kron. 4 morning news. police are looking for the person who killed a woman. she was shot downtown san jose. tensions are rising on college campuses across the country and here in the bay area over the war in gaza will take you to uc berkeley and we're going to take it to sacramento where the oakland a's are. now. they're big fans are protesting because these are going to get to play there before they moved vegas. >> from the local news station, you're watching you on morning team. >> good morning. and happy monday to you happens every week. and here we are again at 10 o'clock. but it's sunny and gorgeous. and we're in for a great week and may starts this this week. dave. oh, yes, that's right. for this week ahead. okay. door ahead. good morning, everybody. i thought

it was somewhere else was in place the right place, ok? we do have onshore winds cooking here for you. that's that low up towards the north. just a 48 hour player. then it's out of here. high pressure kicks in and a warming. we will go. >> check into the winds right now. they're kind of variable, but they're going to be favoring the onshore direction over this time period, helping keep conditions at the coast, particularly very chilly there. you want to have the extra jacket sweater, even though lots of sunshine wall to wall. there is the bay you can see in the blue skies off towards the distance. 60's already in the east bay. they would probably be a little warmer if we didn't have these winds controlling the temps up to the north were just cracking in the 60's department. napa holding on to 59 60 to san jose and 59 for san francisco. let's try lower 70's here for 2 o'clock and 5. but we'll be building on this, particularly by the middle of the week. we'll be looking at some lower 80's weekend different story. but talk a little more of that later on. >> thanks a lot. dave tena wanted a developing story that we're covering our the student protests that continue a uc

berkeley as we get closer to graduation. the question is how are they going? we know there's been a camp and they're now we're in the second week. kron four's will tran is live on campus with a look at what's going on. will. >> there are students moving about and they're going to the classrooms, hoping to learn. and then there are students on campus. literally they don't leave campus. they're hoping to teach the university a few things, including what's going on. of course, between israel and palestine. you can see the tents right behind me. this is at sproul hall. this is just one sliver. let me show you the other sections of this being called an encampment. there are dozens of tense at this location and they have a huge banner hanging at sproul hall listing their demands. >> another one of the demands that the university at this location at mit, they say what's going on in palestine.

israel is genocide. so they want uc berkeley's to admit that. and they also want uc berkeley to not invest in companies that work with israel as specially making weapons of war. so this is going to go on until they get their demands. met. in the meantime, a lot of them are here, but none of them want to speak on camera given the many opportunities to go on camera talk to us to their side verbally and they all they said to me was we have a batter. it speaks for us. meanwhile, so many people are walking by heading to the classrooms with no chaos. i mention that because universities across the country and of course, including here at berkeley and across the bay area at stanford, they are watching this very closely. they want the students to have free speech as well as 2 the free thinkers. but of course, they don't want chaos to a rapt. and so far it looks like uc berkeley and has been peaceful. back to you. all

right. thanks a lot. we'll and as we'll mention, protests have been going on all around the country. some want to take a look at some of the video. >> from other protests at other universities and see how they've been handled. our dc correspondent hannah brandt has more. >> so it's a great american value to to protest, but i don't believe living in a pup tent us is really helpful on the hill sunday. senator john fetterman raised concerns about the protests and on nbc's meet the press. senator mitch mcconnell called the situation dangerous. there's also anti-semitism. >> just completely unacceptable. many students are demanding their universities cut ties with israel and senator bernie sanders told cnn the raising legitimate concerns about the death toll palestinians and the humanitarian crisis in gaza. when you make those charges, that is not semitic. >> that is a reality on fox news. senator chris murphy said he supports students demonstrating peacefully. 95% of the young people who are on

these campuses are there because they believe there's a fundamental injustice being perpetrated. senator jd vance as well. students do have a right to protest. do not have the right to set up tent cities on our public spaces in turn our cities in the garbage dumps, that that is what i think we should not allow some college campuses have use law enforcement to break up the protests and hundreds have been arrested. but senator tim kaine warned against escalating the response. the national guard going to college campuses, kent state and elsewhere did not end well. >> and i think that would be a very, very bad idea. some of the protests threaten to disrupt the upcoming graduation ceremonies scheduled at many of the college campuses with at least one already canceled in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >> 10, 0, 5, is the time. and a woman was shot and killed near downtown san jose. and now police are looking for who did this happen in the area of north 4th and east saint james streets. it was friday night around 09:00pm and her body was found in the street. the

