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speech with campus safety. lawmakers say it's time to get control on campuses. >> from the bay station. you're watching kron. and news. >> thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 news at noon. i'm justine waldman. we're going to begin with the response in the u.s. to the war between israel, hamas universities across the country getting overrun by in campus with several growing to the point of civil unrest. law enforcement officers forcibly clearing some of the encampments. in new york city. police arrested about 300 protesters on the campus of columbia university and also at city college of new york officers in riot gear moved in last night to clear out encampments. the nypd also breached colombia's hamilton hall, which was taken over by protesters yesterday morning for weeks. these pro-palestine

demonstrators have demanded that universities divest from israeli links companies. the nypd will maintain its presence on campus. there. it says until mid-may, also an encampment of protesters at tulane university in new orleans was cleared out. at least 14 people. they're arrested. campus police, louisiana state police and new orleans police forcibly removed demonstrators. officers from 3 law enforcement agencies. they're moved in after ordering the group to dispersed. it was not immediately clear how many protesters were present, but 2 of them who were arrested were students. the university said in a statement adding that the encampment was an unlawful demonstration. and here in california, classes at ucla are canceled today as violence and fireworks erupted there overnight. there were dueling protests between palestine and israeli supporters. scuffles broke out between the counter-protesters, sun. seen throwing objects each other.

the clashes happened outside of a tent encampment that was set up on campus. a group of israeli supporters tried to take down the barricades that were surrounding the encampment. and police were there at the scene in riot gear did not immediately step in ucla leaders condemned the violence and requested help from the las angeles police department and here in the bay area. the protests are growing. students at santa clara university are now calling for a stop to the war in gaza. they also have other demands. kron four's. tiffany justice is live from the school with more. how big is this encampment gotten so far? tiffany? i just seems so. >> is set to start soon. but you can see some of the students have already gathered. i was told that they plan on maybe starting around 12, 15 so students can get a chance get down here to the long that we are located, that we're also being told that faculty is also participating in this protest. and they're also going to use this time for an educational purpose, holding a teaching at the same time. so we do know students

here at santa clara university and college campuses across the nation are holding protests in solidarity with the palestinian demonstrations. >> the protests. today, a lot of organizers came together because and faculty and staff because he wanted to put on and educational teaching on campus. we want to also call for change on campus in terms of having university divest from any investments they have supporting the iowa currently. >> 2 years ago we had a resolution pass through associated student government which requested that we divest completely and we weren't able to hold them accountable again. this is like around the time covid. a lot of communication is different. and so we want to make sure we're still holding admin accountable to that and that we can continue raising awareness on our campus today. >> all right. so in a statement from the university, they say, quote, as an educational institution, santa clara university respects and supports the rights of all members of our campus community together to express their viewpoint and deeply health concerns. we also are

committed to ensuring the safety of all on our campus state. the bba in classrooms residence halls, attending a protest or engaging in cocula killer activities. so >> as i mentioned, they're still setting up right now. the plan on really getting those protests slash teaching going around 12, 15 so very shortly. and they plan on being here and holding other additional events throughout the evening and afternoon until 08:00pm. tonight we're going to gather more information speak with the university. some more and bring you that information at 2, 3, this afternoon. back to you. >> i think what court for entire this encampment in other counties around the country across the world, that not about the university not about it is some of the rhetrric that we've seen in some extreme cases like at ucla and columbia university? it's clearly crossed the line where jewish students are being blocked from accessing

common spaces. and so we're looking to take proactive steps to prevent some of these more extreme things from happening here. >> so making sure all students feel safe and accepted on campus that is proving to be at odds with some of the demonstrations on monday. tense popped up at the quad at san francisco state university and the tent and camp and at uc berkeley's sproul hall is now in its second week today, faculty and staff are planning to join in the protest. the protesters say they want the university to stop investing in companies that work with israel, especially if they are involved in making weapons of war. and at least once i'm there at the callen, campbell reads glory to the martyrs, victory to the resistance. it appears to be in response to the hamas terror attack on october 7th, which started this war, 1200 civilians in israel killed 250 more were taken hostage that day. and tyler gregory, the ceo of the bay area's jewish community relations council posted this message on social media about

