because of the rain. which wasn't that feeling today? you know that a couple inches of it was, i guess the straw that broke the camel's back. yeah. but today is super dry. so good chance to get out of highway one. people and they get outside for the rest of beautiful day today. april. first, come in. and with that sunshine and nonstop sun all day long today. >> golden gate bridge been sitting under it all morning. low pressure area that brought us some of our weekend showers is actually now centered up over arizona and resulting and thunderstorms that way. well, we are set to remain dry today into tomorrow. still very breezy for the north bay. winds will relax into the afternoon of good news. if you have some outdoor plans later on temperatures right now, we're in the 50's for most spots. hayward. you're right on the cusp of 60 degrees. same for you in san jose. while vallejo on over to fairfield over the petaluma and santa rosa, each rising well into the 60's. now later on today, we get to he of sunshine. you wouldn't know

from your san jose view, which is a little blocked out right now. low 70's for your daytime highs. back to you. >> thanks a lot. let's get back to the big story about the pay raise for fast food workers that could raise prices when you ret a burger and impact right as their minimum wage goes up to $20 an hour we have kron four's will tran on the story for us live in pleasant hill morning. well, >> it's affective as of right now, james, fast food workers like at starbucks, mcdonald's, they're making $20 an hour up from an average of $16 an hour. you know what this actually went into law last fall. but today is the day it starts. governor gavin newsom signed it last fall and he believes that fast food workers deserve a pay raise because many of them they're not teenagers adults with families and they need the money to provide for their families. many employers, they pushed back on this saying they simply cannot afford to pay their employees more

money, saying that he could end up costing them depending on their workforce. 250,000 to half a million dollars more each year. so they said they could be doing hiring freezes layoffs and passing along the price to customers so they can still stay in business. got a chance to talk to some customers this morning. i asked them, would you be willing to pay more? >> i think they need more. they work really hard, especially here at starbucks. i see them busting and i think they need a lot more. don't have a problem paying more if necessary. i don't. i don't. i really don't. i think they deserve it. and they're hard working. >> not every fast food location will be paying $20 an hour to their employees. the reason being this law says it has to be 60 restaurants or more. so probably pertains mostly to national chains like starbucks or mcdonald's or

pizza hut, those places or be impacted more than say your stand alone, a fast food location that only you own. there's not another location for that. you should be ok as far as what's going on. well, a lot of people they don't like it. some people do like it. but the bottom line is it goes into effect as of this very moment >> back to you. all right. thanks a lot. well, let's go to other parts of the east bay now where if the post-covid business climate was an already tough enough for small businesses, here's a story. one that got burglarized on easter sunday. small business in oakland hit yesterday. kron four's dan kerman has more. >> you need that's the city that to take action and to prevent this from happening to us. this is not fair. this easter sunday. this is the sunday that we should all be spending time with our loved ones and enjoying this day, not having too, you know, cleanup last. look at this. that's exactly what oakland clothing, designer taylor jay had to do easter morning. >> after being notified her flagship store on broadway had been burglarized. it happened

about 05:30am, in the morning after breaking the glass in the front door. security video shows a man coming inside the store and helping himself to a wide array of goods being a small business in oakland and how tough things have already been for us. >> you know, small businesses general. it doesn't feel good. it doesn't feel good at all. it's really devastating is really heartbreaking in it's very discouraging. >> jay says the burglar was in the store for 15 minutes and made off with ipad cell phones and thousands of dollars of clothing, bags and accessories. he even took our own our suitcases impact our inventory in the soo cases. in addition take removing items, it's a tough pill to swallow. taylor. jay has been in business for 10 years and takes pride in the fact her garments are not only designed in oakland but made in the city as well. and while this

incident has are rethinking store's security, she says she has no plans to leave. in fact, she hopes the incident will serve to rally the community. i think this is all of our businesses that year businesses might is. my business is yours and we should be in and the right way. and we have to support one another to be here and we have to speak about a vocally. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> a lot of side shows over the weekend and the bay area. this one overnight in the east bay attracted a lot of people happened. around just after midnight early yesterday morning. franklin canyon road john mayer parkway. that one is in hercules, but it was the same story and other bay area towns. take a look this. one was in antioch, one 30 in the morning. yeah. this is a big one. look at how close the cars get to the people. plus, there were fireworks laser.

