>> today on kron, 4 news at noon, registered nurses in concord sounding the alarm and what they say are serious concerns over patient safety staff challenges and more.

plus presidential candidate robert kennedy junior in the bay area right now making a huge announcement and from baltimore to the bay area. our coverage on the francis scott key bridge and the collapse there will continue here at noon with the latest on the investigation and how local officials would respond if this were to happen here. >> from the bay station, you're watching kron. and news. >> thanks for joining us here at noon. i'm justine waltman and we're following developing news out of baltimore where a container ship lost power power. and then rammed into a major bridge. and right now, 6 people remain unaccounted for. the crash caused the span of the francis scott key bridge to buckle into the river below. we have a live look to show you this hour. the ship is owned by a company out of singapore was moving about 9 miles per hour when it hit the bridge. all crew members and the 2 pilots on board are counted for. none of them were

hurt. a construction crew and several cars fell into dangerously cold waters. 2 people have now been pulled out. but again, 6 remain missing, all boating traffic into and out of the port. there has been suspended until further notice. the bridge stretches 1.6 mile span. ding a river. there was used by 12 million vehicles last year. and what the bridge did was hit. one of the the ship hit. one of the bridges supports in the middle of the night. long before the busy morning commute. there's video showing us here. the actual collapse, the ship catching on fire with thick black smoke. then starting to billow out the ship's crew did issue a mayday call moments before the crash took down this bridge that may day call allowed authorities to limit traffic on the bridge. >> entire bridge entire key bridge in the harbor. i've i've whole lot traffic from coming through the bridge. again, the entire bridges fall

into the harbor. >> the collapse is almost sure to create a logistical nightmare for months, if not years along the east coast, shutting down ship traffic at the port of baltimore. that's a major shipping hub last year. the port of baltimore handled more than 52 million tons of foreign cargo and more than 444,000 passengers cruised out of that port. this accident last will snarl, cargo and commuter traffic. president joe biden says he plans to travel to baltimore as quickly as he can. it's my intention. >> that federal government will pay for the entire cost of reconstruction. that bridge and i expect or the congress to support my this could take some time. the people of baltimore can count on us. so stick with every step of the way for the poor is reopening. the bridge rebuilt. >> the ship was heading from baltimore to syria. lack of the fbi says there is no credible information to

suggest terrorism. and here in the bay area, bridges are a critical part of our daily life for so many people. but after seeing what happened this morning, baltimore, many might be wondering what protections are in place to prevent an accident like that from happening here. kron 4 charles clifford to us now live from treasure island with details here. charles, understand you spoke with caltrans about this. >> yeah, earlier today i did. and they're keeping a close eye on what's happening in baltimore. certainly they're curious to know exactly what happened there. as you mentioned, bridges are very important part of life in the bay area and accidents in the past have happened here very similar to what happened. but caltrans says our bridges are pretty well protected against the ship strike, although they can't prevent every type of accident. >> there are a large toll bridges in the bay area. container ships don't pass underneath all of them. but every bridge has protections built into their foundations. well, a ship strike is rare. caltrans says that possibility

was taken into consideration when the bridges were built or retrofitted. we have designed the bridge with this, the all of our bridges with this in mind. bart ney is a spokesperson for caltrans. every one of them has a protection device around it. that's a fender system that either is completely different than the braves foundations themselves or it's designed to absorb the energy and accidents do happen on november. 7th, 2007, the costco, goosen container ship struck the delta tower of the western span of the bay bridge. in that case, fenders around the tower foundation absorb the energy from the strike and prevented the bridge from suffering any major damage. here's part in a back in 2007 describing how the fenders worked. well, the fenders actually made up of rosa beams and these beams are. >> 8 by 10 by 14. they're made up of a composite plastic. they're designed to disintegrate and help absorb the impact. but caltrans does admit that they can't plan for every possibility in the event that a large ship struck and badly damaged a bridge. they say they would move quickly to protect the public and