that sign saying these berkeley signs aren't pro-palestine their pro-hamas in support of terrorism against jews and do nothing to help the cause of palestinian statehood. and on the peninsula. students are demonstrating at stanford university. they said they're concerned now about disciplinary action coming from the school. students told us the school sent them letters about participating in the protests. it start off with 19 for out of like 2 or 3 more. can't exactly remember. >> who have gone? gotten letters from the office of community standards and are basically being put through their internal disciplinary process. the language is very vague. >> the protesters say they want a better understanding of how exactly they might be punished. we did reach out to stanford to see what these ramifications might be, but so far have not heard back when we do, we'll let you know. and happening now, students from across oakland unified school district are staging a walkout in solidarity with the university protests for palestine, oakland tech high

school be one of the schools participating. some students from there and teachers are expected to speak about the events that are unfolding in gaza. and coming up at 12, 30 today, we'll check in with kron 4 charles clifford. he'll have a live report on that situation and we'll go back now to new york where the nypd deputy commissioner is telling a very proud moment overnight as officers restored order at new york city college, they took down a palestinian flag that had been raised on the campus flagpole that american flag had been taken down and it is now back up again. and has campus protests are escalating. congress is now threatening consequences. house republicans are launching an investigation into federal funding for the sun for universities and pushing to pass a new anti semitism law. our washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandt tells us why some lawmakers say now is the time they need to get involved. >> house leaders accuse university officials of failing to keep these protests under control. also saying

they're not doing enough to protect jewish students. fireworks erupted at ucla and protesters clashed on campus across the country of colombia. new york police stormed university building to arrest dozens of protesters who have been occupying it. this thing is out of control from capitol hill. lawmakers are watching with concern and house speaker mike johnson warns of universities don't get the chaos under control. you will see congress respond unkind. you're going to see funding begin to dry up. you're going to every level of accountability that we can muster. he says several house committees will investigate the protest and may decide to take away federal funding. and this week, congress is gearing up to vote on a bill to change the federal definition of anti-semitism under anti-discrimination law. the rampant anti-semitism. >> requires action by the federal government. congressman mike lawlor introduced legislation and supporters say it would allow universities to crack down on harmful speech. this is not the free marketplace of ideas.

>> this is open threats to jewish students because of their faith and who they are. but some worry it goes too far like congresswoman teresa ledger, fernandez, we're constitutionally bound to protect. >> free speech, even more importantly, when it is speech with rich. we do not agree. and congressman pete aguilar prefers letting universities respond. they have guidance. they have they need to enforce those before. congress creates new ones. >> the white house as well. president biden does support peaceful protests. he is concerned about antisemitism on campuses and he doesn't agree with protesters barricading themselves inside of university buildings in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >> all right. other news now as the golden gate ferry service between san francisco and sausalito back in service. the service stopped because there was damage to the sausalito pier kron four's. michael thomas has the update. this a little peer has been fixed and all repairs have been done by contractors, but

it did put commuters out for at least 2 this morning. it was a big day as they piled into the ferry back on april 19th, the golden gate bridge ferry service between san francisco and sausalito was suspended after damage was found on one of the piers pylons during a routine inspection. >> officials say the closure was really just out of caution, but it did cause commuters to be out for at least 2 weeks. i ask that you are doing in the 3rd with running >> drive-in car, unfortunately. and how much of that cost him? you got a lot. >> very much. so. like community experience, i mean, every day. so. >> during the closure, commuters had to use the bus bridge service to get in and out of the city, which was provided by the golden gate transit. this morning. the ferry came in at about 7 o'clock and people writing. it's a it's a day they've been waiting for. it's really peaceful, truly clean. and it's just a great group of people on there. as of this morning, the ferry is back to its normal schedule. that's the very latest reporting here

in sausalito. i'm michael thomas will send it back to live in the studio. >> coming up, it's mental health awareness month. them are focusing on ways to help in for your health. plus, a proposal to reclassify marijuana as being tree celebrated by the cannabis industry. why this plan could be a game-changer for local dispensaries. and a stunning bust in the south bay. when police arrest a man for police arrest a man for allegedly running a brothel.

