>> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. now on the kron. morning news. new court documents are shedding light on what happened. >> to a little girl before she died during exorcism ritual in the south bay. >> we're also following the latest out of san jose to where leaders are set to vote on whether to ban on house encampments near schools and the battle between san francisco and the port of oakland intensifies. >> over the potential name change of the oakland international airport. good morning. i'm reyna harvey in for darya folsom and i'm james fletcher will get nice live. look outside. looking down over san francisco. let's start with a check of the

weather. good morning. and sunny out there. full fledged sunshine today. no clips for this one. we are looking at. >> no fog. no cloud cover and know what we had yesterday. looking outside at the golden gate bridge. crystal clear out there, too. we briefly saw some fog trying to make its way through this morning. burns off very quickly. and for the rest of the day, we're actually getting even warmer than we did yesterday. so if you love the heat in the sunshine these next 3 days or something to look forward to, actually going to cool right back down after that. temperatures in the 50's to low 60's right now. alameda at 60 degrees. vacaville at 61. one of our warmer spots so far later on today, some of us will near 80 degrees, although we're going to say that number for tomorrow. i'll get to that. still ahead, michael thomas in for traffic this morning with the latest. thanks, john. good morning. everyone will good news taking a live look right now. the san mateo bridge. you can see. >> the 14 minute commute will be take a look at the bay bridge. it's an even better commute. only 9 minutes to get from the maze to fremont street into the city. taking a

look at some drive times before we get to the news crockett to the maze. 28 minute commute. walnut creek to 5, 80 17 minute commute. castro valley to the maze. 26 minute commute. san leandro to the misa 20 minute commute of those are currently in the orange color. green means that it's good news. so hopefully that starts to clear up soon. in the next 15 minutes, we'll give you a look at some drive times for those of you over in the east and the south bay, right? and james, we'll send it to you. all right, michael, thank you for that. >> happening today, san jose leaders are set to vote on a new measure to limit where homeless encampments can be constructed it. say move is necessary to keep schools safe. kron four's will tran live in san jose to explain. good morning. well. yes, the goal is to keep schools safe, but homeless advocates believe. >> this also in its own way is attacking homelessness because a lot of times it's not their fault that they simply cannot afford a traditional they have to stay on the streets. are even in some cases are looks like what are these have to do

with all of this in just a few moments? but what's going to happen is the city council members. they will look at a few measures. one that's already been on the books for 3 years right now. it says you cannot have a homeless encampment within 150 feet of a school that it really never enforced. it was more like guidelines. now they want to make it a law. so if it is passed, what's going to happen is the homeless will get cited, but they won't ask for any money like a traditional take it, though, just be cited and be asked to leave that location. now in terms of rv's, there are hundreds of them in san jose. and many of them are used by the homeless because they can't buy a home or stay in an apartment. but instead they stay in an rv and sometimes those rv's and large vehicles. >> well, they're parked near a school zone. so if this measure is passed, what's going to happen is they will do a steady near certain schools. now, if the view is obstructed by a large car or

an rv and homeless person lives in sight, they will get a knock at the door, telling them that they cannot park here. and if they do not move, then they will be towed. so lots going on the city of san jose. they want to make it safer for the students and the parents who have complained oftentimes, but their own safety. but they are trying to work with the homeless because let's face it. this problem is very complex and is not going away. back to you. >> all right. well, thank you for that report. time now is 9, 0, 3, and 2. a disturbing story now case we've been following out of the south bay where 3 suspects are in jail, charged with murdering a three-year-old. so our family members say they were performing exorcism. newly-released documents reveal the chop fall for life. tried to escape from the church where her mother, uncle and grandfather form that exorcism castle even they claim have possessed her. so having back 2021 investigators say the girl's body at several injuries. firefighters found her on the altar of the church

in downtown san jose. a coroner determined she died from a combination of as as well as smothering. 3 of pleaded not guilty. judge set to rule on whether the cases going before to a trial. well, new this morning, a pedestrian died while crossing the freeway near san francisco international airport. that happened last night around 10:00pm. >> chp says the car struck the victim on southbound 101, near the airport. offramp investigators are now looking into why that person was on the freeway in the first place. >> well, tesla there battling 2 court cases in the south bay. the company decided to settle one where a family was suing the company over the autopilot feature the same al function killed a man in mountain view. the crash happened back in 2018. a highly one-on-one. investigators say the driver was playing video games on his phone while using tesla's autopilot feature. the investigation determined the auto pilot system did not recognize a lane change on the highway. tesla has long teachers do not prevent all

