>> now, 2 o'clock tragedy in the east bay after a crash that left a 9 year-old girl day. now the search for what happened. also, the latest in an hour's long police standoff san francisco neighborhood. and did you have your eyes on the sky part of the solar eclipse visible era in the bay area? we have nice clear skies. we're live at the scene of what was one of the watch parties. >> station. he's calling for news too. >> we're good, thank you for joining us on kron. 4 news at 2 o'clock. i'm catherine heenan and our top story this afternoon. a 9 year-old girl has been killed. the man behind the wheel of the car. she died in is on the run. this after solo car crash on a

freeway near concord over the weekend. kron four's philippe chagall has that story. >> eating suv headed down interstate 6.80, near concord veers off the roadway at the highway to 42 split early sunday morning. thanks to end. at least 5 of the 6 people inside the car. >> we're related. our officers arrived on scene. first they're the rolled over several times and landed on its roof. they also deserve some of the passengers were ejected. that usually was seat belt. a 9 year-old girl was among those objecting. she died on scene. >> her mother, 13 year-old sister and 2.17, year-old cousins were also in the car, likely not wearing seat belts to and were hospitalized. > california highway patr officer adam lane says they are all in stable condition and expected to survive. >> adding that it's unclear if intoxication played a factor in the crash still under investigation at this time.

the driver ultimately fled the scene. officer lane says investigators are still working with the family members hospitalized to determine their relationships. >> to the 30 year-old man who allegedly ran away from the scene where the young girl die. you want to make sure you stay on scene after a collision that just helps piece together. >> what happened in the sequence of events for us? able to talk to everybody involved and make sure to buckle up. >> in concord, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> oakland police are looking for the car involved in a hit-and-run that killed a pedestrian happened just before 01:00am near the coliseum. bart station, police say when they arrived, the victim was already dead. the cause of the crash being investigated. anyone with information is being asked to contact oakland police. we're following developing news from a san francisco. police are at an apartment near my partner said where a man has barricaded himself inside. this is happening just west of 19th avenue on gonzales drive.

police got a call about 8.30, this morning. a man had broken into an apartment here was making threats. police have been trying to contact them and they say he might be having some kind of mental health breakdown. no one has been hurt. the public being asked to avoid that area. tesla is in court today and san jose over the safety of its electric cars. this case involves a family whose 2 year-old son crashed a tesla model x into his pregnant mother. this happened back in 2018. the lawsuit accuses tesla of consumer fraud for advertising, the model x as safe. it also claims tesla knew about a defective design. tesla has denied any liability attempts to reach a settlement between the attorneys for tesla and that family. fell through. san francisco. mayor london breed is at the state capitol. she is pushing for support for the city's

downtown recovery efforts. she is supporting 3 key state bills authored by san francisco officials. they would provide the city with what are described as creative ways to try to revitalize the area >> 2023, we saw one of the lowest crime rates we've seen in the past 10 years, not including 2021. we shut down for a global pandemic. we see those trends continuing because of the work that we're doing to address retail theft, open air drug dealing and using car break-ins and a number of other challenges that persist. >> and the mayor is talking about her 30 by 30 proposal that's aimed at adding 30,000 more residents and students to the downtown area by 2030. and the big event of the day, of course, was the solar eclipse, even though the bay area was not in the path of totality, clear skies did mean some

really good views. kron 4 s charles clifford joins us from san francisco, which was hosting one of the watch parties. and envy you. you've got to you've got a good look. >> yeah, you know, today was a pretty good assignment. we had clear blue skies which made things nice. then after about the fog clouds right thing got a really clear view. the exploratorium over the embarcadero watch party this morning letting hundreds of people in a lot of kids on spring break. we're down there watching this morning. let's go and take a look at some video. we were able to record some of the clips with our camera. now we did get a total eclipse, but was about a 3rd of the sun was blocked by the moon. it started about 10, 15 sort of reached a peak around 11, 15 ended by about 12, 15, 12, 30 in but hundreds of people out there watching lots of folks very excited. the staff at the exploratorium had 3 different feeds, one from nasa to from their own crews are in different places across the country. and everyone just really happy and had a good time watching this thing. it's