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in the south bay. a brothel was busted in san jose following a months long investigation. police say they arrested a man for pimping. >> and they say they found 2 women at the home who they believed to be human trafficking victims. kron four's jack moment has the details. 2 weeks ago. this house right here that's moving out was the site of a police raid where officers say they busted a commercial brothel. >> police say they've been looking at this home of 16th and saint james since november. tuesday evening, a moving truck. the men here speak mandarin and tell me they were hired to move belongings out of here. they say they don't know anything about what happened here earlier in a broad week or 2 ago or use in its recently moved into the neighborhood and says a bunch of police officers showed up 11:00am several days ago busting what they say is a commercial brothel. >> disturbing details to shun who is a san jose state student. >> for sure, show. i mean,

like any crime is a concern to especially since i live like right across the street, police also arrested shoe chain the 53 year-old man now charged with pimping and pandering. they found 2 women living in the home who they say are possible human trafficking victims along with a bunch of cash and has been going off. hello, neighbor's of includes by say this has been going on for months. bound to have eye. it's been going off to fight 4th of july last year. anthony garcia has lived next door here all his life and says he's seen men come and go out of this house since last summer. just wants a life safety for my sister, my niece stuff. and while the investigation is ongoing, garcia says now he has some peace of mind until now that they're here love. like us. i believe. in san jose. jack moment. kron 4 news. >> all right. we'll talk about our forecast now on this beautiful day. we're going to check in with kyla grogan to see what's happening and why is it really 70 in san francisco right or very were

also get breezy is like in syria. this wind advisory. >> for sacr%mento, you can see areas to the north, but also for those of you who are along the delta there. so that does include the late have that does include fairfield and we're looking for offshore wind up to about 40 miles per hour. gusts through about 05:00pm. you can already see where some of that is starting to happen in fairfield now about 15 miles per hour. and we're picking up also out of the coast here, half moon bay doubt 2022 point kind of 2 dynamics going. and as we get to the afternoon, this is san francisco. you can see that we're going to see that wind get a bit gusty again. so these are the sustained winds are looking out for about 16 miles per hour or so. taking you to future wind gusts. gets kind of interesting here because we've got an onshore push happening out of the coast, right? and then we've got an offshore push, a more northerly flow happening as we look inland, which translates to we're all going to be a little breezy, not just today, but into tonight. and frankly into tomorrow as well. it's basically a wind gradient that set up. we have high pressure off the coast of we have low pressure to the interior and

what's happening is you get that win gradient. but also the high pressure is building up and it's allowing us to warm up, at least for now. there is another low pressure system and that will ultimately knock temperatures down. but today, tomorrow, friday, look out for days like this where you can see san francisco right now at 66 degrees. we're just a 57 out half moon bay. but look at how many 70's we already have today. san jose livermore concord and santa rosa. all in those low 70's oakland at about 68 degrees. so where are we going today? we're going to get pretty warm. and yes, it does look like we could get up to that 70 degree mark. even in san francisco, you can see the only place really staying cool today is out at the coast or they'll have that onshore flow but inland, we're going to go above where we were yesterday. we're looking at temperatures in the upper 70's, even low so this is well above average, obviously. so i talked about the fact that we're going to knock those temperatures down once we hit the weekend. and the reason for that is simply because that high pressure breaks down and that allows a cold front to track in atd ahead of that

front will come some showers. so they'll be late friday. we'll start to see the clouds roll in friday evening, but late friday into saturday, 1st half of saturday, at least that's where to get some showers. you can see a little sierra snow slated to show up as well as we start a brand new month now. how much rain are we talking about between about a quarter of an inch and a half an inch? you can see some higher totals up in spots like your rico where can get, you know, quite a bit of rain there. but for most of california, this will be beneficial rain. and that is a good thing this time of year. we'll take it as we head towards our summer season. back to you. >> thank you. we're learning more now, but wet may have caused the death of a gray whale that washed up off the coast of alameda. the california academy of sciences says it may have been hit by a boat. the 40 foot whale was found on crown beach last month. they say the official cause of the whale's death could not be fully determined due to its decomposed state. a historic step towards easing marijuana restrictions. the dea proposed reclassifying cannabis from a scheduled one

