murderer scott peterson in court right now as he continues pushing for a new trial. and after weeks of counting signatures by hand, the effort to recall alameda county district attorney pamela price moves forward. >> from the station, you're watching >> on morning team. >> great. thanks for joining finest hour. the last hour, the ground for more news today. we're going to see lots of sunshine. we have a lot of news to get working on. yeah, we do. we finally have arrest made 3 in the shooting deaths as those 2 teen girls that lived in napa. so we'll talk about that in just a the latest also the forecast, the with the whole week ahead. looks fantastic. right. and this time around, we don't have to dread the weekend rain. it's actually be sunny this weekend. so will be like what we do with apply sunscreen. but we are looking at a good forecast for getting out there today. hopefully can spend a little time out there.

>> looking at your camera, half moon bay already getting that sunshine. we did have some fog out there earlier. that's gone at this point. you can see visibility is solid. good to go all across the bay area. as for current temperatures, a few of us are back up in the 60's like hayward and brentwood at 62 fairfield and vacaville up to 60 for now. and temperatures will continue to rise. taking us to the 70's for more and more of us later on today. back to you. >> thanks a lot. now let's get back to that breaking news. police have arrested 3 people for the shooting deaths of 2 teenage girls in napa. yeah, this happened over the weekend. reyna harvey here in the studio now with the very latest on that and james. so napa police say one of the victims was a 17 year-old girl. the other one, just 19. well, police right at the scene on saturday found the 2 girls suffering from gunshot wounds. they say one of the girls died at the scene and other one died hospital saturday night and a new development this morning. now the police say 3 people have

been arrested. 22 year-old john nicholson of allay is being charged with 2 counts of murder. 19 year-old jessica layton and judith 8 off both of santa rosa. they've been charged with aiding in a felony. so now the police say all 3 suspects were charged and booked into the napa county jail. officials say apthat although there have been those rest, it's still looking for witnesses to come forward in that shooting. i'll send it back to you both at the des. i thank you. reyna. >> happening right now, we have a hearing for convicted killer scott peterson being held this morning in redwood city. it's the first of 3 hearings that have been said as his defense team continues to try to get a new trial travelers. michael thomas is live at the hall of justice in redwood city with what we know is going on right now. michael. >> hey, good morning, everyone. that hearing actually just finished up. it lasted maybe a total of 15 to 20 minutes. we did have our charles clifford inside who tells me that scott peterson did appear via zoom from prison. and we've got video on

your screen. he looked similar to this image the last time he was at a hearing. he had his hair back in a ponytail that blue jumpsuit and only spoke essentially to make sure that he could hear the judge. now what was discussed, essentially, they did put a letter request asking that all new evidence brought into question remain private and the sealed not making any public appearances information given out at that point. stanislaw county da did respond by saying some of that information may already be public. and some of it may just be kind of too hard to do so essentially the innocence project did repeal that request letter. so any new information that does possibly come up that be brought into evidence, we all would find that information out because they did pull back from that letter. in addition, they also talked about evidence, physical evidence that currently is in modesto of how they would get it here to san mateo county and how they would be able to go through it. that is still things that officials are trying to work

through with the da office over near modesto, saying that they would need to figure out how to transport. it may also the request of the innocence h - project has asked for because some things are not going hand in hand and some things just don't make sense, essentially on their aunt and to get background information on that. the innocence is an organization that really takes on cases that they feel were convicted wrongfully, which is how they took on scott peterson's case. and during this time, they're continuing to ask for these these requests. and they are asking for a new trial. but back out here live, this is just the first of 3 hearings. so as we get more information on the next hearing and that is put on to the calendar will continue to keep you updated. but tara and james overall, this hearing again, 20 minutes long, really not much was done. and scott peterson did not speak at all. we're waiting to for more expert and we'll bring that to you at noon. we'll send it back to live in the studio. k thanks a

