>> now from the area's local news station. this is kron. 4 news at 3. >> thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 is the 3. i'm justine waltman and we will begin in the east bay where contra costa county schools are on high alert today after receiving an e-mail bomb threat. it since been deemed not credible but schools are still increasing safety measures are to be justice. spoke with students and parents about this. the threat was deemed not credible but out of the abundance of caution, schools within the antioch school district have increased security. >> we have confirmed that our campuses are safe at the time.

i didn't station completed infection each campus. our department have confirmed that this is the all around district, several east bay school districts notifying parents wednesday morning after being on high alert in response to a bomb threat. >> that called for the release of russian prisoners. that same email was sent out to at least antioch, unified brentwood union liberty union mount diablo unified in pittsburg, unified school districts. >> claiming a bomb on campus would detonate a 01:00pm unless all russian prisoners in captives and persons from all u.s. jails, prisons and institutions were released. that letter prompting increased security providers. >> and our private security firm will be on the ground throughout the day. training camp closely. open and will resume the normal schedule. >> the district immediately notifying their local police departments working together to verify that the threat was not credible. some parents

still not comfortable choosing to pick up their children early. >> she didn't like if a real, not. >> was were used gear. as well. a little scared eric faulkner, assistant superintendent with the liberty union high school district which includes high schools in brentwood and oakley. >> reported that the threat had been distributed to schools across the state. margarita hernandez, his daughter, an elementary student, says that these fake threats can be scary. >> it's not good >> he could make kids in pens hillary. brett, what police also say that they have resource officers on each campus along with increasing patrols as well reporting to justice kron. 4 news. in the north bay, the marin county sheriff's office is issuing a public safety alert following a high school senior challenge. >> that's a sky zing a toy gun as a real gun law enforcement sharing these photos of a water gun. they found on a teenager taking part in this

game called the senior assassin challenge yesterday. deputies went to a home after neighbors say there was a suspicious person with a gun. there. according to officers, the incident turned out to be connected to this high school game is another warning students that having a toy mistaken as a real gun is dangerous. >> there's definitely serious implications that could come from in this particular the replica firearm that was used, a does have a very significant features of a real firearm that was similar in size as well as shape and markings, a real gun. so although kids want to have fun that they want to do silly pranks to do things like that, that many of us that senior of her own this is something that definitely some serious ramifications. >> coming up during kron for news at 5, are theresa stasi is going to have more on this developing story. and there are no charges just yet for

the protesters who shut down the golden gate bridge on monday, san francisco disc returning, brooke jenkins says that more evidence is needed before she could move forward with the case video showing here with the golden gate. look like on monday morning. pro-palestinian protesters took over the bridge and stopped traffic causing commuters to come to a complete stop in both directions that lasted for hours. police say protesters use pipes, change and locks making things difficult for law enforcement to get them off of the road. the chp arrested. 26 people for false imprisonment and unlawful assembly, but check-in sense. officials must obtain videos of the protesters caught in the act in order for them to be charged. >> we have been in constant communication with chp moran regarding their investigation since these arrests were made. once the investigation is complete, we will have to conduct an individualized assessment of the evidence to see what charges should be

filed against which individuals that participated. >> so the da wants anyone trapped on the bridge that day to contact chp marin. she also writes that you may be entitled to restitution and have other victims rights guaranteed. alameda county district attorney pamela price also releasing a statement saying her office is in communication with chp about the protest on 8.80, she released a statement that says in part our prosecutors are standing by and prepared to receive case information for individuals arrested during that incident. she goes on to say, while my office supports the central right to protest, it is important to note the public safety should never be compromised and exercising the first amendment right of free speech. that's guaranteed under the u.s. constitution. former san francisco city commissioner has resigned from his job at a nonprofit following allegations of domestic violence and assault. 3 women have recently come forward with allegations

against john jacobus. according to a report that was published in the san francisco standard. he was the director of community development for the housing nonprofit. todd co until resigned yesterday. the women told the standard they all filed police reports but they didn't say. they but they say they didn't go anywhere. he was first publicly accused of rape in a different incident in 2021. it's unclear what action police have taken regarding the reports. the san francisco police is saying that the department is investigating the 3 women's allegations. and the police chief bill scott address the allegations putting out the statement today saying the sfpd is working diligently on these open investigations. we take assault cases very seriously. and we closely with our victims. we urge anyone who is a victim of assault to come forward and report your case to sfpd. we did also reach out to the housing nonprofit tenants and owners development corporation where

