>> right now on the kron, 4 morning news for the first time ever in and out. he is out of oakland. they say crime is a reason why. workers at seton medical center in daly city now on strike. we're going to take you to the picket lines lie and the city of san jose has a new interim police chief as they begin a search for a new top cop. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. good morning and thanks for starting off your work week with us. i'm darya and i'm james. we're waking up to a nice start to the week. actually. nice dry, calm

forecast for today, but we've got some variety on the way like saying it like that. it makes it sound fun and high. is going to be excited. yeah. over ending march. kind of like we started it. >> with some active weather on the way towards wednesday afternoon and evening thursday. >> and then again, friday into early saturday, too. but for now today and tomorrow are bringing that variety in the way that we're going to be on the drier side of things looking outside of san jose. a little bit of cloud cover up above. but skies will clear out more and more into the afternoon. setting us up for a really comfortable 2nd half of the day today. winds a little bit calmer than they were yesterday, which is also a plus to what will be an enjoyable start to the week. current temperatures, oakland and alameda. you're at 54 hayward at 56 degrees. are warm spot on the map. currently a few 40's and spots like timber on and further north in the bay later today, it will be low 60's for most of us, a few mid 60's and there i'll be talking the return of showers later on this week. still to come. all right, john, thank you for

that. to make really great time on a monday morning. >> maybe you're traveling into the city right now. drive times finally under 12 minutes, we started off this line. we started to gradually build as the morning went on 40 minutes, a 80 to 1, 1, on your san mateo bridge. richmond center fell bridge somewhere around 8 minutes that we've got 14, the peak of the morning and the golden gate bridge. 37 of the tolls just short of 25 reaches back to you. thanks. a lot rain, a 901. in the big story is the big exit in and out leaving oakland for the first time in the company's history. they're shutting down one of their locations. not because it wasn't turning a profit was making decent money. >> the crime and had which had to be extreme for this decision to be made crawford's. michael thomas is in the newsroom with more on the rationale about this big move. michael? yeah, good morning, everyone. that's right. the smell of grilled onions no longer there. and corporate officials say it actually brought in tons of business. it was right next. oakland airport, as we know many times. >> people want that california-based burger as soon as they touch down. but becauseoof oakland's crime, that's no longer an option.

and the city of oakland now the chain's corporate office says this tough decision came as it continue to deal with constant car break-ins, property damage in armed robberies along oakland's hegenberger corridor, adding that the issues created an unsafe environment for both customers and employees. yesterday was the last day than in now burger was made in the city of oakland and we heard from one of its former employees who says they feel like it's just another loss for the town. >> is a great play here. i mean, especially when i was here, the warriors was still hear. the latest was still here. everybody would come here after those just said it's closing down got to move on. you know, that's what we can do. >> in a statement in and out, coo says, quote, we're grateful for the local community which has supported us for over 18 years. and we recognize that this closure negatively impacts our associates and their families. this location remains a busy and profitable one for the company. but our top priority

must be the safety. and this may be in announce first closure leaving the area, but it's not the first for other businesses to abandon oakland's hegenberger corridor. dennis closed its doors last month. there. and just this month recently taco bell announced it would no longer be opening up its dining room to customers. last week city leaders did announce that they have a new plan to confront the crime there in the corridor which stretches from oakland airport, 2 international boulevard. they're set to be increased patrols by both oakland police and california highway patrol. and that's said to be done 7 days a week. the city is also in vet investing. excuse me, 2 million dollars to help businesses hire private security guards and install security cameras. so those looking to get that and now burger, if you are in the oakland area, you will now need to head over to alameda or san leandro to get the closest to that's a very latest here in the newsroom. i'm michael thomas started. james, we'll send it back to thank you, michael. its and happening now, health care workers at seton medical

center in daly city are on a two-day strike. union leaders there are demanding more pay. they also want better. >> care for patients crawford's will trend live there at the picket line with more on what they're saying. well. >> here's what you need to know. these nurses are not inside, but they're outside and they will be here for 2 days. if you are a patient, here's what you need to know. they are only handily emergency services. it is very hard for them to find 460 workers. so only emergency services. if you have elective services, for example, if you needed a mole removed say on wednesday, that is not an emergency and then they will reach out to you to reschedule your appointment. in the meantime, you can see the workers right here. this is not an indefinite strike. they don't want to go back in unless they get what they're looking for, a pay raise and better health care. that's the irony. they work in health care, but they say they don't

