including blurred vision, joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines without talking to your doctor. ask your child's eczema specialist about dupixent. jack: whether an animal isa injured, abandoned, abused, or just in need of some tlc, it's great to know there are people out there with big hearts, willing to lend a hand. from the columbus zoo, i'm jack hanna, hoping to see you next time when we go into the wild. >> now on the kron. 4 morning news. the owner of the san jose gaming barr says that they're fed up after repeated break-ins. and a jewelry store in oakland works to pick up the pieces after a violent

robbery. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's sunday. april, the 14th. let's get your day started with a look at the weather with dave sphar had their day. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and for the most part, we've kind of retired the bit of rain for this weekend going on. we still have that little isolated chance in the hills. you might see a little shower going forward. but the next job is to do the clearing aspect of things. and that will be a little bit on the slow side. checking a radar. real quick here. you'll see a few little showers nestled in some of the hills like santa cruz mountains, a little bit of a way out towards the east and central valley a bit and way up north. we kind of talked about this a little bit yesterday. this is was the pattern we're looking now. just giving you an idea and the motion there's the low, it's actually in our backyard right now. but in the has a significant breaks in their. remember, it's not having any

of the subtropical jet helping out here along with the way with providing all this moisture be different story. this case, it's all alone. so therefore, we're seeing some better clearing look at this. the east bay shoreline shot. you can see off towards the distance. some puppy clouds trying to peel away a little bit. was a couple of raise a son still a bit on the breezy side, offshore winds. they are following that low in the good clip that that too in the teens. so it feels a little chilly with the winds working actual numbers show that we're in the mid 40's for the most part. 48 san francisco, for example, livermore livermore valley about 44 46 going on for concord. interesting little pattern here were a little bit more mild along the coast. a little chillier inland. kind of we expect a bit when you sometimes get better clearing clear nights but not cloudy ones. 51 by 11 o'clock. a lot of morning clouds. we might get lucky with some better brakes happening late in the afternoon next week. it ready for a warm-up. we'll have more on the forecast and a bit. stephanie. all right. thank you. a family run jewelry store in oakland is working to get back on their feet after a violent robbery.

>> video from last wednesday show several masked men armed with guns smashing glass cases and ransacking falling jewelry. the robbers were eventually scared off when the owners has been came out with their own gun. the owner's son says most of the stores inventory was stolen. >> this robbery you know that this past wednesday was probably one of the most brazen never before. we've had 8 eventually rushed that the business get away cars. we worked really hard for everything we've got, but we're going to be some type times they were able to get in when we get back on own 2 feet. we're going to get back. we're going to get back to the community. >> jewelry has been in oakland's chinatown since the 1980's. the family says they are thankful for the outpouring of community support. a gofundme has so far raised more than $30,000. is a business owners are speaking out over repeated break-ins with thieves, sometimes making out with thousands of dollars. the latest victim in downtown

san jose where a gamer bar was hit. not once but 8 times. kron four's jack moment reports. >> so walking down first street here in downtown saint is passed by the guild house. it's a really busy saturday here for the gamer bar and you wouldn't know it if you weren't there to see it. but just a couple of days ago, it was the site of a burglary with thieves taking more than $20,000 worth of cash and merchandise. >> it's a packed event in south downtown san jose k-pop event. pretty good business to the owner. kevin, we're going on our 3rd year in july, stranger to working in downtown. and unfortunately, no stranger to this. a pair of thieves making off with files, credit cards and merchandise. wic says, though, this isn't the first time in the beginning when broken into we didn't want to seen as vulnerable potentially make more people aware that we're here and that where we could be a target. >> but that clearly wasn't

working over the last couple years killed house has been burglarized 8 times only twice. the owner have the thieves been caught got a little bit numb to it is not says the business owners wic around downtown have complained of break-ins. >> just off santa clara street. >> 2 of were >> the same person, it seems the manager working at the time did not want to be shown on camera but says his restaurant has been broken into multiple times. he says it's demoralizing seeing this around downtown also on impacts of distance, you we'll look at the damage more than they will look at the things you offer. a business owners like say they've met with sjpd and the mayor's office over what the next steps are. we reached out to the police department saturday but did not hear back. as for now, the windows are tinted up and bar is getting rid of cash altogether. nothing else seems to be working says at the end of the day, he just wants a place for people to come together course. that's why i

do it. i built a place that i would want to hang out at myself the hope is with all the information that they gave the police department. the hope is the owners of guilt house say is that the person who did break in to their bar will be caught making the streets of san jose. >> a little bit safer. and san jose jack moment kron 4 >> there's a bill circulating the state capitol and the to strengthen protections for victims of domestic violence. it's sponsored by state senator david cortese. supporters say it broadens requirements for restraining order. so victims don't have to be in the same state as the person they're filing the restraining order against on saturday and san jose assault survivor spoke about how they were denied restraining orders in the past. >> we cannot feign ignorance anymore. cannot pretend state lines can find and domestic violence. we've got to pretend being in another town are being in. another state is enough to guarantee safety because before i was the founder restraining orders without borders. i was a

victim. and before i was a victim. it was a normal woman with normal mingle and a very normal life. >> the bill sb 5, 5, 4, is sitting in the california state assembly after senate passed it earlier this year. it's san francisco, a man convicted of domestic violence and elder abuse is sentenced to 3 years of probation. otis mason is accused of attacking his 73 year-old former partner earlier this month. prosecutors say mason punched the woman more than once inside their home, then chased her outside district attorney brooke jenkins says the jury's verdict delivers justice to the survivor, adding that domestic violence will not be tolerated. mason got credit for serving 82 days in custody. in the north bay. petaluma police arrested a san francisco man for stealing a semi truck. this happened thursday night. investigators

say the man stole a semi with a 40 foot trailer attached to it during the chase on mcdowell boulevard. police say the driver lost control and smashed into a tree and a roadside. he was eventually stopped and booked into the sonoma county jail. 2 women are dead following an overnight shooting in the north bay. hope was. tiffany justice is live for us now at the napa police department with the latest details on this. tiffany. all right, stephanie, police are still investigating this case. napa police say that when they arrived on the scene, they found 2 women laying on the street. >> with wounds to both of them each they say from at least one gus suffering from at least one gunshot wound to each. now, this is video from the scene last night. police say this happened around 8.10, at night off of the 400 block of riverside drive medical personnel responding to the scene as well and quickly began life saving efforts. we do know that one of the

victims was declared dead at the scene. the second victim was transported to a local hospital where she to succumb to her injuries. the nab a county major crimes investigation team is conducting this investigation and they are encouraging anyone with information or if you may have witnessed this happened to please come forward reporting live in napa. tiffany justice kron, 4 news. tiffany, thank you. >> what should drivers hit a fire truck that the scene of an accident in fremont. it happened around 7 saturday morning on 6.80, near the and rondae exit. now crews were helping survivors in the first accident when 2 different driver struck the responding fire engine. one driver was rushed to a hospital with minor injuries. the fire engine had to be towed. chp is investigating the union representing san francisco. sheriff's deputies is requesting help from the california national guard to solve a staffing shortage at the county's jails. the

president of the union says there were 240 reports of prisoner fights last year and nearly 60% increase from 2022, the union president says the national guard temporarily help beef up staffing levels. as of friday. there were more than 1100 inmates in san francisco county jails. convicted killer scott peterson is back in redwood city court on tuesday. this is the first of 3 hearings in an effort to get his conviction overturned. peterson was convicted in 2004 of the murder of his wife, laci and their unborn child. peterson has maintained his innocence. he is serving life in prison earlier this year. the los angeles innocence project which takes on cases it believes led to wrongful convictions. took on peterson's case lawyers there asking a judge to approve new dna testing and that evidence be reexamined. week is officially underway in san francisco. the event highlights 7 license lounges

and stores over the next 7 days for spoke with the creator of weed week. >> put that people can suddenly gone waste time certainly know is one of the only place in the world that my the entertainment >> mayor london breed says she expects the weeklong event to bring a big economic boost to the city. a full list of the week. events is our web site now. kron 4 dot com. coming up on the kron 4 morning news air raid sirens and explosions sounding over israeli airspace as tensions escalate between iran and israel. and after the break, rescue crews save several people in smallest bay. the dramatic video coming up. >> and quite a bit of cloud cover is what we're dealing with. the start things we may get a break later in the afternoon, though, get some peeks of sun working in here.

for the most part, we turn the rain off. but still there's nice little chance of a stray shower. middle 50's you can expect as we approach around expect as we approach around the early afternoon. look

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>> in the north bay, 7 people including a child were rescued from an overturned boat in tamales bay. it happened around 03:00pm on saturday. firefighters say all 7 people were suffering from exposure to the cold. 3 people were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. >> all right. taking a live look now at our sutro cam this morning. 7.14, this beautiful sunday and looking like the start of what appears to be a chilly day there date that it

is, stephanie. yeah, we're going to struggle to make it to 60 in some of those inland valleys. it looks like for today. >> on radar, just a couple splotches still kind of remaining in some areas, although some of this might be some false grau return thrown in there as well. but we know. >> to the south and the north of some showers hold together. there. also fighting some cloud cover down south san jose state. you can see the sun appearing on through there, but some shredded stratus remains still aloft in the bigger picture of everything we're kind of right in the center of where this low is, but it doesn't have much moisture which to work with that still providing some lift. so the risk is there of maybe an isolated shower pick in the hills, but there you can see with a thunder shower. action extends all the way down to la in the central coast. kind of wrapping around up towards the north of following this low, not so much near its center, however, but around it temperature check for middle 40's, we have a also in the east bay as well. 46, for example, in antioch, 45 up to santa rosa. 48 san francisco and heading to future cast for with some of that rain remaining in central valley today with that

low and a little bit up, looks up in the hills to in the mountains, rather. meanwhile, for us, a better clearing job late this afternoon and it won't be equal for everybody. so it's probably fair to say kind of partly sunny variable clouds with the more emphasis on cloud cover for most. this is already to 30 tonight we get some better partial clearing but may start the day off tomorrow with some stray clouds left over and then we kind of clear out an earnest as we get into tomorrow afternoon. temperatures will take a while, but at least we'll take care of the cloud cover there. so basically, for the most part, the rain is pretty much done for you for your weekend plans. variable clouds today. that's come the positive way phrase again. i so shower basically that will be up in the hills again. cool with upper 50's lower 60's. and you couple that breeze little bit on the chilly side early week monday, scattered clouds remain early. then we go into mostly sunny mode. that's going help push our temperatures nicely up there in the lower 80's wednesday, thursday. now there's a couple week disturbances. they'll be dry. the will pass and will bring some cloud cover as we're heading into the end of

the week and expect a cool down next weekend. but for now, we can call it mild and sunny may be aiming for temps in the mid 70's by that point. so not as warm as the middle of the week. today. that's called variable cloud. san francisco at 59 60 for oakland, san jose coming in at 64. there is on the temperature map there. we have 64 san jose and up to saint rose around 61. but temperatures there around 60 ish upper 50's at cold. there. we have a nice warming face for you in middle of the weekend for you later, exciting. looking forward to a day. you know you like that. yes, thanks so much. >> raid sirens and explosions over israeli airspace as tensions escalate between iran and israel. the initial aerial assault in retaliation for a deadly israeli attack on the iranian consulate in syria. president joe biden cutting short his weekend in delaware and returning to the white house for emergency meetings. iran says it launched dozens

of drones and ballistic missiles at the jewish state. israel's iron dome missile defense system intercepting many of those strikes, the u.s. the uk and france also shooting down some of the drones and missiles. the israeli defense forces urging citizens to seek safety in bomb shelters in areas where sirens are sounding. he wants direct attack comes after israel bombed in iran, an iranian embassy in syria earlier this week, killing 7 senior iranian officials since then israel and its allies have been anticipating a retaliatory strike. president biden was joined by a team of national security advisers who are monitoring the situation. they say the u.s. will continue to defend israel. israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu addressing israelis shortly before the rockets were fired. but johnny israel has been preparing for the possibility of a direct attack from iran. our defense systems are deployed and we are prepared for any scenario.

