>> now from the area's local news station. this is kron. 4 news at 3. >> thank you for joining us here on kron for news at 3. i'm justine waldman. the big story we've been watching all day today are the protests that were held across the bay area just wrecking havoc on freeways and bridges today. we'll start oakland as these pro-palestinian protesters

shut down all the northbound lanes of 80 at 5th avenue near jack london square about a mile away. they also blocked the southbound lanes of 80 and 7th street. this is right as the morning commute was starting. the protesters also blocked the southbound on-ramp to 80 at 7th street. that situation has resolved. and there's also issue that was going on along the golden gate bridge where both lanes both directions shut down after dozens of protesters locked themselves together into parked cars on the southbound lanes. kron 4 charles clifford will kick off our team coverage right now. >> well, here on monday afternoon, all lanes of the golden gate bridge have been reopened. the eastside sidewalk in the bridge is also open to cyclists and people on foot. but this protest on monday morning was very disruptive around 7.30, monday morning. dozens of protesters used their cars to block the southbound lanes of the golden gate bridge near mid span. the california highway patrol and the bridge district then closed all lanes north and southbound as a precaution.

protesters say they came because they are opposed to the conflict in gaza. they don't want my tax dollars that on >> dollars going to israel to support. they wanted us know around people that just want to live the closure of the bridge, disrupted the commute for thousands of people, including garrett kids been who is trying to get home to sausalito. plan to walk across the bridge but found both sidewalks were closed during the protest decided to go the long way home. i am going to take walk hike, rid of the ferry and then take the ferry up socially, do so. >> another hour or by 11, 30, the highway patrol had arrested all protesters on the bridge and taking them away in a golden gate. transit bus. >> took about another half hour to tow away the vehicles that they had left behind. all lanes of the bridge reopened around 12, 15 on monday afternoon in san francisco, charles clifford kron. 4 news. >> and the chp expected to share an update from the golden gate bridge any moment now. we'll go now to kron four's dan kerman. he is live for us there with an update on

the situation. >> well, that's right. traffic moving now in the golden gate bridge really well in both directions. you'd never know. there was a protest this morning by looking at how things are moving right now. again, as you mentioned, the chp was supposed to come out here about 12. 45 to update us on the situation. so far they have been a no show, but we're told that they would be here any minute. as you mentioned, there are about 60 people here on the golden gate bridge taking part in the protest. chp reporting to us this point 20 of those people were arrested as a result of this protest. again, as soon as chp gets out here and gives us an update, we will bring it to you live. that's the latest reporting live at the golden gate bridge. dan kerman kron. 4 news and we see the podium ready to go there soon. as that starts will. >> bring that to you. but our team coverage will continue right now with kron four's tiffany justice. she heard from someone who says that bay area read it. residents should be prepared to see more protests.

>> a lot of people were surprised that the protest was happening. many were not surprised that the protest was happening. those are longtime san francisco residents, but the bridge opened back up. the protesters were removed around the noon hour and the traffic has been flowing smoothly ever since the people that i spoke with this morning, it a mixed bag of emotions. many of them were frustrated over their morning routine being impacted by those protesters. others just kind of went with the flow, took it in. i saw a few people grabbing some coffee while this was all going through. so it's a really mixed bag of emotions from people who are impacted by that protest. you cannot go downtown to moraine county. so across the bridge and here is more sound impacted. residents. >> it's a, you know, being a really long time. san francisco resident, i totally respect people's rights to to

obviously the situation the middle east super complicated. i think it's really great as a society that we express how we feel about wish that it wasn't impacting my drive across the golden gate bridge this morning. but it's, you know, having been here a long time. it's kind of what you come to expect. >> also caught up with a palestinian man this morning in today who spoke to me about why he was emotional about today's protests. moved to the u.s. 35 years ago and he's very sympathetic with the protesters and what they did and here is some sound and thoughts from him today. >> people just a plea over says you've got you just you cannot go. they put you in they throw over the cannibal, too. to most is you're doing this to the over ticket houses. the been announce it. andy, getting kids and people in juneau swear to god. to the news. yesterday in june, the people kids, they have no

