>> is it 10 game breaking news. we saw the break. >> i've on our air with san francisco police chief bill scott announcing he is leaving the department to accept a role in another jurisdiction. san francisco mayor daniel lurie made the announcement a short time ago and we brought you the chief live discussing how we felt about leading san francisco police department for more than 8 years. here's part of what he had to say. to the tireless work. >> of the members of the sfpd sworn and non-sworn. combined with the department's collaboration with community partners and many other entities we accomplished what we set out to do. and made the department better and help this great city. to become safer in the process. >> scott successor will be chosen a list of candidates to

be to put together by the san francisco police commission. so we'll continue to follow that. and we're looking at the weather as well as it's changing throughout the morning. and john has an update on that. good morning. there are definitely seeing a lot of clouds this morning in a cooler afternoon. once we do tap into some more sunshine, at least eventually. >> getting a look at further inland where you are seeing some of those clouds around mount mount diablo, this spew from walnut creek. so it's not just our coastal spots, especially the north bay and then up and down the peninsula, sing some of those gray skies. >> about everyone will get signed except for the immediate coastline, especially the san mateo coast later today. now we are seeing still some breezy weather 20 mile per hour wind gusts. that's not as aggressive as those winds were earlier this week, but still a cool breeze at the coast. and right now with temperatures in the 50's to low 60's, maybe consider bringing the extra jacket with especially if you will not be outside for more than just a couple minutes now later on today, we still got some 60's to 70's. just no 80's, like we had been saying, i'll be

breaking down everything else you got to do for the rest of this week's forecast leading to mother's day. still to come. >> thanks a lot, john. 10. 0, 1, and another big story is starting today. you got to have the real id to fly domestically and less youve got a passport and this is causing an extra weight through security screening. this morning covers will tran is live at sfo with a look at what's going on. will. >> right now, it has really picked up in intensity as far as the travelers. hopefully they either had the real id or a passport or some other form of id and all laid out for you in just a few moments. otherwise you will be asked to step out of this line and go to another line is though you lost all of your i d on a vacation. they will cheat. you just like that. and even then there's no guarantee that you will be able to fly today. as far as the real id. that's the federal government's requirement for states that issue the state id like a

driver's license. it basically means it's more vetted. you have to go through all kinds of processes to make sure that you are who you are and they've been trying to do this post 9.11 in today's the day. we got a chance to talk to some of the travelers this morning. here's one traveler on whether or not she's ready to go. have a passport and challenging little basket because i haven't actually gotten my real id. >> i don't know about get it as long as we can use this to travel because i just don't feel the need at this point. probably when they renew my license, rain will be. that particular passenger. he does not need his real id, but there could be a time when only real id's are excepted. the federal government did say they will make a decision down the road. in the meantime, take a look at your screen. these are some of the other forms of id. >> that will be accepted if you have not gotten your id already. and that includes the

u.s. passport. there's veterans health id, then department of defense, which basically means you're a military member. and if you are legal permanent resident of nice states, you can show that form of identification as well. keep in mind if you have children under 18 years old, didn't don't need to rushed to dmv to get a real id for that particular person. they're good to go as far as what's going to happen during a they will pull you to the side. ask you, who are you prove it? like i said as though you lost all of your id on a vacation and that's why they say it's going to take extra time and said 2 hours that they always advise, they say 3 hours to get to the airport. >> and you know, well, i know that the latest tech people say they're working on a world id with our eyeball that we wanted it in the future. we want anything. but our eye. yes, that would be great because i forget a lot of things. but in the meantime,

