>> right now on the kron, 4 morning news, pacifica police shoot and kill a woman after they say she shot person inside of their home. have the latest on the investigation. it's opening day for major league baseball and thousands of oakland a's fans are expected protest the season opener. going to tell you why. and a fast food wage hike is coming to workers in california next week. but some businesses are exempt from those employees aren't too happy about. >> from the bay local news station, you're watching on morning team. >> thanks for joining us. and aria, along with our future billionaire james, a lot although, yeah, just me tomorrow. right now we're all we are. and we've got lots to talk about weather-wise. some

changes in stores rain working on some new. we've got some positive news today. the brown girl collective summit happening this weekend. the founder, linda knees. she's going to be hosting this and they're going to empowering black and brown women in the one of the stories will fall and we're also fund the weather because it's changing again. yes, definitely lots of changes tomorrow in particular, going to be a very rainy >> bring the rain jackets and i would keep them with you today, even though the skies are kind of elusive league clear right now, we are going to clear out even more so for some areas further south in the bay that have been pretty wet so far throughout the morning. you can see that we do have snow up in the sierra nevada and some heavy rain that just made its way through the central valley bay area has been comparatively quiet. but we do have this line of showers have been talking about that started out in the pacific, moved on over the peninsula and is now dropping further towards san jose milpitas just a little pocket of heavy rainfall out there around the grade overall today

is actually going to be quiet in pretty clear for most of us. but we're not necessarily entirely that way with the chance of a pop-up shower later on. so be ready to go at any time with some rainfall. now temperatures are in the low to mid 50's right now. we will reach the low 60's by the latter half of the day today. isolated showers continuing mostly into the early afternoon with a nice dry evening before our rainiest day tomorrow, which get to in your full forecast. back to you. baseball weather, i guess cause it is opening day for baseball. fans says and cisco giants are starting on the road. the a's are starting at home, but we all know they won't be home in oakland for a and that has a number of fans a bit upset and they're going to be hosting not only a protest, but a boycott to. we've got crawford's michael thomas live in oakland with the story of michael. >> hey, good morning, everyone. that sun came out, right? as i got on screen right just that. lots of baseball happening on opening day here in 2024. but here in oakland, there's going to be a

lot of boycotting. and that's because just as jari and james mentioned, they want the a's to stay in oakland. so this year the are going to be boycotting by packing out the parking lot rather than the actual stadium. but the a's say, well, you can do that. we're not going open up those parking lot gates until 2 hours before the game. last year over 25,000 fans showed up to the oakland coliseum on opening day to pack it out as a reverse boycott for the team's pending move to las vegas. >> and this year, organizers from the last dive and the oakland 68 plan to boycott by having a block party in parking lot, which normally opens up for hours before the game. but the oakland a's decided this year the parking lot gates won't open up until 2 hours before the game, which is 5 o'clock rush hour. organizers like brian, tell me this doesn't come as a surprise anticipated. >> and there do something right to try to thwart the efforts, the boycott and what better way to do so than the opening gate just prior to the game. only 2 hours before, you know, it's funny because they've never done that

before. oakland city officials have publicly asked the oakland a's to open up the gates earlier as the major traffic jam at the coliseum, which is near 8.80. >> could be a safety concern. not to mention singer-songwriter kesha. kohl's also hosting a concert at the arena next store. thousands upon thousands of cars trying to get in the stadium all at the same time. >> it's it's going to be a huge public safety risk at this time. we hope that the a's and we are days to open it sooner. officials from the a's have yet to make any changes regarding the gate times opening and boycott organizers say all their social media request for a time change have been ignored. >> now back out here live, we did reach out to the a's and their media officials. we have not heard anything back as of yet. so the best thing i can tell you is if you're heading over towards that area next to the colosseum, at 5 o'clock expect a lot of delays. they just lastly, this could be a chance for the opd floyd mitchell to actually show us, you know how he deals with these large events because from my understanding, they're expecting thousands of cars to

be lined up outside the coliseum. back to you guys. live in the studio, ok? well, thanks, michael. and speaking of the new chief in oakland, take a look. >> it is my honor to introduce to you. our new top police officer, chief floyd mitchell. >> and with that oakland mayor sheng thao formally introduce the man who she handpicked to be the city's new police chief floyd mitchell. we spoke yesterday about his plans to build public trust and create a safer community. >> just really going to be me getting my getting here, getting on the ground and getting out to me. everyone here getting to know who my council members are getting to know the police department and where we can get better and how we go about getting better. you want to make oakland police department be the employer of choice for the bay area. you want your officers know that they're going to be supported. and and that you're going to take care of them both from a benefit