receive the health care that they're looking for that oftentimes they have to go out of network and that cost them a lot of money. now we've got a chance talk to both sides of this argument. you can see and hear how loud it is right now. here are both sides of the argument on why they should be working. offered a 16% salary increase to the members under and uh, w. >> we have a free health plan that we provide to their employees. it's a anywhere anytime coverage. the 16% would bring us up to county san msteo county hospital. we have done. >> multiple wage freezes it within the years with all of seton struggles. and so we're well behind what having a hard time with attrition and keeping people retain. >> so the employees are saying oftentimes, if they have imaging that they need to go to a specialist that costs them out of pocket so that

health care is not as good as advertised by seton medical center, seton medical center would like to both sides to get back to the bargaining table. but right now nothing is planned. and i mentioned these workers. they would like to be on an indefinite strike because they are looking for a new deal. but they did tell their bosses this will only last for 2 days and they will be back at work come wednesday. >> all right. we'll thank you very much. it's 906. and in san francisco, another car has slammed into a bus stop. it was near golden gate park and one person who was standing there was injured. and this comes a week after a whole family of 4 was killed when a car hit them. they were waiting at a bus stop to go to the zoo and now people who live in san francisco's in richmond district are worried about safety. and there you see the car. now, this crash happened saturday afternoon about 5 o'clock at fulton street per per city. a look see that sign. luckily it hit that pole. first because of a

person was standing behind the poll. they were taken to hospital. he has head injuries and a witness says if it had hit the pole, that car could have injured or or worse, many people that were at that bus stop. the driver was cited at the scene for multiple violations and now the community is demanding the city do more to protect pedestrians. connie chan is the supervisor for the district where this latest crash happened. and she says she's urging the mayor in the u.s. mta to speed up a safety improvement plan. and that includes to speed cameras along fulton street. but a woman who is challenging her for that supervisor seat says that really physical barriers would do more to protect people. absolutely unacceptable. >> there's not enough that we can be doing in terms of policy in design change i were in charge would be putting in bollards tonight. unfortunately, that's not happening. we need better. traffic enforcement in our streets need to be designed to keep kids to keep people safe.

otherwise this is just going to keep happening. >> the sfmta is doing a speed study right now along the fulton corridor. they say that will be done by june. the organization, richmond seth, is advocating for the city to lower the speed limit on fold street. right now is 30 miles an hour. they wanted down. 25. >> 2 people are shot and killed over the weekend inside a house in san francisco's portola neighborhood. a 9-1-1 call sent police to the area of dwight street and san bruno avenue at about 8.45 sunday night. that's where officers found 2 adults dead at the scene. homicide detectives have now taken over the case. no arrests have been made, but we'll keep you updated. meanwhile, new this morning, the california highway patrol has issued an ebony alert for a missing east palo alto teenager. you can see her photo there on the screen. it's 16 nia maxey. she was last seen february 24th at about 10:00pm along for ben a drive and guard dennis way that's in east palo alto. she

stands 5 feet. one inches tall. about 110 pounds. you see she has black hair, brown eyes. she was last seen wearing a black top and black pants. authorities looking for her. listen to this. in alameda, santa clara, sacramento, los angeles and orange counties. so they've got a wide net. anybody who knows where maxey is, please call 9-1-1 immediately. they're searching for her. >> time now is 909 and we have new details about a united flight that was more than 17 hours delayed on friday, leaving sfo. so what happened? well, was supposed to go from sfo to aspen, but skywest airlines, which was operating the united flight, says that this delay was caused because of potential issue with the plane's brakes. and once they were sure that the brakes were working, then the flight was able to take off and head from sfo to aspen. but listen to this. these poor people when they landed aspen, there's overcrowding on the runway and they had to delay getting off

the plane, which they got to ask than that. that was the longest flight on record probably desk, but for as a photo has consulted home a national canine 10 is the time. another aviation news. we have boeing ceo dave calhoun. >> stepping down at the end of the year. the commercial plane maker is under pressure right now. the major airlines that want to know how the company plans to fix problems with its manufacturing process. the company builds planes like the 7.37. max for alaska airlines that have that door plug fly off mid-flight earlier this year. faa investigators say the bolts that keep those door plugs in place. >> happening tonight, part of the richmond sandra fell bridge is going to be closed because they are doing repairs. caltrans is going to be starting 7 o'clock tonight. they're going to close the 2 far left lanes westbound on 5.80, over the richmond, sandra fell bridge overnight because they're going to be doing some repairs on the upper deck. traffic is going to move over to the shoulder.

the very right hand side, which means the bike path will close. pedestrians and bikes will be able to use that overnight. and then those lanes will reopen tomorrow morning at 05:00am also even if you're going on the lower deck of the russians brush, they say you can expect some delays because they've got an ongoing paint project happening. its 9.11. and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, we're going to tell you a little bit what we know about oakland's new police chief. >> we've got the inside scoop on his track record. plus, an east bay substitute teacher is caught by an undercover cop accused of trying to meet with a minor for.