accidents. don't have any word on how much money tesla settling for both sides the back in court this thursday to talk about the settlement for her. another court case involving tesla's going to hurt today. this case involves a family whose 2 year-old son crashed a tesla in his pregnant mother back in 2018 lawsuit accuses tesla of consumer fraud advertising model x as safe and also lives. tesla knew about a defective design. tesla denied any liability. on alameda island. take a look at the smoke coming from the posey tube after a truck or a pickup truck caught fire inside. >> this is about 7.30, last night cruise from alameda and oakland. both responded. they evacuated the tube and work for about an hour to put that fire out. no word if anybody was hurt. in the east bay hayward, firefighters put out a fire on paul di and hall road last night. look at this. this is video from the citizen app showing flames coming from the building there in the distance. it was about 10

o'clock or so that it was reported. no word this case either. if anybody was hurt or how that fire started. that's also part of the investigation. >> san francisco, they're now threatening legal action over a proposed name change for the open airport just days before the port of oakland is set to vote on that new name. so this proposed new name would make oakland international airport. the san francisco bay, oakland international airport, proper sarah stinson has the story. >> at the oakland airport on monday night. rumblings could be heard about the airport, possibly getting a new name. san francisco bay, oakland international airport. i think it's ridiculous. the port of oakland manages the airport and first proposed the name change late march. the port president says this will boost travelers, geographic awareness of where the airport is located. but people flying in and out of the airport say this would only make things more confusing. nothing about here that some francisco.

we're trying to get away from some school. that's why we come here. you know, some of is going open its 2 different cities. so that's way confusing. oakland mayor sheng thao has said the new name could support the airport's efforts to secure more direct flights and boost tourism in oakland. but across the bay, san francisco mayoral candidate and supervisor. asha, suffice as the name change would hurt sf. >> san francisco's a port of entry for millions of immigrants. millions of working people, people from all over the country in the world and what you don't want ever is for there to be confusion ahead of the port commission scheduled vote on thursday. san francisco city attorney david chiu center letter threatening legal action if they go through with it too, says the proposed name infringes on sf those trademark. >> their proposal appears intentionally designed to divert travelers. you may be unfamiliar with the area. geography. we believe that the

clear similarity and a very high likelihood of confusion gives us a strong federal trademark infringement in response to the possible lawsuit. the oakland airport released a statement saying in part the proposed name modification will clarify, not confuse the new name identifies where the airport is actually located. >> it also added that once the board approves the name change, the port will take appropriate measures to use the new name city attorney to says he hopes to speak with port officials before the vote on thursday. but if it gets approved, they are fully prepared to move forward with legal action. >> i'm sara stinson reporting at the oakland airport kron. 4 news. >> the warm front. an al continues in san francisco police department posted on social media that since the end of last may, sees 182 pounds of fentanyl and also arrested more than 900 people selling narcotics. more than 1000 people for using drugs.

so a lot of breed advocating for the city's downtown recovery effort? breed is throwing her support behind 3 key state bill's author of lies. there was a school officials, these 3 pieces of legislation would provide the city with a set of creative solutions to build on local efforts, all to help revitalize the area. the mayor also spoke about the work the city has done to help restore the vibrant downtown 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. the mayor also touted her 30 by 30 proposal, which aims to at 30,000 more residents and students downtown by the year 2030. >> 9.10, is the time and in

the east bay after wet weather postponed it last week. oakland's first friday street festival is finally coming back this week, the monthly event was on a hiatus for about 3 months because of financial issues. but organizers are glad it's back because first fridays, they say help celebrate the arts culture and community of oakland. we're going to take a break. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. a lawmaker now pushing a bill that aims to prevent ticketmaster from becoming a monopoly. >> why she says this will only help consumers in the and the chp now looking for a man they say was involved in a deadly rollover crash that killed the child and injured 3 others will have the latest in that investigation. >> and today is set to be a warmer day than yesterday was 60's at the coastline will stay put but inland areast rising well into the mid to even upper 70's. i've got your forecast. >> good morning, every ne. traffic does seem to be flown this morning. coming up, we'll tell you about

