morning team. >> thanks for waking up with us. i'm darya and on james. we've got lots to get to today from the changing weather to the news. of course, we're following what he or she and fortunately famed sculptor, richard serra uses bay area native, also known as the poet of iron. he passed away. talk about his life, his legacy when he leaves behind honor him got a lot news to get to this morning as well. and that includes the weather. the storm that's moving. and i know you would know it because it's been so nice and dry this morning at times, even sunny. but we will get to some rainfall here pretty soon for a lot of us. >> where we're sitting right now looking out from the east bay hills with mostly cloudy skies at this point. definitely not as clear as you were just about an hour or so ago. rainfall becoming much more widespread up on the north coast, especially mendocino county northward. we've seen a few light sprinkles now drifting into marine sonoma and napa counties. and we'll see that

same potential light sprinkles through the afternoon for the rest of us. really holding off until the heavier rainfall, mostly after the evening commute, but do anticipate some wet roads as you're driving home from work later. so bring the umbrella and rain jacket. if you're heading out for the day, current temperatures are in the 50's berkeley and oakland at 53 degrees. santa rosa right at 50 while napa at 52 later on. we will be looking at highs still hanging out in the low 60's, but a noticeably cooler and cloudier one so far and the rainfall here in short order. i'll get to more of that in your full forecast. thank you, john. 10 o'clock. and today, oakland residents get to meet their new police chief. they do. yeah, we've got floyd mitchell set to take the top job. he was going to be forms going reduced out at city hall in crawford's. michael thomas is in oakland right now. >> ahead of all of that, good morning, michael. >> hey, good morning, everyone. that's right. a big day for the city of oakland. really a day we've been to painted for over a year. and as we all know, the search for that police chief was very much a drama filled. so later

today, oakland mayor sheng thao will introduce him and hopefully we get to hear the plans he has for the city. floyd mitchell began his career with kansas city, missouri police department where he spent 25 years before becoming the police chief in temple, texas than most recently lubbock, texas. he parted ways with the lubbock department last september after taking the heat for 9-1-1, calls going unanswered, which has been an issue here in the city of oakland. the new chief has a lot on his shoulders as reports show the city of oakland has already seen more than a dozen murders this year alone with other crime statistics showing that robberies are up. 34% from last year with majority happening at gunpoint. he spoke oakland, mayor sheng thao recently who had this to say on why she chose this new police chief for me. she floyd mitchell. >> really it and, you know, showed at his proven leadership through all of the results that he's been able to do in lebec in also and in the other cities that he was chief and a question if chief michel is ready to take on oakland

and its size, given that it's much larger than the areas he's worked in before. we did speak with the president of 100 black men of west texas to work with mitchell when he served as olympics. chief. >> and he tells us that his experience will show adding that he always hold people accountable when needed at the end of the day. you know, i do believe that this is a great pairing with my public safety personnel. >> and yet, again, it's never just one person. it's always 18. >> now that news conference is set to happen within the next few hours. it's then we hope to hear the exact plans that not only the mayor, but also this new chief may have to essentially get the crime rate down here across the city of oakland. that's a very latest reporting live in oakland and michael thomas story. james, we'll send it back to you it's going to be a big day. thank you, michael. >> time now is 10. 0, 3. and happening today, san jose nurses at regional medical center are rallying to keep their trauma center open. the hospital's trauma center is a level 2 trauma center, which

means they treat everything from burn victims to stroke and heart attack victims. the nurses organizing the rally say the closing that center is going to cost lives, especially considering it's located right there at the center of highways. one, a one to 86 80. they service a wide area was back in february, though, that the regional medical center announced they're going to be shutting that center down because of declining patients. the er, though, will say open kron. 4 spoke with mayor matt mahan. and as you might imagine, he wasn't too happy about the news. >> look, it's it's it's concerning, you know, glad to hear that they're committing to a 10 million dollar investment in expanding the number of beds and services in the emergency room. but we don't ever want to lifesaving medical services cut, particularly lower-income neighborhoods. the fact that he side san jose will have to travel farther to get to a trauma center is concerning. our eastside residents should not have to travel farther than other people too. get lifesaving trump.

