>> right now on the kron, 4 morning news, a police sting operation ends in the arrest of a san jose fire. captain accused of trying to meet a young girl for. the group trying to recall alameda county district attorney pamela price wants county leaders to set a date for that recall election. >> the leader whose path that you can continue to follow. and the bay area remembers the life and legacy of life. church foundered cecil williams. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no.

>> good morning. and thanks for waking up with us on the right and i'm james. we want to start this hour with a check of the weather. it's going to be a nice day. today will be the windy one. yeah. those breezes are picking up morning, john. this sure our picking up. temperatures cooling down a little cloud cover this morning. seems like yesterday's low 80's in some spots are along distant memory. now, but it is just going to be a comfortable forecast for may be changing up the wardrobe and still getting out there. looking at san jose skies, a little cloudier up above big change from yesterday. that's for sure. we are seeing even some showers out towards the central valley in the sierra. won't see those in the bay area today. we do have a chance later this week, though, as for winds 2030, miles per hour, gusts at the coast and up into the delta. temperatures are mostly in the mid to upper 50's with dublin at 58 degrees conquerrd and pittsburgh just shy of 60. that cloud cover this morning is kept temps down a little bit, but we will see increased sunshine later today. and with that sunshine, we get to some 60's to low 70's noticeably

cooler than we were yesterday. more. your forecast is ahead right now. all right, john, thank you for that. a lot of improvement in the 9 o'clock hour on your bridges. if your traveling into the city right now, the meter lights are still on. we're no longer seeing traffic building like we did. first 3 hours of the morning. 60 minute ride maze that fremont street exit so around. 24 it into 1, 1, on the san mateo bridge. we got up to 30. so that's a slight improvement. we're still waiting dip down a little lower 12 minutes long, which was ever feel. rich golden gate bridge around. 31 checking on those highways that are still really busy. nearly 70 minutes along one 85 to menlo park to 82 better option for you. >> darya james, back to you. thanks. a lot of this morning. we're remembering the life and legacy of reverend cecil williams. you may have he passed away. founder, sam francis was glide memorial church. 94 years old and >> in his wake, he leaves behind just incredible legacy, touched the lives of so many cropper. sara stinson takes a closer look.

>> within the first hours of reverend cecil williams, passing people filed into glide memorial church in san francisco monday night to honor him. this man of peace. >> this man of justice passed away peacefully. i'm hearing about i really can't believe it's record. williams was the co-founder of glide. he was also a civil rights and lgbtq activist. >> was a larger than life figure. minister marvin white intern for williams when he was 18 years old and has become his protege. he says he'll never forget with the reverend told him he said. >> i need for you to be you. >> glide put up photos of williams over the years with people of all walks of life from political activists like bobby seale and angela davps to politicians like nelson mandela and celebrities like marvin gaye in sammy davis, junior williams was also close friends with former san francisco mayor willie brown. more than 50 years. yeah. my friendship with cecil williams.

>> in valuable him for me. it will never end. >> brown says he worked with williams and doctor martin luther king junior in the 60's during the civil rights movement before williams helped open the church. merry christmas to you. the reverend was known for making everyone feel like family opening the church doors to all making the institution. one of the most liberal churches in america, 2 women to poor folks to workers. >> 2 black folks to brown folks too early. organizers. >> on and on talk to him laugh and joke feel like i was many say williams was not the same after the passing of his wife in glide, co-founder, janice america, tony, in 2021. there. >> many times that he would. audibly and sonically just whale just thinking about not being with her i think also he

showed. that he have to keep going. >> in december, glad marks 60 years and williams passed the torch to a new ceo doctor gina, from are mister white says glide will continue to keep the legacy of reverend williams alive for decades to come. we can grieve. >> and mourn, but we can't lose sight of liberation. it's even more visible now because of this passing. >> clyde will have the sanctuary open this week for people to visit and honor the late reverend williams. more to come on the service. i'm sara stinson reporting back to you. >> thank you, sarah. well, here you have on the screen, mayor london breed's response and reaction to the passing of cecil williams. she wrote in part, quote, reverend cecil williams was a conscience or was the conscience of our san francisco community. he lead with compassion and wisdom always putting the people first and never relenting in his pursuit of justice and