>> okay. never blue skies are still with us this morning we're going to join for the rest of the week. do you feel like you're still kind of on an eclipse high? the buzz was definitely in the yeah, definitely was. i mean, the whole country was kind of just pause and for a little bit and taking it did today, we might just pause taken some sunshine. it's going back to normal today for sure. looking outside at the transamerica building is a fun. but the blue out there, the skies are looking absolutely great. this morning coast to inland north the south, the whole state is still sitting into this high-pressure ridge. and that's where still sitting under that sunshine. in fact, we have some of our warmest

temperatures of the year so far just around the corner tomorrow and tuesday. we are in for quite the warm-up, but it doesn't last for long. this low pressure area dives right in cools us right down into the weekend. and it almost seems like a pattern now that our weekends, when we see our cool down and saturday is going to be a wet and cool one for sure. let's take a look at future cast and you can see the breakdown here. so here's your sunshine next. several days looking nice and warm as we move into friday. your day of transition getting a little bit cooler and definitely windy here. saturday gets here. there's your low pressure area anchoring this cold air mass and snow up in the sierra showers here in the bay area doesn't look like it's going to be anything too heavy, but it is a big change of pace from the warmth and the dry weather that we're in the midst of right now. temperatures today 60's at the coastline. keep the jackets on hand for a coastal areas. we do have a sea breeze at the coast. so wouldn't be surprised to see just a few fog patches to well elsewhere in the bay. it's nothing but the sun and some solid 70's today. a few of us getting

close to 80 like campbell, santa clara and san jose, each at 78 degrees. you'll be joined by conquer this afternoon at 78 as well. oakland in richmond, a comfortable 72 and warm for the north bay with solid mid to upper 70's for you as well. looking ahead, tomorrow's temperatures touch those 80's, as i mentioned, will stay that way into thursday. friday, starting to cool down and by saturday, we're back in the upper 50's with showers across the bay. michael. >> thanks, john. good morning, everyone. happy tuesday. those roads starting to look good. for the most part. you can see lots of green, some small pockets of that yellow and red, which means there are some delays. taking a look over towards the east bay. you can see right here around the freeman area. it's starting to get to that yellow and orange, which means there are some delays. and that's because there was a traffic collision here. earlier, tory been cleared up. you can just see how it's causing now residual delays, which is what they're warning us about. we take a look at drive times in that specific area. san leandro to milpitas. it's a 42 minute commute. again. you see a lot of that yellow orange which we

normally do see. but because of those residual delays, it's going to take a little bit longer. so keep that in mind as you're heading out this morning, taking a look at some drive times livermore to dublin, 15 minutes, 20 minute commute, dublin to fremont. 42 minute comey are 41 minute commute to change right before our san leandro to milpitas and milpitas to sunnyvale. a 10 minute commute. taking a look over of the area's heading towards the maze any on to conquer. 22 minutes. not too too bad. and again, that orange, we normally see it every day around this time. taking a look at westbound 80 crockett to the maze. 28 minute commute. you see that orange, yellow and red. unfortunately, it's always like that around this time in a live look at that bay bridge right now, a 9 minute commute to cross it into the city. not too bad for a tuesday morning. we'll send it back to 2 at the desk. >> time now to talk winners and losers on wall street financial expert rob black. joining me this morning at robb, help me seeing red across the board. the dow off by more than 100 points. and the big headline right now

that i'm seeing is basically investors bracing for key u.s. inflation report. when we talk about. >> on my radio show today summed it up as maybe the easiest part is over. we've had 15 up months essentially a good year. good quarter. now we're waiting for the fed to cut interest rates. we started year think it would be 6 times that it was 3 times. now we're thinking 2 times, maybe not in june. so we have to get into earnings and share that earnings are there because jobs are there. so maybe the easy part of this moves over until the fat cuts. we've had a great year were digesting. i mean, i see small caps mudcats dua khalil catch-up. it wasn't too long ago. you thought there were going to be about 3 cuts this year. you pulling back on that. >> thinking now i'm not an expert in this area. i just kind of follow the trends and tell you what the news is reporting. a jobs numbers. great, but inflation still a little bit too tricky. yeah, i'm in the fed doesn't want have to raise rates again said