he resigned from his director position. the non-profit claims it is not aware of the allegations. some of the statement here, we'd some of it when it comes to these allegations. the reality is a social justice nonprofit like ours is not qualified to investigate potentially criminal acts. and that responsibility rests with law enforcement. we can do believe in 2 deeply held convictions equally. we must listen and hear the voices of women when they speak out and we west. remember, everyone deserves due process. here's what looks like outside right now across the city of san francisco are enjoying some warm temperatures today. meteorologist kyla grogan here now with details all across the state. it's looking good out there. yeah. beautiful day today. wanted to start with we got yesterday. just to show you the difference compared to where we are right now. it's about the heat of the day. so yesterday we got up to >> upper 70's in spots like san jose. concord, you can see napa got up. 77 pittsburgh up to 81 degrees. 67 in san

francisco downtown. and now let's talk about where we are right now, which is to say that we have a hard up quite quite handily. has it got throughout afternoon sitting now in san francisco. you can see it's 70 oakland. 75 where upper 70's in san jose. you can see just these numbers are all up there, right? we should be about 70 degrees in london. we are well above that. 61 out of half moon bay. so it has been a bit of a day getting a little bit of a sea breeze right now. you can see about 10, 15 miles per hour out at the coast, but not bad a little bit. and oakland right now, too. but you can see stormtracker 4, really just a few high clouds that have made their way in as we go throughout our afternoon, we've had high pressure migrate a little bit to the south so that does allow for a little bit of spillover from some of the cloud cover that rolls in. having said that, it is not stopping us from warming up. so tonight we'll actually see some of those clouds start to thin out a bit decreasing as we get in the evening. wind out of the west at 5 to 10 miles per hour. it's going to be a really nice night. temperatures really lovely in the overnight hours there. you can see upper 40's to almost the mid 50's

tonight. how long will this warm weather lasts? i have the answers for you and your 7 day forecast of seeing a bit with that. kron four's your local election headquarters and a state bill that would have banned homeless encampments near schools and major transit stops has failed to pass in sacramento. the bill would have banned camping on sidewalks if shelter space is >> disappointing obviously, you know, we worked very hard to make this a bipartisan bill. i think my coauthor as senator catherine blakespear also from san is taking this issue seriously. and we it just shows us that we have a lot of work to do with the committee and with the voices in opposition that, you know, in my opinion, really don't understand the goal of the bill. it's not to criminalize homelessness. >> the bill is not completely dead yet to the state senator behind it was granted reconsideration, which means he can resubmit the bill for approval and the public safety committee. homeowners in

california are watching their insurance bills skyrocket due to wildfires and other disasters and some insurance companies have also stopped covering homes in certain areas. there's a new bill trying to stop this sb 10 searching for just a million acres a year. we set 3.7. >> billion dollars. which increased cal-fire. stunning number 2, number 3 really embraced aerial resources and it was our technology like no other state has. and that's why last couple years we had the same number of wildfires has 2021, but very acres burned. >> so this is sb 10. 60 was introduced by menlo park state senator josh becker. it would require insurance companies, insurance companies to consider the billions of dollars the state has spent on wildfire mitigation when determining what to charge customers. becker says if insurance companies determine that wildfire investments are not helping, then the funds put towards that investment can be put elsewhere. he

joined us turned conference at 2 o'clock today to talk about this. more will be on our website. kron 4 dot com. there's another notable bill that was brought to the state senate today sb 9.15, introduced by san jose senator dave cortez. the it aims to further regulate driverless cars. the bill would align driverless vehicle restrictions with those of human driven vehicles. that means local police could ticket the cars and communities could keep them out of aneas of concern, driverless cars would also be subject to the same dmv requirements as any other vehicle. the bill had its first hearing today. it could be a month or more until it goes to the governor's desk. all eyes on tesla again after the company cut the price of its self driving software. but how good is it? rich demuro tried to that. >> tesla has slashed the price of its self-driving software, used to cost $200 a month is now under 100 a month. we decided to do the upgrade to see how it performs. stops in