shooter got away. neighbors just heard the gunshots and they called the police. by the time the officers got there, it was about 6 o'clock in the morning on saturday. this is the city's 12th homicide of the year. >> want to give you an update to a story we first told you about last tuesday where one of our tv crews was interviewing san jose's mayor in downtown and this man ran up wound up in a physical altercation with the police officer who was assigned to protect the mayor and what happened was is 35 year-old name wesley pollard ended up being arrested for confronting. and finally, actually physically and hitting the security guard. as you can see here he they say, became confrontational and ended up attacking the officer. but the san jose silicon valley naacp released a statement from their view about what happened and they say, quote, the officer involved in the altercation did not clearly identify himself as a law enforcement

officer. and it appears that there was no legal basis for instructing the pedestrian to move from his location in a public space. the pedestrians reaction should have been met with a more measured response from the officer considering the circumstances and quote. >> oakland >> a's fans went to sacramento to chant sell the team. they are upset that the a's are going to be able to play in sacramento while they wait for their ballpark in las vegas to be built. and here's one of them talking about it. >> i mean, sacramento kings fans field. if if if another owner came about and say, hey, we'll let you play here for free. i mean, that's what he's doing. like, yeah, you might be moving. john fisher is the 3 years. but you're also moving in the summer of sell the summer boycott. these fans are passionate and you think we're just going to go away because? it's an hour and a half away. >> help they're going to keep sacramento in protesting what plan to do in the north bay

after 27 years in business and iconic candy store on main street into braun is closing. the owner talked to kron 4 sarah stinson. >> after nearly 3 decades of providing sweet treats the candy store on main street in tehran is closing. the store was packed with people sunday trying to get their favorite candies one last time. iran is not to run without this candy it's a destination for the kids to come downtown and get candy. this is kind of sad to see that like a childhood memories going away. the shop is a sweet childhood memory for the owner to cam heartbroken. i really am i you this is been half of my life 16 years. jenny torres grew up in temple run and work to the candy store in high school in 2015 when the original owners wanted to sell, she left her job as a teacher and bought it at just 24 years old. i close up that night and i was a business tourists. as in the

last 9 years, she's experienced the ups and downs of running a business in a seasonal tourist town. during the pandemic. you know, i moved heaven and earth to to stay here keep profitable and keep paying the rent. miss a mint. torres says she was trying to renew her lease on main street. but when her landlord hiked the re 60%, she says she made the difficult decision to close. once. i realize that they weren't really willing to negotiate. i haven't had a broken talk to them. then i realized that it was just going i was suarez says this has other small businesses on main worried about being pushed out to their nervous having one in the street east, such a high rate would cause their regular rate skyrocket. you know, as word got out about the closure, the support came flooding in from the community. a lot of people came and asked me what i needed, what i wanted. people offer to invest. people offer you know, pay the rent. a gofundme page was set up to save the candy shop. it's raised more than $6,000.

tourists hopes one day she can open up the shop in a new location. but for now, it's farewell. was many of it has been coming to say goodbye to the candy store. look at that smile. i we going take away the smiles. torres is hoping to keep this sweet tradition alive by opening up another candy store somewhere else in town. >> with a different landlord, we reached out to her current landlord, but we did not hear back in time for this report. >> i'm sara stinson reporting in timber kron. 4 news. >> asia sf has officially close to. the nightclub was known for hosting dinner cabaret performances for transgender dancers and they've been around for 26 years in the south of market neighborhood in san francisco. the owner is hoping that there will be able to keep doing pop-up performances to keep the legacy of asia sf going. >> in oakland, the restaurant horn barbecue is officially back open after it suffered a devastating fire and look at

the lines to go in. fans came out in support of this new downtown location. >> the fire took a lot out of us. you know, i mean, those are flash and location actually celebrate. not 3 years there and then be able to open back up the bill to serve barbecue. what it's about for still bringing about family and li feel. from the old play couple. share it here to the new just be a great heart. you know, the community makes me emotional, man. i'm just grateful people showing up supporting us. >> so exciting. and blair pointing out some of the stuff their will to say from the fire, the michelin bib gourmand award and the american flag there gifted to chef warren by a texas pitmaster. so you can see all of the in size and eat some of that terrific barbecue at 8th and broadway at their new location. it's an 11 right now. and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news. more money is going to go to child care in alameda county after a