keeping them sideways may be the best move. but they also don't want to go into back half year because there's an election and it might look like their favorite biden because the economy will respond with the kind of interest rates right, though they try not to be political. it's a tight rope. okay. not only that, i totally get it. we did a story earlier about tiktok potentially launching and rival to instagram tiktok notes. i think it's called. have you heard anything about this? yeah, it's their website starting to be registered. so there are some smoke to it. now tiktok knew its will compete with instagrams photos. now instagram copy tiktok video format wouldn't reels. it's the most famous thing in technology. microsoft is says the worst abuse drive it in the 1990's where a school staff are features copy them put them in the operating system. so copying is a form of flattery. tiktok sauce could have some problems with

congress this year. yeah. get back into session in their thinking. yeah, this is the best thing in the world for our children poor. is it not the best in the world security? and national security? so can have an interest in 2024, i guess so. that definitely a story we also want pick your brain to not to long ago we had disney hold its meeting. i knew there was something for watching. they had some key votes. what came out all of that? what's your take on disney? is the company going forward? >> great company that really fallen on hard times. covid hit them hard within their parks. they ran out of superhero movies to do that. we're appealing to people. so what they did is in the last quarter, they looked at their parks and cruises. that could be experiences. and they said let's put more money into is going 60tbillion dollars in the next 10 because it pulls in about 8, 9 billion dollars of income 32 billion dollars revenue while it's the most profitable part of disney, specially of the movies and television. okay. they've done

things world of frozen in hong kong zoo. toby in shanghai, open a new roller coaster in florida. disney world for tried and guardians of the galaxy's. a new ride it. they've got a lot of technology to skip lines and it's crazy. a friend that just took his eye to eye or the other day. they spent about 600 to $800 day a day. yeah, no, not surprising. for 2, but really cool things. i james will love. and james talking to you say that i did this for you introduce 3 bx robots from star wars. nate, walk around the park now. yes, characters and they just out there. they're working on judy hopps, who was into tokyo. and that's rabbit robot who who can roller blade? i remember that. so the role she's roller later on the park's not ready to flips. so you can see more of that. you're going to see avatar land conto and cocoa. so disney putting 60 billion

back dollars, 60 billion to keep things fresh and keep things interesting because, you it's a small world. the robots got kind of old staff to update this. they don't look so archaic. >> all the new lands. well, one land that suffering is coachella land. our final story today. they're having a tough time. well, not having a tough time, but they're taking longer than normal to to sell out those tickets. what does that mean? >> let's talk about i've missed it. i'm in my 50's and i never went. and piers, my time is over lady gaga, kendrick had prince jay z beyonce. they've had some amazing acts outcast. it's 2 weekends. that's a commitment right there $599 in an economy where generations the millennials are being a little bit tighter with their budgets. then you get into accommodations. you also have to get. so it's an weekend. last year was the first year, the second week and sell out this year, the first weekend of itself for month. it usually sells out 30 minutes.

social media influencers are rolling for all because it just turns into this. look at me, i'm on camera and they lose. lose the edginess when everyone's doing it to cost of living is obviously a big concern. but for me and i love music festivals, i'd rather go to chicago's lollapalooza, new york city's governors ball, the bay area outside plans. austin's austin city limits because they're cheaper. now they're easier to get to. they have hotels and airbnb a's to challenge just in the middle of nowhere. and it's tough right people to get just lost its luster. james, you know what the infrastructure makes a big difference your east getting. they're getting back adds to the enjoyment experience and when that's lacking. >> rob, thank you very much. stay tuned. we're going to talk to rob again tomorrow. if there's a company or store you want to talk about, let him know you've got his handles there for social media. you've got his e-mail as well. robert rob black dot com.

