on the kron 4 morning news sunday service is on the stabbing in san francisco. >> we'll talk more about that. and a debt will washed ashore on alameda beach. now experts figure out how it died. supreme court justices agreed to hear arguments today on whether local governments, punish homeless people for camping in public spaces.

>> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning far. well, good monday morning. thank you for waking up with this bright and early for the kron. morning news. >> today's april 22nd. i'm reyna harvey. all right. well, saw a lot of you this weekend enjoying the sun. basking in it all, taking it all in the next few days is mostly nice ones. i think john, just not as warm as the weekend. we still on par here? yeah. today we're doing a repeat after this. we started nice. little cool down. we're going to be back in the 60's and are very warmest by the middle to end of the week. so huge switch up just around the corner where we're sitting today, though, we will tap into that cool coastal breeze right along the golden gate. as you can see right there. little hint of fog out that direction. >> that coastal breeze is going to keep our coastal areas in the 60's inland areas, though and are nothing but sunshine this afternoon are going to have a chance to warm up quite noticeably another day of some low 80's ahead of us for a lot of us.

temperatures currently are in the 40's to 50's couple of low 60's out towards pittsburgh. right at 60 degrees. so a fairly mild morning. go ahead. throw that light jacket on. get that ready to go later on today, though, shorts and t-shirts again for bayshore in inland areas while coastal areas definitely starting to see that cool down. i'll give your full breakdown of all the changes in store this week. all still to come, michael thomas in for the roads this morning. michael, what's going on out there? >> good morning, everyone. well, everything seems to be running smoothly on this monday morning. you can see lots of green taking a look at some drive times for those who may be hitting the road this early monday morning. right now, crockett to the may 16 minutes walnut creek to 5, 8, 11 minutes. castro valley to the maids. 14 minutes, stanley and route to the maze 10 minutes. so not too bad. taking a look at our bridges this morning. you can see the bay bridge, a seven-minute commute from the maze over to fremont street. those metering lights are not on quite yet,

but they will be within the next hour. san mateo bridge right now, a 13 minute commute on to the peninsula. not bad traffic flowing there. taking a look at the richmond, sandra fell bridge seven-minute commute and looks like there's only one car there this morning. so that is very well and taking a look at the golden gate bridge. you can see it's a 20 minute commute from the north bay into the city. coming up, we'll talk about some drive times and take a look at some problematic areas that we may be seeing some delays rain. i'll send it back to you. all right, michael, thank you. >> well, san francisco, north beach neighborhood pretty shaken up by a stabbing. this happened right outside iconic church. so witnesses say the victim was attending a service saint peter's and talk at the church with a knife wielding man attacked him well for saracens and has that story. >> a scary sunday in san francisco's north beach, a person stabbed in front of the iconic saints. peter and paul catholic church during service. video from the citizen app shows emergency crews rushing to help the victim kron. 4 confirmed the

man is a churchgoer. someone who works at saints. peter and paul says a homeless man was disrupting the sunday service. and when asked to leave, he got physical and the homeless man then pulled out a knife and a parishioner outside the church. i saw him. >> this guy being pinned down. and that's when we heard he got stabbed. so meant top of steps of the looking out and all of us and i go, oh, my the frightening scene played out on filbert street around one in the afternoon. the victim was later taken to the hospital that we're just going just pray and see what happens. police say they arrested a man who witnesses identified as the attacker. >> the church worker says it scares them to know that the man was armed while inside the church. we didn't know we had a knife. he could have done something here. so this happened in supervisor. aaron peskin is district reached out to me, says he's aware of the stabbing. >> and he's in contact with

police. he also tells me the victim is recovering and expected to be okay. i'm sara stinson reporting in north beach. back to you. >> all right. we'll take a look at this as a new video shows a person attacking the waymo driver of this car in the city so this is right in the area of market and dolores street on saturday night video shows a person kicking in the wind standing on the car's hood. the person seen sitting down on that smashed in windshield. it's unclear why the person did reached out to sfpd and waymo for more information about work on and we still haven't heard back yet. okay. this is actually the second time waymo was trashed right here in the city. 14 year-old is charged setting this waymo car on fire in february. police say crowds may graffiti on the driver's car, vocal window to fireworks in that car. there were no passengers inside and thankfully nobody was hurt.