standpoint. but you're also going to see them as a person. >> well, among his top priorities is getting crime down. we know that continues to plague oakland and the police department is still under control of that federal monitor because of the writers case for more than 20 years ago where officers were caught planting evidence. mitchell says putting changes in place to get out from underneath that federal monitor is going to be key. >> job is to continue to do the work to satisfy those requirements. i'm going to sit down with the monitor and identify specifically what we need to do and how we need to do it to get to the end of road. >> mitchell swearing-in date is set for sometime in the next 30 days. we'll let you know when the exact date is picked. >> it's 10, 0, 5. and we're following breaking news out of san jose where a man was hit and killed by a car northbound 101 near the oakland road off-ramp. but the call came in around 03:30am, in the morning

today. that person who was killed, they were walking on the road, died at the scene. the driver did pull over and is cooperating with the police as they investigate lanes were shut down for a few hours. as we covered here on the kron. 4 morning news earlier right now, those lanes are open. >> alright, elsewhere in the south bay, san jose's alum rock school district is now facing some pretty serious money problems and that could cause some schools have to close leaving students in limbo. kron four's will tran has more from san jose. the alum rock union school district is a lot like a lot of people out there. they can't pay their bills simply because they're not making enough money. >> so they are facing a 20.8 million dollar budget deficit for the next school year. don't worry if your kids are in school this year. we're talking about 1000 kids within this school district. you're not going to be affected were talking about next school year because they don't have the money to pay all their bills. they're not getting as much money coming from that state

from the federals as well as local officials to make that budget gap clothes. so they have to make tough decisions like a lot of people out there and those tough decisions could impact staff and students as well as driving around. all explain that in just a few moments. but in the meantime, take a look at your screen. these are some of the options on the table, including hiring freeze for about 48 people. freezing benefits, services and then worst-case scenario. they're also possibly contemplating closing schools. what does that mean? sometimes you could live very close to the school for your kids. but if that school closes and they have not said that they will or which ones. but if that school closes, that means you'll have to drive further to another school. just a drop off your kids. we're talking kindergarten through 8th grade. so right now they still

have to think about this. they have a couple of months before they come up with the final presentation in june. well, lots going on simply because they are not pulling in the money that they used to. and if they cannot make it work, then the santa clara county board of education will step in and they ultimately will have to make that decision. back to >> people worry we have no power over our future. but i that's why i'm running for governor. we have the breadth and the power to make california out of for all of us again. >> that's former state controller betty yee. now joining the governor's race in california. she posted that video there announcing her bid for the state's highest office in 2026. she spent nearly 40 years in public service and some of that as the state budget director shin now %oins a list of candidates includes the lieutenant governor eleni kounalakis state superintendent tony thurmond and state senator tony atkins. as we know, governor gavin newsom is currently serving his final term.

>> it's 10, 0, 9, and this weekend the brown girl collective a nonprofit group is set to host a groundbreaking event in san francisco. that's right. they are in partnership with the city of san francisco in the african american arts and cultural complex and we've got rain. harvey here in the studio to talk more about that here, anna oranges. that's right. so the brown girl collective summit 2024 aims to empower and uplift brown women in business. that event is scheduled for this weekend. like you mentioned, march 30th. now the summit promises a day of intentional networking empowerment, transformative discussions. founder, london east is excited to bring together brown women from diverse backgrounds under the theme building, branding and business. helen was also a grant recipient from the city of san francisco, all in collaboration with the african american art cultural complex for the brown girl collective summit founder glenn tells kron 4 the summit is more than just an event. she says it's a movement to empower brown women to rise and drive.

>> black women, as we know is one of the sectors of entrepreneurial so sometimes we're going through that journey always have people that i want to guide us that are willing to resources for very seldom. do we find people that look like and so the goal in this summit is to create an atmosphere, oakland and open a while. adore well, we can not only i look in the faces of women that look like but those women also encourage us and to go further than where we are today. >> now the event is going to have the african american arts and cultural complex in san francisco. so sponsorship opportunities are available to help offset costs and provide financial support to those who want 10. if you want to get a ticket, you can get that right now. you can find that the brown girl collective dot r s v fy dot com. we'll also put a link on our website at kron 4 dot com. all let's send it back to you both alright, 10

11 is the time. and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news ftx founder and bay area native sam bankman-fried has been sentenced in his role in the cryptocurrency fraud. will have that in a moment. >> plus, a family continues mourning the loss of a man who was shot and killed at a playground 2 years ago in san francisco. police are still trying to figure out who did it.

