>> the top story this half hour. the a's are refusing to confirm rumors team exacts are in sacramento today and are trying to finalize a deal that would have them play at a minor league stadium for the next several years. this, you know, until their new stadium in vegas is ready. >> team's lease of the oakland coliseum expires at the end of this year. and so far there's been no agreement between the a's in the city of oakland to extend that lease kron four's. dan kerman reports. it's at this minor league field in sacramento where it's believed the a's will move next year. >> and play until their new stadium in las vegas is completed. it's going said

more a's games really probably going to die. >> need jersians. fans attending wednesday's a's game against the red sox at the oakland coliseum. >> we're not surprised to hear the a's may opt out of attempts to extend their lease, but some remain skeptical that sacramento with its triple digit heat is where the team will end up. >> i know still not convinced. sacramento's got worked out the way they everything else with this game that said nothing a done deal yet. the sacramento field is home to the minor leagues, sacramento river cats whose owner? >> pivot granted, also owns the sacramento kings, a team that was one step out the door to seattle before his ownership group bought the team in 2013. and up next easier for oakland to >> relocate temporarily to sacramento. that's just basically signing signed a deal for them to make it the easiest task to get to las vegas and, you know, i think if you're a kings fan, i mean, this this move right here should be disgusting. ryan

johansen with the a's fan group. oakland's last dive bar says while disappointing he doesn't blame oakland city leaders whose lease extension offer was rejected. i think the cities and helpless position. i think they could have offered them to play there for free. we're going to take dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> new at 6 street people are without a home tonight after a fire in daly city. it happened about 9 o'clock this morning at a 2 story home on san juan avenue. crews say they saw smoke coming from the first floor. everybody inside was able to get out safe. the cause of the fire is under investigation. but crews say they're not ruling out portable extension cords as a recent. tonight we're learning the name of the 17 year-old shot and killed in san francisco. police have identified him. >> as jordan malique grady brady was shot at the plaza portion of the bart station off market street in the tenderloin last thursday night. police arrested 2.16 year-olds, they say were linked to his death.

>> 2 students have been arrested accused of setting off fireworks inside a petaluma middle school bathroom. petaluma police issued an alert about noon today for reports of an explosion at kenilworth junior high school on the city's east side. they say fireworks are found on the campus that prompted immediate lockdown. it was lifted shortly before 3 today. no reports of any injuries. bart service back to normal in east contra costa county after a train derailed early this morning. although >> the train was not in service at the time. the derailment did shut down service to 3 different stations. >> a section of track that joins the maintenance yard to the main tracks that we use for passenger service and a train was traveling on that section of tracks. and work track crew had been performing. before the start of passenger service resulted this particular a minor derailment. one set of wheels derailed on the 3 car train.

>> nobody hurt and bus bridges were set for the time being. >> members of the state legislature are officially back from their spring recess and top of mind now is how to shrink the state's projected budget deficit. but as our capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports for us tonight, some democratic lawmakers appear to be at odds over. >> how to do it. its the issue hanging over the state capitol. the budget and specifically the projected multi-billion dollar deficit, a deficit. the non-partisan legislative analyst's office estimates at 73 billion dollars. but when the newsom administration estimates at 38 billion. >> whatever the case, democratic leaders have made this message clear, our sacrifices getting need to be made this year. you're right. yes, absolutely. we are going to have to make sacrifices. that was senate president pro tempore mike mcguire just a week and a half ago as he spoke about his plan to shrink the budget deficit by 12 to 18 billion dollars. he said

his democratic colleagues in the state senate are on board with the plan calling for early budget action, which in a nutshell allows the legislature to reduce the size of the current fiscal year's budget. the idea is that in turn reduce the size of next year's budget set to go into effect this summer, early action means that we can bring this deficit to a more manageable level while details of the plan from senate democrats have not yet been released publicly. there have been concerns from democratic leaders in the other chamber, the state assembly that the plan from senate democrats on the governor could include cuts for homeless and housing programs. that's why some democrats say they been circulating their own plan making clear they will not support an early action proposal that cuts funding for housing and homelessness. they also want to freeze any one time funding that has not yet been spent. in a statement assembly speaker robert releases press secretary said the assembly democratic plan reflects member feedback and the assembly's careful, deliberative process. the speaker looks forward to refining this plan further in conversation with the senate

