things changed for me. breztri gave me better breathing, symptom improvement, and reduced flare-ups. breztri won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. it is not for asthma. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. don't take breztri more than prescribed. breztri may increase your risk of thrush, pneumonia, and osteoporosis. call your doctor if worsened breathing, chest pain, mouth or tongue swelling, problems urinating, vision changes, or eye pain occur. ask your doctor about breztri. >> today on kron 4 news at noon free speech or hate speech, a bill that would codify the definition of anti-semitism is advancing in congress. plus, we're learning

more about the family killed in that fiery crash in pleasanton. and dozens of firefighters working now to contain a massive fire at a commercial building in concord. we are live there with details. >> from the bay station. you're watching kron. and news. >> thanks for joining us here on kron for news at noon. i'm just and we're going to start with that massive fire that burned a commercial building in concord nearby. roads are closed is impacting the commute for drivers right now. kron 4 s charles clifford is live in concord with details on this fire and the aftermath. thanks for joining us. >> well, good afternoon. yeah, this was a very dramatic scene late last night. look across the street there. you can see crews are in the process of cleaning up that building right over there. 3 stories pretty much a total loss of garage on the ground floor. some retailers are also some apartment units on the top. there is completely destroyedm good news today. nobody

injured, but this is going to impact traffic in the area throughout the day. >> late monday evening, fire broke out in this vacant three-story building at the intersection of clayton road and park street in concord, which is just across the street from concord bart station. according to contra costa county fire. there were no active fire alarms or smoke detectors inside the building which allowed the flames to grow unchecked until a passerby noticed smoke and called 9-1-1. when there's system alarm in place. >> we only get the call a good citizen lets us know. >> when fire crews arrived on scene, they searched the building, recognize no one was inside with defensive because i was going to be a safer way to fight the fire. the fire eventually grew to a second alarm. the roof also collapsed, but crews were able to contain the blaze by about one tuesday morning. they were also able to keep the fire from spreading to other buildings in the nearby bart station was not impacted. crews are now keeping an eye on the building to make sure the fire doesn't kick back up

again. they're still going to be a few hot we're monitoring, but the fire is out at this stage or just do a mop up making sure those hot spots don't reignite the exact cause of this fire is still under investigation. all right, back live now contra costa county fire says that they're going to be here throughout the afternoon. there could be some road closures and delays. if you're in the area of the concord bart station. but for now in the east bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> charles, thank you. and crews right now are clearing up a car fire in the bay bridge. the chp says this car caught on fire earlier this morning. smoke could be seen rising from the sky from the bridge. officials say that a quote, fully engulfed vehicle fire was blocking several lanes on highway 80 westbound west of treasure island and 2 lanes have reopened. 2 others are remaining closed right now. drivers are being advised to expect some delays. this is a live look here at the toll plaza. i should try to figure out a different way to get

into the city. if you're trying to use the bay bridge, you can see the backup here at the toll plaza because the fire was heading into san francisco. currently, there's no estimate into would not all those lanes are going to reopen, but we could see what's going on here after that fire will keep you posted right here at noon. and staying in the east bay. police are investigating 2 separate shootings that injured 2 people. the first shooting happened sunday night just before 11 100th avenue near breed avenue. the second shooting happened just after 12, 30 monday morning on 73rd avenue near holly street. investigators say the victim in both of these shootings did go to nearby hospitals. but anyone with information about either should contact police. the fair political practices commission has opened an investigation into the efforts to recall district attorney pamela price. the fppc has notified price that they are investigating the reviving the bay area political action committee fund for that

effort. specifically the packs financial arm called safe, donated about $570,000 without complying with the laws that govern political committees, political committees in california. >> and a lot of financial irregularities couple with practices of the signature company pci communications that literally pay for hundreds people to come into our community and gather signatures using bait and switch tactics and misleading people and engaging in fraudulent signature gathering. >> price is calling on the alameda county board of supervisors to hold the reviving the bay pack accountable for financial campaign law violations and the group trying to recall price is going to be holding a press conference today. the group is known as say that one meta for everyone are safe. they want to talk about what