>> san francisco is ready for the boss. they just rename the street outside of the chase center has long bruce

springsteen and the e street band i because some simple, you know, all all of the e-street skew behind. james, where were you anyway? the bosses perform to put this off. but its chase center tonight and sunday sold out by a long shot. i know when you put up my brothers going, but you know what? we a terrible rather i'm not going to not know. is that enough for because precinct got sick. he had this peptic ulcer thing going on. and so now he's going to do a show about that. well, and here's some more known what i want his weather. the weather is going to be fine for those that are driving out to the chase ended this weekend. john, i know we'll be singing in the rain for some of us. i know tomorrow will be for sure. but >> after that, this forecast does show signs of a lot of improvement with increasingly clear conditions and eventually some pretty warm conditions towards the middle of next week. right now, san jose, you have gotten a whole lot more overcast these past few minutes. it was nice and bright there. but that storm system is rolling just year

north. and that is resulting in some spots of heavier rainfall, particularly right pete us up through currently. also some showers on 2.81, o 1 there at the south end of the peninsula. most of us are actually looking at quite a lot of sunshine. but for those of you a little bit further southward, this is what you're looking at right on the edge of the screen, just south of milpitas. some of our heaviest of rainfall. they're just along 80. so do slow it down a little bit. give yourself that extra time as you're driving on the east bay shoreline. now, futurecast does show the potential of isolated pop-up showers later on today, mostly into the early afternoon for portions of the car keen as out into the inland east bay. these will be moving in a southeasterly direction. so if you do see some of those dark clouds in the distance and you're further inland, it's probably heading your direction now. we will dry out generally calm down towards the tail end of the day. staying dry overnight tonight and tell resurgence of moisture tomorrow and tomorrow is going to be the very rainiest day of this forecast

with some heavy pockets of rain pushing through, especially tomorrow afternoon here at 03:15pm. you see those areas of yellow, orange and red indicating heavy rainfall and it's not just the rain but also some strong winds moving through along with it tomorrow as we move into saturday, pockets of rainfall, thunderstorm activity is possible. it's just unsettled on saturday. at times you'll see some sunshine other times. you could find yourself under some heavier rainfall. future cast of rainfall totals is showing anywhere between a half to it inch and a quarter of rain just tomorrow alone. we'll add up a little bit more on top of that on saturday. drying out towards sunday as we move into easter for those egg hunts out in the yard. we do have high wind advisories taking effect tomorrow for the coast as well as the east bay hills gusts as high as 60 to 70 miles per hour. so you get the picture tomorrow is a stormy one. not a data plan, too much outdoors this year is back under winter weather advisories starting tomorrow and into the start of the weekend and because of

multiple inches of snow, if not feet of snow at those higher elevations, it is still feeling like winter up there in those upper elevations and this strong low pressure responsible for it, resulting in a deep dive of cool air in the jet stream. but this all changes into next week. long range forecasts are showing a high pressure ridge building in behind it. and this is going to contribute to a nice warming trend and drying trend by the middle of next week. temperatures in the upper 50's to low 60's today tomorrow and saturday. your cooler days of the forecast will remain in those upper 50's after that we reverse course and start climbing upwards by tuesday and wednesday. there's those 70's back to you. >> thanks a lot, john. it's had 17 and in the east bay, another former employee at the federal women's prison in dublin is sentenced for sexually abusing multiple inmates making nunley of fairfield serve 6 years in federal prison. now after being convicted of multiple counts of abuse. they say they've used 5 women. he was

assigned to supervise and engage with acts with 2 women and threatened a victim with transferring her to another facility. nunnally joins 6 other former employees including the prison's former warden who've all been convicted in the scandal. well, new this morning, ftx founder and palo alto native sam bankman-fried has just been sentenced now to 25 years in prison for cryptocurrency fraud. that was one of the largest white collar crimes in american history. >> 2 short years ago, the palo alto native was a titan in the crypto industry as the ceo of ftx. but customers lost billions when he expresses exchange collapsed and last november bankman-fried was convicted fraud, conspiracy and money laundering. prosecutors say bankman-fried cost investors more than 10 billion dollars by misappropriating the money to cover his expenses which include purchasing luxury properties in the caribbean. >> it it fast. food workers are getting a wage. california's new minimum wage law kicks in next week and

