>> now on the kron 4 morning news. a sunday church service ends with a stabbing in san francisco. a dead whale washes ashore on alameda beach. and experts are trying to figure out how a guide. and supreme court justices will hear arguments on whether local governments can punish homeless people for camping in public spaces. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 6. >> good morning. and happy back to work monday you. live guardian radar harvey in for james fletcher this morning. hey, the weekend looks great outdoors. okay. i got a eye for the giants game good and

they lost. but still, what a day. john. good morning. i also got the web site. it's a bird. that's why i'm laughing. goes like wow. you got remember wrote we're looking outside at what's going on at the coastline. a little bit of fog out there right along the golden gate bridge this morning. >> that's going to keep our coastal areas cool inland areas. on the other hand, not going tap into that ocean breeze. >> and and are nothing but sunshine have another warm day ahead of us today. right now it's 40's 50's to even a couple of low 60's. definitely a mild start to this morning. great brisk morning to go on the job before we heat up again today. it is going to be our last day looking at some low 80's on the map after today. we're gradually cooling it off. i'll give you the details on that cool down as we go. michael. >> thanks, john. well, good morning, everyone. and happy monday. time is 601. if you're heading out this morning, good news to follow that good weather. our drive times are looking good. for the most part. you can see 13 minute commute over that bay bridge.

right now, those metering lights are on. but nothing we don't see every monday morning. taking a look at san mateo bridge right now. it's a 13 minute commute on to the peninsula which looks good over in of the north area. we see richmond, sandra fell bridge an 8 minute commute. not too bad. lastly, that golden gate bridge. it's a 19 minute commute into the city. see that gorgeous sunrise. some quick drive times for those of you who are heading out this morning. crockett's the mains 18 minute commute. walnut creek to 5, 80 12 minute commute. castro valley to the means 14 minute commute. san leandro to the maze. a 10 minute commute. so not too bad to start off this week during rain. i'll send it over to you. thank you, michael. 61 in our top story. the supreme court. >> we'll hear a homeless case whether or not cities can punish people for being homeless. so bay area cities are closely watching this case because it could impact us kron four's will tran live in san francisco with the latest on that morning. well, >> good morning, reyna. so what's going to happen in about an hour from now? the supreme court justices in

washington, d.c., they will hear the case. not sure how long it's going to take for them to ultimately make a ruling. but san francisco governor gavin newsom in sacramento, they are closely watching this because depending on how they rule it will allow san francisco and other cities in sanford escuse me. other cities in california to move forward. i can tell you that san francisco would like to enforce homeless laws, but right now they cannot do that because according to the 9th court of appeals, they say it is cruel and unusual punishment. so what's going to happen is the justices will decide whether or not criminalize. >> homelessness. this case actually is being brought forth to the supreme court. justice is from a small town in oregon called grants pass with only 40,000 people. they would like to find homelessness remove encampments from their city. the homeless population across

the country has has exploded about 12% over the past several years. and cities and states are struggling with this grants pass would like to impose fines for the homeless, but homeless advocates say that is cruel and unusual punishment because one they don't have the money. >> to pay those fines, they have nowhere else to go. and even if they could pay those fines. well, guess what? sometimes they might not be able to pay the full find so their credit gets hurt so they can't go out and rent when they're eventually ready to rent. so it's going down a rabbit hole. governor newsom, this has been an ongoing problem for him throughout his administration. he is watching this very closely because if they rule in grants, pass, which is what he is hoping for, it allows the city of san francisco to start to try to remove homeless encampments and then impose local laws against homelessness. back to you.

>> all right. thanks a lot. well, all right. meantime, let's head of the south bay san jose mayor matt mahan says he would like to make resources for the unhoused a priority for the city trying to address this with a 50 million dollar budget shull a shortfall to deal with as well. kron four's. >> jack molmud takes a look. >> johnny mendez lives and her girlfriends the windy and warm day in san jose. mendez has been homeless for just a couple weeks. she says she works as a security guard pulling in about 1000 bucks a she's been homeless before. but this time she says her hopes are shot. she says she's been rejected for voucher programs. so far we have to get really brag matter for concern comes amid the city's struggle to fill a 50 million dollar deficit in this year's budget. mayor matt mahan told the community they're going to prioritize homeless resources. you have to experiment with things that we haven't done a lot of in recent years while at the same time focusing on reducing homeless encampments,