exciting, especially explore time. you know the local science center for families that for the community is this great. i live for stuff like this because as a science educator. >> i get excited when people get excited about natural phenomena, whether it's an atmospheric event, astronomical event. it logical or something happening like the migration of the monarch butterflies. when people start to pay attention to get interested, get curious. that's when we get excited here at the exploratorium. all right. now this solar eclipse is over the next one in the united states is until 2024, that's actually one of 2024. >> and another one in 2045? so just have to take my eclipse glasses and put them in a drawer and hope i'm still around by them. but for now in san francisco, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> kylen ira laugh and you will still be around. we trust. all right, chuck, thank you very much. all right. let's talk about the forecast

as we look live over the golden gate bridge. a kron 4 meteorologist kyla grogan. people did have nice clear skies to watch. we did pretty good. the weather was on our side and you never know right when an experience like this where maybe you some of the people are in the path of totality today where the weather kind of held and they had a really good run. >> it might inspired somebody to become a scientist. you know, you hear those stories about people that happens. they have that one experience and they think, yeah, i want to study that. i want to study the well, here we are blue skies. it is heavily here in san francisco. we've been warming up. that will be our trend as we go through the week this week, at least until we get to friday. and you can see already conquered santa rosa sitting at 71 degrees. we're at 68 in san jose in livermore, not bad in san francisco, either 60 degrees. and 64 for you in oakland. so obviously a warmer day than yesterday. and if you're up in the north bay in spots like napa, we are above 10 degrees, warmer 11 degrees warmer than we were this time wind is relatively calm. we do have a little bit of a breeze happening at the coast, though. you see little bit of

a northwest flow there. so little breezy at half moon bay, about 18 miles per hour. but california in general is just really enjoying some lovely, lovely sunshine. and the reason that's going to last as we go throughout the week is because high pressure is building in here. so the low pressure that brought us kind of the rainy weather that has pressed off to the east. now we're going to be under control of high pressure, at least until we get to friday. and that's when things will start to change. but for the next few days, get ready because we're going to have some heat rolling in peaking at about 80, 81 degrees on wednesday into thursday. but notice even around the bay like those, the inland temperatures that we get to the 80 degree mark. but even around the bay itself getting into some of those even potentially upper 70's in spots. so you're going to notice that now once we get to friday, everything changes. we actually have a little rain coming our way next as into the weekend, rather the end of this week. we'll have details on that coming up in your seven-day forecast. thank you. kyla. assembly member buffy wicks is introduced a new bill that is aimed at ticketmaster.

>> and she's calling it the first of its kind in the country. kron four's tiffany justice joins us live from the newsroom. and has the details. hi, tiffany. hello. yes. the bill seeks to open the marketplace at point of cell which wicks says we'll put the power back into the hands of the consumer. whether you're an artist, a venue, orf and you should have a choice. >> monday east bay assembly member buffy wicks introducing new legislation aimed at ticketmaster. it hopes of shaking things wicks introducing a b 28. 0, 8 designed to reduce prices and increase availability of tickets. >> it is designed to truly transform live event ticketing by increasing competition when tickets go on sale for the first time. the primary point of sale instead of only having one choice, which is not actually a choice of where to shop, consumers will have multiple options of where they can purchase their ticket. according to the legislation,

ticketmaster controls about 80% of the primary ticket sales in the united states. >> after the merger with live nation in 2010 with ticket prices increasing 140% after that merger calling her bill the first in the nation legislation saying it would force companies to have to compete for consumer business. >> and i've witnessed firsthand evolution of our industry. the good. and the ugly. live nation. and ticketmaster control everything. and when one company controls at all, people feel. beholden to them and afraid. >> the new bill is facing opposition from bay area recording artist who took to social media over the weekend along with the music artists, coalition, black music action coalition be mac believes bill in its current form does not benefit artists. went to great software was some sort a technology that allow you

>> 2 to discount tickets to to resell to take advantage of the fan. experience a love connection to violence. >> which don't audience, don't benefit. they don't paid any creative entity in wage. lovers of that expression. it always said but if it's big business. >> now the arts and entertainment and privacy committees will be holding a hearing about this piece of legislation on april 16th assembly member wicks says she welcomes conversation with the opposition. reporting from the newsroom to justice kron. 4 news. all right. thank you very much, tiffany. >> coming up, why the city of san francisco is threatening to take oakland airport to court and there was a string of sideshows in the bay area over the weekend. one of them even shut down part of the bridge, a bridge the bay bridge. first, president biden and his latest plan to erase and his latest plan to erase more student loan debt.