that will raise the wage for fast-food workers to $20 an hour which the workers, some of them are happy about. others are nervous so that they could lose their jobs. robert nesbitt has the details. >> many workers at fast-food chains are immigrants who don't speak english. that who i spoke to say the minimum wage increase is an improvement. but what they hope to be just the start. california is home to more than 500,000 fast food workers. and starting april first minimum wage for them will raise to $20 an hour. i spoke to to spanish speaking fast-food workers in oakland about the increase, including de la vargas who works as a cook at mcdonnell's. snow. so this is going to improve. help us improve our quality of life. folks will be able to spend less time at work and more with their family. she says living paycheck to paycheck has been difficult with the previous minimum wage of $16 an hour from all the crews works at a wendy's and says she can relate to the

struggles si is defaced people. it's very difficult. both my husband and i work but he doesn't have a stable job. and so when he's not i become the head of household and 16 is not enough to pay for rent and like many fast food workers. cruz works later shift and has noticed an increase of crime at night. >> she would like to see an even bigger minimum wage increase for those who often find themselves in harm's way experienced a lot. i don't what comes to mind, but really, really scared me was saw my co-worker shot in the face with a bb and when i when i saw what happened, i to myself, what if this was a real kind, she could have died right there. and many fast food workers are already losing their jobs over the wage. increase. pizza hut and roundtable have both laid off 10,000 plus delivery drivers. >> and chipotle says it will be raising its prices to comply with the new wage law in on system right now.

>> one hour gets ca a but we do know at the next week it will more hours. and so, yes, it does for i see them also bringing in new people and that worries me, too. >> the state assembly has passed a proposal to exempt some fast food restaurants from the $20 minimum wage increase including airports, hotels, event centers, museums and theme parks reporting the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> ted. 21 right now in the east bay, $50,000 is helping the east bay spca humane advocacy programs to prevent pets from being surrendered. they say most of the money is going towards this program called the hold for home program. it's a crisis boarding program for pets whose owners are experiencing short-term crises. the goal is to give the pet owners time so they can get back on their feet and eventually reunite them with their pet, no matter what their financial situation

is. the humane advocacy group says that they can hold the pets for 4 weeks and then act as the pets case manager and till the owner and animal can be reunited. >> time now is 10. 22 coming up on the kron 4 morning news caltrain is saying goodbye to the old and hello to the new. we're going to tell you about the improvements they're making to the fleet.

>> his 10, 25 and in the south bay, a 3rd person has been arrested, accused of copper wire theft from the stations in san jose earlier this

month, there were 3 people who stole 20 feet of copper wire at about $10,000 in value. 2 people were arrested the day it happened. santa clara county sheriff's deputies then arrested 55 year-old michael reed year. a long list of charges including grand theft, vandalism and possessing a stolen vehicle. benicia city leaders are working on a way to reduce the accidental release of hazardous chemicals into the air from factories. they want residents to help create a law that would help with this. and they're inviting residents to fill out a survey. you just go to engage benicia dot com. well, caltrain has retired more than a dozen of its old diesel cars over the weekend. all in the name of progress. >> the agency moved 32 of its old passenger cars from its san jose and san francisco railyards to its storage facility in petaluma. the retired cars debuted back in 1985. and we're only finally taken out of service last year. they'll be replaced with

new electric train cars, which is all part of caltrans new electrification project. so starting this fall, caltrain will operate. 23 new electric trains each with 7 cars. well, happening right now, subaru is recalling more than 118,000 of its cars. that recall cites a potential issue with the deployment of air bags during a crash. it also lists certain outback and legacy vehicles that were manufactured between 2020 2022. vehicle owners should soon be offered a fix for free from their local super dealer. so keep an eye out for that. >> time now is 10, 26. and next on the kron, 4 morning news, the family of 2 people were killed are concerned that the district attorney in the east bay is not handling the case the way they want. we'll take a look at what have an take a look at what have an is