lot. michael. >> channel 4 is the time of the other big story we're following this morning as the fallout from yesterday's demonstrations. one is case. we had 50 pro-palestinian protesters rallying from the fremont bart station and then marching over to the tesla factory in fremont. and then there was tension and confrontation between the protesters and the police. >> police ended up firing pepper crowd for us. jack molmud was caught up in it. >> and those pepper bullets not only hit the protesters, but they also a journalist as well, including us here kron 4 news, not before that confrontation with police officers. the protest was relatively peaceful and what demonstrators call a nationwide economic log is the chant heard around the bay area monday. protesters looking to make a statement blocking traffic. >> and some of the region's biggest names will not be complicit in genocide. and we not allow economy to proceed like normal. khalil gibran

organizer for the protest says they want to target tesla as the benefits from u.s. tax dollars which also go to fund the country's allies like israel, even if no one in charge. here is the message. jim braude says they are here but we will come out in the numbers to make sure that we are her. what matters to them is their capitalism one of the pressing people here in the states and globally. the protest started at the warm springs bart station in fremont at this protesters who didn't give us their name. >> says they were prepared to be there all evening. >> but quickly, the group took to their cars, arrived at the entrance of the tesla factory. employees tried to block off the crowd with fences, but the increasing number of protesters took it down. they marched all the way to the main entrance of tesla's factory where they met with police. it was peaceful at first, but fired at protesters and some the more we protest, the more we show up we're going to get. and i just hope that people are ready to come together and stand up the

protests died down after that. but for people like that, they're corey, who is palestinian american and it's been affecting us our whole my whole life. he says he's standing up for his family who lives in the war zone. are you worried for them? >> absolutely. yeah. sometimes they don't respond because they're just like i said. >> they're tired of responding everybody, but it scares you because you don't know if something happened to them or they're just like tired responded, you know, now these are the pepper that fremont police used against protesters. and of course, ended up hitting journalist as well for you watching at home. these to definitely not feel good. now we reached out to from a police to find out how many people were arrested from today's protest as well as tesla for comment. but we did not hear back reporting in fremont jacmel kron 4 news. >> with 10, 0, 7, the time and the recall effort behind alameda county's attorney pamela price is moving forward. so the registrar of voters confirms there are enough signatures for a recall election. the group behind the effort believes recalling

price would bring positive change to the alameda county area. now, the next step is for the alameda county board of supervisors to review the petition. they plan to do that on april. 30th. we just heard from organizers of the recall effort this morning. they say they plan to hold a press conference today to talk more about this development. that press conference is scheduled for 11:00am at the county administration building. we will let you know what they say. >> it's 10, 0, 7, and happening now, sonoma county, home care providers are rallying in front of the board of supervisors meeting. they want a livable wage the union for the workers says that home care providers and nursing home workers in the county make less. then when acosta live in sonoma county and they say that those low wages have contributed to a caregiver shortage. also happening today, san francisco sheriff's office is going to talk about lockdowns that are happening at 2 jails. there are under a lockdown because of a number of inmates have attack deputies and staff lockdowns are at jails 2, 3, where the

sheriff's office says inmates of hurt 7 staff members since march. 29th. the union representing the deputies wants the california national guard to be called in to help. women's prison in dublin. this comes after the fbi search that prison last month because over the last 3 years, at least 8 employees there have been charged with sexually abusing inmates. 5 of them have already pleaded guilty. no word on when the facility will be shut down or what will happen to the inmates that are in there. but we'll continue following the story. a caltrain accident on the peninsula injured. the driver of this car near the san martine station. look at that. the car was on the tracks at about 6.30, yesterday evening when a southbound train struck it. the driver went to the hospital for treatment about 25 passengers were on the train at the time. none of them were hurt. police now looking into why the car was on the tracks in the first place.

>> it's 10, 0, 9. and in the north bay, a man who was hit by a car earlier this month in santa rosa has died of his injuries. he was hit on april 6 around 9 in the evening while he was walking in the area of corporate center parkway. and so basketbal road, he was not in a crosswalk. he was taken to the hospital where he ended up dying on sunday. police say that the driver in that crash has been cooperating with investigators and they don't think that drugs or alcohol was a factor. >> mayor london breed is in china this week. she's trying to strengthen economic ties with china's xi, met with representatives shenzhen airlines yesterday and they talked about adding direct flights to san hrancisco. the mayor says in 2023, visitors from china spent more than 630 million dollars in san francisco. and she says boosting tourism list. the entire economy creates jobs and supports local businesses. >> newsom is in the bay area

today. he's going to be talking about a new climate partnership with norway. we'll be monitoring what happens here on kron. 4. that meeting is set for noon. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. dozens arrested and charged in monday's protests across the bay area. we're going to take a closer look at the specific charges they may face and why one legal expert thinks might be hard to prove in court. plus, scammers are targeting pg e customers will tell you what be on the lookout for. and after the break. new information coming to light about the risks that women can face after giving childbirth. >> and today is going to be another nice one, a little warmer than yesterday. 60's at the coast and 70'

