the nurses as well as the patients. we do know that both sides will be back at the bargaining table. >> tomorrow, so hopefully that will reach a deal. if not. we'll be right back out here tomorrow. and for the days ahead. all right. thanks a lot. we'll >> 9, 0, 6 on the clock. and it was a busy weekend for san francisco police. they ended up and having to investigate multiple shootings. the first one involved an argument that broke out at a memorial service. police say one man was shot. there is right near harriet and howard streets and then another man was shot the tenderloin. and this is video that scene investigators say the victim and the shooter ended up fighting each other near the hnl mark on geary street. they think maybe it was gang-related. they're still looking into it. the conditions of both victims still unknown. we're trying to track that down for you. meanwhile, police on the peninsula are investigating 2 separate, but very similar

robberies. the first one happened just after midnight sunday in redwood city where police say the victim was coming home and he was targeted in his garage. the next one happened about a half hour later in foster city. and in that case, the gunman to also rob this person in their garages. he was parking his car. fact, the robber fired a shot into the driver's side window after demanding the victim's wallet. police say the person wanted in both of these robberies is described as a woman driving an suv. >> it's 9, 0, 7, in the east bay. people who live in danville, some of them found antisemitic flyers in their driveways in the danville police went to facebook to say they are aware of the flyers that were less yesterday morning and that they are investigating who put them there. police say that the leaflets go against the town's values and they do not condone violence or any hate in any form and that they're committed to inclusivity 9, 0, 7, is a time right now. and this saturday is a chance for to get rid of your unwanted pills and medications. because you don't want to just throw

in the trash. they end up in the water. it's a day where people with medications can dispose of them by the u.s. dea. they actually organize this event to keep this out of the local water systems and out of the hands of anybody who might on purpose or accidentally take somebody is medication you can drop off your prescriptions at leave the local police department where you live from 10 in the morning until 2 on saturday. and this is a time also that you can dispose of the e-cigarettes and vape pens. >> well, the golden state warriors missed their chance, unfortunately, to seal the deal and get the sweep over the denver nuggets in game in that it had to win one game. right. and now the warriors get to come home and when and fans were home watching the game actually. and we have a story on that right now. check it out. >> let me tell you, the energy was extremely high, especially in those last few minutes when the game got really close fans. of course, we're hoping for a sweet but are still confident heading into game 5.

>> deadly very electric. mine is deadly. nice to see the whole bay area. again, they're so deadly. very excited fans from the bay area and beyond. packed in to thrive city. at the chase center on sunday to watch the warriors take on the nuggets in game it. >> as part of the playoffs, the warriors hosted watch parties this week while the team was on the road in denver. by atmosphere first year that city and give i like everything about this is going to support the team. now the dubs will return to the chase center on wednesday after missing their chance to sweep the nuggets on sunday. i don't care a because they could have in that home said we will win stuff. you know, we could put him away. but >> i mean, they have to win one, right. so what will come back here? >> when it back in the city and on to round 2. >> the warriors will take on

the nuggets here at the chase center for game 5 on wednesday night in san francisco. taylor kron. 4 news and sports director jason dumas is going to check out the highlights from that game. >> in our next hour. our we'll take a break at 9, 0, 9, still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, san francisco supervisor. >> matt haney like should say former right as he's headed to sacramento as the newest assembly member will tell you more about what he's planning on doing. plus, a woman with a long career in law enforcement is now running for sheriff in alameda county. we'll tell you more about her plans for the city if she wins. >> and today bringing all the sunshine and one of our warmest of the week to use of you like the sound of 70's. even a couple of 80's. this one's for you talking really nice rest of the week as well in their forecast. >> and keeping a close eye on your drive times if you're hitting the road on this monday morning, tracking a hot spot in the middle. a whole will have a look at all of that and more once we get back.