the middle of it are like that. tesla's self-driving software. that's the company has long promoted the ability of its key vista drive themselves. now they're making this offer more accessible by lowering the price. >> owners can subscribe for $100 a month. he used to cost 200. you can upgrade right from the the blue lets us know that we are now in full. tesla calls it full self-driving supervised. now i'm gonna keep my hands. pretty close to the wheel here. the car can follow your navigation route. change lanes make turns and even park itself. we are pulling holding pretty this reminds me a lot of cruise control. it feels easier. and in fact, i think that car can change lanes in some ways better than i can. my experience. it works, but it's erratic and often unpredictable. tesla says it does not make your car autonomous vehicles on the blinker. the and we are now

taking the exit. the car remind you to touch the wheel every so often and uses the in cabin camera to make sure you're paying attention. they claim it's not a self-driving and therefore they're not subject to the self-driving car regulations so they pretty much do what they want to no doubt is an outspoken critic of tesla's self-driving technology. be like a hawk. you know, it's going to try to kill you. you know, it's going to try to crash into a parked car, crossed the yellow line whatever. but what's happening here, bottom line, you're either in full control of the car or you're not. this in between state can feel even more stressful. it's still pretty wild what this car can do on its own. tesla is definitely pushing the boundaries here. but when it works, it's an incredible feat of engineering and software. >> but it still seems that there's a lot of work to be done to make this more reliable and safe or i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. >> coming up, more issues in the sky. what prompted today's

alaska airlines flight grounded and boeing already getting a battered reputation and it's taking another hit. what witnesses had to say at today's senate hearing. plus, the recent audit of the san jose police department is in th

a new audit of the san jose police department shows there are several areas for improvement kron. 4 s charles clifford has the details. >> in its annual report, the city of san jose's independent police auditor found that the police department responded to more than 201,000 calls for service in 2023 officers also

self initiated more than 87,000 interactions with the public for things like traffic stops. there are also 2 incidents in which officers fired their weapons. the audit also found that there were 367 complaints made against officers, including 47 from within the department of those 249 were accusations of police misconduct. and 36 were complaints about officers using force from 2022 to 2023, the overall number of complaints against officers dropped. there were also fewer use of force complaints. the audit also highlights several areas where they say officers should receive additional training in 2 cases, citizens complained that during a traffic stop an officer and asked, are there any dead babies in the car upon further investigation? one officer said that this was an example of shock talk meant to catch a listener off guard and thereby cause a greater likelihood of the listener speaking the truth. the audit recommends that the department should strongly discourage such tactics. in another complaint, an officer was accused of

using excessive force during an arrest when asked by the suspect why he was being detained. the officer replied, we just decided to stop a black man for no reason. okay. a review of that incident found that the officers use of force was within police policy. but that additional training was needed to avoid bias based policing the audit also recommends that san jose pd work to uphold the 4th amendment right to protection from unreasonable searches and seizures that they try to avoid being seen as wasting resources and that officers received training to self report if they use force charles clifford kron. 4 news. >> a ground stop issued by the faa for alaska airlines has now been canceled. the stoppage happened just before 8 tris morning. it impacted all alaska, mainline and sub carrier flights. the airline said the issue was related to problems with a computer system. upgrade. alaska airlines offer services to all 3 of the bay area's major airports at sfo, 15 alaska flights delayed today to

alaska flights delayed it. oakland and 6 delayed at san jose mineta international. lawmakers on capitol hill heard from boeing whistleblowers today who say the company safety failures could put airplane passengers at risk. boeing has denied these allegations and says that it promotes quality and safety. but one whistleblower told senators the company used unsafe techniques to ramp up production and they be asian expert who sister died in the crash of a boeing 7.37. max, 8 also took the stand and argued there can be a disconnect between one management says and what employees here. >> they hear safety is our number one priority. what they see is that that's only true as long as your production milestones are met. and at that point, it's pushing out the door as fast you can flying public is also acutely worried about why pieces of boeing airplanes are falling from the sky. >> senators say they want to give americans confidence that they're safe in the air. some