and newsom administration press. i am at a press conference tuesday. governor gavin newsom indicated even though it seems assembly democrats are split with senate democrats over how to shrink the deficit. he claims the opposite is true. i know that. don't make for good we all like controversy. it's newsworthy when everybody is getting along during challenging times. all that is republican legislative leaders say they are frustrated. they have not been included in any budget discussions organized by democratic leaders and the governor. i know nothing about it. >> i have seen no details. the one thing i noticed about the process is exactly that the lack of transparency. >> and we reached out to senate president pro 10 maguire's office about whether he's confident he an assembly. democratic leaders can reach an agreement over early budget action. but we did not hear back as of news time reporting from the state capitol wallace kron. 4 news. >> alameda county is deploying covid-19 detecting dogs in

their health centers. they're all part of a pilot program for identifying covid cases within the county's health center's. the dogs are working at the park ridge, nursing home in alameda. they are trained to sniff persons feet ankles or lower legs to detect any compounds that are associated with covid with accuracy rate at 96%. the dogs can sniff test about 300 people in 30 minutes. the next phase of this pilot program will focus on vulnerable populations in nursing facilities. the white house is celebrating an announcement from 3 drugmakers who've agreed to cap the price of inhalers for many patients at. >> $35 a month. president biden says this is thanks to major pressure from federal leaders. other advocates are praising the price cap. some say it's only a step in the right direction. >> this is great news for the asthma community. i hope, you know, we can make this sustainable. 10 people die

each day from has been an affordability of their medications as a primary thing that we hear about. >> the new inhaler price caps will start taking effect in june. >> that as we get a live look outside 6.80, in walnut creek. and if you're driving there in the next day or 2 and look up, lawrence, you might see some snow. yeah, how about that? i mean, we might see some snow apple dabls a good out hamilton, i think especially is going to see a lot of snow there. so how about that? and your 2, maybe 3 feet of snow the hype. i know it's addict is like that's amazing. is amazing. i mean, here we are in april and we just had all these temperatures running up in the mid 70's and now we're going to snap back. we're talking about some snow there, seeing some showers out there right now. you're looking at an incline village. get wet out there. you can see some wind out there. some waves on the lake right now. doppler radar picking up a mixture of some snow and some rain in the high country right now. roadways are open right now. but boy, you're going to need your chains if you're

traveling there in the next couple of days. we've got a significant winter-like storm rolling on in. you'll see right here, the first run out there that not too much. but this one right behind that's all that very cold arctic air that is just going to slam into the bay area for tomorrow in the high country. yeah. winter weather advisories are going up. be presared for some snow up there across the high country and some winds across the tahoe area all the way down the mammoth bishop, too temperatures. yeah, it's going to be just a lot of cold. we're talking. 33 and that snow on thursday, a freezing as we head into friday. the good news is is on saturday. if you want to get up there and ski boy, you've got all that fresh powder that you're going ski on there and the roadway should open up and clear out. but the models have been picking up on a whole lot feet of snow on the bear valley area and then you get further south. yeah, maybe as much as 3 feet of snow and you know, even the bay-area likely to pick up some snow, our local peaks to and just to the north of the clear lake, the mountaintops there. yeah, maybe 3, maybe 6 inches of

snow. so pretty impressive. these storms rolling on in. but here we go again. we've got that cold storm rolling in for tomorrow. we see the rain in the bay area. see the snow in the high country as well. and it's just going to keep going as we get into friday saturday, maybe a little bit of a break. but then on sunday, another chance of more snow rolling on in. but next week, much warmer weather on the way. we'll talk more about that coming up in a few minutes. >> celebrate art month in san francisco. >> san francisco mayor london breed. they're kicking off earth month that city hall, the mayor honored for women for their efforts to improve the environment in san francisco. she also talk about the steps of the city has taken to help the environment. >> i am so excited and glad that san francisco has been an environmental leader and pushing for transformative change. >> and climate policies. >> the earth month celebrations will include temper tesco second annual climate action week. that

