stubborn downtown sf. our temperatures will be going on. san francisco at 49. 53 across the bay in oakland and in the east bay lower temperatures today. not a big surprise because of the overcast skies. the charcoal gray will mix out and we will see basically sunny skies to the east bay shoreline but around the peninsula. it may be more stubborn. getting up to 68 by 4:00 and dry air and we do have a southwest wind at five to ten. it will be a little bit more intense for downtown san francisco. as far as our break down, we will call it mostly cloudy and cool and the temperatures pretty much in the 50s and starting to separate by noon. 64 and 67 going on by noon and by 4:00, we are talking lower 70s, particularly the inland locations, variable clouds and pesky cloud cover in the peninsula and downtown. we will have more details for the rest of the weekend. marty. >> thank you, dave. big news we are following, a major f.b.i. raid in san francisco. one of the people detained is at the center of the investigation is in a legal battle with the city. this video shows him being beaten but this morning there are unanswered questions about what the f.b.i. was looking for. kron4 jeff bush has what we know so far. >> come to the front door. >> f.b.i. agents calling to stan petror and several other people. they were taken in a daylight raid. it is unclear why the feds were involved but this is the same house where neighbors say a shooting occurred in the early morning hours. the home has been raided before, this time agents were focused on the contents of this camaro that was parked in the garage of the house. it is unclear what officers were looking for. as you can imagine, the raid startled unsuspecting residents. >> r.r.r.r.r.r.r.r.r.!"we have type video. that petrov has been in the spotlight. áq he was in this video being beaten by alameda deputies. you can see the depa(es here after a car chase that started in castro valley and ended up in san francisco and that case is still being investigated. we don't know why the fbi raided the home or they were taken into custody. we will bring you an update as soon as we get more information. >> the shocker at oracle arena. the warriors run for 73 wins and took a big hit friday night when the doves lost to the boston celtics. it snaps a regular season home streak that went on for a year. in fact it is the longest home streak in nba history and this morning fans are waking up to find it was not a bad dream. we are reporting live from alameda, avery good morning. >> good morning, the coffee talk is about the warriors game and lots of long faces because of the outcome of that game. take a look at the video of the last moments of that game. steph curry gets the ball in the last seconds and everyone expects him to make the wide 3 but it doesn't go. lose 109-106 to the celtics, ending the winning streak. the fans were sad but hopeful that the doves will reach the 73 win record. >> we are happy with what they are doing now and we will see where they go from here. >> all i've got to say is like i spend 300 bucks on this ticket and have been following the warriors like all year long and man it's just -- it is a complete bummer. >> we will bounce back and be good and fine. >> definitely heart breaking to some die heart fans in alameda and across the bay area. i will be here to talk to fans and get their react about last night's game. >> the man that spend $300 on a ticket looked like he was about to cry. >> he was heart broken. >> he sure was. >> you would be too, right? >> yes, especially paying $300 for a ticket. avery harper reporting live and we will continue to check in with her. >> our sports director gary radnich will break down what the warriors need to do if they want to get to the 73 win and set the most wins in an npa season. >> police are investigating a possible hate crime after a man found homophobic messages outside his house. several messages were left on this man's car and they contain racial slurs about gays and smokers. and demanded that he move out of the neighborhood. the victim feels threatened by the various notes and some that reference religious scripture and there was a dvd that reported to cure gay people. >> and i was going out to go to work 7:40 in the morning and get in the car and i see in the due written guy fag and there is a blue book on my windshield and i looked at the book and it says don't be gay written by somebody. >> contano muting believes the message could have come from a neighbor in his apartment complex. police confirm they are interviewing people in connect with the case. still ahead on kron4, a man accused of assaulting 7 women now homeless in the bay area. what police want you to know about him. >> controversy at a school in the east bay, the curriculum that has some parents threatening to keep the kids home. >> and we will show you where two new cases of zika virus have turned turned up in the bay area, we have everything you think you need to know. >> for your health big medical news. the zika virus reported in san mateo and santa clara county. both people affected while traveling abroad. there are no risks that the virus will spread in the bay area. the zika virus is primarily transmitted by mosquitoes but can be transmitted sexually. the symptoms are mild but the virus can be a serious threat to pregnant women and linked to a serious birth effect. turned up in san francisco and cost ta contra valley. coming up. new warnings about bad drugs and could be behind deadly overdoses. we have that story straight ahead but let's look at the conditions of the bay bridge toll plaza and overcast skies and dave has the forecast after the break and for the weekend a cooking demo and