and no lasers, right? which lines a driver correct. now just lucky that nobody was hurt in this one, which is amazing. in oakland, there was a sideshow there. look at this. all the smoke. oh, yeah, and a lot. and these people are in the middle of intersection and on the edges and there's the fireworks. yeah. and actually a police went there to disperse the cars, but everybody took off before they could make arrest apparently. and then there was a sideshow to end it in a hit and run crash. that was earlier in the evening. that happened in oakland around 8.30, saturday night on burma, road. nobody was hurt. police are investigating that. >> well, from that, let's go to some fires that broke out in 2 buildings in san francisco's mission district. investigators say arson is something they're looking into now. the most recent fire broke out early saturday morning on why street? that's right there between 15th and 16th. you can see the firefighters there, the ladder trucks extended. they say this one started as a car fire, but then it spread to 2 nearby buildings, buildings that had people inside.

>> the flames had spread of the back of the buildings. these are what we consider a ordinary construction or wood-frame buildings, either older buildings. they catch on fire and spread very quickly. this rapidly expanded from a first alarm to 3rd alarm bringing over 107 says the firefighters to the scene. >> that's a huge response. crews were able to get several people out of the building safely. you can see here. some were treated for minor injuries, smoke inhalation that think that sort of thing in total. they say there were about 10 people who were forced out of their homes. and this also comes about 24 hours after a fire damaged a historic church just blocks away. you see video here to the left or to the right on your screen. saint john, the evangelist episcopal church. it caught fire just before 3 o'clock friday morning. the outside of the building was damaged. the inside thankfully was spared. nobody was hurt. san fact the church was able to continue on with its planned events for easter weekend, although we did talk to a member of the church staff and to them, this doesn't look like an accident.

>> very, very clear that someone left the church on fire. this was not. accidental. thankfully of church did not sistine massive structural didn't go up. it's there is exterior damage we will be needing to repair that we secure that. the interior was largely untouched. >> that's at least some good news supervisor. hillary ronen who represents the mission district says that both incidents now are being investigated as potential arson. >> it's an 0, 7 and saratoga avenue in san jose is open now. but there was a pedestrian was struck and killed last night. >> it was near harker school and 2.80, that this man was struck. he ended up dying of his injuries. we don't know his name at this point. >> today, though, will be just a few minutes. rideshare drivers will be rallying. they want to call attention to their working conditions and they want to improve those conditions. they're going to

have a caravan and rallies to address critical issues that impact their work, including what they say is low pay on ferre de active. is it activations high company fees and safety risks. there will be 2 news conferences. one in front of uber headquarters in san francisco. the other in front of lift in san francisco. wnll, while they are rallying for better conditions, the city of sonny bill's actually thinking of launching a ride share service of its own. >> to help disadvantaged residents get around. so the rideshare service would apparently cost less than $5 a ride which is cheaper than uber and lyft. the city council voted last week to move forward with this plan and start applying for grants. so that process has begun. the city apparently will partner with transportation company, silicon valley hopper to bring the service to sunnyvale and cupertino. supporters think the elderly and students will benefit the most. all right. let's talk sports. the a's. and as the team gets ready to build this stadium in las vegas. >> espn is reporting that the

city of oakland has offered an extension to the team while they wait. so the contract would be for 5 more years there in the east bay. espn saysithat city and the a's will meet tomorrow to continue those talks. so as we wait for word on that, we're also hearing from oakland, mayor sheng thao. apparently espn says that she is committed to doing everything in her power to keep the a's in oakland even beyond this 5 year extension, she says having major league baseball in oakland is not only what's best for the league and for the players, but most importantly, it's what's best for the fans. >> 10, 0, 9, right now. and still ahead on the kron, morning news. what caused a small plane to go down in truckee, killing 2 people. >> and the stolen truck lead san leandro police on a chase. we're going hear from some witnesses. plus after the break, an iconic san francisco club is pushing back its closing date. we'll show you what you can see and for how long.