lawmakers say they want to hear from airlines and pilots about the problems too. we'll talk about our weather now with this live look at sfo, fittingly, enough. pretty day outside across the bay area. kyle is here speaking to the little tour of what it's looking like outside. looks great out there. yeah, it's beautiful out there. we're having what i think, ali, a top ten-day, lots of sunshine, warm temperatures not terribly warm but really nice few clouds out there, too. but you can see across the bay, lots of sunshine and the temperatures here. 79 degrees in san jose get the idea we have warmed up. we're at 75 in pretty much everywhere across the bay. tomorrow looks to be very similar to this where we kind of stick with these above average temperatures and the sunshine. let's take livermore as an example and look across the next few days here. now on average, we should be about 70 degrees this time of year. we're looking out for those upper 70's today and tomorrow

and then we'll cool down by couple of degrees as we head into friday and saturday. but you can see by sunday and monday we're going to popping back up there again. however, take your side over to tuesday there. and that's when you start to see a pattern change, right? things get a little bit different. temperatures knocked down a bit. so as we look at our big weather pattern here, you few clouds kind of being thrown our way as we head into friday as we do start to see a little bit of a slight cool down. i think cool down a little dramatic way to say that we're a few degrees cooler. but as we get into next week, you can see the models are kind of picking up on a little something here, right up front, possibly moving through. and it's not that we necessarily are going to get rain. but the chances there about 25% of models right now are showing a little something. something to show you. the long-range forecast here. the top is temperatures and the bottom is precipitation and we start to see green and we're moving into like a week to 10 days ahead. and then 2 weeks ahead and then threw said you get towards the end of the month and you start to see that we have a little shot at some precipitation. still an outside chance. you know how sometimes these things can go

well to the north of us and miss but you see the breakdown in temperatures as we get to tuesday and wednesday. so that indication that that will be the end of this particular pattern that we are dealing with the warmer temperatures, high pressure and above average where we should be this time of year is about 70 degrees inland. so enjoy it for the next 5 or 6 days. we'll do. >> still ahead, santa clara county residents could see a higher water bill. why suppliers say that they we need to raise rates and the federal reserve says interest rates could stay longer projected. we'll see what we projected. we'll see what we can expect after the break. norman, bad news...

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for your money. santa clara county residents could soon see higher water bills in the upcoming year as one water agency is looking for ways to cover costs. >> valley water is spending big to fix the anderson up or dams and other projects that hold the protect the county's water supply from climate change. the region's main water supply or is proposing raising groundwater production charges on cities and private water retailers. so this could add up to about $9 a month to a customer's bill in the upcoming fiscal year. a final decision is going to be made in mid-may when valley waters board approves the upcoming budget. elon musk is planning to charge new x users, a small fee in order to post on the social media site. that's unclear how much that charge will be or when it's going to start. musk says he's charging new users in order to help combat ai bots and spam accounts. he says new accounts

will be able to post without paying a fee after 3 months. the federal reserve says interest rates could stay high. for a longer than expected due to stalled progress on inflation. the announcement causing u.s. stocks to waiver right before they closed on tuesday. recent data shows the central bank's 2%. inflation goal is going to take longer to achieve than they thought. coming up here, police are searching for a suspect, they say robbed a mail carrier at gunpoint. this happened union city. more on this attack. that happened right in the middle of the day. >> and a former reality tv star facing jail time for falsely promising luxury apartments to investors. the hd tv show that turned into a bay area fraud case. plus, a nonprofit youth baseball leagues. equipment has been stolen by thieves were going to hear from the organizers are now saying fact is a are now saying fact is a

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receive so broken into a sports complex in concord and they've stolen more than $15,000 worth of a nonprofit youth baseball leagues, equipment. >> the league season is now in full swing. and organizers are telling kron four's juggle the suspect is a crushing blow. >> normally in this box. we keep our generators and we keep 2 large a tv. but when anthony northrop opened con x box saturday night noticed one of atv's was gone. tv and as he continued to survey the junior officers, only complex and conquer. it realized thieves took a lot more. they

still generators. they stole water pumps, the water pump for used to pump water off the field so that when it rains we can get a field playable in a couple of hours. multiple connick storage boxes, ransacked tools stolen to you're targeting someone who just can't recover easily. >> i don't understand that mindset marking or is the league's board president. his brother anthony is the facility's director. both continue volunteering for the organization, even though no longer playing it. >> that's why this angers all of the volunteers whose league just incurred $15,000 in losses. i understand you need something, but >> why a nonprofit organization, online fundraiser has been established to help replace what was lost and the north rips are grateful for that. it pphurts because, again, this equipment out here, the volunteers out here, the parents out here, the people out here. are here for children. despite the burglary. the northrop say volunteers are working hard to