>> well, regional medical center says it will continue operating the trauma center until august. 12th, the nurses plan on rallying today at 3.30. >> no for an another bargaining session is set for today between nurses and john mayer, medical and conquered. and it's the second day that nurses have been striking. the 2 sides are negotiating. it's been almost 2 years now. so still trying to reach an agreement on a new contract. a registered nurse is on the picket line yesterday said that they have various concerns over safety, workplace violence and staffing challenges that they say are so bad that nurses can't take breaks. >> john mayer has. >> a lot of their own. it. >> boards and meetings in place already. but none of those really provide a seat for a nurse to be president and to have any and as the feet on ground, the people facing patients every day, we really feel that it's most important that the nurses are the ones that have the most

important. so you hear her saying that his want of more of a voice. >> at the table, john muir health responded with this. they say like all health systems, john muir health has faced challenges that have significantly improved as they continue to hire more nurses and specific to the subject of health and safety. they say that workplace violence prevention as well, that john myhre is proposing to add expansive new language to the contract for that. >> well, a new report shows that san jose 9-1-1, is struggling to identify and divert calls related to mental and most and emotional distress to the 9, 8, 8, mental crisis lifeline. the report found the county mental health teams were only given 2% of the nearly 60,009. 1, 1, calls. it should have gone to them. police administrative haven't answered why it's taking so long to figure out which calls need to go to 9, 8, 8, >> it's 10, 6 and san francisco mayor london breed has lost her latest battle to

get affordable housing the way she wants in the city. bump in the road. ashley went toe to toe with the board of supervisors. and in the end, the board walked away. victorious travelers will tran is covering this live in san francisco with what it means for affordable housing coming to san francisco. will. >> everyone agrees that san francisco needs affordable housing, more housing altogether. i mean, they need about 82,000 units from now into 2031. it's not that they disagree on the housing. they disagree on where it should be built. now, mayor london breed, she vetoed a measure introduced by san francisco supervisor. aaron peskin. it was introduced earlier this month that restricted the size of the housing complex in certain neighborhoods like jackson square or the northeast waterfront. he wants to maintain the charm. the historic feel of certain neighborhoods in san francisco, which is why he does not want high rises to go up. mayor breed, she veto that

measure and she would have had her way had the board of supervisors not voted to 3 to override her veto. so basically resetting the measure allowing the restrictions to remain in place. we've got a chance to talk to a native san franciscans. here's where they fall on the issue. >> here to find a balance, but they have they have no choice. they have to figure something out so you wouldn't. >> you would rather just take away some of the charm and just have housing available. >> yeah, we need new housing. >> mayor breed says this is a setback for san francisco. that is very indicative of what's been happening over the years that whenever they try to have housing, something happens. but it looks like right now the san francisco board of supervisors, they get the final say. >> back to you. all right. thanks a lot. well, 10, 0, 8, right now. and a san francisco supervisor also wants to speed up traffic safety improvements

in parts of the city that have proven very dangerous supervisor. connie chan just got approval on a project that still hasn't completed. and it's been 4 years now. kron 4 sarah stinson has a closer look. given what we spent the last 2 weeks is that. >> we can no longer wait. supervisor connie chan wants the city to speed up vision, 0 projects to make san francisco streets safer for all vision. 0 is a policy aimed at eliminating traffic deaths all together. yet this year we've seen an uptick in deadly crashes, including the one that killed a family of 4 at a bus stop in west portal. and over the weekend, a man was injured by a car at a bus stop and the district chand represents the supervisor is now asking the city attorney's office to draft legislation that would authorize an emergency declaration to prioritize projects that haven't been completed. you. we have these plan project. we

know that design. it's and its plan and it's been planned. well. >> let's move with that. let's go like let's finish chance says she's frustrated. several projects in her district aren't done yet. >> including a project on fulton street to build yellow bulbs, extending sidewalks for pedestrians, project planning for this began in 2019. here we are, you last 5 years, pedestrian fatalities has significantly increase. it is time for us to move and declared. the emergency chant also wants the city to speed up installation of to speed cameras on fulton street and install lights for people crossing in the busy fulton corridor so that when they cross and will made aware that there's request for crossing. all right now is reporting that chant criticizes the sfmta. she said they lacked urgency. >> and they failed to complete major projects but projects we did reach out to them. but we haven't heard of coming back.

it's 10, dan and still ahead on the couple morning news. >> there are protest planned outside of nancy pelosi's home in san francisco and they have to do with tiktok will tell you more. also, a high speed chase ends in a crash. and for people arrested in the bay area. we'll tell you what happened. plus, now it's a recovery to try to find the 6 people who are lost in the water in baltimore after that bridge collapsed. >> and today rainfall is going to increase, especially later on into the late afternoon and evening. right now we are seeing a few sprinkles tripping in across marin, sonoma and napa counties and a few from near the western and the san francisco too. i'm the san francisco too. i'm talking ev sometimes your work shirt needs to be for more