all of the east bay street takeover in oakland and when a motorcyclist injured motorbikes and over bellevue and grand avenues a little after 1 o'clock yesterday. police say several dirt bikes drove through that area causing a safety hazard. everybody on the scene. police say the motorcyclist said to be taken to the hospital after colliding with a car 50 more mike's ross seen circling right around lake merritt. some riding on the sidewalk and even driving in the opposite direction of traffic. how a shooting right along oakland's hegenberger corridor sent one person to the hospital. this happened sunday afternoon. police were called to the area right near raising canes and the now closed in and out to investigate reports of a shooting that happened just before 2. this is video of the scene of the citizens at police say they found evidence of a shooting. they could not find anybody who might have been involved. short time later, a call came in from the hospital, notifying police. a person had been shot and took themselves

there injuries are said to be non life threatening. a great well was found. and just off the shore of alameda in san francisco bay. so right now, we don't know how it died, but we do know this is a very popular time of the year for the well species to swim up to the coast. well, for us, jack moment has that story. so normally this time of year, gray whales are seen swimming north along the california coast on their way to alaska. now has of these last few years. it's not uncommon to see a gray whale make its way inside san francisco bay. but researchers do tell me it could take some time to determine exactly how that gray whale did die. >> it's a whale that celebrated. i think just like magical creatures just could newt. he can't get enough of that. it just makes me realize like how small we are as humans and >> how they're dealing with all this. but mori point in pacifica, the mood is somber sad to hear when that

happened. a great whale, one of thousands that migrate up the pacific coast every year won't be completing its journey. it was found dead this weekend. >> up the coast of alameda. and then we received another call this morning, both flannery with the california academy of sciences says she saw the whale's carcass this morning. so far, no signs of a ship strike or being tangled in rope. we will open the whale up. >> we will look inside. it will look for signs of cause of death, whether he gray whales were dying around the world for years. only now. >> has this species started to recover? she says the reason for the whales decline with climate change, reducing the whales, food source and starving them to death. basically they weren't getting enough high quality food in the arctic during their summer feeding season. we don't know yet if that's what killed this gray whale flannery hopes the whale washed up locally and they can study it makes me sad. more whale watchers like an overhaul and half moon bay. >> want to see the whale species be healthy, especially you think a full, the hard work they've done.

>> you know, mike waking back from mexico all the way and then they end up dying a later. it says for every unfortunate will def. >> its an opportunity to learn. >> although it's unfortunate its an opportunity for us to learn and scientificall- what's going on with them and more about their population. and another silver lining. is this gray well dying in the bay? does me there are other great whales here making their way up north. and if you want to see one yourself, you have until about early may to do so. and pacific and jack moment kron, 4 news. >> well, happening today, they a far-reaching case on homelessness is scheduled to go before the u.s. supreme court. so justices are going to consider arguments on whether it's legal for local governments to punish people that are sleeping outside. well, there's no shelter space available. small rural city in southern oregon called grants pass. it's at the center of this case. if the supreme court rules in favor of the city officials there could remove encampments of unhoused

individuals. you can also continue to find ticket or even jail. someone for sleeping on the streets. so volunteers to help the homeless in grants pass say they're really eager to know how the highest court in the land. he's going to rule. >> i would say i have this situation is only escalating and we're seeing more and more people on house. and at the same time we're seeing more and more friction and frustration from community members on both sides because we've been paralyzed last 5 years waiting for the court case to be over, i guess. and while we see the problem continually growing, we're not seeing resources being added to it tops apart, making it stop. >> and there are an estimated 650,000 people experiencing homelessness here in the u.s.. governor gavin newsom hoping to draw some attention to the republican policies and they get very difficult for residents in states that have abortion bans the travel to other states for abortion care. so set to introduce a bill this week to assist women

traveling from alabama seeking abortion care. this comes as his administration blown out. the fictional video ad showing 2 women driving. they're being pulled over by an officer who demands a driver take a pregnancy test before arresting her. is calling abortion the moral issue of our time. happening today, nurses at the san francisco kaiser permanente medical center joining a statewide strike. so they're protesting what they say is unregulated ai uses in hospital practices. nurses say they want to highlight patients. safety concerns amid the industry's rushed to implement untested technology. today's protest is expected to include members of california nurses association across california strike starts at noon. still ahead from the morning news. >> san jose mayor matt mahan, promised to tackle homelessness in the city. why critics say that new proposal isn't enough. and people celebrated the opening of san