if banks, the county board of supervisors needs to do regarding their recall effort. >> happening now, the livermore police department is holding a catalytic converter touching event. most prestigious college again at ching as when catalytic converters are marked with a traceable id. the goal is to make the converters less attractive to thieves and easier to trace if they're stolen. cars started lining up for this earlier this morning. the last vehicle must be aligned by 3 o'clock this afternoon. and you don't have to live in livermore in order to participate. some developing news now, as we're learning the names of the family members killed in that fiery car crash in pleasanton last week as kron four's theresa stasi reports. authorities are still trying to figure out what caused that crash in the first place. monday. pleasanton police at the scene taking measurements and documenting other pertinent facts. >> there are more questions than answers right now as to what caused a fiery crash last wednesday night on foothill in stone ridge road that killed a

family of 4 notes and flowers along with parts left behind at the family's car now dot the landscape. police say that the family was apparently returning from the birthday party when for some reason, the electric car swerved and collided with a tree catching fire. >> right down the street from and their family, you know, like all rest of this and they have them. you know, he's seen him with their kids playing and he writes, when i right my yeah, it's really and neighbor too upset to be on camera. talked with kron 4 news. >> go home this way. that was the next day. was pretty the names not being released to kron for news from the alameda county sheriff's department include. >> to run george 41 rowan george 13 and aaron george 9, the identity of the 4th victim, authorities say cannot be released yet. but sources tell kron for news that it was

the wife rienzi george. to run worked in tech. he was with aruba and networking company for 11 years. in a statement, a spokesperson said, quote, we are deeply saddened to learn of this tragic accident to run was a valued alumnus of our hpe, aruba family, and our thoughts are with his family's loved ones at this devastating time, unquote. the boys ruin aaron attended pleasanton schools notes from their classmates. we're on a poster at the crash site. >> grief counselors have been called in to help children with the grieving process of losing a classmate in pleasanton theresa kron. 4 news. >> a live look outside here at san francisco's. we can talk about our weather. we're in store for a warm-up. meteorologist kyla grogan with details on when that will arrive. yeah. so today like tomorrow like yesterday, actually. and then tomorrow we get the warm-up really kicking in. you can see the sunshine is in full effect today and

notice at the moment. at least we're not too terribly breezy. we are going to see that change as we get into the afternoon. but right now we've got 50's in san francisco in half moon bay. again, this is just like yesterday and we're heading into the upper 60's in spots like concord, santa rosa, san jose are inland spots looking to get into the 70's today. i mentioned wind is not too bad right now. having said that, we are going to see it pick up as we go throughout the afternoon. much like we did yesterday. you can see those breezy conditions out at the coast. >> about 15 miles per hour right now in san francisco in 18 at half moon bay. but let's check out some of the buoys that are sitting just a little bit offshore. you can see where some of these wind gusts are getting way up there. and in fact, it's a very hazardous time to be voting today because of this. so they are going to dealing with gale force winds out. if you head out of the bay itself. so another breezy afternoon, those strongest gusts will be at the coast yet again today. and that is onshore wind. but by wednesday, we're actually going to see an offshore push for some of our inland spots. and in fact, those of you in solano and yolo counties, going to be under a wind advisory for that. talk about

that a little bit later in the show. but let's talk about the highs today. they're going to be lovely again, looking out for those mid to even potentially upper 70's and sun spot like antioch, about 77 about 62 in san francisco. so a nice day on tap. we do have that warm-up on the way and a slight chance of rain for the weekend. yes, we do. i'll have all that in your seven-day forecast. >> turning now to some national news as a house committee has passed a bill that would codify the definition of anti-semitism. it's a bipartisan measure, even as some in congress say it threatens free speech. our washington correspondent trevor shirley is in dc with more. >> this bill coming as pro-palestinian protests continue to spring up on college campuses all across the country, which some jewish students say threatens their safety. >> now more than ever, it is critical that the federal government's definition of anti-semitism is clear and uniform in a 74 vote monday, the house rules committee passing a bill codifying the