fight. we'll tell you how much who's going to get it. plus, california's lieutenant governor says that she's watching closely this case about being able to clear out homeless encampments or to tell you what the supreme court seems to doing. >> and what are gas prices doing? well, they're going down, but not by enough, probably for you really notice. the difference will take a look at the trend. >> and here's a look at today. we're venturing into the 70's well inland. don't forget. we'll have those winds around today. tomorrow, keeping temperatures down a bit

>> on this day in history, ariza franklin released one of the most popular hits and the uk celebrates a royal wedding newsnation's markie. martin looks back. >> today is april 29th. when you innovate, you do something that then other people can do it up. big. happy birthday to comedian jerry seinfeld. he was born in 1954. aretha franklin released her hit single respect. also became a billboard some of the year and movie director of suspense and horror films. alfred hitchcock in 1983. harold washington was sworn in as chicago's first african-american mayor. the world war, 2 monument opened in washington, d.c., and the world watched as britain's prince william marry kate middleton. >> peace plaza renovations are now underway in san francisco's japantown. and this was the groundbreaking ceremony that they had over

the weekend assembly member phil ting was there, says it's really important to invest in the api community and he says this is a step in a toning for forcing japanese americans out of this neighborhood in the past. mayor breed was also there as was former house speaker nancy pelosi. >> it's 10, 15 and >> seafood city is opening up in daly city. the american grocery chain specializing in filipino products opening in the city. one of the biggest filipino communities in bay area and in the whole country is located there in daly city. this store will be opening soon. the manager there tells kron 4 that the location is actually on saint francis bulevar that it lists as safe well over this incorrect on the website. they're going to fix that. the new location is actually be saint francis square shopping center. you know, daly city has a roughly 34% of the population is filipino descent and they're already 60 food city locations in the bay area. and with

that, the world record is broken in san francisco for the biggest s'more ever. that's a sick prank. rapper crust say that 10 times. >> and look at that gooey marshmallow. they didn't just write steven from dandelion chocolate. so i guess he used some of that chocolate. >> made the biggest more in the world at the chocolate craft experience. >> and they just had that big celebration at 7 feet by 7 feet. let's watch the unveiling again because it gives you. >> i better idea. and by the way, this whole saying is like a where a place for chocolate makers around the world to calm at the palace of fine arts. they do this as a way to celebrate. artisans came all the way from new zealand and

korea. >> and dubai since 17 right now. and as we continue to keep our eye on the weather ski season is kind of over and now they're switching from. >> snowboarding to mountain biking. >> we're getting ready for the summertime. it's it's time for new woodward were open with the mountain, biking and everything. so it's really we've got a whole bunch of different things to do. >> palisades tahoe is going to continue. they say to be open through memorial day is just what kind of snow, the quality that is. a few are standards. if you want to. >> still be skiing and boarding. take a look at this. hundreds of boats gathering for the annual opening day on the bay. the fire boats are the coolest, are they? this happened yesterday. the event showcasing. >> the work boats fireboats tow boats classic and contemporary boats. it's the official start of the san francisco bay boating season. all i was wondering why it was so busy. >> over the weekend. and i really did know, dave, i was looking out. like, wow, i could see every high. i really

i swear i said i can see every kind of boat out there. >> saw the first thing thai thought i was scruffy the tugboat all grown up and it's a ventures down the river. so you know, and what the forecast, aria for them is pretty good. yeah, but the much i know i didn't see too many sailboats and they're so on fast? yeah, that's right. so to sail boats as you go into, winds are going to come from the west. so you want to capture that wind to make it to your advantage of this is the mount tam shot for you. this little haze leftover. but basically it's sunny skies as we go. there's the low we've been tracking a little bit there. it's just helping provide this onshore wind event here for us and at the coast and around the bay. it will be a little bit on the breezy the windy side here. here's what it looks like over the next about 48 hours. however, watch to the east here. that's already starting to slip a little bit. not quite boom. there it goes by wednesday. that's the repositioning of our weather elements. this will be a high pressure zone where that low was providing the offshore winds. but get settled, it's going to be a little bit of a heat pump for us going forward. so we're mostly sunny

