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shortage. >> plus, this is video you will only find on kron for an interview with san jose mayor matt may have interrupted. decides pick a fight. plus, a community rallying in san francisco to help a hit and run victim was fighting for his life. >> from the bay station, you're watching kron. news. >> thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 news at noon. i'm just involvement. the victim of a hit and run from the weekend in san francisco remains in critical condition this afternoon. he worked at a popular donut shop in the city kron four's. michael thomas reports the community is now rallying together to help him and his family. >> the driver and the situation is still on the run. and when it comes to that man who was hit a husband and father of 2 still in the hospital listed under critical condition. his employer, bob's donuts tells me he hasn't been conscious since sunday. san

francisco police say early sunday morning around 03:00am near to pass avenue in guerrero street. they found a man that was unconscious and lying on the ground with no identification. he would soon be identified as his sous mizzou deo. he had been hit by a vehicle while riding an electric scooter with the driver and vehicle fleeing the scene. he was rushed to a nearby hospital and has been listed under critical condition ever since. where is he headed? well into his 3 m shifted bob's donuts and he was wearing his uniform when he was >> he you know, and that's >> the stories since created a gofundme account and has the flyers posted all throughout its windows where worked? they say he was the sole provider for both his wife and 2 young kids, ages 3, 5 that live in mexico. and his family still hasn't been able to see him in the hospital because of visa paperwork. so we help

>> san francisco police say they're still investigating and trying to find that driver now turning to the public for any information. it may have. >> well, as fabily in mexico and that bob's donuts try to figure out what's next as we get more information on both his condition. and if that driver is caught, will keep you updated. that's the very latest here in the newsroom. i'm michael thomas will send it back to you live in the studio. >> this is a story you will only see kron 4, some very tense moments in downtown san jose yesterday with mayor matt mahan was speaking with a crime for reporter and our crew then captured this physical altercation between the mayor's security detail and a person who was walking by police say the situation began when the mayor grew. that man grew hostile towards the mayor and staff. they say

that a plain clothes officer assigned to the mayor's security detail tried to de-escalate the situation several times. but the man grew more and more agitated and then eventually hit the officer. police say several people were able to help detain the man who was eventually taken into custody. they say the officer was treated at a hospital for minor injuries. police are now saying that that man is facing several charges, including felony battery on a police officer. told that san jose police plan to hand this case over to the county district attorney's office. a spokesperson for the mayor issued a statement that reads in part the actions of the officer last night tonight were heroic and a testament to the de-escalation training that makes our officers affective, compassionate and stewards of community trust. his thoughts are with the officer and hopes for a speedy recovery. and the interview that kron 4 had interrupted was about concerns that the san jose city council, there are some concerns about the san jose city council

approving a proposal to build a affordable housing unit project in the southern part of san jose. it's right off of great oaks exit off of highway. 85, the mayor's office says that once this new housing is built, homeless people who live in rv's encampments around it will be asked to accept that shelter or they have to leave kron four's jack moment has the story. >> well, it was here at san jose city council last week were councilors approved the contract to get the ball rolling on this housing project in south san jose, a neighborhood where mayor matt mahan tells me there is a significant number of unhoused people there. and he says once this facility is constructed, they will offer shelter numerous times to the unhoused people there. and if you do not accept it, they will be swept. >> right now, it's an empty lot. but soon a housing complex will stand with 150. a small step to help bring the thousands of currently unhoused people in san jose get off the street. yes, it is

very difficult. sharon lee has been at this encampment between and monterey road for a year. kate. he's speaking outside. scary. she says volunteers used to take trash out of their encampment. that stopped 3 months ago. she also says there are rumors that this camp will be swept. i was on the late in this sense. 2018, that's 6 years. she's waited for housing. she hopes that wait will be over with this new facility gets built in her backyard. one is that the neighborhoods to take on solutions homelessness should see the immediate benefits. mayor matt mahan says the beds will first be offered to those unsheltered in the immediate area. >> those who have refused and remain will be abated. the city would that make it so camping near the facility is illegal. they had says it's a good step. >> but it's still not enough. we know there's more need than that. we're going keep building shelter, housing, safe, within safe, sleeping sites. but i would be great. got at lee says she's looking forward to the day where she