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>> 10, 13 is the time and new this morning. caltrain is looking for a new home. the rail line has been sharing headquarters with samtrans since the 1990's. but samtrans is moving to new office space in millbrae at the millbrae caltrain station in 2025. now samtrans did invite caltrain to move with them. but the rail lines says, well, they want to first look to see if they can find a new home for themselves. the company is expected to grow to 177 ploy ease over time. and so they wanted an office space that was suited to them. they think in 20,000, maybe 30,000 square feet looking for a 5 to ten-year lease. they're considering locations in san francisco, millbrae redwood city and san mateo. we'll see where they end up. >> it's 10, 14. and today the hunters point tennis courts in san francisco reopen. got them right next to the willie mays,

boys and girls club. and mayor breed is going to be there for the big reopening event along with former san francisco mayor willie brown. the courts were originally dedicated by tennis legend arthur ashe almost 40 years ago. and the grand reopening is at 4 o'clock today. we have some sad news in to the newsroom this morning. fame sculptor and bay area native richard serra has died kron four's reyna harvey here in studio to tell us more about his life and legacy right now and r and james. so richard serra was known as poet of iron. he was world famous for rusting still and other valuable materials into pretty large scale piece of artwork. his lawyer confirmed his death saying he died of pneumonia. he was just 85 years old. so take a look. this is one of the sculptures that started getting a lot of public attention back in the 80's. this is 120 foot long curving wall of ross deal. this is of the federal plaza in new york city generated a lot of backlash and later was taken down. sarah's works have been installed and landscapes,

including collections of museums across the world from the snake is spain's guggenheim museum to equal at the museum of modern art in new york. he even received the 2010 prince of asturias award for his work out in spain. he was well known for working with nontraditional materials. so just rubber latex and even neon sarah is a native of san francisco. he started right at the tender age of 9 years old. it was inspired by the time he spent in the shipyard where his father worked as a pipe fitter. he would uc berkeley and eventually went to yale. a graduated 1964. we remember his life and legacy in certainly wanted to pay homage to him this morning. all right, james, we'll send it back to build at the debt. thank. thank you very much. rain and all right. now let's turn our attention to the weather here at 10 16 because today is a day where things are going to be changing on us. yeah, the morning time you have. he's got a big honey. i've got some things to get some thinking. >> get stay inside by wind for

the east bay for the east bay soju. mind a few or what about that? already. but yeah, today is kind of a gradual ramp up period. so if you don't mind those sprinkles. >> this early afternoon, you're going to be just fine. we'll still see a few of these light showers that we're seeing in the north bay right now drifting into thc rest of the bay area as we make our way through one to 03:00pm. the real rainfall, though, that gets here a little bit closer to your evening commute tonight and then especially picks up during our overnight hours. mother nature definitely sparing us a lot of the day, at least the worst of the weather. but you can see it is active out there and we've seen some light showers already pushing into marin and sonoma counties. more and more of it pushing in later on today. so let's do time it out free. you can see all that cloud cover up north san jose. you are some of our clear spots right now down south and a little bit of activity on radar in sonoma and napa counties. there's your heaviest of rainfall. still

several hours to our north. there's those isolated sprinkles i'm talking about into the afternoon. if you don't mind that too much, it's not going to be a washout just yet. just get out there with the rain jacket. be prepared for it. here's just after the evening commute tonight. you can see how rainfall becomes much more widespread and the heavier pockets really moving in after the sun goes down. we'll see a brief reprieve just after midnight and then rain picks up right in the middle of the morning commute tomorrow with some pockets of heavy rainfall for your morning drive on thursday. thursday itself is going to be predominantly a dry day. a few heavier pockets in there with a chance of thunderstorms. thursday afternoon, highly unlikely for most of us. and it is a break between our second system that makes its way into friday. that's the one that's going to offer up even more rainfall into the start of the weekend. so tonight's rainfall, a quarter to a half an inch. we're going to have more on top of it on friday. likely from start to finish that day. that's going to put us well over an inch of rainfall in total for the week for a lot of us. as for the