caltrans which shut down the toll plaza at the golden gate division of the chp would go right into operation and closed the freeway. so you would have access to the bridge. all right, back live now 2007 accident with a costco goose on highway was eventually determined that the bar pilot who is in command of that ship was at fault for that crash. >> but for now on treasure island, charles clifford kron, 4 news. thanks, charles. and won the baltimore bridge collapse. crime force sent out a breaking news alert to our viewers. so make sure you download the free kron. 4 mobile app. >> to get push alerts sent straight to your mobile device. 2, 3, 4, 5, new at noon. san francisco's annual for 20 event at hippie hill in golden gate park has been canceled for this year in a post on the event's website, organizers cited a number of factors including citywide budget cutbacks. challenges in the cannabis industry and the economy. organizers say they have been unable to secure the needed financial sponsorship

to mount a safe, clean city and state compliant event. rex and park will instead hold volleyball and kick ball tournaments in nearby robin williams meadow on april. 20th for 20 organizers did promise, quote, we will be back next year. back with us today is meteorologist dave spahr and the sun as well. here's a live look now at san francisco. looks like it's got a little shade on and at the moment, dave's tracking the forecast for us on this tuesday afternoon. well, good day. they're just good day, everybody. and we're also clofds down to san jose state. also behind here, you can see some smoke going on. >> san jose fire department has reported ax that there is a residential fire. a couple of blocks back behind this. no injuries. but that's the latest from them. meanwhile, the cloud cover you can see it shows you down even in the south bay still battling some of that leftover cloud cover. we should be going into somewhat of a mostly clear mode, a little bit better, more sunshine today. then yesterday we're just not position perfectly. we're

still getting some of that dirty in us coming in of the cloud. cover above us. if you get further away from home, this is the system we're going to talk about. that's going to impact us midweek. meanwhile, to the south, of course, all nice and clear. but this is not the same kind of thing we have we had during the winter were actually getting a winter pattern as we just thought walk into april instead of the bubbling up from the south of copious amounts of moisture. this will be cold and providing its own temperatures right now as we speak, a lower 60's off to the east bay, although a chilly 55 off the livermore up to the north bay, the mixture of 50's and 60's. 58. meanwhile for san jose contrast from yesterday, kind of varies. a little cooler, however, and tri valley livermore valley. they're trailing a little bit there and pretty much right on the money. as you see elsewhere. so the breakdown today, again, keeping that mixed bag of some sun and clouds, more sun than clouds moving those temps more through the 60's than yesterday. but things changing tomorrow be talking about them. justine. >> thank you, dave. happening right now, registered nurses john muir health and concord

are picketing for patient safety. the california nurses association says it's highlighting staffing challenges and worth pay workplace violence issues. they say those are all things that can impact a patient's safety kron four's tiffany justice to us now live from outside hospital with what they're demanding. thanks for joining us. >> just seen organizers are calling this an informational picket at this moment. it is wrapping up. but we also do know that they go on to say that they are not afraid to move forward with a strike if negotiations stalled. so here's what we know. nurses here at john, your health are demanding improvements over safe staffing. workplace violence or registered nurses are asking for improve safety measures and to provide adequate really staffing so that nurses can take meals and rest breaks. they're also asking for a direct voice in preventing workplace violence, words, patients and employees. >> the california nurses association says that these improvements are needed to provide the highest level of quality patient care. instead

of moral, the stress and injury, which has led to nurses leaving. >> currently are running into some roadblocks trying to get safety implementations in place for workplace violence. not only for nurses, but for patients. and one of the bigger things that we're really looking for is to build a strong contract, too increase nurses staying here and for safe staffing. >> now we did reach out to john your help to get a response about this picket. they say, quote, like all health system, john muir health has faced af challenges which has or have significantly improved as we continue to hire more nurses specific to the subjects of health and safety, including pandemic readiness and workplace violence. prevention john muir health is proposing to add expansive new language to the contract. we do know the next the next bargaining session is scheduled for tomorrow march. 27 back you.