>> you better have that california bear. and then? yeah, i think i heard you say a little bit earlier. you better have a california bear on the upper left. excuse me, upper right hand corner of your driver's license. yeah. all right. thanks. a lot will have to travel 10. 0, 4, right now. new this morning. we now know the name. >> unhoused man who police say stabbed a san jose police officer in the arm that officers recovering in the hospital. san jose police say it was 41 year-old ellie scott who now faces attempted murder charges along with other charges. they say that he ettered a target store and was seen waving a machete at a security guard at the target. this was yesterday afternoon at coleman and taylor streets. and then he took off left the store and was later arrested at a nearby encampment. and that is where he stabbed an officer in the arm. the officer is expected to be okay. and the mayor says this is just an example of the fact that this target has been bothered by a house people in

really the unhoused people in general need more attention. >> can't do is continue to allow people to deteriorate on our streets with serious addiction and victimize others in the community. >> he was booked into the santa clara county jail right now. and the mayor says that for his part, what they're trying to do to improve the situation is they're adding 1400 shelter beds and safer sleeping sites this year as well as continuing sweeps of major encampments. 2 men are recovering in thhospal after they were st in oakland yesterday about 04:30pm, in the afternoon on franklin street. and police are still looking for a suspect. the city of orinda is expanding its network of license plate readers. the council just approved buying 15 extra canada cameras. and that's in addition to the 19 that are already around town. 7 are run by the city and the others are privately paid for

kron four's. lindsey ford has more. >> the city renda currently has 7 license plate reader cameras throughout the city at major thoroughfares and freeways. but residents in orinda who've experienced break-ins say they need them in their neighborhoods. >> 30 residents who live in or in disney kerbacher neighborhood have committed to buying in splitting a $5,000 a year bill to operate to solar operated license plate reader cameras. residents say the 2 cameras can cover an area of 200 homes something's been incredibly inspiring to see members of community come together support each other supporter police is an investment of public safety. the renton police officers are fantastic. every interaction without them. great. >> dryer is one of the 30 buyers. he says the community is taking matters into their own hands because over the past few years, the neighborhood has experienced an increase in crime, drier himself is a victim of a break-in. we were freed on for weeks and then we have the suspect's car still coming about so we're free offer reach that they're going try

to come back. the automated security cameras capture, read and analyze license plates on vehicles. this data is then sent directly to police where we've seen in the videos and the trends how these guys operate. they're very smart. they're very decisive. they have a strategy. this does not sloppy. this is these are these are people who are professionals and know what they're doing or into police. chief anthony rossi spoke at tuesday's city council meeting in support of additional cameras. he says they can also assist during emergencies. issue issue going i mean, sources for the >> locations >> reporting in orinda lindsey ford ka on for news. >> 10 0, 8 is the time right now and happening right now. this is a live look at vatican city and you can see everybody

there that are in sistine chapel is closed and they're waiting to find out who's the next pope going to be the conclave is just getting into motion. now the conclave is the process of electing the next pope. and there are a billion catholic members of the church around the world that are waiting to find out who that will be accomplished. joy horta is live at saint patrick's seminary in menlo park with some insight into this ancient process. joey? >> daria pup watch underway now and there are dozens of men who are studying here to become priests behind these walls at the seminary here in the bay area and they'll be watching this very closely along with the rest of the world. the seminary open in 18. 98. it is one of only 3 on the west coast today. there's a class of 60 min here mostly in their 20's. a few are in their 50's. the next pope. it's going to be the boss in

the late pope francis promoted about 80% of the current cardinals who will vote for his replacement. so does that mean they pick someone similar to him? could we see the first american pope? we sat down with father mark doherty, who is training the next generation of priests here in the bay area. >> there's a concern about not concentrating too much power in the united states for america with very strong head of state and then should americans be the roman pontiff in that office as well? so there's a bit of hesitation because the shorter the conclave, the more indicative it is that the cardinals want to unite very quickly to present united come in front of the broader public. the longer it drags out, of course, the more that suggest that there's going on and it becomes all less predictable. what's going check out the end. >> so will the next pope follow the lead of pope francis in welcoming them marginalize like the lgbt

community or will he be more conservative? father dougherty says the charisma of a pope does have an impact on the broader reach of the church. but at this point, it's anyone's guess. no one knows the answer to that. except for the people who are inside the conclave and still, they don't really know because they have to come to that two-thirds majority to actually name the next pope. for now we wait and see, although this priest we just spoke with, says he's friday. we should have the next pope. fact that would be really fast. all right. thanks a lot, joey. >> 10, 10 right now. and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news. >> we are still looking for a 79 year-old woman with dementia who went missing while hiking on the peninsula. there are volunteers fanned out. we're gonna have the latest on what they're saying this morning. and the process to remove san mateo county sheriff christina corpus takes a next step. we're about tell you procedure that the county board has to

