>> today on kron 4 news at noon, multiple highways shut down this weekend in the bay area when the closure start and how you can get around them. plus, we're learning more about the presidio heights apartment fire and the extent of the damage is. and

we continue our coverage of the memorial for fallen oakland police officer jordan wingate. we are live just outside 3 cross church in castro valley. >> from the bay news station. you're watching kron. news and news. >> thanks so much for joining us here on kron. 4 news at noon. i'm stephanie lin today. the oakland police department mourns one of their own officer. jordan wingate died last saturday from injuries suffered while on duty in 2018. he spent more than 5 years fighting for his life. kron 4 charles clifford reports live for us from castro valley just outside where that memorial service is happening now. white house. >> well, good afternoon. i am outside the 3 crosses church here in castro valley. that service is happening as we speak. let's going take a look at some video here now. officer jordan wingate was wounded in the line of duty is

injured back in 2018. he has been on life support most of the time since then and passed away this past weekend just before 11 o'clock. today, his casket arrived here at the 3 crosses church. he greeted by hundreds of uniformed officers from all around the bay area, including san francisco, oakland, san leandro and hayward, along with the alameda county sheriff's office. they were here as well and dozens of friends and family members. now the service inside the church right now. it's going to expected to last about an hour or so. has his family and friends and officers from when he served with oakland police to remember what a good officer he was and what a good man he was. >> son brother, a family member, a friend, a talented police officer with bright future with so much more to accomplish and so much more to humanity. nudge or described dedicated, hard-working, respectful and fighting

practical joker. just like that. yeah. huge part in a way you feel like you're is best friend. >> yeah. now the service will probably wrap up here in the half hour to an hour or so. if you're in the area of the 3 crosses church here in castro valley, keep in mind that that procession could cause some traffic delays as they take the officer officer wingate away from the funeral service. but that's the very latest here in the east bay, charles clifford kron. 4 just a heartbreaking moment and day for all those who knew him. thank you so much, charles, for your coverage. >> happening today in the south bay, the man accused of attacking said jose mayor matt mahan is bodyguards due to be arraigned. that incident happened tuesday has called for was in the middle of an interview with the mayor in downtown san jose. wesley polar to see here punching the plainclothes police officer assigned to protect the mayor. now the suspect was charged with misdemeanor battery and disturbing the peace. san jose

police say pollard has an outstanding arrest warrant out of georgia for resisting arrest with violence. there. francisco firefighters put out a massive apartment building fire in presidio heights. kron four's will tran brings us more. >> the fire is out, but the painstaking work to find out exactly what happened. what caused building to erupt into a big of flame at around 4.30, in the morning? well, that is ongoing. fortunately, nobody was hurt. nobody was killed because nobody was inside at the time. but you can see the scaffolding in front. it was being renovated. we do know that it's one building 4 floors, 6 units and one firefighter just told me that it appears it was close to being finished because you normally do not paint the front of the building and less. you are close to finishing its a multimillion dollar building that went up in flames. let me show you video. this all happened at around 4.30, in the morning.

the fire department actually got here within 4 minutes and they realize they were just simply outgunned by the fire. so they called for backup altogether. 60 firefighters were here. the conditions really tough because it was windy. the fire created all kinds of smoke that it was like thick fog. not to mention it was misty at the time. so it made them, they say hard to hold on to some of their equipment, but they were able to pounce on it. short time after that, they knock down the flames. but in the meantime, they did tell everybody nearby, stay inside. close your windows. don't even step outside because breathing would be very difficult. i did talk to one woman and she didn't want to go on camera, but she said it wasn't the fire. it wasn't the commotion, but it was the smoke that actually woke her up inside her home. she's very rattled by what happened as far as this particular place, the age

of the building actually save the building because it's much older they use redwood and redwood is very durable. even during intense fires like this one, which is why it never collapsed. that allowed investigators to go inside as early as about 2 and a half hours after the fire was knocked down. so they're going through there right now. the fire department did such a wonderful job that the damage was contained only to the front of the building. no damage to either buildings on the left or the right side. and again, everybody moving about right now. but this multi million dollars worth of damage to this house. back to you. in the east bay. 27 year-old mark simon faces attempted kidnapping and child charges in walnut creek. >> police arrested him while responding to a reported that attempt kidnapping at the downtown library on north broadway earlier this month.