ensure it does not impact play as the spring season continues in concord. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> the chp continues to fight retail crime across the state. new numbers are showing this year alone. the retail crime task force recovered a record number of stolen goods and arrested hundreds of suspects since the beginning of the year. officials made 474 arrests and recovered more than 160,000 stolen goods for a value of more than 4 million dollars. the organized retail crime task force began in 2019. and since then, the chp has arrested more than 2500 suspects and recovered more than 42 million dollars worth of stolen goods in february. governor newsom deployed units to oakland and radar. alameda county to help fight violent crime and retail crime in the bay area. the chp recovered 400 stolen cars in oakland and arrested 200 people last week.

the sfmta board of directors has voted to finalize the plans for installing speed cameras around the city. back in 2023, a state bill was passed that allows san francisco along with 5 other cities to implement a 5 year safety camera pilot. so this enables the sfmta to install 33 speed cameras on streets that have a history of speeding and severe or fatal crashes. also back now to the east bay where someone attacked and robbed a mail carrier at gunpoint in union city. and police are now offering a reward as they look for this attacker kron four's. sara stinson has the story. >> a mail carrier assaulted and robbed at gunpoint here in union city in the middle of the afternoon. the thieves also took off with a postal key. i spoke with a postal inspector who says this could result in mail being stolen from people who live in that neighborhood where the robbery took place. for us a very high priority investigation. another u.s. postal service

mail carrier attacked on the job. this time the postal employee was assaulted and robbed at gunpoint in union city. it happened around 2 saturday afternoon on granada way off regions boulevard. union city police responded in say the mail carrier was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. postal police are working around the clock to identify and find the attacker. usps has put out $150,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or people involved of the safety of letter carriers is our number one concern. just fitch is a postal inspector. he says people who live in this union city neighborhood should be on high alert if they see you know. >> 3, 4, weeks, credit card statements or bank statements where there's transaction they did not make. contact us or contact. union city police department fitch says in the last 4 years usps has seen an uptick in mail carrier

robberies. it's been all over the bay area. we had robberies in san francisco. we've had properties here oakland. >> berkeley. that that number of different cities just last month, kron 4 reported on postal worker being robbed in oakland. investigators shared this photo of the suspect who they're still searching for. there's $150,000 reward offered in this case as well. anybody has information that any of these robberies that we publicized contact us at the 24 hour number, the 877-876-2455. >> if the person or people involved in this robbery are caught and convicted, they would face 2 felonies for allegedly stealing the postal people, but also assaulting the mail carrier that could result in up to 35 years behind bars. i'm sara stinson reporting in union city. back to you. >> in the north bay, a fire in santa rosa costs about $20,000 worth of damage to a home. the fire department says the

flames started around one in the morning inside a home on hillsborough circle. and crews say they saw smoke coming out of the garage. the fire did not spread to the rest of the house. and people inside were able to get out without any injuries. firefighters say that this fire started from discarded wheelie rags. and number of tornadoes touching down in the midwest. this is video from northwestern iowa from yesterday. at least 10 counties across nebraska, iowa, missouri and kansas reported tornado damage. several buildings destroyed and many trees were uprooted. and then the town of richmond, kansas, there was a twister that stayed on the ground for 20 minutes. the powerful storm system also brought heavy rain, hail and thunder. and there have been at least 2 injuries reported. and our meteorologist kyla grogan joins us with details. and you were talking about this yesterday that hot and cold air colliding and this is what happened. yeah, that's exactly it. and you see that with this front that now he's track from where it was right in parts of

the plains now across the ohio valley in out heading into pennsylvania. >> west virginia, some of man here to kind of show you where this line of storms, the most dangerous line that we've had today is as you can see it from cleveland, ohio, rolling all the way back to columbus, getting ready to push towards pittsburgh. these are severe thunderstorm warnings, meaning these are cells that are capable of rotation. and these are the warnings that kind of tell people to get into their safe space in their house, which would be away from any windows and that low interior portion of their home to try and avoid any of this danger. now, i can tell you that right north of columbus at about 4 o'clock this afternoon, leesburg, that's the local time. they had a funnel cloud that was spotted in. this was a tornado warned cell. now you do not see the little red dots meeting. there are tornado warnings. these are just severe thunderstorm warnings, meaning that they're not quite as bad as they were just about an hour ago. but these are all storm reports showing hail that is upwards of an inch showing wind that is blowing upwards of 50 miles per hour. and this is the area that is under a tornado watch as we go throughout the evening until midnight tonight. you can see