equality. his kindness brought people together and his vision changed our city and the world. and here's a governor. newsom had to say about his passing. reverend williams and his congregation. >> i offered a refuge and support to all of those who entered their doors. their tireless work to empower margin, marginalized members of the community put them at the forefront of key social justice and human rights issues driving positive change. all of us can take inspiration from his legacy. these predators are out preying on our children. >> take a look at that. it was big raid in a san jose fire department. captain was swept up in this. it was a child sting operation that was conducted in sacramento. a bay area firefighter, just one of 24 suspected internet predators who were >> arrested with kron four's. michael thomas in the newsroom with the latest on the story.

michael. hey, good morning, everyone. the sacramento county sheriff's office says the san jose fire captain was just one of many in a position of public trust that were arrested for trying to meet up with young girls. >> adding that they were caught because undercover detectives were posing as 13 year-old girls on social media. and these men caught the bait. take a look. this is video from the sheriff's office says they arrested 24 suspects at the end of march during a three-day child predator sting. now, during this operation grown adults ranging from age 22 men in their 70's. we're trying to meet up with young girls for 43 year-old spencer parker, a san jose fire captain was part of those arrested and now faces charges from the sacramento county district attorney's office. those were filed on april 3rd, the san jose fire department tells me his last day of work was march 31st. he was then placed on administrative leave on april 11th and resigned that following day. he had been with the department since july of 2008. no details have been given on parker specific case. but investigators say during this time some predators

persuaded detectives to send pornographic photos and even made plans to meet up in a hotel room with kids just 13 and even younger. 10 years old, but a knock at the door and they were greeted by deputies. take a listen to what officials had to say regarding this entire operation. it's like having your and a. >> trying to hold that. is that prolific? i don't care how smart or how sophisticate you think your son or daughter is an adult coming up with a child battle lines period. >> now, take a look. this is a statement from the san jose fire department. they tell us, quote, no criminal activity is tolerable in our service and the type of crimes described by the charges are beyond the trail of public trust and are particularly reprehensible when committed by someone swarm to public service. spencer parker is no longer with the department, according to them. and he was arrested and is set to appear in court tomorrow morning. that's the very latest in the newsroom. i'm michael thomas story. james, we'll send it back to you. michael, thank you very

much. >> time now is 908, in the east bay. the group is behind the effort to recall alameda county da pamela price is calling on the county supervisors to set a date for the recall election. the organizers with the group safe sent this letter to the board of supervisors saying that according to the state election law, the board must set an election date during its meeting on april 30th. and if they don't, then the group says the responsibility goes to he county elections. official safe plans to hold a news conference and a protest this morning at 10, 30 at the alameda county administration building the registrar of voters announced last week that they had certified enough signatures for a recall election to take place. for your money this morning. gas is really high around the bay area is continuing to soar, especially as we get into the summer driving season. >> we've got kron four's will tran standing by with a look at where prices stand at the moment morning. well.

>> they stand at painful and it's going to get worse jays before it gets better because they expected to continue climbing in till july. look at the gas prices at this san francisco station, $5 and $0.69. that's $0.24 more than the average in california. so the reason why we're paying more well in weather is getting warmer. a lot of people are driving more on that dips into supply and demand. not to mention that they have maintenance issues at the refineries. so they say as well as the summer blend and all of those things add up. that's why we're paying the highest gas prices in california. take a look at your screen. we want to show you some of the gas prices in the bay area waking up this morning. well, if you're in napa county, it's 5.72, san mateo county, 5.65. alameda county, 5.60, contra costa county, $5 and $0.53. and in santa clara county, $5. and

$0.52. the national average is $3.67 the cheapest gas price in mississippi at 3.11, we are the most expensive, even higher than hawaii's. so what it means, james, you might fill er up. but forget about walking in there and getting a snickers because you cannot afford it at the grocery store in stride. back to sure. thank you very well, 9.10 right now still have the capa morning news. more than 2 dozen death penalty cases are under review right now in alameda county. >> and it's because of potential misconduct amongst the prosecutors were going to tell you more about that. >> plus, activists demand housing not handcuffs as the supreme court debates an anti camping homeless law. and after the break, drivers on this east bay freeway had to move over like them. we'll tell you, well, you can figure out alive. tell you more about

how these cows got loose.