officers say they found more than 600 images of child on electronic device. the suspect was carrying simon remains in custody on 2 million dollars bail. police are asking anyone with information to please get in touch. police in concord are looking for a man who tried to grab a little girl on her way to school. it happened just after 7 wednesday morning near nuala street and dartmouth way. the girl who is in middle school told police the man tried to grab her arm while also trying to open the door to a parked small black car. more closures are coming to some major bay area roadways and bart also plans on closing part of its tracks in oakland this weekend. kron four's rob nesbitt brings us the latest. >> the site of paving and construction along the southbound lanes of i-680, are not new. this weekend will be the 4th and final time. the project closes the interstate from pleasanton starting 09:00pm friday and reopening at 04:00am monday. according to caltrans spokesperson for

alameda county, janice morrow. we will be completely placing the roadway. >> with cement, which is a very memorable and long-lasting material. some of the roadway reopened 04:00am monday. it will be a smooth ride for a moment. traffic will be rerouted during the work as well as along highway. 37 starting on friday and 09:00pm. we're back on westbound state route. 37. >> in the to the sonoma county line, caltrans spokesperson for that area chinchilla. >> says this is the second weekend lanes have been closed to traffic at this location. the detour is a long one. >> would normally is a 7.10, mile stretch that takes people 15 to 20 minutes. it is now a 25 mile detour that goes through solano county, napa county and sonoma county delays by car and by train. bart will be suspending service between rockridge station in oakland and lafayette station this weekend. chris filippi says is to keep workers along the tracks safe, a role, but

they'll have this week. it is. they'll be replacing lighting in the berkeley hills tunnel. so obviously we don't want to be running trains through the tunnel as our workers are replacing those lights. he says free buses will be waiting at rockridge in lafayette to transport riders to their next stop. >> adding about 20 minutes of travel time that the work is long overdue. many of the components being replaced across the bart system are more than 50 years old. they've got to go. they have outlived their design life. >> and that was rob nesbitt reporting for us. the eastbound lanes between solano and sonoma county shutdown next weekend and paving is scheduled on i-680, in san ramon next month. sfmta workers say they were blindsided by the agency's plan to increase ticketing for illegal parking around 200 workers rallied in front of the sfmta headquarters. the workers saying the recent announcement is putting targets on their backs. one parking control officer we spoke with says she's already been assaulted on the job. >> so want to take who was

illegally part. he didn't like that. he got a ticket because he was doing doordash. so i continued on my my route. follow me about 2 or 3 blocks. waited until i stopped at a stoplight, punched a window. and as a result, the blast come >> workers say they want safer patrol vehicles and a seat at the table with sfmta leaders when important decisions are made, we reached out to the agency regarding these concerns and were given this following statement that reads in part, quote, safety is our top priority at the agency. thanks to our efforts. crime is down. 48 1% since 2018 within our system. our parking control officers are provided de-escalation training, self-defense tools and of access to our internal dispatch center that communicates directly with sfpd for any assistance they need end quote. mta workers are hoping improvements will be made once the agency and workers complete their labor negotiations. all right. let's check in on our forecast now as we take a live look outside from our sutro south cam.

>> looking like a lovely day and san francisco. let's check in now with gayle who's been keeping an eye on the wind. take a look yes, it's sunny out there. it's nice, but we have a bit of a breeze, as you can see here over at quite tower and along san francisco, you'll definitely need your jacket today. there's a bit of a chill there. >> you can see why current wind speeds. 28 miles an hour reporting here in san francisco. so you notice the coast is more breezy even inland as you make your way to oakland reporting 20 miles an hour 50's. that will be the weather story as we get through the day we're in between these 2 systems, a low pressure in the pacific northwest and the desert southwest. so that is creating these mild conditions but also breezy conditions as well. we are in the post frontal as this cold front makes its way through. it's going to be behind breezy conditions, a mix of sun and clouds, though, today and maybe a raindrops drizzle. so we saw some rain last night in the east bay, but here are the future wind gusts. you notice possibly 30's along part about now. and as we get into the afternoon at 36, maybe in sandra fell.

and 31 in san francisco. so over by the coast and the the higher elevation, the usual areas that see that wind's pops so 30's towards the afternoon in late evening and it looks like we'll be dealing with some winds and breezy conditions through the weekend and even into monday. so just have that jacket handy. temperatures are currently sitting in the 50's and 60's looking ahead of the rest of your weekend. temperatures do rebound to the 70's. so this weekend looks very lovely with a little breeze and they're back to all right, dale, thank you so much. >> coming up here on the kron, 4 news at noon, the cdc confirms the first hiv transmissions linked to some popular cosmetic procedures. details ahead. plus, the reaction from east bay residents after walmart officials announced the closure of a popular fremont closure of a popular fremont store.