>> 9.14, right now and we're checking out the weather. we've got a couple of different forecast is keeping john on his toes start keeping exciting. john, good morning. yet this spring is not settling down just yet. we're still looking at a very active forecast ahead of us active into march. an active start to april ahead, we're sitting across the bay right now. you do have a little bit of cloud cover out there. but today is actually going to be one of our dry ones of the forecast looking outside. we do see that weekend system moving out resulting in some pretty big impacts across the rest of the country. but leaving us behind with a little breather between our next round of rainfall. and obviously what we have this weekend, which was some pretty decent shower activity today will be a little bit calmer than yesterday. a few passing clouds, but mostly sunny this afternoon, tomorrow's actually going to be one of the warmest and driest days your forecast. so tuesday, in particular, a good day to be getting out there come wednesday. we may be

starting the day dry, but showers arrive during wednesday afternoon into thursday morning. rainfall throughout the course of the day on friday, likely to be the rainiest day of the forecast followed by a few more showers into early saturday and for the sierra some snowfall, the kick off the weekend. so if you can get to the road early on thursday, probably a better chance for you to actually enjoy that snow come friday up there already now for the bay area will see around an inch of rainfall likely for the remainder of this week. again, that kicks off wednesday afternoon. the start of the week in the meantime is nice and dry and pretty comfortable today. those calmer winds will definitely make the coast feel a little bit less chilly while temperatures in the low 60's across the bay shore paired with mostly sunny skies will be feeling really nice later today. san jose at 63 for your high low 60's right across the east bay with dublin right at 60 degrees. oakland at 61, antioch, a nice mild. 64 degrees for your high santa rosa at 65. a look ahead. shows tomorrow. a little bit warmer in just a sunny and dry

wednesday afternoon. showers begin again and stay with us into early thursday. friday, likely to be the rainiest day lingering into saturday, too. all right, john, thank you for this snapshot of your bay area, highways and bridges. >> megan, really good time out there right now. lot of green along 2.81 to one of the peninsula, the south bay over in the east bay, 80 traveling to berkeley, every villain, 8.80, fremont. what i'm seeing, the slowest pockets for the most part, bridges all look good highway 4.24. making good time. they right now about 15 minutes maze that fremont street exit no longer building at the toll plaza 7 to reach somewhere around 13 minutes, a 80 to 1, so easy getting on and off that bridge. checking on 80, like i mentioned, things start to build just as you're hitting berkeley all the way into oakland, 20 minute ride. kellyanne jumped to 37 just short. 35 reasons. back to you. >> time to talk winners and losers with our financial expert rob black eye. rob.

dari, how are you? good. how are the markets going? it's a short week, right? because of easter. >> yes, good on friday. so the banks aren't open. banks open stocks typically don't open wall street taking a bit of a breather today, but it's just u.s.. coach for the year were up 9.7% of the s and p 500, 5 straight months of gains. we close out march, even though i think we have an eclipse coming that typically means doman literature, probably not doom on wall street, boeing ceo stepping down after they've had a lot of safety issues of the 7.37. max and u.s. open investigation into apple alphabet and meta based on new last tied into the european union. >> weigh-in, you measure boeing. i was also thinking when it comes to airlines united is looking at maybe it's some investigations that might affected is that with the stocks going down? >> yes, knocked down 4% on that news today. i'm just kind of a rash of safety issues with wheels falling off and

not being on the plane like they were when they took a when they land. so he probably not going to add up to a lot. they're probably just a little bit more regulation, especially in the main hub, san francisco publish make mean you breathe a little easier. >> okay. and they're couple entertainment. things that i think are interesting. one is a theme park, which i i don't know if i get the vision of that. one of the other one is this star wars extravaganza. new year in a 5th star wars. teams that the next already checking the times. yeah. may the 3rd in the 4th, which is a play on may the 4th be with amc and i'm actually going to show all 9 movies in a row. >> that's 20 hours of movies for $84. i'm sure there will be a james dressed up as hans solo and maybe u.s. princess leia. i know you're both going to go >> remember the little onion rings we call them, you know, with the braves and i did. yeah. back in the day. that was. >> i call them do not and then