fingers know he couldn't he's doing this to buy that. he cannot stop this >> he is hoping that president biden will call some sort of cease-fire. but we have been out here all morning gathering information, bring you live shots of the bridge as we have mentioned, everything is running very smoothly right now. right now is just as strong sense of back to you studio. >> tiffany justice live for us there at the golden gate bridge, which was also not be only that had some disruptions today. there was also seen in oakland 8.80. this was a right at 5th street. the lanes on 8.80, back open. now, this was a live image is that we had during our breaking news coverage from noon to about 2 o'clock today where chp and the protesters came face to face is the chp was able to walk the protesters off of 8.80, and onto 7th street, according to the chp, 7

protesters chain themselves to 6 concrete filled. 55 gallon drums that wait almost 300 pounds each and then they were blocking northbound 8.80. the chp did arrest 7 of those people. and these pro-palestinian protests happening all across the country today will go to what happened in chicago as traffic heading towards o'hare international airport is now resuming after a protest all lanes of the interstate there shut down. so we're looking now at some chopper video of the backup and the shutdown. so people are just trying to get to the airport today. and these pro-palestinian protesters blocked the ramp towards the domestic terminals. the protests. in response to asking for demand to an immediate and permanent cease-fire in gaza. passengers who are trying to get to o'hare to catch their flights, forced to abandon their vehicles, maybe get out of a taxi or uber there and start walking with their luggage towards the airport. o hare

did warn travelers that car traffic along at freeway towards the airport was going to be delayed and asked them to consider some different ways to get there. and today's protest coming 5 months after the bay area saw its first major protest on the bay bridge. this was in november. here's video from the demonstration that took place during president biden's visit to the bay area during a pack. and during this protest, dozens of people stopped their vehicles there on the bay bridge. they blocked traffic for hours just east of treasure island. some of them even tossed their keys into the bay below. so they were able to use their cars anymore was made it harder for the chp to tow them than for caltrans to get the vehicles off. they were demanding a permanent cease-fire in the war between israel, hamas and recently, a san francisco judge ordered 78 of the 80 demonstrators there to perform 5 hours of community service. they were held accountable. they're for disrupting traffic and causing some safety issues. they also did agree to pay more than

$4,000 in restitution in order to avoid a criminal charges. last month, protesters took over san francisco international airport. we brought this to you as breaking news as it was unfolding. they wanted a cease-fire in gaza. so they lined up blocking the gates with this giant banner that read stopped the world for there were speakers who used megaphones. they were leading chance. they're trying to prevent people from getting into the international terminal. this went on for hours. no arrests were ever made as the protesters just sort of disbanded that earlier this month. same situation. they were blocking the entrance to the lockheed martin research facility in sunnyvale. about 250 people participating in this rally lasted for about 5 hours. there was at one point a heated exchange when the driver started to go towards the protesters allegedly got out, threatened them with a knife. no one was arrested during this protest. and again, we're waiting to hear from the chp as soon as that starts to give us an update on what happened on the golden gate bridge in 80 today will bring that to you. but now

we'll talk about a forecast on this sunny monday wide. look here at the city of san francisco. kyle is tracking what's happening for us today. yeah, skies are improving. beautiful day out there as we start to see that sunshine role. and we're taking a live look right now. downtown san francisco. >> brees is rather light. we're going to be under the influence of high pressure this week and that means we're going to start to see things warm up and we should get a lot of sunshine on the way here. you can certainly see. that's what's happening as we take a look at stormtracker 4 now. some clouds going pushed way off shore. 68 in san jose. 65 in concord, where 59 in downtown san francisco about 64 in napa. so still a little cooler than we should be seasonally. but compared to yesterday when it was very chilly, you know, in some spots where 8, 9, degrees warmer than we were this time yesterday. so a step in the right direction. but as we go through the next couple of days, you're going to notice not only will we have blue skies like you're seeing here at half moon bay, but we're going to see those temperatures really pick up. so tomorrow will be kind of the beginning of this warm up

where we go above average. then we head into wednesday. you can see our inland spots looking out for, you know, upper 70's, low 80's while around the bay 70's and same story on thursday. now, on the other side of that, we do cool down a bit. however, i do have some good news when it comes to the weekend forecast and i'll be back in a little bit. we're going to talk more about that. all right. and coming up here as well, we have new details on the investigation that was just launched into the baltimore bridge collapse. >> plus. >> president donald trump started trial in new york today for an alleged hush money scheme. i'm hannah brandt in washington. i'll have that story coming up.