tasting in san francisco. you can learn new recipes and sample the delicious food and it is starting at 11 and it ing at 11 and it is free to . kron4 sponsored by cash creek casino we're back on kron4 news weekend. let's take you outside from the live look from the golden gate bridge. overcast skies and we are expected to warm up throughout the day and through the week, right, dave. >> yes, but depending where you're it will be rough around the peninsula in terms of the cloud cover. here is a look at the san mateo bridge. an overcast story. we may see later this morning a different type of story for the east bay. temperatures for us in the lower 50s in the far east bay and up to the north bay and same program and downtown san francisco. not a lot of variety. visibility levels have dropped and pretty good over the bay area so it is pretty much the ten mile visibility standard. there it is on the satellite picture. we don't see much of an interference from the pacific and with this nice high pressure system building, that will provide thumb on the scales to warm us up. here is what the futurecast has to say for the cloud cover. notice at 12:00. it is sweeping out and it kind of hangs around the golden gate but most of the region will start to see clearing skies giving us nice warm temperatures. not far away, it will hover out to the sea. the low lying clouds in the bay there. you can see overnight clearing again for us by sunday, late morning and afternoon as well. we will be having mostly sunny days for most of the bay but a little pesky for the actual beaches and the coast and you can see being spread by the cloud cover. a closer inspection of the temperatures for the east bay shoreline, upper 60s and lower 70s. we have a northwest to west wind onshore. you head to the far east bay, some of the numbers get crazy here. mid-70s on the board and a possibility of a runaway train. you don't see the numbers pop until we get to the middle of the week. this is where we start to break out maybe some 80s by wednesday and again that will be in the inland regions before we retreat back to the 70s and that will feel down right chilly for the rest of the week. marty. some east bay parents are upset about a planned curriculum dealing with lgtb issues at a san mateo school and some parents threatening to keep their kids home to protest. we have the changes that the parents want made to the program. >> i think the material is something that is best suited for being at home with your family. >> reporter: this parent and a dozen others showed up at the san ramon school district concerned about this. >> early on there were signs that panel was different. >> this is one of several different videos that is scheduled to be played during acceptance week at windermere school starting april 11th. a spokesman says that the student came up with the curriculum. however, not all parents shall on board. >> i have viewed the video and it's not accepted for 12 and 13- year-olds. >> parent have the option to have their kids opt out of the program yet the issue is ... >> it forces kids to walk away and kids from 11 to 13 are not there who handle why they won't participate. >> and this parent felt so strongly he plans to pull his children out of classes, if it goes forward. >> i will speak on a personal note. we will boycott the school for the week and we will deal with it that way. >> at windermere there seems to be a different move. >> to be tolerate for different cultures. >> and this man does not have kids at this school but another school. she showed up to bring flowers to the principal in support and she has a same sex partner. >> i started it on facebook with my friend and they are angry and we are are picking up flowers for the principal to support him. >> they appreciate the dialogue with parents and they sent out the curriculum several weeks in advance and have made changes to their original plan. a former student of pioneer high school in santa rosa is suing the district saying she was sexually assaulted and saying that the 17-year-old male student grabbed her in the restroom and sexually assaulted her. the suit claims that same student was arrested for another sexual assault the year before. the suit contends that school did not take action. she is now seeking compensation for her medical and counseling bills. the school did not return our calls to comment on the case. san francisco's public defender's office is getting involved in the case of the racist and homophobic message sent by police officers. one officer think it may have tainted cases. the demands are listed in demand to the district attorney general's office. last year four officers were accused of sending similar text messages. we have a warning about a series of deadly drug overdose. the d.a. ample the d. -- dea is linked to the drug linked with fentanyl and 50 times more powerful than heroin. the wife of one man that died wants someone to be accountable. >> those were the keys keeping those pills and having them tested so we would know but no one is investigating it because they view it as an overdose, it is not and it is murder. whoever is making the pills is murdering people. >> the d. e. a. says there is 36 overdoses in sacramento county. coming up a little bit later in the broadcast, the warriors, the hottest team in sports getting ready to go. can they handle the celtics, we will have the highlights later in the broadcast. we will wait for that and take a look at the richmond bridge. not a lot of traffic. this week it is the art explosion, you can check it out from 100 painters and sculptures. and happening at the mission arts gallery and free to attend. >> warriors have not lost at home since