and mild. that cool breeze. i just referenced 70's for the day. 80's going on in london. that will happen as we get to about wednesday. now and then for the latter portion week that's keep that gravy train going. it's the weekend. the things change again, you know, it's spring. these things come and go. that's going to be a big drop, some 15 degrees, less by saturday that we had on friday. so shock to the system. i know it's the weekend at all. we have more cloud cover winds come back again. might get something. they're not shore. models are kind of dry right now. keep it dry now. but a shower is maybe possibility there. 65 san francisco. 74 oakland, 72 for san jose. got the mid 70's off towards the east and lower to mid 70's. meanwhile, up north in a bit, we'll be checking and the 4 zone forecast for you and extended with those 80's coming. daria. >> thanks a lot. it is 10, 20 right now and a developing story out of sfo where another united flight was diverted because of a mechanical issue. let's take a peek at the airport live right now. and

this flight actually, it started sacramento and they were headed to denver when they had to land yesterday in san francisco, it was a boeing 7.37. in all those say is there were mechanical issues or a mechanical issue, but they didn't say what they said. the pilot didn't have to make an emergency landing. they just landed there safely 160 people. they got him off the plane and put them on to another aircraft and they made it to denver about 2 hours later. in san francisco, a man is sentenced to 10 years in prison for trying to hire an undercover fbi agent to murder his ex-wife. allen gessen was in a years long legal battle with his ex-wife for custody of their 2 children. investigators say his original plan involved bribing immigration agents to deport his acts to her home country and then they say he plotted to kill her in twenty-twenty to the fbi says that guests and met with one of their undercover agents and wired

about $23,000 to one of the agency's bank accounts. new this morning, a fire broke out in multiple storage units and fremont. it happened earlier this morning at extra space storage on fremont boulevard. nobody was hurt. firefighters quickly put out a lot of damage there. and you can see a lot of people store the stuff in there. so that stuff is all ruined as well. 10. 21 is the time right now. alameda county taxpayers are going to see a sales tax increase to help fund children. childcare. it's called measure c and it is a half a cent sales tax that is going to be in effect for 20 years because voters passed this in 2020, but it never took effect till now because it was challenged by alameda county taxpayers association, the california supreme court, however, has upheld the measure that just happened. so now this money is going to be divided into 2 accounts. 20% is devoted to pediatric health care and then

80% will go towards childcare. preschool and early education. 10. 22 is the time right now. and a celebration of life is planned for glide co-founder reverend cecil williams. he died at the age of 94 and he was also a civil rights activists in lgbtq activists. glide just said they're going to have this big celebration inviting everybody to come and enjoy paying tribute and celebrating his life. it's on sunday. may 12th at 01:00pm at, of course, that glide church on ellis street. it's 10. 22. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news, the sausalito ferry has been closed for more than a week now. and it's really starting impact. businesses will take a look at what you can do to get

>> it's 10. 25 and police arrested 2 minors for carjacking and robbing a person and the the victim was sitting in their car near holiday street and cassidy street on tuesday night when a man walked up with a weapon and was able to drive off with the dodge avenger. that vehicle was spotted 2 days later and officers noticed it was stolen car. so they tried to pull it over. a chase ensued in berkeley and the driver ended up crashing into another vehicle. then 2 people got out of the car, made a run for. they went across the highway and police were able to arrest them. it turns out they were teens 10. 26 is the time and happening now, santa clara county fire crews are clearing vegetation along multiple roads. the doing this work in los altos hills. and

that will last from today. all through may 10th along a lane road lover on road conception, fremont road. those are all some of the roads that will be impacted as they do this. they're getting rid of all woody vegetation, trash and everything else. they want to reduce the fire risk in that area. gas prices are going down penny by penny. so we're a whole $0.3 cheaper than last week. i did. it can use the word sheep. let's take a look at the prices in the bay area. you can see that napa county tops the list with the most expensive gas at 5.66. a gallon just for regular unleaded. and if you lose, use that high test, it's because even more san francisco's a penny less and penny by penny, you can go down the list until you wind up in santa clara county where at least they're under 5.50, at 5.48. a gallon there. 10, 27 and coming up next on the kron. 4 morning news. thousands of students are in san jose to show off