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>> san francisco city workers are trying to improve their computer system after it went down on thursday. kron four's dan kerman reports. >> one day after the ribbon was cut on san francisco's new 9-1-1, dispatch center. the computer system that integral to dispatching emergency service personnel went down. we had it what we call a cad outage where we had a failure, had our computer aided dispatch went san francisco's computer, aided dispatch system or cad allows those taking 9-1-1. calls to take incoming information into a computer which police and fire dispatchers in another part of the 9-1-1 center. can see and send help immediately when the system went down at 05:00am. that automatic communication had to be done manually,

meaning notes had to be written down and then physically handed to the appropriate dispatcher to send help and something like this happens. it's all hands on deck. so we bring people out of key. why we bring our supervisors on the floor. whoever needs you know, jump in we have runners, you know, we it's a it's a building with a lot of people working in it. so when we have >> the scenario we just bring in a few extra hands to make sure we have all the people we need. mary. ellen carroll is the executive director of san francisco's department of emergency management. >> she says dispatchers have trained for this. and as a result, there was no delay in answering incoming 9-1-1, calls or dispatching emergency personnel during the 2 and a half hour outage. >> we're really good at switching gears in order to handle this when it happens. while san francisco's 9-1-1, dispatch center is brand new. >> the cat is a decade old and well past its life expectancy at the beginning of this year, a contract executed for a new

cat system. as for the new cad system, city officials hope to have it up and running in the next 2 to 3 years at san francisco city hall. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> there's no hotline, an alameda county for victims of 35 people whose death penalty cases are being reviewed. district attorney pamela price says her office uncovered what may be a pattern of misconduct in those trials dating back almost 30 years. her office believes prosecutors may have purposefully excluded black and jewish people from juries price as family. members of those affected are now being informed of what's going on. anyone who hak not been contacted is asked to get in touch through the alameda county district attorneys website. on the peninsula. the san mateo county sheriff's department is getting trained on how to respond to calls involving people with autism. deputies now work will soon work with an expert on how to help individuals on the spectrum of both crises in everyday situations. experts say autism can be more

difficult to recognize without the proper training. the sheriff's office says this will help staff better serve the community. all right. let's check in on our forecast. conditions taking a live look outside at walnut creek. lots of cars out on the roadway at 12, 17 this afternoon. but would just like to kind of conditions are a people driving through at this moment. gayle? >> yeah, it may even into some winds. that is the main weather story for us here in the bay area. we are mostly sunny, though, but don't let that fool. you may need your jacket, especially in san francisco. it's quite breezy out there today. i just stepped out on our patio, your head, san francisco. >> it is definitely chill in the air and oils have a mix of some sun and clouds, though, because of the wind is blowing

you'll notice the fog rolling in by the coast that the usual set up and then things mostly clear out for as inland. so the coast, you may see some clouds this weekend, but saturday looks mostly sunny, a better day to get outside. partly cloudy for sunday, but it will be the wind so it will be dealing with. so today, though, expect some breezy conditions towards that 15 to 20 miles an hour, even up to 30 may see a pop in the winds this evening. so if you're stepping out just to bring your jacket out there, secure those inside and you could also see some tree limbs down. we don't have a wind advisory, but we're right under the threshold with that under that criteria, here is your seven-day forecast. so this saturday and sunday looks very

lovely. wrote 80's like we saw last weekend. but pretty comfortable in the low 70's inland upper 60's by the bay upper 50's by the coast and look out for those clouds over by the coast and then we'll start to see a warming trend starting pretty much saturday through monday. we'll start the workweek off in the mid 70's, possibly the 80's wednesday and then maybe the long-range a chance of rain maybe next sometime next week. but for now, it looks like a lovely spring. weather here for the end of april. when when i come back, check in on the mountains in the sierra. back to you. all right. sounds great, gayle, thank you. >> walmart announced its store in fremont is closing for good kron four's. dan thorn brings us community reaction. >> for nearly 20 years this walmart, he's served customers on al brace street in fremont next month. it's closing for good. i am very shocked. that explosion >> india for so long, this kind unfortunate they're closing the store shoppers tell us this is been there. go to walmart since it first