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you to know today. says police say officers seized more than 13.5 pounds of narcotics. they may 13 arrests right near united nations plaza. >> and the san francisco public library on friday, they say 5 13 arrests were for suspected possession of narcotics for sale. all the rest, either possession of controlled substances just in arrest warrants or stay away. orders. almost 4,000 are

controversies around the library. all the remaining 9 were seized during a search warrant. starting on wednesday in santa clara county, a and those 5 stations or track so we got mountain dew, wiseman, middlefield bayshore nasa moffat park station wednesday next sunday. wanted that to be time 3 last night. i'm going to start a new series once the mets tonight at 6.45, guess what? the guardians. they beat the a's. 62 yesterday is going to start a new series against the yankees this morning. first pitch is at 10. 0, 5, happening today, millions around the world. >> preparing to celebrate passover, the jewish holiday marks the liberation of the israelites from slavery in egypt. so this year passover starts after sundown. that's when family and friends are going to gather for the traditional cedar. now they'll have a second seager that's on april 23rd after nightfall, passover will be observed through april. 30th. was that

of the east bay because the east bay regional park district, they're set to get over a million dollars in federal money. a wildfire mitigation enforce work use of thin and remove vegetation. focus on dead and dying trees right in the area of jabal regional park in alameda county. the district says then a dying trees are mostly eucalyptus. they also include bay in pine trees. the money's going to come from legislation signed by president joe biden back in march. okay. out today, john. the weather is going to be a nice one for them. certainly to get all that work morning as we warm up, you know, that grass is not going to stay so green forever and things will eventually start to dry out. so it's >> definitely time to start thinking about cutting a few things. back after all that spring growth where we're at right now, we do have your view from the east bay hills looking into the bay little bit of fog towards the coastline, but the rest of us are just seeing a few clouds to start the day skies are going to clear out really nicely today. and that allows our inland areas to see yet another really warm one. well,

kuz sterile areas. still tap into that sea breeze just enough to keep the coast in the 60's. where is the rest of us really see temperatures on the rise now. today is the last day of seeing temperatures this tomorrow. we're already going to cool into the 70's. the very warm us up from the 80's today to the 70's tomorrow. and by wednesday, it's only 60's, in fact, towards the very end of this week on friday, we will be looking at the opportunity of some isolated showers across the bay area. so quite the switch up towurds the end of this week's forecast. in the meantime today, if you really like that warmth, i'm really encouraging you to take full advantage of yet another warm one today because it is not going look this way for long 70's for most of the bay shore today. a lot of low 80's further away from the water. san jose in livermore, 81 degrees today. while hayward at 76 danville up to concord in the low 80's and same from any act of vacaville benicia over to the late help. a look

ahead shows temperatures that will be cooling into the 70's come tomorrow full 10 degrees cooler already by wednesday. it's only 60's and that's the way we stay into the start of the weekend. best chance of rainfall will arrive on friday. michael. >> thanks, john. well, good morning, everyone. the time is 5.17. if you're just heading out this morning, good news. there's no major delays except for one small little area that's over in antioch area right now. some drive times antioch to concord. 23 minutes. and you're going to see some delays because there is a traffic collision right here. you can see it on your screen. so westbound lanes of 4. it's right after the willow pass road. so just keep that in mind. chp is cleaning that up already, but it may cause some residual delays overall. taking a look at those in area. if you're heading in towards crockett or using 80 things do look good. and right now drive times for westbound 80 crockett to the maze. only a 15 minute commute. once you get to that mazen, you're passing over that bay bridge. you can see right now it's an 8 minute commute in to the