>> 10, 13 right now. and lou. >> warriors fans are holding their breath to see what's going to happen with steph curry. we saw him sidelined in the big game last night where the dubs at least picked up the win in their first series against minnesota. but this is not good coffers for senator scott reese has the highlights. >> good morning, everybody. no rest for the weary warriors. about 48 hours after wrapping up a grueling game 7 in houston, they began round 2 of the playoffs in minnesota. staff ready to rock and dialed in early straight away. 3 minnesota, 2018 after one kind

of ugly 1st quarter. 2nd quarter curry. the rainbow triple warriors up by but steps next shot gets the bounce that something is not right. turns out it's his left hamstring he strained. it would leave the game and not return. who's picking up the slack about draymond forth 3 of the half warriors by 13 at the break. 3rd quarter, draymond, great look to jimmy butler. the lead is 16 words. you know, it's your night when this happens. butler beat the shot clock bank it in from 3. he had 20 buddy hield. remember him 16 of his 24 in the 3rd quarter. the lead is 19 and then pat spencer channeling his inner kareem, it is 80 60 warriors after 3 4th here come the world, anthony edwards and the harm he had. 23 points, 14 rebounds to get back within 9. but with the back up by 12 and then is

p 2 for 3. the warriors, 18 of 42 from deep. they survive game one without steph 99. 88 game 2 coming up on thursday. that's it for sports. have a great oh, my god. that's not it. we just found out this is breaking news about steph curry. >> he is going miss at least one week. >> because of a grade one strain in his left hamstring. so this is according to espn, he's ruled out for tomorrow in minnesota. that's game 2. and then we have game 3, which is the first home game at chase on saturday. that's a know if you look at week is gonna miss that. and then game 4 is monday at i would have to guess that's part of the week getting this game for someone to get a comeback for game 5 or he will come back wednesday. that would be wednesday. you guys. it's only 7 game series we can for this.

this is the first muscle strain of his career. and they're going to say it depends on how we respond rehab. so this is still kind of like open and changing. but that's the plan right now. john. >> definitely hope for the best there. at least as we are going outside today. we're looking at a pretty easy one to be venturing out there. >> we are seeing some cloud cover absolutely from the east bay hills. and you're actually seeing that stretching well inland past about blow and well up into the north bay. definitely clear in the south bay. we are going to see clearing going on around noontime and then a comfortably. cool afternoon ahead of us, the coolest of this week's forecast. temperatures will rise the next several days and are dry skies early next week. the opportunity of some northern california showers all staying north of the bay area. aside from the chance of maybe a sprinkle or 2 monday night into tuesday of next week, we will be seeing a generally cooler forecast starting on mother's day into next week.

now any this rain potential doesn't arrive until monday. so a dry mother's day around the corner. do expect there you could be the big winner out of all this. the bay area, maybe just a few clouds, a little cooler, maybe a drop of water 50's to 60's and san francisco today only 50's at the coastline. the rest of us across the bay will be solid 60's to 70's for your daytime highs. carlos in redwood city each at 67 while the south bay looking at some mid 70's this afternoon, temps across the east bay also sharing that range of 60's to 70's way cooler than the 80's that we have been seeing. so a break from those hotter temps, napa santa rosa only in the upper 60's. now looking ahead to next 7 days tomorrow does mark the return of a few low 80's inland, which will keep around through saturday sunday, slightly cooler for mother's day. but a gorgeous one with a cooler trend for next week. darya. >> thank you, john. 10, 18 right now and the search continues for a 79 year-old hiker with dementia. she has