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>> kind has 10. 29. and we're looking at the weather a little break today and then more rain tomorrow. yeah. so the forecast is a bit up in the air. we've got john keeping it firmly in our minds. what's happening this week. and good morning got quite a lot of variety ahead of us. that's for sure. today is a bit of a breather for most of us anyways from the rainfall we saw last night and >> additional rainfall, the heaviest of it that we're actually going to see on our way tomorrow. this is what we've got right about the golden gate bridge right now. some peeks of sunshine, but also in there, a lot of cloud cover that is still moving across the region. and in some cases, those clouds have resulted in some isolated showers. we saw some heavy rain on the peninsula over the past couple of hours coming down for you now. but activity starting to increase for the

south bay as that line of showers just moves a little bit further inland and southward. so mountain view down through those gatos over to san jose and up into the east bay hills, all looking at some areas of rain altamont pass. also looking at a little bit of that shower activity right now, too. now we will be seeing mostly dry skies today, actually for the majority of the bay area. some of us will go all the way through the day without seeing a single drop while others. do you expect to see a few showers here? and there i bring the rain jacket with you. if you're heading out tonight, we will see fairly dry evening. this is before tomorrow brings the most widespread and heavy rainfall that will see in this forecast. back to you. thank you, john. it's 10, 30 and a former alameda county deputy accused of killing. >> a married couple back in september of 2022. made a court appearance and now the family of the victims are putting pressure on alameda county's district attorney. we have kron four's gayle ong to explain why. >> the man accused of this double murder. devon williams

is facing a 50 years to life if convicted and sentenced of all charges. judge dismissed assistant district attorneys oral motion to dismiss enhancements at this time. but the judge did say the da can make a motion for that same request after this hearing, court appearance was a preliminary hearing for the judge to determine whether defendant will be held over to face the murder charges. williams is a former alameda county deputy. he is accused of killing a married couple back in september 2022. police say williams shot the married woman. he was dating and her husband at the time. it happened in the couple's home in dublin. officers say he went on the run for a few hours but eventually surrendered the family of maria and suntran gathered outside court here to put pressure on the da. here is reaction from maria tran sister about the judge denied a motion to dismiss enhancements. >> the judges, it's good. he knows about the case in u.s.

history, but he he knows to be doing the right thing. and i said i'm extremely grateful for what he has done. but is now up to be a price to do the right thing and to bring justice to our family and the community. >> the next court appearance will take place thursday afternoon. the family of the victims say they will be back here to put pressure on the d a reporting from dublin gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> 10 32 is the time. another big story today. san francisco police now offering a quarter of a million dollars for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person behind a deadly playground shooting. it happened in april of 2022. out of the alice chalmers playground in the city's crocker, amazon neighborhood. investigators say the victims were playing basketball when at least 2 people in a car opened fire on them, killing 20 year-old kai ron carlson. and 22 year-old brandon alexander cheese. 2 other people were wounded. police say the getaway car was described him simplyoas a silver honda accord. >> it's 10 33 in on the

peninsula. quiet bay-area beach community was rattled by gunfire yesterday pacifica. police say they were forced to kill a mother after she shot her adult son kron four's. dan thorn has the story. >> that investigation is underway in pacifica after a tragedy between a mother and her son. police say a man called 9-1-1 wednesday morning and said he was shot by his mom in their home. officers rushed to the apartment francisco boulevard and encountered the mother who they say was trying to drive away. police say the woman then pointed a gun at them officer opened fire and killed her ice heard >> bunch of gunshots. i think over at least half a dozen neighbors sua says at first she thought the sound was firecrackers. >> but after learning about what happened, she was dumbfounded she shot her son trying to kill him. >> i'm sorry for her. but something. something's wrong

with her. you your child. >> investigators say the son was found with one gunshot wound and was later taken to the hospital. he is expected to be okay. neighbors tell us they've lived in this quiet beach town for a long time and have never heard of anything like any time somebody dies. it's sad, right? just don't see. that's pretty. >> i mean, i feel safe up to the beach every day and >> pacifica police say none of their officers were injured. and so far no names have been released. it's also unclear what happened between this mother and son before the shooting in pacifica. dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> it's 10, 30 for an active shooter. drills are a part of everyday life now in schools across california as a preparations are needed just in case there's an emergency. but some lawmakers are looking at whether that's more harm than good. as far as the students, mental health, there's a new bill that would

help schools district to set clear standards on how the drills are conducted. >> had 2 kids in elementary school myself. we need to make sure that we're looking for security gaps are other ways to keep our community safe. should do a better job, really setting some parameters around active shooter drills so that they're not doing more harm than good. and the bill would ensure that the school community is told beforehand if it's a drill or, you know, the real thing because some students say that doesn't always happen. >> they have no idea that it's just a drill and they feel, you know, frightened because of that. also, there would mental health resources on campus that everyone staff and the students would know about. >> also for your health this morning, we're in county. officials are warning about a rise in hoping cough, they say since december the county has seen almost 100 cases and many of those are coming from high school students. a physician at kaiser permanente, sandra fell tells us the testing. it's really the key.