city from the mains to fremont street. all great news. taking a look at drive times for those are a little bit more inland livermore to dublin. 11 minutes, dublin to fremont 14 minutes. san leandro to milpitas 20 minutes help. he dissed to sunnyvale. 6 minutes. taking a look at more drive times for those in the castro valley area. heading over to oakland, 14 minutes. san leandro to oakland, 10 minutes. san jose to cupertino. 11 minutes. a live look at that san mateo bridge up for using that to get on to the peninsula. right now. it's only a 13 minute commute. so not too bad. we don't see any major delays. a quick look over in the south bay morgan hill to san jose. 9 minutes taking a look at the 2 80's san jose to cupertino 11 minutes. and lastly taking a look at that 101 right now. it's only a 20 minute drive from san jose to menlo park rain. i'll send it back to you. all right, michael, thank you for that. >> happening today, a golden gate ferry service right between sausalito and san francisco are going to be suspended. so damage was discovered at the sausalito peer friday shutting down the

ferry until it's running in buses are going to provide to get people across the golden gate, their services, they apologize for the inconvenience. still unclear when the ferry service will resume again. sunday was the final day of the cherry blossom festival in the city featuring the grand parade. >> drummers dancers and decorative floats wind down pope and post streets. you see people lining the streets to get an icu and there were even some people cosplaying as anime and game here does here vessels over highlighting japanese culture, including food and art. this was the last festival before the peace plaza. it goes under renovation. well, a group protesting the war in gaza interrupted the parade. this is video from the citizens at the background. you can hear one person say release the hostages, referring to the israeli hostages still being held by hamas. san francisco's

infamous public toilet gets a celebration full of pipelines and fun and million valley. the rescue made headlines after the initial million dollar price tag that was replace. it was significantly less. however, for went out for the first flush that the toilet bowl. >> no, we've alleys town square taken over by a party. the event dubbed the toilet bowl and bracing the controversy around san francisco's now infamous public restroom. this kind of got world. >> famous like bathroom. people like laughing at us. so let's just laugh at ourselves and have some celebration featuring a toiletry. >> music from the american standard band and bathroom inspired acrobatics. it's so much fun get to celebrate this new bathroom. i think public restrooms are really important. i think we should have more of them. the public restroom opened up last month after controversy over its

initial 1.7 million dollar price tag. but after contributions from multiple companies, the project ended up being around $300,000. some toilet bowl attendees say they're flushed with excitement over the new bathroom. i think it's so wonderful to have a place for people to be able to relieve themselves when necessary. we all need to go and it's nice to have a place to it's just kind ridiculous and ludicrous and hilarious and fabulous all the same time. and of course, there was a line of people waiting to try it out. >> a few giving rave reviews >> 10 out of 10 with me. >> all right. well, that was dan thorn reporting. look like everybody enjoy themselves. the time is 5.42. and the police say a driver under the influence was behind the wheel of this car, smashed into a pole at a crosswalk. we'll see as police department shared this picture on social media money, folks choose a safer option. if you need to travel

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>> welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. the weekend was a nice one. hopefully a lot of you guys got outside today's supposed to be on par with yesterday, john. so i'm anticipating a lot of people outside today. yes, i think if. >> if you can get outside, enjoy a little bit of the 70's and 80's. we've got today because after this, we are going to be cooling down and cooling down quick looking outside at the golden gate bridge, a sign of what is eventually going contribute to that cool down. we've got a cool coastal breeze at the coast and that will keep our coastal areas in the 60's today. it's still a little bit of partly cloudy skies. the rest of us, though, sunshine, not like a lot of wind and that is going to allow temperatures to rise as quick as they will. right now. san jose in pittsburgh, you're sitting at 60 degrees, a pretty mild start for a lot of us. hardly even need the jacket for a few areas later on today. the jacket is the last thing you'll be thinking about with those 70's and 80's for just one more day, michael.