>> 9.13, right now and we're looking at another windy day. it's going to feel a little cooler even than it did yesterday. yeah, we've got john tracking that forecast for us today and beyond. john goodman, things a little different out there as we make our way through the rest of this forecast for the month. you can see outside how much cloudy we are already across the golden gate bridge, not foggy, but some low gray hanging out. >> all above the bay area. definitely sunnier inland. that's where we're seeing some of those low 60's and a solano county as well as the inland east bay. and we are actually seeing some thunderstorm activity up around red bluff

in reading as well as on towards lake tahoe, seeing some light showers up there very much feels like springtime in these areas now for the bay, we see a lighter chance of showers later on this week. more so towards thursday night into friday morning. the low pressure that's really stirring things up is going traverse to our south. so southern california has an even better opportunity for showers later on this week. notice how much red you're seeing across the rest of the country. you're april outlook for the rest of the month into the start of may is going to be warmer than average for most of the u.s. but for the bay area in northern california, just the opposite. we're in a cooler trend of weather with generally slightly below average temperatures for the remainder of the month and the start of next month. so get used to whether that's kind of looking more like what we have today than what we saw yesterday, 60's to low 70's for today's daytime highs. and this is actually not even the coolest that we're going to be seeing at this forecast. san jose down from the 80's to just the 60's today. hey,

we're at 68 degrees. oakland, 66, our biggest drop in temperatures in vacaville for 86 degrees to just 68 degrees today. a huge drop from that warmth yesterday tomorrow, thursday and friday. some of our cooler days of the forecast with friday morning bringing our slight chance of showers the weekend ahead doesn't look bad. it's just cooler with upper 60's to low 70's for your highs, right? all right, john, thank you for that. see some improvement on our bridges, highways over the east bay. >> still seeing a little red traveling along 80 or 8.80. they bridge right now about 16 minutes heading into the city right now. san mateo bridge from 30 down to 20 minutes. so certainly seeing traffic start to go down our bridges. highways still covered in a little red. 40 minutes along 80 crockett out towards the maze. you start to build soon as impossible all the way into oakland checking on things along selling to 37 about 45 minutes 8. 85 80 through oakland. if you had to choose, i would just 5.80. does not is backed up as 8.80. right now. and let's check on 24 walnut

creek down to 5.80, around 19 minutes to make that ride reaches back to you. >> all right. thank you very much. rain. time now to talk winners and losers on wall street with financial expert rob black on this tuesday morning. and rob, good morning to you. what are you seeing on the markets? little bit of a a. >> today rise on the markets were in earning season and earnings do count in the long term. we had 5 up months in the s p 500 and the nasdaq followed by 6 down days. so it's nice to see a little bit of a turnaround based on earnings. spotify company we've talked about a lot of the show is hitting record highs up 15% after fined. 25 years in the workforce last year, we don't socially like it. when companies downsize, but wall street loves it because labor so expensive to get earnings tonight from tesla their stocks down 40% year to date. so we want to know more about their self driving the robo taxis that's coming out on august. 8th. i don't think it's ready for prime time. we want to hear

more about price cuts that they've as well as the recall. cybertruck so that we get met up on wednesday night and we get off about as wednesday night and might know about is thursday with some of these magnificent 7 tech company reported right here right now. a pretty interesting with meta, right? because they're opening up their operating system for their quest. >> 3rd parties, is moved it because apple's had said that the a lot of buzz and that's fantastic. and although and leaving met in the dust, is this a way for them to try and get more that market share out there? >> to try to win with the hardware. with the quest to inquest much better at $500 and really a nice piece. technology, but doesn't compare to the apple vision pro, like you mentioned. so you're going to see use that horizon operating system and license it for a cyst as well as on the noaa city could probably make the hard way cheaper with different suspects, depending on what sort of brand want to make. i