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>> not to a historic moment from today as former president donald trump went on trial in new york today. he's facing charges related to alleged hush money payments that were made just ahead of the 2016 election. our washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandt has the latest on this groundbreaking trial. >> donald trump is the first former president to stand trial in a criminal case. and this is the first of his 4 criminal indictments to go to trial. >> inside a manhattan courtroom, former president donald trump glared at the camera as the trial against him >> the case centers on accusations that the former president illegally falsified business records. prosecutors say he was trying to cover up hush money payments to adult film actress stormy daniels. case on monday. the case

kicked off of jury selection. the court is expected to spend days working to pick 12 jurors and 6 alternates from a group of 500 people. probably the hardest part of the lawyers is weeding out. >> you know who's going to be most type of juror new york trial. attorney arthur aidala says trump's notoriety makes them to challenge. everyone probably going to come in here with some preconceived notions. the former president is required to be in court 4 days a week for the trial, which complicates his schedule as he campaigns for nobody's ever seen anything like it. >> the trial is expected to last anywhere from 6 to 8 weeks in washington. i'm hannah brandt. happening today, the fbi is conducting a criminal investigation into the deadly collapse of baltimore's francis scott key bridge. it's focusing on the circumstances. >> leading up to it and whether all federal laws were followed. this as workers are hoping to reopen the shipping lane soon saying they've made

significant progress in the cleanup effort. temporary channels will remain open for small vessels last week, nearly 50 to 40 shipping containers were moved from the water. workers are also starting to recover the submerged road in that water. that's the last major hurdle before opening up the shipping lanes. over the weekend. a major escalation of tensions in least with iran attacking israel. u.s. officials say there were more than 300 mutations fired, including ballistic missiles. israel saying 99% were destroyed and shot down. thanks to israeli air defense as well as support from other countries. iran launched this attack in response to a strike widely blamed on israel that hit an iranian consulate in syria earlier this month that killed 2 iranian generals. iran is a

backer of hamas who israel is at war with in gaza. now, the chief of staff for the israeli defense forces saying today that iran's attack on israel will be met with a response. u.s. officials are saying now they do not want a wider war. and i've been working on a diplomatic response seeking to prevent escalation of this conflict. >> united states is committed israel's security. we're committed to seize far. will bring the hostages home and preventing conflict from spreading beyond what he's already had. >> according to the pentagon, additional u.s. military assets that have been moved into the middle east before attacking iran. iran's attack on israel do remain in place. back to the bay. so we can talk about the weather with a live look here at sfo and pilots tracking what looks like a warm-up. >> for week. exactly. and some nice sunshine today. so at least in the weather department, we're having a pretty calm week, something to

look forward to. and hey, here's something else look forward to. the traffic on the golden gate bridge is running just fine. right now. temperatures are rebounding a little bit. we are going to be a little bit cooler than average in most spots today. lee can see san jose now up to about 68 degrees. obviously it will cool here in san francisco about 57 but here's why we're going to see a change in the forecast. high pressure is going to start building. and when that ridge happens, we get warmer temperatures and more sunshine. so as we get later into the week, you'll see that it will start to get more zonal, meeting it flattens out. these are the iso thurmes that indicate temperature and that's when you start to see things cool a little bit on thursday and friday. so live look from the east bay showing you that we're having a some pretty nice blue skies that are out there. and as we look at livermore is an example where the average high this time of year be about 69. we're getting close to it today. surpass it tomorrow. really kind of go well above it as we get into our wednesday and thursday and then we'll come back down to earth as we head towards the weekend. but remember, the average is 69. so that will still put a sad, you know, above average temperatures as

we head towards the weekend. we're not the only ones you can see where read. you can start to see the next couple of days are going to be very warm for most spots. and again, as i mentioned, we're going to be going above average here on the west coast as well. so what does that mean? that means tomorrow, all of these 60's inland are going to your place to buy 70's. and you start to see even around the bay itself. we have potential to get into that 70 degree mark. while san francisco be looking for about 60 for tomorrow. so obviously a difference is afoot. here's the high pressure. you can start to see that ridge, albeit, you know, little far away from us. still, that is going to be the thing that building kind of influences our weather. so right now looking good. we've got some of those nice clear skies that are out there. we're going keep that as we roll through the week. you see a few clouds rolling in on wednesday and thursday, but nothing nothing to, you know, dramatic were actually pretty quiet here as we head into next weekend. it won't be until the following week that we start to cool down yet again. back to you. kyla. we've learned 2 people have died after being shot an