>> thanks, john. and good morning, everyone. happy monday. if you're heading out this morning in your in antioch, well, i've got some bad news for already starting to see some delays. you can see there's a traffic collision on westbound for its right after willow pass. so there are some lanes are blocked and you can see that congestion right now. it's a 30 minute commute from any of to concord. so just be aware of that as heading out this morning, taking a look at our bridges over the bay area. you can see bay bridge right now a 9 minute commute into the city. not too bad. those metering lights aren't on quite yet, but i expect they're going to be on in the next few minutes. the san mateo bridge, 13 minute commute over. we're actually seeing a lot more cars this morning on there than we normally do. but still a good commute. richmond, sandra fell 7 minute commute. and lastly, we've got that golden gate bridge coming in at a 19 minute commute from the north bay into the city rain. i'll send it back to you. all right, michael, thank you for that update. there. our top story this morning, the u.s. supreme court. >> they're going to hear a homeless case whether or not cities can punish people for being unhoused. bay area cities are closely watching

this case covers will tran live in san francisco with the latest on morning. will. >> reyna city hall as well as sacramento governor gavin newsom. we'll be watching it very closely because depending on how the justices rule, it will dictate how san francisco and the state of california can move forward. now, this case is being heard in about 90 minutes from now. we don't know when a ruling will come down, but both parties will be going before the justices. this case actually originated from grants. pass oregon. it's a small town in the southern border of oregon about 40,000 people. but they are bringing this case to the united states supreme court because that town they are tired of homelessness and they would like to punish homeless encampments and homeless people. now, according to advocates for homelessness, is that, you know, people who want to protect the homeless, they say that constitutes

cruel and unusual punishment that it actually sends the homeless down a rabbit hole because you're punishing them with fines. they cannot afford. and then that will ruin their credit. and when they're ready to get back on their feet and tried to front a place, they're bad credit. not to mention the mountain finds that they face will not allow them to recover. now, governor gavin newsom, he is watching this very closely because homelessness has been an issue that he has been trying to tackle for quite some time. he would like to actually see grants pass. get ruling in favor of grants pass because if that happens, then it allows the city of san francisco and other cities in california to begin enforcing laws to try to tackle homelessness. lots going on. but this all begins. reyna in about 90 minutes from now. can you imagine a small town of 40,000 people depending on what happens, will have

ramifications across the country. >> and we're all interconnected and that thank you, bill. >> ok, listen to the because jose mayor matt mahan says he would like to make resources for the unhoused of priority for the city while trying address a 50 million dollar budget shortfall. of course, jack moment dives into that issue for us. johnny mendez lives and her girlfriends the windy and warm day in san jose. mendez has been homeless for just a couple weeks. she says she works as a security guard pulling in about 1000 bucks a she's been homeless before. but this time. >> she says her hopes are shot. she says she's been rejected for voucher programs. so far we have to get really brag matter for concern comes amid the city's struggle to fill a 50 million dollar deficit in this year's budget. mayor matt mahan told the community they're going to prioritize homeless resources. you have to experiment with things that we haven't done a lot of in recent years while

at the same time focusing on reducing homeless encampments, we're going to have to experiment with safe sleeping sites may or may have says a cheaper option to get people out of an unsanctioned encampment is through illegal. what an example is when you drive down willow street by the 87 and see this encampment may have has proposed moving this one into a sanctioned encampment. there's just way too much red tape. the founder of a cop, a silicon valley and homeless advocate top lancton says unhoused people he works with are worried about the summer and what the council will end up approving. but yeah, they're worried about the safe parking the worry about. they don't want to go into congregate shelters or anything that resembles a congregate shelter like says he hopes san jose will make the possible sanction encampments area and allow people to come and go as they please not for too few but does says she would go to a sanction parking lot. >> and he's just tired of being homeless.

>> i stress. >> now all this comes as a recent audit finds that the city of san jose is not doing enough and is not being transparent. but the money that is given to them from the state of california to address its homelessness issues. now the city says this highlights a bigger statewide issue in terms of funding, but it will be up to the city and the counselors to decide how it should fund homeless programs going into this next fiscal year in downtown san jose jacmel. kron 4 news. >> well of the east bay got to the people in fremont that are without a home after a house fire. firefighters responding quickly to the home located on truman place. they say they were able to put it out in about 20 minutes. thankfully no one was hurt and no other buildings were damaged. and in the a motorcyclist died in a crash saturday afternoon. this happened on tamala spat a little road, just east of twin bridges road at around 02:30pm, early investigation