>> that turnaround time and testing is about one day or maybe 2 days. and that's really the gold standard for making the diagnosis. and now with the cluster that we're seeing, i think it is very important that if you have ttose symptoms that we get tested. >> the cdc is warning parents make sure your kids are up to date on all of their vaccines. >> time now is 10 nonprofit is petitioning to restore a historic train station that has been abandoned in west oakland, the oakland heritage alliance is working to persuade the developer that owns at citi ventures to keep the 16th street station and 2 rehab it and make it a special feature. citi ventures bought the station and the land and they were planning to build 90 homes. the non-profit says that right now the rehabilitation of the station is in part of their plans. the station was damaged in the 89 loma prieta earthquake and

it's been neglected for years. and the nonprofit is hoping that their petition we'll get this back in talks and the developer. my consider what to do. >> 10 37 times at kron. 4 is your local election headquarters and we are profiling now. the top challengers in the san francisco mayoral race this morning. we're taking a look at the candidate who once sat in the mayor said himself for 6 months. kron 4 stephanie lin sat down with mark farrell over the past 5 years. i've seen our city crumbled candidate mark farrell, not mincing words over the problems he says are plaguing san francisco. san francisco used be the greatest place in the world to raise family. >> today is not the same. people do not feel safe in their own neighborhoods, let alone downtown the conditions of our streets have never been worse. and our local economy has suffered as a result. you know, we are now the of jokes across our country. and that should not be the case. the venture capitalist stepping back into the ring. >> with city politics where he previously served for 8 years

first as district 2 supervisor, which includes the marina pacific heights, presidio heights and north of the panhandle. and serving 6 months as mayor after the death of ed lee and 2017. a key point farrell says that sets him apart from the competition. we don't have time for someone to come learn on the job. we need someone's going hit the ground running on day one. if you are elected mayor, what do you plan to accomplish in your first 30 days? i do believe we need a new police chief. we have lost budget dollars and we can't recruit police officers. so we need a change in leadership promoting what he describes as a 0 tolerance policy on crime while promising to shield the city's public safety services from budget cuts. my budget plan. >> this year, include the addition of 250 new officers. we need to recruit additional officers transfer officers. we need to bring reppert hard officers. >> we also need to flood our police academy with new classes. then we start to get

to work on local economic issues. i fully believe we need. we need to use tax incentives to bring employers back to the downtown core. my background includes over 20 years in the private sector. i know what it is to make payroll. i know what it is to see. companies do well and suffer. adding he'll clear all tent encampments in the city within a year as mayor before. >> i took out all over large tent encampments within 6 months. if elected mayor again, i will do it again. i asked, carol, if he's in favor of encampment sweeps, given the city's ongoing legal battles, i would characterize sweeps. we treat these individuals with respect with compassion. we offer them shelter and housing. but if they refused our offer services, we will not make it convenient for them. no one is getting better by sleeping in tents and night on the streets of san francisco. this has to stop. this challenge are coming out of the gates swinging. look, san francisco is suffering and what we don't have is any vision out of city hall right now. so as mayor london breed fit to be mayor in 2025, yes or no, no. mayor

breed has a great personal story. no doubt about that. but right now, she also has a track record. 6 years of failed leadership inside of city hall. san francisco needs a reboot in san francisco. stephanie lin kron. 4 news. 10, 40 right now. and today is a special day for conde for his very own pam moore. >> she's being honored at the powerful women of the bay awards in oakland. these awards show case powerful bay area women because it's women's history month. and pam moore is a powerful, woman. i mean, she's been working for kron for 32 years, even though she retired, she still were special projects. we're showing you some of the amazing stuff that she has done over her years as a reporter and anchor here on kron 4. she has won countless awards. even our studio is named in her honor we want to wish pam well and say congratulations. i love the current picture juxtapose with video. so great deal hairdo.