we're going to have to experiment with safe sleeping sites may or may have says a cheaper option to get people out of an unsanctioned encampment is through illegal. what an example is when you drive down willow street by the 87 and see this encampment may have has proposed moving this one into a sanctioned encampment. there's just way too much red tape. the founder of a cop, a silicon valley and homeless advocate top lancton says unhoused people he works with are worried about the summer and what the council will end up approving. but yeah, they're worried about the safe parking the worry about. they don't want to go into congregate shelters or anything that resembles a congregate shelter like in says he hopes san jose will make the possible sanction encampments low barrier and allow people to come and go as they please not 2 feet. you that does says she would go to a sanction parking lot. >> and he's just tired of being homeless.

>> i stress. >> now all this comes as a recent audit finds that the city of san jose is not doing enough and is not being transparent. but the money that is given to them from the state of california to address its homelessness issues. now the city says this highlights a bigger statewide issue in terms of funding, but it will be up to the city and the counselors to decide how it should fund homeless programs going into this next fiscal year in downtown san jose jacmel. kron 4 news. >> in the east street takeover and oakland ends with a motorcyclist injured. they took over bellevue and grand avenues little after one of the afternoon yesterday seal these bikers, dirt bikes driving through the area. it was a safety hazard for those on the scene. and officers say that that one motorcyclist was taken to the hospital because there was a collision with a car. 50 bikes were also seen circling over lake merritt, some riding on the sidewalks and even going in the opposite direction of traffic. a

shooting along oakland's hegenberger corridor sends one person to the hospital. this happened sunday afternoon. the area was raising canes. that's where that happened. do wear in and out. just moved out. and so there was a shooting around 2 o'clock. this is video from the citizens app and when police got there, they found evidence of a shooting, but they couldn't find anyone who might have been involved. and then a short time later, there was a call from the hospital saying that someone who had been shot took themselves to the hospital and they have non-life-threatening injuries. well, police are now investigating an apparent murder suicide after a woman and a man were found shot and he worked. >> police say they found the 2 and a car parked on linden avenue saturday night. they say a 31 year-old woman shot to death in the passenger seat. a 36 year-old man was found with a gunshot wound in the driver's seat. he had to be day to the hospital where he later died. police say witnesses told them that they heard the 2 arguing before the gunshots went off. police believe the man shot the woman before shot himself.

identities have not been released. some really sad news because law enforcement agencies around the bay say they're mourning the loss of a former colleague. this is deputy tobin bolter was killed in the line of duty yesterday morning during a traffic stop in boise, idaho. now before moving oregon, walter was a pleasant hill police officer. he was a cadet with the walnut creek police department. he graduated from contra costa county sheriff's academy. he was just 27 years time now 608. francisco's north beach neighborhood was shaken up. there was a stabbing outside a church there. so witnesses say the victim was attending a service at saint peter's a ball. >> catholic church with a knife wielding man just attack them from for sarah stinson has the story. >> a scary sunday in san francisco's north beach. a person stabbed in front of the iconic saints. peter and paul catholic church during service. video from the citizen app shows emergency

crews rushing to help the victim kron. 4 confirmed the man is a churchgoer. someone who works at saints. peter and paul says a homeless man was disrupting the sunday service and when asked to leave, he got physical and the homeless man then pulled out a knife and a parishioner outside the church. i saw him. >> this guy being pinned down. and that's when we heard he got stabbed. so i meant top of steps of the looking out and all of us and i go, oh, my the frightening scene played out on filbert street around one in the afternoon. the victim was later taken to the hospital that we're just going just pray and see what happens. police say they arrested a man who witnesses identified as the attacker. >> the church worker says it scares them to know that the man was armed while inside the church. we didn't know we had a knife. he could have done something here. so this happened in supervisor. aaron peskin is district reached out to me, says he's aware of the

stabbing. >> and he's in contact with police. he also tells me the victim is recovering and expected to be okay. i'm sara stinson reporting in north beach. back to you. >> 6.10, and today nurses attempt just goes kaiser permanente med center joining a statewide strike protesting what they say is unregulated, artificial intelligence that's being used in hospitals. the nurses want to highlight patients safety concerns that they have in this push by the industry to implement i today's protest should include members of the california nurses association from all across california. the strike is set to start at noon. all right. still ahead, the kron morning news. an attack on a driverless car is reported in broad daylight. we'll talk more about that. >> plus, the gilroy garlic festival canceled indefinitely. while the organizers say they will no longer fit on that. we are 4