>> tiffany, thank you. kron 4 is your local election headquarters in right now. robert f kennedy junior is in the bay area of the independent candidate getting ready to speak at an event in oakland. he is expected to announce his running mate for president silicon valley attorney and entrepreneur nicole shanahan who grew up in oakland is expected to be kennedy's picked, will have all those details as soon as they are announced. we'll have updates for you throughout the day right here on kron. 4. happening tomorrow new top cop s flood mitchell's expected to be formally introduced to the community. we spoke with local leaders about the tough job this new chief is stepping into kron four's terisa stasio has the story. unfortunately. >> they would not be any a honeymoon period. carl chan is a longtime oakland chinatown community leader. tell you for the 10 years or so. we have about 10 chief and i was almost every i would say almost every single one of

them and in support of chip and which is very important. >> he says the fact the city has been without a chief for more tha a year. chief floyd mitchell will have to get straight to the business at hand. just this past weekend. 27 year-old courtney merck was killed at a gas station in east oakland. her death marks 18 murders so far. recent oakland crime statistics also show robberies are up. 34% from last year with the majority happening at gunpoint. >> and he has to get the role running and not only that. and now again to crazy politics so much expectation from, you know, that the cda for market can come any precedent that insist and different organizations as well as from the politician honest mean. >> he's a man that will come in lovell. no love in your community a lot like you live there forever. >> reggie dials president of

100 black men of west texas. mitchell served as the chief of police in temple and most recently in lubbock. he says, although the chief will be an outsider coming into the opd, he says his experience will shine through. >> he's a bridge builder. he's going to come in in ask questions, see what the community would like to see what the community don't like, you know, and feel a little the opd is also still under a federal monitor for past wrongdoings. critics year. >> he had that he e. >> yet the conversation with that his self. and i do this job, you know, can't the person for this job in the answer is obviously yes, there is no time said or location for wednesday's meeting with the chief yet. >> he is expected to start on the job late april or early may theresa stasi, new kron, 4 news. >> coming up, your noon, it's a long running debate. should you wear shoes inside the

house? but doctors will weigh house? but doctors will weigh in for our health.

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trafficking. last week president biden signed a bill into law that includes about 10 million dollars in funding for cal guards. counter narcotics operation. and last month, governor newsom visited the california mexico border and met with president biden and senior white house officials discuss key issues impacting the state, including immigration and border policy. a congressman mark to sonia is leading a communitywide effort to protect air quality and the community's health. he hosted a town hall monday night in martinez to hear from residents about recent safety. it's incidents at a local refineries. martinez, refining company. alone was cited for 21 releases or spills of hazardous materials last year. sonia says he wants more federal oversight. >> well, my idea is to try to go back to used to be before the supreme court. still obviously be constitutional as part of the challenge so that

the courts do not undermine but to make sure there's a way that when people create a culture. they they assume >> and there's also a new report explaining what caused the rotten egg smell from the valero refinery in february. the report says the refinery had a technical issue that shut down its equipment. air monitors then detected a buildup of hydrogen sulfide, which caused that order. it was coming from a large tank that was filled with too much product that had started to build up. a live look outside see what's happening at sfo right now. some blue skies from this picture here. we have meteorologist dave spahr with us this afternoon to talk about all the sun we're seeing today. yeah, justine and we're not seeing too much of half moon bay, trying to break out a little bit here, but you can see still some cloud cover hanging around a little bit. >> so here's what happens in the future. we should see some improving sky conditions today. tonight, check the stars out all of that.

>> then it changes through wednesday. it's going to take a while to get its act together. so a good chunk of the day will be may be some light rain showers pick in the morning hours by the afternoon things start happening. here's the coverage you can see going forward, though. the mother lode doesn't really get here till after sunset. oh, nice. juicy line here. and then on the other side clears up very, very quickly with that. so that's going to come with a pop of winds that we've been talking about. unfortunately, looks like on thursday, a little unsettled, too, because friday is the next big day. i-four this all the way to wednesday. this is what it looks like with that bigger line coming through by wednesday afternoon evening. it looks like a ride home. you'll deal with this tomorrow. that's wind and rain and then it moves on through pretty quickly. no wind advisories have been posted, probably too brief to do that. but the winds continue onshore in its wake. a quick check of your 4 zone forecast for this tuesday. 62 around san francisco keeping those 50's hugging the coast. speyside lower 60's at 64 for foster city. 65 palo alto down there in the south bay, upper 60's