think it's a smart move. and last quarter, meta increased are starting to dive in for the first time. stock's been s% on a tear went up 20% on season to be kind of fun to watch. okay. good enough. so we'll keep an eye on that. >> tell me about the second headline here. airlines charging now to for you to know where you're going to sit. explain this. >> you and i both have decent head to hair and i can pull my hair out on the story. package were bad. yeah. but this is worse in my opinion. kids. used to get seats at no extra cost and it's now a financial send my kids to london the summer and i fear of them not sitting together they are. and that fear is it's playing on me. airlines are making money on. this is big money it's not just frontier spirit and allegiant. we know they've always tried for a assignments. it's a american. it's down to its jetblue. it's united. so it's basically all

of big ones and south west and east church for but they do charge for early boarding now, which is currently charging for seats. but it's an extra $40 to $19 for domestic flight $90 you can exit row usually for international round-trip. it's not going to add another $250 her ticket for my family. that's a lot. and it doesn't come until really late in the process where they're doing the passenger in folks. that's not upfront fee. and i think it's kind of bogus. if you ask me last year, see fees brought in 4.2 billion dollars extra for the big 8 for a airlines. there's baggage fees brought in 5.1 trillion. so it's pretty comparable. that's an extra 9.3 billion in fees tagged on to the price of the ticket. so and every now then you watch a video on instagram or youtube for tiktok where some screaming like. >> why would you change seats with me? and that's like a minute now. tell them something very imply that i paid for the ticket and you can go buzz off i it's it's

frustrating. but >> it's here. yeah, it's the world we live in now. all right. and then lastly, this morning, amazon now gett%ng into what the home shopping network doing. kind >> you might remember last black friday when they did the football game that every commercial had a big qr code on it. so they're able to get advertisers and say we're going sell their product on our website with a qr code and it's a big business that's growing for amazon. now they're taking it one step further with what's called amazon live. and like you said, it's a qb style show 5% of us sit there on our phones while watching tv. and if maybe a woman says man, i love your cologne and you're looking at your phone, it's like akamai that clown. i'm bridgett said you can book vacations. get the idea that it's it's not the wrong idea, but they're also pain content creators to create qvc style programming like what they're selling. you know, hey, get the spin for 5 of 8. my

favorite bent influencers the bomb, which is a pregnancy. set for tv are watching some this program. you're learning how to change your kids, diapers and how he's a sponsored it. so it's all kind of pulling together. you'll see peacock, disney tiktok walmart all push forward with this because getting the sale early is is what it's all about why your streaming, you're looking at your phone, you can add to your cart. so it makes sense. i hate it. we're getting drilled by baggage fees, seat fees, commercials. and yeah, by now. that's coming to amazon prime. that's fascinating. >> okay. well, so we'll keep an eye out for that. rob, thank you as always. we're going to chat with rob tomorrow. so if there's a cool story like that, amazon, one, and he'll talk about it, maybe break it down into something a little more understandable that we can all county wrap our heads around. you've got to social media handles there. you've got his e-mail as well,

rob at rob black dot com. we'll be we are

back 9.24. is the time. and the supreme court is hearing arguments right now in a case that could shake up how cities across the country deal with homelessness. so demonstrators gathered, as you can see here outside the court as the justices inside heard arguments about laws that ban homeless people from camping in public spaces and whether that could be enforced. the case specifically relates to a law that was passed in grants. pass oregon. demonstrators say that fining or jailing homeless people makes it harder for them to find housing. instead, the court

areas should stay inside the courtroom. justice elena kagan suggested that the law there in grants pass goes too far. chief justice john roberts asked of homelessness should be a constitutionally protected status. >> it seems like you're criminalizing the status. if someone is homeless for the week. and finds available is that person homeless when he's in the shelter? >> this case comes after a lower court ruled in favor of homeless advocates in oregon that called the law. they're cruel and unusual punishment to fine and jail. someone who doesn't have anywhere else to go here in the bay area. san francisco officials, as we know, have been blocked from enforcing. camping regulations because the city doesn't have enough shelter beds for its full homeless population. the decision on this case is expected this summer. we'll keep you updated. >> new this morning if you have used or expired medications that you need to get rid of saturday. this