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>> the south san francisco city council had a groundbreaking over the weekend for a new state-of-the-art swimming pools. it's in aquatic center. >> that's going to happen at orange memorial park. 2 new pools and a revamped facility. 49 million dollars going into the project. the grand opening should happen sometime next year. okay. looking forward to >3 also looking forward to the so dull solar eclipse. oh, look, ames know, yeah. that

coming on april 8. and what's cool is that a lot of folks are traveling. we talk about black to go see this thing. however, you are going make sure proper right where you need special glasses are all she could ruin your eyes. and scammers are selling fake ones. >> that you want to watch out for. xavier walton has more. >> this most amazing celestial of that you'll ever experience. i mean, this is this is big-time so big. john jarrett, ceo of american paper optics as a solar eclipse for them is like 30 super bowls. >> this team in tennessee started preparing for this moment years ago. we think this is the most bipartisan moment of 2020 for everybody come together. every reason enjoy everybody including scammers already the better business bureau is warning people about fake counterfeit solar eclipse glasses. john says he's already seen and there's a lot of people trying to capitalize on it and they're flooding the market

with low priced glasses. and that's just >> a a scary and potentially dangerous. even have some short-term or long-term damage to make sure you don't get duped to look out for these 3 things. and i so stamp of approval. that's the organization that certifies the manufacturer's product. so number 1, 2, 3, 1, to 2 and the actual address of where it's manufactured. here's some examples. they look like the real deal. but when you flip them around, no address, that's a dead giveaway. these are fakes counterfeit glasses that have her name on. is a very frustrating for us, albeit fresh rating. john says for the great american eclipse, his company is still going to sell more than 75 million solar eclipse glasses, including got look at that. you can see a thing. can you? how 0, my. >> now last us and you astronauts glasses. i'm going to most common feeling like an alien. will this work on the as well? i do. now that looks right.

>> we're going the a little bit. >> so be careful. enjoy the clips. if you're going to just be yeah, we're going to live streaming stuff because it's not not we know. but in san francisco in the bay area, you can find some because it's not we're not in the path of totality, john, the thing say, but it literally is almost exactly we could from 11:13am, is when we'll see our our most coverage on day, ok? so and it looks like it could be just as sunny as today to which. >> i'm keeping my fingers crossed for. be awesome to with the glasses. of course, get a view like this. looking up at the skies and hopefully cnn, at least that partial eclipse from san francisco and the rest of the bay area. definitely a nice start to the week this morning. we are looking at crystal clear skies all across the bay southern california. you are holding on to the remnants of that low pressure area that still working its way across, especially arizona with some thunderstorm activity there. bay area. we've got a nice little break today tomorrow and wednesday from showers

that will eventually return come thursday and friday today, though, nice sunshine tomorrow. you know, we start a little foggy, actually clears out really nice. and wednesday, a few clouds, temperatures start to drop. setting us up for that big cool down come thursday friday into saturday. daytime highs today will be in the 60's for san francisco in the coast and then 60's to 70's for the rest of the bay area that you're very warmest today. daytime highs will reach the mid 70's only a few spots. san jose. you're going to be one of our warmer areas up to 73 degrees today with low 70's and upper 60's across the east bay spots like san leandro getting up to 71 degrees. same number for you and the late and vacaville. well, santa rosa are very warmest all the way up to 74 today. a look ahead shows temperatures that will remain in the 70's today into tomorrow for inland spots. temperatures do start to fall into wednesday and by thursday and friday are best chances of showers and also some much

cooler temps. back to you. all right. thanks. a lot of sense, 17 and in the north bay expect some traffic delays. >> through the month of april, parts of highway 37 are going to close between solano and sonoma counties on the weekends through april and the beginning of may starting with april 12, caltrans is working on one traffic direction per week. and when they do this westbound lanes are going to be close and traffic diverted the weekends of april. 12th and april 19th. then eastbound lanes are going to close for the weekend of april. 26 and may 3rd. >> all right. another setback for that storm battered section of highway one that's been seeing various parts that road slip out. that the fall looks for a dramatic 2. let's check in with the rain. harvey. >> so this is right by carmel by the sea, right between that in big sur in monterey county, you can see a nearly one and a half mile portion of the southbound lane just crumble right into the sea on saturday

south of the rocky creek bridge. so not only is traffic impacted, but also unfortunately, state parks in the area are too. so we have a list of the parks on your screen. this is the peiffer big sur state park malaria state park line killed state park points are state historic park and julia peiffer burns state park. they're all going remain close until the road can be fixed and repair. this also includes day use in camp means a lot of those that camille plans, reservations don't worry, you will be refunded. so in the meantime, only people with proof of residency are going to be escorted in the area. caltrans is a daily convoys are going li essential travelers through the closed area from 8 in the morning tonight for the afternoon. the same area still struggling. you might remember to recover from multiple landslides that triggered this past winter. we had all those storms right time to send it back to at the desk. ok? thank you very much. rate of 10, 19 is the time. and in the east