sierra just a couple hours away from a winter storm warning as snowfall really increases over the next several days, one to 2 feet of snow above 5,000 feet in elevation. that includes areas like donner summit naicco past. as you get up towards lake tahoe and even a couple inches of snowfall in our north bay mountains. we will be seeing snow level falling increasingly wow, especially thursday and friday. evenings as low as 3500 feet in elevation and that one to 2 feet of snow above 5,000 feet, expect delays and absolutely bring the chains with you. tomorrow. we will be seeing a slightly cooler day, but today we're still holding on to a few low 60's by friday. it's mostly upper 50's. a one-two punch of fronts here. the first being tonight, little breather. tomorrow afternoon. and then rain throughout the day on friday that low yeas is out of the region come saturday with a few isolated thunderstorms looking much better by easter sunday, daria, thanks. a lot 19. we want to get to the latest out of baltimore, maryland. it is

now a recovery operation. >> after that catastrophic collapse of the francis scott key bridge. the bridge collapsed early yesterday morning. as you reported live here on the kron 4 morning news all morning after that big cargo ship hit it and there were construction crews on the bridge. 2 people were plucked from the water and and one is in the hospital. the others not her, but they're sick. they still can't find. and we've got reshad hudson, our dc correspondent in washington right now with the latest on how the federal government is responding this crisis. >> from the rescue efforts of the rebuilding of the bridge. the federal government says it will be there every step of the way. 6 construction rorkers are presumed dead after a ship hit the francis scott key bridge in baltimore early tuesday morning. maryland governor wes moore says the cargo ship lost power and sent out an emergency. mayday call. >> our state is in shock. the search for the missing workers was suspended as night fell. the water was deemed too cold

and the effort took too long for anyone to survive. very difficult water temperatures. >> you have structures from the bridge there in the water that can do with the tides and currents to do our very best to recover those 6 missing people. president biden said federal officials from the fbi, the army corps of engineers and the department of transportation to help local leaders. this is an excruciating day for several families. the president says he wants the federal government to cover the entire calls of rebuilding the bridge. people ball marker count on us. so. >> stick with every step of the way. so the poor is reopening. the bridge rebuilt. and the busy port of baltimore remains closed until all of the debris is removed from the water. >> reporting in washington reshad hudson, back to thanks for shot. >> 10 21 is the time and that collapse in baltimore course has many people thinking about our own bridges because we

have a lot of cargo ships just like at the port baltimore harbor where they've got ships that pass by, you know, yeah, what happens if we get a stroud kron four's? dan kerman takes a look at that. >> safety is our priority. and it's one of the main things that has been taken into consideration in the construction and and all of the upgrades that we've made to our bridges. officials with caltrans can't rule out a collision with a bay area bridge, but they do say our bridges are constructed to prevent significant damage. every one of them has a protection device around it. that's a fender system that either is completely different than the bridge foundations themselves or it's designed to absorb the energy. caltrans says it's more likely the xbridge vendors will damage the ship as opposed to the other way around the next line of protection is making sure those navigating bay-area waters know where they're going before you even come into the bay bar. pilots board large ships and these are these are pilots that have been trained specifically to drive ships into the different

ports and navigate the bay along with that tugs are come. tugboats also accompany large ships. now caltrans admits you can't plan for everything and that's why emergency services are also part of the response plan once the ship declares trouble near a bridge 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. and while there are no absolutes, perry officials are confident that should a ship collided with a bridge in the bay area. once again. >> it should not result in the calamity we saw in baltimore. in san francisco, dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> well, coming up on the kron, 4 morning news, san jose's using artificial intelligence to find homeless encampments. we'll explain how that's going to work and w

>> happening today, there will be a rally outside former house speaker nancy pelosi's home in san francisco. all to protest her support in that ban on tiktok. so the group behind this rally says the pelosi wants tiktok banned because they for feel like it's because young people are getting uncensored information about gaza and the u.s. involvement in the war. and so they're not happy. but we asked pelosi, she says that's not true. she is in favor of the ban of tiktok because she feels it's a security threat. the protest is set to start at noon today. we'll be following it. to the north bay now where santa rosa man is arrested after policing police on a car chase. listen to this. officers attempted to pull over the driver of this car that had no license plates. the driver, though, took off leading police on this chase through northwest santa rosa

apparently blasted through multiple red lights. even times drove in through oncoming traffic after the driver tried to run off, but police caught up with him and detained him. identified him as roy jones junior turns out he had 9 active warrants out for him. he's now been booked into jail. >> it's 10 26 in the south bay, san jose launches a pilot program to use technology to detect homeless encampments. the city is inviting tech companies to mount cameras on a city vehicle that would collect video of streets and public spaces and then they would use that footage. train ai to be able to tell if there are homeless encampments. there are people living in cars. the city says that they're doing this because they want to improve resources and services. but those who are concerned about it, they think that they're going to use that to push the homeless out. it's 10. 27 coming up next on the kron. 4 morning news signatures are being gathered right now to recall

governor newsom again. >> we'll tell you why this time.