saturday is the day is called. >> dea national take back day. and that's you where you can safely drop off your medications. there are several locations around the bay. >> were you can do that? they don't ask any questions. they'd is safely dispose of it. you don't want to fall into the wrong hands. they're going to be locations that are available from 10:00am until 02:00pm this saturday accepting all kinds of medications. just go to our website. kron 4 dot com. if you'd like to know the exact times and locations. take a look at this could drive on a highway. 24 for this moment anyway, that to pull over and let the cowboys take care of this. they had to wrangle some cows. it it's not the wild west. it's the east bay. this is so hard to believe this is right near saint stephen's drive in valley road. and a horse trailer was trying to too. but cows keep getting out. and finally, they able to reopen many old fashion way. look at that crossing all lanes with no with no blinkers

on turns into our very jane dangerous wrong-way going the wrong way. haha. >> you don't often see a racing towards you on the potential. all right, 9.27 is the time coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news tenants in san jose are speaking out now against issues that they've been experiencing at an affordable housing complex. >> they say there's a lot to be desired on the inside.

>> that's 9.30, right now talking about how nice it's going to be out. windy but clear and john's been following all ad and you say that's going to be a trend. we're going to see all week long. and john, much cooler

out there for sure. as we wrap up this week by a tease for a little bit anyways, we're seeing a lot of cloud cover up above this morning. but that cloud cover does clear out pretty nicely this afternoon. >> will help us get to some upper 60's to low 70's with just comfortable. so looking outside at the east bay hills, dry out there. but a lot of cloud cover up ahead. we are seeing out there not for the bay area, but for some of our neighboring areas. look at this just north willows as you're heading up to reading some actually pretty strong thunderstorm activity to activity building out in the central valley. as for current conditions, windy from the coast, especially out the coast and into the delta is where you're going to notice it. the most temperatures are just now starting to get into the low 60's hayward, san mateo and pittsburgh right at 60 degrees currently in later today. we will be seeing daytime highs rising into the upper 60's to low 70's rain. all right, john, thank you for that. little taking your bridges right now is a good time to do it because we're not seeing the major delays. we started off with. >> they bridge right now about 15 minutes into the this

morning. san mateo bridge somewhere around 18 minutes were up to 30 at the peak of the morning. there started to slowly go down 8 minutes long. the richmond center fell bridge the golden gate bridge at about 24 minutes. look at those highways. the east bay still seems a little congestion along 88 85 80, the south bay. if you are going to be taking that to 80's looking much better than 101, at this time there james, back to you. thanks. a lot let's get to the big story, which is 35 death penalty cases are now under review in alameda county because of possible. >> misconduct by prosecutors. yeah. the alameda county says her office uncovered what may have been a pattern of misconduct going back. more than 30 years where prosecutors >> were purposefully excluding black and jewish people from serving on juries. 4 dan kerman takes a closer look. >> we recognize how terrible this and it is something that we have to make right at a news conference monday. alameda county district attorney pamela price said a

federal judge has ordered her office to review 35 active death penalty cases going back nearly 50 years for prosecutorial misconduct. certain prosecutors and the alameda county district attorneys office may have intentionally appeared to have intentionally excluded jewish and black jurors from death penalty cases prices. these prosecutorial notes suggesting the exclusion of blacks and jews from juries was discovered when her office was reviewing the appeal of ernest. a 51 year-old man convicted in 1993 and sentenced to death in 1995. for the murder of a 9 year-old and the attempted murder of his grandmother during an attempted robbery discovered notes were shared with the federal judge in the dikes case who ordered a more thorough review. the evidence that we have uncovered suggest plainly that many people did not receive a fair trial in alameda county. and as a result, we have to review all of the files. >> to determine. what happened