bay police in oakland are investigating a fatal stabbing that happened on friday. >> it happened after 07:00am on 15th avenue right near san antonio park. officers found a victim suffering from at least one stab wound. paramedics tried to save them, but unfortunately, that person died. the person's identity still being withheld until the notification of their family. >> it's 10 19. an oakland man is sentence for trying to traffic arms from the port of oakland for us. abdo al knee was convicted of conspiring and attempting to export defense articles to the middle east in 2019, ani acquired multiple guns and goggles with night vision and tried to send those firearms in shipping containers from the port of oakland, law enforcement intervene and sees the containers and the fires. >> governor newsom has issued a proclamation in honor of cesar chavez yesterday, california and 6 other states observe the activists birthday as a formal holiday from 1951.

to 53. chavez lived in san jose working in apricot orchards. and then in the early 60's, he founded the national farm workers association. he's best known for heading up a grape boycott that eventually lead to higher wages for farm workers. he also was key and passing the california agricultural labor relations act in 1975. which gave farmworkers the right to unionize. and in related news happening today, the open public library will be closed for teaser. chavez day. the library will reopen tomorrow at 10:00am. >> san francisco celebrations, gender day of visibility in style with asia sf holding celebrations at their location and the soma neighborhood. it's a restaurant. they host transgender cabaret performances. they double as a nightclub. but yesterday was going to be their last night. they were open. however, they've been able to stay open. they pushed on the website because of overwhelming support. they will be open through april and we've got a chance to speak with one of the co-founders.

>> because of the love and support from the bay area. we just had an overwhelming number of reservations. we have hundreds of people on our waitlist who can't get in. so we made a decision to extend our closing one more months until april 28th, which creates a very special opportunity for us because actually april 17. will be our 26 year anniversary. >> and you can make a dinner reservation for the anniversary on their website right now. by the way, they want you to know that when they do close, they will still have pop-up events. >> we're going to take a break here at 10. 22. but coming up on the kron 4 morning news, more warnings about the measles. how the recommendations coming from local public officials on what you should do. if you get and after the break, how some potential home buyers may be jeopardizing their retirement just to get into the green heart. 10. 24 the time. and in

the south bay, the family of a man hit and killed by a garbage truck in san jose last month is now suing the company. >> that owns that truck. the crash happened at the intersection of elm street and mckendree street right near san jose airport. police say the man was crossing the street when the truck turned and struck and killed him. it was owned by green wastewater waste recovery. police say the driver of the truck stayed at the scene. lsuit alleges the truck did not stop sign and state rolled through it, hitting the man from

behind and running them over san jose. police are still investigating. well, former treasury secretary steve mnuchin is still working on attempting to buy tiktok from a team or with a team of investors. but there's a catch, according to a report by the washington post mentions group wants to buy the app. but without the algorithm behind it. the team wants to rebuild how that apple recommends videos to its users from the ground up part of the funds used for the purchase would go towards hiring the engineering team that would make that happen. the report says the decision has left potential investors and those close to the deal a bit baffled. >> it sent 25 and for your money this morning, some people are taking a risk to get their home for the down payment. recent survey from bankrate says that about 10% of homeowners took money out of the retirement savings to secure their new home. 12% of millennials and 16% of gen z buyers used their retirement

funds for their down payment. take a look at gas prices. you pretty much after more than your home before that and statewide $5.10 5.10, for the average statewide. san francisco has the most expensive gas on the list right now of the bay area averages. san francisco averaging 5.26. a gallon and then you a penny cheaper and center fell, go down the list and you can see in vallejo fairfield, we found the average was 509, the i won't call it reasonable, the least unreasonable. you like that? i don't want to tell nationwide, you know, the averages 3.53. step 3.53. and were 5, you know to put all right. coming up next on the kron, morning news governor gavin newsom is adding more cameras to the east bay to help. 29 right now.