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to always get brushing right. philips. >> 9.13, right now before you head out the door, you're well. you don't need to grab a sweater at this point now. yeah. >> i mean, if you're going to dress in layers, just make sure you can easily peel them off later because it's going to get slick. sweaty hot for us on this afternoon. yeah. get on with that i know once we start talking 80's, that's actual hot there. that's today

for a few of us for sure. san jose getting close to that. you'll be at 77 degrees later today. a warm one and a little warmer than tomorrow is about to be. that's because there's a cold front to our north. it looks a little more impressive that it's actually going to be that line of clouds. and you can see a few showers with it is going to drop its way our direction tomorrow. no chance of rainfall from this one. don't even worry about that. tonight, though, you will see a little bit of a breezy finished monday evening and also an increasing cloud cover after such a sunny afternoon. and then you can actually see that line of clouds really dropping in early tomorrow morning. this is going to make for a about 5 degree cool down on average for a daytime highs into tuesday, wednesday and thursday. so today, but just barely the warmest of the week after this. we're still going to be upper 60's to low 70's into tuesday and wednesday, really beautiful week ahead of us. and most notably a dry week ahead of us. today's highs in san francisco solidly in the 60's couple of 50's right along the coastline. and then we will be looking at a

range of 60's to 70's elsewhere in the bay foster city, san mateo nicely at 70 degrees. mountain view. beautiful at 75. same for you in sunnyvale in milpitas. san jose mentioned you in the upper 70's livermore not far behind at 76 degrees. union city, oakland, castro valley, among spots at 71. and there's your 80's over an antioch in vacaville. 81 in 80 degrees. pittsburgh, pretty close at 79 today. sandra fell in nevado. really nice. nice. 74 for you. tomorrow. wednesday, thursday, just barely the coolest of this forecast. there's really not a whole lot of movement in temperatures, but it is a slight cool down makes things pretty comfortable for us. we'll warm back up into the weekend back as warm as the low 80's for some of our inland areas. by next saturday and our low chance of showers in this forecast. just a slight chance that that will be next sunday. brain todd, thank you for that. still keeping a very close eye on this hot spot up and delay hosso. >> westbound 37 east of wilson avenue. one lane blocked. we are seeing delays as you're traveling through there,

heading into the city. once you do reach the maze to that fremont street exit. now we're down to about 15 minutes. so that is definitely improve where we were earlier, 20 minute drive. 37 to the tolls along the golden gate bridge. thankfully, no hazards there. crockett down towards the maze. now about 22 minutes for your drive in the south bay. if you're taking one, 0 one. you're heading from 85 in to menlo park. about 40 minutes for you there. you might want to take to 80 or 80 to those look much better. and a 15 minute commute from any acts. one, 60 in to conquer to 42 darya. james, back to you. >> time to politics in washington. the white house says it's planning to lift the title. 42 pandemic restrictions. restrictions at the southern border at the end of next month. and opponents are worried that that could. if there is no plan to take its place, it could set up for basically another surge at the border. we've got anna wiernicki with the very latest now from dc.

>> good morning. there's growing concern among lawmakers who oppose president biden's plan to end title. 42. now even some democrats warning what could happen if the policy is revoked. >> texas democratic congressman henry clay are says lifting the pandemic asylum restrictions known as title. 42 will cause an immediate surge of migrants. the border patrol is unprepared to handle. the messages are going out to the smuggler said to into the migrants. is that on may 23rd you can go ahead and come and quay or who represents a south texas border district says his constituents are very concerned who's listening to the border community says my question, the department of homeland security estimates that when title 42 expires 18,000 additional migrants will cross the u.s. mexico border each day, 500,000 over the next 5 weeks. my state of texas. we just simply can't absorb this. texas republican

congressman michael mccall says the surge of migrants in the midst of a pandemic puts a border patrol an the border communities at risk. this is the absolute worst i've ever seen. but massachusetts democratic senator elizabeth warren said on cnn state of the union that she supports getting rid of title. 42 because she says it's not consistent with american values. the biden administration is putting plans in place to deal with people who are asking >> amnesty and humanitarian relief at the border. the biden administration says they're working on a plan to ramp up security at the southern border. that includes relocating agents and adding more processing centers, staffed with medical officials. >> today president biden will meet with members of the congressional hispanic caucus about his immigration plan. also happening today, a group of republican lawmakers are scheduled to take a trip down to the southern border where meet with local leaders in eagle pass for now in