opened back in 2006. >> a sign at the store's entrance sharing the closing date next month as well as reduced hours. the company says this location is one of several nationwide that have not been making enough. money starts always been very busy. the reason that given again for not having enough revenue to keep the store open, his is is is questionable. a walmart spokesperson tells kron 4 the closure affects more than 150 employees. those workers are being encouraged to transfer to other bay area stores, including one. that's roughly 3 miles away. fremont shoppers will now have to go to the city's osgood road location in come next month or travel. even farther to union city or milpitas. it's kind of disappointing a because this punt this place is like the closest to where is. >> the store's new hours are from 07:00am to 07:00pm. >> and this location officially closes on. may 24th in fremont. dan thorn kron. 4 news.

>> still ahead, the city of alameda is suing the company that owns a houseboat community. the latest details on that lawsuit. plus, a new state bill would assign students less homework. why supporters say the new standards are necessary to children's mental health. for

your health this afternoon. a new state bill is pushing for less homework. >> the healthy home mark act would update guidelines across california school districts.

some studies show elementary school kids don't necessarily get better grades just because they do more homework. if the move passes, policies must also consider the mental and physical health of students. lawmakers inecalifornia are once again introducing a universal health care bill. the latest bill would establish framework for a single-payer state-run coverage system called cal care to help control health care costs for californians previous bills face pushback because of the expensive price tag attached. experts said it would cost around 500 billion dollars to fund the program. but supporters say they remain hopeful. the pandemic change people's minds about health care. the cdc confirmed the first hiv transmissions linked to some popular cosmetic procedures. so far the cdc says 3 women tested positive for hiv after getting so-called vampire facials at a new mexico spa. the cdc says the albuquerque business was not licensed and was not using proper safety measures. investigators say as many as

59 clients at the vip spa may have been exposed to hiv through botox injections or vampire facials. coming up next here at noon, cries for a cease-fire continue across the country as the israel and hamas conflict continues. plus, a closer to home state lawmakers blocked a bill limiting the use of nba's during the drafting of bills. >> the privacy concerns that led them to strike it down. and lawmakers share a new proposal to protect homeowners after thousands see their insurance coverage dropped. i love that my daughter still needs me. but sometimes i can't help due to burning and stabbing pain in my hands, so i use nervive. nervive's clinical dose of ala reduces nerve discomfort

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>> north bay lawmakers announced a plan they say would help with the property insurance crisis. this after companies like state farm announced it would not renew tens of thousands of policies. are gayle ong reports. >> fema grants for homeowners in designated areas and a tax credit for property owners. that's a 30% tax credit and a $10,000 grant. >> the 2 key components that make up. congressman mike thompson disaster resiliency and coverage act co sponsored by representative jared huffman. when you put it all together, this is an important piece of making sure that insurance remains available. >> and also affordable to the folks that we committed almost 7 years ago. to continuing to

stand with him to serve. the proposed bill is aimed to help with the property insurance crisis. >> it is modeled after a program in alabama after homes are impacted by severe weather. it was the same want same story from every insurance company and it was. >> make sure that there's disaster resilience building other homeowners did everything necessary to protect their homes from any type of disaster. same thing with landowners, the backdrop of thursday's press conference took place in santa rosa's coffey park neighborhood. >> and the area that was virtually wiped out by the 2017 north bay fires among the speakers, sonoma county elected officials and also wildfire survivors. this bill will support efforts like defensible space clearing enhanced emergency water access, fire, oppression systems, technology, and automated systems that assist first responders and much more education is on the rise. but we have to acknowledge that

the financial increases in the cost of insurance is leaving many without funds to do the work to protect their homes, families and communities. when asked about how much this bill will cost taxpayers loss of insurance to homeowners is going to be devastating. but self. >> you add to that a disaster too. and the price tag is over the top. so i would argue the cost of this is going pale in comparison to what the cost of not doing. it's going to >> and the bill still needs to be passed by congress. the co-sponsors of this bill say they hope it happens as soon as possible. reporting from santa rosa, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> and the city of alameda is suing an investment company that owns house poe community accusing the group for violating or other of violating rent control rules and allegedly harassing elderly residents. the barn home arena is a community of more than 50 floating houses, house bill renter or houseboat owners, their rent their spots