definition of anti-semitism. >> as defined by the international holocaust remembrance alliance, potentially adding that definition to title 6 of the 1964 civil rights act. congress must clearly define antisemitism. so universities are empowered to take appropriate and decisive steps to keep students safe. but with campus protests spreading some lawmakers arguing this bill may have unintended side effects. this bill threatens to chill constitutionally protected speech speech that is critical of israel alone does not constitute unlawful discrimination to get federal funds, colleges and universities must comply with title 6 lawmakers supportive of the bill say it gives schools clear language defining the line between free speech and language not protected by the constitution. the school siege to protect jewish americans. if they don't, don't deserve tax dollars. others arguing the bill would simply make the country's current divisions even worse. this bill

basically puts us on a path toward saying that any disagreements with the netanyahu government's conduct during this conflict is antisemitic. so far the white house hasn't weighed in on this specific bill, which we could see the house vote on its some point this week. >> reporting in washington, i'm trevor shirley. >> coming up, new research says even one drink of alcohol can have negative health impacts the new guidelines health agencies are putting forward in response. plus, the san jose police officers association says the city needs to bolster the mayor's security after man fought an officer was guarding him, why they say adding that extra security can help prevent another situation like this. piedmont's police chief is attacked. why he says the suspect too, attacked him should still have been behind should still have been behind bars.

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have arrested a man after he attacked 2 people, including piedmont's police chief called for us. tiffany justice reports the chief. >> is now questioning why the man have been released from jail before serving his full sentence for kidnapping. significantly injured in an unprovoked attack. older gentleman and he had just gotten injuring a couple, my officers. and so it was at that point time, it's doesn't matter what think. you are. you know, we're in this we know we set up officer. my position would do the same thing. >> on monday, piedmont police

chief jeremy bowers recounting attack on friday that had him face to face with a violent suspect around 4.20 in the afternoon. police were called to ace hardware on 12. 21 grand avenue after getting calls about an elderly man getting punched from behind. happened right inside of our front initially we thought it was a medical >> issue because there really wasn't anybody around. we had an elderly customer kind of walk through the door. >> appeared to kind of stop and clean as glasses. and a gentleman walked from outside right behind them. sucker punched him right into the back of his head and knocked him out for quite a few minutes. storm manager sean braga says the suspect 42 year-old willie gomer ran back outside. >> and to the building next door, which is their garden center. that's where piedmont police caught up to gomer. she bowers says the suspect immediately initiated a physical confrontation >> attempted to were relegated

to have the on several occasions. in addition our oc spray pepper spray for lack better term. >> all of which proved to be ineffective on the suspect. officer was injured during the and at that point they were unable to to subdue him and he continued flee southbound on grand avenue towards say. at that point. >> gomer them broke into a home and threatened the resident before running off. keep our decided to strategically placed himself in the direction the suspect was heading. he then found himself in a fistfight with gomer and >> long told you the pop right out where i was at so that in my vehicle, i>entified gave him and advanced on me. got basically got on top of them to that we got that this competition. you know, he's he's punching, trying to get you off. and course, having

defend myself and prevent him from carjacking me. >> the chief says gomer was released early on parole for auto theft, robbery in kidnapping, along with several parole violations. he says after reviewing records from donors, kidnapping offense, they learned he was released prior to his full term which would have kept him in jail until 2025. prompting the police chief to question why when i look at that situation with the things i'm thinking, as you know, was he doing out? >> he's clearly a he wasn't in a space where you quite frankly should be in public based off his actions reporting to justice kron. 4 news. >> all right. we're taking a live look outside right now at sfo. so we could talk about our forecast. it's various sunny out there today. and meteorologist kyla grogan is with us now with details. it's still super windy out there with second. start to come a little bit. you saw that. and that's the focus just a little bit of a sway in the bushes that were there. so we're about 50 miles per hour in san francisco. you certainly see that number higher as you head out to point rays, which

obviously is always going to be higher because you're kind of out closer to the ocean. having said that, we are going to see this pick up again as we get into the afternoon. but meanwhile, we've got this gorgeous sunshine out there yet again today. beautiful right now in san francisco. it's all about the high pressure that's protecting us right now. you can see the jet that to the north of kind of shoots any weather to the north of us as well. you see some showers up there in parts of oregon and washington state. but we're looking good. and the marine layer has just been a whole lot of nothing is 12 morning, which is been really nice to see that sunshine so early temperatures right now, san jose about 67. so we are warming up in a spot like dublin, flirting with that 70 degree mark now sitting at 69 62 in berkeley that 60 in downtown san francisco and can see santa rosa about 67 fairfield's made it up to that 70 degree mark already. so what that means is a nice day ahead. but a little bit breezy if you're headed out sea. the oakland a's tonight throwing out that first pitch at 6.40 about 65 degrees. but look out for that breeze. about 10 to 15 miles from the west say no. if you sit up higher tenderly, catch that wind over there. if you're down lower a little bit, you get protected from