>> on this day in history, the rolling stones release their very first album. and the basketball legend was born. we've got news nation's markie martin with a look back. >> today is april 16th. don't get too overdressed this morning because it's national. wear your pajamas to work day in 1912, harriet quimby was the first female to pilot an aircraft across the english channel. the new york yankees became the first major league baseball team to prominently feature numbers on the back of their uniforms. and speaking of sports, it's kareem abdul-jabbar's birthday. in 1964. the rolling stones release their debut album and it topped the uk charts for 12 weeks. apollo 16 departed for the moon and at age 40, michael jordan played his last game in the national basketball association in

2007, the virginia tech shooting happened leaving 32 people dead. and gary sinise hosted the inauguration ceremony of the world war. one memorial in washington, d.c.. >> lot going on on this day in history. here's a fun story for you in the east bay with 2 dogs that are reunited now after one was trapped in a well for 6 hours. that's marina. she's the one who fell into the well and struggled for hours to get out. and she really got out because of her best friend, wellington, the other dog in this picture. he wouldn't leave her side. he kept calling for help until a nearby security guard came over to see what was going on. and then he called the open. the security guard called the ana oakland animal he didn't call but you have a cell on that was brought out safely there both together. now happy best friends sticking by each other's side. all right. so it's spring and maybe you got that to clean. >> lot of people clean their houses with spring cleaning. and sometimes you clean out

your closet and we have some tips what she should do with your wardrobe. when you decide you're done with it, gently used items or what's wanted. so before you go in to donate something, here's some tips. make sure it's in good condition for you. give it away. wash it like you see there with the washing machine. make sure it's not ripped are stained are damaged or anything like that. and then make sure that have the stuff organized. they that when you donate you separate label what you're getting in all ways. keep the pairs of socks and pairs of shoes, everything together with their mate. so they have to dig around looking for one shoe or something and by the way, spring and summer stuff now in the season. don't give them. >> all year old winter stuff now because then be honest island out of houston only spring stuff now. yeah. so what i would say shorts for the rest of the week. yeah, no doubt. we've got john in the weather center with our wonderful forecast for the

week ahead, john. and looking like a good one, not just for the week pay into the weekend, which is nice to say after last weekend's cooldown and wet. >> whether we had seen and barca darrell looking great, lots of sunshine up above. we're seeing that all the way out to the coastline. now. and if you want to get up to the sierra, enjoy some of that relatively fresh snowfall. good chance to do that with these dry skies. high pressure ridge in place and stays in place this time around contributes to that summer pattern that we haven't seen so much of this year so far, which includes some foggy conditions at the coast, especially during morning hours. and then your afternoon, sunshine and increasingly warm weather further inland. today. we're back to the 70's tomorrow. we will be back to the low 80's for inland areas. as for today, temperatures in the 60's for the city. pretty much business as usual for the city. just a lot of sunshine and a little bit more than yesterday out along the coastline. temperatures in the 70's for the rest of us. we're going to hold off on the 80's today. save that for tomorrow and thursday. jay, i think it's just find the 70's are

enough fremont at 75 same for you, livermore. well, oakland and richmond right at 70 degrees. each north bay temperatures mostly in the mid 70's today. a look ahead shows temperatures remaining pretty steady even with those brief stints in the low 80's inland wednesday, thursday and again on sunday, not a whole lot of movement this time around and staying dry all the way through. daria. >> thanks, allies. 10, 17 in the east bay elstree. do police have arrested a man for shooting at a passing car on moeser lane. it happened last summer and police say it was walter martinez who did it firing several shots at the car and then running away. and now he is being held at the contra costa county jail. in the .orth say a man who was hit by a car earlier this month in santa rosa has died of his injuries. he was hit on april 6 around 9 in the evening when he's walking in the area of corporate center parkway. and so basketball road and he was taken to the hospital, but he ended up dying on sunday at the time.