way to start april beautiful all that sunshine. absolutely gorgeous. we got john starting off the half hour here with a look at that forecast for the week. a job yet feels like that spring weather that i think a lot of a sudden missing lately because we've been so wet lately. >> we did see a beautiful easter yesterday and today bring in some more of that energy to the table. you're looking outside at the golden gate bridge here with nothing but that sunshine up above. and that's the way skies will stay today. little bit of good news for your afternoon plans. the breezy conditions that we do have this morning will relax a little bit later on into the afternoon making for a and even more inviting day to get outside. temperatures are in the 4 50's to 60's. now nobody's in the 40's any more that sunshine is really helping us out. petaluma, in getting really close to 70 at

this moment. so we are warming up quick at this time and we'll see a lot of those 70's into the afternoon today. i'll get some more details as we go back to you. thank you, john. it's 10, 30 right now and >> more than 3500 nurses in santa clara county are starting a three-day strike has so for more on this, we want to go out live to kron four's. michael thomas in the newsroom with. >> what we need to know, michael. hey, good morning, everyone. will this three-day strike was approved by 97% of santa clara county nurses from the professional association. >> say that working conditions have become extreme and are now becoming a safety concern. so they're asking for more pay better staffing and security. this system wide strike involves more than 3700 registered nurses. this includes some at santa clara valley medical center, o'connor hospital and st. louis regional hospital all planning to walk off the job tomorrow to begin that three-day strike. they cannot come to an agreement with county officials for a new contract. they've been in negotiations since last fall

around october time and they've been focusing on salary benefits and the nurse patient ratio, nurses say the county's not negotiating in good faith with the county says it's currently facing a massive budget deficit, but it continues to be committed to providing a fair contract. now, the walk-off may affect certain services, but staff at the hospital say they're already preparing and they are bringing in temporary staff. >> we have a dedicated group of leaders and many staff who will be working around the clock through the weekend to make sure that we can adequately or aunt and train the supplemental staff who will be joining us during the strike to continue those critical services to the community. >> as of right now, the picket lines are set to happen tomorrow morning. and this will be at all 3 hospitals. we did reach out to both county officials and the nurses association for a comment this morning on if they would be needing to try and make negotiation before tomorrow. we have not heard back as of

yet as we do. we'll keep you updated. that's the very latest here in the newsroom. i'm michael thomas story. james, we'll send it back to thank you, michael. time now 10 32 governor newsom is planning to install hundreds of cameras in the east bay. >> to help combat crime, 480 high-tech surveillance cameras are going to be installed 290 on the streets in the city of oakland and another 190 cameras will be installed on freeways in the area. the first one is to be online should happen within the next 30 days. oakland city councilmember dan kalb has been pushing for this for some time and he is pleased with the governor's plan. >> have a serious crime problem not all neighborhoods, but many neighborhoods and it goes up and down. we need to do the best we can to investigate a are this. but the most serious crimes that happened in our city investigate crimes, you have te have evidence. you have to have lead to have to have information and a high-tech surveillance cameras can be one of the sources that get us information to help

successfully investigate crimes and hold people accountable. who perpetrate those crimes? >> not everyone is in support of the anti-police terror project says that considering the big budget deficit of the state, the money would be better used for things like homelessness programs and helping people get a living wage. the governor's office says the cameras will retain records for 28 days and the video will not be disclosure, shared with 3rd parties be on state law enforcement. and alexis gabe documentary is indeed going to air this spring after pressure from the community. alexis gabe went missing in 2022. and police ended up finding her remains in plymouth later that year. in march, we reported that there were going to have a documentary about the murder on discovery. plus, but then the family got word that the network changed its mind. so the family turned the to the community and they pressure the network to air the story and work discovery. plus is going to air the documentary on alexis gabe, as planned.

>> will shelter in place has been lifted now san leandro after a police standoff happened saturday afternoon. stanley police say it started just before 3 o'clock when a man stole a truck and that led police on a chase. we spoke with 2 men who saw it all unfold. here's what they had to say. >> well, there is that red truck that crashed into the tree right there, knocked over the street sign. the tow truck came and took that away. the guys down. they said it was a stolen car and he >> yeah. after that, police say the man who they think was carrying at least one knife locked himself inside of a different car. that officer at the scene told us that the man appeared to be having some sort of a mental episode. so they eventually brought in negotiated who helped talk him out. and he was taken to the hospital. >> it's 10, 35 in the developing news out of truckee. the ntsb spent yesterday investigating this deadly crash of a small right near the airport. there is a