east bay shoreline mid-sixties tri valley. also coming into the mid 60's. 67 for walnut creek. 63 for berkeley and lake about 65 with 68 fairfield and 66 for santa rosa. now, this is only the first of actually 2 biggies. we're watching as we head on into the weekend, due out friday is going to be a big day for us as well. that looks to be lingering into saturday. i'm going to talk more about this in a bit. and then we're hoping some clearing trying to develop on sunday. but it does look like early next week, spring us from justine. >> a north bay homeowner shaken up after someone vandalized a ukrainian flag outside of his home was one of 2 flags that were targeted over the weekend. kron 4 sarah stinson tells us mill valley police are investigating this as a hate crime. >> police say someone spray painted swastikas on ukrainian flags at 2 homes in mill valley. the affected neighbors already replaced their flags.

i spoke with the owner of this home. he says he's deeply disturhed, especially as a jewish man. >> but to see it as watch the got your front lawn is just something that is beyond terrible. it's the motion. i'm sorry, it's it's emotional. can walk tell got choked up when talking about the vandalism that happened. >> at his mill valley home on saturday, he was out of town whehe got an e-mail with pictures showing a swastika spray painted on the ukrainian flag on his property. nothing can. take that from my from my mind. wachtell has lived in this home for 40 years. he has previously served on city council and as mayor of mo valley, he says such an act of hate does not represent his city it wrong because this greeting somebody's property. it's wrong because the swastika this not belong in our community. >> and it's wrong because we support ukraine anything like that just wrong and all different live levels.

ukrainian flags were also spray painted. that walk tells neighbor's house down the road on the leno avenue. police are investigating both incidents as a hate crime. >> no valley's police chief put out a statement saying his department stands firm with the city against all hate and discrimination distraught but not discourage. wachtell says he now plans to put up more flags were not only but one flag up, but now put too. >> and we're not going to be cowed by not going affect us is that could affect their legions ukraine. it is something i'll never forget as long as i live. >> wachtell says he plans to speak at a city council soon about this hate crime. police are asking anyone who lives in this mill valley neighborhood to take a look at your surveillance cameras. see if you can help identify the vandals. i'm sara stinson reporting in mill valley. back to you. >> we're following breaking news out of san jose where

firefighters are on the scene right now of a house fire. this is new video now into our newsroom. san jose fire sharing this video on social media. this is near east santa clara street and north 4th street. that's right. near highway 87 people being told to avoid the area. we do understand that no one has been hurt, but we can see all the smoke coming here at the top of the hour. you probably heard dave showing us our camera. that is on top of san jose state and we could see the smoke that was coming up from that building here. so here's a closer look now at the flames. the smoke from house fire right now in san jose will share any new details that come into the newsroom as soon as possible. >> i'm trevor shirley in washington today, the supreme court hears its biggest case on the issue of abortion since roe versus wade was overturned several years ago. i've got the

>> for your health this afternoon, a growing number of women are reporting unexpected pregnancy as well. taking the weight loss medications of some thick. and we got v these include women who are using birth control when they became pregnant. doctors think that the weight loss drugs might be reducing the effectiveness of birth control pills. also, weight-loss corrects hormonal imbalances caused by obesity and metabolic disorders, which also increases fertility so that might explain why some women who have struggled with infertility are also reporting becoming pregnant. but health experts warn that weight loss drug should not be used as a method to boost fertility until more research is done. many bars in california could soon become safer. a new bill

announced yesterday by the california department of alcoholic beverage control requires bars and nightclubs to offer kits capable of testing drinks for date, rape drugs commonly referred to as ru fees. the new bill will go into effect on july. 1st, it's an effort to protect anyone from being drugged while on a night out, the law will impact about 2400 businesses throughout california. the test kits come in the form of test strips stickers, straws and other devices. it's been a long-running debate. whether or not you should wear your shoes inside of the house and now foot doctors are weighing in. they say while it's a good idea to take off your dirty shoes to prevent spreading germs, it does not mean that we should be barefoot. tigers say the foot is the foundation of the body aligns the ankles all the way up to the spot. >> you want to have something that? cradles your foot. that has a nice contour that has an arch support. so you should look for even a slipper that has these types of features.