he wasn't in a march crosswalk or at a controlled intersection when he was hit and the driver of the car is cooperating with the investigation. >> well, a dui checkpoint in millbrae didn't find any drunk drivers, but they sure did find a lot of unlicensed ones. the san mateo county sheriff's office screened about 1300 vehicles and they cited 28 drivers for driving without a license. another 5 drivers were cited for not possessing their dmv issued driver's license that day. and while no one was found driving under the influence, the sheriff's department still wants to remind you that first-time dui offenders face an average of $13,500 in fines and penalties as well as a suspended license. so don't do it. state senator duke or testing is introducing a bill today to expand data centers in silicon valley protests. he says the bill will help sustain the growth of silicon valley's technology sector by expanding data centers across the state. he says a lack of the center's is underscoring the need right now to meet the demand of the industry and that streamlining

the approval process for the center's. we'll ensure that tech industry continues to grow and stay competitive. >> a new study says that some pregnancy complications can lead to an in carries risks of death. a decade after a woman gives birth and that includes gestational diabetes. researchers found the risk of early death remain elevated for more than 40 years. the study says that that's because pregnancy complications can lead to inflammation and other abnormalities in the s all blood vessels. and it can be hard. >> to detect the conditions can lead to other health problems that may take years or even decades to appear. and there are concerns about a growing nationwide over shortage of obgyn doctors. and it's expected it's going to be harder and arder to find them. recent report from the department of health finds that the projection is they'll be a shortage of 5,000 guns in

a little more than 5 years. and with that demand is expected to rise. so the growing shortage has been getting worse for the last decade. at least. and they say what's happening is physicians are retiring faster than we can replace them. you know, would help us if med school and i can speak yes, a little cheaper, any let kids go to med school. so difficult to get it. >> anyway, according the american medical association, close to half of doctors nationwide are 55 and older. we need to replace them. and the next 5 years, 35% of physicians in the workforce are going to be a retirement age. and then what they say that fewer med students are applying specifically to be obgyn. ends. >> in states where there are strict abortion restrictions. they're finding that. >> all right. well, boeing is pushing back against claims from a whistleblower who warns that panels on the outside of one of the planes could eventually break apart during flight. so boeing engineer sam say, oh, poor says that

excessive force was applied to fit panels together on the 7.87 assembly line, raising the risk of fatigue or microscopic cracking in the material that could cause it to break apart. eventually this comes as he testifies to a congressional panel tomorrow. the company conducted testing, though, replacing 165,000 flights with no findings of fatigue in the composite structure that make up the fuselage. the average 7.87 makes about 600 flights per year. >> time now is 10, 21 coming up on the kron. 4 morning news, california business owners are in the nation's capital there trying to secure federal dollars will tell you what they like to do with that money. and we're going have the latest on a wrong-way fatal crash that happened on fatal crash that happened on 5.80.

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mobile payment applications again, pge says they don't do this. that's not how they take payment. they also apparently the scammers threaten to disconnect power because of past due bills. if you don't make your payment immediately right then and there, they may even asking for personal information again, pge says they don't do this. that's not how they collect payment. if you get a call and it sounds fishy, be warned. it's a scam. >> next time you use google, you might not find the news you're looking for. they say that they are reducing california news website from their search results. the company is pushing back against a pending state bill that will require big tech companies to pay publishers for their content. google says the bill would change the company's business model. some lawmakers are condemning google's actions calling it abuse of power. a top psychological groups as a social media with its infinite doomscrolling is risky for young people. there's a report by the american psychological association. they put this out

and they said that the endless scrolling can cause a distraction to the development of the brain and young people. so now they're urging tech companies to change their policies and take more steps to protect adolescence, mental health. they say that the age restriction that the apps have doesn't fully address the dangers at all. as we all know, kids can work their way around that. the report, however, did not offer specific changes. they'd like to see on social media apps. but they do say the parents can also play a role in limiting social media use for children. >> we're going to take a break here 10. 26 coming up, though, a bride calling for your help. now to find a porch pirate who made off with something very important to her as her wedding day is approaching. tell you what he took. it's kind of a big deal.