both defensively. >> and offensively, but enough cause a the state of israel is strong. the idea this strong, the public is strong. we appreciate the west israel site as well as the support of great britain, france and many other countries set a clear principle. whoever strikes he will strike him. we will defend ourselves against every threat and we will do this calmly and with determination. >> injunction has been tracking the latest developments on this. and he does bring us the latest. >> raid sirens and explosions sounding over israel as iran takes aim at the jewish state. iran launching a barrage of ballistic missile and drone attacks marking its first direct assault on israel. despite decades of tension, israel claims most missiles and drones were intercepted and shot down the regime in iran fired a massive swarm over 200 killer drones. cruise

missiles and ballistic nissan's tools. the safety of his room, the u.s. and britain also intercepting many of iran sirikes. president biden speaking by phone with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu after meeting with his security advisers. the president releasing a statement saying in part, i just spoken with prime minister netanyahu to reaffirm america's ironclad commitment to the security of israel. i told him that israel demonstrated a remarkable capacity to defend against and defeat even unprecedented attacks, sending a clear message to its foes that they cannot effectively threaten the security of israel. iran's attacks come after israel bombed in iranian embassy in syria earlier this month, killing 7 senior iranian officials. since then israel and its allies have been anticipating a retaliatory strike. i think it will be rather short lived. john paluska is a retired u.s. army green beret captain who was wounded by iranian shrapnel while deployed in iraq. he

says a direct attack by iran represents a dramatic escalation of hostilities in the region, even if it is short-lived. iran is really looking for. >> iran is trying to show the world that they can defend themselves. they can support in conflict who they want to have support from russia to support iran. >> and show you know their power to the middle east. >> now growing concern the u.s. and its allies could be drawn into a wider war in the middle east. what were seen as we speak is a ron, the world's worst state-sponsored terrorism directly attacking israel, our closest and most reliable ally in the middle east. and i think now is truly the time for the united states to stand with israel to help protect it and to make iran regret this attack. i'd say beijing is watching putin's watching america talks a big game about israel now is where we see what if we put our money where our mouth, as if we do that, we're serving our

american interests in the middle east. we're helping our ally israel. we're sending a message to beijing in the moscow that we stand by beleaguered democracies when when attacked. >> across 4 spoke with representative john garamendi to get his thoughts about this latest escalation. watch this. >> and now we're going one more step toward this tip for tat is her dangerous. in addition to that, the united states is directly involved now protecting israel from the cnn com. me drones and missiles from iran from actual country along. so we're seeing are very dangerous. very, very rapid escalation. we would hope this one but it might it may very well be israel will want to now strike. iran in the country of iran. so one more escalation. it's a very

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>> and bart is closing part of the red line this weekend to work on the tracks. there are buses instead running between the bitumen and also del stations. expect a 20 minute delay. if you're planning on taking the red line today. the

state looking asparagus festival is underway and stopped in the beloved tradition, including all things asparagus from asparagus flavored ice cream bacon wrapped asparagus and even asparagus flavored drinks. they're rides and activities for the whole family to enjoy. >> they're trying everything. so you might finds a way i never thought of having asparagus like that. they put in great. so you to come out here to try a little something. >> they're even camel rides that you can check out today is the last chance to enjoy this year's festivities. so head out there while you can. >> democrats in the legislature formally take action to partly strict. the state's multibillion-dollar capitol correspondent eytan wallace. i'll tell you by how much and why republicans say much and why republicans say it's not enough. if you feel like things don't add up right now...

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>> now on the kron morning news, the department of education is raising concerns over the federal student aid application. the important questions you need to be asking. and that the police continue their investigation this morning into a deadly shooting. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. thanks so much for joining us. let's get you started this half hour with a look at our forecast with dave sphar. all dave. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. for the most part, i think we've retire. the rain is still a little chance of a little. >> isolated shower in the cards. but now we're trying to work on clearing up the quite a bit of cloud cover to start the day, although there's some

breaks of sun are already making way. here's how it looks like. and we're kind of in the center of where this low is right it doesn't have a lot of moisture which to work with. that's kind of around that. it's getting it. and we're getting some of the central valley and will this afternoon and down south is where the thunder shower action most likely will be popping up out of the scope the bay. a quick look at sfo. we're looking at minor delays due to construction about an hour and a half or so. but we don't see any weather causing any problems here. her your winds will bit of an offshore wind to the proximity. this low and someone in the teens going kind of chilly today in fighting the cloud cover and the cool temps. we'll feel that way with those winds added to that. we're only in the mid 40's right now. got those upper 40's lining up the coast. a bit of there and you see well inland like 47 antioch and up to napa. 44 chilly degrees for a vallejo, little cooler inland than we were yesterday. a little warmer along the coast and today. well, mixed bag of some sun and clouds will call a temperatures in the mid to

upper 50's. that's the best we're going to for highs today, though. the 80's not far away from home will be talking about them in just a bit. 70. >> 2 men are dead following an overnight shooting in the north bay kron four's. tiffany justice is live for us now at the napa police department with the late-breaking details on this. tiffany. >> all right, stephanie, this is a case that police are still investigating. napa. police say that when they arrived on the scene, they found 2 women laying on the street with gunshot wounds. and this is some video of the when this happened overnight. now, we do know that police say this happened around a 10 in the night off of the 400 block of riverside drive medical personnel responding to the scene as quick as they could and they quickly began life saving efforts. we do know that one of the victims was or was declared dead at the scene. the second victim was transported to a local

hospital where she too died from her injuries in napa county. major crimes investigation team is conducting this investigation. they have not released any details on a suspect or a possible motive at this time. we have reached out to the police department for further information about this shooting. but in the meantime, they are encouraging people. if you have seen this happen or witnessed the shooting happened. please come forward or if you have any information, also give them a call. reporting live to just call. reporting live to just as kron. 4 news. all right, reporting this morning. police arrested an east bay resident for driving a stolen car with drugs inside the hercules police department. >> found the stolen car and home depot on thursday they arrested the driver. a san pablo resident on drug charges after finding 31 grams of meth inside of that car. police say a man died from a drug overdose at the walnut creek bart station on friday night. police say they found the man unresponsive on a train

officers administered narcan while trying other lifesaving measures. unfortunately, that person died. trains were delayed while emergency crews were on scene. week marks 118 years since the 19 0, 6, earthquake that and fire that devastated san francisco officials plan to honor that day by remembering those who lost their lives and honoring those who help rebuild the city. there will be a wreath laying ceremony and a moment of silence followed by sirens from a fire truck. the ceremony is this thursday. offense is preparing to close part of the 101 freeway to complete construction of the world's largest wildlife crossing, starting monday and a gore hills, all southbound lanes shut down from midnight to 5 in the morning. special bridge is designed to create a corridor between 2 sections of the santa monica mountains, providing safe travel for wildlife, including the endangered mountain lion population. >> we're saving an entire species from extinction

locally. our mountain lions have killed by death for them. >> caltrans is planning closures for a couple months while they were on the southbound lanes and then switch to the northbound lanes. the state legislature has approved a plan that democrats say will shrink a portion of the state's multi-billion dollar deficit. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace takes a closer look at what will be cut. clerk will open the road. when the state assembly. to the state senate are 32 knows 5 the merger process. democratic lawmakers in both chambers overwhelmingly approving a plan they say will immediately shrink part of the state budget deficit by 17.3 billion dollars. this is not. >> the final word on our state budget far from it. this is the first step assembly budget committee chair just a gabriel delivering that message, noting the plan takes a chunk out of the deficit, but he stresses it's just that a chalk. in fact, the

non-partisan legislative analyst's office estimates the state faces a total deficit of 73 billion dollars while the newsom administration estimates it's closer to 38 billion. whatever the number democrats say their plan will help ahead of the legislature's june deadline to pass a fully balanced budget because >> this legislature and this governor. highly responsible in stewarding taxpayer resources. are now reducing the shortfall months ahead of what we have to do it. it's like paying down a personal debt. you know, your student loan, a car payment. >> maybe advance payment towards your next mortgage payment. that's essentially what they're doing today. included in the plan. 5.2 billion in borrowing another 5.2 billion in funding delays. >> and 3.6 billion in actual cuts including reductions to some climate programs and the program responsible for building school facilities. it also includes an estimated 700 plus million dollar cut to

save an administrative costs across state agencies. but republicans say the plan does not cut enough and was negotiated without transparency. backroom deals done by the party in control. >> our caucus has not had the opportunity to weigh in and we have some serious budget deficits in out to the future that we need to really be adults in the room and tackle. looking ahead. assembly speaker robert reeva says he's adamant about not dipping into more than half of the state's 24 billion dollar rainy day fund to make sure it is still around to the state needed in future years, ensuring that we still have some savings >> that we is important for the members of our caucus. and so got to be very cautious certainly excited the progress some very challenging choices to make and the governor is expected to sign this in the coming days. meantime, the legislature has until mid june to determine how to shrink the remaining portion of the deficit and pass a fully balanced budget reporting at the state capitol. a tonn wallace. >> kron 4 news.

>> it's been deemed a crisis by the department of education. all the delays with the processing of this year's new federal student aid application, also known as fafsa. kristen, joyce has more on how students can cope. >> they can be really difficult sometimes for students to figure out what to do. many of the 5 million students who filled out an application are waiting in limbo to find out just how much the low for tuition for the upcoming school year. jennifer affinity of scholarship owl says don't feel pressure to make a decision until you have all your information. most colleges have a may 1st deadline for incoming students to commit. but many schools have pushed that date back in light of the fast foot delays. if your college hasn't done that yet, the college you want to attend, contact the financial aid office and explained that you are waiting for the fina%cial aid offer to be able to accept their offer of admission and see what they say. if you get in a package, that isn't what you're hoping for. you can try negotiate with the financial aid office, contact the college. that is first on your list and try the

following. explain that. you're there. colleges, your first choice college. it really like to 10, but that the financial part of it is just really challenging and ask if there's anything they can do. maybe there's some scholarships or other opportunities i have for you. if you're talking to a private or out of state university, you have a decent chance to negotiate that offer. not as likely, however, for a public in-state institution. and if your student aid index a number generated by the fafsa which or college we used to help determine your eligibility feels off this year. you'll definitely want to ask them to take another look. and most importantly, while you wait the most important thing to do besides stress, which is, of course, what all students are doing right now as they should really push that energy into work and be more productive for them, focused on applying for scholarships, focus. i'm getting a summer job. if you don't have one lined up yet. >> several tech companies are coming out with new laptops with some unique features. >> our rich demuro takes them for a spin.