matter of fact. rowena shaddox has the very latest on the investigation. >> well, just behind me and down a ways is the side of this fatal plane crash. an ntsb investigator arrived just before noon time and now their investigation is underway. >> just on the other side of these train tracks along glen shy or drive an olympic boulevard. is the area where the national transportation safety board is investigating the crash of a company dire tbm 700 airplane that went down around 6.30 last night. the truckee tahoe airports, facebook page shows this plane as being very similar to the tbm aircraft. richard manso, who lives about a block away, heard the plane just before it crashed into an air show. and you hear them their engines down. you're like a big. >> i like it was basically like that. and then i just heard like a.

>> he says the sounds were muffled by the snow coming down at the time. there was weather last we had a little bit of snow going that visibility was bad. and when there's snow clouds, you don't really hear things. >> you know, as soon as if everything is nice and clear, kind of surreal it in a sense why why planes going over my house like that at that time of night, a spokesman for the ntsb says their investigator will begin documentation of the wreckage and crash site. >> we saw workers in orange, vast looking in and around the site. the coroner says the bodies were still inside. couldn't move them until after the ntsb arrived on scene. they say their investigation involves 3 primary areas. the pilot, the aircraft and the operating environment. >> the investigator says she hopes she will soon have more information to share. the cause of the crash is being determined, but the plane went

down as the pilot attempted to land at the truckee tahoe airport. neighbors say back in 1992, there was another fatal crash in that general area after plane had taken off from the airport. richard says this accident is especially tragic being that today is easter sunday. when many families are together. that's really sad that i mean, everything like that is really sad for sure. >> well, for your health this morning, local officials are warning residents about the dangers of measles. they say the number of cases continues to climb. not only here in the bay area but around the world. measles was declared eliminated here in the u.s. back in 2000. but now it's making a comeback. fact, the cdc reported 97 confirmed cases so far this year across 17 states, including right here in california. >> 90% of the cases that the cdc has identified nationally are are are coming in are

imported from travelers from from other countries. but then because it is so easily transmitted, if there are people who are not vaccinated, kids or adults, that it can travel through a quite months. those people that have not yet been vaccinated. >> yeah. bay area infectious disease experts say that while some cases of measles can be mild in the worst cases, it can lead to hospitalizations and even death. measles symptoms include fever, cough, runny nose. pink eye. and then 2 to 4 days later. the rash. >> 10 38 right now and the oakland airport is looking to change its name. yeah, not everybody on board, though. we've got proffers reyna harvey to explain. good morning right now. good morning. so oakland, airport officials want to change the airport's name the state to boost global visibility to travelers. right now. the facility goes by the metropolitan oakland international airport, the port of oakland commissioners want to change it to san francisco bay, oakland internatiokal airport. so the

airport says a name change protect the airport's jobs, economic impact in the east bay. they didn't exactly outline how the airport says a local travelers want more direct flights to other airports, but to bring those flights, more outsiders need to learn that oakland is in the san francisco bay area. airlines like southwest, they're supporting the rebrand local lawmakers like state senator scott wiener say oakland needs to stay true to its roots saying, quote, love oakland, oakland is oakland, it's not san francisco. oakland airport should not be cutting and pasting san francisco international airport in to its name. please find another way to turn things around. now the commissioners are set to consider the name at a board meeting later on this month. officials say the airport ak any visual branding wouldn't change. all right. james, back to you. >> ok, thank you. ran a 10. 40 is the time a sports lounge in oakland is sadly closing its for good sunday was motions. sports last day of business.

the bars served food and drink for years. this is video of folks coming out for its last day. the company posted on instagram that it was shutting down in part due the current social and economic situation in the area and other post. they did. thank all their customers over the years. for the laughs and the memories. and we caught up with one of those customers. >> when i heard about it, i decided to come on out i've been in the house while my i've got to come step out to show my support. every time i come here, always this using quantity drinks. everything was really said that he's leaving really >> sad that that's leaving. but everybody there was full of smiles as they celebrated the time they had there at that sports lounge. >> all right. happening tomorrow, a new bagel shop is coming to berkeley baikal tope. you bringing in the flavors of the east coast. they say to the west coast, the owner, jeff davis actuallyl said they're looking forward to actually bringing some out of the box flavors and maybe

even a few different ways of eating bagels. they also have an expansive vegan menu, too one that really does mirror a lot of the classic options. so that might be a place for you if you're into vegan eating a cult. hope you located on university avenue in acton street. their grand opening is set for 7.30, tomorrow. >> 10 41 right now. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news warriors postseason run is hanging by a thread will take a look at what happened yesterday. and the biden administration is working on a new plan to forgive student new plan to forgive student loans will see why millions