at the marina to access water and electricity valley investment, redwood llc bought the marina 2 years ago. and according to alameda city attorney, that's when the company started hiking rent prices by nearly 200%. in some cases and stop paying city fees while also creating problems for people who are now trying to sell their floating homes. >> lost my wife to cancer 2 years ago. was our retirement and i have not been able to sell the house. because of what's going on here. right now. there's another neighbor a little cell. where longer than me? again, because of the he had a buyer that was. i think they said 2 days away from mom that school closing and he would even talk about ways that would awesome. want. >> alameda city attorney says the investment company so far owes the city $120,000 in

fees. we reached out to the investment company for comment and will update you once we hear back. governor gavin newsom announced a milestone in california's progress towards cleaner energy newsom stopped by a solar power plant or rather farm in yolo county sharing the state is now producing 10,000 megawatts of power from wind, water and solar power systems. the milestone was reached in 5 years. newsom adding the state is on track to being carbon neutral by 2045. the governor says more clean power will be put into the grid over the next few years. the new law requires public schools to provide halal and kosher meal options to students. the passing of the bill coincides with both the end of ramadan and the beginning of passover. both halal and kosher diet, a religious guidelines regarding a mix of food preparation and grew and ingredients considered permissible to use. the law's goes into effect during the 2025. to 26 school year at schools. we're more than 5% of a student's are requesting these types of food

options. a proposal to acquit new cars with speed safety systems is moving forward in sacramento. that bill was introduced in january and would have mandated new cars made or sold in the state in 2027 to have speed limiters restricting vehicles from going more than 10 miles over a per hour over the speed limit after hearing feedback about the potential dangers of a physical speed limit or the bill was amended to only require visual and audio signals that alert drivers of excessive speed. the mandate would apply to half of new vehicles starting in 2029 and then all cars by 2032, the bill now heads to the senate appropriations committee. at the state capitol. a key legislative committee blocked legislation that would have banned state lawmakers and lobbyists from entering into non-disclosure agreements during bill negotiations. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace takes a closer look what the proposal called for. >> indeed, it's been mixed reaction here at the state capitol upon learning this

bill will not advance clerk will open the road. we're looking at one of the most public parts of the legislative process, a formal vote on a bill arched. 32 knows 5 the measure process. but what the public does not always bill is crafted in negotiated behind the scenes when the public. >> a look at the laws being made. they deserve transparency. that's why bakersfield gop assembly member vince fong says he introduced assembly bill. 26 54. it would ban the use of non-disclosure agreements or nba's in the legislative process. in a nutshell in nba is an agreement between at least 2 people are parties binding them to secrecy, preventing them from disclosing specified information often deemed sensitive and confidential. fong's legislation would prevent lobbyists, lawmakers and state employees from entering into such an agreement when crafting a negotiating bills, funds proposal came up for a hearing in the assembly elections committee where he urged members to back the

legislation. it is my biggest concern that we are actually trying to shield the public. >> for information and and from legislators as well. that is critical to our votes in to help laws are being made. and so nda is being used in the lawmaking, a crafting of laws that that process has to be discouraged and eliminated. but the bill has its opponents, including the california restaurant association and the california chamber of commerce. they came out against arguing some bill negotiations require confidential discussions to build trust and create consensus confidentiality agreements between private parties can often help. >> to allow a difficult issues and difficult. >> issues to be worked through between parties that don't necessarily always a great in the end. bush and has built the bill did not pass while the loan to republicans on the committee voted in favor of it. the democratic majority blocked the bill noting it was published only last week giving members little time to review it. this rushed process

which necessitated expedited hearing by this committee. >> prevented this bill from receiving the level of scrutiny and the analysis that bills normally receive. >> before being hurt as a disappointment, if nba's are going to be allowed to be used moving that's wrong. and so this bill is dead for this year. but every been told by several gop lawmakers, they want to see it reintroduced next reporting at the state capitol, a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >> all right. let's check in on our forecast conditions as we take a live look outside from our mount tam cam, lovely view of san francisco from this distance. there. let's check in now with gayle ong for more on our there. hello. yeah, we have sunny skies across the bay area, but we have a bit of a breeze we're dealing with. let's check in. >> and this yera here, this is half dome gives 70. it's beautiful out there. if you're going to go out to check out so little bit sprees as spring skiing, what's left of it? so around the lake, we have showers here in south lake tahoe, 30 3 degrees. but when you go to reno, almost 20