it. and if we stick with oakland and take a look at temperature trends today, nice day out their hive at 67 omorrow going into the mid 70's. you can see we say well above average through friday, but then notice we get to saturday. we drop down to 62 degrees. and the reason for that is that that high pressure will start to break down some taking you through to about friday night. start to see a little front tracking arross here. now. models are still a little iffy on exactly what's going to go down. but you can see today getting a little more bullish bringing a little rain our way. and you do see a little scare snow there, too. regardless of how much rain we get because those models can waffle back and forth a little bit a few days before we get towards this system. it's going to knock those temperatures down big time. so there we are above average wednesday, thursday, friday and then we come rolling down the hill. you can see we recover on sunday and you know, dry out and have a nice day there. temperatures will start to rebound as we get into next week. thank you, kyle. in the south bay, the san jose police union is calling on the city to give

mayor matt mahan more protection and this is coming after last week's altercation between a man and the mayor's security detail. >> kron four's dan kerman reports. >> doing an interview. it was last tuesday during a kron 4 interview with san jose mayor matt mahan. when an altercation erupted between this man. 35 year-old wesley pollard and the plainclothes san jose police officer providing security for the mayor. pollard was ultimately arrested and charged with felony resisting an officer by means of violence and misdemeanor battery and disturbing the peace. the incident went on for nearly 4 minutes before a community member helped subdue pollard. now in this letter, the san jose police officers association, he's calling on san jose's acting police chief and city manager to double the mayor's security detail. >> having only one officer's part of a security detail for high ranking member of the city. i was not sufficient was unsafe. >> steve sisolak is president of the san jose police

officers association. >> by doubling it increasing another officer. we feel no set eyes another another set of readily available. definitely make everything safer. going forward. >> in a statement, the san jose police department says it's reviewing the current procedures for the mayor's security detail. if they decide to bump up the number, it would not be unusual for a large city while san francisco police won't say how many officers are on mayor breed security detail. oakland police confirm the department generally provides to sworn officers for the security and protection of mayor thao. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> still ahead, we're learning more about the standoff that killed multiple officers in charlotte, north carolina. plus, a new study revealing the physical and mental consequences are for now. culture can half. for your

health this afternoon. a new study shows so-called burnout from our jobs can cause emotional and mental consequences by the age of 50. >> data recorded by the national long to to survey of youth show that people who work extra hours and get less sleep more likely to have depression and poor health. by the time they turn 50, however, for many simply just walking away from a job is not always the solution. experts suggest checking in on your mental health often. and remember to take regular

breaks from work. they also recommend getting a self care routine more than three-quarters of american workers say they have experienced burnout in their workplace. and forget those past studies that said a drink or 2 can benefit your health. there's new research now that could change guidelines and how much alcohol is too much. the study shows just one standard drink of alcohol which equals a 12 ounce beer or 5 ounce glass of wine can lead to negative health effects. the cdc says consuming any alcohol can increase the risk of cancer because the body breaks it down into a chemical which damages celss and prevents them from making repairs. some doctors also advise against older research that is suggesting possible benefits to moderate drinking. no more recent study. it suggests that actually there really isn't any level of alcohol consumption that is considered beneficial well wide. it's really important to have strategies for mitigating risk

and >> minimizing alcohol use. >> the united kingdom, france, denmark, there are among the countries investigating the benefits of consuming less alcohol or ireland. well, require cancer warning labels on alcohol bottles starting in 2026. and here in the u.s. the cdc recommends community strategies such as increasing alcohol taxes and restricting hours of sales in order to limit excessive alcohol use. for your money this afternoon. if you have not booked a summer vacation yet you might want to get get going this. if you have a trip coming up in august, the travel site. expedia says august is a less busy time for tourists. they say travelers can save up to $265 on round-trip airfare for that month compared to the last week of june. that's when average fare start to peak. they also suggest flying out on a monday for international flights or tuesday for domestic trips because it could save you some money compared to the more popular days of thursday and friday.