app on saturday. that's according to the napa police department. officers arrived at that scene and located 2 victims. >> suffering from at least one gunshot wound. one of the victims died at the scene. the second died at the hospital and neighbors are telling us the victims were teenage girls. >> i just know that they're from the area from that and their lives were cut short. >> neighbors also tell us that this doesn't happen in this neighborhood. it's usually a safe place. so far no arrests have been made. police say more information about this will be released soon. kron 4 is your local election headquarters in the race for congressional district. 16 is being recounted starting today. this is congresswoman anna eshoo, his old seat. sam liccardo came in first place of an low and just some idiot tied for second. they both have 16.6% of the vote and it could take up to 5 days for this recount to be finished.

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>> right now, the chp, this is the chief of the chp golden gate division down gold brand is talking about the protests that stopped traffic today. let's listen >> it's dangerous and it prevents motors from safety reaching their destination. as necessary. the chp will take enforcement action. that includes what is not limited to issuing citations impounding vehicles. arresting individuals who intentionally blocked traffic on the states transportation system. we'll

post any threat to public state. so with that, answer any questions that anybody might. so this site for vehicles. >> either there would have been only one vehicle impounded. i believe. and the other one, everybody was on foot during a out. they're going to be rescued by local authorities, upset those on this bridge here will be with the san francisco district attorney's office. >> maybe it will out. you just

>> the conspiracy charges because it was obviously a conspiracy in the manner in which that they want about. it was an orchestrated. the fact that they put forth, they blocked 3 separate locations freeways. they prevent it. you know, law enforcement, paramedics, ambulances to get to their point destination and preventing that from happening. and that's can happen. you can protest. any which way you want, but it is unlawful to the roadway and to prevent people from getting to work. personnel from getting to was so the bulls, the

president is you kept people from being able to get to to move the way the traffic was backed no-bake could not back but not before they were stuck in a location, they couldn't. so we'll work with the with san francisco district attorney's office on that. and we'll see that's one that they are going for. first we're doing is those that are involved. we've done our best to get i implore people, protest. we're here to protect your rights to protest. but you cannot what not to eat. law enforcement. fire department from getting out to

now. so what we're doing theirs, we had vehicles facing multiple directions, but we had to come wrong way. we had to make sure that all be able turn around. you could open roadways safer. so the motoring public for for. so we have to get everything turned around. make sure there are no pedestrians on the officers. yeah, we're out there for a long time. they they want look around the watched. there was no indication that any. everything was contained to so we had specific intelligence. there was a decent amount of intelligence about this date. but the specific protest we

will continue to do all order to prevent this from happening. once it's give you an understanding the concrete there on that for you we have to jackhammers and saws to cut to basically break in that's the reason it took a while it's it's a complex on their part is complex. and we did everything we could have to cut the cut the barrel. you got to in with a concrete. >> and then you have to basically cut that rebar that's in you can officers, i'm very blessed that they got it opened as quickly as

consider it. this. he said that there was very sophisticated how many more times than that, the profit. i we will continue to be the best we can with our intelligence. that's the reason aren't charging conspiracy. >> because this i crossed settings believe charge. have

specific examples are numbers to know that there is no doubt that calls for service or late. >> countless officers dealing with 3 locations. so redeploy now they have in the back of the truck and they drove on the freeway stop holding out of >> as i stated before, we have no specific intent. and without the specific intel we had officers, we have extra officers working tonight. we have deployed ready to respond. we have no specific intel that's how now that i'm

aware that good question asked whether fire we didn't have any contact i'll take one to 2 more questions that will wrap please take you off the whatever's. >> it's it's frustrating everyone on a break for 3 to 4 i did not some people getting upset people maintain their composure. >> there was no violence from anybody. one more thank you

appreciate >> we've been listening live to the chief of the california highway patrol golden gate division. give an update on the protests that happened not only on the golden gate bridge has backdrop and also 80 today. he went over the amount of people who were arrested. some of the charges, including unlawful assembly and conspiracy. that was an interesting charge that he added in there. he did say that people are allowed to protest and they protect people's right to protest. but it's unlawful to prevent roadways. you can't keep emergency vehicles from getting through. they had also no specific intelligence about what would unfold today. we're working to get more information about this information about this breaking