>> well, san francisco deputy sheriff was charged with domestic violence according to court documents. jonathan espirito strangled his girlfriend in a home last august and then attacked or of work in december. as for 2 pleaded not guilty to all charges. prosecutors say they're keeping him in custody because he is a public safety risk. staff is on the verge enter a hospital in san francisco. they're going undergo security training because of a privacy breach in december. what a medical law that went missing long put hat sensitive information like patients, medical records, birthdays. even the result specimen collections. the

hospital says there's no evidence of the information in that book has been misused. they reached out to the patients that were affected by this. >> well, in the east bay, the city of pittsburgh recently finished 2 projects to improve safety near schools and also too improve accessibility for pedestrians. the city installed 10 rapid flashing beacons at 5 and protect the crosswalks near local schools. those schools include pittsburg high school heights elementary school, saint peter martyr school and highlands elementary. the other city project updated 17 curb ramps, bringing them into compliance. now with the americans with disabilities act. >> coming up next on the kron morning news, a new poll found majority of people living in las vegas are not on board with the plan. is the money from the public to build a's? a new stadium want to feel the money could be better. used for other causes. we'll be for other causes. we'll be right back. - my childhood was tough.

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>> we are back. coming up on 9.30, here with a gorgeous looking shot behind us over the bay the water's just glistening out the with sunshine job that sunshine looks good today and we get plenty of it. so whenever you can get outside, you'll be enjoying it where we're at behind the golden gate bridge looks good from this perspective. let's take a look at it from about looks just as good there. >> we're not going see anything getting in the way of it today. unlike yesterday, if you know what i mean, what we've got out there later on is going to be actually a bit of a warmer afternoon to temperatures will continue to climb incrementally the next few days and tomorrow and thursday are set to be the warmest days of this year so far. so we've got that summer feel only briefly, though, temperatures in the 50's for

most areas here where you're at 58 degrees. a few low 60's popping up now in pittsburgh, brentwood as well as vacaville. some of our for the statement spots later today. it will be 60's to 70's for your daytime highs tomorrow. a few low 80's. i'll get to that. your full forecast. michael. >> thanks, john. and good tuesday morning, everyone. traffic is flowing this morning. lots of green. we're seeing some small delays over in the east bay, but nothing too out of hand or anything. that's going to you back too much. some drive times for you. you can see 27 minutes from crockett to the maze. 60 minutes, walnut creek to 5, 80 15 minute commute from castro valley to the maze. san leandro to the nays. a 15 minute commute. once you get to that may's, what's the bay bridge looking like? well, here's a live look. 10 minutes to get across that from the maze to fremont street, not too bad. we'll take a live look at some bridges, san mateo bridge to 14 minute commute. that's pretty good. excuse me, richmond, sandra fell bridge. there's an 8 minute commute there. and then, of course, that golden gate bridge right now, it's a 20 minute commute to drive

into the city. send it back to 2 at the desk. all right, michael, thank you for that. >> well, a big story that we're following this morning. oakland assembly member, buffy wicks taking on ticketmaster for being a monopoly. roberts. david justice reports on how weeks would like to 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 twix. 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 controlled 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

>> to discount tickets, to to resell take advantage of the fan. experience a love connection to finals. >> which don't audience, don't benefit. they donated ne, create a entity in the ways oil levels of that previous freshen it all that but if it's big business. >> well, that was tiffany justice reporting for us. arts and entertainment privacy committees are going to be holding a hearing about this piece of legislation on april 16th assembly member week says she welcomes conversation with the opposition. >> well, in the east bay, the california highway patrol. they're looking for man in connection to a crash killed a 9 year-old girl in concord. the crash happened really early sunday morning around 6.80, chp says the girl's mother, 13 year-old sister and 2, 17 year-old cousin are also in that car. all of them are recovering at the hospital that's going to try to determine their relationship to the 30 year-old man who they say ran away from the scene of the crash. we talked

to chp. they had a tip. if you do get into a collision like this one. >> you want to make sure you stay on scene after collision. that just helps piece together. what happened in the sequence of events for us. able to talk to everybody involved >> also unclear drunk driving played across a factor in this collision. on the east bay. police are looking for the driver hit and killed a pedestrian in oakland really early yesterday morning ryan, the area of 75th tilley and street right near the coliseum. police have not identified the victim yet. >> lawmakers are considering a bill that would allow cities to store rv's used by the homeless on state property. so the proposal would expand an existing law that permits cities to lease space under freeways for one dollar a month. the goal is to make it easier for the homeless to move into housing and receive critical services while storing their rv's in out of the way places. 2 people in the north bay were arrested for allegedly running a chop