shows motorcyclist lost control, veered off the road, colliding with a fence and utility pole. they were pronounced dead at the scene. there. and that's with a t know city council approving millions. the service costs all to reduce resulted in some of the largest city cuts to city services as officials work to balance multimillion dollar deficit. so you have city officials approving a 9 million dollars production in an effort to balance a budget shortfall of about 15 million bucks. other cuts include reducing public works contracts, cutting vacant positions. they say this is going to save nearly 2 million dollars. that's it comes from a loss and apple sales taxes after an audit last year. bart is officially retiring their legacy trains. the transit

agency hosted a ceremony oakland's matt arthur station. >> over the weekend sending off the trains one last run. people got to write like the train from a causative fremont station mir in the original service. martin lighted back in 1972. write last about 45 minutes, a long 24 miles of the original section of track. and now 3 legacy cars are headed to the western railway museum into soon. making way for a new generation. nearly 700 new fleet of the future of train cars officially certified for service. well, in a coma, police arrested 3 people, including a wanted texas fugitive. so last sunday como police officers responded to reports of a black mercedes-benz. i recklessly right near several of our and sarah center. colors of the car ran 2 red lights for stopping right in the middle of the road. police arrive on a man and a woman walking away from the car. the driver still inside. do police. they were out of gas, went to get gas.

well, officers say they ran the driver's information and learn he was a wanted criminal. police say they searched the car funding animal and $1400 with a stolen clothes. they believe the stone closer from nearby stores on santa monica boulevard. they say the 2 other passengers also had warrants out for their arrest. all of them were taken into custody and booked into the san mateo county jail. was a police department officers seized over 13.5 comics and a 13 arrests near united nations plaza. the san francisco public library, 5 of the 13 arrests were for suspected possession of narcotics for sale on the rest were for either possession of controlled substances or other orders. almost 4 pounds or seized around the library. other may 9 were seized. you do a search warrant. the seizure was the latest operation as off one of the city's drug market agency coordination center. the program was launched last may aimed at dismantling drug markets in the tenderloin

south of market neighborhood. it's >> testers rallied at the dublin's women's prison friday, angry some 600 prisoners are set to be transferred to other facilities. >> news comes after officials said prison would be closing. >> it terrified the public. colleen, like it each day thinking i'm going to be transferred today. i don't know that's going to have contact with the people. i love. >> at least 8 employees are charged sexually abusing inmates at the prison in the past 3 years. lawmakers in nevada could tap into nearly 400 million dollars and taxpayer money to build the a's new stadium in las vegas. but proposal has let now to a lawsuit as kron four's. dan kerman reports days, file paperwork to get involved. >> he was in june of last year when the nevada legislature passed sb one bill earmarking

380 million dollars in public money to help pay for the a's. new baseball stadium in las vegas in february of this year. the nevada teachers union filed a lawsuit against the governor, the treasurer and the state of nevada suggesting the way sb one was written violates nevada's constitution. issue we're having. is that the vote tally was not two-thirds majority for revenue peace. >> that this funding mechanism that they structured under this bill assumes deaths from the county without that's that revenue peace involved, that the law itself, you know, doesn't mention certain populations and the county and the language is very sloppy written when it comes player in rather when it comes to assuming that that's since the initial filing, the legislature and the las vegas stadium authority have also been named in the suit. >> and while a's owner john fisher, he's the one to benefit from the public funds and sb one. the a's are not named in the suit. but this week the a's filed a motion with the court to intervene in

the case saying the athletics and affiliates have a substantial interest in sb one and will be affected if sb one is found unconstitutional without intervention, the athletics ability to protect its interests will be impaired. strong public schools will be opposing their intervention. >> we think their interests are well represented by the other defendants, many of whom were basically unregistered lobbyist for them during session. so those folks want this stadium just as much as they do a separate filing by as president dave kaval confirms financing and a development agreement for the new stadium had not been finalized. but the process is underway. >> it's unclear when the court will rule on the a's participation in this lawsuit. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> all right. still ahead of the problem morning news, millions of dollars are sent to help solve the homeless crisis across our state. will you which bay area communities are expecting to receive some of that money? we'll be right of that money? we'll be right back. don't go anywhere.