to a schedule three-drug kron four's rob nesbitt, talk to the ceo of the national cannabis industry association and has more on how these changes will benefit dispensaries. >> owners of cannabis businesses will tell you how hard the industry is hit by high taxes. it's part of the reason why the for 20 event in golden gate park was canceled this year. today's announcement from the federal government will help ease tax burdens. >> the cannabis industry celebrated a big win tuesday when the u.s. drug enforcement administration announced its plan to move cannabis from schedule one status to schedule 3 ceo of the national cannabis industry association, aaron smith says for years marijuana has been viewed federally as having no medical value and a high potential for abuse. it seems absurd. but, you know, since the 70's cannabis has been a schedule, one substance alongside drugs like heroin lsd, president biden called for the review back in 2022. >> reclassifying does not legalize cannabis federally, but it would allow

pharmaceutical companies to get involved with selling drugs in states where it is legal. it will also remove the tax code called to 80 e on legal cannabis businesses. marijuana businesses are unable to deduct things like their rent, their payroll and marketing expenses, their compliance costs, the cost of the security cameras in their in their facilities. spark on 6 dispensaries in the bay area. and ceo eric pearson says 2.80 e has limited investors from taking cannabis seriously. he hopes becoming a schedule. three-drug will change that when that gets eliminated, it frees up capital that makes investors more interested. >> and investing in cannabis companies. that's the capital comes in, which helps the industry, which is otherwise struggling from other taxes. the proposal must still be reviewed by the white house office of management and budget before cas join the same classification as tylenol. >> the national cannabis industry association wants congress to go even further by removing cannabis from the controlled substances that moving this along kind of catches. the federal government say we're california was in the 90's.

that does not cats, california the federal government up to a california is now. >> i asked if when he thinks the reclassification could happen if passed by the white house, he predicts changes before the november election. reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> all right. take a look at this. lions at pier. 39 in san francisco took advantage of all nice weather yesterday. more than 800 sea lions were out and about the highest count of sea lions and 7 years. pier officials are crediting the abundance because of the large number of anchovies there this year. so join all those snacks. still ahead, investigation has been launched into the group behind the effort to recall alameda county district attorney pamela price will tell you why. >> plus, what a san francisco lawmakers wants to do to expand services in order to treat people with hepatitis.

for your health this afternoon, san francisco officials are declaring may national hepatitis awareness month. that coincides with asian american and pacific islander heritage month because >> according to the cdc, the api community is at an increased risk for hepatitis in the u.s. san francisco officials say they want to make hepatitis b awareness, a public health priority because the city has one of the api populations in the country. >> hepatitis b, disproportionately affects asian americans. only 6% of

the u.s. population is a a p i but that 6% accounts for 58% of americans living with hepatitis b. >> and that san francisco supervisor wants health officials to expand services to treat people and expand awareness. if you haven't given your brain and the motions, some tlc lately, now is the time because may is national mental health awareness month. the national institute of mental health estimates estimates more than one in 5 adults are living with a mental illness. this is data from the national alliance on mental illness reveals one in 6 kids age 6 to 17 experience a mental health disorder every year. psychologists are encouraging parents to talk to their kids about how the media that they consume can negatively impact their minds. a recall has been issued for martin eli's apple juice. the company says the product contains higher levels of inorganic arsenic that

exceeds the fda standards. it effects of the one liter bottles of this popular beverage that sold at retailers all across the country, including target and whole foods. the company says no illnesses have been reported, but it probably should drink it. next. at noon, a bee keeper joins the list of residents in oakland frustrated by crimes after a colony of bees. >> was stolen from her. plus, a recount almost done and that highly watched race in silicon valley as rumors are spreading on who started the push for the recount. and a cease-fire protest now expanding the high schools in the east bay. we're going to live there after going to live there after with cascade platinum plus, i have upped my dish game auntie, in that dishwasher?