>> 10 29 right now and we're checking out the weather. take the dogs out to earlier rather than later today. yeah, for sure. because later things are going to be a little wet. good morning, john. yep. it's definitely looking way different events today than it was to start the day. obviously, we actually saw some good peeks of sunshine over the past few hours. >> now we're getting a little bit cloudier out there and you can see from the east bay hills of you. i've been checking in with a lot this morning how we went from those mostly sunny skies to now some pretty overcast conditions. all this has to do with our first round in a series of systems impacting u.s. late

this week. this one resulting in mostly overnight showers tonight, but definitely some light sprinkles already in the bay area that we are seeing now drifting into portions of san francisco as well as the east bay hills. you may notice a few drops of water on the san mateo bridge. we've seen some of those light showers to the north already around santa rosa nevado on over to napa rainfall. intensity increases towards the evening commute and even more so as we go bad tonight, as for temperatures nevado as well as palais each at 54 right now, berkeley and oakland at 53. well, san mateo and that staff at fifty-five degrees. we'll reach the low 60's for most areas later on with increasing showers, especially toward sunset. i'll time out not just this system, but also our next one that will impact us this weekend. still to come back to you. >> thanks a lot, john. jen. 31, you learn a lot of things in school, but one thing that's not standard california, i don't think really anywhere is now financial act. human-like. how do you budget? you know, how

do you invest personal finances were sure. yeah, that financial literacy is key and >> the states of the state's school superintendent is looking to make that basically requirement for graduation from high school. but there are a lot of hoops to jump through. so let's take a closer look at how it would work. well, here at the california department of education, thurmond told me he believes are required. personal finance course could be a game-changer for students. >> and soon you the voters. >> could have the final say. this is something that will have tremendous benefits for our student. that's the message. state superintendent of public instruction tony thurmond hopes to convey about a proposal to make a course in personal finance, a graduation requirement in california. public schools. at the california department of education. thurmond spoke to this group of educators and financial literacy professionals about why he believes making such a course mandatory would have a long-term impact. students have access to learn about personal finance. they're less likely to have debt be able to

make great decisions about their future. and their finances and they get education that often isn't provided in the home. in the past. members of the legislature have tried to introduce bills to mandate a personal finance high school course. but those proposals failed. but now supporters behind a new effort are hoping to bring the idea directly to voters. last month with the support of thurmont, they turned in nearly 900,000 signatures to qualify the measure for the november ballot. they need just under 600,000 of those signatures to be considered valid to officially qualify for the november election. we hope that people will support and we think this is a great thing for california kids. it's a message with valerie chapman agrees and educator from oakland. she's the founder and ceo of financial literacy for kids, a nonprofit organization dedicated to teaching 4th and 5th graders about saving and investing. well, this is extremely important because studies have proven that students learn or develop their financial habits at an early age habits that will, you know, last them a lifetime. still, some are

skeptical. >> in an op-ed for the nonprofit publication cal matters last fall columnist dan walters road adding new mandates takes class time away from basics that too many students are not already mastering financial media. literacy classes are pointless for kids who cannot to him out or read at their grade level but and sees it differently. it can save a life report with students who are in tough neighborhoods. >> or schools that, you know, i've had many challenges and we see students performing well academically, but being engaged in life and what their future is going to be. we think that personal finances, important ingredient to success for all of our students. and it's unclear where all legislative republicans, dan, on this proposal, but gop senator and former senate minority leader scott wilk says he supports arguing it will give students the tools they need. >> to succeed reporting outside the california department of education in sacramento. eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> well, people try to recall governor gavin newsom can now officially start collecting

signatures. the secretary of state approved the recall petition put forward by the group called rescue california. now that group says that they have a number of issues with the governor of everything from public safety to immigration and education. just some of the reasons why they're putting forward this attempt to recall the governor once again. don't forget the voters rejected the last recall effort in 2021 by a vote of 61 to 38. so we'll see what happens with this latest attempt. >> it's 10, 30 for kron. 4 is your local election headquarters and presidential candidate robert f kennedy junior has picked his running mate. it's a silicon valley lawyer and philanthropist and he says that she has got an excellent skill set for the job. he made the big announcement in oakland, which is where she is from her name is nicole shanahan and hear his thoughts on her and her. >> my fellow lawyer, a brilliant scientists acknowledges fears or your mom, nicole shanahan.