january of 2015. the celtics have won 54 in a row. andy robac h left the game with an injury. warriors back from ten down and brandon rush can't handle the past and the celtics going up five. curry was fantastic in the 3rd quarter after a so-so first half, look at curry, finished with 29 points and 8 three pointers and he did have 8 turnovers, the warrior had 22 on the night and this may have changed the game. late in the contest, draymond green turned it over. 107-106 with 5 seconds left. and the game is tied and going to overtime. the warriors, 54 games wednesday at home. pretty cool. i thought they were fantastic. a good team and they played great defense on the perimeter and got us out of sync and we weren't able to get rhythm until late and we needed to make every play and we didn't do that. the warriors still a game ahead of the bulls. they need to finish five and one to break the record. which means at least one win over san antonio who they play once at home and once on the road. san antonio has no chance to catch them over all unless the warriors lose every game. still a good shot to do it. battle of the bay, asian giants, here we go, at&t park. the exhibition games. everything starts next week. they get in and get out. buster posey, a two run double. panic scores and posey had a couple of rbis and jake peavy was good in five minutes until all of the worry about peavy and san mar chin. wrapping up the series in oakland against the a's. that's the saturday morning sports. back to the great marty gonzales. >> thank you and talking about the a's, the first pitch for the finale set for 1:05. matt cane on the mound and phillip debronk for the a's. let's look at the bay bridge here, overcast skies and not a lot of traffic. for the week, it is the comedy week in san francisco. you can enjoy standup lineup found at the foundry at 7:30 and free to attend. good morning. live from our cameras, the overcast skies with us and that will change, right, dave? >> yes, we will clear out in the east bay and the east bay shoreline pretty rapidly. maybe more on the air for you, too. downtown more pesky and may take longer to do that and breezy for down san francisco. >> it is going to clear. >> it is going to clear, yes. >> marty wants to make that note. wear your shades. got to do that. here is a live look for you at the san mateo bridge. around the peninsula going on around here. temperatures right around 50ish and maybe a couple of degrees lower or above. visibility levels have dropped off in the north bay in spots and looking pretty good over the real estate. half-moon bay, lower at around nine. we do have a trough up towards the north. an area of low pressure a front and a dry one. so all we will get is spray by clouds. early on the week now, and that is going to delay the temperatures. we will see the numbers climb but way to the middle of the week and you will need shorts by that time. san francisco looking at lower 60s where clouds will be more pesky. southwest winds at 10 to 20 and on the breezy side and the breaks down like this. noon clearing up in the east. temperatures 67 already in the inland and 64 at the bay and 4:00 talking 68 and 73. still a little cool at the coast in the upper 50s. marty. all right, dave, thanks. back to the news. a high risk serial sex offender just released from prison was supposed to move to petaluma and that changed and he is living on the streets of sonoma county. we explain where he is supposed to end up. >> reporter: a father in petaluma say he and other dad have been exchanging this photo on facebook. >> we released this information so the public is knowledgeable about this offender so they can be aware. >> the hotel where the man booked a room has been circulating. the sex offender will live on the streets in petaluma county. with an ankle bracelet his probation officer will be able to see where he is. he has groped a 15-year-old and all of the incidents happened in public places and the last one at santa rosa college. >> if you want good behavior you should create that. >> i think they should have a home for them like a place where they can just live in their own little community, together, away from children and other children. >> can't get a room, hopner will live on the streets while he attends rehab counseling. the department of corrections will continue to work with him to get a more stable living situation. reporting in petaluma kron4. 400 plants were confiscated with a street value of $375,000. narcotic detectives received the tips on kingswood drive. it was discovered thursday morning. these are pictures taken from inside the grow house. all told more than 400 plants were found inside. according to police, no arrests have been made thus far in the case. on to politics in decision 2016, this weekend donald trump's campaign is in damage control mode after a wild week in the race for the white house. next tuesday there is only one state holding a primary but it could be a turning point for ted cruz. kron4 national correspondent mike meredith is in washington with the latest. for a man that is used to winning, this past week donald trump did not have much to celebrate. >> is there pushing for abortion. >> there has to be some type of punishment. >> donald trump says it was a mistake and it was ted cruz that couldn't help but use a trump technique, a direct attack. >> the comment was wrong and the latest demonstration how little donald trump has thought about country. >> ted cruz is now ahead of donald trump and john kasich is in a 3rd place with 19 percent support. >> florida senator marco rubio may not be running anymore but he want to hold onto his delegates. the junior senator sent a photo to several chairs