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>> all right. there are rallies and marches planned across the bay area today from a day. this is video from the citizens app showing one marked that's happening right now in the mission. they are showing some solidarity with palestine, their hundreds of demonstrators from immigrant right groups, including workers and antiwar organizations are all walking from the 24th street bart station to city hall in san francisco. can see there they've taken over parts of the street there. they are demanding investments in workers and immigrant communities instead of putting that money into were they say this? may day rally is scheduled to last until around if you're driving in that part of the city, we might see some streets blocked off. and as the outcry for a ceasefire in gaza continues to spill over into high schools in the east

bay, students are not participating in the walkout. kron 4 charles clifford just a live from oakland with the latest. what's happening there with these high school students? >> well, good afternoon. i'm right along broadway here in oakland outside oakland, technical high school, this currently ongoing. take a look over here. we've got a couple of 100 students who walked out of class around noon today. they're holding a rally. that's going to take a look at some video now. these students are here. they are upset about the conflict gaza between israel and hamas calling for a talk to one of the organizers here who say that they've been watching what's happening on college campuses across the country, other schools and they wanted to show solidarity with those protests. we want to show solidarity with all the universities who have been. >> you know, putting their like. >> putting themselves on the line and especially during final season.

>> all right. so this probably go on for the better part of an hour here. we're not sure what's going to happen next. if they're going return to class or we had heard once they may march somewhere, we don't know. we did reach out to the oakland unified school district for comment. but so far we have not heard back. but for now in the east bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. charles, thank you for the update and staying in the east bay, the alameda county board of supervisors voted to certify the results of the recall petition for district attorney pamela price. >> this is coming as the state launches an investigation into one of the groups behind that recall, da price says that in december her campaign team filed a complaint against that group claiming the group did not comply with certain laws that govern all political committees in the state. but this recall investigation could take several years and penalties could range from just a warning to even fines, but it will not have an impact of voters decide to recall price. and now that those recall signatures have been

certified. the county board of supervisors has to set a date for the actual recall kron four's dan kerman breaks down the timeline for the recall process. >> this is a frivolous, fraudulent and road or only u.s. election campaign to recall da price. alameda county is at a re us but da price been in office. i have no trust in pamela price. >> ask me i am a victim's family. the problem is not pamela price. the problem is the people who are getting locked the people who are using drugs. and are out the streets and they're creating all kinds of crime. now that the board is move forward to certify the results, they will hold another meeting on may 14th to set a recall election. >> the special election can be set 88 to 125 days in the future. alternatively, the recall can also take place during the november 5th general election, which would save the county a boatload of

money. if the recall is successful in prices voted out of office, it will be up to the board of supervisors to appoint someone to take over the appointed da will serve 2 years until the next general election in november of 2026, whoever wins that election, we'll finish out prices term, which runs until january of 2029. supervisors. no, the da pamela price believes the recall is illegal because the process did not follow the county's charter. in fact, one county supervisor said she hopes the county is sued. so a judge can make a final determination on that. >> nevertheless, the board of supervisors is moving forward on the recall. they will hold a special meeting on the 14th of may which point they will set a date for that recall election. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> kron four's your local election headquarters in the recount in the highly contain a contentious race for silicon valley's 16th congressional

races basically halfway over, meaning that santa clara county finished. it's part of the recount. san mateo county officials say they are going to announce their results today. kron four's catherine heenan reports. >> santa clara county voting officials say their recount shows evan low picked up 11 additional votes. joe, some indian gained 7 so low lead summit, ian, by 4 votes in santa clara county. but that does not answer the question of whether low one san mateo county still has more than a dozen challenge. ballots and official there told me they have finished counting them but won't announce the results until wednesday after campaign attorneys and others get a chance to review the numbers. meantime, sam liccardo published an opinion piece in which he again rejects claims that he's behind the recount because a former staffer named jonathan padilla requested it. he says the fact that padilla is a supporter of mine is not