their engineering skills. >> and wha

>> 10 29 right now checking out the weather and it's all it's all clear skies, i guess, for the whole week, pretty much that case yet. and unfortunately changes in time for the weekend will be cooler and may,e even some showers there, whatever. but let's get to the good part of the story here this week to enjoy dessert. before we have to eat the meat and potatoes or there's a look at your winds right now as we speak. they will be onshore for the most part and they will pick up a little bit in the afternoon hours. they're they're cooling mechanism that keeps the temperatures down a bit. here's the shot from of from mount tam there. you can see a

bit haze that's kind of left over. but on balance, we're looking pretty good and mostly sunny will be the rule. 67 already on antioch. we're still going that warming going on, even though we have these winds. 59, meanwhile, up to a napa. 55 also half moon bay. word to the wise headed to the coast. it will be a bit cooler what it looks like in the picture window. the contrast yesterday were trailing a little bit up in the north bay, actually building a bit down south half moon bay, 4 degrees ahead of yesterday. so today, let's keep it. sunny temps in the lower 70's, but will probably reach highs in the mid 70's for those inland valleys. but 80 expected by wednesday. take a look at longer range forecast for you and after discuss what's going on also this weekend to daria. all riget. thanks a lot, dave. it's 10, 30 and in the south bay for 37 years, thousands of students in northern california come >> to downtown san jose to show off their engineering skills. and this is for the tech challenge. there were 2000 students who came to the competition. kron four's jack moment takes a look.

>> over 500 teams of students from around 144 different schools from the bay area. and northern california joined together here downtown san jose for the 37th annual tech challenged. but the tech projects they're working go back months. >> time means the end of the school year. but for these kids. >> really, fun. >> challenging the 37th annual tech challenge in downtown san jose. well, months in the making doesn't feel like your usual homework assignment. this is really an opportunity from students all over california to showcase their amazing engineers feel i belong core helps protect challenge on every single year. this is her 11th and she says every year is a different theme. this year's theme is space. >> she adds that every year is special. they started as early as october. >> at the end of the project, they come here to showcase everything they've built for long court. it's a pivotal moment for kids anywhere from 4th grade to senior year round for me. i really love to see

all the amazing things that the kids create. it really gives me a lot of hope for the future of our world. >> what the future can wait because now it's time to show off. target twice into 3 different platforms. this group of spaceship for their style could middle school and east side. san jose. these kids started building their catapult last summer. how do feel about winning really great. really great. and they'll all their targets besides one and get a medal beyond infinity. astronauts and alien from outer this team is from randall world languages. school in milpitas. pretty good because it even like. >> it was also pretty consistent compared their accomplishments and happy for the opportunity to show their talents to families all over northern california. at mister can chew. >> he was the one. so yes, can too. >> well, the theme of this year's annual tech challenge

was space, but organizers are dropping back next year's theme could be something that has to grab it's, quote, gravity is your friend. we're in downtown san jose. jack moment. kron 4 news. >> at my age gravity that my friend? it is 10. 33 right now. and police have arrested. a homeless man is accused of attacking piedmont's police chief when the chief went for this arrest was a situation that happened at an ace hardware on grand avenue in piedmont. that's where was reported that an elderly man had been hit by someone. and so when police showed up, the suspect was identified as willie gomer. he ran next door and police tried to apprehend him. but they say that he attacked officers, cities, pepper spray and they tased him. but then he got away and broke into a home and threatened to residents there. then he came outside on that house and he was confronted by piedmont's police chief jeremy bowers. well, he managed to

get into the chiefs police cruiser and the chief ran around to the other side of the car. and that is when gomer allegedly attacked the chiefs. they took him into custody and faces several charges on the peninsula. san mateo deputies arrested a man for a taking a child the same day that she was reported kidnapped, a woman approached them outside of police headquarters in north fair oaks saturday afternoon saying that her 4 year-old daughter had been taken by the child's father. the his car was spotted driving down el camino real and he was taken into custody. the child was returned unharmed. it appears indications are the supreme court may rule in favor of cities in case of whether to allow punishments for unhoused people who are sleeping outside when there are shelters at full capacity and here in the bay area, san francisco has said that they've been blocked from enforcing camping regulations because the city does not have enough shelter space for the