it from cleveland, ohio, to pittsburgh and clarksburg west virginia. so very, very dangerous. it's you know, our phones are kind of a good tool when there is severe weather around because it can give you those watches and warnings as can you know, your local meteorologist. but it's very tough whether it's my least most desirable, whether to be forecasting, right, because it's just so dangerous. i do not like it. but i do like what we've got going on today. it's beautiful here in san francisco. you can see that we preach 72 degrees. >> wow. on the downtown reading. amazing 79 in san jose. 76 in santa rosa. just beautiful out there. few clouds out of the coast. you can see that now half moon bay tomorrow will be a repeat of today. expect more mild, very warm temperatures will pull it back. just a touch as we get into friday. but you can see the weekend the beginning of it there saturday, sunshine and some absolutely gorgeous temperatures when they come back. we'll talk a little bit more about our 7 day forecast. thank you enough for your health. because in the south bay, the santa clara county board of supervisors voted in favor of supporting the effort to keep regional medical

center open. this is coming after hours of public testimony against its closure supervisor. cindy chavez says closing the trauma center would mean people who are suffering from a stroke or heart attack or who are seriously hurt in a car accident but have to travel a lot farther away to get the help that they need. supervisors are now calling on the state department of health to help them. they believe if they can demonstrate that closing the trauma center would be a major public safety danger. then the state would be obligated to keep it open. so quite a hospital in redwood city has been named among the top 100 hospitals in the nation. the list published this week by fortune magazine. so quite a hospital was the only hospital in the bay area to make this prestigious list. the rankings are determined by patient outcomes and community impact. according to the study, if all hospitals performed at the level of the top 100 and additional 350,000

lives would be saved each year and the health care system would save more than 17 billion dollars scripps memorial in southern california and sutter davis hospital where the only other 2 california hospitals to make this list. and has measles cases continues to rise across the nation. some states are reaching out directly to parents to help with the vaccination efforts as of last week, there have been more than 120 confirmed infections in at least 17 states this year. that's according to the cdc. that's more than double the 58 cases seen during all of 2023. cdc data is showing national coverage for measles, mumps and rubella vaccines kindergartners has fallen below. 95% for 3 straight years. that's the level that's needed for herd immunity. these faces here pretty much sums up how that warriors game went last night against the king. that plan turned to be a a quite a disappointment for

dub nation has we saw the team's season come to an end to the warriors, lost that must-win game in sacramento. the big question is how the warriors core of 3 steph curry, klay thompson and draymond green are going to remain together. not the final score was when 18 94 curry finished the game with 22 points. green had 12 points and 6 assists. thompson had rough night was for 10, 0 points and he does become an unrestricted free agent this summer. all right. the nba has banned toronto raptors forward jontay porter for life or gambling. the league says the porter gave bettors inside information bet nba games and even faked ailments to get pulled from at least one game in order to benefit the gamblers. the commissioner adam silver calls porter's actions, quote, blatant violations of league policy. poor to play. just 37 pro games in his four-year career. spending most of his time in

the nba's developmental league. and today marks a huge milestone in the journey to paris as it's now 100 days until the start of the 2024 summer olympics. the olympic flame and torts officially lit yesterday traditional ceremony in greece. officials with the u.s. olympic and paralympic committee say they are ready to take hundreds of athletes to the city of light. they've created a training center for olympic and paralympic athletes to use while there in paris. organizers say there are more than 800 team usa athletes are going to compete in the games and the u.s. athletes. we're at the usa media summit in new york city and they're saying they are ready for their shot at olympic glory. i'm really excited for being in the olympic and seeing what the city is like with big things happening there. >> this will be the first olympics with family and friends in the stands since the winter olympics in south korea in 2018.