been missing now for 7 days. it was last thursday. she went hiking with friends of the windy hill. open space preserve. and they've got about 80 people still searching for her. her name is margaret elaine mckinley. and that picture showed you what she was wearing the day, the hike. so at least we know she has the red. she did have that red puffy on hiking with her partner and a friend. and then they got separated about a quarter mile from the trailhead. >> she is in pretty good physical shape. but she has alzheimer's. so they're very concerned about her. the volunteers are staying hopeful. >> missing hikers have been located, you know, even a week after they've gone missing. and so this continues to be a search operation and the volunteers are very energized and hopeful. everyone is personally invested in finding elaine and also the sheriff's office is asking anybody who lives in that area. >> to review your surveillance video around your home because maybe she passed by. the trump

administration wants more money from congress for immigration crackdown. house committee cross-examined the homeland security secretary over how it she you would use the money. and our dc correspondent jessi takes a look. dhs secretary kristi noem says a lot of the new money would go toward mass deportations. >> but democrats continue to argue the trump administration is already misusing funds for that. >> we have literally millions of illegal aliens that have overstayed homeland security. secretary kristi noem is asking congress for a major funding boost to continue the trump administration's mass deportations and border security efforts considering the amount of people that are in this country illegally, many of them perpetuating crimes. we need the resources to continue doing what president trump has promised the american people. president trump's budget calls for a 65% increase in funding for his immigration crackdown, including billions for the border wall and additional border patrol agents. it's

imperative that investments for effective border security enforcement are strong republican support the additional funding. >> but democrats argue the trump administration is misusing taxpayer dollars wasted hundreds of millions of dollars on illegal detention and deportation. both sides of the aisle raised concerns about the administration's plans to cut disaster relief funds. the federal emergency management agency is on track to run out of money this summer yourself and the president really want to dismantle the federal government and the agencies that have provided service to the american people. >> for decades, defended president trump's suggestion to eliminate fema to have states you have more control over their emergency management response. >> and this hearing was one of many this week with cabinet secretaries over the president's budget. some notable ones to watch out for later today include with the treasury secretary and fbi director. >> in washington, i'm jessi tenure. >> and the supreme court is

allowing president trump to enforce a ban on transgender people in the military while legal challenges are proceeding, the high court acted in this dispute over policy that preemptive larvicide presumably disqualifies transgender people from military service. the defense department says officials are currently determining their next steps. they say they're not aware of any actions being taken right away. in the meantime, the federal appeals court in san francisco is going to hear the administration's appeal in a process that will play out for the next several months. market street downtown san francisco is opening 2 more vehicles, as you might know. of course, you know, since 2020 only public transit, commercial vehicles and taxis can drive down market street. well, mayor daniel lurie just decided to change this. and so this year they're going to start granting access to waymo. but here's a deals over a lift. they're both based in san francisco in there like

taxes, right? but they're not allowed. so they're very against this. they think it's unfair that they should allow tax season. now waymo without allowing uber and lyft. that battle will continue. and the mayor lurie says in the meantime, the driverless cars could became operating on market street as soon as this summer. it's 10. 22. and still ahead, a new budget is proposed for the city of oakland are facing a massive

>> it's 10 25 and developing this morning, 3 people are accusing a bay area airport shuttle service of not accommodating passengers who use.