>> there's only antiwar candidate today and you'll find him in the democratic party or the republican party is an independent. robert f kennedy junior. his commitment to peace and to the welfare. working people in america that shocked me as a person of compassion to his candidacy. >> shanahan is also the ex-wife of google co-founder sergey brin. >> and she has a record of donating to democrats, but she says she left the democratic party. >> she feels that they've lost their way. >> when san francisco police are looking for the person stabbed a man of the city's tenderloin neighborhood. that happened early yesterday morning on gary street. fact, just a few blocks from van asked, police say 2 men got into a fight before one stabbed the other several times. the victims in the hospital. police have not yet released a description of the attacker. meantime, there will be no more new smoke shops in the tenderloin. the board of supervisors voted unanimously to ban it on tuesday. existing

businesses won't be affected at all. but this was really a push from residents. they wanted city leaders to make this decision. supervisors also voted, by the way, to bring a full service grocery store to the tenderloin as well. >> a helicopter chase, a high speed pursuit and a crash after a pricey theft from a lululemon store in the north and 4 people are now in custody and residents are pretty shocked at what happened. kron four's terisa stasio has more. >> now police say as many as 200 items stolen with the value of around $23,000. take a look. just a small glance at the loot snatched from a lululemon store in napa monday afternoon. i was completely surprised. i haven't heard about it at all. i'm here visiting for spring break. i lived here my whole life, though. and i just constantly hear about all the people running and taking as much as they can use of the retail theft stun napa residents. the store only open 2 years ago.

>> thank god. nobody was hurt. it's just kind out of hand and sad. another police spokesperson says that after the 4 suspects ripped off the high-end athletic where store on first street they led law enforcement on a high-speed pursuit in a stolen vehicle. the chase ended in oakland. this is video from citizen app showing the car on its side at lakeshore avenue and beacon street in oakland the 4 suspects. 25 year-old san bruno resident carlos trishay, as well as 3 juvenile males were taken into custody and booked to be coming from where i come from. it's kind of a daily occurrence. it's very unfortunate. and i hate to see that. that's society is kind of going these days. are these 2 tourists visiting downtown napa say that they are not surprised to hear of the heist. >> but it is a sad reality for many in retail park. so it's daily occurrence as well. i also think it's just like

being unfortunately like in today's and it's like just training your team that like. >> to almost just like let them do it because like also the sounds that ensuring and like your life isn't worth a couple. caroline kings kron. 4 news reached out to lululemon about the theft but did not get a response in napa. theresa kron. 4 news. >> in east bay officials have identified a man who died in a crash in fremont over the weekend. we have citizen video the accident scene here on saturday. daniel thrower of el sobrante was driving southbound 8.80, near the dakota road off-ramp when he hit a car and then he ended up in an embankment. he died at the scene. the driver of the other car was not hurt. and we also the name. now the man who died when his truck hit a freeway overpass in oakland. he is identified as jose de a dry day philo of pittsburgh.

he was driving a 3 actual truck with a red debate, a raised bed on march 9th. the freeway overpass, killing him. investigators say he was not wearing a seatbelt. >> police in san francisco now offering a quarter of a million dollars for information leading to the arrest and conviction of whoever was behind a deadly shooting. that happened at a playground. so that shooting was back in april 2022. was at the alice chalmers playground, which is behind longfellow elementary school. that's in the crocker, amazon neighborhood. we put an indicator here on the map. investigators say the victims were playing basketball when at least 2 people in a car opened fire on them in the end, 20 year-old kyron carlson. and 22 year-old brandon alexander cheese died. 2 other victims were shot but they survived. police say the getaway car was described to them simply as a silver honda accord. >> it's 10, 40 and this just into kron 4. right now, there's police activity going on on francisco boulevard in

pacifica. we're showing you a map so you can avoid the area. this is all the way down from. there's a couple of block area goes down to the pacific pines apartments. if you know that area. so there are some road closures clarendon and lakeside. we don't know specifically what's going on but police we know are actively in the area area. so there are definitely going to be some detour set up. we'll keep you updated right here on channel 4 and online. >> ok, in the north bay, we have a big step forward for sonoma county sheriff's deputy who was injured in the line of duty after spending. 22 days in the hospital, deputy nick delegate was released from the hospital yesterday morning. he was critically injured while confronting an armed suspect. that incident ended in the suspect's death. deleon will continue his recovery at a rehabilitation facility. >> time now is 10. 41 in. still ahead morning news, the warriors trying to get back on track in miami. could they do it? we'll take a look at the it? we'll take a look at the highlights. alice loves the scent of gain so much,