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the kron. 4 newsroom. the golden gate ferry service between sausalito san francisco is scheduled to resume tomorrow. the commuter ferry service posting on x. >> saying that repairs to the sausalito pier were finished this week. ferry service has been closed for nearly 2 weeks after damage was found on one of the piers piles. a transit

bus has been taking passengers across the golden gate bridge. but everything should be back up and running by tomorrow. and california is now going into the pharmaceutical business to combat the ongoing drug crisis as kron four's rob nesbitt reports, governor gavin newsom says the state will begin selling its own generic version of narcan. >> on monday, governor gavin newsom announced that his administration has secured a cal rx branded over-the-counter naloxone for $24. a pack. that's how much the state will pay. but doctor mark galli from california, health and human services says most of the twin packs used to reverse an overdose will cost consumers. nothing in san francisco. you picked one of many harm reduction or substance use disorder service providers. >> public health clinics, some of the commercial clinics will provide narcan to make it available. free of charge. the goal with the program, according to governor newsom's

office is to make sure lifesaving medication. >> doesn't result in people going into debt. i spoke with bronze, courtney, from the hiv education and prevention project of alameda county or helped pack about the financial struggles. those facing addiction often face. some folks were talking about like, am i going to eat? >> or am i going to have narcan or am i going to have, you know, some basic needs some hygiene stuff for my going to have nor can he does harm reduction, work out in the community and non-clinical settings to have pack. >> harm reduction has become a contentious topic when it comes to dealing with addiction. >> san francisco mayor london breed spoke out against it earlier this year because you know harvard action from my perspective is not reducing the harm. >> those who work in reducing drug overdoses by handing out narcan disagree, referencing years of research and statistics. it's about getting people education information and access to resources that literally keep them alive. >> that's what harm reduction is about.

>> that was rob nesbitt reporting for us. governor newsom's office says the orders has been made for that cheaper nar can and they should be arriving as early as next month. april is the last fully funded month for a popular federal program that provides discounted internet to eligible americans. and that's raising concern for thousands of bay area. affordable connectivity e program. patrick misek with oakland and divided which helped al to people in the town sign-ups as many people might not even know. but the program is ending. >> we called 500 acp enrolled households here in oakland and fewer than half knew that the acp was ending. stories like please call your neighbors. call, tell anyone, you know, double check if they're receiving this benefit because that the protections that are so integral to folks not getting it will hit with bills talking may. and in just a couple days. >> statewide, the program helps almost 3 million

households in estimated 27,000 of those are in oakland. new temporary housing is coming to san jose county supervisor. cindy chavez unveiled this project at the salvation army emmanuel house yesterday. that facility currently houses and 88 beds, sober living environment. the goal is set for to expand to 112 beds and then add some temporary housing on the property. mayor matt mahan was there and spoke about the importance of joint public-private investments like this. >> it's going to take all of us coming together with an all of the above approach from from the shelter to individual sleeping pods to more permanent long-term housing placements. we are using streamlining to our planning department thanks to state legislation to move these projects forward with less red tape to do it faster to do it. more cost effectively. >> the county of santa clara will invest 4 million dollars into this project. the city of san francisco will slow down

its plans for a traffic safety project in the city's west portal neighborhood. this is a group of business owners and neighbors spoke out against the plans that included a number of changes to westport are portal avenue. you love a street lenox way in clermont boulevard in response to these concerns, the city agreed to a more thoughtful planning process that will include input from the soon to be formed, welcoming west portal committee. in the north. right now, the city of la has started building a navigation center that's designed to tackle homelessness in the area. the city held a groundbreaking event yesterday. officials say the city and that the center's going to serve as a central hub for homeless people, providing them with vital services and shelter. it will offer 125 beds job training programs and more anticipation for this is high. >> community is very excited. iran has community is really looking forward to this as we're going out and doing outreach to they're asking when is an opening, when can we get? and we've had people

reach out already hoping to get on wait lists and they're they're ready for it to be here. >> the navigation center is expected to be done by december. a new antitrust lawsuit claims that 6 major hotel chains here in the bay area colluded together to fix prices using artificial intelligence. the suit is targeting the hotel chain's listed here on the screen and some others. they're also all clients have minnesota base, integrated decisions and systems incorporated. and san francisco based institute incorporated these companies partnered to create ai software, the collected information about each hotel, chains rooms, availability, pricing and other data. the lawsuit claims the ai algorithm then compared all that data and recommended what each hotel should charge for its rooms to maximize profits, which the lawsuit argues is the definition of price fixing the antitrust. a class action lawsuit was filed in federal court in san francisco last week. we're going to keep our eye on this developing story.