>> laptops are getting more versatile as companies rethink the standard design. today, i'm taking a look at some unique models with dual screens, diy repairs and even ai keys. like mobile phones, laptop makers are rethinking the standard form factor. >> seuss send book duo 2024. is an ultra portable laptop with 2 14 inch 3 lead touch screens. you can use it in dual screen mode with a blue tooth or virtual keyboard sharing mode or propping up in desktop mode. thanks to a built-in kickstand. and yes, you can use it as a regular laptop 2 plus and gadgets says it's the first screen laptop actually worth buying. it starts at $1500. hp has a similar machine called the specter foldable pc its price year, but gives you a lot of the same features, remove the keyboard to create one large, 17 inch screen or you can have

2.12, inch screens, smart software helps your window snap to just the right layout. there's even a built-in kickstand. this one starts at $5,000. how about a laptop computer you can repair or upgrade yourself. that's what framework is doing with their 16 inch laptop. ultimately, the problem is that we're just piling up waste around the world as we turn through these devices that not designed to be repairable. upgradeable frameworks laptops lets you customize just about every component you need. and since are modular, you can easily swap them out for repair. >> start at $850. finally, all laptops and the samsung galaxy book for series have a touch screen while the top of the line model has a new intel core 9 processor inside which adds an np you that's near a processing unit. this handles ai tasks. this computer also has a new ai key built-in won't brings up microsoft's ai

assistant called co pilot. this screen is big, bright and incredibly sharp. but the entire package is super lightweight. the galaxy book for series starts at $1100. it is going to be key as manufacturers push new ai capabilities of their laptops. >> in effort to get people to buy or upgrade. if you want more information about any of these laptops, go to my website, rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news. some sierra ski resorts are extending their seasons. we show you which ones. plus the worriers face off against the jazz in their last game of the regular season. find out what that ff picture. >> of the weather scared away from syria's there this weekend. you can try maybe next weekend. looks like it remain dry for the weekend ahead this the golden gate bridge. look what's happening. the fog. he's going out to sea offshore winds at work. a look

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>> some ski resorts are extending their season thanks to the late winter storms. our kimberly cruz has more. >> the calendar may mark april. it is spring and we still have so much snow. it's amazing. the winter conditions are still very much present as ski resorts this morning, there wasn't a cloud in the sky. and right now it's just starting to snow again. so

there's plenty of snow for people to come up and enjoy. right now. janet title owner of donner ski ranch says the overall ski season at the resort has been seen on average. a couple of 100 people per day. economic leads to very good on the bar and the restaurant host a busy throughout the season. donner ski ranch has been open since december and they hope to stay open as of late into the year as they can. but the slowness, we have snow and we have people that are still interested in coming up to go skeen. we will stay open on weekends long as we can. those going 2 boreal mountain taking advantage of the final weekend of laps. it looks good. it was a, you know, condition in the morning was really nice. >> thus most slushy. in the afternoon we can see like it's snowing. it's actually getting nicer. me show you and her family taking it all in before closing day tomorrow. we all

thought this season pass and we were trying to make the trip together 3 times and this first time that we made it together. how does feel to be here last week and make it all happened >> all right. well, taking a live look now at the golden gate bridge is 7.45. this sunday >> right there. look at i'm leavin going up. it is the midweek is what it is. we would weaken well, ok, that's >> thank you for mentioning that. that's interesting. okay. haha. yes, good morning, stephanie. good morning, that's a look at what's going on up into some of national park. look at this fresh coating of snow. yeah, it's kind as you can see, kind of misty off in the background here, some last-minute snow showers that they're getting all of that added to everything which is wonderful. these are great cold winter storms like this that we're getting. we're not getting any plumes of moisture coming up our way that are really wet and cause flooding and all that nonsense. no, that's good

that we're getting these kind of storms. now we do have a warm-up for the valleys getting up to the lower 60's. you're going to get some melting as we can see around 80 here on the home front. but by next weekend, little cool down and also, too, with that, we keep the nasty precipitation away for a little while. it looks like now. still some leftover business to the north and towards the south off to central valley. you can see quite active still and remain that way. we're kind of little patch of some clearing you get daytime heating and what will probably get as cloud cover really going operate the moisture in the ground and send it upstairs. and that will just kind of fill in some of the clear patches that develop. and you might get a nice a little shower with that in the mountains and the hills or something. but we're not going to really be impacted by that. like yesterday. now, as we get into monday, it's more of a clearing job in earnest because that low's departed and away we go with temperatures middle the weekend. looks like be pushing about 80 or so watching things in the motion. give time for this high to really influence us. we get to thursday. a weak disturbance passes that's going to signal temperatures

backing a little bit and maybe some scattered clouds thrown in the mix. but let's keep the green off of here. looks pretty good heading into next weekend. at least 4 main draw on that front. little cooler, but dry 4 zone forecast company today. nothing too exciting temperature wise because that we still have to work on. 59 san francisco, chilly at the beaches, although you might actually have the winds wind on your back looking out towards the ocean and you have offshore wind at work here. mid-fifties at that upper 50's here along up the bayside. 61 for foster city. 62 palo alto. meanwhile, in the south bay mid 60's east bay shoreline, lower 60's tri valley. pretty much the same that we'll see a a bit of a difference. we get the middle of the week. 61 wannacry concord at 61, 57 berkeley, the lake around. 56. 59 for napa. let's do a 61 going on for santa rosa. so we start off a bit on the chilly side. we warm up quickly, though. look at this lower 80's, the middle of the week, wednesday into thursday at 82. yeah, we get a little cooler as we head on to next weekend. but at least it looks like that

remain dry. so we're going to bring all those fronts there, too. want to go up there skiing, great because we won't have more weather to kind of fight through to get up fantastic and to so we can put the umbrellas away for now. right? you know, help handy. nobody can take it out of the car. the brave. take it out of the you know, next to the door, could to not. rock and everything. thanks a >> all right. we'll take a look at this. a new vehicle called the lunar cruiser is being developed for the nasa lead project artemis which aims to get humans back on the moon. toyota is working with mitsubishi and the japan aerospace exploration agency to get the lunar cruiser up and running by 2031. this vehicle will allow astronauts to ride inside without spacesuit project artemis plans to take americans back to the moon by 2026. with the first japanese lunar landing planned for 2028 later in the next decade, the u.s. plans to send astronauts to mars for the first time. the journey

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the kron. 4 morning news. the owners of the san jose gaming bar say they're fed up after repeated break-ins. and a jewelry store in oakland works to pick up the pieces after a violent robbery. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's sunday, april 14th. let's get you started with a look at the weather with dave sphar the morning day. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning. everybody. still trying shake off the rain blues that we had from

yesterday will do decent job of that. we still have this cloud cover is going to probably remain for most of the day. there are some breaks. it already happened in the skies. we'll see some more of that going forward. but to really get those nice blue skies to come back again. you probably have to wait to tomorrow afternoon. so there's our from the low. it was a big player from yesterday and it's on a mission. it's heading down south, but still thanks. it's like winter this pattern is more winter asked that it is more spring-like for us. but there you can see the heavy rain cells down south and the central coast and also in the central valley. still some leftover rain showers up towards the north just doesn't have much moisture to which to deal with. so that's why we're in this a lull. it looks like we might get some cloud cover rebuilding from the breaks that we're going to do this to to some heating there you see some layers of clouds at work, some of the lower level clouds we've been talking about. some of the fog actually heading back out to sea and then aloft some of those higher level clouds as well. now, again, we're going to see some breaks happen in this this afternoon. the flow pattern very, very synoptic. you can see

offshore. it's expected with this low because we're on the northern edge of things. meanwhile, as you just heard in southern california, they're having the onshore winds coupled with some rain. we have mid to upper 40's across the board right now, 50 for hayward and also half moon bay. a bit action noting a little bit of that to come pressure heating from those offshore winds hitting you with the coast. sometimes you a little bit of a warm spike. 48 meanwhile, going on for san francisco and we are warmer across the district. then this time than yesterday despite a few degrees. so with the that in mind, it's basically mostly cloudy is a fair way of kind of freezing. it may be variable, cloudy with temperatures checking in the upper 50's to near about 60 in a bit. we'll let you know what you can expect for not just today, but early into next week, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> a family run jewelry store in oakland is working to get back on their feet after a violent robbery video from last wednesday show several masked men armed with guns smashing got glass cases and ransacking phone re. the robbers were eventually scared off when the owners has been came out with his own gun. the

owner's son says most of the stores inventory was stuart. >> robbery and you know that this past wednesday was probably one of the most brazen never before. we've had 8, division rushed the business get away cars. we worked really hard for everything we've got, but we're going to be some type times they were able to get in we get back on own 2 feet. we're going to get back. we're going to get back to the community. >> funk jewelry has been in oakland's chinatown since the 1980's. the family says they're thankful for the outpouring of community support. the go-fund me has so far raised more than $30,000. san jose business owners are speaking out over repeated break-ins with thieves, sometimes making out with thousands of dollars. the latest victim in downtown san jose where a gamer bar was hit not once but 8 times. kron four's. jeff moment reports. >> so walking down first street here in downtown saint is they'll pass by the guild

house. it's a really busy saturday here for the gamer bar and you wouldn't know it if you weren't there to see it. but just a couple of days ago, it was the site of a burglary with thieves taking more than $20,000 worth of cash and merchandise. >> it's a packed event in south downtown san jose k-pop event. bringing good business to the owner. kevin, we're going on our 3rd year in july, stranger to working in downtown. and unfortunately, no stranger to this. a pair of thieves making off with files, credit cards and merchandise. wic says, though, this isn't the first time in the beginning when we broken into, we didn't want to seen as vulnerable potentially make more people aware that we're here and that where we could be a target. >> but that clearly wasn't working over the last couple years killed house has been burglarized 8 times only twice. the owner says. >> have the thieves been caught got a little bit numb to it is not only killed house. kevin wic says the business owners around downtown have complained of

break-ins just off santa clara street. >> 2 of were >> the same person. it seems the manager working at the time did not want to be shown camera but says his restaurant has been broken into multiple times. he says it's demoralizing seeing this around downtown also on impacts of distance, you we'll look at the damage more than they will look at the things you offer. a business owners like say they've met with sjpd and the mayor's office over what the next steps are. we reached out to the police department saturday but did not hear back. as for now, the windows are tinted up and bar is getting rid of cash altogether. nothing else seems to be working says at the end of the day, he just wants a place for people to come together course. that's why i do it. i built a place that i would want to hang out at myself the hope is with all the information that they gave the police department. the hope is the owners of guilt house say is that the person who did break in to their bar will be caught making the

streets of san jose. >> a little bit safer. and san jose jack moment kron 4 news. >> there's a bill circulating the state capitol aiming to strengthen protections for victims of domestic violence. it's sponsored by state senator dave cortese supporters say broadens requirements for restraining order so victims don't have to be in the same state as the person they're filing the restraining order against saturday and san jose assault survivors spoke about how they were denied restraining orders in the past. >> we cannot feign ignorance anymore. cannot pretend state lines can find and domestic by them. we've got to pretend being in another town are being in. another state is enough to guarantee safety because before i was the founder restraining orders without borders. i was a victim. and before i was a victim. was a normal woman with normal mingle and a very normal life. >> the bill sb 5, 5, 4, is sitting in the california state assembly after a pass.