shop. detectives say the suspects were altering stolen cars out of an unlicensed vehicle repair shop up in santa rosa. they say they found 7 stolen cars and several others that were in the process of being repaired when they raided that facility. there are allegations this morning that openai trained its chatgpt model on more than a million hours of youtube videos without permission from creators or youtube itself. and this comes from the new york times which says openai new the move was legally questionable, but did it anyway to give their technology a competitive advantage the times says opening eyes president was personally involved and that special transcription software was created to scrape you to content google, which owns youtube, says its terms of service explicitly prohibits automated scraping or downloading of its contents will keep following the story. >> changes are coming to the martinez refining company after a lawsuit settlement. so the bay area air quality management suet the refinery over what it said was on

acceptable number of hazardous releases the refinery at 21 spills and releases along this year. it's part of that settlement. the martinez refining company. i need to reduce emissions by 70%. the company says it can do better. they 80. people that live right near the temporary stadium in sacramento. pondering lives going to be like when the team lose their next year. these are likely going to play about 80 games at the center health park. before move vegas. lot of people living in that area say they look forward to it. >> i'm a baseball fan. so i think it's really cool to have like a major team. i could be playing right there brings jobs. brings. >> business outside of the normal parking and things like that. no concerns. >> one neighbor who actually didn't want to go on camera told our sacramental sister station a boyfriend, a diehard a's fan. he's very upset. these are moving across the street from his apartment while they build a stadium in

vegas. he like many a's fans. he would like the teens stay rooted in oakland. >> well, while lawmakers in nevada seem happy to hand over 380 million dollars to help build that new ballpark for the a's. a new poll of las vegas residents found that the majority of them not too keen on the idea. not at all. overs in kerman has that story last week the a's were celebrating moving to a minor league ballpark in sacramento for 3 years. >> until the new las vegas stadium is built. the nevada legislature is already shelled out 380 million dollars in public funds to help build that stadium. but a new poll finds residents of las vegas oppose using public money. the emerson college polling survey asked 500 likely las vegas voters. do you support or oppose the use of public money going towards the construction of a baseball stadium for the las vegas a's. well, almost 32% supported public funding. nearly 52% opposed it. and

more than 16% remain unsure. >> everyone but nevada, politicians and the stadium authority seem to see through this. john fisher scam that he's got going on. alexander marks is with the nevada state education associations, schools over stadiums campaign, which is trying to stop the public funding of that las vegas stadium. well, those surveyed live in the city of las vegas seen here in yellow, not along the part of the strip where the ballpark will be built marks thinks the poll results are significant. billionaires like john fisher don't want this on the ballot. they know that if this is on the ballot, they're going to probably we just saw what happened in jackson county, missouri last week. we saw the polling they can read the tea leaves like everybody else. it's still unclear if nevada voters will get a say in the public funding question. on tuesday, the nevada supreme court will rule as to whether schools over stadiums can move ahead and collect signatures for the ballot measure to put the question on the november ballot marks remains

optimistic. at the end of the day, public money should not be going to billionaires for stadium. public funds should be on the public schools or other essential services. you know, we we keep saying there's more planning of the world class stadium. there has been a world-class education system. we've got all these bills that didn't get hurt or or veto like universal school lunches or reducing class sizes. and then our legislature gets focused on this new shiny object for john fisher because he asked them for money and they said, ok, how much? meanwhile, teachers have been saying we'd love a 20% salary increase and they said, well, it's expensive. we can't afford that. dan kerman kron, 4 news. well, the oakland zoo, check it out, be recognized for how well they take care of their animals. not bad. received an accreditation from the association of zoos and aquariums. >> after last december, when the facility underwent a thorough examination led by experts who deterrined that the zoo has met the world's most rigorous standards when it comes to care of animals.