the personal data of millions of kaiser permanente. patients may have been leaks because of a data breach. kaiser says the leak may have happened when patients locked into kaiser's websites or mobile apps, but they claim no sensitive information like passwords, social security numbers or credit card numbers were transmitted in that breach. all affected patients are being notified. all right. let's see what's happened in the weather department right now with a live look outside looking costs, the golden gate bridge, not a cloud in the sky. here we have kyla with details on what's going of high pressure and that's what it is. >> and you can see it here in california not just here in the bay area, but, you know, marine layer clouds all pushed well out and just beautiful sunshine. just developing the state of california right now. so it's making for really, really lovely afternoon with the exception of the fact that we are going to see some of the wind pick up. but if you look at today, it is gorgeous. tomorrow it is warmer and also sunny and gorgeous. thursday. same story. but then we get to the weekend and everything

kind of changes a little bit. so wanted to just take a second to talk about this. not just because i love showing these pictures of the sierra. we have this beautiful lake and we have the gorgeous snowcapped mountains here. looking diamond peak and over the next couple of days, they, too, were going to see just some beautiful weather, right? lots of sunshine, a really lovely. but we get towards the weekend just as we're looking out for a chance. and it is just a chance of ra see we're starting to get some wild fluctuations in model showing some serious snow. now i am not married to that. i can tell you that that can change drastically between now and when we get towards saturday. having said that, i do think it is worth kind of mentioning that if you're headed to the sierra this weekend, you want to keep an eye on that weather because the timing for anything would be saturday afternoon through sunday morning. road conditions could be affected if the snow levels were to lower. now, they may very well stay very high and this won't be a big issue, but just a heads up that you're going want to stay aware as you head into the weekend if this year is in your plans. and then, of course, here in the bay area, we're going to be keeping an

eye out because we're looking out for a chance of rain in the models. are rocks also fluctuating a little bit on that as to how much and exactly what it would be. so kind of an interesting weather week as we wrap up this month and head into day back to you. turning now to some national news in the u.s. marshals task force is conducting an investigation in north carolina. >> after 4 officers were shot and killed while serving a felony warrant. 4 other law enforcement officers were hurt in this 3 hour long standoff at a charlotte home on monday. they say officers fired back at the suspect, killing him in his front yard. u.s. marshals say a second person also fired at officers from inside the home. and that's when armored vehicle smashed into the home, tearing it apart. >> battle over 100 gunshots. it sounded like 3? >> police say a woman and her and and a 17 year-old boy were found in that home. after the standoff. there were both detained a high powered rifle was also spout inside of the

home. authorities confirm one of those killed was a u.s. marshal. 2 of the others for state corrections officers. recent college grads are the target of a new online job scam. a wall street journal report is saying fake recruiters are using information they find online to claim an educator recommended a student for a job opening. the report says the scammers gain access into a professor's email or create a similar one in order attract those soon-to-be graduates to applying. and once the student applies for this fake job, the scammers can steal their identity or their bank information. the federal trade commission issued a warning earlier this month telling students be cautious of texts or emails that asked them to download any app to conduct a job interview. the u.s. is now facing a vet shortage, a report by mars veterinary health estimates. we will need an additional 55,000 vets by 2030, to meet the demand for animal care and it would take

30 years of graduates to meet the industry's needs for vet techs over the next decade. the first thing that the study points out is simply that more and more people are becoming pet owners creating a supply demand issue and expensive to become a vet in order to meet the demand of all this free patients. it's 4 years of college than another 4 years of vet school and more. if you want to have a specialty, many take on a lot of student loan debt in order to do this. but paying for school isn't the only issue either. it's also hard to get in. >> but it is not the case that that schools are going wanting for students. they have way more applicants than they can accommodate. and in fact, you probably heard this the saying it's hard to get into that school. that medical school. >> so this a veterinary health institute is also saying even with the new graduates over the next decade, a shortage of 24,000 companion animal vets is expected by 2030. they are suggesting that vet schools work to train up more vet tech so they can help with the.