and what the appropriate remedy price says that review is now underway and loved ones of those harmed by those on death row. >> are now being informed of what's going on. she says the alleged misconduct is not limited to just one or 2 prosecutors and doug's case is not the only one that suggests similar misconduct. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> you see here in this video what oakland police had to respond to over the weekend sideshows sort of dirt bikers took over several city streets, one right direction to go to the hospital sunday afternoon after getting into an accident. but police say roughly 50 of these dirt bikers, racine popping wheelies, weaving through traffic sunday afternoon, even taken to local parks with their atv's to do doughnuts in the grass. kron 4 asked police what their protocol is for sideshows like this involving dirt bikes and atv's and they

got back to us with the following. quote, they say officers do not immediately surround or block off the sideshow. participants but rather assessed the number of sideshow. participants and spectators, whatever threats. there are public safety safety concerns for the officers and the resources available to address the sideshow. once this information is obtained, the incident commander will devise a plan to address the sideshow appropriately and quote, opd says that sideshows in the city have a fall from late night street race is too large weekend gatherings like you just saw the video drive participants from all over the bay area. so we'll see if they have to reassess their protocols. it's 9. 35 and in the north say a man seen slumped over the wheel of a car in fairfield is arrested. >> for drugs, a look at what the police found. more than 1000 ecstasy pills and a bunch of other baggies with what appeared to be cocaine, meth and fentanyl and the man's car he was booked into jail.

>> police in healdsburg are looking for the person who stabbed a 16 year-old over the weekend. they say it happened about 10, 30 on fox creek pathway which is right near carson. warner skate park. police say the victim in some some sort of an argument with a different group of people when the victim was stabbed in discovered a 17 year-old was stabbed as well. both had serious injuries and our recovery right now at a local hospital. anyone with information about what happened is asked to call healdsburg police. also happening today, we have nurses in san francisco they plan to rally for more safety in the workplace. the san francisco department of public health nurses union recently surveyed members about their experiences of assault and abuse on the job more than 94% reported being verbally abused on the job. 70% reported being physically assaulted and 10% said that they had been sexually assaulted or harassed in the workplace at 03:00pm. today nurses will deliver 2000 page through 1000 page

document that shows just how unsafe they say working conditions are they're going to live or that or the health commission's office on grove street. >> its 9.36, and passover, the jewish holiday started last night and as it continues for this week, some jewish community members and the bay area are concerned about security at local synagogues because of the tensions that have been happening over the war between israel and hamas. as we know there have been protests around the bay area and there's been a rise in anti-semitism as well as islamophobia. 2 weeks ago, a local synagogue was awarded a security grant from the state to pay for extra guards during passover. >> very sad situation that we have to rely and security were thankful to the state of california for giving this security grant. but it's really a shame that we have to do this. >> rabbi bloom goes on to say that the guards will help the congregation to be able to observe passover and feel safe in doing it. the remains of a

gray whale. we told you about offshore found just off of alameda. now those remains are on angel island. they were towed across the bay so that the whale can be exam and it's a 40 foot whale first spotted saturday evening. an adult female great whale and now biologist from the marine mammal center and the california academy of sciences will perform exams to see exactly how it died. we'll lovers in the bay area are also concerned. >> very beautiful creatures. and it's very sad, i want to know what happened. i'd like to know what happened to whale. >> we don't know when the next cops he is going to actually be performed, that we will get the results as soon as we can pass along that to you 9.38. is the time right now. other news that we're following out of the south bay where there are some apartments in san jose and they're meant for people to come out of homelessness. but the people who live there have a bunch of complaint. they do. yeah.

reports of break-ins and drug use tenants say at this point little is being done in their mind to fix this problem. moment explains. >> its been held since i've been there. >> genome monarch has been at the renaissance apartments for 4 years. she talks to us with 3 other tenants. all of these people say they don't feel safe living. there is tremendous amount >> and a lot of the andes i have been broken into my apartment exactly 10 times due to says when she reports these issues to property management. >> they're either met with silence or retaliation. i have many people that has just wanted to packet grab a kid least in there because got making better and that claim to gina and others hits close to home. >> the apartments are run by charities, housing and are meant to be the first housing for people who haven't had a place to call home. they stay here for 2 years and then go on to a more permanent apartment. many of the people who stay here are recovering from years of living on the street. levi send witness.