remarkable. every independent expenditure committee in history has been created by a candidate supporter. i think the cargo is doing the smart thing, which is. >> he's trying to get ahead of whatever the results are because someone is going to win. that was going to lose and going to lose main all probability trained, blame liccardo the fact and senator 3 person race, it's a 2 person race. michael yaki also agrees with luck. carter's call for >> automatic recounts in a close election which may have lessened the political drama. >> because you want to kind of get the politics out of this and just getting into the the issue of voter integrity and every vote counts. i would hope that the california legislature after this would mandate as a as a requirement in the california electoral process that automatic recounts be available in united states house of representative races in the case of a tie as or as it was catherine hannah. >> kron. 4 news. now to the

north bay where california for a bird. that's the group working to build a new city and solano county says it has more than enough signatures to qualify it for an initiative on the november ballot. >> so i don't voters have made that first decision. and they have made loud and clear. over 20,000 to lionel residence have signed the petition. >> if verified voters will decide whether to allow the construction of this new city on land. that's currently zoned for agriculture. the new town is being described as a green city for up to 400,000 people. after years of delays, 16 17 year-olds in oakland and berkeley will finally get a chance to vote in school boasd elections. the alameda county board of supervisors voted on tuesday to approve a $113,000 contract increase with a 3rd party election services company and to add 6 positions

in the registrar of voters office. the decision will allow the county's election officials to add the necessary software upgrades and to, quote, provide year-round support for youth voting elections, processing canvassing voter file maintenance, special election billing and youth voting activities. also in the east bay and oakland, bee keepers buzzing with anger after someone stole a colony of bees and its queen from her. the theft happened just minutes before she was set to host a honey tasting event for children. kron sarah stinson has the story. >> meet the the lady. that's what susan donoghue is known as in her rockridge neighborhood in oakland where she's been living for nearly 3 decades be keeping is a real source of peace for me. donahue often host honey tasting events made from the 25 hives. she manages trying to teach the kids and families

different. >> color and flavor and texture of honey. she was getting ready to do just that on saturday. she says she placed a brand-new be observation of i've like this one on a table in front of her home and then went back inside to grab the honey. had heard. >> somebody say, hey, look, freebies, it's then she realized someone pulled up and stole her colony of 15,000 bees. >> along with its queen bee, it's the pink one on your screen. donahue says the thieves not only stole from her, but also from the kids who came for the experience having to explain to them that somebody would steal bees. >> is really. disheartening to me. do you explain to me what this bees are theft does to the bees left behind these that are left behind? >> we'll survive because i'm here. managing them that these

that went in that hive. probably are going to die. she says she's heard of home and car burglaries in her neighborhood before. but now to be a victim of get another oakland crime. >> fields to feeding. >> just getting tired the cycle. we're not coming out of hand feeling really. and representative policymakers, donahue filed a police report online. she's not heard anything back. >> i'm sara stinson reporting in oakland >> happening now, the spare the air summer smog season is officially underway this summer. the agency is encouraging people in the bay area to drive less and look for ways to share shorten or change their commutes to help reduce smog traffic and gridlock in the region. they are reminding people was it gets warmer. the risk of calling a spare the air alert for unhealthy air quality becomes greater. it's a lovely day out there. we're taking a

live look here in san francisco. it quite how are a little breezy out there. meteorologist, grogan here now with details on what's happening here in the bay area, but also across the country. and just what we have good air quality today because this maga pictures make everybody nervous. they do me, too. but we do not have that to contend with today. in fact, this week we're looking to it for air quality. wanted to show you the big picture here. >> little cold air, as you can see up in the northern tier near the pacific northwest. that's where those cool temperatures frankly, that's the only place where the cool temperatures are because we're at 83 get a whole lot of warmth in the mid atlantic. there in dc 81 in columbus and check out detroit. 81 degrees there as well. so a lot of warmth bring it to the west coast and we are a little bit more mild. but having said that, we are warming up today, the beginning of a little bit of a warming trend, sacramento right now, already it 75 degrees and over the next couple of days, we're not just going to warm up today, but we're going to stay there as we get into thursday and friday. now by friday evening, we'll start to see a few clouds move in and that will start to break down this