washington. i'm anna wiernicki. back to you. >> time now to talk winners and losers on wall street with financial expert rob black. joining us now and rob will get to twitter and elon musk a second as one of the big headlines this morning. but just set the table for us here as we take a look at the markets with the dow off by more than 300, the nasdaq negative as well. we've got a slew of earnings set for this week, but it looks like investors are too happy this morning. >> yes, stocks are falling kind of continuing the trend of the year. the nasdaq's down 18%. the s p 500 down 10% for the year. 2007%. facebook's down that gives you idea. now meta. it pepsi. microsoft. pull a ford. they're all good report earnings this week, such big earnings week. but now shanghai's basically shut down due to covid beijing looks like they could be the next to shut down due to covid and world oil supplies oil demand is dropping because

this again is probably united states high gas. but when the world sees oil prices drop its time, there's a lack of demand coming down the road are shut downs coming. >> so a lot of us a lot of fear it's tough. you know, about 6 months from now. we'll be talking better things with inflation and maybe this covid in china will help inflation in the short term and kind of get the feds offer back. >> okay. well, we'll see about that. and we'll also see 2. let's get to that twitter and elon musk story. twitter, by the way, set to release earnings on thursday and i'm hearing some analysts and maybe they do want to accept this deal for me long before they have to report what is expected to be a disappointing earnings call on thursday. what's your take on this? i guess that the 2 sides met over the weekend. and if you believe the rumors, they're pretty close to a deal. >> yeah. what went outside and crass. twitter's a piece of they're not a very good business there and awesome platform. they should charge people to advertise on the platform when we promote ourselves like you can find ra black show on twitter us going

to make it more free speech. yeah. sunday night, late night meeting. they're going to do a poison pill are not going to a poison pill. they will be wise to dump this one because the directors are kind like the of the bay area but data and there's a business it's just a great platform. no one's been able to monetize $54.20 a share deal could happen today and see if the on mask that off more than and she will see if he doesn't really wanted in the long run. it doesn't make a lot of sense. other than men, you know, it's it's going divide his time from 4 other companies boring. spacex and tesla. yeah, i guess tesla shares taking a little bit of a hit this morning on latest news. we'll see how that fares. >> but what's not going down? our ticket prices for concerts. apparently soaring. that's our final topic this morning with thoughts on that. >> and this just makes me sad the musicians are on the road, but the price to get our concert is up. a 70% since

2019, 70% that gas prices right you can see mccartney this year. you can pearl jam. i'm going to see them later this year. and later this month, big tickets are are coming. so musicians are on the road again. ticket prices are up 70%. elton john prices in 2018 or 131 to take another 168. the eagles and a $280 coast. 227 billie eilish from $70 to 118. there's a great investment here cup live nation. they dominate. they kind of have a monopoly on the ticket business. for now, congress is always looked at them, its reopening plan. you know, the most important thing to me as far as entertainment goes, it's not super heroes. it's it's it's live music. >> musicians on the road again. little willie nelson drop icu. it did there. thank you, rob. a natural history come into the bank. how about paul i and shirts sold out by now. it's not pretty epic. all right. thank you very much,

rob, as always. we'll chat with rob again tomorrow. we'll see what's new with. >> the twitter story then if there's any other topic or company wanted to reflect on, let him know facebook, twitter you see is handles their reach out to him. and of course, you can always e-mail directly rob at rob black dot com.