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and it's been nice working with you, james. i know you're not show tomorrow because the power ball because know yeah. and if you win tonight's drawing, it will be 975 million dollars. why? now? >> yeah, i'm fully aware that you've already right? haha. anyway, good luck to you. if your plan a lottery and if not, i'll see you back here tomorrow morning. all right. >> 10 44 is the time and let's get a check of the forecast because we're looking at some really fantastic conditions out there on this first greening of where he's going to go. >> right. oh, my goodness. the plane flights that houses you buy, sounds kind of nice right? >> well, today, regardless we're all winning because look at this. we're all getting plenty of sunshine. not that out there get in your way from hopefully enjoying this monday. if you get a little time after work, sunset is getting closer to 08:00pm now. so your days are getting longer just more chance to enjoy good weather days like today that low pressure moving out and with it is exiting the region. last night we saw a

little bit of thunderstorm activity just east of the tri valley. nothing on the map today. we are looking crystal clear all day long. tomorrow we start with a bit of fog, but we get rid of that really quickly in tomorrow's going to be the warmest day of our forecast wednesday, a few clouds rolling over head partly cloudy, but staying dry thursday is when we'll start to see the return of a few isolated showers, especially for the north bay lingering into friday with cooler temperatures overall for the tail end of the week. as for the start of the week, though, your april first in april. 2nd tomorrow, both looking exceptional with 60's to 70's for your highs today and tomorrow and lots of sunshine to pair nicely with that. maybe a little bit breezy this morning. but winds calm down later today. so we'll reach these daytime highs with a pleasant lighter winds. and that's just going to make it all more inviting oakland up through berkeley in the upper 60's. while our warmest spot today, he's in the north bay, santa rosa at 74. tomorrow's temperatures will be our warmest of the forecast wednesday, starting to cool down a little bit by thursday

and friday. some chances of showers, daytime highs, much closer to the 50's them. who will be the 70's back to you. >> thank you very much, john. 10. 46 is the time and a former bay area contractor pleads not guilty. charges that he used public money to build his own apartment inside a train station. so seth andrew ward and the former employees of transamerica services incorporated. he's accused of using taxpayer money to build living quarters inside the millbrae to train station san mateo county. prosecutors say ward and conspired with joseph vincent navarro, a former director of caltrain to do this caltrain employees first discovered the convergence space in 2020 and administrators learned about it in 2022. after getting an anonymous tip. >> it's 10. 46 and biden administration is finalizing a rule to replace the student loan forgiveness program which the supreme court struck down. education secretary miguel cardona says the administration is moving ahead with a new plan that would

help a large number of borrowers not covered by smaller existing loan forgiveness programs. however, it's not clear exactly who would benefit from this plan. groups like the naacp are pushing the white house not to leave anyone hanging. >> talk about pell grant recipient. we talk about parent plus loan bars. we've talked about actual people who impacted by these rules. >> last week, a group of 11 attorneys general filed a lawsuit against the administration accusing the white house of illegally forgiving loans. millions of americans are seeing their student loan payments drop under the biden administration's plan. but kansas is attorney general says the plan is a brazen attempt. 2 d defy the supreme court. >> aside from the fact that biden student loan forgiveness plan version, 2 point, oh, is just silly as illegal as the first one was. it's profoundly unfair.