things you to know today. san francisco police say officers seized more than 13.5 pounds of narcotics and then a 13 arrest right near the united nations plaza. so cisco public library on friday, they say 5 of the 13 arrests were 4 suspected possession of narcotics for sale while the rest are either possession of controlled substances this year, s warrants or stay away orders and almost 4 pounds of narcotics were seized. but on the library, other remaining 9 were seized a search warrant. starting on wednesday in santa clara county, the a vta. they're going to close. 5 stations. we're track work. so that's mountain view. wiseman middlefield bayshore nasa at

moffitt park stations. but any closer wednesday through next sunday. and the diamondbacks beat the giants 5 3 last night. the giants going tiny series against the mets. that's tonight at 6.45. and the car didn't meet a 62. yesterday is going to start a new series against the yankees this morning. first pitch is at 10. 0, 5, 6, 14 right now in california officially becomes the first state in the country. >> to set limits for cancer, causing contaminants in our water. last week. the state water resources control board >> unanimously passed a water limit on hexavalent chromium it's also called chromium 6. that is a carcinogen linked to various illnesses, including lung cancer. the new standard could cause a majority of us to see, however, an increase in our water bill of about $20 a month or less. some smaller systems could see increases up to $40 a month. but apparently that's the price that we're going to have to pay. clean

and safe water. yeah, that's a thing. you know, is good this weekend, yeah, it will yeah. yeah. you were at the joining the sunshine ice the giants game. enjoy the food. you catch up and i say this because we lost no. i just enjoy the in and that. but like someone they want yeah, i would norris and it truly packed a lot was like, yeah, one of those first days in the city where you got all that sunshine and it was actually legitimately warm the rest of the bay area definitely warm as well. we were right back to the 80's yesterday. >> we've got one more day of it today before we slowly glide downhill back into the 70's and the 60's for those same inland areas later on this week today, just a very relaxed seabreeze. that's enough to keep the coast cool water inland areas are yet again in for a another warm day today tomorrow or as 10 degrees cooler already. and after that, you do see some sprinkles up in the mountains. but we see a chance of our own

light showers in the bay area come friday of this forecast. you can see those showers pushing across the region. so it cools down and it also potentially gets a little bit on the weather side towards the start of the weekend. as for today, though, it's just cool at the coastline. definitely cooler for san francisco in the coast. 70's to low 80's elsewhere. very pleasant forecast. all in all for most of the bay shore and downright warm for some of our inland areas. san jose and livermore 81 degrees today, low 80's from danville, the concord. well, oakland up to berkeley, hanging on to those low 70's, some 70's to 80's across the north bay as well. a look ahead shows that gradual cooling trend by wednesday, thursday and friday are only in the 60's and that's for inland areas of the very warmest right there. so what a cool down we've got. we will be seeing friday bringing our best chance of any sort of rain. michael thomas in for the roads this morning. what's going on out there? >> hey, good morning, john. and good morning, everyone. happy monday. we like to see

those warmer weather days. right? goes good with traffic. taking a look right now at some drive times. 43 minute commute, antioch to concord. not too bad. there was an accident there. so we're seeing a little bit of residual delays, but nothing that you really need to worry about too much those over in area who are heading over towards crockett right now. everything is good. all in the clear taking a look at drive times on westbound 80 crockett to the maze 20 minute commute, which is good for this hour because normally we see a little bit of backup and that bay bridge, unfortunately does kind of look like a parking lot. but the good news is it's only a 15 minute commute into the city from the maze. so that will eventually clear out taking a look at drive times for those in the livermore area heading to dublin, 13 minute commute, dublin to fremont 15 minute commute. san leandro to milpitas 27 minute commute milpitas to sunnyvale. a 6 minute commute. those who are heading over towards the oakland area. castro valley to oakland, 13 minute commute 80 right now. san leandro to oakland, 10 minute commute. san jose to cupertino. an 11 minute commute. a live look over at the san mateo bridge