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baseball. now is taking on the pirates of the coliseum for the first game of their serious kron. 4 sports director jason dumas has the highlights. >> it's been a trying couple of years for the oakland a's. there's no need to rehash at all because it's all been well publicized. but lost in some of the drama is the fact that this year's team has a bunch of guys who play really hard and it is showing in the standings. let's go to the town. has oakland hosted pittsburgh on monday. now they're coming off of a series win against baltimore. baltimore. really good team led the majors in wins last season. bottom of the first aids down a run. tyler, nevin. says never throw one down to played on me that i do that. clears the wall. a tie on the solo home run. it would take the lead later in the game when a couple sac-fly is now 3 joe boyle. he was silent for oakland on the bump. here. he

strikes out michael taylor. he threw 5 innings of one-run ball. he struck out 4 bottom of the frame my guy truly ruiz. i thought this one was going to carry out of there, but he hits the wall. he's in for a double one run. scores a's pad. their lead to 3. they go on to 5 to one day have now won 4 of their last 5 against some good competition and that yankees orioles now pittsburgh after the game. mark kotsay talk about tyler, nevin and his explosion as an offensive spark this season. >> this park in the first with a homer tie the game right? you know, get us back into his at bats have been quality. the you know, he grinds out at-bats. he's got enough juice in there to hit homers. as we've seen last couple days, you feel good. and when he's in the box that he's going to take a good at bat is going out of the picture, see pitches it's nice to have him here.

>> all right. that's your look at sports. >> we're talking about our weather forecast right now with this live look here at the embarcadero with see it's kind of breezy from this shot. carlos, here now with what's going outside. yeah, it is a seller forecast. we do have that breeze. you can see the trees are starting to move. there is going to pick up as we go throughout the afternoon. you can see half moon bay about 17 miles per hour. now 15 in san francisco and actually wind advisories can see the kicks in later tonight. good portion of interior part of california there. but it does also include our viewing area in solano and yolo counties. again, this goes from late tonight is about 5 o'clock. on wednesday. we could see gusts up to 45 miles per hour. but what's interesting about this is that's going to be for some offshore wind, the wind that we're experiencing now and we'll see throughout the afternoon is onshore winds going to show you future wind gusts when we get the wind coming from the ocean in its onshore and brings kind of a cooler moister air mass within. you can see that's what's going to happen this afternoon. now. watch. take your eye right over here and

watch what happens here as we get into tomorrow morning. notice an offshore wind, more of a northerly component happens and we relent a little bit at the coast and then this is my favorite part. they both start happening at the same time. this is wednesday afternoon. we're going to get that onshore push kind of battling that offshore push. what that means is we're going to be breezy throughout this weekend even taking you into thursday. here you see again, kind of some pretty pronounced onshore wind. so the breeze is going to stick with us as we go throughout the week right now, you see the flag start to pick up a little bit there here by the golden gate bridge outside of that, we've got some really nice temperatures today. we're going to warm up even more tomorrow. but you can see we are sitting in the upper 60's in spots like san jose, concord, santa rosa right now, 50's still in san francisco half moon bay. sunshine is on our side. absolutely beautiful. not just here, but throughout the state of california. high pressure shooting anything over the top of us and keeping us protected. so what does that mean? it means tonight we get another clear yet breezy evening where we're going to see some really nice conditions, minimal, if any

fog or clouds even out at the so it'll be nice. now tomorrow. this is when the temperatures are going to start to take off so well. today we're looking at for 70's inland. we could see a few spots that are going to be in those 80's tomorrow. at least the upper 70's. so take a look at your extended forecast here. it's kind of an interesting one, i think for winding up our april and heading into may actually warm up as we head into may on wednesday. and then we're going to cool it down drastically as we get into saturday with just a slight chance of a shower coming through as a high pressure breaks down. we have a small front that will track through and will rebound as we get to next week. but a very chilly drop there from friday to saturday. back to you, right? thank you. the nfl draft is over. the forty-niners are now looking ahead to organized team practice activities tea's that starts in about 3 weeks and one forty-niners great is very excited to see with the red and this upcoming season. >> and we're talking about hall of fame, defensive