>> wheelchairs and they have filed a class action lawsuit claiming super shuttle express exec you car does not provide accessible transportation for wheelchair. passengers to a san francisco, oakland and san jose airport. and they say the website says it does. let's take a look at the website from super and what they say on the website is super shuttle has committed to providing exceptional service and welcomes all passengers with disabilities, including individuals who use wheelchairs. the people behind a lawsuit. they want monetary damages and they want super shuttle to comply with the americans with disabilities act. on this day in history. the first u.s. presidential inaugural ball happened and the company sony was founded news nation's markie. martin looks back. today is may 7th if you like to travel, know that it's national tourism day. did you know the first u.s. presidential inaugural ball happened in 17, 89 for

george washington. the company sony was founded and is now one of the leading manufacturers of electronic products. i pled. >> and on interrupted instance, air search for peace. president gerald ford declared end to the vietnam era in a proclamation and the space shuttle endeavor launched on its maiden flight. we also remember vladimir putin becoming president of russia in 2000. >> it's 10, 26. and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a north bay fire department is worried about proposed cuts. we're going to proposed cuts. we're going to tell you what they think would

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>> dan choi, 9 right now and we're checking out the weather a little cool, but not like freezing or anything. john, good definitely have freezing it. but hey, compared to the past few days, it is noticeably a drop in temps and that cloud cover along with that sea breeze. also make an appeal. just a touch cooler, too. let's get a look at one of her sunnier areas. san jose. you're sitting under that sunshine while areas further north and towards the coast, especially on the foggy site. the coastal remain foggy. while the rest of us do see some afternoon sunshine winds, not as aggressive as they had been, but still certainly present and contributing to what will be that cooler feel right now. most temps are in the 60's. oakland san mateo at 60 degrees. brett, what you're getting closer to that 70 degree mark, as we do roll into the afternoon, do expect daytime highs to lift into the 70's for most of us. but no 80's in today's forecast, daria. >> thank you, john. 10, 30 right now on the peninsula. the fate of embattled san mateo county sheriff christina corpus has taken a step forward. the board of

supervisors voted on procedures to follow to fire her. they're accusing her of abuse of power and created a toxic work environment. kron four's terisa stasio has more on what comes next. >> the board voted on and extensive list of procedures. but the bottom line, one board member says that this will not be a quick process. >> let me just say this. i know the general public. there are some out there who really, really want to fast on this. >> that county board of supervisors, chair person, dave canada on tuesday approving the removal proceeding for a sheriff. and in this case, embattled sheriff christina corpus and make no mistake about it. >> i'm not interested in how fast we're moving. i'm interested in a 14. the sheriff due process being thoughtful. being

deliberative. >> mr. president we going hear from the sheriff or from her attorneys today. >> response, the sheriff did not speak, but her attorney did making a comment to the board about the bias of the board. and how can you get to 4 vote? >> when members of this board have openly said the sheriff should be removed, you can't do it. that's bice this hearing comes after voters in march approved which allowed the board to change the charter and approve a set of procedures to remove the sheriff. the sheriff has come under attack in the last year, especially after a report by a retired judge accusing the sheriff of intimidating staff having an inappropriate relationship and making racist and homophobic comments. the sheriff has long defended herself in talking with kron 4 news calling the report biased and sexes. >> as far as how long this process could take. it is estimated that it could be 4 to 5 months in the newsroom. theresa kron, 4 news at 10. 32

in the city of santa rosa is considering major cuts to fire stations. >> as part of a proposed 8% cut to all city department budget for the fire department. that would mean about 4.5 million dollars of cuts and include getting rid of a fire truck and slashing a few administrative positions as well. and it would mean the transfer of 12 firefighters to another station. the firefighters union says that those cuts would threaten public safety. >> 2 trucks is already understaffed. we only have 10 engines, which is also under staff. so. >> the concern is if this goes through this way, we we lose the ability to do our job safely and effectively. and, you know, in our line of work, what does that mean that put lives at risk? >> the discussions about the budget will continue. today. the santa rosa city council will then vote on the budget on june, 17th. 3 women from

oakland are charged with trafficking, fentanyl and methamphetamine in san francisco is tenderloin neighborhoods as well as using a minor for their drug activities. this comes from a month-long investigation by the san francisco police into purchases of illegal drugs from the 3 women and so they were arrested after a search of the car department turned up about 120 grams of fentanyl and thousands of dollars in cash. new this morning, a man from ohio faces life in prison if he's convicted of strangling this. 24 year-old woman. >> whom he met in a san jose bar 48 years ago. he's 69 now. >> and his name is willie. eugene sims. he was only arrested after they tied him to fingerprints that were found way back then on the victim's pack of cigarettes she disappeared last seen after leaving the lion's den bar back in 1977. and then her body was found in her car the