right now. everything is flowing there. we can see that sunrise. but of course, a lot of 15 minute commute over that. taking a look over in the south bay right now, morgan hill to san jose 15 minute commute. that everyday congestion. we always see nothing too out of the ordinary. there. lastly, we'll take a look over at the 101 san jose to menlo park. a 31 minute commute and read all. send it back to you. all right, michael, thank you for that. >> so state lawmakers are addressing the difficulty pet owners and experience when they're looking for a new place to live my creating legislation that would pet policies, a proposal in the state legislature would allow property owners to ask questions about pets only after they approved applicants. so landlords are also not going to be allowed to charge extra fees. tenet said have pets in their unit. property owners can still decide if applicants with pets if they have any safety concerns are health issues. the bill cleared a state assembly committee, but it needs the approval of the full assembly and the senate. >> its 6.19, and the

organizers behind the annual dog surfing championships in pacifica are asking for the public's help a cost, they say have just skyrocketed. and now they're having trouble affording this adorable competition. we heard that the cause of gun up 100% in the last couple years in the event is free for the public and only the surfers and the vendors pay for their entry. organizers are hoping to raise $10,000 by may. 1st, the event is set for the end of august. so if you're interested in helping out and supporting the world dog surfing championships, we have a link on our website. kron 4 dot com. and with that bart officially retires. the legacy trains. they hosted a ceremony at oakland's macarthur station over the last week of having the trains run for their final times and people got a chance

to ride in the legacy, trained for macarthur to fremont. and that near the original service that barr provided back in 1972, the last ride lasted about 45 minutes going. 24 miles along the section of the original tracks. and now those 3 legacy cars are headed to the western railway museum. if you'd like to see them, that is sassoon city and then they make way for the flee the future. nearly fleet of the for service. now. well, city council approved millions and service cost reduction resulted in some of the largest cuts to the city services. >> as officials work to try balance multimillion dollar deficit. city officials approved a 9 million dollar reduction in an effort to balance a budget shortfall of about 15 million dollars. other cuts include reducing public works contracts, cutting vacant positions. they say this is going to say no to million dollars. that's it comes from a loss in apple taxes after an audit last year. stop tik tok the

national news. the house has passed legislation. what actually ban tiktok in the u.s. only of the popular social media platform. china-based owner doesn't sell its stake within about a year. that decision by house republicans to include tiktok as part of the larger foreign aid package. fast track. the ben after an earlier version that stalled in the senate modified measure now goes to the senate previously. the negotiations limped in the timeline for the company to sell 6 to 9 months. the possible additional 3 months. if a cell is in progress, the company's indicated it would likely go to court to try block the law if it's passed, arguing it would deprive the ap's millions of users of their first amendment rights. time. now 6.22. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news. >> protesters rally outside the women's prison in dublin. we're going to take a look at what they want. well in the

east bay to people in fema are without a home after a house fire. >> fremont firefighters responding quickly to home located on truman place. so they say they were able to put it out and about 20 minutes, thankfully, nobody was hurt. no other buildings were damaged. eleanor say a motorcyclist died in a crash over the weekend. this happened on tamala spin a little road, just east of twin bridge road early investigation shows the motorcyclist lost control, veered off the road, colliding with a fence and a utility pole. >> on the peninsula, a man was robbed and attacked in north

fair oaks early yesterday morning. it was the seion of 8th avenue and middlefield road where the man was getting out of his car when mebody punched him in the face and then they stole tuff and took off. the thief was last seen running on 8th avenue and the man was taken to the hospital. he is expected to survive so far, no arrests in the east bay, the east bay regional park district is set to get more than a million dollars in federal money for wildfire mitigation and forest work. they're going to use this too thin and remove vegetation and focus on dead and dying trees around the chabot regional park in alameda county, the dead, 9 trees. there are mostly eucalyptus. they're also got some bay and pine trees to take care of, though, too. this money coming from what president joe biden signed back in march 6.26. right now. and coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news. the plan to use taxpayer money to build a stadium in las vegas is getting some pushback. >> we'll see how the a's are >> we'll see how the a's are responding. ( ♪♪ )