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people that have just started to get a 4 year degree. adam kissel with the conservative heritage foundation says he expects another legal battle at the supreme court. could see a g's representing a dozen states. >> once again sued the biden administration over this unlawful action. >> the rule filed by the department of education is not yet finalized before anyone sees relieved it will have to undergo public comment in the next coming months. for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. >> donald trump has made his position on abortion official because posted on truth social today. he believes individual state should decide the issue if there by a vote legislation. he says each state would have its own law. but the decision is about the will of the people. this comes 2 years after the supreme court overturned roe versus wade. meantime, trump says that his campaign took in 50 million dollars over the weekend at a fundraising dinner in palm beach, florida.

in the east bay uc-berkeley, nonprofit is suing california over its vote by mail program, arguing it discriminates against blind voters. disability rights advocates filed that lawsuit on behalf of people who normally a vote by mail with assistance or at a polling spot. it says it's unfair because the program does require blind people to rely on assistance infringing on their privacy. that group is asking california to give those voters the option to electronically return mail and ballots. the suit will go before a judge may 20th in san francisco. the city of san francisco says oakland's airport is in french supposed trademark by proposing different name renamed. the port has propose renaming oakland international airport, too. san francisco, oakland international airport, the city attorney david chiu says the city will go after legal

action and try to prevent any misuse of the city's trademark. in a statement, oakland's airport says in part the proposed modification. well, clarify, not confuse the new name identifies where the airport is actually located on the san francisco bay. if the name modification is approved, the port will take all appropriate measures to defend it. tried to use this accurate geographic identifier. time for another look at the forecast and we are looking at sfo and the skies still pretty clear cut. that's really been a. >> it's been a good day. it's kind of been spectacular, really. and we've got nice temperatures out there are only going to see that up as you get to the through the week. >> you're looking live at the embarcadero. really nice day. that's a lot of folks want to watch some of the eclipse action this morning. they had a whole lot of people out there is really fun. hope you had a good time with that. i got to see it through some glasses. myself was pretty cool. beautiful, sunny day. we're having some inland 70's

today as we get into tonight, a few clouds, but fog will stay in check. we should have a lovely morning again tomorrow morning. heating up through thursday and then believe it or not, we've got more rain coming a little april shower action. let's talk through this and look at the big picture here. so what's happening is high pressure is going to be in control. this week's of the most part. it keeps us a pretty dry. and also sunny, as you can see on thursday at noon. nice, sunny skies there as well. that should be around the peak of the warmth. then we get into friday and we start to see a system take shape that comes in in the overnight friday into saturday, delivering some rain for the bay area. and yes, you even see a little bit of snow there in the sierras. so a few more april but the big story, i think this week for us for the most part, going to be this warm up because today we're already relatively warm looking out for 74 in santa rosa. but 80 on wednesday, you can see with these temperatures go san francisco looking to get the low 70's on wednesday, concord, 81 in san jose. 82 that's well above where we should be this time of year, which would be upper 60's, maybe 70 degrees in some

of our inland spots. right now we're at 70 in fremont 69 in dublin. 72 in vallejo, a little cooler berkeley. 65 degrees with 71 already up in santa rosa. just kind of showing you the power of high pressure already taken control. so if you're in petaluma today, enjoy it. you can get up into those that 70 degree mark, 71 degree mark area, lots of sunshine. those you can take the long dog walk with no issues. as we take a look at tonight, temperatures are going to be mild and we're going to see a few clouds out there. so it should be a lovely evening as well. here's your extended forecast. and this really shows you what's the warm-up is done friday. those temperatures start dropping kind of back to normal. and then by saturday when the rain comes in, it really cools us down for a little bit. back to you. thank you, kyra. well, with warm temperatures heading our way of some people might be tempted to head to local lakes and rivers to cool off. but >> cal fire officials are reminding us those water temperatures will not be going up as the air gets warmer with the recently increased snowmelt. they say it's likely