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are 4 things. you know that male stand front of a church yesterday afternoon in san francisco's north into neighborhood. we say witnesses told them a homeless man walked into the church and was removed during the service and one of the members in the man got into an altercation resulted in the church staff. shooting right along oakland's haber corridor said one person to the hospital sunday afternoon. have a right near raising canes say they found evidence of a shooting in about a victim or anyone involved. sometime later, a call came in from the hospital notified police person shot to themselves. there. law

enforcement agencies around the bay area say they are mourning the loss of a former colleague. so that was deputy told in poulter killed in the line of duty yesterday during a traffic stop boise, idaho before moving to oregon. holder was a pleasant hill police officer was also a cadet looking one of the police department graduated from the contra costa county sheriff's academy. nurses up there with cisco's kaiser permanente medical center. i join a statewide strike today. protest what they say unregulated uses in hospital practices. there's a say they want to highlight patients. safety concerns. >> amid industry's rushed to implement untested technology strike starts at noon. now. let's head over to bay area baseball tonight taking on the diamondbacks and oracle park. top of the 5th. you got the backs up by one. the storm's key up to the plate and he sends it flying to the right tightly to the one. okay. so tom, tonight, 2 bases are

loaded. the vaccine into the left field in a flooded find 3 giants take on the mets tonight at 6.45? and a's taking on the guardians in cleveland. top of the 6, a scene from lawrence butler gives the a's a good. all right. bottom of the 7th, all bases are loaded there. downright feel is all the guardians needs guardians with a's. 62 and then sleeping in their series is now head to take on a new york yankees and plate is wednesday at 04:00pm. all right. well, you need to get a look at weather today because i mean, if you are out this maybe stay indoors. today's to be another good day to get out. good morning, dana. yeah, hopefully people get outside a little bit. i know it was a beautiful day yesterday in particular as we were so so warm. >> with some 70's and 80's across the region, we've got one more of those days today and then we really cool things off the rest of the forecast. not that that's a bad thing. but for heat and sunshine lovers today is for you got the east bay hills right

there. looking pretty nice. we will see a little bit of cloud cover this morning as we see a cool coastal breeze pushing right into the coastline. it's not intruding very far inland out. so today, the coast, a school, the rest of us warm up really nicely tomorrow that coastal breeze kicks in more and more. that's going to keep inland areas only in the 70's tomorrow. so tomorrow is already going to be around 10 degrees cooler than today is about to be will further cool down for the rest of the forecast in by the start of the weekend on friday, we've actually got an opportunity for some light showars to push in across the bay. so we have got quite the switch up in the days to come. if you did like yesterday's field thought that sunshine and warmth was just right today. absolutely. get out there. 60's at the coastline are going anywhere. but those 70's and 80's elsewhere, that's where things are going to be changing. palo alto at 76 today, san jose at 81 degrees. fremont's pleasanton dublin at 79. well, livermore and danville up to concord all in the low 80's

today. same for a lot of us up in solano county, vacaville or warmest area. that's the warmest number a forecast of this year so far at 86 degrees tomorrow. only the low 70's. it's going to be a full 10 degrees cooler for a lot of spots tomorrow and then into the rest of the week, only in the 60's. best chance of rainfall being on friday. michael. >> thanks, john. 81 degrees. a perfect day to makes an t good morning, everyone. and happy monday. taking a look at the roads. things look good for the most part except for an antioch. right now we're seeing some delays because there's a traffic collision. you can see 34 minute commute from antioch to concord. and that's because that traffic collision is right near the willow pass road. so just keep that in mind as you head out. it's already been cleared up. but i think we may see residual delays in that area all morning. for the most part, those in blue are heading over towards the maze or in the oakland area at all things look good so far right now taking a look from crockett to the maze westbound 80 17 minute commute. no major

congestion there. a live look at the bay bridge right now. you can see those metering lights are on. so from the maze over to fremont street into the city, 11 minute commute. but that sunrise could help you pass the time on your drive this morning. taking a look at some drive times livermore to dublin, 11 minutes, dublin to fremont 14 minutes. san leandro milpitas. 24 minutes we're seeing some congestion there already. pete is to sunnyvale. a seven-minute commute. taking a look for those who are heading towards the oakland area. castro valley to oakland, 13 minutes 8.80, stanley enter to oakland 10 minutes. 2.80, san jose to cupertino. an 11 minute commute. not too bad. a live look right now at the san mateo bridge. only a 13 minute commute on to the peninsula. we don't see any major brake lights there. taking a look over in the san jose area. morgan hill to san jose 12 minute commute. you see that small congestion there. but that's nothing out of the ordinary we don't see for monday morning, san jose to cupertino. as told you earlier, 11 minutes, no major delays there. and lastly, taking a look at 101 san jose to menlo park. only a 30