the senate earlier this year. in san francisco, a man convicted of domestic violence and elder abuse is sentenced to 3 years of probation. does mason is accused of attacking his 73 year-old former partner earlier this month. prosecutors say mason punched the woman more than once inside their home, then chased her outside district attorney brooke jenkins says the jury's verdict delivers justice to the survivor at a domestic violence will not be tolerated. mason got credit for serving 82 days in custody. in the north bay. petaluma police arrested a san francisco man for stealing a semi truck. this happened thursday night. investigators say the man stole a semi with a 40 foot trailer attached to it during the chase on mcdowell boulevard. police say the driver lost control and smashed into a tree and road sign. he was eventually stopped and booked into the sonoma county jail. and 2 men are dead following an overnight shooting in the

north bay humphries, tiffany justice is live at the napa police department with the latest details on this. tiffany. >> all right, stephanie, this is a case that police are still investigating. napa. police say that when they arrived on the scene, they found 2 women laying on the street with gunshot wounds. we do want to show you some video when this happened last night. we do know that police say this happened around 8.10, last night off of the 400 block of riverside drive medical personnel responding to the scene and quickly begin life saving efforts. we do know one of the victims was dead at the scene. the second victim was transported to a local hospital where she too died from her injuries. the napa county major crimes investigation team is conducting this investigation they have told us that they have not have not released any details on a suspect or any possible motive. we have reached out to the police department for more information this morning. meanwhile, they are asking

people if you may have witnessed the shooting happened or know any additional information, please come forward and give them a call reporting live in now. but tiffany justice kron, 4 news. tiffany, thank you. >> to drivers hit a fire truck at the scene of an accident in fremont. it happened around 7 saturday morning on 6.80, near and rod way exit excuse me and renee exit. the crews were helping survivors in the first accident went to a different driver, struck the responding fire engine. one driver was rushed to a hospital with minor injuries. the fire engine had to be towed. chp is investigating. to san francisco county jails are on lockdown due to a rising number of attacks against deputies by inmate. the sheriff's office says 7 staff members at the jail have been injured in attacks by inmates since the end of march. as a result, visitors will not be allowed at the jail's until at least tuesday. meanwhile, this recent violence now has the union representing san francisco sheriff's deputies

requesting help from the california national guard to solve the staffing shortage at the county's jails. the president of the union says there were 240 reports of prisoner fights last year. a nearly 60% increase from 2022, the union president says the national guard could temporarily help beef up staffing levels. as of friday. there were more than 1100 inmates in san francisco county jails. convicted killer scott peterson is back in redwood city court on tuesday. this is the first of 3 hearings in an effort to get his conviction overturned. peterson was convicted. in 2004 of the murder of his wife, laci and their unborn child. peterson has maintained his innocence. he is serving life in prison earlier this year. the los angeles innocence project which takes on cases it believes led to wrongful convictions, took on peterson's case lawyers there asking a judge to approve new dna testing and that evidence be reexamined. happening tomorrow. jury selection is set to start an historic

criminal trial against former president donald trump. the men had cases tied to alleged hush money payments involving actress stormy daniels ahead of the 2016 election. the manhattan da is accusing the former president of falsifying business records with regards to those payments. prosecutors claim the money was in exchange for daniel staying quiet about an alleged affair with trump. trump has denied the affair and pleaded not guilty. the jury selection process is expected to take a few days. we make is officially underway in san francisco. the event highlights 7 license lounges in stores over the next 7 days from 4 spoke with the creator of weed week. >> put that people instantly certainly know is one of the only place in the world that my the entertainment

>> mayor london breed says, as she expects says that she expects the weeklong event to bring a big economic boost to the city. a full list of week events on our website right now. kron 4 dot com. today marks the final day of the international ocean film festival. it's at calfee utter at fort mason center in san francisco. organizers say the films will send you into the depths of the ocean or make you feel like you're swimming next. a beloved ocean creatures general admission tickets are still available. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news raid sirens and explosions sounding over israeli airspace as tensions escalates between iran and israel. after the break, rescue crews saved several people into law they dramatically deo next. >> still have those winds cooking for today. keeping the temperatures a chill factor. we've got going on on radar. not much to see. couple splotches probably aloft occurring, not even in the occurring, not even in the ground. th

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back to kron. 4 morning checking out radar real quick. not much to see. pretty much of it is far from home. both north and south. just a couple little splashes that appear there's you can see. >> lot of that might be virga re not actually striking the ground. so you kind of overcast with some breaks. developing this, the golden gate bridge for you. there is the flag checking in for those offshore winds that we have mentioned from before that pretty much lives up to what everybody is experiencing. now, these winds are we saying that radar winds as opposed to when they're talking a local they don't usually use that term as much and local winds. we tend to see a lot of times in the summer months when we

get the daytime heating, we get onshore wind at work. that's just a local phenomenon. it's not being driven by these features will. this is clearly a low and it's causing weather all over the west coast. and we talked about this yesterday a little bit with the thunderstorm activity will be far to the south where most of the action will be because this system is fairly dry. it's moisture star. for the most part, it doesn't have a plume of moisture coming up like systems have during the quarter of our winter months, heading down south a little bit. you heard about this from before the been having some big-time winds going on on shore. they were. and this is all reminiscent of 2005, a little bit here when they were getting the system's dropping this far south late in the season because this late in the season to be seeing the system's dropping down there, driving winds and they're dealing with the same thing in the coachella valley that we deal with here. those rain shadow effect like you get in the santa clara valley. it trouble getting over these hills getting into the desert. that's why desert alright, mid to upper 40's going on. well inland. you can see right now 40's up north 50 hayward, a little bit of warming there

along the coast with half moon bay about 50 48 for san francisco. futurecast for what's going on here again, most of the activity away from us. we do see some breaks in the skies that allows daytime heating to fill back up again with cloud cover cause. it's still a little cooler upstairs, but not a lot of moisture which to play with. and you can see the snow showers in the sierra start to dissipate. by the time we get to monday morning and we work out some clearing too. we get to monday afternoon. so the game plan is variable clouds and putting a kind of a smile on this a little bit. a little bit more optimistic. sounding variable clouds with an isolated shower, mostly in the hills. cool with upper 50's lower 60's and those winds. that's a bit on the chilly side. early week, scattered clouds remain early on monday. then we go mostly sunny mode. warm-up wednesday, thursday going to be popping around 80 lower 80's late in the week, though there is a cool back down as we watch some week. dry systems drop south. that will correct our temperatures a bit for today. a strike. 59 san francisco variable cloud 60 oakland partly sunny there and cool. and 64. meanwhile

for san jose, there is the big board map for how the 4 zone forecast in a bit and the extended which has a warm up. so that's nice too nice to hear that. thanks so much. get better. >> aaron sirens and explosions over israeli airspace as tensions escalate between iran and israel. the initial aerial assault tony ation for a deadly israeli attack on the iranian consulate in syria. president joe biden cutting short his weekend in delaware and returning to the white house for emergency meetings. iran launched hundreds of drones and ballistic missiles at israel. israel says it and its allies were able to intercept 99% of the weapons that were launched. iran's direct attack comes after israel bombed in iranian embassy in syria earlier this week, killing 7 senior iranian officials. since then israel

and its allies have been anticipating a retaliatory strike. president joe biden said he would convene a meeting sunday of the group of 7 advanced advanced democracies to coordinate a united diplomatic response. the biden administration has made it clear the u.s. will not participate in any offensive action against iran. we spoke with representative mendi to get his thoughts about this latest escalation. watch this. >> and now we're going one more step toward this tip for tat is her dangerous. in addition to that, the united states is directly involved now protecting israel from these in commi drones missiles from around from actual country so we're seeing very dangerous, very, very rapid escalation. we would hope this one there. better might it may

very well be israel will want to now strike. iran in the country ever run. so one more escalation. it's a very bad path to be on. >> a group of house democrats and republicans are pushing for the largest pay raise for military service members in history. our washington correspondent reshad hudson reports that it would also come with some major quality of life of great. >> california democratic congresswoman sara jacobs says some military families are starving in san diego just in san diego. we have 45,000 members of military families who visit the food bank. every single month. and jacob says the living conditions for some service members are even worse. we have service members who are living in their cars or couch surfing because they cannot find a place to live. pennsylvania democratic congresswoman chrissy houlahan says families have been dealing with these issues for years. >> these are unnecessary obstacles that are bad.

>> to try to solve many of these issues, a group of lawmakers released recommendations to improve the quality of life for members of the military. we don't often think about the fact that it's not just the service members who commit it's their spouses their children. alabama republican congressman mike rogers says the armed services committee is calling for a 15% pay raise for troops better living conditions and more access to childcare. south carolina republican congresswoman nancy mace says the pay increase is long overdue. the housing is falling still advocated for military pay. can't keep up with the costs. rogers says he wants these improvements to be included in the next defense spending bill reporting in washington, reshad hudson. >> planned parenthood clinics in california are bracing for an up tick in patients after arizona passed a near total ban on abortion. the ban is set to take effect in 2 weeks. it forbids all abortion procedures unless they are needed to save a pregnant

woman's life. and now some clinics in california are preparing for patients who may cross state lines to access the procedure. health care providers say that includes opening more appointment slots and training providers. meantime, workers of planned parenthood of northern california have voted to unionize. the move will impact planned parenthood workers at 18 locations, including a san francisco health center in lower hill. >> and then let's say 7 people, including a child were rescued from the overturned boat in tomorrow as bay. it happened around 03:00pm on saturday. firefighters say all 7 people were suffering from exposure to the cold. 3 people were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. spacex's starship rocket is the largest in the world. the plans are in the works for it to become even bigger. >> elon musk outlined his vision to employees earlier this month while evaluating the 3rd test flight of the rocket. the billionaire

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>> now on the kron 4 morning news, the department of education raising concerns over the federal student aid application. the important questions you need to be asking. and that the police continue their investigation this morning into a deadly shooting. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning we'll get to all those stories in just a moment. but let's get you started this half hour with a look at the forecast with dave spahr. hey, their day, but even i good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. you know, we talk about the rain from yesterday and i think today we can kind of tire that there's still a little chance maybe in the mountains and the hills bike a little shower this afternoon. but >> mostly what will happen is

once we get that daytime heating will kind of up some of breaks in the clouds again temporarily and then in earnest that will clear out as well. now that low is still along the coast. it's dipped to the south. there's some rain holding together way up north. you'll notice lets us crude on out here bit and there you can see monterey bay looking pretty good at this hour. general forecast is calling for a few scattered showers, but that's a nice clear patch there. so be nice to that host together for some vacationers there. sfo. we have minor delays due to some construction a little bit over an hour hour and a half of all of that, not weather related or offshore winds checking in here at a good clip in the teens. so you put their temperatures together with this and not a lot of sun. it's going to be a bit on the chilly side today. no matter where you are mid to upper 40's, this is a good temperature. read here. a little bit of a pop you can see in half moon bay complements of those offshore winds, 50 hayward to get more 40's as you head east. meanwhile, comparison with yesterday. we're pretty close to those numbers yesterday, if not agree or 2 better. now, today is generally speaking,

mostly cloudy skies with some breaks in there here. and there and expect highs only in the upper 50's near about 60. now there is a warm-up coming our way in the extended forecast. get to all of that and a bit. stephanie. >> all right. thank you. 2 women are dead following an overnight shooting in the north bay kron four's. tiffany justice is live for us now at the napa police department with the latest details on this. tiffany. >> yes, stephanie, we're waiting to hear back from napa pd this morning. this is an ongoing investigation. police tell us that when they arrived to the scene, they found 2 women laying on the street with gunshot wounds. we do want to show you some video of the scene. >> that happened last night. police say that this happened around 8, 10 at night off of the 400 block of riverside drive medical personnel responding to the sweet scene as quickly as they could and quickly began life saving efforts. one of the victims was dead at the scene. the second victim was transported to a local hospital where she

too died from her injuries. the napa county major crimes investigation team is conducting this investigation. they have not released any details on a suspect or a possible motive at this time. and we have reached out to the police department's again and gather more information about this shooting happened here in napa. but in the meantime, they are encouraging anyone with additional information or even if you may have within witness please come forward and give them a call. reporting live in now justice kron, 4 news. tiffany, thank you. >> police arrested east bay resident for driving a stolen car with drugs inside the hercules police department found the stolen car at a home depot thursday. they arrested the driver. a san pablo resident on drug charges after finding 31 grams of meth inside the car. police say a man died from a drug overdose at the walnut creek station on friday night. police say they found the man unresponsive on