the oakland zoo is home to more than 850 native and exotic animals. all right. 9 40's, the time. check it out in the south bay. as we know, the city of santa clara renamed itself swift declare right taylor swift's tour their last july. the name didn't stick but the fan base didn't. according to a new study, santa clara is the swifty capital of the u.s.. what does that mean means there are more swift e fans per capita than any other city the study took a number of factors into account compiled a ranking of american cities with the highest concentration of us with the fans and santa clara came out on top, followed by tampa bay, pittsburgh, pennsylvania, and kansas city. how funny night 40's. the time we're going take a break. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, california leaders are fighting to eliminate hate at public schools across the state tell you how they plan on doing that. and they may have lost the game. but giants fans had the chance to see their newest pitcher on the mound. more on that coming up

in a minute. >> and today is going to be a really nice one. 60's for the coast doesn't sound so bad, but those 70's well, that is going to be a refreshing change of pace before we're back to the cooler and wetter weather this weekend. cover it all in your forecast. hey, good morning, everyone. coming up, we'll talk all about those up, we'll talk all about those drive times. plus with our new grocery outlet app,

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>> we are back 9.43. is the time. and as we saw in san francisco yesterday, hundreds of people came out to the exploratory and their own pier 15 to catch a glimpse of the solar eclipse. all of the moon only cover about a 3rd of the sun here in the bay area.

>> but it was still a really good view. exciting. >> especially board 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. millions across the country were in the path of totality, including. >> kron four's rob nesbitt, hometown. he shares his family's experience of what's being called great american eclipse. >> and a solar eclipse came with a lot of anticipation. millions of people in the united states excited for this rare moment of darkness. the best viewing was in the path of totality starting in texas and running 2200 miles to my hometown of hoxton main hi mom. >> i were like so many others, my family turned the eclipse into a family viewing party, seeing the skyline change from day to night and back today and a matter of minutes for my 3 year-old nephew. will that cool? yes. to my 91 year-old

grammy j mall with a light around 10 miles from there in houlton, maine, the population more than doubled overnight with tours traveling for the best view of the dark sky, a cloudy forecast for other parts of the country. rerouted eclipse watchers to northern maine airport was really wild. the busy we had to be a 10, 10 jets to flow in. >> people that had been planning on going to texas and and and redid their flight plans and came up here stead executive director for the greater hold the chamber of commerce chain torres spent more than 2 years planning for the solar eclipse. a full weekend of events for locals and visitors leading up to the moon's big move. torres sharing one example of how a local businesses benefiting donald deal. do you know $1000 worth of business? yesterday they get 5 today. they did 10,000. that's a huge boost. the solar eclipse may have only lasted a few minutes. the small towns like where i grew up, hoping the once in a lifetime celestial event will

be long lasting impression on eclipse enthusiasts. so thankful to be here that think i think accomplished our mission to get people to come back to see us again. >> rob nesbitt kron, 4 news boy was a sight to see. it. sure was. yeah. a lot of folks came out to see it. among them was our own john shrable. it up with some friends along the waterfront. look upwards as well. hey john. it was fun out there. i had the eclipse glasses and it was it was really cool to see. i was right here on the embarcadero and i see some of you out there today to more. so today, just out there for the sunshine rather than the eclipse. and that's just fine. it's going to be a gorgeous one today. hopefully can spend some time out there. if you missed out on yesterday, not to worry. we've got plenty more sunshiny days ahead of us. just note that says ahead of us for a while, we will be seeing this high-pressure ridge sitting right here with us through the course of the week. now tomorrow and thursday are actually going to be our warmest days of this forecast. so far this year,

we're getting up into the low 80's. it does not last long, though, just to our north, low pressure drops. and in this weekend really cools things off for us. friday is going to be a day will brings the cooldown. and by saturday, some showers along with that cooler air. you can see it all playing out in future cast today tomorrow, thursday, great days to plan something outdoors friday. certainly not bad, but a little breezy and a little cooler saturday. there's your storm system. showers shouldn't be too significant for the bay area. some lighter showers for us. but that's cold rain. so not a good day for an event outdoors and that snowfall in the sierra will be welcome for skiers and snowboarders. maybe not so welcome. if you are doing travel up donner summit that day. as for temperatures, we are going to be in the 60's at the coast and 70's consistently elsewhere. definitely warmer than yesterday was but not quite as warm as tomorrow is about to be. so this temperature trend on the upswing right now, palo alto at 75 san jose. among our warmer spots at 78 degrees.