and the thousands of other and house in san jose to get offered housing. >> we can do better than that of the taxes. the bag. let me do cycle money. haha, the pot money. they got it. >> now i spoke with an house advocates who tell me that they are supportive of low income housing project. they say it's much better than homeless shelters that they've seen or it could be quite crowded inside. they tell me that they want to make sure, though, that everybody who is living on the streets nearby gets offered every type of help they could possibly get. we're in downtown san jose jacmel kron. 4 news. >> a memorial service for fallen oakland police officer jordan wingate is set for this friday. officer wingate died saturday from injuries he suffered in a 2018 car crash while on duty. that service will be held to 3 crosses church in castro valley. it starts at 11 in the morning and it is open to the public.

the san francisco sheriffs association says there is a deputy shortage and is now calling on the county and city for some help. they sent a letter to city leaders and the sheriff's office asking for more hires. kron four's will tran breaks down. why? the deputy sheriffs, they are basically calling 9-1-1 to mayor london breed as well as the city of san francisco say. >> they desperately need help not down the road, but immediately because they are overworked and their health and safety at risk. not only at work but also at home. so they wrote a letter to mayor breed saying we need approximately 300 more deputy sheriffs. i just got off the phone with the association and he tells me they need 300 more because right now without the extra manpower, they are asked to work overtime to dangerous levels approximately 28 hours of overtime every week. and that is 3 times past the set limit by osha. so take a look at your screen. this is what

>> they found out in there. commission report their study and this is what they sent to mayor breed. they say with an average of only 5.2 5 hours of sleep per 24 hour period. deputies are facing serious risks to their health and safety survey also found rates of physical and mental health problems among deputies, including high blood pressure, sleep apnea, depressive symptoms and anxiety. they say right now because they are so overworked that they're in danger, possibly when they're on the job because there's so many things that they have to handle, especially the inmates in san francisco, not to mention when they leave work. all of those problems follow them as well, the health problems. and that is why they're hoping the mayor response sooner. then later. >> we're taking a live look outside of her camera showing us just how great is across the city of san francisco right now. meteorologist kyla grogan in the weather center with details. us look like

that everywhere. well, that camera behind you doesn't look much better. yes, getting another great day to day. no doubt about it. clouds are winning once again. you all as we take a look here, you can see certainly. >> we've got some of that hazy cloudy sky out there. now, here's the upside. the wind is not quite as brisk as it was yesterday. we're going to see more of that, particularly thursday into friday. but right now, not bad. even a few spots are com. we have a little drizzle out there. you kind of see that popping up here along peninsula popping up in the north bay. i don't think any of this is likely measurable rain, but it does mean that a sprinkle or 2 is out there accompanying the lots and lots of clouds. and as we zoom out to see our low pressure is migrated a little bit more to the south. jet stream kind of taken that dive. they're allowing that cooler air to come in allowing us to feel that we are below average once again. and as we take a look at the golden gate bridge, again, notice when not so bad today, the flag has been flying around quite as wildly, but we are going to see those temperatures hang out in the 50's and 60's today once more. so you can see san francisco, just a 55 half moon bay. just 57 and low 60's in

between. so highs today obviously will be a cool one yet again, very similar to yesterday. think we could get some of those mid perhaps upper 60's as we look inland. but for most of us, it will more about the low to the mid 60's throughout the day today. and that's really where we're going to stay today and tomorrow and friday. then everything changes. i'll be back in just a little bit. we'll talk more about that. >> all right. this just in to the kron 4 newsroom. some sports news right now. the san jose sharks have fired their head coach david quinn after 2 very rough seasons. the general manager announcing this decision just in the last 10 minutes. in a statement, greer writes, in part that quinn and his staff, quote, didn't admirable job under some difficult circumstances. and i sincerely appreciate how they handled the situation. quinn spent 2 seasons in san jose, his 2 seasons in the south bay with the sharks had a 41. 98. 25 record. that was the worst mark in the nhl. the sharks were outscored by 147 goals this season. they set a