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another big story we're following. this is one of the many sideshows that took over. >> streets in the bay area this past weekend. and as you see part of the bay bridge, this resulted in 2 people being arrested. kron 4 sarah stinson has that story. >> a spree of sideshows across the bay area cause widespread disruption and chaos. the first began at 11 saturday night in menlo park. police

say more than 100 cars blocked the intersection of willow road and new bridge street. they say around 200 people gathered there to watch cars to doughnuts. it escalated when police responded. people begin kicking and jumping on the hood of an officer's patrol car has more officers responded. the crowd left the area. no one was injured and no arrests were made. another sideshow could be seen around 30 minutes later by stanford in palo alto. dozens of people watched as cars took over the intersection of coyote hill and page melrose. police have not confirmed if any arrests were made. illegal sideshow. activity also happened in mountain view just after midnight sunday on middlefield road and bernardo avenue. police responded quickly which broke up the sideshow. police say 20 year-old woman from pittsburgh hurt her ankle after she was struck by a car. no arrests reported. police

oakland responded to 2 sideshows. the first happened just after 2 in the morning. there was one sideshow on international boulevard. people set off fireworks as well. officers then responded to another around to 45 in the morning on park boulevard. police say when they arrived, everyone took off. no arrests were made. the last reported sideshow in the bay area involved more than 100 cars blocking the westbound lanes of the bay bridge. chp says this was just before treasure island around 3 in the morning. all westbound traffic came to a halt as people ignited fireworks and watch cars do donuts. a chp officers arrived. the crowd got into cars and drove off. >> chp says they detained 4 people, 2 of which were arrested and their cars towed. the 2 others are minors. they were cited. i'm sara stinson reporting kron. 4 news. >> a san francisco restaurant

owner says that he will be on a hunger strike for a month because of a bike lane. the one that he says costing him his livelihood. the bike lane runs through the middle of valencia street. this is part of a pilot project business owners there say the bike lane is costing them a lot of business parking spots. they're not happy. the owner of a middle eastern restaurant called yasmin. so as the hunger strike is, he thinks the only way he'll be heard. >> tried so many times to reach to the city so many times went to the board meetings and i went to city hole and try to reach out and and nobody ever talked to in the only response i would get most of the time is go talk to or from association. and every time try to talk to mobilize association there refused to talk to him. >> he did plan to start his hunger strike yesterday. in the south bay, santa clara county's district attorney says he wants to eliminate the county's death rowe. he wants to re-sentenced the 15 man on death row right now to life in

prison without parole. he describes the death row system as antiquated racially biased error prone and says it cost the state millions of dollars public money, 650 people are on death row in california, which is the highest number in the country. in 2019, you might remember governor newsom put a moratorium on executions. the state is working to move inmates out of san quentin's death row in 2 other facilities. santa clara county officials say low income residents are losing medical benefits. the county says from june of last year to january of this year, medical members dropped from 458,000 to 425,000 advocates say it's because people have reapply for benefits. now that the pandemic has officially ended. but the social security administration says it might just be the fact that people are applying for a covered california plan instead. the

fcc is meeting with public safety officials in santa clara county today. they're talking about an upcoming vote restoring net neutrality. that's the argument that internet service providers have to treat all information equally and prohibit blocking or slowing down devices. today's discussion was to include an incident involving the santa clara county fire department, which found its internet access shut down while at the 2018 mendocino complex fire. that was the largest wildfire in state history. the commission is expected to vote late this month. we're getting new details about a developing story about a fire that happened on treasure island friday night. san francisco fire crews say it was a house that was supposed to be vacant, but they found evidence of squatters. a neighbor helped a man who was found passed out in the doorway. got them to safety.