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are now on the way to sacramento for their must-win play-in game it with the kings tomorrow night. but right now kron 4 school sports reporter kate rooney joins us now from chase center after. >> today's practice and, you know, it's winner take all tomorrow. >> yeah, this is about as important as it gets justine last time this year, the warriors were. you're ready to play the kings in a best of 7 series, the first round of the postseason. they ended up winning that series in a dramatic game 7 and ended up losing in the second round of the playoffs. but this time they're fighting for their chance to even get into the playoffs. it is the play-in tournament and steph curry said it pretty much amounts to a game. 7 situation. only one chance to advance. but if today's practice is any

indication, the warriors are feeling pretty good. now they're heading into a winner takes all contest in today's practice was loose, even sort of playful. seems like all the players on the practice court really enjoying themselves. but they were taking those endless free throw shots and working on their pick and rolls. and you know, why shouldn't they be feeling good? the warriors played their best basketball of the season during the final weeks of the regular season, winning 10 of their final 12 games, including 7 on the road. they played great defense and got big shooting nights from everyone from steph, too. rookies trayce jackson-davis a brand gems. keep today, stephen steve kerr said it's really showing in their attitude as they prepare for tomorrow's game. >> i really think this team has good draymond has been a great mentor for the younger the 2nd half of the year wigs in a really good so it's a it. it's not just in our record and our offensive defensive

rating. it's the vibe and it's a good vibe obviously we're in in a tough spot. we've got to win 2 games just to get into the playoffs and anything can happen. i think just in terms of >> optimism and confidence in who we are and what we can do. any given night. you have to maintain that. you have to believe that. i think we do. because only one game and then one game and hopefully. orbit. we understand what was like in this type of environment. a must-win scenario. >> if anyone understands what it's like in that environment, it's steph curry. so if the warriors win tomorrow's game, they still have to play another play-in tournament game to even make it into the true postseason. they'd be playing the winner of the pelicans lakers game. that will be coming up on friday and either way the warriors would have to travel for that so they've got 2 road games before the even can earn their spot in the first round of the postseason. but we believe in the right they've done it all

before at chase center, kate rooney kron 4 sports, some good basketball head. thanks, kate. >> for money right now, if you have not done so already, it's time to file your taxes. today is the deadline. they are returned. the returns are due by 11:59pm for most people. if you need some extra time, you can file for an extension at last for 6 months. you can use that form. 48 68, but that is just an extension to file your returns. not a delay. what you owe. you also have to send in both the extension form and a payment or at least approximate amount by today's deadline if you don't, you can be hit with some costly penalties of 5% or of your unpaid taxes for each month that your return is late. krispy kreme is celebrating the tax filing deadline with the special do not deal. the doughnut chain says that customers can buy a dozen original glazed doughnuts today and then get that second doesn't for the price of sales tax and their state. there is

a limit, though, only 2 dozen doughnuts per customer. and the company says that supply is limited. this is the second year in a row that krispy kreme has offered this special tax day deal. we're also learning right now that fewer people are buying rooftop solar panels for their homes. the industry is shrinking being hit by high interest rates, tight credit and cuts to solar initiatives. the amount of solar power u.s. homeowners install this year could shrink by 13% more than 100 solar contractors have already gone out of business during the past year. demand is just dried up. california leads the country in solar power, but that has backfired. it is led to a glut of solar power that often goes to waste. california is also cutting the amount of compensation most rooftop solar owners can get fairly the electricity that they sent to the grid by 75% or more as the cost of upgrading. the grid is soaring. experts say

california's experience could foreshadow with the rest of the country will face as it deals with the rising costs of grid and transmission upgrades. to san francisco county jails are now on lockdown after a number of inmates attacked deputies and other staff. the union that represents the deputies is demanding the immediate deployment of the california national guard lockdowns are happening at county jails 2, 3, where the sheriff's office is saying 7 staff members have been injured by inmates since march. 29. and in the north bay correctional officer from sassoon city pleaded guilty to taking bribes from inmates to smuggle in cell phones. stephen crittenden was a prison guard at the california medical facility in vacaville from 2021 to 2023.ihe accepted bribes of more than $45,000 from inmates. >> who wanted him to smuggle in cell phones. pleaded guilty to bribery concerning programs receiving federal funds and is

scheduled to be sentenced in september. he faces a maximum of 10 years in federal prison and a $250,000 fine. happening tomorrow, convicted killer scott peterson is set to be back in a redwood city courtroom. this will be the first of 3 hearings in an effort to get his conviction overturned. peterson was convicted of 2 in 2004 of murdering 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 judge to approve new dna testing and that evidence be reexamined. here's what it looks like from our camera on top of mount tam some clouds and some blue skies and some sun to nice mix on this monday. kyle is here now with details.