franchise record for the fewest goals scored per game and missed the playoffs for a franchise record. 5 straight season. snow word yet on a replacement will keep you posted right here on kron 4. and coming up, president biden making headlines with his new focused. >> on salaried employees and overtime pay. plus, the marine mammal center spokesperson there will join us to share some details about a growing number of marine mammal disturbances. that interview disturbances. that interview was right after this break.

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>> the marine mammal center in sausalito has data now showing that during the last 2 years, human wildlife interaction has severely impacted marine mammals along 600 miles of california coast. joining us now live to talk about this issue is john carlo really from the marine mammal center. thank you so much for joining us here on kron 4 this afternoon. >> justin, thanks so much for having me on. appreciate it. what drove you guys to do the study in the first place for you already feeling like there was an increase in just wanted some data to back up what was going on. >> we've known for quite some time for had the inkling that marine mammal disturbances been an issue along the central and northern california coast for some time. >> but we really wanted to get more data driven into focusing on what are the hot spots, what types of interactions are occurring, where they occurring to try to be a bit more data-driven. and that was really the impetus behind. it's really kind of opening up the hood. so to speak is it comes to marine mammal

disturbance and trying to tackle this head on. >> so this wildlife disturbances, you're finding that either injured. the animals are really stress them out. you're finding that there were more than 200 cases for those marine mammals are rescued and then taken care of by your center in sausalito, that hospital that was last year. that was a 30% increase from all patients from the year before that was already up. 26% from 2022, that's your data there that i'm going out. so i'm wondering what examples do half of what what is happening with these animals, which mammals are being impacted and then you said there are areas where you're finding this is happening. how much is that happening in the berrendo? those a lot of questions and one. >> with the marine mammal center, our response range covers 600 miles of california coast, but specifically talking about the bay area. remember, disturbance is a year-round problem. we had 30% of our marine mammals last year experience some form disturbance before these rescues heard for many of us. we thought that a lot disturbance cases in the springtime were tied with pupping season was where we

saw the majority. but now with these 2 years of this data set, we're seeing the disturbances are just as high in the summer and fall months is they are during our busy season on site here in sausalito that's tied with pupping season monterey and santa cruz county really stood out across our range more than 50% of the cases of disturbance occurred in those 2 counties alone. but if we focus really specifically on the bay area, a san mateo county specifically happening bay in marine county bolinas in sonoma taking a look at the day today. those were some of the main areas that we're looking at in terms of hot spots. the new thing this year, which i'm happy to dive into a bit with you now is really looking at it. who certainly california lions are the number one patient we respond to. they also see the most disturbance cases. they're here along our coast. we see lots of them. both young pops and of course, older animals in the summer and fall. but we've really

honed in on 2 archetype groups that i think is going to really allow us to engage with the community better to try to find solutions on how we can prevent these from happening in the first place. >> and so what are people doing? they're just going out for a walk on the beach, not just people having these kind of disturbing interactions but also their dogs to and it's probably unintentional. but what are people doing? they probably think there they're doing the right thing trying to feed this or they want to pet it or take a picture is that's what's stressing animals out, maybe injuring them and sending them to your hospital. that's right. well, that the vast majority of these cases are people just getting too close and many of them just wanting to do the right thing but don't know how don't have the tools. >> with the ability to do so. i mean, we saw that the data backs that up that many folks are just getting way too some of them calling the hot line, but also either pending the seal or sea lion or standing right over it. and it's important to note, right, we share the shores with these marine mammals, the bay area, the california coast. there's nothing else like it to be