next he is currently awaiting extradition to california. oakland's interim mayor is just releasing now the official budget plan for the next 2 fiscal years. and the proposal calls for 2 firehouses to be closed on a rotating basis. kron four's dan kerman takes a closer look. oakland fire stations. 25 28 are slated to reopen before the end of june. >> 2 other firehouses will close as part of the rotating brownouts proposed in interim mayor kevin jenkins budget for the next 2 fiscal years. i am definitely hopeful that we find some finds and funds to lessen the impact all year is president of firefighters. union local 55. he says he knows without the passage of sales tax there would be even more fire stations closed, but he remains disappointed. the proposal calls for 2 fire houses to remain out of service and definitely understand the idea that without that money would be a

lot and i can appreciate perspective. but my goal, i know the chiefs goes to reopen every single firehouse in the city because it's what opened usually deserve. i'm really gratified that the mayor. >> prioritize public safety by including 3 police academies each year and also reducing the number of fire stations that we currently have closed. i personally would like to try figure out a way to reduce that number of closures. even further city councilmember zac unger, a former firefighter himself since the mayor's proposed budget is a good start. but he hopes he and his colleagues on the city council can find a way to reduce the number of fire station closures. open is incredibly fire-prone city. we have a multitude of fire problems. everything from a port to wild land to underground train station. we need to open those fire stations in order to keep our citizens safe and also to provide the medical care that so many people depend on, especially the most vulnerable in our community. for her part, mayor-elect barbara lee says the budget proposal. this is a step in the right direction towards a safer and

cleaner city. when i'm sworn in as mayor later this month, i will be working with my team to review areas of concern including oakland's expenditures in obligations and the impact of rotating brownouts of 2 fire stations. again, it's up to the city council now to review this proposed budget make changes it deems necessary and then approved this final budget by june. 30th. dan kerman kron. 4 news a nonprofit is going to be overseeing a grant worth nearly 4 million dollars to the west oakland community fund in an effort to support. >> economic development entrepreneurs, environmentalist and educators will have access to those funds. and there's a grant that will be managed. the foundation will award roughly $500,000 annually until the funds run out. san francisco supervisor allowed mahmoud of district 5 says that there is a grocer who's interested in moving in to the safeway that

closed on fillmore district that building at that close back in february faced a lot of opposition from the community because they were like, know, now there's no safe way close by for us to walk to and they do want to lose that. there was a post on x where the supervisor announced that his office has interest from several grocery stores, including smart and final. 4,000 pounds of litter and discarded objects have been removed from the bottom of richardson bay. they did this during a week-long marine debris removal effort. scuba divers got out there and technical experts and they removed a whole bunch of different objects from richardson bay. 2 small boats. we're told out several outboard engines, portable generators, bunch of and the motor oil and fuel containers. some of the things that they recovered. and if there's in fact, they say there's so much debris that it's blocking efforts to replant yield grass, which is a critical

need. it's part of the ecological component of the bay. san francisco state was the stage for a debate as conservative activist charlie kirk and former swimmer riley gaines made a stop and welcome to others who see things differently to speak out and they did travelers right as it takes a look. the words around the on things above charlie kirk say it all proved me wrong with me and putting guardrails because you're saying something incorrect. the conservative activists welcomes heated debates and that was the case tuesday at san francisco state. >> one by one people who disagree with kirk on political topics took to the mike in an effort to prove him wrong. abortion being a popular topic of discussion. the lowered roe versus wade is a >> in what way like also kills mother. we didn't we have more babies being born in texas, the number of forces, the abolition of abortion not perk was joined on this top of his american comeback tour by former college swimmer riley. gaines ironic that the other side touts human rights who