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we're checking out the weather. we were talking about how it was a great weekend to get out. enjoy today's will be just as good as it like read. you have to i mean, huge well, a lot of us do. we are going to be seeing a lot of sunlight today, though, your sunset time is now right around 08:00pm. so >> even if you do got to work, we are still looking at some really be good sunshiny hours. >> after 05:00pm, a little bit of fog pushing through the golden gate this morning. not

so bad, though, just a very modest sea breeze, right along coastline today. and we as we make our way through the day today, we are going to be looking at lots of sunlight inland, just a little bit of fog out of the coast. 40's to 50's currently conquered sitting at 56 degrees. brent, what you're at 58 while some upper 40's out towards the coastline. looking ahead, temperatures to let rest of the day today in the 70's to low 80's last time this week that we're going to be seeing that in the forecast. i've got much cooler numbers ju t around the corner. >> well, good morning, everyone. happy monday. and i've got good traffic times for you. if you're heading out this morning, taking a look at some of our drive times crockett to the maze. 23 minute commute. walnut creek to 5.80, a 12 minute commute. castro valley to the maze. 14 minute commute, stanley and or to the maze a 10 minute commute. we're not seeing any major delays or collisions this morning. let's not jinx ourselves, but unfortunately that bay bridge does look like a parking lot. you can see those metering lights are on, but still a 17 minute commute over into the city. so not too bad. you're using the san

mateo bridge to get on to the peninsula this morning. it's only a 14 minute commute from 8.80, taking a look over at the richmond, sandra fell bridge. it's a 13 minute commute right now from tolls to 101. lastly that gorgeous golden gate bridge. you can seg that sunrise. it's a 19 minute commute from the north bay into the city star are darian rain. i should say send it back to you are michael, thank you for that. another big story we're following. >> agree well was found dead just off the shore of alameda in the sf bay. and now they're trying to figure out how to die and why kron four's yet moment has more. >> so normally this time of year, gray whales are seen swimming north along the california coast on their way to alaska. now has of these last few years. it's not uncommon to see a gray whale make its way inside san francisco bay. but researchers do tell me it could take some time to determine exactly how that gray whale did die. it's a whale that celebrated. i think just like magical creatures just could eat,

can't get enough of that. it just makes me realize like how small we are as humans and >> how they're dealing with all this. but mori point in pacifica, the mood is somber sad to hear when that happened. a great whale, one of thousands that migrate up the pacific coast every year won't be completing its journey. it was found dead this weekend. >> up the coast of alameda. and then we received another call this morning, both flannery with the california academy of sciences says she saw the whale's carcass this morning. so far, no signs of a ship strike or being tangled in rope. we will open the whale up. >> we will look inside. it will look for signs of cause of death, whether he gray whales were dying around the world for years. only now. >> has this species started to % recover? she says the reason for the whales decline with climate change, reducing the whales, food source and starving them to death. basically they weren't getting enough high quality food in the arctic during their summer feeding season. we don't know yet if that's what killed this gray whale flannery hopes the whale washed up locally and

they can study it makes me sad. more whale watchers like an overhaul and half moon bay. >> want to see the whale species be healthy, especially you think a full, the hard work they've done. >> you know, mike waking back from mexico all the way and then they end up dying a few later. it says for every unfortunate will def. >> its an opportunity to learn, although it's unfortunate. >> its an opportunity for us to learn and scientifically what's going on with them and more about their population. and another silver lining. is this gray well dying in the bay? does me there are other great whales here making their way up north. and if you want to see one yourself, you have until about early may to do so. and pacific and jack moment kron, 4 news. it's 6.33. and take a look at this new video that we have of a person. >> attacking a waymo driverless car. stopping roof. there. look at this. the front windshield. so right in the middle of market street dolores saturday evening then

just sitting there kicked after kicking the windshield hood. so when drivers are going by and somebody actually stopped to take some video of it's unclear why the person did it. we reached out to sfpd and to waymo to find out any more we can. but so far. >> we haven't heard remember the first time which this site that we saw during a big gathering in san francisco in somebody set this way. milan fire actually, they think was a 14 year-old that's been a person charged now with setting this car and torching in february. and you can see the crowd right before that they were spraying graffiti on the card. they broke the window. saint basically through fireworks. and that's what lit it up. nobody was inside the waymo at the time. there weren't any passengers just lucky. nobody else. i'd the car was hurt either. yeah. so out in coma, police arrested 3 people including a wanted texas fugitive. >> so last and a coma police officers responded to reports of a black mercedes-benz

driving pretty reckless scene right near dnipro sarah boulevard and sara center. colors of the car ran 2 red lights. ford stopped right in the middle of the road. police arrived to find man, a woman walking away from the car and the driver still inside told police that they went to get gas. officers say they ran the driver's information and learned that he was a wanted criminal. police say they searched the car. they found $1400 with the star close. they think the stolen goods were from nearby stores. on sam on table of art the 2 other passengers also had warrants out for their arrest. all of them had to be taken into custody and booked into the san mateo county jail. said to the north bay now 5 security guards at a petaluma bar. they were arrested for allegedly seriously beating a patriot. okay. this isn't jamison's roaring donkey barn. this is round kentucky street. the victim told police he question the security staff following a woman into the men's restroom to tell that she wasn't allowed in there a verbal argument broke out the victim then told police he was kicked out of the bar. the 5