a train officers administer narcan while trying other lifesaving measures. unfortunately, that person died. trains were delayed while emergency crews were on scene. and this week marks 118 years since the 19, 0, 6, earthquake and fire that devastated san francisco offician honor that day by remembering those who lost their lives and honoring those who helped rebuild the city. it will be a lead. a wreath laying ceremony a moment of silence followed by sirens from a fire truck. the ceremony is this thursday. >> the coldest areas adding evening services. the changes are for san francisco and sausalito. >> as francisco and larkspur also sausalito now has evening services. the latest time returning to sf is 06:55pm. a full update is online now on their website. kuz he's preparing to close part of the 101 freeway to complete construction of the worlds

largest wildlife crossing starting monday and a gore hills, all southbound lanes shut down from midnight to 5 in the morning. a special bridge is designed to create a corridor between 2 sections of the santa monica mountains provide a safe travel for wildlife, including the endangered mountain lion population. >> saving an entire species from extinction locally. our mountain lions have killed by death for them. >> caltrans is planning closures for a couple months while they work on the switch to the northbound -- lanes. the state legislature has approved a plan that democrats say will shrink a portion of the state's multi-billion dollar deficit. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace takes a closer look at what will be caught. >> clerk will open the road. when the state assembly. to the state senate are 32 knows 5 the measure process. democratic lawmakers in both chambers overwhelmingly

approving a plan they say will immediately shrink part of the state budget deficit by 17.3 billion dollars. this is not the final word on our state budget far from it. this is the first step assembly budget committee chair just a gabriel delivering that message, noting the plan takes a chunk out of the deficit, but he stresses it's just that a chalk. in fact, the non-partisan legislative analyst's office estimates the state faces a total deficit of 73 billion dollars while the newsom administration estimates it's closer to 38 billion. whatever the number democrats say their plan will help ahead of the legislature's june deadline to pass a fully balanced budget because >> this legislature and this governor. highly responsible in stewarding taxpayer resources. now we do saying the shortfall months ahead and when we have to do it, it's like paying down a personal debt. you know, your student loan, a car payment. >> maybe advance payment towards your next mortgage payment. that's essentially

what they're doing today. included in the plan. 5.2 ppbillion in borrowing another 5.2 billion in funding delays. >> and 3.6 billion in actual cuts including reductions to some climate programs and the program responsible for building school facilities. it also includes an estimated 700 plus million dollar cut to save an administrative costs across state agencies. but republicans say the plan does not cut enough and was negotiated without transparency. backroom deals done by the party in control. >> our caucus has not had the opportunity to weigh in and we have some serious budget deficits in out to the future that we need to really be adults in the room and tackle. looking ahead. assembly speaker robert reeva says he's adamant about not dipping into more than half of the state's 24 billion dollar rainy day fund to make sure it is still around to the state needed in future years, ensuring that we still have some savings >> that we is important of our caucus. and so we've got to be very cautious when forward.

but, you know, certainly excited the progress we've made today, but we have some very challenging choices to make and the governor is expected to sign this in the coming days. meantime, the legislature has until mid june to determine how to shrink the remaining portion of the deficit and pass a fully balanced budget reporting at the state capitol. a tonn wallace. >> kron 4 news. >> it's been deemed a crisis by the department of education. all the delays with the processing of this year's new federal student aid application, also known as fafsa. kristen, joyce has more on how students can cope. >> they can be really difficult sometimes for students to figure out what to do. many of the 5 million students who filled out an application or waiting in limbo to find out just how much the low for tuition for the upcoming school year. jennifer affinity of scholarship owl says don't feel pressure to make a decision until you have all your information. most colleges have a may first deadline for incoming students to commit. but many schools have pushed that date back in light of the fast foot delays.

if your college hasn't done that yet, the college you want to attend, contact the financial aid office and explained that you are waiting for the financial aid offer to be able to accept their offer of admission and see what they say. if you get in a package, that isn't what you're hoping for. you can try negotiate with the financial aid office, contact the college. that is first on your list and try the following. explain that. you're there. colleges, your first choice college. it really like to attend, but that the financial part of it is just really challenging and ask if there's anything they can do. maybe there's some scholarships or other opportunities i have for you. if you're talking to a private or out of state university, you have a decent chance to negotiate that offer. not as likely, however, for a public in-state institution. and if your student aid index a number generated by the fafsa which your college we used to help determine your eligibility feels off this year. you'll definitely want to ask them to take another look. and most importantly, while you wait the most important thing to do besides stress, which is, of course, what all students are doing right now as they should

really push that energy into work and be more productive for them, focused on applying for scholarships, focus. i'm getting a summer job. if you don't have one lined up yet. >> several tech companies are coming out with new laptops with some unique features. a rich demuro takes them for a spin. >> laptops are getting more versatile as companies rethink the standard design. today, i'm taking a look at some unique models with dual screens, diy repairs and even ai keys. like mobile phones, laptop makers are rethinking the standard form factor. >> seuss send book duo 2024. is an ultra portable laptop with 2 14 inch 3 lead touch screens. you can use it in dual screen mode with a blue tooth or virtual keyboard sharing mode or propping up in desktop mode. thanks to a built-in kickstand. and yes, you can use it as a regular

laptop 2 plus and gadgets says it's the first screen laptop actually worth buying. it starts at $1500. hp has a similar machine called the specter foldable pc its price year, gives you a lot of the same features, remove the keyboard to create one large, 17 and screen or you can have 2.12, inch screens, smart software helps your window snap to just the right layout. there's even a built-in kickstand. this one starts at $5,000. how about a laptop computer you can repair or upgrade yourself. that's what framework is doing with their 16 inch laptop. ultimately, the problem is that we're just piling up waste around the world as we turn these devices that are >> not designed to be repairable are afraid of frameworks laptops lets you customize just about every component you need. and since are modular, you can easily swap them out for repair, start at $850. finally, all laptops and the samsung galaxy

book for series have a touch screen while the top of the line model has a new intel core culture. 9 processor inside which adds an np you that's near a processing unit. this handles ai tasks. this computer also has a new ai key built-in won't brings up microsoft's ai assistant called co pilot. this screen is big, bright and incredibly sharp. but the entire package is super lightweight. the galaxy book for series starts at $1100. it is going to be key as manufacturers push new ai capabilities of their laptops. >> in effort to get people to buy or upgrade if you want more information about any of these laptops, go to my website, rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news this ski season has extended into the spring. why some resorts say they will stay open as long as they can.

plus the worriers face off against the jazz in last game of the regular season. find out what that means for the upcoming playoff picture. >> a little shot of half moon bay here in the background. little bit of sun is trying to peer through there a bit. we have a last minute shower, maybe perhaps up in the hills. but for the most part, a lot of cloud cover today clearing of cloud cover today clearing out and

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>> some ski resorts are extending their season thanks to the late winter storms. our kimberly cruz has that story. >> the calendar may mark april. it is spring and we still have so much snow. it's

amazing. the winter conditions are still very much present as ski resorts this morning, there wasn't a cloud in the sky. and right now it's just starting to snow again. so there's plenty of snow for people to come up and enjoy. right now. janet title owner of donner ski ranch says the overall ski season at the resort has been seen on average. a couple of 100 people per day. economic leads to very good on the bar and the restaurant host a busy throughout the season. donner ski ranch has been open since december and they hope to stay open as of late into the year as they can. but the slowness, we have snow and we have people that are still interested in coming up to go skeen. we will stay open on weekends long as we can. those going 2 boreal mountain taking advantage of the final weekend of laps. it looks good. it was a, you know, condition in the morning was really nice.

>> thus most slushy. in the afternoon we can see like it's snowing. it's actually getting nicer. me show you her family taking it all in before closing day tomorrow. we all thought this season pass and we were trying to make the trip together 3 times and this first time that we made it together. how does feel to be here last week and make it all happened >> all right. we're taking a live look now at the transamerica. building city of san francisco looking just a little bit gray. a 45 this sunday. let's check in now with david. a. >> hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. all the leaves are brown in the sky is grey, but we're still california dream and how you do a good morning, everybody. 70, what we've got going on here. this is pretty good, too awesome. still some snow on the ground as you'll notice. a new fresh coating from what we have from yesterday. now we're going to be some melting going forward. same thing. we're in the sierra. yes, but by the by the next weekend, temps will back

off a little bit and looks like we won't have additional weather which to deal with. you want to take a trip up there. so the next couple of days, here's the melting phased out of the valleys, lower 60's. it looks like tuesday, wednesday zone, decent amount of sunshine here. weaker system gets here by the end of the week for everybody and then a backtrack and temperatures back to the storm tracker 4 here. this kind of rain around us. looks like a a good chunk going on there in central valley is the major cells to the southern end of this low are dipping further south. meanwhile, some leftover up in the north. we're kind of in a clear patch which i see spreading out to moderate bay as well. head back to future cast for looks like weather will improve for everybody except in socal by today. now as we get breaks in the skies a little bit that lets the sun come out. we might have fill back in with cloud cover. there is that isolated chance of a shower most likely up in the hills and has to go through some dry air before getting to the service because we actually drive out of the surface a little bit. then an earnest. let's clear out these clouds. it looks like by monday afternoon. so are turning the

page on mostly sunny. it looks like as we get to your afternoon longer-range pattern here. you told about the warm-up phase. there is some interruption, as you can see from some cloud cover coming in from the coast. again, by thursday, there's a week dry system dropping south. this is more typical that we tend to get in the more spring months rather than these big lows drop out of the gulf of alaska again, looks pretty good into next week. and let's hope this holds in the following weeks. looks like more systems coming to pass. so 4 zone forecast. 59 san francisco to the coast kind of tricky on the numbers a little bit here because of an offshore wind can sometimes spike those numbers. just a touch coming over the santa cruz mountains. 57 for half moon bay, upper 50's on the bay side. 61 foster city palo alto about 62 and the south bay approaching middle 60's east bay shoreline, lower 60's tri valley matching that as well. 61 walnut creek, 57 berkeley. 56 59 for fairfield. 59 also for nap and 61 santa

rosa, not a lot of variety grant, but that will change going forward. so staying in the 60's next couple of days here through the 70's and into the 80's, we go by the middle of the week. only backtracking a little bit. it looks like as we head into next weekend, at least will be dry. yeah. into the 80's we go. there you go. on the sound of that, ok, thank's day. >> and take a look at this. a new vehicle called the lunar cruiser is being developed for the nasa lead project artemis which aims to get humans back on the moon. toyota is working with mitsubishi and the japan aerospace exploration agency to get the lunar cruiser up and running by 2031. the vehicle allow astronauts to ride inside without spacesuits project artemis plans to take americans back to the moon by 2026. with the first japanese lunar landing planned for 2028 or later. in the next decade. the u.s. plans to send astronauts to mars for the first time. the journey will

be one of ai solution. crew members will not be able to communicate with the ground crew in real time. a new documentary follows a nasa psychologist tasked with preparing the astronauts for the 3 year journey. it's called space, longest good-bye. >> we must meet. >> the sci-fi thriller interstellar celebrates its 10th anniversary this year. the film returns to theaters september 24th and stars matthew mcconaughey, anne hathaway and jessica chastain. it will be shown. and director christopher nolan's favorite 70 millimeters. it's a good film. and today is the final day of the 2024 masters golf tournament. saturday was the 3rd day of the tournament. better known as moving day as the field. so multiple lead changes throughout the day.

cal alumni, collin morikawa and max homa sit at second and 3rd just behind the number one ranked golfer scottie scheffler. if morikawa or home a win today, they would be the first berkeley tell alumni to ever win the masters. and it's 88 year history go bears. back here in the bay area. the a's trying to keep the winning against the washington nationals in their second game of the series, the nationals would get out to an early lead in the 3rd inning and follow with another run in the 6th. the nationals hold on to win by a final score of 3 to one jays play a final game of the series today at 1, o clock. this. meanwhile, the giants look to wake up their bets in the second game of the series against tampa bay yesterday. and they did just that scoring their first run in the first inning. they would follow that with another 10 runs. well, pitcher logar logan webb would get his first win of the season. the giants beat the

rays by a final of 11 to 2. it take on the rays in their final game of the series this morning at 10, 40. the warriors take on the utah jazz tonight in their final game of the regular season. warriors hoping end the season on a high note and take this momentum into the playoffs. >> with a win, the warriors could sneak into the 8th seed of the playoffs. >> another bay area news in san francisco. the controversial no, we've ali toilet is finally being installed with the public toilet was first announced the estimated cost was 1.7 million dollars. thanks to multiple contributions. the price was reduced to $300,000 and you can find the bathroom between sanchez in vicksburg streets. a celebration does kick off next sunday and a valley town square with arts and crafts for yoga and acrobatic performances. how about that? performances. how about that? we'll be right back.