able to get that close. that experience. we want folks to be able to do so safely remembering that these marine mammals are already stressed. many of them already sick. and so by getting too close, having an off-leash dog approach is only adding to the additional stress before the rescue can take place. and that's why we're asking folks to maintain a safe distance of at least 150 feet. what's that look like? it's 2 school buses. if that the animals pay attention to you in any way, take a step back. enjoy that experience. but if you think that potentially it sick or injured, give our hot line a call, we can set out a train responder, evaluate the situation in dean, whether it needs to be rescued or not. you know, that was by final question here. is that what should people do it? we'd love to get out to the beach. walk around. go on the cpast. >> be out there with our pets. are kids even what can people do to try to protect these animals? so these percentages of numbers of animals being sent to the hospital tries to go down well, that that's the biggest thing just seen is is making sure that folks are

having that great experience, but also understanding that we leave. we live in an urban wildlife interface here in the bay area where we have wales and san francisco bay. we have seals and sea lions dot along our code. so we want folks to have that great experience. we want folks to be able to document how amazing it is to see a c or a sea lion on a local beach, but understand that's their home and so we should take some extra responsibility to keep that distance snapped that photo. but make sure we're doing so in a safe distance. and if you think as i said before, there is a problem. >> if our hot line a call, we have trained responders there there that can make an expert decision and then don't intervene. in the meantime before they arrived. all right. we'll get that number on our website to kron 4 dot com. jean carlo, really from the marine mammal center. thank you so much for joining us here this afternoon. just use the zoom there on your camera take picture now to get right. >> appreciate it. thank you very much. just all right. looking outside right now. see what's going on in walnut

creek, gray from this picture here. and there was. >> kind of a drizzly start today in some parts of the bay area. meteorologist kyla grogan here now with details. we see that into the rest of the afternoon. yes, we will be today and frankly tomorrow and even a little bit on friday before we start to see this get a little bit different. here is let's talk headlines, everybody cool and cloudy with a little bit of a breeze today. tomorrow we're going to notice that wind start to pick up and we'll get more of the same with kind of a cool cloudy thing and then we'll see that wind get even stronger as we get into friday. we do have that chance of drizzle kind of rolling through friday afternoon. that will be a little bit more than we've seen so far rate has been coastal. that could be a little bit more in the afternoon. and then the weekend is actually looking really nice. so we've got a nice forecast to get to. but let's start with temperatures today in san francisco where normally this time of year we should be about 63. we're going to be a little bit below that. it's 61. and would you believe the back in the blues? 1926. record was 85 degrees low to daily about 52 in the overnight hours. so obviously running a little bit cool. we also have the chance of that drizzle out there in f-ture.

cast show you how we catch a little bit of a break later in the kind of late afternoon early evening where we could see some breaks in the clouds tonight and then tomorrow, we kind of start over with this again and we go through it once more. and then as we get into friday, that's why i mentioned you see some of these pops on the radar kind of showing up. we've got a little chance of drizzle. but watch what happens friday afternoon. you see part of this moving just to the east of us. so. >> it's possible that we get a shower or 2, but it will be, you know, not everywhere will be very much kind of a hit or miss situation. and when it's all said and done, i'm not expecting a whole lot of rain out of this. you see perhaps the coast getting a 10th of an inch. but everyone else. >> measuring in the hundreds of an inch. so it's not going to be so much about the rain, but it will be about the wind. now today, we'll start to see a little of that onshore flow. but wait to get to tomorrow. and then you really see a pronounced onshore flow. and it continues throughout thursday, right into friday. we're really ramps up even higher on friday here. this is about 3.30, in the afternoon. so want to make sure you're securing anything in your home. this ready for this on the patio. perhaps again, by the time we hit thursday and

friday, that onshore wind is going to get rolling. we will start to warm up a little bit and get a drier, kind of warmer, more stable air mass as we get to saturday. that sets us up really nicely for the weekend into the beginning of next week. thank you. still ahead, tiktok on the clock. literally. what is next for the social media app as washington? >> sets up fan plan in motion.