guards beat him up outside. police say an alcohol screening show that the victim was sober. 5 security cause. they were arrested on suspicion of battery causing serious bodily injury. petaluma police are trying to obtain video footage looking for more witnesses. >> san francisco police seized more than >> 13.5 pounds of narcotics. >> and they made 13 arrests. there happened near the united nations plaza and the public library in san francisco, 13 arrests for suspected possession of narcotics for sale and possession of controlled substances. 6.36, is the time right now. and other news that we're following this morning is the protests. >> an active scene here as it was a big rally at the dublin women's prison on friday.

there were about 600 prisoners at the prison and they're set to be transferred because the dublin women's prison is closing and these people don't want them to be transferred. >> they're terrified the public. colleen, like it each day thinking i'm going to be transferred today. i don't know that's going to have contact with the people. i love. >> at least 8 employees had been charged with sexually abusing inmates at the prison in the past 3 years. >> mayor london breed back in san francisco from our trip to china. so she posted this video on social media saying we had a remarkable time. a partnership stands as a testament to the power of international cooperation, driving innovation, understanding across continents. we spent nearly a week there to improve relations, attract more business to the city. her visit includes a trip on china's high-speed train for time the chinese airlines, as she announced return of giant pandas to san francisco zoo.

>> its 6.37, and lawmakers in nevada could tap into about 4 million dollars of taxpayer money to build the a's new stadium in las vegas. a lot of money. but that proposal has led to a lawsuit. >> 12 resident carbon reports on that. >> he was in june of last year when the nevada legislature passed sb one bill earmarking 380 million dollars in public money to help pay for the a's. new baseball stadium in las vegas in february of this year. the nevada teachers union filed a lawsuit against the governor, the treasurer and the state of nevada suggesting the way sb one was written violates nevada's constitution. >> issue we're having is that the vote tally was not two-thirds majority for revenue peace that this funding mechanism that they structured under this bill assumes deaths from the county without that's that revenue peace involved, that the law itself, you know, doesn't mention certain populations and the county and the language is very sloppy written when it comes to stop

iran, rather when it comes to assuming that that's since the initial filing, the legislature and the las vegas stadium authority have also been named in the suit. >> and while a's owner john fisher, he's the one to benefit from the public funds and sb one. the a's are not named in the suit. but this week the a's filed a motion with the court to intervene in the case saying the athletics and affiliates have a substantial interest in sb one and will be affected if sb one is found unconstitutional without intervention, the athletics ability to protect its interests will be impaired. strong public schools will be opposing their intervention. >> we think their interests are well represented by the other defendants, many of whom were basically unregistered lobbyist for them during session. so those folks want this stadium just as much as they do a separate filing by as president dave kaval confirms financing and a development agreement for the new stadium had not been finalized. but the process is underway. >> it's unclear when the court

will rule on the a's participation in this lawsuit. dan kerman kron, 4 news. got some really sad news for car lovers. the popular gilroy garlic festival. it's being canceled indefinitely. >> so been around since about the 1970's. it's attracted 10's of 1000 people to gilroy. the festival association says the cancellation is because of lingering uncertainties from the pandemic, along with prohibitive insurance requirements by the city. the board said that event could be a small local festival sometime in the near future. i was 6.39. >> and for your money this morning, living in the bay area is expensive. the good news is. it is the cheapest region for flying. this is according to a study done by casino dot ca. the study finds the san jose international airport is the least expensive airport in north america. and by the way, it's a great little airport. i love it. oakland ranks number 8, love oakland, 8 for cheapest. the

study looked at just how much it costs for a hotel. stay parking and a pint of beer. oddly, that's in the study. the most expensive airport. >> san diego where solar and put nation. why? that's really a surprising to me, right? >> 6.40, right now. and still ahead on morning news, people celebrating san francisco's infamous newest public restroom. they really expensive one. so what is the party of goal of late? we'll talk to people who used it and in honor of earth day, we'll tell you some simple ways that you can help protect the planet. >> and today is going to be another warm one. but the last of our warmer one says savor that 81 in san jose, if you like the heat as you're about to be in the 60's come wednesday. i've got your forecast. >> good morning. everyone drive times are looking good. coming up, we'll take a look at them and i'll show you at them and i'll show you wher