>> wearing a shoe with proper cushion is essential to maintaining healthy back in joint. so instead, doctors recommend wearing slippers or sandals. while you're indoors. next at noon, students and residents are very excited about this because a new school just opened up on maui. will take you to that ceremony.

>> in the east bay owners of an oakland laundromat speaking out after an employee was violently attacked. owners tell us they're upset over how this incident was handled. kron four's tiffany justice has the details. >> my mind like, all this is

they're going do but i saw video that was. i had no idea. it that by. >> speaking out, the owners of an oakland laundromat talking after an employee was violently assaulted. 65 year-old ruth wild who goes by ruthie says she's now afraid to go back into work after she was punched in the head several times dragged and pushed around by to become ball. >> will become law. >> the assault that was caught on surveillance, 2 women harassing ruthie for about 8 minutes. the incident happened on march 16th at woody's laundromat near lake merritt. one of 2 women came inside the laundromat just past 07:00pm. the business closes at 08:00pm in the last washes at 6.30. so they great. >> a white car. >> and then and >> and so my my clothes. and

know anything about that >> the load. grab me or >> on the road are not the you know, love talk about wind >> rudy says the 2 women dragged her outside and punched or all 3 women went back inside andrew c can again be seen getting attacked. ruthie tells kron 4 she thought that would be her last moments alive. >> so you could do that to a really posting. no one is safe. and the oakland police department says the responsible individual was cited for assault and released through the believes the citation is just a slap on the wrist. >> and the owners were shocked that no arrests were made. >> lasted that long. or around like rag doll. just around base tomorrow, you know, this is it's got to be a officer coleman, which i didn't know. he said you know, so it's a

misdemeanor. when did that happen? >> that was tiffany justice reporting and the owners say business is hurting ever since the pandemic and they're not able to hire a security company. we did reach back out to oakland police to ask why only one individual cited, but they have not yet provided us with an answer. we'll continue not to follow our big story of the day, which is baltimore's francis scott key bridge that collapsed after a container ship lost power and rammed into the bridge earlier this morning has sent vehicles plunging into the water below. 6 people are unaccounted for. we do know that the search is still ongoing. 2 people have been pulled out following that collapse. one of those people is in serious condition. rescuers are searching for 6 construction workers who are working on the bridge at the time of the collapse. the bridge is part of a major interstate that was once a vital artery along with the port of baltimore to big hub for shipping on the east coast. so we're going to continue to get more

information on this breaking news story and update you here on kron 4. you can always get updates on our website. kron 4 dot com. and now to the latest in the case of a 3 year-old girl who died while her family was performing an exorcism on her. prosecutors have called their final witness. this happened yesterday and now a judge will decide if the family will go to trial. the girl's mother, uncle and grandfather are all accused of killing her. and this exorcism in a backyard church in san jose. the coroner says she died of suffocation and smothering. they have all pleaded not guilty to charges of felony assault on a child causing death. the judge is now deciding if the district attorney has enough evidence to put all 3 of them on trial. that decision is expected in april. all 3 defendants are being held in the santa clara county jail without bond. if convicted, they could face. 25 years to life in prison. in the south bay, 2 teachers were arrested in connection to incidents involving female