claims to fight for human rights they don't they don't believe those belong to children. she became famous for speaking out against trans women participating in women's sports. a topic she discussed when she brought up a trans woman's participation. volleyball at san jose state university. those girls had a male athlete on their team. they had no idea that or stop encourage debate and there are plenty of heated moments. >> that's the when you just like a train. >> assess state freshman benito and her friends made signs to show that they disagree with kirk in gains on trans rights. pretty easy to see them >> it asked me to come to >> kirk also had his own cameras rolling. so it's likely the debate had today at sf state will be posted on his popular social media pages. reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> it's 10, 40 and today health care workers from 13 clinics and hayward are

demonstrating at the mission health center. they have safety concerns and they're worried about staffing. they say, in fact, they're under pressure a lot to rush through appointments because there are not enough employees. the clinics are of low-income patients and the workers say there's a history of pay low wages. they want to highlight this and their demonstrations, which are between 11 and 2 today. sunday is mother's day and we have a great free surprise gift. you can give your mom she could be on tv. >> on your kron 4. plus smart tv app. we're doing a special on sunday on our app on your tv on mother's day. but here's what you need to know because you have to get this done by tomorrow. you send us a photo of your mom, her name. what makes her amazing and special and just why love her so much and give us your name as well. send that to photos at kron 4 dot com. we're going to be going through all of them, organizing them into a wonderful presentation. and james, and i'll be in on

sunday for that show and be a part of that. it's on the kron for plus smart tv app. so if you don't have that yet, your mom's not gonna know how to do it. so you've figure out that it's not that difficult, but it is kind of a process you gotta get your app on the tv and if you don't out one of those samsung tv's that does it. you can use roku or fire and you know, amazon, apple tv, that kind of the 2. but yeah, it's worth the trouble of getting that all set because then your mom will be on the big screen in your living how much fun is that? >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. a big night for bay area basketball. the valkyrie is kicked off their preseason game. >> at the chase center and the dogs had their first game in their series against the timberwolves. and we've got breaking news. not good about breaking news. not good about steph curry.

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>> welcome back. well, there's your first little bit of light a day at mount diablo after what had been such a cloudy morning out there. but things are clearing up now finally, and this will help to lead to an afternoon. that will actually be pretty pleasant and comfortable. the coolest afternoon that we're actually going to have in this week's forecast. you can see all that cloud cover out towards the coast. still going to be present into the afternoon. well, the rest of us to tap into some comfortable sunshine sea breezes and definitely been something that's been present and will continue to remain present into tomorrow, too. even with temperatures beginning to climb friday will be the warmest day of the rest of this forecast before yet another cool down starting on sunday of the weekend, which happens to be mother's day, still dry for mother's day. but by monday, northern parts of the state start to see some

pretty solid rainfall. the bay area may tap into a sprinkle late monday into tuesday. honestly, looking pretty unlikely for us. but you can see in your future cast of rainfall. what exactly that rain is going to be doing. really skirting the north coast. not so much for those of us further south today, as i mentioned, is the cooler one 50's to 60's for your highs in the city 50's right along the coast, breezy and cloudy out that way. well, temps elsewhere in the 60's to 70's. nobody on them out today will actually be hitting the 80's. we're going to say that number for the rest of the week after today. so if you needed a break from the heat, absolutely a good chance to get out there. maybe go on that afternoon. walk walnut creek. it only 71 today, pittsburgh. 76 1 of our warmer spots while the legal at 64 along with sandra fell, tomorrow's temperatures will climb a few degrees upwards friday being a little warmer yet sunday starts a trend of 60's 70's that will hold for much of next week. 10. 46 right now, big breaking news