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>> san francisco mayor london breed wants to crack down on illegal activity surrounding late night quarter stores in the tenderloin. but some people who live there and work there are not on board with her plan. kron 4 sarah stinson has the story. >> one couple, i'm not i'm not the tender 9 while making loves living in san francisco's tenderloin neighborhood, she says there's one big problem. she doesn't feel safe at got is the home lot about the illegal vendors hanging hundreds of hanging out in front of our building. mickey was at the small business foggy tuesday night touring and celebrating 5 businesses in her neighborhood. she got the opportunity to express her

frustrations to mayor london breed. i want, you breed joined others in walking to each business right past people visibly doing drugs breed, told macie and others at the event about an initiative to crack down on the open drug market there. the night time needs to improve significantly. reid is proposing legislation that would require corner stores, liquor stores and smoke shops to close. >> from midnight to 05:00am reid says late night shops attract illegal activity that that was where we had the most problems, especially at night. if stores don't comply, they could face $1000 fines for each hour. they are open business owners like jamie flanagan of the phoenix hotel says it's a good first step. anything that helps. >> so her tail that the drug trade and the drug activity on our streets is, you know, something worth. >> macie says she's torn about

this proposal. it's kind of nice start have the story you know, and i want to be able to go out at night again. that was sara stinson reporting for us. and if the board of supervisors decides to pass breeds initiative, it will affect stores between. >> o farrell and mcallister streets. then from polk to joan streets. and this will not include restaurants, bars and event spaces. california lawmakers rejected a bill aimed at cracking down on how utility companies spend customers money per state rules. california's investor owned utilities are not allowed to use money from customers to pay for things like advertising or lobbying. they're supposed to use that money from private investors to pay for those things. but some groups are accusing these companies are going around the rules, for example, here using customers money to pay for tv ads disguised as public service announcements. the bill would have expanded the definitions of these standards while also allowing regulators to find utilities that break

the rules. monday marked the second time the proposal failed to pass a legislative committee. the san francisco board of supervisors approved an ordinance that will help expend methadone, expand methadone treatment in the city. the ordinance would allow clinics to spend 72 hours worth of methadone when it is requested, which moves significant barriers to treatment. methadone is used to ease symptoms opioid withdrawal and has been shown to improve people's chances as they begin the journey to recovery. hear from we are your local election headquarters in san pablo. rent control activists submitted over 1000 signatures to the city clerk to get a renter protection legislation package on the november ballot. the proposed package has ordinances for rent stabilization tenant anti-harassment, a just cause eviction renters would also be able to file petitions with the city manager. if the landlord fails to make repairs. but landlords can also file petitions. but the city, if they feel they're not getting a reasonable return on

their investment. the contra costa county register voters has 30 days to approve the over 1600 signatures. the high cost of living and low wages are keeping many from becoming teachers, enforcing longtime educators to opt out of careers in the classroom. but as kron four's, we've reports there's a new program, the east bay that wants to change that. >> teacher by day student at night. that's not the most lucrative job, but it's really what i'm passionate about. an aspiring educators path to solvency accelerated by a pressing need. >> for more school leaders after my 3rd year of teaching, i had to leave the classroom because i couldn't afford to live here. let go of the veterans for a cheaper and possibly more youth connected workforce or keep it status quo. and your curriculum may not advance. keep pace with society and your community is left to step behind. >> the modern days business society stuck with balancing loyalty and profits. we are

actively recruiting at this time. there has to be a way to combine both up and comers with proven go getters. this isn't apprenticeship model. >> and that tice to be mentors. enter grow is is protected through this saint mary's college of california in moraga and the san ramon valley unified school district's partnership alludes to a successful launch to an enduring partnership. that's going to be our faculty and our staff supporting our graduate learners as they go on this journey to become educators. earlier this month, the school district and smc help their first joint presentation. introducing the institutions teachers for tomorrow residency program. what we want to do is have a strong balance between the clinical practice side and the academic side so that aspiring educators are coming in. >> they're they're getting the academic theory and they're also getting a strong practice in the field. graduate