>> coming up here and hgtv actor is facing jail time for money laundering. and it all happened here in the bay area will have more on phony fix-up operation and how it allegedly hurt local homeowners. plus, the oakland ballers are preparing for a historic field. that's where they want to play their 2024 season. well, hear their vision for the park and what it's going to take for to become a to take for to become a reality. ness.

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>> a former hgtv actor and los gatos resident is facing 4 years in jail has now been ordered to pay back ten's

million dollars after he was caught laundering money on real estate in the bay area. santa clara county prosecutors say that charles todd hill who started the show flip it to win. it created a ponzi scheme by taking investor funds to buy homes and using them to live lavishly hills to show the concept was that he would fix-up rundown houses and then sell them for profit. according to prosecutors. instead, he spent millions on remodels and then pocketed millions of dollars. 11 people fell victim to the fraud out of the scam. and the victims are saying they're still suffering financial damage. in the east bay. detectives in san pablo have identified the body of a woman found back in september and the oakland estuary and they believe that she was killed by her son in law. the body belongs to 75 year-old kuwait ran and police have been looking for her and her 4 year-old daughter file a since they both went missing

in september. and last month police arrested wise has been vo and investors say vo claim that the woman took off in a car after an argument. but police later found the car in oakland with vo behind the wheel. investigators now believe that he was involved in the deaths and disappearance of both women. but police are still not looking for his wife's body. and police are investigating the body of a man that washed up ashore. the berkeley marina. they found it saturday night. they say it's a man in his 50's. investigators are trying to determine his identity and cause of death. and a massive water main break shooting water. nearly 8 stories high. this happened in san francisco's mission bay neighborhood from earlier this morning after a car reportedly crashed into a fire hydrant. this is right near china basin and you can see the water. they're going straight up into the sky and then flooding the streets. there. kristen, get there about midnight reach out for some more details. but it's not perfect. >> certainly ms.

>> all right. we're talking about forecast now with a lovely. it is here across the bay area right now and cuyler. you called it was a top 10 or top 5 day. it certainly it certainly has made list. yeah, it is up there. it's beautiful out there. not just here, but across the entire state of california. really looking good. i want to put your eye though. take a look at phoenix for attorney 92 degrees right now. 86 in las vegas. this is where >> the southwest starts pulling away. right these temperatures and they are really warming up. we are warm but not that crazy. warm. having said that bakersfield right now is at 80 degrees. 71 in la 78 in sacramento. and we're not doing too shabby ourselves. you can see stormtracker 4 kind of showing you all that beautiful sunshine that california sunshine doing what it does, which is keeping things lovely and warming us up. so right now we're going to let 79 san jose at 79. we're at 80 degrees in fremont and dublin. 76 in san mateo, 80 in pittsburgh right now. 78 in vallejo head up to the north bay, nevada. about 75 little

cooler up there. 76 in santa rosa. but still it's way above average, right? high pressure's been in control. so these are iso thurmes that show you temperature and you get to the oranges and the reds that we start to get warmer. the blues and the greens that's cooler. so just shows you movie through friday here that high pressure moves away a little bit, but it's still kind of keeps us just warm and then we get zonal. >> we're not a whole lot of action happens. you see a little low pressure kind of lurking up here, but it doesn't really knock this out of the way. just cools us down ever so slightly. so as we look at our temperature trends of the next few days, take berkeley's example. you can see here tomorrow like today and thursday, maybe a couple of degrees cooler friday is where we break that pattern down a little bit. but then we warm up again as we head to the weekend. we kind of have that zonal feeling until things finally really start to change as we get into out tuesday of next week. but between now and then it's not a whole lot of variation. it's above average. it's pretty nice to get some beautiful sunshine over the weekend.

here. and then as we get into tuesday, that's with a pattern. change happens and not only to be cool down, we go below average. so enjoy the next 5 or 6 days knowing that, yes, we will come back down to earth, but it's all said and done. haha. thank you. hundreds of california leaders are on the way back home after a busy few days advocating for our region in washington, d.c., in total more than 425 businesses, political and community leaders from all across california's capital region took part in this year's 52nd annual capital to capital conference. also known as cap the cap. >> organized by the sacramento metropolitan chamber of commerce. the four-day event included more than 170 meetings with influential government leaders all with the goal of securing federal funding for back home. organizers say the money will provide resources for key issues like fire prevention, homelessness services, manufacturing and economic development. >> this has been a complete success. i've been here and