the saudi arabia stories pretty cool. dragon ball z. there's a theme park. it's going to be 30 locations. it's multiple locations from tv show. it's animation span and it's over 30 right? built in a desert right now. that's not populated. but up tourism on the rise in saudi arabia up 106% since 2019. i've never thought about touring there as a tourist. business i get never seen that hurts. but they're building theme parks in and fundings wow. all right. well, you know, if you're tired of disney, was that. >> since you mentioned tourism, i don't know if we can flip over to your other tourism, you know, and travel story, which is this cruise ship deal because i didn't realize that they had a season as the end of this month. and that's when people start getting what's big in the cruise industry right now. >> and you'll start seeing cruise boats. i'm outside the market arrow here. crew season starts on march. 29th strong post covid 13.6 billion in revenue last year. what we

need to know about 43% of americans are going to be on cruises. 43% of crews, people, people on cruises are american. 32% are family. 45% are first timers. i grew up and i love the boat. in late 1980's because unlike 10th graders pretty girls on the show, revenge travels. kind of pushing will have 36 million passengers this year. so new locations. this sounds fun to south africa. there's a crews there where there's volcanoes and rainforest. i know there's will cain as you can go on a cruise through. sounds pretty cool. yeah, i'm. >> i'm not a huge cruiser, but i did want to alaska because again, i think if you look at areas that are a little more difficult to get to >> by flying and, you know, traveling cruises are easier. so alaska was that for me. i might try that south africa >> last is going actually they've got 30,000 grizzly will probably be more cruises. cruise. what we call people

up. passengers, cruise line passengers, alaska cruise or snow sent out. now crews taking passengers the best way to go with. but i like the alternative to the caribbean and the bahamas bermuda. so i'm actually interested and i've always said crews are for me either. right, right? just make sure wash your hands a lot. you want to get sick. >> what's going on? home prices? just before we go post covid. >> not that ss a post covid cause. everyone has covid right now. by the way, but what's going on with housing market? >> prices are increasing at pre-covid levels. so 0.6 tenths of a percent month to month that equals about 5 to 6% annually. so we finally slow down in price appreciation course. buyers are disappointed with high mortgage rates sellers are disappointed with fewer buyers and fewer transactions. so the market's kind of back to where it was. is it attractive? is it easy to get into? it's right. appreciation back to being more normalized. 5 to 6% annually. ok? thank you, rob. thanks the advice shortened week, but we'll see tomorrow.

and if you have a question for rob, you can reach him on facebook, x or e-mail him directly. we're right back.

its 9.24, and santa rosa. fire crews put out a big fire that happened last night. a garage in the vista del lago neighborhood. >> it was at a garage of a home on intel was avenue around 10:00pm. and there were some flames. and coming from the garage when the crews luckily they were able to put out the flames before it got the rest of the house. the 2 people in the home at the time. but they were able to get out. okay. time now is

9.25. crop or your local election headquarters and independent presidential candidate robert f kennedy junior is set to come to the bay area tomorrow to announce his choice for vice president. >> that's expected to happen in oakland. rfk is reportedly planning to name a bay area native nicole shanahan as his running mate. she is a california attorney and entrepreneur or previously married to a google co-founder, sergey brin. will she grew up in oakland and graduated from santa clara university school of law. rfk junior was reportedly also considering former minnesota governor jesse ventura and new york jets quarterback aaron rodgers has potential running mates. but again, look for that formal announcement tomorrow. final numbers show that just about 47% of san franciscans cast ballots in the march 5th primary election, which was the lowest level for a primary since 2012. little more than 2233,000 ballots were cast,

though the city has more than 500,000 registered voters. almost 90% of the ballots this year where vote by mail back in 2012, the presidential primary, then voter turnout was a little more than 30%. >> its 9.26. and coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news, san jose has named a new interim police chief and we know kind of a lot about of actually. tell you more about actually. tell you more about that when we come back.