urging them to assure his delegates don't end up voting for donald trump. >> for democrats all eyes on the empire state and new york's april 19th contest. >> i am very proud that i was born here in new york city. >> sanders winning new york was considered impossible a few months ago but now polls show he has cut into hillary clinton's lead so much so that clinton's camp may have to rethink the strategy if they want to win. >> while senator sanders expected to do well in wisconsin, when you look at the polls nationally hillary clinton continues to maintain a strong lead. that's a quick look from washington, i'm mark mare. and happening today, you could see crab hitting bay area restaurants and the prices could be coming down. crab fishermen have been out all week catching crab. until now, the available dungeness coming from washington state. the prices should be coming down which is hovering $20 a pound in some restaurants. the crab season has been delayed four months after unhealthy levels of a tookin were found in crab along the california coast. >> i talked to automotive consumers about the new tesla model iii, who is this for? is it worth the money and will it be a game-changer in the industry? >> but i'm not convinced that it is a home run yet. >> that's coming up on kron4 news. look forward to that, gabe and we will look outside. it is a situation on the san mateo bridge. overcast skies there this morning. for the weekend, the art exhibition schedule. you can check out an opportunity to talk with the artists and some like musical performances and it is happening at the menagerie and agree to attend. we're back on kron4 news. the new tesla model was unveiled and we have the first numbers in, 200,000 preorders came in for the new car set to hit the market in late 2017. with california rebates and tax breaks, you may get one for $29,000. our reporter gabe slate shows us what you need to know about this new car. >> here is what tesla has told us about the model iii. driving 315 models on a full charge and go 0 to 60 miles per hour in six seconds and a four- door sedan that sits five and comes in black, silver or red and a large touch screen dashboard. you can order one now with a refundable one thousand dollars deposit and it may or may not arrive before the year 2018. we know the basics, there is still a lot we don't know. nick miles is a consumer automotive expert and skeptical about the $35,000 base price. >> i can go out tomorrow and buy a $35,000 bmw sports car and by the time i get all of the junk on it in the showroom and the cool stuff it is $60,000. is that how this car is going to work? >> not clear what exact features are standard. we are missing details about the new tesla but we got 18 months to learn about it. but we do know this, if tesla pulls it off, it will forever change the auto industry. >> they have the money they need to get the money on the road. however, those people will have their money tied up for about two years before they see their first new tesla iii hitting the road. so, yes, a big deal but i'm not convinced it is a home run yet. this could be a great car and it could be the answer but at the same time, it could be a nightmare for tesla. this is a make or break. they won get a second chance to do this. they got to get it right the first time. all right. gabe, thanks. let's look outside from the embark dareya cameras. we have great food at the cambodian festival. it is at the historical park here from ten to five n to five and free to attend. 7:45 and looking a at kirkwood ski resort before the crowds get up there. a beautiful start to the day there. >> wonderful and it is about the ground there reflecting light. >> good point, sunscreen and sun grasses. >> back to the bay. what are we looking for? >> lots of sunshine in the afternoon, marty. we have to get through the cloud cover and there is a look at charlotte, the predecessor now. and that cloud cover by the way, that will clear out for us. so be patient on that. let's look at the temperatures. not a lot of movement is what we got going on because of the cloud cover capping the temperatures off from overnight falling but that will clear out on the east bay almost instantaneously and on the west side and on the golden gate it will hang around a little bit. the visibility levels are high in most areas. santa rosa is the exception at five and half moon bay at 9 and everybody else is checking in at the ten range. we like to see that. what is this up north? we define this as a dry trough. in other words not bringing precisation and cloud cover. but think of it this way, it is delaying the precipitation that we will see in the middle of the week. a delayed warmup but coming in the middle of the week. san jose winds, 10 to 15 and higher for san francisco and we will get up to the mid-70s with all of that, too and it will be warm in the far east bay numbers too. 62 by 8:00 or so. do want to note the planning forecast mid to upper 60s and racing by the noon hours. still at the coast chilly and 57. the beaches you will deal with the low level cloudiness and variable clouds and mild conditions by 4:00 even at the beaches. take a look at the east bay shoreline. upper 60s and lower 70s for afternoon highs and you head further east and the numbers start to pop. middle 70s. i did say the heating is delayed, wait until you see what happens by wednesday. up to 80 it looks like and temperatures retreat back down to about 70 and that makes it a little chilly by that point. marty. >> thanks, dave. a chilly video going viral. a man that had caught multiple shots and this video is graphic we want to show you. [ sound of gunfire ] >> we paused the moment the moment the shooter