weather pattern, not just for us, but also for the sierra. so let's take a look at this as we roll through the next couple of days. we're looking good. but friday night, that's when we've got this coming in into saturday and notice a little sierra snow expected as well. so obviously, this is an interesting system. you're now looking at saturday evening as we've got some snow going there in the sierra. and then we clear out we have a really nice sunday, but it is going to drop those temperatures down. big time for us and also for, you know, folks out of lake tahoe, you can see those snow showers coming in at a 20 degree drop between friday and saturday. so just a heads up. if you're headed in that direction to make sure you're keeping an eye on the weather, i'll be back in a bit with our 7 day forecast. >> the app that transforms your smartphone into your own personal gps audio tour guide. i'll tell you how it's expanding from hawaii to national parks and scenic national parks and scenic drives. i'm rich de

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>> now to bay area baseball. a's taking on the pirates of the coliseum in the second game of their serious sports director. jason dumas has the highlights. >> flying under the radar. the a's have been one of baseball's hottest teams over the last couple of weeks. look to keep it going on this day. let's head to the town as they were hosting the pirates at the coliseum. looking to make it 2 in a row over the pirates. second ending. we have a tie game to offer tyler, nevin first. i've been raking. if that one out to right. that brings in the go ahead, run lead it 2 to same score in the 50's until jj

bleday. turns on this one. that lands in budweiser receipts, his second of the season. he wasn't done later in the game. in the 7th, he hits another one. this today center. the a's go on to win 5 to 2 after the game. talking about >> think our camaraderie is really good. i mean, it's a night and day difference from last year to this year. you know, we're doing the little things, you know, coming feel prepared, ready to go. mean, you can see the difference in spring training and leading up until now. and star pitchers have been doing a great stars and bullpen. now starting to swing the bat a little bit better continue to do that, you know, of i think we're going to go well. >> all right. other news, the red sox took down the giants in the opener of their series. that series continues tonight. all right. that's a look at sports. >> well, it is official. the oakland ballers are going to

renovate raimondi park. the oakland city council approved the 1.6 million dollar plan. the ballers executives are saying they are internally grateful to the city. the residents in the fans who helped the ballers are the bees as they are known a plan to release some new renderings of their baseball park today. opening day is set for june 4th. so they got month to get there. the park ready to go and the raiders are inviting fans to come party on the high seas. but the seven-day cruise to the mexican riviera the ship will have an open bar mini-golf a casino. those are just some of the amenities. there will also be raiders alumni on board for autograph sessions and some dining experiences rooms range from 2600 to $16,000. it will set sail from the port of los angeles in march of 2025. what about and the lpke football themed events? it's a gorgeous day out there today. we're taking a live look here from our camera facing the

embarcadero here in san francisco in calais, going of us little tour across the bay area's that this nice everywhere. today it is for wall to wall sunshine today. it's absolutely beautiful. no fog to worry about this marine layer giving us a troubling can see half moon bay sitting in the sunshine. >> as is san francisco, san jose, it's all looking good. even our mount tam cam has some good visibility. >> 71 degrees in san jose right now. 73 in dublin in fremont at san mateo already hit the 70 degree mark hayward did as well. we're at 66 in downtown san francisco. >> obviously, we're off to the races with these temperatures north day sitting in the low 70's to nova are ready at 74 in can see fairfield at 75. so highs today will be well above average. you can see some spots inland hit that 80 degree mark, the only place that will stay cool out of the coast there. we're going to have a little onshore flow. let's take livermore as an example as we take a look from the east bay, beautiful blue skies, their average high is about 73. today. we're looking at about 78. you can see the same story for the next 3 days right to wednesday, thursday, friday and head by saturday will be struggling to get to