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law enforcement agencies around the bay are mourning the loss of this colleague, deputy toby or sorry. tobin boulter. he was killed in the line of duty yesterday when he made a traffic stop in boise, idaho, before being a police officer oregon. he was a police officer in pleasant hill. it was also a cadet with the walnut creek police department graduated from the contra costa county sheriff's academy. nurses for kaiser san francisco are joining in a statewide strike today. they want to protested the unregulated use of artificial intelligence in hospital settings. they think >> that there are concerns for patients using ai. they feel that it's an untested technology. the strikes starts at noon today. >> all right. today earth day, there are new calls to arms for 2024. cutting plastic use by about 60% by 2040, have law

class of reduces iver single-use purposes. that's all according to advocacy group. beyond plastics. and now there are global campaigns time phase out single-use pollute the oceans. take space in our landfills. >> your key tip is to try to avoid plastic where every a 10 trip to any american supermarket. it's a little bit of a plastics disaster, but there are steps we can take as individuals to reduce plastic. it takes a little bit thought and it's hard and don't be yourself. >> well, experts say the key is making small changes like maybe we're using reusable shopping bags, a warning plastic packaging whenever it's possible or just, you know, bringing shopping bags. they asked me when you go trader joe's grocery, get at, you know what it would mean. you know, we're talking has a right and i are bag lady. so that what we what we always do. walk in and out of studio with all kinds of bags or bags

for everything. and now they have like the whole jar thing to where you can just like pull the latin. >> yeah. steady ship all the single-use. asi is can be charlie. so we have bags. in well, that's a out of this year. we're looking outside at lots of sunshine up above. you can see here from the east bay hills. just a nice and clear it is today is going to be a day to get the sunscreen. now, that's for sure, because we're looking at another warm one. >> and we do have a very, very modest coastal breeze that's going to keep our coastal areas in the 60's. elsewhere, though, temperatures are going to be boosting yet again. and as we work our way into the afternoon, one more day, 80's tomorrow is already going to be 10 degrees cooler. a few northern california showers not for the bay area just yet. we will see our best chance of showers come friday and you can see that dropping into the bay area towards the start of the weekend. a little bit of mountain snowfall, too. so definitely something to look forward to is going to be a cooler and just ever so

slightly wetter forecast towards friday. as for today, though, it's that summer feel again 60's at the coast. 70's to low 80's elsewhere. very pleasant feeling for the bayshore downright warm for the rest of san jose and livermore getting up to 81 degrees today. heyward some mid 70's. well, oakland and berkeley, los 70's 80's from danville up to concord, antioch, allay vacaville over to fairfield. a look ahead shows tomorrow dropping into the 70's and by wednesday through friday are very coolest only in the 60's. and that's for those warm inland areas. chance of showers on friday. the weekend does dry out and we hang out in the 70's and 60's for saturday and sunday. michael. >> thanks, john. well, 70's 60's sound. good to me. good morning, everyone. taking a look at some drive times. everything is actually flowing very well from monday morning. taking a look at some drive times right now to about 40 minutes from antioch to concord, not too bad. those who are in the area. if you're heading down over the oakland

area, your commute looks like it's pretty good right now. looking at westbound 80 from crockett to the maze. it's only a 27 minute commute. no major delays there. once you get over to that may's year, sitting in that traffic right there over the bay bridge. but at least you've got that gorgeous sunrise. it's an 18 minute commute from the maze over to the city, not too bad. those metering lights are on. taking a look at some drive times livermore to dublin. 12 minutes, dublin to fremont. 19 minutes 8.80, san leandro to milpitas. 31 minutes and to 37 milpitas to sunnyvale. only a 7 minute commute. so looking good this morning, those who are heading to oakland, castro valley, 13 minute commute to oakland on 5, 88, 80 stanley entered oakland 11 minute commute. san jose to cupertino. an 11 minute look at the san mateo bridge e - right now. it's only a 16 minute commute on to the peninsula. and if we take a look north a little bit, you can see santa rosa, that's looking good. if you're heading out from the petaluma area, you're going to see a small little congestion on 101