homeless population. california's lieutenant governor has been paying close attention to the hearings in this case. it does appear as though the court is going to side with the cities. >> and when they make this decision, if it goes that way, that ability to clear encampments when necessary by the city's he's probably going to be restored. a decision is eypected to be handed down later this year. new this morning, the number of retirees in the u.s. is growing at a rapid rate. but >> instead of being able to enjoy retirement. a lot are realizing they need to go back to work because they can't make ends meet news nation's xavier walton has more. >> a little at work on the 4th floor. janet campbell reports for duty. good morning. she's making waves in more ways than what at united homecare you can pulled out before we can even sit down for an interview. janet and the team had to finish pptting together

bags for community outreach. we are janet says she was finished working altogether years ago or so. she thought she actually retired early after working education for many, many years. but things changed. we have to have somewhere to >> we have to have food on my table. so i put the private eye, jim, and it says she was thrusted back into the workforce. she blames inflation. her mortgage rate went through the roof and says the social security just wasn't enough. i cried. >> days. but i just put one foot. >> for sadly, janet's story is playing up for millions nationwide. 12% of retired americans are expected to go back to work this year. that's according to a survey from resume builder dot com except to like 60% of retirees. >> are having to do something to supplement whatever they've got their own retirement accounts. >> inflation and cost of living are among the top

reasons, retirees or punching the clock again, starting a business going into the game could take on me. i'm driving for uber doordash. haha back of the 4th floor. janet says she's just rolling with the punches. just i don't i will cry and i don't want to crash. that was xavier walton reporting. >> it's 10 37 and local businesses in sausalito have been really affected because the sausalito ferry has been shut down. and as you can see, a bus or a service instead. and that's because and inspection found one of the pier pilings was damaged. a spokesperson for the ferry says they can only do this work in low tide. so it's taking a while now. we're in the second week and business owners say that their suffering. >> i think everybody's businesses affected. 15 or more per cent. people that visit san francisco, one of

the things they have to do while they're in san francisco's take a ferry boat to sausalito and spend the day here in the in the magic kingdom. and that's what this is. >> the golden gate ferry is hoping that service will be back up and running and you can catch a ferry instead of a bus sometime next week. it is 10, 30, a and new this morning. we are testing some of the fastest internet speeds available on an airplane with rich demuro. in today's tech smart >> hawaiian airlines, one of the first to offer super speedy satellite internet from starlink on their flights. recently, i got on board to try it out. i've been on plenty of flights before, but never one like this. never had a fast internet on a plane. excited. hawaiian airlines among the first to acquit their planes with starlink internet. >> a network of low-orbit satellites providing fast connectivity around the globe.

upgraded planes are marked with a starlink sticker at the entrance. hawaiian brought me on board to try out the first things first as a nerd. >> i've got to test the speed 250. look if you have that at home and we are halfway across the pacific between i tried uploading and downloading large files playing games, streaming movies and even a peloton workout on demand. we're already streaming. so if you forgot to download a movie. there's no need to download any more. you can just watch whatever you want. it all works flawlessly with speeds. well over 100 megabits per second. it is really important for us is a smaller airline. just think level of service. hawaiian airlines ceo peter ingram. you think about the real early generations of conductivity on the common was

it was terrible. this connection is seamless and starts the second. you get your grateful from a guest and flight attendants, right? they really impressed by the quality of the internet saying all this internet so fast, don't have to plan ahead. so i see a world where those in-flight entertainment systems probably going by the wayside. starlink is free and why plans to keep it that way. we figured since we war later to the party, a providing and the honor of playing just jump to offering the very, very and offering a complimentary and letting the rest of the market go up. >> hawaiian continues to outfit their planes. so not every flight will have starling just yet. and while you can connect multiple devices for free and there are no data limits, they do ask that passengers are frein for making voice or video calls live streaming from their

seats and offensive content is not allowed. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. it's 41. and still ahead on the consul morning news, we're going to take a look at the players that he's been drafted players that he's been drafted by the forty-niners.