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>> it's 9.25. in the east bay. the closure of community foods market in west oakland this year void for residents who want access to healthy, fresh produce. but the community has

rallied to fill the spot in the parking lot. this is an alternative option. the organization community ready corps or crc teamed up with city council member carol fife. and they've turned the old markets parking lot into an outdoor event called mosaic world market. you can get all kinds of stuff. 25 vendors are they're showcasing their products. >> well, as a west oakland, this not a lot of it's a food desert for healthy food. and so we know that in most black and brown communities that we don't have access to get healthy, fresh produce. >> and this will give you that. and they're hoping equal access to nutrition for disenfranchised communities starting this week. crc says the mosaic world market is going to operate every saturday from noon to 5. >> i'm live in the newsroom or we're tracking a story out of pittsburgh. a driver shot multiple times. we've got video from the scene in an update on the victim's condition.

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>> 9.29 right now and it's going to be a sunny day. everybody is coming to san francisco. apparently vinci and ships come in right leg had a couple of cruise ships in san put up a harbor in san francisco bay right now right

up against the terminal building. it's a good day for a when it is. yeah, those cruise ships as to be in san francisco this week and not last week, even though we need the rain. we've got all the sunshine this week for us. >> golden gate bridge looking beautiful. you can see all the sunshine all the way out there towards the coastline and we're going to stay that way today. now tonight, we will see an increase in cloud cover winds picking up a bit as a cold front sweeps across the region. all it's going to do for us is results in a slightly cooler day tomorrow. definitely no chances of rain. as for santa tale, you're back up to 60 degrees. conquered 61 right now in very warmest spot at 65. so we are seeing temperatures climbing already. setting us up for one of the warmest afternoons of the forecast. i'll talk more about it. still to come john, thank you for good news. that hot spot now clear up in the westbound. 37. >> east of wilson avenue. so you are seeing residual delays from that accident. let's check on the bay bridge a little under 17 minutes making your way from the maze. 2 that

fremont street exit san mateo bridge. let's check on conditions. there will first stop of the richmond. sandra fell bridge but a 15 minute drive tolls to one o one. we started off the morning with a hot spot there. thankfully, conditions are clear traffic moving along nicely while 1, one, 85 into the low park around. 34 minutes for you and crockett down towards the maze. about 20 minutes. tara, james, back to you. thanks lot. rana. >> so to the breaking news this morning, police in the east bay in pittsburgh are looking right now for a shooter who opened fire on a man inside of a truck. see the bullet holes on the side of his truck. and kron 4 has been following this all morning long. sarah stinson has the latest. sara. >> that's right. talking with police. they say a man was shot multiple times while he was sitting in a truck and he said in the hospital recovering. but police are still looking for the shooter right now. take a look at the map on your screen. you can see where the shooting happened on kirker pass road in pittsburgh at castle would drive that's across from the castle kids center and woodland hills apartments.

video shows 2 bullet holes in the driver's side door of the truck with the window shattered. this happened around 11, 30 last night. it appeared to be a road rage incident at the scene. but police said they're still investigating. they don't know exactly what unfolded. a sergeant told me that they do know is a man was sitting in his truck when the shooter. arrived and shot at him. multiple times. no one is in custody right now and that at least at last check what they told us. but they're going to be talking to the victim in the hospital to try and figure out what happened. did the 2 know each other was his random was there in fact, a road rage incident before the shooting. a lot of questions remain. i did leave a voicemail with the investigations department hoping to hear back soon. hopefully they have some kind of idea of who the shooter is because at last check, they're still trying to identify that person for now. i'm sarah stinson reporting live in the newsroom. back to you. >> thank you very much, sara.

time now is 9.32. and san francisco supervisor matt haney is headed to sacramento as the assembly member elect for district 17 after the special election last week, the state assembly seat was held before by david chiu. he is now city attorney as a district. 6 supervisor haney represented the tenderloin and he's going to continue. he says, to serve that area because he says that they're struggling with homelessness. an illegal drug use. in fact, he says it goes beyond that neighborhood. he says that's why he ran for the state assembly. we need state leadership, state resources, every city and county doing their part on this. you can't expect to solve homelessness or fentanyl epidemic in one neighborhood as hard as we're trying. >> so we need to have consequences for affective consequences for people were selling fentanyl. we need to stop the flow of these drugs into our state and into our communities. and he says the state has the money, a sizable budget surplus next year. but 23 billion dollars more than previously expected. haney thanks. the money should be put towards homelessness and mental health services. make