>> and i'm also a reminder to do our taxes. yeah, that's right. well, i have to you know, i have to have a forecaster intake center is as an example and you're looking out for some upper 60's as your high today pulling back into the 50's as we get into the evening. >> so yes, if you are furiously trying to do your taxes, at least the weather is on your side today, everybody. nothing stopping you from taking that trip to the post office to get them in the mail. temperatures right now are a little bit below average. you can see we've got some mid to upper 60's inland. some 50's at the coast in here in san francisco about 59 degrees. and tonight, this is some other good news are going relatively clear night. you're looking years to get into about 10 o'clock tonight. that's about 11 o'clock notice. we go into the overnight hours. you don't see a whole lot of fog. so it should be very limited as we get up tomorrow morning, we should see a little bit more of that blue sky a little bit earlier. so mostly clear skies, some light wind out there tonight. temperatures as you can see, also pretty mild, my lowest low and inland valleys about 44 degrees. that's not bad at all. so as we take a live look outside here at half, moon bay can see

where those blue skies are just very inviting today, albeit a little cool out there. but even the coastal start to warm up as we get over the next couple of days. you can see temperatures kind of topping out wednesday into thursday. we do have a little pullback as we head towards the weekend. we'll talk about that in your seven-day forecast. coming up. thank you. >> and up next, lawmakers from the capital city paying a visit to the nation's capital, the resources they are hoping to bring back in order to improve life for people here improve life for people here in california. ness.

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>> across the country, hundreds of businesses and public political leaders from the california state capitol

are in washington, d.c., working to secure a federal dollars and resources for back home. it's all part of the annual cap to cap conference and our capitol correspondent eytan wallace is traveling with the delegation. has a look at some of the priorities. attendees are focused >> well, hello from washington, d.c., and on the second full day of cap to cap. let me tell you, it was a busy one. attendees met with members of congress and other high-profile government officials all to address key issues. we faced back home. >> kicking off the day with the plots. more than 420 business and political leaders from california's capital region. now in washington, d.c., for the fifty-second annual capital to capital advocacy conference also known as kept a cat. organized by the sacramento metropolitan chamber of commerce. the four-day event includes more than 170 meetings with influential government leaders all with the end goal to secure billions of dollars in federal funding for back home.

this is the place to be. let's invent the future. adressing the delegation. sacramento congressmember ami bera spoke about the need for economic development during a one-on-one interview. he said that must include a push to ensure money from the 1.2 trillion dollar bipartisan infrastructure law of 2021. continues to fund local projects for bridges, roadways and green technology does federal dollars. we want to make sure we bring that back to california, bringing back to sacramento to la to san diego and those they think of those cities, cap to crp attorneys are asking for more federal resources to help with an issue in communities and on sidewalks like this one across the state. >> the issue of homelessness were in an urgent all need to address this issue. lisa bates is the ceo of sacramento steps forward. a nonprofit organization working to get resources to people experiencing homelessness. she's pushing members of congress to extend tax credits for low income at-risk families. >> and for tax credits to incentivize the creation of more affordable housing

housing with services are instrumental able to to move people out permanently out of homelessness. in total, the conference includes 13 policy groups. each focused on a different issue from flood protection to education to food and agriculture also included the issue of public safety and specifically a plea for help to address retail theft. >> devastating, i mean, this could literally bankrupt a business. >> why are businesses leaving open in san francisco? why are they leaving san diego? why are they leaving california? because other retail theft crisis, needs to be addressed. and speaking of public safety. >> as we approach the summer months, attendees are seeking additional federal resources to help with force management and fire protection. the threat of wildfires significant alice down as a council member of the city of auburn, a city nestled in the foothills of the sierra nevada. she says it's crucial for the federal government to do its part in the state where it owns more than half a