60 degrees. we will rebuild that. but the reason for that is that we've got some rain coming. and yes, we are starting day today, but that does not mean that we're down to the showers. it's going to be overnight friday into saturday that we've got some rain coming our way right now are being protected by high pressure that's giving us the sunshine in the warm track through late friday. not only will bring us some showers, but it sure is an incredibly cool air mass behind it. and that is why we will see those temperatures take a real dive from friday to saturday. so just to show you futurecast kind of rolling through our week here, looking good with high-pressure, protecting us to get to friday. there's that front taking shape and the clouds come in overnight friday into saturday as showers roll in there with that and you can see a little sierra snow as well. so it's going to be mostly a big system for the pacific northwest. but we are looking to get between about a quarter of an inch and a half an inch of rain. that is pretty impressive for this time of year. take a look at your extended forecast. you can see the 3 beautiful days we've got coming. and then the dramatic drop when we get to

saturday. we do read bill that is get to sunday, you know, have some nice sunshine. so saturday will not be a great day for outdoor plans with sunday is looking cool. but good back to you. >> all right. now to the app that turns your phone into a tour guide. rich demuro takes a look. >> so this here is the look out here on tantalus. exploring a new place is always easier when you have a beautiful, basically art or take people out here and gives them explanation of this valley, the history and the the meaning of this place. and ruth hours is founder of hawaii based shaka guy hanging loose. come with us. have a great time. app that turns your smartphone into a gps audio tour. this is wild. what a view for the past 8 years shaka guides been leading visitors around the islands. now it's expanding to include 55 tours in the mainland, including national parks, were

spending 3 months researching the location. we send actually real people to these places. spend the week visiting touring the place, talking to locals and guys now left at the junction here to continue our back on round top drive. just follow gps and stories play along your route. most tours are driving. some are walking. what we're doing very, very specific. my new show. look to your left. look to your right. and so it feels like more a tour guide. experience with the detail and the story county now. on this honolulu toward there are 68 audio points. what i like about being on your own is you really have freedom to explore your own pace. you're on your own schedule with your own family. really can just take your time or start around $10. there will always be need for human lead toward they were trying to target type of

customer that previously never had any sort option. told there are a lot of blind curves of the head safety, a big part of the equation, people to get injured every year here in hawaii. >> and we're really trying to help educate people about how to stay safe and have a great time. >> dave and buster's customers can soon make friendly bet on arcade games like skee-ball and papa shot. the arcade company has recently partnered with a gaming software company to develop a feature for their loyalty members over the age of 18. the app feature will allow friends to bet up to $5 and various arcade games against one another. the apple not follow sports betting regulations which will allow states like california where gambling is not yet legal to participate in this new feature. next here at noon, we're going to meet a new bundle of joy right after the break. keepers at the houston

zoo arrived at work to find a newborn baby giraffe. according to the zoo. the keepers knew that the mom was pregnant but they didn't know the exact delivery date and they were surprised when they found the baby giraffe when they arrived there last saturday morning, the baby has been named t know seeing there running around and weighs 160 pounds and stands at a very tall 6 feet tall. i call it the same stats like a baby

giraffe. alright staff at the nashville zoo celebrated the birth of their first litter red river hog piglets. the zoo said the piglets were born on april 11th and they've been named fig peach persimmon and clementine. this is the first litter of red river hog piglets to be born at the nashville zoo. bringing the total number of that species at the zoo to 7. the babies are born to first-time parents, wilbur and truffles and staff say they were closely with truffles to make sure she had a successful pregnancy. so that's a male walrus at the zoo in tacoma, washington. and interest delighting his keepers because he's illustrating the species entertaining mating calls the point defiance zoo and aquarium shared this video to show the wall making these noises very similar to whistles and farts, which apparently female wall where says find attractive. and this

is a very cute cuddle puddle wildlife officials at the central minnesota zoo were excited to find this group of newborn raccoons in a hollow tree. the u.s. fish and wildlife service is sharing this video which showed this little pile of kits. it was filmed inside a national wildlife park. raccoons are born blind and deaf. but after about 3 weeks, their eyes and there are canals start to open. i've never seen baby raccoon before. that's all from the newsroom today. thank you so much for joining us here during kron for news at noon, i'm justine waldman. i'll see you again during kron for news. a 2, 3, but for now live in the bay is next. >> hey, justine, thank you so much. we have a great show coming up today on live in the bay. we're talking about a theater venture that you want to take part in. talking about some tack and a delicious dish that you can prepare at home with some fresh veggies.

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