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attracted first place was that the smell of maybe peanut butter and jelly. honey donuts. haha. not sure what was going on with trooper's car. well, there's still time to get tickets to see aerosmith take the stage for their farewell tour. peace out. the band announced shows in san francisco and san jose for later this year. the black crowes also joining the group, a special guests. if you don't want to miss a thing, tickets are on sale right now. and the music f%stival coachella is happening right now. but it might be a rough going for people partying in the desert today. they are under a windblown dust advisory through the rest of the music festival. as we heard dave mentioning earlier at the top of the hour, health experts are reminding attendees to keep their bandanas handy to keep their faces covered from any wind and dust. someone has been a at least 3 times. i can speak to the fact that that is very important to have your bandanas handy at all times. well in the east bay construction is wrapping up on

a new affordable housing community in walnut creek, habitat for humanity. east bay, silicon valley is nearly finished building. 42 townhomes as brands of places considered habitat for humanity's first 0 net energy development. that means the homes will produce more energy than they consume. the homes vary between one and 4 bedrooms that are sold to people depending on their family size. and check out the official popcorn bucket for deadpool and wolverine marvel studio's upcoming superhero adventure movie. fans may remember the infamous and popcorn bucket released along with due in part to could see on your screen right there. well, the dead up or popcorn bucket is coming and it is poking fun at the dune bucket which showed us and emerging from the top of it. the deadpool popcorn bucket will be available when the marvel film hits theaters on july. 26 something fun to look forward to when you head to the movie theater. well, still ahead in the next hour of kron, 4

morning news, san jose business owners speaking up after multiple break-ins. >> we have video of the suspects. plus a case that shook the nation is back in the spotlight. what lawyers are saying scott peterson's 2004 conviction should be overturned. manasota stole a semi truck. takes police on a chase through the north bay. stay with us. the kron 4now on

the kron. 4 morning news. the owners of the san jose bars say they're fed up after repeated break-ins. and a jewelry store in oakland works

to pick up the pieces after a violent robbery. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. good sunday to you. >> let's get you started with a look at the weather with dave sphar hitter. dave. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and starting things off on a mostly cloudy note, although the sun is trying to peek out here and they are little bit on the breezy side, too, and offshore wind cause. we're kind of the waning influence of this low pressure system means a much more in the way of rain to come at all. the fact that this is where it is most of the heavier stuff a way down south south, really a fresno. so the next stop along the journey will be in the southern california. there is a little chunk up towards the north, but that's heading out to sea. so in the most part, this is what a general look at our skies are. i know you get the lower level. clouds are spooky and then aloft as well. now, this will probably break out a little bit for some sun

rays, the sun, which will be filled back in again with some cloud cover later today. but notice that flag noting that offshore direction of the winds usually see an offshore wind like tuesday. very sunny and very dry. there's a look at the winds kind of in total. it's a synoptic effect means it's affecting really everybody. although there's now more of a southern trend along the east bay shoreline and along the coast temperatures now we already see the lower 50's lining up the east bay shoreline. 48 for antioch and livermore. meanwhile, along the coast also into the lower 50's. this is just a touch warmer than they were the numbers from yesterday. so for today, again, keeping a lot of cloud cover hanging around a little bit. but some breaks of sun there. look for high temperatures. upper 50's near about 60 chilly shore. we'll have some warmer numbers for you in the extended later, stephanie. all right. thank you. >> a family run drew storen oakland is working to get back on their feet after a violent robbery video from last wednesday shows several masked men armed with guns smashing glass cases and wrist second falling jewelry. the robbers

were eventually scared off when the owners has been came out with his own gun. the owner's son says most of the stores inventory was still. >> this robbery. you know that this past wednesday was probably one of the most brazen never before. we've had 8 eventually rushed the business get away cars. we worked really hard for everything we've got, but we're going to some type times they were able to get in we get back on own 2 feet. we're going to get back. we're going to get back to the community. >> jury has been in oakland's chinatown since the 1980's. the family says they're thankful for the outpouring of community support. a gofundme has so far raised more than $30,000. san jose business owners are speaking out over repeated break-ins with thieves sometimes making out with thousands of dollars. the latest victim in downtown san jose where a dam or bar was hit not once but 8 times. boys, jack moment reports.

>> so ealking down first street here in downtown saint is they'll pass by the guild house. it's a really busy saturday here for the gamer bar and you wouldn't know it if you weren't there to see it. but just a couple of days ago, it was the site of a burglary with thieves taking more than $20,000 worth of cash and merchandise. >> it's a packed event in south downtown san jose k-pop event. bringing good business to the owner. >> kevin, we're going on our 3rd year in july, stranger to working in downtown and unfortunately, no stranger to this. >> a pair of thieves making off with files, credit cards and merchandise. wic says, though, this isn't the first time in the beginning when we broken into, we didn't want to seen as vulnerable potentially make more people aware that we're here and that where we could be a target. >> but that clearly wasn't working over the last couple years killed house has been burglarized 8 times only twice. the owner have the

thieves been caught gotten a little bit numb to it is not only killed. house. kevin wic says the business owners around downtown have complained of break-ins. >> just off santa clara street, 2 of them were the same person. it seems the manager working at the time did not want to be shown on camera but says his restaurant has been broken into multiple times. he says it's demoralizing seeing this around downtown also on impacts of distance, you we'll look at the damage more than they will look at the things you offer. a business owners like say they've met with sjpd and the mayor's office over what the next steps are. we reached out to the police department saturday but did not hear back. as for now, the windows are tinted up and bar is getting rid of cash altogether. nothing else seems to be working says at the end of the day, he just wants a place for people to come together course. that's why i do it. i built a place that i would want to hang out at myself the hope is with all the information that they gave the police department. the

hope is the owners of guilt house say is that the person who did break in to their bar will be caught making the streets of san jose. >> a little bit safer. and san jose jack moment kron 4 news. >> there's a bill circulating the state capitol aiming to strengthen protections for victims of domestic violence. it's sponsored by state senator dave cortese supporters broadens requirements for a restraining order. so victims don't have to be in the same state as the person they're filing the restraining order against saturday and san jose assault survivor spoke about how they were denied restraining orders in the past. >> we cannot feign ignorance anymore. cannot pretend state lines can find and domestic violence. we've got to pretend to be in. another town are being in. another state is enough to guarantee safety because before i was the founder restraining orders without borders. i was a victim. and before i was a victim. it was a normal woman with normal mingle and a very normal life.

>> the bill sb 5, 5, for a sitting in the california state assembly after a pass the senate earlier this year. the san francisco, a man convicted of domestic violence and elder abuse is sentenced to 3 years of probation. does mason is accused of attacking his 73 year-old former partner earlier this month. prosecutors say mason punched the woman more than once inside theirhhome, then chased her outside district attorney brooke jenkins says the jury's verdict delivers justice to the survivor at domestic violence will not be tolerated. mason got credit for serving 82 days in custody. in the north, a petaluma police arrested a san francisco man for stealing a semi truck. this happened thursday night. investigators say the man stole a semi with a 40 foot trailer attached to it during the chase on that del bulevar. police say the driver lost control and smashed into a tree and a road sign he was eventually stopped and booked into the sonoma county jail. the 2 women are dead following an overnight

shooting in the north bay crawford's tiffany justice. live for us now at the napa police department with the late-breaking details. tiffany. >> hi, stephanie. we're still waiting to hear back from police this morning that we do know that this is an ongoing investigation. napa police telling us that when they arrived on the scene, they found 2 women with gunshot wounds. we do want to show you video of the scene last night. police say that this happened around 8.10, at night off with the 400 block of riverside drive medical personnel responding as quickly as they could to the scene and quickly began life saving efforts. one of the victims was dead at the scene. the second victim was transported to a local hospital where she too died from her injuries. now, the napa county, major crimes investigation team is conducting this investigation. they have not released any details on a suspect or any possible motive at this time. but we have reached out to

napa police this morning to learn more about what happened, why this shooting took place more about the suspect. if they are searching for one. in the meantime, they are asking for anyone with additional information or if you may have witnessed the shooting happened. please come forward and give them a call. reporting live in napa. tiffany justice kron. 4 news. tiffany, thank you for your live report. >> 2 drivers hit a fire truck at the scene of an accident in fremont. it happened around 7 o'clock saturday morning on 6.80, the and dry day exit crews were helping survivors in the first accident when 2 different drivers struck the responding fire engine. driver was rushed to a hospital with minor injuries. the fire engine had to be towed. chp is investigating. the san francisco county jails are on lockdown due to a rising number of attacks against deputies by inmates. the sheriff's office says 7 staff members at the jail have been injured in attacks by inmates since the end of march. as a

result, visitors will not be allowed at the jail's until at least tuesday. meanwhile, this was in violence now has the union representing san francisco sheriff's deputies requesting help from the california national guard to solve the staffing shortage at the county's jails. the union president says the national guard could temporarily help beef up staffing levels. and convicted killer scott peterson is back in redwood city court on tuesday. this is the first of 3 hearings in an effort to get his conviction overturned. peterson was convicted in 2004 of the murder of his wife, laci and their unborn child. peterson has maintained his innocence. he is serving life in prison earlier this year. los angeles innocence project which takes on cases it believes led to wrongful convictions, took on peterson's case lawyers there asking a judge to approve new dna testing and that evidence be reexamined. happening tomorrow. jury selection is set to star in a historic criminal trial against former president donald trump. the

manhattan cases tied to alleged hush money payments involving actress stormy daniels ahead of the 2016 election. the manhattan da is accusing the former president of falsifying business records with regards to those payments. prosecutors claim the money was in exchange for daniel staying quiet about an alleged affair with trump. trump has denied the affair in pleaded not guilty. the jury selection process is expected to take a few days. and week is officially underway in san francisco. the event highlights 7 licensed lounges in stores over the next 7 days. well for spoke with the creator of this event. >> i suppose it that people lean on certainly know is one of the only places in the world that my the entertainment >> mayor london breed says as

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>> welcome back. taking a live look now at sfo. see a on the

runway there. that's a lot of fun. a bit of gray, though, over san francisco at this hour at dave, what are you keeping an eye a well, speaking sfa, by the way, they are having because of construction, the but about an hour and a half delay little bit less than that. but >> nothing weather related to cause much where problems. just checking in with radar. just real quick here. >> up at stormtracker 4 way up to santa rosa. maybe some showers holding together a little bit. we're aloft. i haven't checked the ground report ship to see if that's actually making up there. meanwhile, santa cruz mountains looks like some breaks happening in the skies. hopefully that will spread across the wider bay. sfo germs are excuse me. the a golden gate bridge shot kind of gloomy skies to the distance. but behind us, it looks like some breaks happening there for the skies. there's that offshore wind checking in as well. that's what it looks like on the big board here. although the numbers are pretty pretty light, though, relatively speaking, pretty much single storm tracker 4 is noting still those thunder showers for central valley along the central coast going around us.