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ratings are not gorgeous, not they're just different. you just got to harry a little something extra like an umbrella. good morning, jon. yet little something for everyone this week because yeah, we've got some gorgeous, rainy days later this week. but today is going to be one of those dry days, both today and tomorrow. actually, we started off with a little bit of cloud cover, but skies are growing clear. this is your view outside at half moon or other walnut creek. 24 winding its way to the east bay hills and things moving along. just fine there right now. now, skies today are going to be mostly sunny and winds a little calmer than yesterday. all that does add up to a pretty comfortable day ahead of us right now. we're already in the mid 50's for spots like oakland, hayward and san jose, san francisco at 53 and low 50's across most of the north bay. later today it will be low to mid 60's that are very warm us a mostly sunny skies and overall a good day to step back outside. let you know the timing of our next system in your full forecast rain. all right, john, thank you for that. now sits on throne. get some things out. the linden as the drive times going back down and no more huge

blockages. >> on our bridges, 15 minutes traveling into the city on the bay bridge right now said that it just short of 14 minutes. maybe you're taking the richmond. sandra fell bridge or back down under 8 golden gate bridge around 20 check on those other highways out there. a lot more green than red things are looking much better are back to you. thanks. a lot rain. it's 9.30, in san jose. mayor matt mahan has made his decision appointed a new police chief. but just interim interim. yeah. kron four's michael thomas in the newsroom with more on that. good morning, michael. >> hey, good morning, everyone. paul joseph will serve as a new san jose interim police chief. he's currently second in command at the serving as interim. this out of the ordinary and he set to take over starting next week. now, assistant police chief karl joseph has spent the last 30 years with the san jose police chief. he joined back in 1994 after serving 2 and a half years over in san mateo now 2021. he was appointed assistant police chief and he has supported current police chief anthony

mata for a few years now. both men have pushed for more transparency and community engagement in the department in san jose. mayor matt mahan says joseph is very capable of this position. take a listen to what he had to say when we spoke with him. >> someone with interim chief shows u.s. history and experience and help provide stability and continuity being chief mata as assistant chief for the last 3 years has. so we put him in the position to build off of that consistency. then the search just it takes time. you want community input. we have an outside search firm helping us to source candidates. we're doing a lot of community engagement. it's a minimum six-month process. >> current police chief ahmad announced that he was leaving the department back in january saying he was embarking on a new role with santa clara county district attorney's office. mayor matt mahan says he leaves behind a solid foundation for both interim chief joseph and the eventual

permanent police chief. so as we get more word on who those a list of candidates might be or when one is officially picked, we'll keep you updated. but like you heard, it could take up to 6 months starting in. james, let's send it back to you can thank you, michael. >> time now is 9.32. and another big story we're following out of the east bay. the fact that oakland finally has a new police chief. now after that position has been vacant for more than a year mayor sheng thao fire. the old she fund has just appointed the new top cop. we get to know a little bit now this morning with the kron four's dan kerman. introducing us to floyd mitchell. for some oaklanders. it was last month's police commission candidates forum when they first got a look at oaklands new police chief floyd mitchell. i believe it's going to be a very challenging. >> opportunity for a police chief to come in and work with not only the members inside the department. >> community members and multiple governing authorities to work to move the the local police department forward.

>> mitchell began his career with the kansas city, missouri police department after 25 years there, he became police chief in temple, texas population. 82,000 in 2019, he became police chief for the city of lubbock, texas, population 257,001 thing that you consider probably the biggest accomplishment of his time here was the search allies in the police force. >> and that really helped his goal of community policing. >> that still is the evening anchor out our nexstar affiliate, lubbock, texas. he says mitchell was behind creating police substations in 3 different parts of the city. one of the things chief michel focused on was really touting the cart of safety by having the police department. >> closer to your home, this is going to be a safer community for everyone. he had a pretty much open to a policy. >> for folks to come in talk with him about issue that they may and that opens when he when you have open door policy like that, it makes everybody

feel like they are part of the change that happens within the community. reggie dial heads up the organization 100 black men of west texas. >> he says mitchell gained a lot of respect by joining with his organization following the murder of george floyd to lead a solidarity march in the city. we had. >> over got maybe 200 folks. now they're in a solidarity march to make sure that the city of louisville understands that is a partnership between the community in the police department. we have to work together on that he was a big piece of that, a major piece of that. and while those we spoke with said mitchell worked hard to establish relationships with the community. >> the same cannot be said for the news media. we would have, you know, unfortunate shootings and incidents that would happen you would expect tillis hear from the chief on them. he didn't really hear from him at all during the end of his tenure in lubbock, mitchell took a lot of heat for 9-1-1. calls going unanswered. but insiders say mitchell also didn't fare well