kicks off april 21st. the mayor's office says that during that week there will be nature hikes, bike tours and runs all meant to showcase the beautiful environment. the city has to offer. national parks nationwide will be celebrating earth day by waiving entrance fees on april 22nd. all 9 of california's national parks are going to offer free admission among the california parks. you can visit our glorious, you know, you 70 sequoia, joshua tree and death valley, all great places. >> there's been a change in leadership at the food bank of contra costa and solano. caitlin slye has been named the new president and ceo of the food bank. she previously spent 11 years at the food bank before serving as executive director of meals on meals on wheels, diablo region. she says a lot has changed due to the pandemic says donations are down. organization could use more volunteers. >> people who are in need food in our community. are your neighbors. they're not some

other group of people that you don't see every day. they're just like you and me. and for a variety of they need food and we truly believe that nobody should have to go hungry in our community. >> food bank now serves more than 400,000 people. each month. next. in sports, the a's hosted the red sox in a matinee at the coliseum this afternoon. next in sports, jason will have highlights and well, the snow hit the road on well, the snow hit the road on a high note. with our new grocery outlet app,

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>> and now kron 4 sports. >> an early game today, final game of their series against the red sox hoping to avoid the sweep and ross stripling was on the mound for oakland. he actually pitched a really good game, too. top of the 3rd no score strippling gets emmanuel valdez swinging on the change-up to strike him out. stripling was working the whole strike zone next batter. he freezes reese mcguire for the second strike out in as many batters. we have a scoreless game going into the but in the 4th, the sox finally got the stripling bases loaded with one out valdez gets under that goes deep enough to bring a runner in. but the red sox only got run, run out of it. the a's trying to get back in the bottom of the 4th 2 outs for brent rooker and he said that one deep to center but should

and rafael robb, the aid of some runs bottom of the still down one, nothing. last chance with runners on the corners and kenley jackson strikes out. ryan noted to end the game. boston wins one, nothing and complete the sweep. the warriors got a huge win last night against the mavs. dallas was the hottest team in the league coming into the matchup in golden state withstood several dallas haymakers. as of now the dubs our game and a half back of the lakers for the 9th in 3 games ahead of the rockets for that final play-in spot and speaking of the rockets, they recently had their 11 game win streak snapped and now lost 2 in a during that win injured rockets for tyree easton poke some fun at the warriors essentially saying that they were going to catch them in the standings. now the warriors play them tomorrow night and draymond green is excited potentially break some hearts down in houston.

>> really big time where for us, especially the rocket is coming out to >> they have lost a >> couple in a row. no, 3 games behind with 7 games left and you lose in that tie breaker. so 4 games behind in the sense. with 7 ago. my serves me correctly. tomorrow will be an opportunity end their season. their playoff hopes if my math serves me correctly, maybe there will be one more game. i haven't looked that up. that's just some. >> he's a basketball player, not a mathematician, but we get the point. drake. >> cameron brink, stanford career. wrapped up last weekend. the awards have not stopped coming in today. she was named naismith national defensive player of the year

brink finished her career with 424 blocks the 14th most ncaa history and absolutely crushed the all-time stanford record by feelings. doubled it this year. she also became the first college player with 500 points, 300 rebounds and 100 blocks in back-to-back seasons uconn's breanna stewart did so in breonna's like the best player in the world. so that's pretty good company to be in. now, cam is expected to be picked second in the wnba draft. that is later this month, i think is on monday. the 15th. all right. we've got 2 of the headliners of the newest naismith memorial basketball hall of since carter chauncey billups will reportedly a part of the upcoming the rest of the inductees will saturday during the men's final 4 in phoenix. carter was actually drafted by the warriors and 98, but he was traded to the raptors on draft day. antoine jamison.