the man ran off before fire crews arrived. >> i was just like. happy i was able to beat has the right place right time i'm sure anyone else with the same thing given, you given the situation. you just never know what you you know, hunt until something like that happens. >> that man who helped out was treated at the hospital for smoke inhalation. now to new video from the vacaville police department that shows officers chasing the truck. the driver believed to be involved in several car burglaries. it started with the car going the wrong way on i-80 the driver eventually headed into vacaville where the truck hit a car that chase ended with the 4 people in the truck jumping out and running away. police did eventually find them and arrest them. petaluma police say they issued more than 20 citations

within 10 hours to distracted drivers. they say it happened during a distracted driving enforcement operation friday. officers made 49 traffic stops regarding drivers who in most cases it was their cell phones. police say driving with a cell phone in your hand, increases the risk of getting into a crash 3 times. they'll continue that operation through wednesday. beginning this week. highway 37 between solano and sonoma counties closes for 4 straight weekends. caltrans is repaving westbound lanes. the weekends of april 12th and the 19th and then they'll work on eastbound lanes. the weekends of april 26th and may 3rd. ok, time to take another look at the forecast. is this a pretty shot of the embarcadero? looks a little breezy, kyla is back with details. hey there. yes. and if you're ready for a little summery weather, we've got some coming our way. we're

already. >> feeling pretty nice today across the state. you can see santa barbara and los angeles in the 70's. same story up in sacramento there. 74 degrees in reading about 73, beautiful blue skies. as we take a look at it, half moon bay, not quite as warm out there today, but still a nice day to take a walk. half moon bay right now about 55 degrees a little breezy out there to today. but you can see where the 70's are popping up in the north bay in spots like novato sitting at 73 words, 72 in antioch, 71 and of allay conquer. 72 in napa getting up there. san jose's a little cooler. some of our spots just getting the upper 60's, but still well above average right now. and some of our inland communities, berkeley by the bay looking out for 60's today. but 70's tomorrow. and how about mid 70's even a little bit higher. we get into wednesday. so we have quite a warm-up on the way we're going to see temperatures that go well above where we should be this time of year, which if you're inland, would be about that. 69, 70 degree mark. also out in the sierra. want to talk about this because while we're having a beautiful day here today, you can see it's about 45 degrees and sunny,

they're going to see a warm-up as well over the next couple of days. and then it cuts very interesting as we are in april. and i'm going to tell you about, yeah, look at this a little bit of snow that is headed their way as we get into next weekend. so another west coast storm on the way. it doesn't look to be a huge system, but still when you're talking about april and you're talking about snow, that's kind of interesting weather. i'll be back in a little bit. we'll talk more about our 7 day forecast in the rain that's going coming our way next weekend. thank you, kyra. >> kron 4 is your local election headquarters. san francisco board of supervisors president aaron peskin officially launched his mayoral campaign saturday. he was hosting supporters in chinatown. looks like you've got a big crowd. they talked about problems like homelessness and public safety. >> but right here in this neighborhood, i've stood up for safety, stood up against hate crimes, can't me speaking foot patrols to walk the beat, expanded community ambassadors

and strengthen pedestrian safety. that's what every neighborhood in this city deserves. >> past winners entering the race alongside the incumbent mayor london breed supervisor. asha sofi, nonprofit executive daniel lurie and former san francisco interim mayor and supervisor mark farrell. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu escalated his pledge to invade the southern gaza city of rafah. he says a date has been set. washington correspondent basil john reports. >> we will open for walking to school israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu announced a date is set for an operation in the gaza city we have not been briefed on that. state department spokesperson matthew miller says the u.s. has warned israel to not invade rafah, which holds more than 1.4 million civilians. we have made clear we think that there's a better way to achieve what is a legitimate.

goal, which is degrade and dismantle and defeat hamas battalions that still remain in rafah. israel faces growing international pressure, has its operations have led to the deaths of thousands of palestinians and more than 280 workers. >> miller says the u.s. is encouraging israel to do more to help civilians. initial steps they've taken over the past few days. they represent a dramatic improvement if fully implemented, but we're going to judge them ultimately by the results. maryland democratic senator chris van hollen said on cbs face the nation that the u.s. should not send any more weapons unless israel meets certain conditions. we should not be sending more. >> offensive weapons that israel not to stop them permanently but effectively use our levers. wisconsin republican congressman derrick van orden disagrees and says israel is doing everything it has to for nancy pelosi and 40 other democrats to tell the secretary of state to stop sending.