when it came to officer morale. there was a internal review, but of the police department that was conducted by chief michel and conducted by the department to see where morale within the department. and so from what i've been told from sources from within department of told that when it came to raul and how officer stopped mitchell was doing, it was pretty. >> fifty-fifty the city of lubbock and chief michel parted ways in september of last year. >> well, that was dan kerman reporting for us this morning. we did reach out to chief michel for a one-on-one interview. we're still waiting to hear back. >> we do know that he is expected to meet with the community and members of the media in oakland sometime this week. so we'll let you know when that happens. in the meantime, we did hear from the oakland chapter of the naacp. they released a statement which reads in part, quote, the long vacancy of this critical position caused a real sense of lawlessness in oakland. and we are glad to see that the city is finally moving forward. it is

imperative that he meet with the naacp and the community as soon as possible. we congratulate chief michel and look forward to meeting at partnering with him. >> time now is 9.36. and authorities in antioch are investigating a body was found in a creek yesterday morning around 11:15am, in the morning. police were called to that 5700 block of slaton ranch road. someone spotted a body in the water and police pulled in its a 38 year-old man. his cause of death is not known at this time. we do know crime scene investigators and the violent crimes unit has have taken over the investigation and the body is with the medical examiner right now. >> i hayward high school substitute teacher is one of 6 man being charged with attempting to meet up with teenagers for police say josef martinez worked at tennyson high school, teaching 10th grade english. he's accused of sending inappropriate messages to to undercover cops who are

posing as a 13 year-old girl. here is in part what the hey we're district had to say. and let me just fill in the blanks as well. they told us that they didn't immediately release this teacher from employment and that they notified the staff and families of tennis in high on monday, march 4th. they also point out that all district employees are subject to a department of justice background check and that mister martinez, his background check, they say, did not return any problematic past behavior. >> in the east bay, a laundromat employee in oakland says they were assaulted by a patron who claims her personal belongings were stolen. oakland police say this happened on march 16 at a laundromat on park boulevard. officers or investigators say the attacker demanded the employee, show them surveillance footage. but the employee says when they refused the customer, push them to the ground. police cited and later released that customer the employee was treated at the scene. in the east bay emeryville. police

have arrested 2 people now after they tried buying alcohol for minors. it was a sting operation thursday night in which police had 2 miners stand outside of a convenience store and ask adults to buy them alcohol. they made it clear to customers that they were under 21 and could not buy it themselves. the 2 people arrested now face a minimum fine of $1000. and 24 hours of community service. >> its 09:30am, last night. north county fire crews responded to a fire was an 11 industrial street in brisbane and they think it was intentionally set. they were able to put out the flames and nobody was hurt. they remained at the scene for a couple hours and they're still investigating. santa clara county's largest - homeless service providers will stop operating a 145 bed shelter in sunnyvale. the nonprofit home first has faced multiple allegations of racism questions from local officials. the nonprofit has been operating the north county shelter since 1990, and recently pulled their renew a

contract. the shelter is not closing, but instead will be managed by another provider this june. fact, the county will hold a hearing in may to discuss the change. the new enters get cash directly. the u.s. department of housing and urban development is encouraging local housing authorities to experiment with to the voucher system currently where federal money goes directly to landlords advocates say if the test works, this could inspire national change and help more people find housing by making landlords less likely to discriminate against renters who receive federal aid. >> its 9.39. and it looks like fewer people are using x. if you believe one study anyway, it seems that they're struggling to keep their active users gators from sensor tower, which is a market intelligence firm. they found the number of american users of x is down or flat every month since elon musk first purchase. the company has twitter in november of 22

last month. ex had 27 million active daily users on the app in the u.s. that's down 18% from the previous year. international users are also on the decline there down 15% from last year. however, elon musk took to axe and he said that the number of users is actually higher. then what sense are tower reports? if you are looking to expand your family, looking for a free senior friend, there are plenty to foster at muttville. we spoke with hanna k about why these pets are terrific to have in your home. >> and one thing that is really amazing about fostering, especially with my is you're getting to experience life with a wide variety of what you do to adopt. really is. i fill out a little questionnaire to tell us a bit about you your home so we can try to you know, with appropriate suitable dog.