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get to that billion dollar mark before they're already was the billion-plus james enough win that somebody in new jersey did. but that's okay. my time will come when it will come this weekend. that's right. as i'm sure everybody who plays the lottery is going expect the wind as well. more than 900 million dollars, almost a billion dollars for the powerball by this week isn't a saturday the so by then will be a bill, a then you won't be here. all the office full monday. all john and i won't be here. this is sally. all know. i'll do the weather, john, just give you a little your bubble, though, throw so but hey, today, a lot of us are in the bubble that is staying dry. some of us, though. >> not so lucky today. you are going to be looking at some spotty showers well into the afternoon. so my encouragement, he is even if you're looking at some sunshine up above right now, be ready to go with those rain jackets all day long today there's san francisco somewhere in there. you can see it peeking through some of the low clouds here from mount tam. still plenty of unsettled

weather to our north. this energy is going to shift our direction gradually through the day today. and what we've seen in the south bay is certainly indicator of that. in fact, we do have a little upward movement of air going on right now around those scattered owes. that's that potential storm building that we usually see on days that you could see a thunderstorm. so we're seeing a little bit of that occurring already right along highway. 85, you're traveling in that area. watch for a few heavy pockets of rain fall. most of us are going to come out of the day without a single drop of water. but some of us we'll see some isolated heavy downpours, including across san pablo bay on over to the as and inland east bay. all these areas seeing that chance of an isolated east bay thunderstorm developing future cast does show rather dry conditions overnight tonight before tomorrow gets here, along with our most prolonged and heavy rainfall of this forecast tomorrow starts with some light to moderate showers. but by the middle of the day, our strongest winds accompanied by some pretty heavy rain. here's around 3, 04:00pm, to 05:00pm tomorrow,

right in the middle of your drive home from work or the start of your weekend. and we will be seeing some heavy rain and there are some really strong winds, too. unsettled weather continues through saturday with an opportunity of an isolated thunderstorm as we do move into the middle of the weekend, eventually drying out by sunday. now tomorrow's rainfall anywhere from a half to an inch and a quarter. we're going to add more on top of that into saturday and we're going to come out of the march with a little bit more energy for sure. we started the month. if you remember a few weeks back with the storm and we're ending it the same way winds will be exceptionally windy at the coastline as well as in the east bay hills, 60 to 70 miles per hour. peak gust tomorrow, especially during the afternoon as for the sierra not to be forgotten. we do have a winter weather advisory going into effect multiple feet of snowfall still expected for those upper elevations. we already saw some snow last night. we're going to keep that momentum going. if you're heading up to the sierra, watch your travels on friday and expect delays. all this has to do with this

very strong, low pressure area diving in across the region. keeping us cool and unsettled over the next few days. but soon to be replaced by a building high pressure ridge that makes its way in next week and comes along with much drier, comfortable and warmer weather temps today in the upper 50's to low 60's tomorrow and saturday are cooler days of the forecast in the upper 50's. after that, it's all uphill with temps climbing back to the 60's and even low 70's by tuesday and wednesday, james. >> thank you, john. 10. 47 is a time and tenants in alameda county now protesting a new renter protection ordinance because they say it doesn't protect all renters. the new just cause law prevents landlords from evicting a tenant without cause. if they've lived in the property for a year or more. but people yesterday's rally say the law leaves out residents who live in unincorporated areas like the eating area. >> are people in the streets are people are those who are becoming addicted and why becoming homeless. so we need

these. we need these protections and we need this now. >> renters in the eden area have no local tenant protections. they're solely reliant on state law. and the group claims that that is rarely enforced in the county. >> it's 10. 48 and you remember the 2 brothers attacked by a mountain lion just happened over the weekend in the small town east of sacramento. and they took measures to scare off the big did the right thing. that's what the officials are saying. still, though. >> in the extremely rare instances where you do encounter a mountain lion kron four's philippe recall has more on what you need to do. >> for the 3rd time in a year and a half, ryan mooney surveillance cameras captured a mountain lion passing through his property in the martinez hills. the most recent spotted march. 11th fitting given incredible pass. mooney knows cougars are around, but fortunately has never come face to face with one. and after learning of the recent deadly attack near sacramento, he hopes he never