sure the systems work better. we can't have people who are just abandoned on our streets. we have to get them inside. but also people generally and in san francisco around the state, even though the state is doing well with our surpassed a lot of people still are not doing well themselves. they have debt. they're struggling. they lost a small businesses. so i'm also going to be looking at economic opportunity to lift everyone up. workers put money back in people's pockets and you can watch the full interview with supervisor haney on our website. just go to kron 4 dot com and click on inside california. politics. 9.34 is the time and this year voters in allegheny county will also have a chance to decide who their next sheriff will be. >> one of the candidates held a meet and greet in hayward over the weekend. yeah, it's and yet sanchez has a long career in law enforcement and they're helping to unseat incumbent sheriff greg ahern the summer. she joined the alameda county sheriff's office as a technician back in 1997. and has steadily moved up the ranks since infection

currently is the division commander overseeing the santa rita jail in dublin. sanchez says her candidacy will focus on rehabilitation and jobs training for incarcerated people, racial justice in law enforcement holding the sheriff's office accountable and connecting with people. >> number one priority is to be president and accessible to our community members. that's what's needed to build trust and for them to be able to give me some critiques on how the sheriff's office is providing service. >> the primary election is on june 7th and we'll see where the candidates he goes. well, there is some relief available now for restaurants that have been hard-hit by the pandemic restaurant owners across the state can now apply for money from the california restaurant foundation. the foundation says it will be offering $3,000 grants to small restaurants to help them get by. they can use that money for everything from equipment upgrades to employee bonuses. applications are being accepted until april 30th. but you have to submit one online. so to find the link, just head

to website at kron 4 dot com. >> it's 9.35. and airline officials say they're trying to work with passengers who are afraid to fly. now that face masks are not required. remember, a federal judge in florida struck down the nationwide mandate for airports and airplanes and some airlines like united americans say they will offer options, including refunds in some cases for passengers who are worried about flying. doctor john swartzberg, professor of infectious disease at uc berkeley. he thinks that getting rid of them and it was the wrong call. he says it's now going to be up to each person to weigh the risk of going maskless. >> if you're elderly, if you've got. conditions that would really predispose you to have outcome like being immunocompromised or even things like diabetes or obesity or chronic lung or heart disease. those are some examples of people who, you know, need to really weigh the pros and cons more.

>> doctor swartzberg still recommends that you wear a well fitting mask. if you're worried about catching covid while you travel and he says you should definitely be vaccinated and boosted it's 9.36. >> still ahead on the kron morning news, the worriers tried to put the nuggets to bed but they came up short in game 4 will take a peek at it and tell you what's next. >> and today about to be one of the warmer ones of the week. temperatures climbing up into the low 80's for a few of us upper 70's for a lot of our inland areas. we'll be talking about a slight cool down tomorrow. if we do have any rain in sight, all still to come. >> and we've been actively following your monday morning commute before you hit the road. just give you an update on your drive times. we'll be on your drive times. we'll be right back. ♪ one-two-three uh, alright, uh!♪ ♪got to know how to pony♪ ♪like bony maronie♪

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>> well, now lhen you fill er up, you'll notice you have a little leftover little change in the you can get a latte or maybe a lollipop. let's see how much for saving a gas prices have actually gone down in the last month. and we've got a chart here to show you in san francisco today. the average is 5.79. a month ago. we were paying 5.93. so better. oakland, 5.71. and it was 5.85. you can see we're all, what, 10, $0.15 or a cheaper than we were a month ago. so that's good news. yeah. all the way down. the bottom listing fairfield vive 60 today it was 5.78.