>> 10 29 or start to feel that sunshine. warm things up. that's right. yeah, we've got john with a look at that forecast. good morning, john. yeah. and with that theme in mind that i'd show you look out along the water today, kind of an enticing day to be getting out there for sure. this is your view at half moon bay, which was foggy earlier this morning. that fog has lifted, though and burned off and visibility is improved all across the bay area. with that sunshine. more and more of us are in the 60's now including san jose at 63. brett would fairfield and vacaville at 64 still in the 50's up the east bay shoreline later on today. it will be 60's to 70's for highs. so a little warmer than yesterday was of more in your forecast. all still to thank you, john. as we know, at least we can talk about the weather this morning as

yesterday it was all about the traffic on mask because it bay area blockades, these or protest by pro-palestinian. >> supporters and really disrupted traffic in 2 major spots. yeah, the first instance was on 8.80. that's when protesters chain themselves to these concrete filled barrels or 6 of them. >> traffic delayed for hours. and then on the golden gate bridge. there are more hours of protests there. traffic stopped mid span. >> because of that protest kron 4 sarah stinson takes a closer look at what happens now to those protesters. >> i implore people, please. protest were here to protect your rights to protest, but you cannot block roadways. you cannot keep emergency personnel, whether it's ambulance or law enforcement. fire department from getting out to assist other people. >> stern words from california highway patrol after arresting 38 protesters monday. they were among hundreds of people who disrupted traffic for hours at 3 different locations in the bay area. all calling

for an immediate cease-fire in gaza. 26 people got arrested after blocking all lanes on the golden gate bridge. 7 people got arrested on i-80 in oakland after a group locks their arms 280 pound concrete barrels in the middle of traffic lanes. and at the 7th street exit of i-80, 8000's of protesters walked onto the freeway. 5 people got arrested there. chp says the protesters now face a slew of charges. the most serious being conspiracy to commit a crime and false imprisonment, which surprise legal expert stephen clark. >> the chp is obviously taking this very seriously with these arrests suggesting conspiracy that could elevate these charges to a felony. the protesters on the golden gate bridge will be prosecuted by the san francisco district attorney and the protesters in the east bay will be prosecuted by the alameda county district attorney.

>> clark says it might be hard to prove the false imprisonment charges. certainly you can argue that the protesters by shutting down access on the bridge you are presenting those drivers. >> at the same time, the drivers could have got out of their car and left. so i don't know that that it's false imprisonment charge would hold up in trial. >> clark says as a former prosecutor, this will be overall a challenge in court when the defense argues for first amendment rights. i think it will be a difficult call for the da just how to handle these cases. >> because this is a very progressive community. we do respect the right free speech. but at the same time, we don't want to see public safety jeopardized. >> i'm sara stins,n reporting kron. 4 news. >> well, as for those ators on 8.80, that had their hands in these barrels filled with concrete. we're getting our first look now from the chp of what it looked like inside as they were cutting these protesters free. you can see there was this pvc piping in the middle

of all that concrete police call them sleeping dragons and that's where demonstrators will put their hands in these tubes. and in some cases handcuff themselves to another demonstrator who puts their hand on the other side of the 2. but in this case, as you can see, they were holding on to some rebar >> medal. >> and that's how they kept their hands inside. and so and chp in this video they released today shows how they had to cut into the concrete. get down to that pvc pipe. open it up. and then pull out that rebar number. that process took like hour or more just to get the first barrel don asked. and and then they had 7 barrels. now we can see why there's the demonstrators hand-holding on that metal rod until the police remove it. >> and then they could slide out the demonstrator. and what we haven't seen that before. it's 10, 34 right now. and prosecutors are charging 2 men now. >> with a deadly accident that happened when they were trying to get away from the police. the contra costa county da's