does. currently. i think we're code sistine. okay. but it is one of those things where i don't know how the mountain lion would react. >> if we cross paths and the california department of fish and wildlife confirms through statements from the victims family that the 2 brothers attacked by a young mountain lion over the weekend did rely on their training by shouting aggressively standing tall and even throwing something at the big cat is trip. horrible tragedy. >> but that was not enough to prevent this. not line from attacking the 2 of fish and wildlife estimates. the state's mountain lion population is between 4,006 1000. this weekend's attack resulted in the first death in 20 years. one brother survived biologist zara mcdonald's with the field, a conservation fund and puma project says human encounters with mountain lions are rare where the attack happened because it is rural. she suspects the brothers were searching for antler sheds near a sleeping lion and it was spooked. she says you are

less likely to come across a big cat in the bay area because they are used to us and do whatever they can to stay away. are the urban wild land interface. so we are. >> right at the urban edge lions that navigate. >> this edge are extremely vigilant. and, you know, avoided of humans. they go out of their way to avoid humans. and if you about all of the people living in and around the bay area and los angeles, these large urban areas, lions are amazing at avoiding us. if you do come across an aggressive one, mcdonald says fight back. >> for the lions, eyes and nose to hopefully disorient the animal and eventually retreat. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> 10 51 is the time and take a look at this. you might have seen these mysterious sea creatures around the bay. maybe next time you go to the catch a glimpse of one. they're called villella also

known as by the wind, a sailor is because of that interesting structure they have on their back. a lot of them have been spotted at beaches around the bay area recently. but it looks like jellyfish. it doesn't only staying with a sale. yeah, it's kind of interesting. big they can sting. you see do want to avoid it. a void touching them. although experts say that generally they're not too dangerous. >> that's just good rule of thumb for anything morrow led wildlife be while that's you know what? i try to teach my kids and tell everyone they can cause some skin irritation. it's pretty mild. but, you know, don't want get too close to for people in sensitive skin. generally, you know, you want to keep your pets clear of him to because you never know what will happen if if they ingest them. so just look at him, take some they're really, really cool for sure. >> they are pretty cool to look at again. they get their nickname that by the wind sailors because of that saleh's structure. they really can't move aside from which way the wind blows them. so

it's kind of interesting to see them when they're around. >> 52 right now after winning their first match on the road, the bay area's new women's professional soccer team bay fc is playing their first home game this saturday. the tickets for the match against the houston dash at paypal park already sold out. if you're lucky enough to be able to go well, the parking lots there thinking you're going to quickly fill up. so they're encouraging fans to take part caltrain or use a rideshare to get there. the first 5,000 fans through the gate, get a pen and then there's going to be a fan fest area inside the stadium to make it extra fun 10. 52 is the time and we'll 10. 52 is the time and we'll be right back. frizz. dryness. breakage. new dove 10-in-1 serum hair mask

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>> it is 10. 55. and as we're wrapping it up here on the kron 4 morning news, let's head upstairs. check in with jessica wills and find out what's coming up today. >> live in the bay. hs. hey, good morning, james. coming up today on live in the bay, it's time to reorganize and he'll we learn how home organization can bring the fun with this simplified life. then springtime is the best time to brief ash, our family habits, the easy steps you can add to your routine and improve the family's health. plus, the nonprofit that is based on coach wooden's pyramid of success. we chat with the founder on how she's helping kids achieve their personal best in life. and as always, we want to hear what you have to say about our question of the day. go ahead and scan a qr code there. we want to know what is the best food that comes on a stick. let us know your answer could be read live today on the show at 01:00pm right here on kron 4, james. that's a good question.

>> anything i can fit my mouth would be that so many things that the fair you've i had a hot dog that was inside of a potato that was all deep fried ic delicious. i'm not pass them thanks, jazz. think oh, my all right. are you looking for the perfect food? >> maybe artificial intelligence can help. researchers in london developed an algorithm and they put them into different groups. exciting dogs, anxious dogs and reactive dogs. and they're hoping i can help you get the right kind of dog when the dust circles, one that runs tonight when it just in reaction was either pretty easy. you know, they're wonderful, but you do have to take him out in the rain. that's what dog, you know graham does not like to go outside the re out. but just time it right today or tomorrow tomorrow is a rough one. tomorrow lightest of rain is going to be the morning. the afternoon is when it's going to come down. really have to really strong still

digging. the easter forecast looking at a live look at like if you back here tomorrow, right?

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