heading over towards the city. taking a look at 101 near millbrae and san mateo. everything's looks good and taking a look a little bit more south right now. 101 san jose to menlo park. it's a 33 minute commute. so everything looks good for a monday morning. i'll send it back to 2 at the desk. and think that up 6.49 insurance companies are leaving california. as you know, it's becoming harder and harder to get insurance for your home. >> tokio marine american and transpacific insurance are the latest companies to pull out of california not giving homeowners insurance anymore because the high cost, apparently this is impacting about 12,000 policyholders 7 of the 12 largest insurance firms have already pulled out restricted pause color, which will in the last year. basically they want out. allstate paused its home insurance in 2022. for california because of the cost and they say was too high and the risk of wildfires was too high. state farm also doesn't want to do business here. i still have state farm can get new policies and it's been

just really hard and expensive to get insurance in california. also for your money, tesla is cutting prices off of the full driving capability. these are you know, the ability to basically hands free get tory want to go the prices for that program for the self-driving program, our $12,000 to $8,000. that's how they've gone down. tesla just announced they're going to lower these prices. also on 3 models by $2000. so the models are 2000 last plus you get these self drive packages for last. the price reductions are to keep tesla competitive. their stock dropped by about 40% this year. and we do the competitions increased, especially with all the other cars getting into the ev market and doing their thing 6 for the one in san francisco's infamous public toilet. >> it's a celebration full up on ponds and fun. and show the puns. take a closer look at those who used the golden

throne. >> no, we've alleys town square taken over by a party. the event dubbed the toilet bowl and bracing the controversy around san francisco's now infamous public restroom. this kind of got world. >> famous like bathroom. people like laughing at us. so let's just laugh at ourselves and have some celebration featuring a toiletry. >> use it from the american standard band and bathroom inspired acrobatics. it's so much fun get to celebrate this new bathroom. i think public restrooms are really important. i think we should have more of them. the public restroom opened up last month after controversy over its initial 1.7 million dollar price tag. but after contributions from multiple companies, the project ended up being around $300,000. some toilet bowl attendees say they're flushed with excitement over the new bathroom. i think it's so wonderful to have a place for

people to be able to relieve themselves when necessary. we all need to go and it's nice to have a place to it's just kind ridiculous and ludicrous and hilarious and fabulous all the same time. and of course, there was a line of people waiting to try it out. >> a few giving rave reviews >> 10 out of 10 with me. >> when i was i dan thorn reporting. there are lot of confidence. >> all right. coming up the next hour we're talking about california has the highest median home price in the nation. we have that and from the nasdaq s and the next hour. i love the great outdoors... [ nature sounds ]

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>> well, like told you, i went to the giants game yesterday enjoy the sunshine and the food because the giants lost. i mean, look, good early on, as you can see there with you scrap study yeah, at the plate. but that does so that the giants leading within the top of the 9th 2 bases loaded and the d'backs send it to left field and they ended up winning 5 to but, you know, so the giants lost that game. but at least this with the series that was good and we start fresh with the mets tonight at 6.45? all right. so is bill several days because it took on the garden is in cleveland. >> top of the 6 in a swing from butler gives the bases are loaded onto the set of the right. downright bill is on. the guard is needed to a 62 and this week them in their series is now head to new york take on the yankees. first game of the series starts today at 10:00am. coming up

the next hour. we got a lot for you. san jose's mayor bill's a proposal to help combat homelessness. some say the plan is not going to do enough to help those that are unhoused and the supreme court. they hear a case on whether it legal for the city to ban homeless people sleeping outside with shelter is not available. homelessness advocates say this really, ben, how cities are on with people living on the streets will be right back.

>> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning and thanks for joining us. so we are following several local stories. a sunday church service in san francisco ends with a stabbing did well last ashore on alameda beach. now experts are trying to figure out how it died. plus, a story that's going to affect california. the supreme court is hearing arguments whether local governments can punish homeless people for camping. we'll have those stories and more. plus the weather, of course. all right. good morning, harmon in for james fletcher this morning. and are they? yeah, and john is here. the sunshine is still hanging out. look at the golden gate bridge. gorgeous. i know the sunshine at the golden gate. i'll take some of that. it is going to be a gorgeous day to be out and about a little cooler at the coast. we get that seabreeze crank back up just a little bit. >> elsewhere, though, it is going to be their warm day for inland areas. another 80 degree day. >> there's the golden gate bridge again, just because it's so nice this morning, we are seeing a