degrees warmer in the 50's in carson city. look, sunny right now. truckee looks cloudy. so this year outlook forecast now we do have showers in the forecast today. so if you're planning on driving later this afternoon and evening, you may run into some unsettled weather. as you can see, this is our future cast model this hour. 12 story here, you know, to some snow showers there in the sierra and then by the afternoon, you could run into a thunderstorm. so as you make your way towards the sacramento area and when you're driving along a 50 year, a notice here we have some some moderate cells building right there around late afternoon. and then the evening, maybe some leftover lingering showers as well. but the weekend looks very nice similar to us in the bay area. you can see we're mostly dry this weekend. we will all be doing with some windows will be gusty over by the mountain passes and expecting a few more inches of snow out there as well. especially late in the season. and this spring, a statewide temperatures are in the 50's upper 50's in san

francisco. a moderate little warmer as you make your way to southern california, 70 degrees in santa barbara and 68 in los angeles. as you make your way inland to sacramento, a little cooler in the upper 60's. now heading to southern california. there is a wind advisory and a high wind warning out there. wind gusts could be 30 to 40 miles an hour and even at 65 in the higher peaks. so that's part of your drive this weekend. keep that in mind. but our weekend in the bay area looks lovely. los 70's with a bit of a breeze, a 60's around the bay upper 50's by the coast. back to you. all right, dale, thank you so much. >> multiple bay area law enforcement agencies recovered over $300,000 worth of stolen goods in oakland. the chp says they found products from stores like walmart, tj maxx and sunglass hut in this suspected fencing operation. the investigation began last september in san mateo county, where sheriff deputies arrested several people linked to retail theft in the area just 2 months later, san ramon police link 2 women to that retail theft ring after they were arrested again for

stealing from a local stuff 3 agencies and obtain search warrants for 2 open homes and a storage container where they found the pictured items. all right. take a look at this. many counties narcotic task force team executed a search warrant yesterday in connection to an illegal possession and sale of multiple guns. the seizure happened on crosby avenue in oakland with police say they found 9 guns including for illegal assault weapons and a stockpile of ammunition. police arrested a man on charges related to this investigation. developing world news now, there's a continued outcry across the nation for a cease-fire in gaza as the war between israel and hamas continues. college campuses flooded with protests. dozens of students arrested and some universities canceling graduation ceremonies. news nation's robert sherman shares the latest in the conflict as a possible hostage release could be on the horizon. despite the fact that it's been over 200 days since that october 7th attack, the hope on the ground here in israel.

>> that a hostage release deal can be brokered has not been extinguished, especially with reports swirling. the talks may be starting to pick up again with local outlets on the ground here in israel reporting that the israeli leadership is considering brokering a deal with hamas that would lead to the release of less than 40 hostages. if true, that would be the lowest number that we've seen potentially put on the table to date. but all this coming as you've seen pressure on the ground here in israel with hostage families gathering in tel aviv this week amid the news that 18 countries, including the united states, issued a joint demand for the hostages to be released. that includes the family of american israeli hersh goldberg-polin who appeared in a hamas propaganda video this week, 203 days later, his parents still wanting holding on to hope he'll come home. we are hopeful and prayerful that this is the beginning of a galvanizing force of these

countries. >> we're going to continue going forward and shout and allowed unified way. >> that they are not stopping until all of these hostages come home. there are debates on the ground here in israel as to what kind of the deal is acceptable. many hostage families are on the record saying that they want israel to cut any deal. they can cut. >> and make any concession that needs to be made in order to get their loved ones home. not everyone in israel feels that way and some fear giving up too much and what that will do to israel's national security in tel aviv. robert sherman, news nation. coming up on kron. 4 news at noon. a cup of coffee that benefits mother nature. we learn more in today's tech smart. >> plus, the forty-niners make their pick during the first round of the nfl draft. we're on the wide receiver coming on the wide receiver coming from florida. - my childhood was tough.