students over coming in equity, pursuing careers as teachers who otherwise would focus on higher paying jobs. >> instead, an opportunity to advance their passions, education. we have limited number of spots >> to be able to provide an offer to people. program pays its teaching apprentice $32,500 to combine a year's worth of classwork at saint mary's college of california and a concurrent year of mentorship from a san ramon valley unified school district teacher with live classroom experience. they will earn a teachi g credential sanctioned by the state and all but guaranteed district teaching job after the apprenticeship and residents see the way i'm able to. >> live and survive in the bay area right now with trail. plus, socal native tyler cardenas is a student teacher in oakland's teacher residency program the uc berkeley alarm earned his bachelor's degree from cal and is currently being below market on his

rent. and as part of his tuition paid for through the residency program, which compensates aspiring teachers from learning how to be an educator. >> and do so while learning from mentors target nice. also benefits from the nonprofit rio plus, teachers rooted in oakland, a group spearheaded by killing them. subsidizing rentals for teachers keep in monthly payments below 30% of their income and continuing to do so after their programs are over. as long as they make a commitment to teaching in the town with zillow for teachers, if you will. >> we have our educators to choose where they want to live, what amenities they want. they're not. >> inland building in one part of the city, but really allowed to be the professionals they are, the adults that they are and choose what works right for a virtual meeting for the saint. mary's and san ramon valley unified school district program last wednesday detailed the expectations for applicants and their avenues

to apply at 4 o'clock thursday. april 25th in the late afternoon. >> the second and final informational session is being held on the mountain vista high school campus at the workday center. interested applicants encouraged to attend. this is going allow us to really focus on filling some of our most challenging teaching positions and special education and stem. the oakland teaches residents. the initiative is also actively recruiting. >> philippe djegal all kron. 4 >> we're taking a live look outside right now at the great day across the city of san francisco, hoping for a couple breaks of sun. we have meteorologist kyla grogan here now with details. >> and like you keep that is going to pretty cloudy day today. but let's look at the bigger pattern here as we go through. we are going to get a little bit of kind of sprinkle perhaps thursday to friday. and then you can see a little bit on friday of sierra snow trying to make its way. and i don't think it'll be much of anything. it will be low impact both for us and for the

sierra. >> and then we'll dry out and have a really nice weekend beginning of next week. but having said that, you know, we are little late in the season and you can see how we could get about 3 to 6 inches of snow. looks like between bear valley mammoth lakes models are still kind of wavering on exactly where that might be. as far as where in the sierra kind of the peaks. we'll get it. but it won't be a whole lot. you can see certainly as we take a look here, there's been some melting out there, but it is still up on our mountain top. so if you're headed to the sierra this weekend, just know the friday could mean some slippery roads out there. as we have that, whether that moves in and then by saturday, we'll start to get some clearing temperatures in the 50's actually should be pretty want to talk. also just about these below average temperatures over the next few days were to continue with kind of blow slightly below average temps and then as we get into the weekend, you'll notice a little more warmth starting to build into california. kind of puts us just in the average category. but you can see where we're going to roll just a little bit below and then kind of even out. if we look at san francisco as an example. so today a little cloudy, we

might get a break or 2 later in the afternoon. but really it's going to be out those clouds, breezy conditions and even windy conditions with a slight chance of showers on friday. i'll be back. we'll take a look at the rest of the 7 day forecast. all right. now said to some national news because the clock is ticking on tiktok. the social media app will be banned in the u.s. unless sold off by its chinese owner. >> our washington correspondent trevor shirley in dc with the latest. >> that law goes into effect today with the president's signature the u.s. says it's time for tiktok's chinese owner bytedance to sell the app to a non chinese company or say goodbye to the u.s. market. congress is not acting to punish bytedance tiktok or any other individual company. congress is acting to prevent foreign adversaries from conducting espionage. some lawmakers say tiktok is like a giant intelligence vacuum up american users. private data for the chinese government.