>> someone hitting at a woman. lisa mooney says her first year at these apartments she would still sleep outside. >> claiming it wasn't a stressful opposed to living inside. it's kind of discouraging 2 years ago, san jose spotlight published report of similar concerns and even reported apartment employees filming attorneys who were investigating the property apartment management denied the allegations reported by spotlight. everything got better theresa tovar. a tenant of 2 years says she also sleep outside her apartment most nights. she shows us the complaints filed against the apartment at letters her family wrote to those in charge. she says, though she is not hopeful anything will be fixed. it just makes no sense to me that things that they do. there's just it right, like i as to karl, my kid. now we brought all of these concerns from the multiple tenants that reached out to us to the owners of apartment complex. >> we did not hear back yet any side. san jose jacmel but kron 4 news. well, happening

tonight, paddle out to teachers will hold a rally asking for better pay because of the high cost of living here in the bay area. >> members of the educator's association say talks with the palo alto unified school district, a broken down. so the rally is set for 06:00pm tonight. that will be at the pa usd office on churchill avenue. also happening today, community members plan to rally at the san publicity council and ask for stronger rent protections. fact, they put it all together in a package of renter protections that include rent stabilization. tenet anti-harassment and just cause eviction ordinances. rally starts at 10, 30 this morning. it will be a city hall and that's where they plan to deliver more than 1500 signatures, which is required. if you want to put the renter protection package on the november ballot. >> its 9.41, and coming up, the nfl draft in just 3 days away. we'll see with the forty-niners are looking for.

>> go get ferry. service is still hung up between san francisco in sausalito. it's been suspended indefinitely because they have found that one of the piles, on the pier, it subject to more work because of this inspection that found a flaw on friday. kron four's less look good and unclear when the ferry service between sausalito and san francisco will resume after crews discovered damage on the pier on friday. >> now i spoke with several potential passengers who tell me that they're shocked and disappointed to learn of this. nearly 500 passengers take the

golden gate ferry between sausalito in san francisco daily in travelers like peter, who's visiting from germany, says seen the very out of service was a letdown. that i was kind of surprised because i thought it's easy to fix. >> but they could kind of looks like it's not easy to fix. so putin. it's not going to last. >> 2 peter and several passengers are using the golden gate transit buses instead, which will be available to riders into the very services resumes of. but quite comfortable. so it's not too bad. but i like being on the water. so it was a bit disappointed. according to the golden gate, ferry services crews have begun to make the repairs over the weekend. we have repair crews out performing repairs to the pile. >> and trying to get the flow back into operation. but they're facing some challenges were can only be performed. that low tide given where the issues are. so the windows to work during the day are

limited and there are some specialty pieces that need to be fabricated with me. add a little bit to the timeline. the golden gate ferry service tells me that the sauce little terminal is set to have its gang weighs in peers, replace an upcoming project, but that construction has not started yet. >> and let me tell you, it was a rocky ride for. i was looking at the boats. and sailboats there were there was a lot of power power for them for a late-night morning, john. yeah, you know, have brisket isn't even a calm day out there as you're from sausalito over to the city. >> and today is not necessarily one of those calm days. this camera is not broken. this is from the top of mount tam. it's reaching up into that low cloudy blankets and even some misty conditions up there on the mountaintops much as we've seen all along the coastline so far this morning, this cloud blanket stretches across most of the bay area. our inland areas like the tri valley out and to antioch up into solano county are seeing that sunshine, not

much for the rest of us, though, that deep in marine layer just getting right inland. and we are seeing some thunderstorm activity just to the north of sacramento as you head up towards reading and even a few lightning strikes up in the sierra nevada to sow some unsettled weather across the region. low pressure incurring this dip in the jet stream that's bringing us all these changes that low pressure area is going to result in showers for southern california later this week. slight chance of those for us now, much of the country is actually going to be warmer than average these next several days. but for the bay area and the rest of northern california, we're actually in for a cooler trend to close out april and kick off may. and that really is evident today after yesterday's low 80's at the warmest today at her very warmest will only be hitting 70 to 71 degrees. so definitely on the cooler side. and as you can see, most of us will only be in the 60's, including san jose after yesterday's 80's hayward, 68 degrees for your high oakland at 66. biggest temperature