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♪♪ get 6x longer-lasting freshness, plus odor protection. try for under $5! >> the forty-niners faithful gathered at levi stadium for day one of the nfl draft. it was action packed day for the first round. the forty-nine s welcomed a new addition to the roster. sports director jason dumas brings us a recap. >> the forty-niners were on the clock on thursday night and there were a lot of storylines surrounding their first-round pick. it's rumor season and they were swirling all night long. but once the dust settled, the 9 or state putin made their selection at 31 and the pick was a bit of a shocker. take a listen.

>> 31st. pick in the 2024. nfl draft. san francisco forty-niners select. ricky pearsall wide receiver. >> we have not. >> i love those moments when the guys dreams come true in there with their families, they're also out rather see those in the guys at the draft shake the does hand anyway, raking played at arizona state with brandon aiyuk and then he finished her his career at florida. he had just under 1000 receiving yards last season in gainesville. he is known as an athlete who can also play special teams. he can rip current punts returned kicks kyle shanahan even mentioned his blocking ability is something that stood out on tape. but overall it was his versatility that really stood out the most. >> he just plays a well, i mean, whether he was outside either receiver, all 3 of the

positions you can separate down the field separate underneath. got really good hands. extremely very well-developed. you can tell you is. i guess it called a gym rat or some cause you to seize, worked on routes put a lot of hours because you can see it on tape. then as i know, nothing you can do and you can fit based off the other guys. >> round 2 tonight and we'll have all that coverage. of course, all ready that you look at sports. jason, thank you. steph curry has been named the nba clutch player of the year. stephon led the league in clutch points this season. >> which consists of scoring when a game is within 5 points with 5 or fewer minutes remaining, golden state fans have grown accustomed to step coming up big when it matters the most. and the oakland roots also updated their roster. they announced the signing of former united states men's national team player dom dwyer. he's a veteran striker who played 10 seasons in major league soccer

and won the mlb's cup with sporting kansas city. lots of talent let's talk about our forecast as we take a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. looking like a beautiful day out by the bridge. nice blue sky, fluffy clouds and just a touch of a breeze there. gayle. yes, i've breezy conditions will be a hanging on to the winds for a few days. now, temperatures are mild out there, though, but you'll need your jacket out a stepped out before the show. >> at our patio, san francisco, there's a bit of a chill in the air because of that wind but mostly for in the 60's here, 70 in fairfield, one of the warmest spots in it, even upper 50's by the coast. that will be the case here. here are the current wind speeds. 28 in san francisco and 20 in oakland. 21 in hayward with that bay breeze there we have a mix of sun and you may run into some drizzle. it looks like that rain is starting to move out of our area. but the cold front will be making its way through today. so that's why you'll notice the wind speeds. and let's take a look at pacifica because you'll or along the coast. we'll see a

pop-up this afternoon in the 20's and then we'll start to back off to the teens this evening and also taper off overnight and tomorrow but will still be breezy across the bay area. here's the future. when forecast 30's right now. and as i take you through 3, 15 pm, take a look. we're in the 30's now, especially along the coast and even the highest peaks around napa atlas peak in calistoga. and then as they take you to the evening dinner time, it was looks like that when will be sticking around. so you just want to bring your jacket if you're heading out and about saturday morning looks a little bit breezy more winds along the coast here. 22 expected in san francisco, 27 in half moon bay. so those winds will stick around to ali's until monday. back out here live. it's a gorgeous day, though. you know, we're nice and sunny, you see those high clouds out. there are 7 day outlook. we have a warming trend on the way. notice the set low 70's this weekend, but inland looks like we'll be bumping up to the mid 70's. even warmer wednesday. i don't

see rain in the long range. maybe in the long, long range. but for now we have nice sunny weather to deal with for the weekend. back to you. all right. love the sound of morrison. thank you. >> michelin just released its first-ever hotel guide and 3 in the bay area have just made the highest honors. they include single thread in and heels bird meadow, ville or other meadowood napa valley and lena and canyon ranch in woodside. these of ranked among the best in the country. michelin created the guide based on architecture and interior design, the quality and consistency of service overall personality and character as well as the value you get for the price. congratulations to san francisco bars are among north america's 50 best bars for the year. that's according to a new ranking by the world's 50 best restaurants released on wednesday. all right. let's take a closer look at this. true laurel in the mission district ranked 30th on the list, pacific cocktail haven in union square in san francisco ranked 38th. you can