that it's the best yet. and the best that we've had so far with these are the kind of trips reaction coming get to meet with the opinion leaders and elected officials directly in their office carrying messages from back home and being the largest chamber advocacy day in the country makes it even more special for us. it just in a judge the go but home to do some pilot programs to connect with each other to collaborate and make something happen. >> more details about funding winds and outcomes for the region will be announced in the near future next year's cap. the cap is already scheduled for may 3rd through may 7th. the u.s. supreme court appears divided on a case that could alter election interference charges against former president trump tuesday. justices heard arguments in a case challenging the use of obstruction statutes against january 6. rioters. the law criminalizes efforts to obstruct influence or impede any official proceeding. conviction can result in up to 20 years in prison. several of

the court's conservative majority appeared skeptical about the charges suggesting that the department of justice misuse the law. a decision is expected this summer. as president biden hits the campaign trail this week, he spoke exclusively to our washington correspondent reshad hudson about economic concerns. the 2024 race and the israel-hamas war. >> mister president and that president biden at the scranton cultural center. i asked him about the economy and of stubborn inflation will hurt his reelection. chances. >> we both kind of place you consume only 2 thirds. it is being stubborn and not going down to 2% but significantly different. but for many americans is paychecks aren't going far. when you look at the price of things like are so expensive, how do you work to get those prices well, we work to get those prices down by making sure corporate profits running the can under control.

>> a look. the fact is we have the strongest economy or any country in the world. we've got more to do. the president is spending much of the week campaigning in the state of pennsylvania. >> i asked him whether he was worried about winning the swing state. we have over. >> 1 million, 600,000 people contribute to us. here in pennsylvania, 10's of thousands. guess what? the average contribution $200. he had no headquarters and we will mobilize i asked the current president about the former president's constant attacks. >> former president trump has spent a lot of this time this year in a courtroom. he directly blames you. president biden is being responsible behind those prosecutions. how do you respond to is like everything has nothing to do with me. i have nothing to not want talk to anyone in my administration >> trump's problems a lot of them occurred. well, before i became president. and so i had nothing to do with >> we talked about the pro-palestinian protesters that have shown up to many of

president biden's events to express their frustrations with him about the situation in gaza. how do you win their support? >> well, i have no meeting with number one. number 2, made it clear that we have vastly increase the mountain for food, water, health care going into gaza. >> the president told me he reluctantly supports the bills that are currently moving through the house that would address humanitarian aid for gaza and military funding for israel and ukraine. >> passing you to these individually separately, we would support has been all through federal through just to pass it along. >> the president and i talked for a bit more than 6 minutes. then it was back on the campaign trail reporting in washington, reshad hudson. >> the oakland ballers remain hopeful as the oakland city council considers there planter renovates. more on this story and this new baby here after the break. the

oakland ballers remain hopeful that the city of oakland is considering their plan to renovate the team wants to invest 1.6 million dollars into raimondi park for their 2020 for spring season. the baller say they want the park to be a central hub for community gatherings, outdoor activities and also family friendly events. the city council's final decision is going to take place. april 30th and the team's first home game is june 4th. in indiana announced the birth of a sesh keen and it is now exploring

its new world. take a look here. the zoo said the baby was born on wednesday. the babies are now able to stand and nurse within usually an hour or 2 of being born with this baby, did it within about 15 minutes getting up on its feet and nursing and according to the zoo. these are a very rare species of animal that are part of the goat envelope. family. cute video alerts and warm weather alert as well. yeah. exactly. beautiful night out there tonight. if you have plans to be outdoors, i think you're going to be. >> in good company with a lot of other folks heading out as far as the clouds are concerned, some high clouds out there as we get into our evening that will see some clearing and then tomorrow, very limited by the way of marine layer rights. you can see not a whole lot of fog to deal with, but we will start to have more clouds roll through as we get throughout our day. that's about 12, 30 so kind of a repeat of today, meaning that we're going to see those temperatures again as well get into the upper 70's and low 80's for those of you inland. so just be ready for that. this doesn't last forever. you can see it does finally break down as we get into next week.

>> thank you, kylen. thank you so much for joining us here on kron for news at 3. enjoy that lovely weather out there today and we'll see you right back here tomorrow. have a great here tomorrow. have a great day.

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