drop in vacaville from 86 yesterday to just 68 degrees today. almost like a change of seasons. and just one day we stay pretty cool throughout the rest of this week with a slight chance of morning sprinkles on friday. the weekend looks. all kight. lots of sunshine and daytime highs in the low 70's rania. all right, john, thank you for that. will track at a traffic hazard. this is along southbound at 80 in oakland, right? just south of broadway. >> looks like got some reports of some dirt and debris that are on the highway there potentially been dropped by some truck. they are trying to get that off the highway. so if you had to choose, i would certainly take 5.80 instead. pand so they able to handle that there. ridges are starting to see a lot of improvement. looks like traffic is building again at the toll plaza on the bay bridge. got to access or hazards. and we're still about 15 minutes now for 25 15 on the san mateo bridge. that's progress. one of the south and along the peninsula. we're at 70 51. you could still take to 82. those are good options. so

andrew, dana, to 37 about 41 minutes there. and let's check on 80 clocking out towards the maze. a 20 minute ride reaches back to you. >> i thank you very much, rea tonight, 48 is a time there are some new rules for staffing, nursing homes across the country. vice president kamala harris unveil the new standards yesterday. it requires nursing homes that receive medicare and medicaid funding to be adequately staffed every facility with 100 residents needs at least 2 registered nurses to be compliant, as well as 10 or more nurse aids and to nursing staffers. harris says the new rules will help staff who are dealing with harassment and burnout. >> residents, this will mean more staff, which means fewer er. this is potentially more independence families is going to peace of mind in terms of your loved one being taken care of repair work is going to be more time with their patients, less burnout lower turnover. >> well, the new rules are set to be implemented in phases

allowing facilities time to properly prepare for the new requirements. >> it's 49 right now. and are you really getting their full drink when you go see a movie at cinemark theaters? they're facing accusations of and are filling a texas man has actually filed a lawsuit over this, claiming that the 24 ounce drink cups only hold. 22 ounces. and he says that's tricking customers. they claim this in a market is participating in false advertising and violating state and federal law and lawyers are waiting to see if other people want to join in for a class action lawsuit. >> people like me and you who are consuming the 2 less ounces or the, you know, a 3rd of an ounce, less of the hamburger or whatever it is. it can get a little something. but suits are really designed to stop the the entity from costly advertising. >> there are more than a dozen senate mark locations around the cinemark's u.s.

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but, you know, needs is an interesting that they're not a lot of needs on this team. there's but but there's things like a couple years out. there's things a year out and then there's got there's opportunities where guys can come in. we'll definitely be in tune to who we draft and just buddies from college or whoever in life. >> get drafted. it's it's a it's a pretty big thing for, you know, kids growing up that they give us your name on tv, get drafted and an opportunity to go live out their dream. so i think it's always cool time of year for shares. the draft is always really important. obviously see how how has been here in guys. >> i'm playing a lot of a lot of snaps, you know, as rookies and as young players here and organization and being stable players for us. and so i am excited about the draft. you know, every year's important for the draft, even as they're focusing on the draft coming up this week, one notable absence looms large for the forty-niners wide receiver. brandon aiyuk is in contract negotiations and has not been here at levi stadium. >> for the team's voluntary

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>> right now on the kron 4 morning news, a police sting operation ends with the arrest of a san jose fire captain accused of trying to beat a young girl for. the group trying to recall the alameda county district attorney wants county leaders to set date for that recall election. and the bay area remembers the life and legacy of glide church founder cecil williams. >> from the local news station, you're watching you on morning team. >> thanks for joining us on a tuesday. i'm daria and i'm james. we've got john and rain here. start the hour with a check of weather and the news as well. what are you working on? of the oakland mayor sheng