public forested lands. it's important that we continue to maintain that partnership that we have with the federal government to work. >> collaboratively with them to ensure these lands are resilient help make sure that we're out in front of ready to respond when emergency happens. and looking ahead to tomorrow, the delegation is expected to hear directly from steve case. he's an entrepreneur and co-founder. >> of aol reporting from washington, tom wallace kron. 4 news. >> well, talk about our forecast now with a live look here at coit tower in san francisco. pilots here so we can see what's going on only here in the bay area, but also across the country. yeah, blue skies here and frankly across the country pretty calm today. but we're going to see that change as we get into tomorrow. there's going to be a threat of severe weather, meaning the threat of tornadoes from the midwest, right on down to the south yet again. and that is because we've got a cooler air mass is going to be rolling into a warmer air mass. you get those 2 together that we start to get some trouble. thankfully, that's not the case here on the west coast. we are a little bit cool today compared

to where we should be for this time of year. but we do have reading up at 74 degrees right now. so an indication of warm-up on the way this week. but right now the warmest spot on the map i've got is fremont at 71 degrees followed by san jose to bout 68 conquers made it up. 68 pittsburgh now at 74. you can see some of those inland spots are warming up, but still a little cool in the spotlight. petaluma right now, napa. they're sitting in the low 60's. having said that pretty nice here in san francisco. so we're going to have that continued clearing as we work our way through the night. very calm weather in the overnight hours, including not a whole lot of fog to be worried about tomorrow morning. and we're warming up this week and the weekend looks good to out here and give you the big picture and show you that is we've got high pressure developing and building a ridge in here. we're going to see any rain that might come towards us go to the north of us and kind of dissipate, right? so we don't have that concern and not only do not have that concern, but we're going to warm up because of that ridge as well. live look from the east bay here showing you a lovely day today. do taking his example here. we're looking at concord in the 60's today, but you can

see 70's tomorrow and then potentially 80 degrees as we get into wednesday. finally pulling back as we get into friday. but still a very above average week ahead of us considering inland should be about 69, 70 degrees are going to surpass that as we get into tomorrow. and then wednesday and thursday will be the peak of the war. as we go throughout week. we'll pull it back a little on friday and saturday. but you can even see as we get into the weekend, even though we pull back, e average. and we've got a really nice sunny weekend headed our way. >> that's a fine looking forecast. i'll get it. all right. there's a new leader in smartphone sales, but it comes at the cost of changes in the market. according to the latest numbers from the international data corporation, iphone sales dropped by almost 10% around the world compared to last year. samson one, the quarterly numbers with the most smartphones sold. but sales for phones overall are down compared to previous years. smartphone demand is up

across the world by nearly 8%. but makers have not been able to keep up. and coming up here, a new list is out with the hardest-working. cities in the country will see the various cities are ranking various cities are ranking next.

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caltrans says it is set to start a roadway safety improvement project along highway one 20 right near yosemite officials are saying this is coming after a major rock slide closed a section of the roadway and february. the project will take place east of groveland construction slated to begin today with one-way traffic from sweet water camp ground to sawmill mountain road. drivers can expect about a 10 to 15 minute delay in that area. the project should be done this summer. and you do have a chance to hit some of the best trails in the country for free this month during national park week. it kicks off on saturday to celebrate entry fees will be waived that all 429 sites within the national park system, including all 9 of california's national parks. that happens from april. 20th through the 28th. and there's a new wallet hub report that revealed the top hardest-working cities in the u.s. washington, d.c., came in at number one. san francisco in the top 10 number 8, san

jose came in at number 50. the set the study cities rank based on several factors, including the employment rate and the average number of hours worked per week. we worked hard today. kyla. no doubt about that. and the sun is doing its thing today. it is. the weather is on your side. everybody got the blue skies out there. taking a live look from mount tam. you can just see how those clouds have been clearing. >> and that will be the stories we go throughout the night tonight. in fact, tomorrow morning, i don't expect much in the way of fog. we will see a few high clouds, the kind of roll across throughout our day tomorrow, but still not bad. and tomorrow begins the warm-up. so a look at tomorrow's highs indicating right that this warm-up is on the way. you can see some of those mid to upper 70's expected tomorrow. and we just go higher than that as we head into wednesday. kind of hold steady there on thursday before pulling back a little as we head towards the weekend. but even having said that, a really nice warm day as we go across the next 7 days really is until next monday that you start to see temperatures kind of go below

average. once again, staying dry, though, which i think is some good news for thank you so much for joining us here during kron for news this afternoon. i'm justine waldman. appreciate your time an update on the breaking news story from earlier today about the protests that shut down the golden gate bridge and 8.80 when property is at 5 8.80 when property is at 5 starts. we'll see that.

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