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school and know got away. really if the coyote can get the school, my dogs never going to catch one. is that a south? san obviously a coyote looking for. >> something to snack on during the day. this video sent to us by one of our producers, family members out near valley view way. and here you'll see it again. the he spots the but on the side of the car. and then all of a sudden the chase begins and there goes the school. but as you saw earlier, it got away. thankfully. so all's well that ends well. now it's up to the coyote finds nice still hungry dawn on so i'm just looking at my tree. the lemon tree. >> apparently on the whole my. it could take like years for this thing to but you just got it. 2 years or something. i always a meantime, i'm going to safeway. got to be patient. that's yeah. that that you're near solution right now. just get to up center. >> it won't be for lack of sunshine because one tree is going to plenty of that today. i know. but 2 years from now, those levels could be so

sweet. so, you know what? if you've been waiting 2 years, today's a good day to get out there and pick those lemons. it is definitely nice. and sunny above the east bay hills right now getting those blue skies, something we didn't see as much of last week. we're going to see some cloud cover due to this cold front that's sitting to our north and west dropping into the bay. tonight's now, what is going to do for us? it's not going result in any chance of rainfall. so we can just get that out of the way right now. no chances of rain for your work week. we are going to see, though, an increasing cloud cover towards the finish of the day. an uptick in wind speeds later on today and then a cool down coming tomorrow. but only about 5 to 10 degrees. not a big one, but it will be noticeably not as hot tomorrow. you can see cloud cover draping the bay area during early morning hours tomorrow as that cold front pushes through daytime highs tomorrow, mostly back down into the upper 60's to low 70's compared to today's warmest temperatures of upper 70's to low 80's. that will stay that way into wednesday and thursday to comfortably cool middle of the week before we warm things back up into

the weekend. temperatures today 60's and san francisco. some 50's right along the coastline and then elsewhere in the bay area. it's either the 60's 70's or even a couple of low 80's redwood city. a nice 73 today, san jose getting close to the 80's at 77. livermore at 76 degrees. union city, castro valley, oakland among spots at 71 while conquered pittsburgh and fairfield close to the 80's antioch in vacaville, you'll actually get there. santa rosa at 76. tomorrow's temperatures a little cooler. but as you can see, pretty comparable. honestly, it's not a big drop in temperatures wednesday and thursday. staying on that cooler note before we climb again into the weekend. low 80's by next saturday and sunday bringing the only chance of rain in this forecast, john, thank you for that. all right. let's get a look at your monday morning if you're traveling into the city right now. >> a little bit around 13, 14 minutes. so traffic's moving along nicely and the metering lights are off san mateo

bridge about a 12 minute commute for you making your way across towards the peninsula. so not seeing any major delays along one. 0, one. 85 to menlo park as you're traveling along 1 one there down to 32 minutes. we're up to about 50 2 hours ago, doubling down to fremont. 17 minutes for you there. you can see they're traveling along 80. you're seeing the slowest pocket right tuere through. hey, we're soon as you pass that smooth sailing into you. get to fremont another little slowdown clogged out towards the maze. we're at about 16 minutes for you as you're traveling highway 4, no issues. look at that under 15 minutes as you're heading from any act into congress to 42. and the richmond center fell bridge tolls to 1 one about 13 minutes for your drive. darya. james, back to you. thanks. the law is 9.40, a and the words are going to try again to put the nuggets to bed this time at home. yeah. couldn't do it in denver, unfortunately yesterday with sports director jason dumas shows us what happened there. plus talks about the 2. >> bay area, baseball wins. >> the warriors really wanted

to take care of play with your food. just send the series trim the fat. get ready for the second round. but those guys in denver, we have a lot of pride and they showed it. check out. new broncos quarterback russell wilson, courtside with his wife, sierra. 1st quarter. klay thompson is in his second of back-to-back threes play at 32 his first 30 point playoff game since he tore his acl in game 6 of the 2019 finals. 2nd quarter bones. hyland. getting really, really good. that was one of 3 straight treys. that one made it 40 to 23 nuggets. 3rd quarter, monte morris. he went off right guy. hit 5 threes in the quarter alone. the final one made it 87 to 76 nuggets 4th quarter. the dubs storm back. steph current. the scoop and the foul. feeling himself right there. that one tied at one 19. under a minute to go warriors back down to. off the inbounds pass. not a