minute commute. that is the latest in traffic. rain. all send it back to you. all right. thank you for that, michael. so in the south bay that they're going to close 5 stations. >> because working on the track in santa clara county mountains. you wiseman middlefield bayshore nasa and moffat park stations. going to close on wednesday through sunday. a bus bridge will be available. governor newsom announced nearly 200 million dollars in funding aimed at clearing homeless encampments and helping unhoused californians as a combat correspondent eytan wallace reports san mateo and marin counties as well as the city of oakland. they are on that list. it's about people's lives. people are dying on our watch. people are dying on the streets. >> and we all have a responsibility to better a passionate governor. gavin newsom speaking about the issue impacting communities across the state. homelessness happening on the streets has to be a top priority. and newsom says it is a priority

for his administration during this virtual press conference with leaders from up and down the state newsom announced his administration is allocating 192 million dollars in grant funding to 17 communities across california. all for programs to help clear encampments and get help to more than 3,500 people on the streets who so desperately need treatment and housing. those set to receive the funding include the counties of los angeles in san mateo and the cities of fresno, oakland, san bernardino, an oceanside. i want to see results. everybody wants result. but some have expressed skepticism over the state's ability to properly track results. this california on a report from earlier this month concluded while the state invested 24 billion dollars to tackle homelessness over the last 5 years, the state did not track whether those investments worked or lead to positive outcomes. all that is the audit showed statewide homeless has increased by 50% between 2013 2023. i think our communities are frustrated. republican assembly member josh hoover as one of the bipartisan lawmakers who requested the audit and was concerned by its

findings. he now has a bill that would require state-run homelessness programs to report their costs and outcomes annually. something has to change in california. the approach that we're taking is not working and we're not going to fix it by throwing more money at the problem. still, newsom promises things will change on that front. he's announced an expansion of the california housing accountability unit to include more oversight of state homelessness, grants to cities and counties. i'm not interested in funding for your people have to and feel the progress and the change. and if they're not, our counties are turning their back, aren't participating in funding. i'm not interested in continuing the status quo. as for this latest round of investments, those on this call say the money will make a difference. i can tell you we're poised to put this spending to work immediately services, including mental health shelter. >> outreach, permanent housing and lot more. and these are services i can tell you that are desperately desperately needed it it's changing lives.

>> and the community is receiving. the funding can start to use it right away. reporting at the state capitol eytan wallace kron. 4 news. all right. coming up in the next hour of the proper morning news, some news. >> some of his dog surfing competition could be in jeopardy this year. now you jeopardy this year. now you can help. we'll be right back.

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well, in the north bay, 5 security guards at a pedal, a bar were arrested for allegedly series beating a patron. okay. this is a james is roaring donkey. lauren, kentucky street. victim told police he question the security staff following a women the in fall into the men's restroom to tell her that she wasn't allowed in

there. a verbal argument ensued and the victim told police he was kicked out of the bar where the 5 guards beat him up outside. police say alcohol screening show the victim was sober. 5 security guards were arrested on suspicion of battery causing serious bodily injury. and a little police are trying to obtain video footage and they're looking for more witnesses. come over the next hour. the kron morning news. >> the church doors staff outside of the church service in san francisco. tell you what police know so far about that incident. and the supreme court. we hear a case on whether it is legal. well, the city to ban homeless people from sleeping outside shelters are not available. why homeless advocates say this ruling could a pin how cities interact with people living in the street. we have all that and more coming up.

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>> now on the kron 4 morning news. a sunday church service ends with a stabbing in san francisco. a dead whale washes ashore on alameda beach. and experts are trying to figure out how a guide. and supreme court justices will hear arguments on whether local governments can punish homeless people for camping in public spaces. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 6. >> good morning. and happy back to work monday you. live guardian radar harvey in for james fletcher this morning. hey, the weekend looks great outdoors. okay. i got a eye for the giants game good and