>> and if you want a full list of all the cute pictures you can peruse at muttville dot org. >> we're going to take a break here. time now is 9.41. the coming up on the kron. 4 morning news. why a new study says that a four-day workweek could be good for your health. and after the break, the stanford women's basketball team is headed to the sweet 16. we're going to have more on how they snagged overtime win over iowa state. >> and some pretty nice weather to get the week started some upper 50's at the coast and low 60's elsewhere, staying dry today. but not for the whole week. i'm talking the return of rainfall in your forecast before you leave the house on this monday morning, you need to know. hi, good morning commute is fareed working the close eye on your bridges

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>> we are back 9.44. is the time. and don't forget, we've got 2 giant lottery jackpots to award. hopefully this week, the mega millions jackpot is now 1.1 billion dollars which the first time in 7 months it's got never get to say that. some write what dollars. yeah, right. that's a huge amount of money. we've got that drawing tomorrow. that's tuesday night. but tonight we actually have the power ball. and that was also big as well. 800 million dollars that drawing tonight at 8 o'clock. hey. so you win that one is 800 for you to not come in tomorrow. >> we'll talk you be here tomorrow. we'll find out. what's your phone number be the same. we'll find out of this hammers nothing. 45 right now. and let's check out the weather. >> going to be a gorgeous day today, john. gorgeous one today and tomorrow hopefully can get out there. maybe a few in the mega mills can buy your

place right on the coastline at that ocean view. but, hey, we are going to be looking at a day today that if you are at the coastline, still bring the jacket with yet. >> it's going to be a bit cool with some upper 50's out that direction. lot of 60's for the rest of us. you can faintly see some of those low clouds that are still sitting over the bay area. but a lot more of us are tapping into%more and more sunshine on what is about to be a mostly sunny afternoon remnants of the weekend system of well moved out of the region. and we've got a nice break both today and tomorrow ahead of our next weather maker, which arrives mostly later in the day on wednesday. as you can see both today and tomorrow will bring a little bit of clouds here and there. but radar and future cast is showing those dry conditions, at least for now come wednesday. that all starts to change by wednesday afternoon. showers push back into the bay snow in the sierra lingering into thursday morning. friday looks to be our wettest day of the forecast with some of our heaviest of totals and rain spread throughout the day friday into early saturday. could make your sierra travel

a little bit tricky as you get up that direction. rainfall for the rest of the week. amounting to around an inch for a lot of the bay area. so these will be some pretty decent showers much as we saw at the end of last week into this past weekend. as for today, though, it is that continued break from the rain, upper 50's at the coast and low to mid 60's at the very warmest elsewhere. definitely a good day. when you pair those sunny conditions with the 60's and generally calmer wins than yesterday. fremont at 61 for your high dublin at 60 degrees. while spots like conquered in antioch, it 64 napa and santa rosa both at 65 today. tomorrow's temperatures a little warmer than today. staying nice and dry wednesday afternoon into thursday morning. expect some more showers even more yet to come into friday and early saturday. all right, john, thank you for that. go into stalled vehicle on the bay bridge. >> along 80 westbound right near that treasure island exit. so the term the meter lights back on and drive times are going up just by a little

bit. 60 minutes. no accidents, thankfully, to add to that san mateo bridge still under 14 minutes. looks good. getting on and off san mateo bridge 101. now down to 33 minutes. 85 to menlo park 2, 80 85 to 37. they're also making really good time. woman right over the east bay cilantro down to 37 on 88 82 oakland. you can choose either the 2 you still in the green along 80 in the east bay crockett down towards the maze when 35 to 60 minutes stories is back to you. and reyna caltrain. they're going electric. they started to phase out their trains. >> they're replacing them with electric and they invited people say goodbye and ride the original transfer one final time. and they also handed out these posters. the show, the evolution of the service of caltrain over the years. the first train was in service back in 18, 64 looked a lot different and the sketch done it. yeah. and they plan to launch the electric caltrain fleet sometime in the

fall. u.s. senator bernie sanders has introduced a new bill. how do you like a four-day workweek and still make the same money he wants to make this the norm? he says employees would see a cut in hours, but no difference, no cut in pay or benefits. and they did a study in the uk and they found that having a shorter workweek. they found actually helps employees have less stress and more focus. and they found that revenue in the companies that have the four-day workweek remain the same and even increase in some cases. >> will the ceo of busy kids which teaches children how to manage money from an early age says that parents should start saving money for college when the kids are at an early age. kindergarten, specifically greg merson says it's not about how much you set aside its that you're consistent about it. that's the most important thing he has. your goal should also be to expose your children to the reality of just how much school in life costs to help them grow their financial understanding of the world and how it works.