office charges patrick sheckells from oakland with 6 felony counts including murder and andrea albert ii of stockton with burglary. the da says that last month the 2 men broke into an l street, a tobacco store and stole products. then they led police on a chase eventually going the wrong way on 5.80, near the bay bridge toll plaza. and that is where the pickup the shekels was driving crashed head-on into 2 other vehicles, killing one of those drivers. there's a distressed bride to be out there in redwood city who needs her wedding dress in time for her big day. it was swiped. >> from her porch in one of these boxes that this man took. and you can see video from outside of the home. this happened last week. he stole a couple of packages and one of them a $2000 wedding dress from the front porch. there. this is last thursday night on about 8.30, on adams street near madison avenue near

downtown redwood city. if you recognize that man call the police, she like her dress back. it's not going to fit him. >> well, kron 4 is your local election headquarters and the recount has begun in the race to replace representative anna eshoo in congress and reyna harvey is in the studio with more. >> darya and james. so this recount will determine if assembly member evan low and santa clara county supervisor. joe, so many in will joinb former san jose mayor sam liccardo in that general election recount started in santa clara and san mateo counties. election workers with the santa clara county register voters. they have to recount roughly 132,000 ballots, the ballots, they have to be separated by each precinct and also in the order they came in. the job was expected to take about 5 days. but because of the limited space election workers are working in now is expected to take at least a week or up to 10 days. the recounts they aren't cheap. questor.

jonathan, the dia, a former campaign staffer for the carl's mayoral campaign has to pay $12,000 per day of the recount. the total cost an estimated $84,000. if he fails to make the daily payment, his recount request or in right then and there. so some politicians have criticized request, a recount legend. it was all a political move motivated by a desire to narrow the field of candidates to help look and his win. meantime, san mateo county also started their recount on monday. i'll send it back to bill to the desk. thanks a lot. kron 4 is your local election headquarters in southern california. senator steven bradford >> has just launched his campaign for lieutenant governor and 2026. senator bradford has served in the senate since 2016 before that he was in the assembly and served on the gardenia city council as well. and he was a member of california's reparations task force. he

says that his background of being a fighter in the legislature is going to help them in this run for lieutenant governor. >> i'm running for lieutenant governor because i think we're at place and time in the state of california we really need all levels of government working closely, kind been responsive. i've been engaged. i show up. this is the kind of job that the lieutenant governor's position is. it's not about about put your head down and doing the real work. i've done that for 26 years that i've been an elected official. >> if he's elected, senator bratcher would be the second black person to hold this role. his mentor, marvin damali was the first bradford is a democrat representing parts of la county and he is the second candidate to enter this rate. california senator, i'm sorry, treasurer fiona ma announced that she is campaigning for the spot as well. >> well, hundreds of california leaders gathering in our nation's capital right now for the 52nd annual cap to cap conference capital to

capital conference. the four-day event includes meetings with federal leaders and the end goal of all of this is to secure. hopefully billions of dollars in money to improve life. here for us in california, one on monday, advocates and lawmakers spoke about the need for economic and infrastructure investments. they also say homeless. wildfire prevention, retail theft. they were also top of mind. >> housing with services are instrumental able to to move people out permanently out of homelessness. wire businesses leaving open in san francisco while they leaving san diego. why are they leaving california? because other retail theft crisis. 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. >> well, special guest, aol co-founder steve case is expected to take the stage today. the conference set to continue through tomorrow.

>> time now is 10. 39 and celebrity. paris hilton is advocating for a bill to bring more accountability to use treatment facilities in california. she joined lawmakers in sacramento yesterday. now if approved this bill would require facilities to publicly post information related to the use of restraints and seclusion rooms. helton has been open about her experience in similar facilities. she also testified before congress about it. she says the bill will help protect the state's young people. >> they count ability and children's treatment act increases. transparency. so the public knows what really happens behind closed doors. if these facilities are scared of a simple transparency measure, then i think we should ask them, what do they have to hide? our current system designed to reform and some horrific instances does the exact >> the bill is currently on the senate side of the legislature and it has

bipartisan support. >> 10, 40 is the time. let's go to the east bay were decision to annex this area between the city of concord and pittsburgh to build housing is be put on hold for now. this is the last. but donna's ridge line the city of pittsburgh has joined with developer, discovery builders to annex about 600 acres of this land and build upwards of 1500 units for housing. but organizations like save mount diablo, say not so fast. they want another environmental review. well, attorneys for discovery builders say they've already sent consultants to the area. they found that developing this site won't really affect the plant species that are there. the environmental conditions would be maintained, but officials will now have to decide whether to move forward with the project. and though, look at that more closely on june. 12th. >> it's 10 41 and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, there's a new local basketball star that's going pro now you

might recognize her from stanford. we'll talk about feeling. >> and after the break, let's look to the men as well. the golden state warriors get ready for tonight's big make ready for tonight's big make or brea