here's the leftovers from this low. when it's kind of moisture starved has really been the story with a lot of the systems which you've heard is kind of a good thing because we don't want these plumes of moisture like we had over the winter months when these lows would come in mid latitude. there were warm and very wet. we had flooding and all that fun business. this go around. that's not as much of a problem. now, although it is a bit on the chilly side when we're done, we've got 40's and 50's on the board lower 5c's for the east bay shoreline. by the way, 52 for half moon bay. 54 san francisco. so in future cast, you can see there's not much punch left in this low. from our perspective, some breaks in the clouds, but that will be filled back in again as we get that heating. the moisture just evaporating from the ground produce some cloud cover for there is a stray shower, perhaps in the hills. you might get. but as we get into monday, everybody is starting to clear out even out towards the mountains as well. there's some leftover cloud cover as we get into the evening hours. but looking pretty good into next week. so weve got those variable clouds. that's a positive spin on. it looks like homeless, mostly cloudy or considerable

clouds with isolated little showers up again up in the hills may be cool. upper 50's in the lower 60's early in the week. s%attered clouds early clearing out for the rest of the day. and you're about 80 by the time we get to wednesday thursday. so another flavor a tour spring. then we get to late in this weekend. temperatures back off a little bit. there's some weak systems there. fairly dry. we'll bring the temperatures back down again as we head to the weekend will probably settle in the mid 70's next weekend. but love to say dry. it looks like 59 san francisco, 60 for oakland. 64 san jose. i got my own spooky clouds here. as you can see the bigger map here. lower 60's is kind of the rule we're going to build on that. however, and the next couple of days, meet who also for half moon bay. all right. by the middle of the week, we're going to 75 near 80 on the extended forecast and a bit. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you. >> they area women, sports marked a major milestone recently. >> afc play their home opener before a sold-out crowd at san jose's paypal park with 18,000

spectators packing the stadium to root on the bay area's first national women's soccer league team. and joining us live now to tell us all about it is team ceo brady stewart. good morning to good morning. thanks for having me. of course. thank you so much for joining bright and early today. we appreciate it. here. >> you know, first of a walk us through the significance of this moment for women's sports expect this kind of perception? well, number one, i it is a huge moment for women's sports. we have now been professional soccer team fc were here. we played our first home game. we have our second one we also have a wnba team coming. so i think what we're seeing is >> the bay area is probably one of the greatest sports destinations in the world. and now we have representation for women here in the bay as well. so it it's just an exciting and historic moment. absolutely. and would love to get your perspective on a recent headline as well. i mean, do you think that

caitlin clark's impact on women's basketball is generating more interest around women's sports? >> i mean, i think caitlyn clark is incredible. and i know i tuned in to watch their games with my daughter and with my daughter's friends and it was a huge event and. >> absolutely, but i think it just shows the power that people love sports. and if women are playing great sports, people want to come watch as well. all of that and it we know that they have was founded by former women's u.s. women's national team players. and so >> you worked very closely all with each other. so what does that dynamic been like? well, number one, we are an entirely female leadership team, which i think is pretty unique and sports fan. we have a great dynamic. all of us believe in the mission of what we're trying to do. we are trying to create an incredible sports franchise. we want to meet our fans here in the bay area and it's just energizing every day to get up and get to do that. it's been tested. and what your personal goals for the team and the businesses here? >> well, this year is really all about meeting our fans

here in the bay area. and, you know, we are all about all the counties of the bay. we do play in san jose, but we also work here in san francisco and we go out and we meet our front fans from sonoma. and so this year's just about getting to know our fans getting people to come down to paypal, catch a game, follow us on social and we are bay fc and join the movement with us. yes. and speaking of ways to connect with the fans, it is match day for the team today, as you just so tell us a little bit about that and where the team where people can go and watch ensure folks absolutely so. >> we will be down at paypal park were taking on the seattle the game is starts at 5. but gates open at 3 and we definitely recommend that you get there early because we're going to be putting on awesome fanfest today. all right. our theme night for tonight as women's empowerment night and we're going to have a ton of amazing events and programming around that will have a female dj weve got female on food tracks. we're going to have

some awesome female performers before the game and halftime. and so we are in a leaning into this moment as a women's team and we hope everyone comes and joins and even as we kind of wrap things up here, do you have any advice for women who are watching this right now? and, you know, are just seeking some. >> feedback are just some guidance in terms of how to shatter the ceiling in their own workplace or even you know, if they're in a competitive sports team and they're just feeling a little bit of a barrier there. >> i think in general the what's always worked for me is believe in yourself. and, you know, out every one of us has talents and gifts and passions and lean into that and who you are believe in yourself, seek out mentors and sky's the limit for all of us. >> wonderful. they have cco brady. stuart, thank you so much for joining us morning. it's awesome to be here. all right. thank you. we'll be right. thank you. we'll be right back. ss.

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expect a 20 minute delay. if you're planning on taking the red line today. and the san joaquin asparagus festival is underway in stockton. the beloved tradition includes all things asparagus from ice cream that's to taste like asparagus bacon, wrapped asparagus and even asparagus flavored drinks. >> there also will be rides and activities for the whole family to enjoy. check this out. >> and they're they're trying everything. so you might finds a way i never thought of having asparagus like that. they put in great. so you come out here to try a little something. >> you can even check out some camels while you're out there. believe it or not, today is your last chance to catch this year's festivities. >> democrats in the legislature formally take action to partly strict the state's multi-billion dollar deficit capitol correspondent wallace talked to you by how much and why republicans say much and why republicans say it's not enough. ( ♪♪ )

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>> now on the kron 4 morning news air raid sirens and explosions sounding over israeli airspace as iran launches a retaliatory strike. and the department of education raising concerns over the federal student aid application. the importance of questions that you need to be welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin, thank you so much for joining us. let's get you started this half hour with a

look at our forecast this sunday day, but do keep an eye on. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. keeping an eye try to get those skies clear it up and it looks like that will be slow going for today. yeah, we have a lot of cloud cover for you today. >> maybe a little sprinkle going up up in the hills. but for the most part, it will be dry over most of the bay actually seeing a little bit of sun coming out. just a touch. here's radar for you right now. and we do have between the layer where get saturated up a loft. so that's the ground. there is a separation source, some dry air, which to get through to help out that way up north. you see around santa rosa looks like a lot that's trying to rein. although the reporting stations still a fairly dry and down south around monterey bay looks fairly clear as we start our day, most of that activity. you see that cluster in the north that's going off out to sea kind of following the pattern with this low. meanwhile, here's sfo for you. there are some minor delays with some break up in the clouds there as well due to some construction. that's a over an hour. but it's not weather related. they're offshore winds. pretty much a single digits at this hour for

right now. but at an extra chill for you, lower to middle 50's a line up the east bay shoreline already 40's well inland. 47 up to santa rosa and 52. meanwhile, for half moon bay, this is a respect for today. lots of cloud cover with temperatures gradually drifting to the upper 50's. now there is a warm-up phase in the next week. i'll have that in your 4 zone. all coming up a bit. stephanie. they thank you. >> police arrested an east bay resident for driving a stolen car with drugs inside the hercules police department found that stolen car at a home depot thursday they arrested the driver is san pablo resident on drug charges after finding 31 grams of meth inside of that car. but police say a died from a drug overdose at the walnut creek station friday night. police say they found the man unresponsive on a train officers administered narcan while trying other lifesaving measures. unfortunately, that person died. trends were delayed. well, emergency crews were on scene. >> would silence.

>> eric sirens and explosions over israeli airspace as tensions escalate between iran and israel. the initial aerial assaults in retaliation for a deadly israeli attack on the iranian consulate in syria. president joe biden cutting short his weekend in delaware and returning to the white house for emergency meetings. >> iran launched dozens or other hundreds of drones and ballistic missiles israel. israel says it and its allies were able to intercept 99% of the weapons that were launched. direct attack comes after israel bombed in iranian embassy in syria earlier this week. >> killing 7 senior iranian officials since then israel and its allies have been for anticipating a retaliatory strike. president biden saying he would convene a meeting sunday of the group of 7 advanced democracies to coordinate a united diplomatic

response. the biden administration has made it clear the u.s. will not participate in any offensive action against iran. spoke with representative john garamendi to get his thoughts about this latest escalation. watch this. >> and now we're going one more step toward this tip for tat is her dangerous. in addition to that, the united states is directly involved now protecting israel from these in commi drones and missiles from around from actual country so we're seeing are very dangerous, very, very rapid escalation. we would hope this one i'm i it may very well be israel will want to now strike. iran in the country of iran. so one more escalation. it's a very bad path to be on. >> a group of house democrats

and republicans are pushing for the largest pay raise for military service members in history. our washington correspondent reshad hudson reports. it would also come with some major quality of life upgrades. >> california democratic congresswoman sara jacobs says some military families are starving in san diego just in san diego. we have 45,000 members of military families who visit the food bank. every single month. and jacob says the living conditions for some service members are even worse. we have service members who are living in their cars or couch surfing because they cannot find a place to live. pennsylvania democratic congresswoman chrissy houlahan says families have been dealing with these issues for years. >> these are unnecessary obstacles that are bad. >> to try to solve many of these issues, a group of lawmakers released recommendations to improve the quality of life for members of the military. we don't often think about the fact that it's not just the service members who commit it's spouses their

children. alabama republican congressman mike rogers says the armed services committee is calling for a 15% pay raise for troops better living conditions and more access to childcare. south carolina republican congresswoman nancy mace says the pay increase is long overdue. the housing is falling apart us to laffit hated for military pay. can't keep up with the cost. rogers says he wants these improvements to be included in the next defense spending bill reporting in washington, reshad hudson. >> this week marks 118 years since the 19 0, 6, earthquake and fire that devastated san francisco officials plan to honor that day by remembering those who lost their lives and honoring those who helped rebuild the city. it will be a wreath laying ceremony that a moment of silence followed by sirens from a fire truck. the ceremony is this thursday. and the golden gate ferry is adding evening services. the changes are for san francisco in sausalito and san francisco

in larkspur. also sausalito now has evening services. latest time returning to sf is 06:55pm. a full update is online right now on their website. the state legislature has approved a plan that democrats say will shrink a portion of the state's multi-billion dollar deficit. capitol correspondent eytan wallace takes a closer look at what will be caught. >> clerk will open the road. when the state assembly. to the state senate are 32 knows 5 the measure process. democratic lawmakers in both chambers overwhelmingly approving a plan they say will immediately shrink part of the state budget deficit by 17.3 billion dollars. this is not the final word on our state budget far from it. this is the first step assembly budget committee chair just a gabriel delivering that message, noting the plan takes a chunk out of the deficit, but he stresses it's just that a chalk. in fact, the non-partisan legislative analyst's office estimates the state faces a total deficit of