great play drawn up by steve kerr austin rivers gets the tip. denver gets the ball back. then joker fines will bar and deep corner. that deep corner has killed the warriors all year long. he knocks down the 3 that put this one on ice warriors lose one. 26 1.21. staff at 33. but he missed 4th foul shots in this one. jokic 37. he's been phenomenal. the dup still lead the series 3 to one. they will try to close it out at chase center on wednesday. >> we'll see how we respond. you know, at home taking care of those those mistakes that we made tonight. you know, road. you've got to assume as you go through the playoffs. it's not just going to be a i we just got to play >> no, isn't the worst thing for us. you know, we get more rest together. more playoff light rest together. so. this isn't all bad. but, you know, like i said, we've got to go home. take care of our business and close out the

game and not come back to denver. definitely don't want to go back to denver. >> giants in our nation's capital looking to sweep the net top of the 7th 2 up by 2 out 2 on jack peterson. that's a second home run of the game and 5th of the season. he's having a great year giant ball out the net 12 to 3. they complete the sweep. they'll play one game in milwaukee. then come back for the bay bridge series on tuesday. and how about your oakland a's hosting the rangers looking to avoid the sweep and they did just that. top of the 4 no score. cole irvin strikes out a goalless garcia. nice change up their urban 5 shutout innings struck out 4 bottom of the frame. one officer stephen piscotty. got all of that one. that's his first home run of the season. look, i'm sharon loud at the coliseum is blanked. the rangers to to zip. they will play giants this week over at oracle.

>> so after the game, you know, in steph missed the 4 right resources like this is the worst things ever happens on count. >> can you imagine like, you know, you can hit from the moon that right? and you miss we'll see what wednesday night is a game. yeah. >> 5 writing for. we'll see what so we know what you'll be wearing. your don't okay? right. so we'll do that. we'll be right back.

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monday morning. but we've got you covered on kron on. let's go to the newsroom and see what's up with noel. good morning. >> good morning, daria. we're going to continue following up on the a stanford nurses strike that's going we've got charles clifford out there for later today. we'll have a live report coming up at noon. plus, several of our bay area mayors are up in sacramento today talking about money to help fix the homelessness problem in the bay area. we're going to have their remarks for you as well to catch that and get real-time updates on local and national headlines. all you got to do is grab your phone scan, the qr code that you see on your screen. it will take straight. europe starts. you can download kron on for free. back to you. thank you, noelle. >> all right. we're going to end the show with another cool. a reminder, the science festival that happened yesterday. it kicked off discovery day out at oracle park and you go this saturday,

not at oracle is actually a week a week long event, right? a lot of hands-on experiments. if you want to touch a human brain, you can. that's yeah. and you support that. >> little squeamish what the role do you think? he's like chicken. probably think about what we want to say that this exhibit again will be saturday at cal is that he's sure. yeah, in case you want to go because it looks pretty cool. it does. yeah. if you're going to be heading out there, nice to see that. it's outside on a week where we've got fantastic weather. >> to enjoy. and that's been the really good news for that. in saturday looks great and say what he said. yeah, no, yeah. it's going to be like maybe even getting close to 80's out bring the sunscreen and definitely put the hat on your head. don't want that brain getting sunburned. haha, all the things that the kids are supposed to or they won't wear like hold the sweater, not as hot sun screen at mill. i know. i know the sunscreen. it's needed. yeah. it's going

to be sees you when you're flees today's the hottest day. and then we kind of slide down just a little bit. yeah. so tomorrow, wednesday, thursday, little bit cooler. still sunny, though. so all in all, it all looks really good this week. an excellent. alright in outside tomorrow. do it for us by bi. at adp, we use data-driven insights to design hr solutions to provide flexible pay options and greater workforce visibility today, so you can have more success tomorrow. ♪ one thing leads to another, yeah, yeah ♪

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