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charge of that mission right now. and they say it's going to cost about 11 billion dollars and they won't be able to do it until 2040. but nasa says a that's too expensive. and b, that's too long. so now they're opening it up. they're soliciting for proposals from across the scientific community to see if somebody can redesign the mission to do it cheaper and faster. that means jpl is going to compete for the job. local lawmakers warn that any cuts to jps program will likely mean the loss of hundreds of local jobs. so we'll see what happens. well, despite many stories of people leaving california, the data actually shows that the golden state's growing in population. this is data which showed that the beginning of the year our population has now grown to 39 million people. in fact, a little more so. and that's being credited to the fact that fewer people are being allowed to work remotely. so a lot of have to move back to california and relaxed restrictions now by the federal government when it comes to legal immigration, i thought those are tied together and you're like going

to go to the moon. yeah, a lot of us are moving. not gorgeous weather out there, which is why we pay the big a job yet. but stay here for a little while. i mean, it's gorgeous out there for sure. the green hills. >> all across the bay area. but in this view right here from the east bay hills, paired with those blue skies. >> sounds pretty nice. and we're all going to it with 60's to 70's today. even nicer, right? we started the day with a little bit of fog that's burned off now and we're smooth sailing the rest of the day. high pressure ridge going to contribute to this drying trend in your forecast. so unlike what we've seen lately, which has been our ups and downs of warm and then wet weather, this one just kind of stays warm, comfortable and sunny today, we'll see a few passing clouds, but nice tomorrow. some morning fog leaving way too low. 80's for your afternoon highs bowl tomorrow and thursday afternoons. today, though, we're going hold off on the 80's for just one more day. it will be 60's to 70's today. 60's along the coast and in the city. well, 70's for bayshore and our

inland cities. carlos at 73, south bay temperatures, mid 70's to even upper 70's, san jose and campbell, all the way up to 77 degrees. hayward and richmond as well as oakland right along the east bay shoreline, hanging out in the 70's for your afternoon. highs getting a look ahead to tomorrow's temperatures will result in some low 80's. just a trend that last a couple of days, low 80's inland 70's by the bayshore friday and saturday. we do cool things off a little bit and stay notably dry into the weekend. back to you. all right. tonight is a night the warriors face off against the kings in a win or go home game. that's right. the winner clinches a spot in the western conference playoffs. >> so it's all on the line. and sports director jason dumas takes a look at how they're preparing. >> the dogs were back in the lab on monday, prepping for their play-in game on tuesday against the sacramento kings. >> the plan has been around for 3 years now, but it's still a weird concept at the nba level. to me, at least the

warriors are playing in a win or go home scenario. >> it's almost like it's the ncaa tournament. they were definitely not wanting to be in this situation, but now they have to embrace it. good thing for them. playing pretty good basketball right now. meanwhile, the kings are playing all that well at all. they have been dealing with a lot of injuries. but steph knows it does not matter. the dubs will have to be locked in if they want their season to continue. >> it's weird because we haven't played a long we had a lot of matches earlier in the year. you know, another without moliga herders. so they have some other guys that have been a part of their rotation. we have some guys that step reach a son. bpa is that really were invited rotation. last time we played them. so there's some unknowns on both sides. but unknown is the core guys who were in that series last year to play each other 4 times a year that we know each other pretty well. coaching staff know each other well, so as a little another dynamic to it, but should be

fun. competition. >> i will have live reports from sacramento tonight leading up to tip off and soon as that game wraps up. all right. that's your look at sports. >> thank you, jason. will 10. 48 is the time. and although that's an away game. fans at home can enjoy it, too. because the warriors and chase center going to be hosting a watch party for tonight's game. the event is free, although it is limited, obviously first come first serve like it is all always fans are encouraged to rsvp on the chase center's website and doors open at 5.30. they're going to live music. and then, of course, are going to show the game on the big screen out front. so enjoy go. >> with the second pick in the 2024 wnba draft. los angeles sparks select. >> cameron brink. stamford's own cameron brink is now a pro. the los angeles sparks choosing her second overall.