73 billion dollars while the newsom administration estimates it's closer to 38 billion. whatever the number democrats say their plan will help ahead of the legislature's june deadline to pass a fully balanced budget because >> this legislature and this governor. highly responsible in stewarding taxpayer resources. we are now reducing the shortfall months ahead. and when we have to do it, it's like paying down a personal debt. you know, your student loan, a car payment. >> maybe advance payment towards your next mortgage payment. that's essentially what they're doing today. included in the plan. 5.2 billion in borrowing another 5.2 billion in funding delays. >> and 3.6 billion in actual cuts including reductions to some climate programs and the program responsible for building school facilities. it also includes an estimated 700 plus million dollar cut to save an administrative costs across state agencies. but republicans say the plan does

not cut enough and was negotiated without transparency. backroom deals done by the party in control. >> our caucus has not had the opportunity to weigh in and we have some serious budget deficits in out to the future that we need to really be adults in the room and tackle. looking ahead. assembly speaker robert reeva says he's adamant about not dipping into more than half of the state's 24 billion dollar rainy day fund to make sure it is still around to the state needed in future years, ensuring that still have some savings >> that we is important of our caucus. and so got to be very cautious when forward. but, you know, certainly excited the progress we've made today, but we have some challenging choices to make and the governor is expected to sign this in the coming days. meantime, the legislature has until mid june to determine how to shrink the remaining portion of the deficit and pass a fully balanced budget reporting at the state capitol. a tonn wallace. >> kron 4 news. >> it's been deemed a crisis

by the department of education. all the delays with the processing of this year's new federal student aid application known as fafsa. kristen, joyce has more on how students can cope. >> they can be really difficult sometimes for students to figure out what to do. many of the 5 million students who filled out an application or waiting in limbo to find out just how much the low for tuition for the upcoming school year. jennifer affinity of scholarship owl says don't feel pressure to make a decision until you have all your information. most colleges have a may first deadline for incoming students to commit. but many schools have pushed that date back in light of the fast foot delays. if your college hasn't done that yet, the college you want to attend, contact the financial aid office and explained that you are waiting for the financial aid offer to be able to accept their offer of admission and see what they say. if you get in a package, that isn't what you're hoping for. you can try negotiate with the financial aid office, contact the college. that is first on your list and try the following. explain that.

you're there. colleges, your first choice college. it really like to attend, but that the financial part of it is just really challenging and ask if there's anything they can do. maybe there's some scholarships or other opportunities i have for you. if you're talking to a private or out of state university, you have a decent chance to negotiate that offer. not as likely, however, for a public in-state institution. and if your student aid index a number generated by the fafsa which your college we used to help determine your eligibility feels off this year. you'll definitely want to ask them to take another look. and most importantly, while you wait the most important thing to do besides stress, which is, of course, what all students are doing right now as they should really push that energy to work and be more productive for them, focused on applying for scholarships, focus. i'm getting a summer job. if you don't have one lined up yet. >> some ski resorts are extending their season thanks to the late winter storms. our kimberly cruz has that story. >> the calendar may mark april. it is spring and we

still have so much snow. it's amazing. the winter conditions are still very much present as ski resorts this morning, there wasn't a cloud in the sky. and right now it's just starting to snow again. so there's plenty of snow for people to come up and enjoy. right now. janet title owner of donner ski ranch says the overall ski season at the resort has been seen on average. a couple of 100 people per day. economic leads to very good on the bar and the restaurant host a busy throughout the season. donner ski ranch has been open since december and they hope to stay open as of late into the year as they can. but long as we have snow and we have people that are still interested in coming up to go skeen, we will stay open on weekends long as we can. those going 2 boreal mountain taking advantage of the final weekend of laps. it looks good. it was a, you know, condition in the morning was really nice.

>> the snow is a slushy, in the afternoon we can see like it's snowing. it's actually getting nicer. me show you an in her family, taking it all in before closing day tomorrow. we all thought this season pass and we were trying to make the trip together 3 times and this first time that we made it together. how does feel to be here last week and make it all happened >> and keeping the awesome trained going. here's a live look at yosemite. you can see the snow from the recent snow showers that we take a break in the snow shower activity. but little melting. sure. but next weekend should be whether less inhibited. that's right. a lot of sunshine coming our way. have your forecast for the buffalo

>> all right. taking a live look now from our sutro. looking outside at the transamerica building. let's take a look at some more on our weather conditions with dave. >> is that looks like that up here and there once it is cut through those clouds, give us some sunshine here. we've been seeing some breaks happening already to hold forecast, by the way, is a warming trends. you can take that away. they'll be some melting short. not a whole lot, though. we only in the 60's for a lot of the valleys. however, here's a look at stormtracker 4, though, of the leftover rain. it's away from us for the most part up north, really north of santa rosa and down south and the central valley central coast as well. it's going to be drifting down the socal going forward. now some breaks

happen in the skies you can see. but the phils back in again, just due to that evaporation late in the day and fills up the skies because it's colder upstairs. we may get a stray shower going on up there in the hills, perhaps potentially tomorrow morning after some morning clouds a that breaks up. we go to mostly sunny mode in get ready for more of the flavor of spring. now looking at the week ahead. yes, high pressure is going to basically take over. there will be some interruptions. weak systems coming by scattered clouds. this will be his latest thursday. now, by that point, we'll start to see some cooling trends. because wednesday, thursday, we should be able to top off at around 80 lower 80's. well inland and get to the middle 70's. by the time we get to the weekend. but the issue is it looks like it will be dry from this vantage point. so that's the less definite plus 4 zone forecast covering it today. 59 san francisco and mid 50's along the coast. we do have a bit of an offshore wind that it works. sometimes you get a little pouncing of the numbers going over the santa cruz mountains, upper 50's along the bay side, foster city. 61. 62 palo alto in the south bay

mid-sixties east bay shoreline, lower 60's tri valley, lower 60's as well. 61 walnut creek berkeley at 57 balais at 56. 59 fairfield. 59 going on for napa and 61 santa rosa checking out the 7 day forecast. there's a flavor of spring that we miss lower 80's. it work wednesday and thursday, backing off a little bit into the weekend, but at least remaining dry. stephanie. >> all right. thank you. animal welfare me animal welfare groups just rescued dozens of stray dogs impacted by the israel-hamas conflict overseas. >> 70 evacuated animals arrive from the west bank and bethlehem to jfk airport in new york city. and several of those animals are now being cared for in foster homes right here in the bay area. you can hear what the joining us live now to share more about the rescue efforts and how you can adopt some animals in need are paley boucher and diane aires, cba with rocket dog rescue. good morning to the both of you. good morning.

but first, i just want to thank you for the incredible work that your organization is doing to rescue animals in kaylee is also one of our remarkable women. thank you for all your hard work. >> and you also brought a friend, yes, just to lula arrive to >> on the flight from west bank with the other she's actually up for adoption now and she's super well adjusted, very loving, very kind. you know, these these they originally came to we got word from spca international that there was an emergency a man that created spent most of his like many, many years, creating this hot like a refuge for animals. we're a injured, missing limbs and and west bank. you know, he was forced to close his doors because he couldn't get in or out to get medical care for the animals no food and it

just wasn't safe. you know, it's just a heartbreaking situation for all involved in touched by this awful conflict overseas tell us a bit about the situation that the animals were facing out there. >> well, it was written they could not get food. they can get medical care. so the animals were huge many of the animals were on site already ill missing. limbs, like i said, are, you know, in need of surgery and they couldn't get the care that they need to do. so what was the process when it came to rescuing them and getting them out of that tough situations? >> well, they they somehow got to tel aviv. >> and i think that was land. and then they flew from tel aviv to belgium role yeltsin to london, london to new york. and then they spent the night in new york and then they brought them by i call them fighting but i think there's something different wings of

rescue. it looks like about a 10 seed or cessna, but they had all the seats out and they that's in there. well, thank goodness you were able to help with that. this is rescue effort and how rocket dog rescue a bay or bay area organization get. >> moved into all of this. >> well, we've always been known to willing to jump into emergencies you know, whether it be fire hoarding neglect, abuse or other natural disasters. and we've worked with spca international in the past. so they when they reached out to a number of rescues, we immediately like raise our hand and said, we'll have a little but you know what will be able to help with and for anyone was out there watching this right now and they see to lulo, they're interested in learning. >> what about the other dogs that are available for adoption? you what sort of families and homes would be most appropriate for a from overseas? well, i have to tell you to lula is one of the most well adjusted. she's ready to

just like pop into your heart and make your life better from this day forward. she's ready right? some of the other that arrived are much shy fearful, you know, uncertain but very, very loving, very kind. they just need patients. you know, some you know, training, like least about lesion stuff. yeah. learning distance day. yeah. sickly, which is a part of the growing process. when someone adopts, i don't think any of the dogs have that every band unleased before. yeah, ok? all learning experience for both the dog and the >> her foster dad make says buster says she originally would follow him even into the bathroom. she only from her doll cars. yeah, that makes it they've been through so much. but just look at how what a great personality. what a sweet girl issue very photogenic. very telegenic, i should say with that big smile

you know, for anyone who's interested in meeting her or any of the other dogs that are available, how do they do that? just email us docked at rocket dog rescue dot ok, we're also doing a little adoption event today in half moon bay. if anybody wants to stop case, i have to tell you about that earlier. hot dog month hopped ok from one to 5, to 5 in half moon bay. okay. have a lot of one go animals. if you want to come out and meet them o k fed testing and are there any other ways that people can help? are you expecting more dogs from overseas? we are not expecting more dogs. we might be getting one more from this case. and we're waiting to hear back on that. but need volunteers. we need foster thank goodness. it was foster homes ready and able to take these guys. and when they when they came off the plane, you know, they were able to meet us and and take the dogs you know, and so that they could heal and become are, you know, just have time

to decompress, you homes are like literal lifesaver, so and if someone wants to foster, are there certain things they should be aware of? what before they reach out to you? you know, we're willing worst, very flexible. we can provide food or supplies anything you need. you know, you have a time for folks who are looking for a feisty, friendly, lovely dog like to lula they'd just have to reach out to you. rocket dog rescue. yes, and there's so many other animals that you're caring for as well as with the level forever home. yeah, we have so many incredible animals right now. and you know, every single animal that ends up going to a foster to a home enables us to save another life from a shelter. so, yes, yes, because what's the saying? you saved 2 lives. that's right. yeah. when when people that want adopt, ok, wonderful. all right. that is paley and i and i with rocket dog rescue. thank you so much. the bank,

you know, and thank you for shedding light on these animals. you know, journey. >> you know, they need all the love and support. absolutely. all right. we'll be right all right. we'll be right back.

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for later this year. the black crowes also joining them as special guests. so >> if you don't want to miss a thing, tickets are on sale right now. dream on dream on dream all before we say peace out new music festival, coachella is happening right now. what it might be a rough for people who are partying in the desert right now. they are under does a windblown dust advisories through the rest of the music festival in dave. you mentioned this earlier, it was health experts are yeah, they are reminding people that are planning to go this festival who were at this festival to keep their bandanas handy to keep their faces covered from the dust and the wind, which makes enough in the coachella few times. also also closes out roads who throws that silt and everything. yeah, yeah. it's a kind of an while in the east bay construction is wrapping up on a new affordable housing community in walnut creek. >> habitat for humanity, east bay, silicon valley is nearly finished building. 42

townhomes as bronze. a place is considered habitat for humanity's first 0 net energy development project. that means that holmes here will produce more energy than they consume. the home's vary between one and 4 bedrooms. that are going to sold to people depending on their family size. so it's nice to see this option. opening up, especially given that, you know, california is seeing such a demand for affordable housing. yeah. then that's a they do good work action that president carter to when i was in >> yeah. let's projects he's all right. here's a look at our 7 day forecast. stephanie, i know you're waiting center of the screen, please. yes, all that 80 degree she was a teacher should be taking a red pen out gauche. >> work. i would say gold star for dave >> the only thing is for today, you know, a lot of gloomy skies and all that. so we get some clear patches. we get some evaporation and it turns the clouds again a little bit. so we're going to find a lot of cloud cover today, but improving by monday and looks good for the week

ahead and dry next weekend from this point, leaves a lot of the sound of that. thanks so much, dave. and they sell of you for joining us here on kron 4 weekend news. i'm stephanie lin. take good care of yourselves and have a wonderful rest of your day.

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