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>> it's 43 3 time gold medalist gabby douglas. >> is a step closer now to returning to the olympics. you qualify for the u.s. championships in the balance beam and the vault. >> in her first competition in 8 years, she finished 10th overall the american classic and now prepares for the

nationals which start on may 30th. and the nfl draft continued into the weekend. the forty-niners introduced there. first-round pick wide receiver ricky pearsall to the bay area. on saturday. they picked up 5 more players and 3 of those picks in the 4th round. first option. niners tooks. wait for safety. malique my with their first pick in the 4th round. he provides some deaths and the niners defensive backfield and >> and they went to the offense for the second pick in the 4th round selecting running back. isaiah out of louisville, 6 feet tall, 221 pounds, a prototypical kyle shanahan running back quick decision-maker, the line and the blocks catch the ball, the backfield. so real good utility player there with their last pick in the 4th round. the niners shows wide receiver jacob cowing he's from arizona, 2 seasons with the wildcats. any caught on a 75 passes for over 1800 yards

and a whopping 20 touchdowns. now let's go to the 6 hour. the niners chose offensive lineman jarrett, kingston, 6 foot 4, 305 pounder planet washington state then transferring to usc last year. he is a versatile lineman. he can play all positions to up and down the line and then finally in the 7th round, they picked up linebacker tatum. that's the you out of florida state. nice to some extra help at linebacker madrid re law out for the big part of the season. that will be some needed help. and let's talk baseball, too, because it was actually a great weekend for the giants. they beat the pirates at home and swept them. kron four's. kate rooney has the highlights. it seems the san francisco giants may be finally hitting something resembling a strike. >> for the first time this season, the giants won back-to-back series, their defense and pitching really seems to be coming together over the last 7 starts. giants pitchers have a combined 0.9 5 e r a and while there's still

a little bit to be desired when it comes to offense, there's some flashes happening that are encouraging for this team. for example, the giants hit back-to-back home runs for the first time all season tire estrada and make us trump's going yard for the orange and black. while the players say they're encouraged after this. homestand manager bob melvin says, of course, there's still plenty of room for improvement. we've been i mean, you look at the stats across the board, whether it's pitching numbers were the offensive numbers. it has great. >> but this it here, right 500 or game below it in. we know there's a lot more in there. it's not horrible place to be. that's all you're trying to do is when you know, there's going to be tough ones like today where you got to just grind it out and make sure that you finish and >> i thought the guys, great hall really well, you know, keep it secret. so to to be in that situation, have a slow heartbeat still want to execute. is this huge profits for us? we're all coming together playing we're nice. nice roll because of the.

>> it can win. matched a career-best 6 innings pitched and allowed just 3 hits. also tying a career best. now the giants are headed off for a 10 game road trip which kicks off on tuesday in boston. >> and let's talk a's because they were taking on the orioles in baltimore. top of the 3rd and that hit to left center gives the a's 2 runs put some of the lead behind it. and then a little bit after that, you were real is up to the plate. >> and they drove the ball and that's what the oriole back on tap top of the knife. the a's get one more shot to win this. >> and you can see in the second here iowa, we can it went deep from kyle and that's out there and athletics do it. they win. 76, here's what mark kotsay has to say about it. >> that obviously shows a you know, these guys have been battling all year and you know, to come against against just playoff team obviously,

as you know, top of the division. nice. to show that fight to show resilience says a lot about group out there. >> asia back home now getting ready to take on the pirates tonight. first pitch is 6.40. and how about basketball? to oakland? high school basketball teams that are going to be honored at the state and the senate assembly. there are the senate and the assembly, the girls team from oakland high. they won the state basketball championship in the boys team from oakland tech won the state championship. so congratulations to them. >> i-10 48 right now. it is a great day to get outside all week long for the kids, the adults, whatever you want to do. >> and he's perfect picnic weather day. >> yes, this is perfect. but put i'll tell you what, and and the which put down the ground there, you would put some rocks on because the winds to deal with too. yeah, that's the early part of forecast later on. yeah, it's warming up nicely. good morning, everybody. this is going on 70's still holding on to some snow up there. yes,