the wnba draft. >> she leaves sanford as one of the most decorated players and that programs, storied history. she was overcome with emotion, so grateful. and so excited for what the future here at stanford. >> this is this is a nerve wracking environment, but it we work so hard for this. >> and i just have to shout out on girls and so proud of all of us. what a great job we've done. associated all that the lead just very thankful because seasons hard. but i'm just so looking forwsrd to a new challenge and ready to get some work. >> and she was also named the naismith defensive player of the year. ok, moving to baseball now, the giants they were in miami taking on the marlins. >> top of the 7th with pick up the action with the giants tying it up at 3 apiece. with that shot to center field and they would add one more before the game was done. winning this one. 43 game 2. the series is today. first pitch

is at 3.40, this afternoon. as for the a's. oh, if only they could have had as good a game, but they -idn't. unfortunately, they draft their first game of the series against the cardinals. they did have the solo home run in the 8th, but unfortunately out that was the only run they had. st. louis takes this final score. 3 to one game 2 at the coliseum is tonight at 6.40. >> it's been decades since the u.s. lost its first butterfly species this year sees blue butterflies. >> and now they're making a little bit of a comeback with a close relative being introduced to the dunes of san francisco's presidio through genetic testing, scientists were able to compare the genetic code of cersei's to the structures of other common blue butterflies last week, dozens of silvery blue butterflies were released into 50 acres of restored dune habitat. researchers say the silvery blue will perform the same ecosystem functions as

are cities as both a pollinator and a critical member of the food web. and so we found thriving population that was. >> it's totally capable of donating a few individuals to establish a new population. so this is a new beachhead for silvery blues and they're standing in the big shoes of >> researchers are going to continue to track the butterflies movements using high resolution photography to identify their markings. >> well, a second chick-fil-a location is opening up in the city of pleasanton this week. it's going to be out at the crossroads shopping center and as part of an effort to undo themselves with the community, they're going to honor 100 pleasanton heroes with free chick-fil-a entrees for a year. and the owner of this franchise location says they will also donate $25,000 to feeding america to aid in the fight against hunger in the local, pleasant and community. time now is 10. 52. we'll be time now is 10. 52. we'll be right back.

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>> just about done for tuesday morning here on the kron. 4 morning news. let's talk to olivia horton. see what's coming up on live in the bay today. high livia. hi, diane. good morning, everybody. coming up today on live in the bay. >> it's broadway's tony award-winning musical comedy phenomenon that's headed back on tour. we visit with some of the cast from hairspray to learn more about how you can catch the next performance. then as the program, a beloved songs and delightful patter that will keep laughing and having to pop's greatest 50's hits. we talked the production

forever plaid and learn more details. plus they're the dynamic cover man specializing in live performances for events of all kinds. we sit down with the lead singer of mercy in the heart beats to hear how they're bringing the energy to their next show. and as always, we want to have you the viewer involved. so chime in our question of the day going scan that qr code today. we want to know what is one random fact about shoe that people would never guess. let us know. now it could be read a bit later in the show at 01:00pm. and i can't i daria, i have to kill thank you. >> all right. well, are actually come over here. you probably have to read this story. i feel i don't feel comfortable reading the story. it's about the fashion of all the young the last minute like they were going to the beautiful. the wnba draft. >> it was amazing. and of course we saw stamford's own big player. i mean products. i mean prado. yeah. cameron

brink. she wore what main black and white just gorgeous here with the kind of the heard this sort of up cool lsu's and jewelry shimmered in that hood and their makeup. oh, my god. that was amazing make on a different level. so he had different levels right we were not at that level. that's to what, 6 inches, yeah. i like to serving or they're all hour it khalid wear heels to what the i haha. all right. what are we looking well, a good forecast to get dressed up and i'm gonna do my job clothes and tried to run today. only are it's entice him write a report back tomorrow and thursday. get a little warmer, but staying nice all the way through. all right. that's it for all 5.

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