students at the school where they were tots. police say last december they responded to a call of a man named giovanni light. horry who was annoying or molesting a girl. a tory teaches at ace empower academy. police say he exchanged inappropriate messages with a female student. we did reach out to the school for comment and have not heard back yet. and in a separate incident, a los gatos man was arrested and accused of assaulting a minor. this was in 2002 2003, the man has been identified as sean thomas and police say he was working as a track and field coach at los gatos high school when he was arrested last week. he was also a teacher at lee high school at the time of this alleged assault. the san jose police department now has a message for survivors. we here j p to want to let survivors know that. >> it is okay to come forward to detectives. >> we're here to hear you. we are here too. make sure that the suspect is held accountable and put behind bars so that predators don't

go after children. >> the kron 4, the campbell union high school district says they're cooperating with the investigation. the safety of their students, students is paramount. and in a statement to kron 4 from ace academy, some power academy, they state that the employee was put immediately on administrative leave the same day that they were informed of improper communications and that employee resigned on january 10th. low producing oil wells in california operating near neighborhoods could soon be subject to $10,000 fines per day. if a bill that's proposed by a southern california lawmaker is turned into law. so he says the wells cause harm to surrounding communities. >> live around they have lower life expectancies that higher rates of heart conditions that greater rates of asthma in our children. we can do different. we can do better and we're going to do better. >> some of the oil industry

say the bill will increase imports from foreign countries. increase gas prices, eliminate jobs, and worsen the environment by relying more on overseas oil. should the bill become law? the fines against a stripper wells will take effect in the summer of 2026. all right. here's what it looks like outside right now in san francisco, looking out towards the bay bridge. that's nice. puffy clouds out there. i'm sure day they have a more. fancy term. the just cumulus have the same thing. you know >> it's kind of just kind of ominous looking doubt. jose looks like, however, the far there they are somewhat contained will saying extra smoke going on here. meanwhile, this deck of cloud cover with how far does it go? it goes all the way up to the peninsula in the east bay. but the cutoff line is just south of san francisco. oakland line. so points to the south. somewhat clear patch is drifting south. quick check on those temperatures right now. some 60's being worked on around the carquinez strait. got a lot of 50's those still in the east bay and even up north. the battle there at 61,

you can expect again, better clearing a mostly clear. we'll call about 7 o'clock at around. 57. but nice temperatures today as we go into the mid 70's futurecast for though talks about a different story. once we get past today. nice for the stars tonight. tomorrow, a cloud covered the pitter patter. some light rain up in the north bay. it starts to kind of pop up a little bit in the south bay to by mid-afternoon. but on the ride home, it looks like you have to deal with some sloppiness with winds, but it's the late commuters are going to get the slam and then all through the midnight hours and early overnight, the time i guess for it for the line to actually move on through in its wake were left over with some spotty little showers. you can see through thursday. this is the intermission before the really big shoe falls in your friday. look at those winds popping here. it is about 7.30, good coverage area. so most the commuters probably make it a buy home by that point until the heavier winds dying off before midnight. however, and then getting into thursday, you can see still put on the breezy side with some left

over showers. and we talk about the big shoe falling on friday. i'm gonna walk you through that in the weekend. coming up in just a bit. justine. >> dave, sounds good. thank you. we'll talk about some national news now is today. the supreme court is hearing arguments that could make it harder to obtain abortion medications as abortion. opponents are arguing the fda overlooked serious safety concerns when those drugs were approved to be sent through the mail. our washington correspondent trevor shirley has the latest. but supporters of abortion rights say this is just the latest attempt to restrict abortion access all across the country. >> the case centers on a drug called mifepristone. it's the most commonly used medication to induce an abortion several years ago. the fda made mifepristone easier to obtain by allowing patients to get it through the mail that expanded access to the drug, especially by patients in states that outlaw abortion after roe versus wade was overturned. but abortion opponents say the fda disregarded safety concerns over the drug. those

putting pregnant women at risk. a ruling in favor of the abortion opponents bringing the case well, not only severely restrict access to the drug, but could upend the fda regulatory process for any drug. the biden administration says that would lead to chaos and is arguing for the court to lead the status quo in place. >> rolling back fda changes would unnecessarily restrict access to mifepristone with no safety justification. some woman could be forced to undergo more invasive surgical abortions. others might not be able to access the drug at all. and all of this could happen at the request of plaintiffs who have no certain injury of their own. the court should reject that profoundly inequitable result. fdc outsourcing of abortion drug harm to respondent, doctors forces them to choose between helping a woman with a life-threatening condition and violating their conscience. >> and the court will likely release its final ruling on the case later this spring reporting in washington. i'm trevor shirley.