bytedance denies this saying it shares nothing with the chinese communist party. chinese companies at the end of the day, they don't do their obligation to their customers. shareholders. what they owe it to the prc government bytedance will have 9 months to divest from tiktok. if a ban goes into effect tiktok wouldn't disappear from users. phones but updates. a new downloads wouldn't be available from u.s. app stores. this legislation may address or at least mitigate a national security rest, but it could and likely will result in widespread censorship. but critics say the u.s. government is chilling. free speech. this censorship with predominantly impact young people in our gountry. others say the amount of support in congress speaks for itself certainly enjoys a whole lot of support i think there are only 48 vote against it. now it will be at least 9 months before any ban would take

effect. it's expected to face legal challenges reporting in washington. i'm trevor shirley. into some developing world is now as haiti's health care system is nearing a collapse due to continued impacts from gang violence. >> medical centers, including the country's largest public hospital, are temporarily closing due to supply shortages as well as attacks on staff members at those hospitals. patients life-threatening condition say they're left with little help. and medications are also in short supply due to reported looting in the country. coming up here, caitlin clark making headlines once again. has an iq deal is expected to close breakdown. what she's going rake in. >> the giants next. another win against the mets will take a look at those highlights a look at those highlights when we come back.

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>> now on to bay area baseball. the giants taking on the mets once again in their series kron. 4 sports reporter aaron wilson has the highlights. >> well, the giants they look to make it 2 in a row over the mets on tuesday night at oracle, they have their a slow the way of on the hoping to make all his fans happy and for a part now headed going on early, not want to disappoint the kids, of course, and well, he gets joey wendle swinging right here on the 5th floor in the logan kept them. it's it bay to keep the game

scoreless. but the giants, they had no hits either until this happened right before it was first and then tiros try to bring michael conforto home with a sliding right there. head first to pass home base. it took a one. nothing lead and then in continued as might stressed. the follow with the blooper to center field to place. 2 more runs in the diet. they go up 3 to nothing and they are celebrating, it or call. i don't know though. we have to see if they're still there. they definitely will be there later on today, giving up 6 hits only, you know, that was logan. we have pretty good night as they win 5 to one over the minutes. that suspect to you guys at the desk. former oakland a's star. the outfielder jose conseco now making his case to be the team's manager. >> when they moved to sacramento, he tweeted a link to a petition that was titled. point jose conseco as the manager of the sacramento ways, the petition is asking for 1000 signatures before it moves on to its next goal. the

a's are set to move to sack town after the 2024 season. it will be their temporary home supposedly until that new ballpark in las vegas is finished. conseco is best known for his involvement mlb is a steroid scandal. he admitted to using performance enhancing drugs in a 2005 book that he wrote as of today, the petition just past about 900 signatures. pro basketball player caitlin clark is ready to break another record. the ncaa leading score could soon inc deal for her own sneakers. we told you last week how clark at or just over $76,000 a year for her rookie year in the wnba. well, nike's deal can make up for some cash here. the wall street journal is saying that deal is worth up to 28 million dollars. and that includes a signature shoe. clark already endorsement deals with gator aid state farm and panini that are valued around 3 million dollars. all right. the garlic

festival is coming back. but at a new location with a new name, what was once the gilroy garlic festival is now the california garlic festival and it will be at the merced said county spring fairgrounds and most found house. it's going to be a 3 day event starting august 30th. and according to the website, the festival will feature local entertainment monster trucks, a carnival and plenty of food like garlic fries, garlic pesto pasta in the crowd. favorite garlic ice cream. the hours are going to be noon to 10:00pm each day. all right. q lunch right now live. look here at the golden gate bridge where those clouds are still sticking around. we have kyla grogan here in the weather center with what's going on the rest of the day today. yeah, i've got a cloudy day out there. more below average temperatures are taking a live look at half moon bay which looks a whole lot like the rest of the bay right now, which is to say >> that we're cloudy out there. 58 in half moon bay. 63 in san jose. we've got some mid 60's out there in spots like concord and dublin. even