linemen and super bowl champion brandt young kron. 4 sports reporter kate rooney caught up with him and talked about the upcoming dwight clark legacy series and what he thinks of the latest forty-niners draft picks. >> think that he's a great piece in addition to what the car was already doing this offense and the people that surround them, i'm just another weapon the arm. per you can use and spread the ball around. and so the guys that were you know, guys, do a great job just by wearing talent and and picking that's going ask the team. and so i'm looking forward to all the guys that got drafted, you know, be a part of this organization. >> so we'll have to wait and see how well they work with all those veterans. the first starts may 20th. after a texas postal worker found old letters from a world war. 2 veteran from arkansas. he's search for the family to

return them to and he found them. tulisa hampton has the story. >> traveling all the way from grand prairie, texas. this post office worker made the long drive to jacksonville, arkansas. to deliver this special piece of mail. go to this grateful on april, 25th out shape, found undelivered letters while at work. that range from 1942. to 1945. from war 2 or veteran adrian lam. but they had little detail where to send that. i just basically just held it my research. contacted you all and here we are after helpful emails and phone calls, alvin's job took a different route after finding marion's delivering mail talking side. very tearful debbie smith marion's nice as the letters got lost a family member in tennessee symptom 2 are in texas and a package full of their family history and didn't look like someone

opened just the package came apart. joanne smith marion's youngest sister says all of her 5 siblings have died. marion died in and the letters in her hands are single to for me. it's sick affect they could hardly wait to read mary, his words for the first time and asked and that she remembers appreciate in the hague is really going out of his way. people connect different levels and feel is connected to been and do nothing thankful their family history was not lost out a marine corps veteran understands role that is home to my parents. when i was in our eoc marion's words brought together his family. it was a hugger and its lenders are still doing that now as they consider part of the family. mom >> next at noon today is national adopt a pet day. how you can help find a furry friend. a place to call home.

>> happening now today is national adopt a shelter pet day one in 5 pets in the u.s. are in need of a forever home. according to a report by morris pet care, adopting the new pat could help you form a stronger bond with the people around you. the report found 73% of pet parents have connected with someone of a different generation culture or ethnic background because of their pet. if you're

interested in fostering or adopting, you should visit your local pet shelter today. ballet's greatest love story returns to san francisco next week for an encore presentation. there's still time to get tickets. swan lake is a story of love, innocence, seduction and betrayal. really should be a must-see on everyone's list. tickets can be purchased for as little as $25. it runs for one week until may. 5th. and this one is for all middle schoolers who have a passion for nature. the gardens of golden gate park is launching a new outdoor summer program just for kids who love being outdoors garden camp activities engage middle school students through the exploration of the gardens, which are made up of the san francisco botanical gardens, the japanese tea garden and the san francisco conservatory. >> even we for the dragons of town. over bowls of steam like

>> that right? there is sophia bart's teen poetry contest winner. she was reading at the yerba buena gardens in san francisco on sunday. sophia's first language is can who says she wanted to learn poetry is a way to express yourself and show off her culture. she dedicated her poem to her grandparents who gave her a love of writing and poetry. that's all from the newsroom today. thank you so much for joining us here during kron. 4 news at noon. i'm justine waldman. i'll see you again during kron. 4 news at 2, 3, but for now live in the bay is but for now live in the bay is next.

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>> welcome in to live in the bay, everyone. we have a great show for you today. coming up, the 17 year-old jazz saxophonist from oakland who is heading out on a world tour catch up with brain ahead of his bay area performances and they're committed to making a positive impact on the environment. one coffee cup at a time we learn how one coffee shop is. revolutionizing the coffee industry. then you combs is serving current and former foster youth. we're learning about how you can get back with their upcoming fundraiser, sparking hope for foster. you. plus the excitement of churchill downs. kentucky derby is coming to sonoma county. details on the festivities at kendall ja