sure. and some of the resort you been hearing may last a couple more weeks longer. they may add potentially some of the higher mountain peaks, a little dusting of snow potentially there. tahoe forecast comes in like this. we've got mostly 50's to lower 60's by thursday. really trying to make that spring jump. isn't the transition for the mountain bikers at all. so we're getting there bit by bit. but still a bit of snow to hang on to just a bit. there's the low that's driving our onshore. winds are going to be around for about 48 hours or so. they're acting as a nice climate control for the coast and even a little inland. this is what they look like now where the wise watch the little flip that happens here towards the very end if solano county boom, offshore winds. and that's going to be temporary until the high takes over. it will provide a little bit of extra warmth for thumb on the scale, if you will. and that will last until we get into the weekend, which gets interesting. we know have a system in our backyard here in that's going to drive again. cloud cover. cooler temps got some wins. maybe a few showers thrown in there models and not

an agreement on this. and they've been trending a little drier lately. also into next week, too. so see, we get a little closer. how that all comes together. 4 zone forecast, san francisco coming in at 65 with the winds were in the upper 50's territory. so, you know, you see the blue skies still could be a bit chilly with that wind. 64 burlingame to a foster city. 67, 68 palo alto in redwood city, lower 70's for the south. asian notice like san jose and east bay shoreline approaching 70 with lower 70's for much of tri valley. 74 walnut creek, though, concord. at 75, these are spots that will see 80 come wednesday. 68 for berkeley, allay at 68. 77 fairfield, napa, 73 and also for santa rosa. in your 70 forecast, here's the spike wednesday, thursday, friday and into the weekend. that's all shock to the system. not only just the cloud cover and all the winds, but so cooler by 15 degrees or so. and maybe pencil in a little shot of a shower there. daria. >> all right. thanks a lot, dave. coming up at the cal

officials urging you to protect your property because as dave said, gets warm out and start to get a little bit drier. you can see dry vegetation around this house. they want you to keep your grass short. make sure that you clear out any old dying staff declutter the space around your home. they say 5 feet is the minimum. and that will mean that there's nothing nearby that could ignite and catch your home fire, right? because of the amber flies over to your place. you don't want that to happen. also, if you have an old wood fence and you're going upgrade, get in combustible material for that. and you can also install dual or multi pane windows that will help prevent the fire from getting inside your home. us poultry producers are soon going to have to reduce salmonella bacteria and certain chicken products. this requirement is from the usda and they want to prevent food poisoning. so here's what they're doing for the first time. the fda has declared salmonella as an adulterant in poultry, similar to how

e-coli. >> is considered in a contaminant in raw ground beef when this new regulation takes effect next year. sam anello will need to be reduced to very low levels in frozen and breaded and stuffed raw chicken products. and that even includes foods that are fully cooked. but they're only he treated to set the batters so they want cut down on the fact that we could get sick from eating that stuff. san francisco has one of the biggest reading groups through the program. one city, one book and this year, the san francisco public library shows the chinese groove by and it follows a teen who moved from china to san francisco. the chinese group is unspoken connection among fellow immigrants. as together they navigate a new reality. >> and this saturday, the is going to give a talk at the main library talking about the book, the san francisco library also announcing they've just kicked off api

heritage month and that starts on wednesday with they'll be doing so why is it the light?

>> just about done for monday morning. before we go, let's check in with jessica wills and see what's coming up on live in the bay today. highs. yes, hey, good morning, daria. coming up today on live in the bay. it's the art making space inspired by internationally renowned artist ruth sawa. >> we get the details on routes table, bringing together creativity and community. then just wardrobe or closet stress you out. we

get the tips to elevate your everyday style and go from confuse to chic and confident. plus, it's your chance to take to the skies over wine country. all the festivities happening at the sonoma county hot air balloon festival. and as always, we want to hear what you have to say about our question of the day. scan that qr code. we want to know what is one song that makes you get up and dance. let us know in your answer. could be read live today on the show at 01:00pm right here on kron 4 dot dash dance. put on your red shoes all, one, it's an oldie but a goodie. >> makes it. and i had some people like to dance to billie eilish and the bad guy singer is performing. >> at the s ap center, that's coming up on december 10th. >> and the know. >> it doesn't sound like he's on the radio anyway. check out our website. if you want to get on that concert had a way with his love. that will be for me to. here's the 7 day forecast warming up towards the latter portion of the

week. lower 80's watch out this weekend. clouds, cold, wind. well, that's all we all right. we'll see you back here tomorrow. have a good day.

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