>> it's time. 49. we want to talk college basketball stand for women taking on iowa state. they want to get to the sweet 16 in. >> well, i did it. they did it in dramatic fashion to be sure. sports director jason dumas shows us the highlights. >> the stanford women playing their final game of the season at maples pavilion on saturday, sunday night, a win and they'll move on to portland for the sweet 16 standing in their way. was the iowa state cyclones. tara vanderveer looking to get back to the sweet 16 after losing in the second round last missed. we had big time matchup here already crooks, the freshman's first cam brink. wins the battle there. but a few possessions later cam has to remind the freshman day. a 2 time all american and a national champ. come correct. held on brooks 3 of 21 shooting game after he scored 40. okay, 2nd, half

stanford down to. by what i should say, brooke, dimitria hits the 3 to put them stand for when the chance to win it in regulation. but kiki area off ins bucket rimmed out, but she wouldn't miss this one. kiki, 41 points. 16 rebounds, an all-time performance in the tournament, ok, brooke, the meter again, this was the dagger down one. she knocks down the tray. stanford goes on to win 87 to 81 after the game kron. 4 sports reporter kate rooney caught up with a trio of cardinals. >> i think i just reflecting my past 2 years even last season and i could like 5 minutes in our second round game and then to see my growth this year. it's very surreal to me. some really, you know, grateful for this opportunity. and for me to capitalize on this moment, we really want to do better unless you like i said, we want to get as much as we love maples. we want to get out of naples go to portland in make this run for as long as we can. it's huge. you know, last year we fall

short, we do get to maples our models and get the out people. so we're leaving and i'm happy. >> all righty actually. look at sports with get the out and other sports news this morning, the u.s. men's national soccer team faced off against mexico for the con-ca-caf national league. final and the u.s. won their 3rd straight. as a matter of fact, the beat mexico to nil. they have a couple more games before the paris olympics. so we'll keep hope they keep winning. so there were 2 goals. >> for your help. >> you might want to think twice before you drink straight from the tap. you mean like this? like i'm going to use new cdc report finds 214 disease outbreaks happened between 2015 2020 each associated with tap water. so this means you don't have to like drink straight out. you can put it in the last. oh, yeah, i'm i'm i'm barbaric. the temple ok? well, here's the deal. this was either

intestine related outbreaks happen >> there are over 2000 illnesses related to this 563 house positions and 88 deaths. the report underscores the need for better water, surveillance and outbreak protection to protect against water, loving germs at home. the cdc recommends that you boil water before use out on a practical that is are you get one of these filters that s 53 or a 58 filter. those are against the really powerful ones. they also say that you should regularly clean any appliances that have water going through fridge ice maker that? yeah, the fridge for. >> 9.52. right now. coming up in the next hour, the combo morning news ways. bay city is helping to highlight local businesses in a new way. we'll take a look.

>> 9.55 easter's coming up this weekend. how much you can spend on staff toys. i for wednesday. as for talk andy, ok, so they're expecting almost record level. the national retail federation says consumers are expected to spend about. 22.4 billion dollars for easter. and that's the second highest projected amount. last year. consumers spent a record. 24 billion on easter shopping. it was because of a late calendar for easter. i guess you had more time to spend candy and stuff. but that's a lot of peeps, james. that's all i buy. although they say the average person spends 177 bucks on easter sup i spent i don't know $5 because i like peeps and that's about it. feel like

for the whole month. we just but cadbury eggs yeah. all right. well, 9.56, with easter just around the corner. animal advocates are warning again. >> don't buy a bunny for your family just because you think it's novel. recent rescues say that every year after the holiday they're inundated with people looking to surrender their bodies because they realize just how much work they are and they won out, they say take care. buddy is very complex, require a lot of care. they're extremely sensitive to sound. so they're not always the best pet for children. if you are serious about making a rabbit, a part of your family, experts say you want to look into adopting one from rescue. they've got plenty but really learn about the particular rapids needs and personalities before taking them home. gosh, i didn't even think about this weekend for easter egg hunts will talk a little bit more about the weather as we get closer to that of weather is going to rain on your easter egg hunt. >> and also ahead on the kron, 4 morning news in and out is out of oakland will tell you why. and workers with the sea

medical center are out on a two-day strike. we'll tell you what they like to see different. right now. the

problem morning news for the first time ever in an out is closing one of locations because of crime. >> we'll tell you where plus workers at seton medical center in daly city now on strike for live with the latest on what they're asking for. and the city of san jose has a new interim police chief as it begins searching for a new top cop. >> from the local news station. you're