you're actually tie spots like concord. also getting up to 78 oakland and richmond. you'll be at 72 this afternoon, some mid to upper 70's across the north bay. let's get you look ahead tomorrow and thursday. our temperatures at the warmest. we'll see them. and then it's back downhill. we go by saturday, those same inland areas, mostly just in the 50's. i mean, some showers, michael. good morning, everyone. 18 degrees. that sounds wonderful. we better pull out the shorts while taking a look right now at traffic tracker for you can see lots of greens, some small pockets of that yellow and red, which means there are some delays. >> we're seeing mostly over in the east bay right now and there are residual delays from earlier. you can see right here there was an accident that they have now cleared its on 24 westbound near lafayette area. it's east of pleasant hill road. one of the lanes is closed and you can see it's causing some residual delays even over on 6.80. we also see some more residual delays. it was a traffic collision on northbound 8.80, north of little road already been cleared up. but again, we are

seeing some of those residual delays. when we take a look at what the drive time is right now in that area, san leandro to milpitas heading south. 33 minutes. not too bad, which is great. taking a look at drive times in the east bay livermore to dublin 14 minutes dublin to fremont. 25 minutes san leandro to milpitas 20 or excuse me. 33 minutes to us to sunnyvale 11 minutes. and those bottom 3 are all in the orange, which is not the best, but still better than what we saw earlier, taking a look at 101 in the south bay san jose to menlo park. a 43 minute commute. everything seems to be pretty clear there. some small yellow spots but nothing too major. taking a look at some drive times for those of you heading over towards the maze crockett to the maze. 21 minutes, walnut creek to 5, 80 14 minutes. castro valley to the maze. 15 minutes. stanley and or to the maze 15 minute commute. we take a look at the bay bridge, once you get to that mays. well, from the maze to f emont street, it's only a 10 minute commute. you can see that traffic just flowing through. we'll send it back to you to the desk. the

california school superintendent is trying to crack down on hate incidents at schools. >> urges support for 3 bills that would actually help create the department education's own office of civil rights. so office will establish policies limiting social media use on campus along with others, aim to educate staff on sensitive topics. >> when something happens, even if it's awkward or uncomfortable that must be addressed. no room for we want to address anti-semitism islamophobia. any kind of hey, you know, black, white, racism, whatever it is. we want to address it. >> so far, the bills have no formal opposition. >> all right, now on 2 bay area, baseball as the giants were taking on the nationals at oracle park. and a new player made a debut last night. >> over sports director jason dumas says the highlights. >> the wait is finally over. giants fans finally got to see their new ace up close and personal on monday night reigning cy young winner blake snell made his giants debut as

san francisco took all washington and gary is pre-game going over some last minute game plans with his catcher patrick bailey and the giants gave him some run support early bottom of the first lamont wade junior jams. it a shallow left. he's going to try for to win because of the errant throw to second jung lee scores and it's a one, nothing game. top of the second, though, snell in some trouble. trey lipscomb singles to left. that brings in a run to tie the game at one same ending his 2 to one. that's now snow goes for the kickoff at for cent while they're playing around between first and second, lipscomb steals home. get some my last for the giants. snow pitch. 3 innings gave up 3 runs top of the 5th. lane. thomas crushes this one to left field that put the nets up 5 to one. they end up winning final. not a great finish for the giants, but

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the kron 4 morning news. new court documents are shedding light on what happened to the little girl before she died during exorcism ritual in the south bay. >> san jose leaders will vote on whether to ban on housing that's near schools. we're live with details on that. and the battle between san francisco and the port of oakland intensifies over the potential name change of oakland international airport. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching you. morning team. >> all right. thank you for joining us here at 10:00am on james fletcher. we've got brilliant blue skies to enjoy as we start off this tuesday. and john trouble leading off the hour with a check of the weather. good morning, john. and good morning to you, james. yet nice and sunny out there all across the bay area today. behind me