>> arms to our close ally in the region during a time of war. said constable reporting in washington. i'm basil, john. >> los angeles woman is being detained in russia on suspicion of treason. and we know now she'll spend at least another 30 days in a siberian prison before her trial cassini, a carolina who has dual citizenship and russian citizenship was taken into custody in january this inning, her grandmother and my show she is a ballerina. she is accused of donating money to an american company that support ukraine and of attending pro ukrainian rallies. her boyfriend is talking about how she's doing. >> sushi. she wants to come back to america. you know, i said she's proud to be russian but shows a very proud to be american. and she's now more than a belonging to just go home she's scared. >> if convicted, she could face 20 years behind bars.

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>> high end for you. green jacket time. envy you this assignment. brad. >> kathryn, i promise you. i cannot wait for this week every year. now that it's here, it never ceases to be overwhelming. it's just wonderful in it. yeah. beats the office any day that week. lot of patrons out here today, as you might imagine on this masters monday, taking in all the beauty that augusta national has to offer >> what a way to start the week. the rest of the world is trying to get through there monday. and you are here. i'm just looking forward to walking the course the grounds and soaking it all. and i am looking for though. see tiger woods practice just to see the the course seen a couple golfers in eating excel tensions. so many things to see and do it. one of the prettiest places on the planet. many patrons waiting their whole life for this that long wait giving way to reference the whole place i bucket ice. i don't mean just being here is incredible. and

we're honored. >> and a trip to the masters is about much more than a chance to check out all that augusta national has to offer. it's an opportunity to make a fashion statement. and this for some from wisconsin may take the cake as the most creative ensemble we've ever seen out here, fought for masters. beautiful hats. we can't lose each other. lifelong friends on the trip of a lifetime and experience sure to eclipse all others. >> on this monday at the masters is just i mean, this is breathtaking to see and i'm not even at the course it will be a magical day. >> thank you. and setting out to be a magical week here in august as we have another practice round tomorrow, then we have the >> beloved par 3 tournament on wednesday and catherine, the actual competition gets underway bright and early thursday morning cannot wait. we are live here at augusta national golf club. back to you. back thank you is not to

say thank you, brandon. have a lot of fun. you're lucky to be there. like i said, thanks. thank you. >> well, tonight, is the ncaa men's basketball national championship game. the uconn huskies and purdue boilermakers. we'll battle it out glendale, arizona. uconn hoping for back-to-back national titles. the tipoff is that 6.20. see the pope. the south carolina gamecocks women's basketball team that this year's ncaa champions, they capped off a perfect season yesterday. defeating caitlin clark and the iowa hawkeyes and national championship game. south carolina went 38 this season winning their 3rd championship title after the game. south carolina coach dawn staley talked about the team.

>> and you know, get 6 s. >> kayla clarke, if you out there. one of the goals of our games that we appreciate saturday losses game. but i'm also so proud of myself. i'm so proud of my teammates. i'm so proud of this program. there's a lot to be proud of. but there's going to be tears. it is sad that this is all over. this is the last time i'm going to put on an iowa jersey. so never this was possible. >> yeah. she said this was clark's final college game. she is expected to be the number one pick and w nba draft. that's april 15th. the giants new star pitcher will make his debut tonight. national league cy young winner blake pitched tonight that says giants open a three-game set against the washington nationals. both teams have lost 6 games to start the season with the giants winning for the nationals winning free snell

is scheduled to pitch tonight at 6.45? new data shows that most las vegas voters oppose public funding for a new stadium for the a's and emerson the polls are saying that 52%, we're opposed to the idea 32% in support. 17% say they are unsure. post says that 46% of union members or supportive compared to only 28% of non union members. fans in oakland disappointed that the a's are leaving the city at the end of the season. of course, on the other hand, excitement to apparently building in sacramento. sacked has the details. >> sutter health park in west sacramento. just a stone's throw from california's capital city. and for a kid who grew up here, then went on to play major league baseball for 16 years. the a's temporary move to west sacramento is a huge deal. sentinel probably one of the

biggest good the to be able to have >> you know, now about their professional team to get a root for. i mean, i think it's it's, you know, it's cold. there's room for about 14,000 fans at sutter health park as it stands right now. >> and the a's are expected to play about 80 games here per season. for reference, the sacramento kings basketball team one center this season. >> 4 time. mlb all-star greg vaughn, who earned his stripes at kennedy high school and sac city college says the a's move to west sacramento. we'll make it much easier for families not to have to travel hours away to see their idols play in person. i think do want you know, it good >> here's the look like to you know what was growing up. i was able to turn on the tv and the players and players that look like i cuts but they'll be able actually go up there