pittsburgh. you can see 67 in fairfield, little cooler up in the north bay. but we've gotten, you know, up there a little bit, comparatively speaking. 63 in santa rosa wind is relatively calm today, which is really nice. we're going to see return of on-shore flow as we get into thursday and friday. and it's getting a little bit while we may even see a wind advisory with that. but let me show you where that low pressure system is right now. you can see it sitting right off the coast and that's why it's dragging some of that moisture in. so as we go through today tomorrow, even into friday, that low pressure still in charge, kind of ushering in that cooler air. but behind that is going to be a ridged. and it's going to set up a little bit of a wind gradient between the 2 as this passes by. but once that ridge gets and it's going to be a drier air mass, little bit warmer as well. bringing us back to average temperatures. let's talk about this wind today. we get the usual wind in the afternoon. but tomorrow you can see as we get into about that 3 o'clock time frame, things really start to pick up and then it's going to get even more as we get into friday. so again, you see this onshore flow, very distinct

onshore flow happening. are we sick could see gusts upwards of 35 miles per hour in spots. so this is the time to kind of think that through and make sure that you've secured anything outside your home may be on the patio. that could fly around because i think it's going to be a little squirrelly as we get into friday particular and friday. so that slight chance of some drizzle that could come in as well. i don't think it will be a lot, but we could see a slight shower or 2. this work our way through the afternoon. they're going to clear out on saturday get some beautiful sunshine in there, a few clouds on sunday. but the temperatures rebounding back to kind of normal, if not slightly above average as we get into tuesday. all right. well, if you're looking for a new show to watch, there are a bunch of them that are streaming now. a dean richards has a preview. >> i only remain on because i made about you and the forms. so i've made for new streaming series this week. sonic the hedgehog is powerful sidekick. >> it's a new live action series. all his own idris elba is the voice of nichols as he

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how a very popular restaurant from the east bay is planning to make a comeback.

>> the plan reopen. it was always the reopen. we're going anywhere. >> a beloved barbecue joints rising from the ashes and opening a new location after a devastating fire horn bbq officially coming back. this new location will take part. in of matt horns. other restaurant called maddie is it's on 8th street in oakland.

horn bbq widely acclaimed in the bay area and beyond having been recognized by mitch lynn and poured himself earning best new chef honors from food and wine in 2021. this acclaimed very delicious restaurant was vandalized berg by a graffiti and then was set on fire just before thanksgiving. and we checked in with warren last month about losing this original location. >> but that was a challenge to the it was. took a while for us realize that, you know, with everything that we built. has been on fire, you know, so that kind of look at from that perspective we take, this devastating determined that something positive. do that. >> so if you're a fan of maddie's restaurant, don't worry. a lot of the favorite dishes that people love from there will be included into the horn bbq menu. and the new one barbecue is going to include a full bar. that's going to be delicious. the grand opening of the new horn

bbq location is this friday morning at 11. and some celebrations here for a new restaurant that just opened up in san jose. it's called sea. >> it serves vietnamese food and french cuisine. the owner says she moved into the downtown area because she wanted to give back to the business community that helped her rebound when her restaurant was broken into. and they're open monday through saturday. thank you so much for joining us here from the kron. 4 newsroom today. i'm justine waldman, so appreciate your time. i'll see you again during kron. 4 news at 2 3 o'clock this afternoon. but for now live in the bay is next. >> hey, thanks, christine. we have a full and credible show for you lined up today. we're talking about a festival happening that you want to take part barry season where you can go with the family to pick berries.

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the bay, everyone. we have a great show for you today. coming up. >> we're bringing the last in studio when comedian laurie kilmartin joins details on where you can catch her next. stop in the bay area. then mission comics and art store is supporting local artists. all the celebrations lined up for free comic book day on. may 4. >> and the start of mulberry season is kicking off one of the largest small dairy farms in america is right here in the bay area. >> details on how to bring the for fun day of u k.