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>> all right. we're back 10. 43 is the time and we're all get excited about the total solar eclipse, which is coming up on april 8th. a lot of people are planning on going to a place where they can see course with proper protective somewhere. now, while those people are looking for their looking to see it just a pure enjoyment, we've got nasa who really wants to take a look at this thing from a more scientific perspective. >> this is a very elusive region and it can be viewed during a solar eclipse in a very special way understanding how solar energy affects the

ionosphere is crucial for predicting and mitigating potential disruptions to our technology. and they really want to look at the sun's corona, which they can't normally cause the sun so bright. but with the moon, as you see in this animation, blocking out most of the sun. >> we'll get a chance to look at that halo around there really analyze atmosphere of the movie got there's arkansas is going over access path totality. unfortunately does pass over california goes from texas up towards maine, that dry dry. and then if you spent all the money to go there. >> you know, then, you know, he's going to be cloudy and a gamble isn't but our viewing areas in the bay area, they've got like viewing parties where they're piping in a couple different locations to cover their, you know, has their best. yeah. so that will be funded. and i know how you love getting all your here. you didn't win the lottery. none of you. >> i did not. i we didn't give that a headline. we did win. don't know. and even pass it

and we'll talk about the rain instead, which hey is nice. we won the lottery in the past 2 years. as far as the rain goes, we absolutely needed it to pull side of the drought. >> already did that last year. and now this a little bit above average season has been good to us, too. and it certainly is not done yet. we're looking outside here. your view from suture tower at the golden gate bridge. and yes, we are seeing some sprinkles. light showers there across the north bay. you can see there in the marine headlines. low pressure area continues to dive deeper and deeper in. this is just the first of 2 systems that will slide past the region before the end of the week. the first one already impacting us with these light sprinkles here and there. and you can see much more widespread rainfall to our north. you want to get outside, get some stuff done. the sprinkles shouldn't intrude too much. just get the light rain jacket ready to go and some light showers through the rest of the afternoon. ahead of us, rainfall becomes more widespread towards in after the evening commute with the heavier stuff after the sun goes down tonight, a brief reprieve in rain after midnight tonight before it picks back up right around

your morning commute tomorrow with a few pockets of heavy rain right here around 08:00am maybe even a few rolls of thunder. we'll definitely be covering that for you tomorrow morning. during the commute. then after that, just isolated thunderstorm potential for the rest of your thursday. most of us on thursday will actually tap into a decent amount of sunshine before that second system moves in and keeps this rainy throughout the day on friday. this first system resulting in around a quarter to a half an inch of rainfall. the second one will add up more on top of that and by weeks and will have seen over an inch of rain for a lot of the bay and for the sierra some feet of snowfall around the corner at 11:00am this morning, a winter storm warning goes into effect for the sierra with multiple feet of snow impacting areas above 5,000 feet donner summit, for example, looking at the potential of well over a foot of snow and a few inches of it even up in the lake and mendocino county mountains just north of us. temperatures today will be fairly cool, but getting colder and colder us. these 2 storms push through.

that's allowing snow level to fall. the 3500 feet, especially by friday evening. that will be the one to 2 feet of snowfall above 5,000 feet. that means chain controls. absolutely. going to be a thing and anticipate some delays. temperatures today are going to be mild with some mid 60's oakland at 62 fremont at 64. little cooler tomorrow. even cooler yet come friday as that next system moves in that low moves out. and by saturday, a few isolated lingering thunderstorms, much better weather by easter sunday. daria. >> thanks a lot. john is 10. 47 and new this morning to the world's biggest credit card networks have agreed to lower the payment processing fees that they charge businesses to use visa and mastercard in this settles a 2005 anti-trust case. we're merchan said the credit card companies were charging inflated prices for their services. >> with these swipe fees, the deal is supposed to save businesses about 30 billion dollars over the next 5 years.