>> on maui after those devastating fires in the long way to rebuild their some good news for locals who want to get back to normal behind us. students will have a new place to learn when a brand new school opens up a week from today. there was a ceremony, though, held to mark the opening of this temporary replacement campus. and reporter jill. creamer. do take suspect. >> i know guy, federal, state and local officials along with about 2 dozen king kamehameha, the 3rd teachers were on hand for today's blessing. the school that will be able to welcome 600 students to just 95 days to build. it is a small miracle. >> that in just 95 days of school has been created. we need some small miracles here after the fire that we suffered. >> on august 8, the new campus located in the upcoming

development has 30 air condition modular classrooms. plus, an administration building library student support center and cafeteria. the site is sharing space with cut. putting hawaiian language immersion education. this will be the 4th transition for the school this academic year which used a church, a learning hub and another school to continue to educate children for the last 8 months. >> for the 3 previous transitions, we have persevered by working together. >> a few items salvaged from the original campus were relocated to this new site, including the 6,000 pound bust of king kamehameha. the 3rd. >> well, we have been doing imaginable tragedy. this is the first step. this is the for testament behind and our people. we will be back. >> the school opens to students on april. first >> coming up, the giants and a's back in the bay for their final spring training games. we'll take a look at the highlights from last night when we come back. and also

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accountant who is not afraid to go to jail. so, you know, any accounts after we win? no man, i don't actually. i'm sure i have a friend of a friend who i know a guy so i can tell you this. so it's one in 302 million the but if you don't play, i've always said your chances of winning 100%. the cash payout is 525 million dollars. you should take the annual annuity. because according to some billionaires, you're guaranteed not to blow all of your money, right? so write 100%. that was the plan all along. what you take the annuity and not they some one lump sum. no and killing all in one month. now i'm all about the lump sum. so good luck to everybody. if you don't win tonight with this power ball. and if you know when that again, >> this mega millions as the jackpot continues to grow, plan to buy some more myself. back to you. >> we'll see if our will tran shows up for work tomorrow.

you know saying here's quite how right now it's out there. what would i do that or no? my ice cream. i mean, i see. i do think about it quite often take a big trip first. just got disappear. >> i need to buy summer gardening equipment. so that's what i'm looking gardening equipment. because we're getting yeah, whatever that's going to be for guarding the shovels. yeah. >> justine, we're golden shovels that that that's right. >> we're looking at the scene here. comfy, a 70 national park. look at the snow in place. nice blue skies, probably prettiest picture you're going to see for 5 days as we're watching basicalle 2 storm systems coming our way. first, things first for the midweek storm this we've got going on here warning and then advisory zone here, sierra snow. here's the deal. winter storm warning that's at the lower elevations for you. get there one to 2 feet. perhaps winter advisory. that's above 7,000 feet. they could get a foot there. now the next storm system is what we want to watch into friday. but they're only kind of crashing into each other a little bit.

here's what it looks like the next few days starting off as rain tomorrow. snow thursday and friday probably into saturday. back to future cast for today. we kind of clear out a little bit even not bad overnight. here comes the line of clouds right in time for dawn tomorrow morning. rain showers working here, but the big shoe to fall is in the afternoon and the evening hours. boy, with a clean line. normally it's clear on the other side we're left over with some spotty showers in still some cloud cover is we kind of gel into the next system. there's the pop of winds i referenced no wind advisory has been part of posted for this. it is too short for the higher winds. but watch out a little pop there for tomorrow evening. say 3, 5 hours somewhere around there. here's a longer range forecast. that again in midweek system. we gel into the law, ok, it is. all right. i see you friday. here it comes. big, juicy low could drive some surface winds as well. the clearing on saturday, boy, this looks ominously similar to last saturday. maybe some breaks happening in there, but maybe some thunder showers thrown in for good measure. the home a