that was a mistake. clear carter without obviously a great all around player. but he was known mostly for playing above the rim. he's an eight-time all-star. he helped the united states won the gold medal at the 2000 olympics talking billups. he was selected 3rd overall by the boston celtics in 97. but he bounced around the league for a little bit. he eventually made his bones with the pistons, guiding them to its 3rd nba title in 2004, he was named finals mvp phillips is currently in his 3rd year as the head coach for the portland trail blazers. but yeah, i saw you guys laugh and it's coming out of place because someone on the rockets last week said warriors come out play right there. only a game behind the warriors. yeah, they have won 11 in a row. but >> like very much said since that guy said that they've lost 2 in a and words can really put a nail in the coffin with a win tomorrow in

houston. so, it will be exciting. you will be and his caulk that's why we to it. yeah, thanks, jason. think you're good enough to go well, the oakland dollars actually holding open tryouts on saturday. >> to recruit local players for their upcoming season. the bars will debut in the independent pioneer league as the minor leagues. first team on the west coast. ballers are spending 1.6 million dollars to renovate oakland's. >> raimondi park. the first of the 48 home games start on june 4th. so far the ball or say they have more than 50 players signed up for the tryout tomorrow on kron. 4 news at 3. we're going to be hearing from the team's co-founders on what fans can expect for the upcoming ballers season. >> really exciting. >> after the wet weather, super blooms are expected all across the state of the rainfall resulting in huge fields of poppies in places like an antelope valley and southern california. >> mother nature might just

give us a chance to see a spring superbloom even here in the bay area. >> drier southern california will have more dramatic super bowls because they don't get as much rainfall typically to have as much grass compete. non native grass out competing those flowers as you move further north rainfall increases. you have a high level of grass on there. and so that makes it more competitive and more difficult. so where you do see super blooms in northern california typically tend to be on areas steep slopes are thinner soils because those are areas that the grass can't establish be as competitive. knew. >> experts are warning, though, that the bloom in the bay, it may not be as vibrant due to all the recent cold temps. so if you plan to see a super bloom for yourself, a reminder, you know, picking those flowers not allowed. they say that if you remove them, that means fewer wildflower seeds to grow next year. >> and more rain is expected this week. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here with a look at the forecast. yeah, boy, some cold temperatures to go along with that, too. is more showers going to return

again to the bay area. maybe some record cold out there as we're going to see unusually cold system roll on in out there now. we've got some high clouds moving up above couple patches fog down below in spots, but otherwise a mostly dry temperatures today. yeah, it was much cooler member. we have those mid 70's some places much as 10 degrees cooler. plus 50's 60's for highs. that was it. i think probably not going to see anybody get out 50's by tomorrow afternoon. so colder air on the way. see the clouds rolling in right now. in fact, we've got a cold system that a spiraling in out of the gulf of alaska. and there it is rolling on down the coast and it will be here by tomorrow morning bringing some rain around the bay area, even the possibility of some thunderstorms. and yes, some local snow across some of our mountains as that front comes through. so tomorrow, a huge change in the weather pattern. make sure you have a thick jacket with you tomorrow. be prepared for some rain to go along with that, too. it is going to be cold and wet forecasts show you that system roll on by more showers as we head into our friday, although they'll be a little more

spars, then we're going to dry things out on saturday. chance of showers returning on sunday. but here's the good news next week. yeah, we're going to get that super bloom goma. the temperatures going to really warm up some 70's, maybe some 80's by late next week. so big change and the pattern after that, all that being said tomorrow, though, yeah, it is going to be cold numbers going to struggle. i think in the mountain tops probably going to have are in the 40's above 1000 feet or so down below many of the urban areas looking at 50's for highs in the next couple days. unusually cold, maybe some snow across some of our mountain tops staying chilly over the weekend as well. then really warming up mid 70's by tuesday. then we're pushing near 80 degrees by the middle of next week. well, you might want to get in on this more than a billion dollars on the table in tonight's powerball drawing. 1.0 9 billion to be exact. it's the 4th largest jackpot in powerball history. >> if there is one winner and they choose the lump sum payout, they walk away with about 527 million dollars before taxes. coming up,

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>> it's quite an appetite, eating healthy. >> here's a video of her from the oakland zoo actually being captivated by all those bubbles being blown her way. the zoo is getting creative in keeping her active while she heals from some of her bone fractures. she's looking good, isn't she? she sure does. and all grown up. just beautiful. all right. that wraps up kron. 4 news at 6 10.