most likely won't save us the consumer, any money, but still, i mean, i support businesses you know, it's not you want to in a way that they make the most money. so all right, turning to a story now for your health. really and avocado a day apparently may keep. >> the doctor away. this is new researchers at penn state university conducted a study and they divided participants into 2 groups. >> they say over the course of 26 weeks about half a year, the group who added one avocado to their daily routines on noticeable apimprovement in their quality of the diet that they ate an increase in a healthier diet can help lower your risk of heart disease, kidney disease type 2 diabetes, and many other preventable diseases. >> happening tonight, the fremont school district holds a springs into steam event this is at the downtown event center that they're they're they're having this spring into steam, its engineering and math. sure that's not

stand the arts. i was like what happened stem? yeah, because i don't like any us down, but i like the arts. thank you for adding the steam. >> it's family friendly. do they got all kinds of stuff? giveaways? scavenger hunt because we're so close to easter. from 05:00pm to 08:00pm at the address on your screen steam. i like it so much better than staff was makes the arts just as important as yet another and i don't know math or science or bob, sports can we had a double s now for now. kind knows for but we can talk basketball and the warriors on the road in miami taking on top 4 sports director jason dumas, majored in sports. >> the warriors barely had any breathing room on the houston rockets right now, a win is necessary on tuesday night in miami's steph curry and the dubs. the team is hoping to turn things around only about 10, 11 games left. 1st quarter warriors up 6. here's how you do it. step patient with the

ball navigates through lane between a couple defenders. i saw floater off the back boards worries extend that lead to late in the quarter. heat now up by one draymond gets his shot, blocked by bam adebayo. we're going the other way. haywood highsmith. he scored on the other end. heat lead by 2 at the half 3rd quarter. same score play. thompson had himself a game started. he was re inserted in the starting lineup team. so they stand. he's proved why that was a good decision. all right. now later, dream on 3 misses the 3. and it's kept around. staff goes out, take care of it. drag game. nice. little logo shot 17 6 on the support staff closing moments of the 3rd. but his play this highlight miss by clay ends up with a nice little poster dunk from jonathan kuminga. if you don't get a body on him, he's going put you on a poster 18 7

from coming stretch about a cherry on top. klay thompson coming off 3 of those. 28 points for klay warriors win one 13, 92. they're back in action this evening. taking orlando magic. all right. that's a look at sports. all right. from basketball to football now, niners owner jed york says the organization may to >> mistake drafted trey lance, but they also say property was a blessing in disguise because the fact that he was the last pick in the draft a few years ago means that they were able to. pay him exactly that. salary and yet get a quarterback that can take the team to the super bowl like they did last year and that allowed yeah, because they're saving so much money on him. they can really build out the roster around him, although that won't be the case next year because after that season brought due for a contract renegotiation, it's going to be private. but they didn't know when they drafted him. as you know, mister irrelevant.

that is going to be 11. here's just talking about it. >> just have to say know, it's what the market is great, it's not rock is going to ask for something that no one has ever asked work i mean, players making over 40 million dollars quarterback right now. i whether i like it or not, that's what the market is. and you have to accept the reality of the world. and to me, quarterback is most important position not to support all in all sports. those guys should >> all right, 10 52 is the time it's going to be citing what happens next year with the forty-niners. we'll see what happens with the draft and everything else between now the start of the season. now the start of the season. we'll be right back.

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>> how much time to head out here for the morning on the kron. morning news. before we go, let's check in with jessica wills and see what's coming up on live in the bay today. i just hey, good morning, daria. coming up today on live in the bay, the 3rd finalists from our remarkable women series is joining us in studio. we learn how she's making a difference, helping our elderly community with southwest community corporation. >> then it's women's history month and are celebrating local female entrepreneurs. we have some of our favorite things. you can get originating right here in the bay area. plus, it's the 46th anniversary of carne of all san francisco. we get the details on this spectacular event. the whole family can enjoy and as always want to hear it. you have to say about our question today. go ahead and scan that qr qr code there on your screen today. we want to know in honor of world theater day. what is one your

favorite theater plays? let us know and your answer could be read live today on the show at 01:00pm right here on kron 4, daria. okay. thanks a lot. just thank >> ok, final story today. we've got a team of paleontologists from switzerland discovered a new species of fresh water dolphin in the peruvian amazon. the new species believed to been around between 16 24 million years ago. think, yeah, i think the dolphins body measured at least 11 feet. oh, my this is the monster. yeah, it's it's than all dolphins today. wow would be so cool breeze, so old that will be just that think that are looking at a nice day. well, for the next couple of hours here. except more and more ahead of us in really rainy this evening. >> tomorrow, things out a bit. and then a really rainy day friday. you want to stall the text you from the different

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