gala even into sunday. it looks like 2. so it doesn't nice clean, clear patch after it's done on friday night next week. looks okay. and then we get into next weekend. that's kind of clever. we'll see what happens there. highs today mid to upper 60's. it looks like on the board in the seven-day forecast is revealed as such there. we have some turbulent weather into the weekend. justine you, dave. >> the san francisco giants and the a's go against each other. kron. 4 sports director jason dumas has a look at the highlights. >> the giants and the a's were back in the bay area. now, even though it's preseason the bay bridge series is still always fun. the a's hosted the giants over at the coliseum on monday evening. bob melvin's back at the coliseum. but this time on the other side of the bay bridge series and that orange and black. still, we're to see that top of the second. no score. tom murphy. that one

was gone in a hurry. but guess what? murphy was not done there. just a few innings later. stay this it's a hard to center field. no doubt about it. his second home run of the game give the giants a 2 run lead next ending guys up 3, wilmer flores. you know, he in a home run party without me. left field, getting a lot of giant pad. the lead to 4. all right. jordan hicks. what a lot of injuries and stuff in his career for the 3rd look at this kid. jd davis couldn't catch up to that one struck out 10 people in 5 shutout the giants win it. 41, they will play again tonight. final spring training game for both the giants and a's 5 o'clock at oracle park. all righty actually. look at sports. >> happening tonight, some lucky high school basketball players will get the chance to

train at the warriors oakland facility in honor of women's history month. this is video from last year. clay thompson surprised all those young athletes tonight, san francisco's burton high school, the girls basketball team in oakland. but clemens girls team will get a special clinic. the warriors say they hope to inspire young women through a focus on self care and boundaries and empower them. and i wonder a special guest might show up here as well next at noon, there is a baby boom at the perth zoo in australia. so stay with us. we can meet all those new additions.

>> perth zoo in western australia says it experienced a baby boom this winter having welcome to bolivian squirrel monkey babies goodfellows tree kangaroo. joey, just in the span of a few months. so here's video from this. you showing us those 2 baby monkeys and a female joey who is soon to be named the baby spider monkeys were on display to the public at the amazonian have attacked as well as those a good fellow tree kangaroo. joey? the zoo is saying that she's doing well and will try out some solid foods. the public will soon be able to vote to name the joey. police in china have now attempted to quell some concerns about their newest recruit. whether or not that this is the right job for this pop after social media users expressed some concerns about is a very short

legs. this is a 6 month-old corgi who has been recruited to work with the force on bomb detection duties. that's according to some reports. and according to his handlers, despite his short stature, he was outperforming other potential candidates at just 2 months old. so it remains a a reserved police dog to all the training is done. but already this corgi has become a very popular member of the force with members of the public scene, stopping to greet this newest officer. cute cute aligned described as a gentle giant celebrated his 19th birthday. as you and south australia with some special treats. this is video showing us the african lion playing with his presence. they're all a decorated there by the zoo. staff zoo keepers said despite his stature and his 165 kilograms in weight, he's a gentle giant and slightly under the paw of a companion line us according to the

african wildlife foundation's african lions can live up to 18 years in the wild. but the 2 that are at the zoo are expected to live until they're about 19. and 22 years old. >> and justin, out to the kron, 4 newsroom. independent presidential candidate robert f kennedy junior announcing his running mate in oakland this afternoon and as many people out expected. >> kennedy did choose the tech lawyer and mega donor. nicole shanahan as his vice presidential pick. the 38 year-old was born in oakland. she's the former wife of google, co-founder, sergey brin and does have strong connections to the silicon valley tech industry. just learned this well, much more coming up during kron. 4 news at 2 o'clock today because that's it from the newsroom right now. thank you so much for joining us here during kron. 4 news at noon, i'm justine waldman. i'll see you for that show with 2 3 o'clock today. but for now live in the bay is next. >> thank you so much to seeing. we have an incredible show coming up today on live in the bay. we're talking

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