about steph curry. >> you know, we had to leave the game a good thing. the warriors won that first game against minnesota, but they did it now. we know they could be without him for a week, depending on the rehab for that strain. it's a grade one strain in his left hamstring. that is not good news. but you know, if proven they can do pretty well, which is a good thing. they've got game 2 tomorrow at minnesota and then they'll have game 3, the first home game at the chase center is saturday. then another one monday. he could be out until maybe game 5, not good. so we'll keep you posted on that. and at the same time we saw the golden state dell curry's the wnba debut of them at the chase center for their first preseason game. and that was last night and they lost by a point. but we had 2 big things going on. and kron four's. sara stinson caught up with all the fans. >> if there's one thing i learned, it's that nearly all about greece fans are warriors fans as well. they say they

are thrilled to have a men's and women's professional basketball team right here in the bay area. fans packed both inside and outside of chase center to watch the big games. and we're just going to read where there's the worry about curry's. we will come off of the bay. there's a new basketball team in the bay area. the golden state, breeze and fans say it's been a long time coming. >> about year. it was not the talking about and celebrated the team's wnba debut tuesday night and a season ticket holder event getting all about free swag. >> this is the first time i've ever become a season ticket. holder. national women's sports. >> fans decked out in purple and black took over chase center for the team's first preseason game against the los

angeles sparks. this young fan. ivan is already confident in the valkyrie saying they'll be just as amazing as his favorite team. the warriors diehard fans like him came out to thrive city to watch the warriors take on the timberwolves for game one of the western conference semifinals. people also packed into the sports bar splash to watch game one on the big screen site about series. i was impressed that they beat the rockets and hoping for the best long as everyone stays healthy. and unfortunately, steph curry got injured during the game. >> and warriors still won by 11 points, giving people hope for the rest of the series. jimmy butler has proven that he can turn it on in the playoffs. dream on doing excellent. so warriors still have it hopefully step is an interview we have a one-game

lead now. >> the jobs already done in minnesota. so let's see if the next man up mentality, the bench, the strength, the numbers can get it done that kirby rest a little bit. not the end of the world. the bell curry's regular season game opener will be on may 16th right here at chase center. meanwhile, the warriors have game 2. >> but that's still going to be in minnesota. it's this thursday. tipoff is at 5.30, and i have confirmed there will be an official watch party here at thrive city. >> i'm sara stinson reporting back to and again, we have confirmed know steph curry for that game to which is tomorrow. >> if you're looking for new show, there's a handful new ones. and dean richards has a preview. >> me in the eye tell me that you killer. what a new streaming series this week. natasha leone returns to solve murders with the star-studded cast in season 2 of the mystery series poker see it starting tomorrow on peacock. >> a key always had a crush on you.

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acoustic style and what exactly that means. and as always, we want to hear it. you have to say about today's question of the day. scan the qr code you see here on your screen today. we want to know on national tourism day. tell us about your favorite trip with mom because, of course, it's also almost mother's day. let us know. and her answer could be read live today on the show at 01:00pm thanks a lot. and we've got something else to tell you about. that's just >> happening now. and that's outside lands. yhey're out with their single day. lineups. >> for the august show and my eyes are really bad. so i'm tell me john doe duke and i missed okay. doja do don't animal create vampire weekend. i know gracie abrams. okay. and then sunday, anderson pack and glass animals the starters. so the tickets they started on sale at 10 o'clock. okay. so it's only hour a way. you know why? that's what look is a pretty expensive. also we

want to give you something. fits free and fun for the kids. we all call for your high school band to participate and our national anthem competition and the band that wind is going to be on the kron. 4 4th of july. fireworks show to nominate your band. you got to do that by wednesday. may 14th and then the winner will be announced. i think right here live on kron. 4 morning news on may. 16th go to kron 4 dot com to nominate your school. absolutely. looking forward to seeing. >> we both were in van notorious the flutist. yes, myself by a we are looking at a forecast that might be good to get out there and do some marching them. it's much better. okay. the worst thing about marching band is when it's freezing freezing. yes. and your fingers. trees. same friday. going to be our warmer once and cooling off a little bit from other states. all right. that's it for now. see you back here tomorrow. have a great day.

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