find the full ranking on our website right now. kron 4 dot com. and coffee cups are going green. one startup is now printing in 3 coffee cups. made of earth friendly materials which demero explains in today's tech smart. >> the bubble that's the time being. latte artist jordan fierro's has a new canvas to work with this earth friendly 3 d printed copy porsche street in. for coffee. partnering with a startup named gaia star to offer the sustainable cops were little always looking for new ways to push forward. look to the future, innovate find ways to be more helpful for the the small coffee chain which has roots in california is laid-back beach town. santa cruz is offering the reusable cups for $2 at several locations. beautiful job fun for consumers to use and something that replaces a huge problem we have, which is

single use paper, how it almost feels like a little clay pot. that is yes guy. a star founder sanjeev man. got the idea in india where the idea in india where they've been serving drink and handmade terra cotta cups for thousands of years. our mission is to eliminate single-use plastics. the ingredients are simple. sand, water and salt. we make these rapidly using our proprietary 3 d printing technology with the north star being that one day the machine can sit in a cafe like this or restaurant. i think a rapidly pred to play to bowl. i comp any size to go on mound that 3 d printing process is closely guarded. it takes about 30 seconds to produce a cup. used it as many times. you and you can watch it. you know, rinse it out. we use it. it's yours to keep. if it breaks your you forget buy another one for a couple blocks. the cubs disintegrate. when you're done with them. i love the look at because you almost feel like i it's it's very earthy. it feels very natural. yeah. i love the fact that i can reuse this cop once i'm done. yes, far. i think.

coming up next year at noon, we continue to follow the rescued mountain lion cubs in the oakland zoo. >> coming up, a look at how they're doing. welcome back.

take a look at oakland zoo's foster mountain lion cub willow. she's enjoying haneke time there. >> willow and his sister maple came so oakland zoo in november after their mother was killed in a road collision. the pair are the 25th and 26th mountain lions rescued as part of the zoo's rescue and recovery program. look at those feet. the cubs will not stay at oakland zoo

permanently. the zoo says california department of fish and wildlife are working to find them a forever home. a baby bat-eared fox kid born earlier this month at the cincinnati zoo is doing well and keeping busy with eating napping and just being plain cute. oh, look at that face. charming footage shows callipari nickname cal being hand fed by the staff. well, hungry guy. zoo says back eared foxx are native to the cali hard hard as it was a wartime callipari desert, making the name calipari here is this double makes sense. a feisty a month. so the long nosed poteau ru hotel room. that's right. is ready for a life without mom. according to zoo keepers at aussie ark in australia. check this out. he said that my waiting here for him, it's a new fame out kopi pet. >> and people will be going in there as well. in pickens new in clay shaw, which looks a lot of weight, a lot of them

and we're going to lace jimenez of fame hiding in that somewhere. footage released by aussie ark shows keepers taking pippin a young male long nosed put a roof. he's right there from his mother's enclosure into his new independent life. with other mature females, pippen was bred at aussie ark and is part of the park's rewilding program destined for release into the barrington wildlife sanctuary. what a cool looking critter. the aussie ark operations manager who conducted pippen's transfer and said he was pleased with the animals. progress saying, quote, it was great to have pippin in hand today. he's a feisty little man. i think he's going to do really well in the breeding program. we wish to pin the best of luck with all the event. >> let's take a look now. bruno and adorable baby gorilla at fort worth zoo in texas. you can get him. >> you can see getting takeaways. mom, gracie, the zoo says bruno, as always seem to enjoy all the attention. they're from mom, the young western lowland gorilla was born in november 2022, the zoo says he's become more

independent while remaining close to his mother who has been at the zoo for almost 10 years, wishing them both the best. and that's all from the newsroom today. thank you so much for joining us here on kron. 4 news at noon. i'm stephanie lin. remember to take good care of yourselves and enjoy the weekend. live in the bay is next. >> bunch of this cheese and greece just come to freedom. you can't take your eyes off the new 2024 wrangler and gladiator. is only one. >> right now during that jeep celebration event, well-qualified lessees can lease the 2024 rainbow sport. asked for by for 3.69 a month. don't miss this great offer. a e >> got to get rid of this and

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