do it does i think it'd be a great thing for the city is more so for for baseball for airport, literally like played while families and the younger generation benefit from the move visit, sacramento ceo mike testa says the business community is also wide eyed and ready for the opportunities based on the size of sutter health part based on the number of games we can accommodate that. i don't have any concern that our restaurant scene will be able to accommodate the people going to the game. again, you've got potentially 14,000 people in the state and not all of them will be from out of town staying in hotels. we've got the infrastructure to do. this is not a concern. test us as we're approaching a new era for the sacramento region. the people who will tell you that sacramento's boring, there's nothing to do here. there's a think they're paying attention because >> this is not that city anymore. >> all right. time to talk about the weather been talking about the fact that yeah, there's more rain coming. it's in its view. yeah. but you know, those april showers

we've already got i think some chavez have some really fantastic flowers are already seeing things. bloom. speaking of blooming checkout north little rock, arkansas, one of the places that the eclipse went right by today, the totality we're at 81 degrees right now. at 71 in washington, d.c., see a lot of warmth across the country right now. of course, chillier temperatures up in casper. wyoming was about 41 degrees. you can see where that jet stream is going to dip down and brought some of that colder air. but we're going to benefit from high pressure that's going to building a ridge right off shore. and that means that we're going to see these temperatures go up even more than you see them up right now in sacramento at 74 degrees and reading about 73 right now here in the bay is just beautiful. blue skies out there. we've got a little bit of a breeze, but that's about it. we're in the low 70's in concord and santa rosa already upper 60's in san jose and livermore. pretty nice day. and just the beginning of a little bit of a run of some warmth. so tonight, a few clouds, mild temperatures out there. we don't have any of those wild 30's that we're dealing with just a few days ago from inland valleys. it's

dead. we've got this really nice weather. and as we zoom in here, you can see where these blue skies are just pervasive all across california. so that will be the story today. tomorrow as we get into wednesday and thursday. same thing. and that's because of high pressure in control. now, once we get to friday, things are going to change. let me show you what happens here friday. we're going to this low pressure system start to drop and that will cool us down. and by saturday we've got some showers rolling in with this and a little sierra snow. so we look at our chances of rain here again. you can see we get right through the week here through friday, staying dry and then saturday and sunday, some rain chances. i know not great timing popping up just in time for your but it looks right now like it's going to be saturday. and then the first part of sunday and then we'll start to clear out. but i think the bigger story here is a look at how warm it is in land on thursday, right in late, 80 degrees. by the time we get to saturday, a high of just 55. so that is going to be a little bit dramatic that to a little bit as eric.

thanks, kyla. coming up the weekend, powerball drawing for more than a billion dollars. >> but for your money.

did you happen to buy your powerball ticket in oregon? we're guessing probably not. but somebody did a ticket there came up with the winner of the 1.3 billion dollar jackpot over the weekend. the drawing was delayed 3 hours because of some kind of procedural problem that they're still trying to work out. but at least one person did wake up sunday morning and presumably found outdoor soon figured out that that person's a billionaire or at least a multimillionaire for sure.

because the lump sum payout more than 608 million dollars. the oakland zoo has received a gold standard for the zoological profession. this is considered a very high honor from the association of zoos and aquariums in december. the zoo underwent an examination by leading experts. they say the oakland zoo has met the world's most rigorous standards for animal welfare. that care safety and conservation. the zoo is home to more than 850 native and exotic animals. and don't go anywhere. we have another hour of news coming up, including the confusion and chaos. how san francisco city attorney is responding to a potential name change of the oakland airport and tragedy strikes in the east bay when an suv flew freeway. the chp is saying. >> i'm catherine heenan kron.

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>> now from the area's local news station. this is kron. 4 news at 3. >> hello, everybody. thank you for joining us on kron. 4 news at 3 o'clock. i'm catherine heenan. our top story this afternoon, a 9 year-old girl has been killed in the man behind the wheel of the car that she died and is still on the run. this is after a solo car crash on a freeway near concord over