>> in a statement, the education department says the administration, quote, won't stop fighting to provide support and relief to borrowers across the country. no matter how many times republican elected officials try to stop us, end quote. >> happening right now, kia is recalling more than 427,000 suvs. the recall is affecting the 2020 to 24 telluride suvs over fears that the vehicle might roll away while parked. according to the national highway traffic safety administration, the intermediate and right front drive shaft may not be fully engaged, resulting in these cars to move. it's believe this is due to some improper assembly. no injuries or crashes have been reported. kia dealers will be updating the electronic parking brake software and replacing a damaged chefs for free. in the meantime, drivers are asked to put on the emergency brakes while you park. >> 49. let's talk sports basketball. if the nba season ended today, the warriors

would have the 10th seed which means they would have a play-in game to earn an official postseason berth. we've got kron. 4 sports reporter kate rooney. >> with all how that works. >> just 2 weeks left in the nba regular season and for the warriors, every single game left on the schedule is crucial. golden state is trying to run the table in hopes of securing the best possible seat for postseason play. they kept it flowing with a win over the spurs in san antonio. now, even though the spurs have already been eliminated and will play short-handed, they have the probable rookie of the year. victor wembanyama. so thanks to him and the warriors. 10 turnovers in the 1st half. the ducks play from behind throughout the 1st half. but they turned on the jets in the 3rd with an otherworldly defensive performance from draymond green. he at 6 steals to go. 21 points and 11 boards while steph curry turned in. 33 points on 12 for 23 shooting. now his first time on to the bitter end. but the

warriors pulled out the one 17, one, 13 win. they've now won 4 in a row going for one on their current road trip here. steve kerr, steph curry to be on the road for 8 days and then do what we just did. that's sign of a really good team. you know, we have 8 games left and a lot can happen. our focus is just keep keep pointing, keep winning, keep winning. this, you know, we're we're not just looking at. ing at the teams above ad g most favorable, most favorable favorable, cedric and >> yeah, these next 8 games are going to be big. the warriors will night before hitt the road again to close out the week does got some help. the houston rockets last houston has been hot on golden

state's heels. so the warriors are looking to fend them off, maybe gain some ground on the current 8th and 9th place. teams. those are the kings and the lakers warriors sitting in that 10th seed spot. >> alright, meantime, in baseball, the giants started their season down in san diego against the padres over the weekend. the giants were looking to take 3 out of 4 from the padres. this easter sunday. but unfortunately, they went down in defeat 13 to 4 the final score. giants now in la. they'll take on the dodgers tonight with first pitch at 7.10. as for the a's. well, that was a much closer game. they were looking to avoid the sweep against the guardians will have those highlights here on the screen in the second with the a's would win that one walk-off walk in the 9th. 43 was the final there in the a's game. oakland gets its first win of the season will be hosting the red sox tonight at 6, 40. >> the traveling museum of

benicia giving the public access now to its first free blockbuster stand. you don't need you don't have a a vhs player, any well, then this will help you the bunny. cheryl, this favor stand and so in it you can put like year-old dvd's or vhs or whatever you can't walk or don't want to watch anymore. and then like a little free library, somebody can pick it out and see the movie that they might like. it says set up outside of monkey vintage, which vintage shop in benicia. and it's not the only box like this in the bay area. this one oakland, san jose and one near santa rosa to so keep your eye out. if if you roll that way, you're still hanging like a chess player. we'll be right chess player. we'll be right back.

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>> 10 55 is the time we are just about done here on the kron 4 morning news. but before we go, let's check in with jessica wills and see what's coming up. they live in the bay. good morning, jess. hey, good morning, james. coming up today on live in the bay. >> the san francisco international arts festival is bringing together artists from all over the world. all the events you can take part in at this global festival. and we're just over a week away from the highly anticipated solar eclipse. we've got the best tech and gadgets that will allow you to capture it right from your phone. plus, warmer weather is here and that means more social gatherings with friends. we have the top entertaining tips to keep the party going and make it easy on the host. and as always want to hear to have

to say about our question today. scan that qr code today. we want to know what is the best april fools joke you've ever experience. let us know in your answer. could be read live today on the show at 01:00pm right here on kron 4, james. >> very much, jess. we'll see you later. thank you look at this. bear league is giving us a close-up of her to nutty to this is up 8. >> this is real 10 week old cub. >> when do you see he's living under a deck in the tahoe basin with his family's but to leave the den and a couple of weeks. >> that is incredible. and i view know. mama. there won't others go. we just watched the bear cam. >> this like you do. we have to do the forecast. i don't want i don't want to rip away from senate deterring it literally just snow there. the the ball the baby warm. so cue we do the puppy shopko. so

just want to get the so protective. one of but yes, we are looking at a gorgeous day today and tomorrow and then a little bit of a return of that cooler. wetter weather come thursday. wetter weather wetter. let's say that 5 times a

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