is shooting his gun. brian fields was streaming live on facebook when he was shot in the jaw, back, stomach and legs. listed in critical condition in a chicago hospital. police say the shooter got into a car and took off. the full video can be seen on kron4.com. los angeles police announcing that the knife found on oj simpson's former property is not linked to the murders in nicole simpson and ron goldman. found by construction worker 12 years ago and passed on to a retired l apd officer. the former n p l star lived at the home when the ex-wife was stabbed back in 1994. simpson was charged with the killing but charged with not guilty. he is serving a 33 sentence in a nevada prison after being found guilty on separate charges including armed robbery. new information about the hostage situation that took place on march 24th in the red land. a woman held hostage by her ex- boyfriend was shot and killed by police. officers thought that kristen bower was shot by her ex- boyfriend. he came to the job and threatened her and led to a two hour standoff with police. >> the officers struck and killed mike and at the same time bower was also wounded. >> bower suffered critical injuries in that wounding or the shooting but chief garcia says she is making a positive recovery. the c.i.a. suddenly left explosive material on a school bus after training exercises there last week. the training session took place over spring break while the students at a virginia high school were away. the school is only about a half hour from the c.i.a. headquarters. the bus then traveled 145 miles making eight runs. it wasn't until a maintenance check that a worker noticed something. >> it was a package, small, and the technician knew something was not right and got the supervisor and the supervisor is ex military and he says that's explosive material. >> the c.i.a. insists that the training material did not pose a danger to passengers. the c.i.a. says it is taking immediate steps to prevent this from happening again. we learned once and for all that god is dead. >> coming up, two new movies break into the box office against batman versus superman. how they are expected to fare in this week's showing. >> take a look at cloudy conditions and for the weekend, it is the wiener dog easter hunt in danesville. it is free to attend. the movie box office. the greek fat wedding is doing well and superman versus batman. we have more of what is showing. >> we will prove once and for all that god is dead. >> but promises be a live at the box office. god not dead, the 2014 hit features melissa hart in court after quoting jesus in class. it could be in 3rd place behind batman and superman and utopia making 15 million-dollars so far. >> a new beginning. >> the forecast is not as good for the other release meet the blacks is a herody of the perjury movie featuring an african-american family that has just moved to beverly hills. it will be in the top ten but not the top five. in high school i'm david daniel. >> google's april fool's prank did not go as well. it was featuring a feature in good mail and designed to end email change by containing an angry minon to shut down the conversation. it did not work and made people angry. google killed the feature after a few hours realizing it was not as funny as originally intended. i'm live in alameda talking to warrior fans about last night's devastating loss. >> hear from them coming up. flush . this is the bay area news station. kron4 news week starts now. >> dave: 2 was differences go only retreat back to the '50s fairly rapidly the windsor west on a west because that front. and really no incentive forecast years of for once it moves up through. >> marty: major f-b-i raid in san francisco. one of the people detained is at the center of a legal battle with the alameda county sheriff's department. that's after video surfaced showed him being beaten by deputies. the raid happened yesterday. but this morning there are still a lot of unanswered questions about what the f-b-i was looking for. kron four's jeff bush has what we know so far. petrov, come to the door, hands up. fbi agents calling to stanislav petrov at this home on teddy street on friday afternoonfederal agents took petrov and several other people into custody in a daylight raid of the home. you can see the massive police presence in this video from our aerial partners at abc 7. it is unclear why the feds were involved but this is the same house where neighbors say a shooting occurred in the early morning hours. the home has been raided beforethis time agents were focused on the contents of this camero that was parked in the garage of the house. it is unclear what officers were looking for. as you can imagine, the raid startled unsuspecting residents. mario guerra neighbor me and my son were waling to the grocery store and we seen a riot type vehicle turn the corner and as soon as we turned the corner they were throwing concussion grenades and sawing the door down and saying this is the fbi, come out. this is not the first time that petrov has been in the police spotlight.he is the man in this videobeing beaten by alameda county sheriff's deputies. the event was caught on security camera and you can see several deputies subdueing him after a car chase that started in castro valley and ended up in san francisco. that case is still being investigated. >> marty:we still don't know why the f-b-i raided the home. or why the man was taken into custody. we are reaching out to investigators this morning. we'll bring you an update as soon as we get more information. a shocker at oracle arena. the warriors run for a record 73 wins took a hit friday night when the dubs lost at home to the boston celtics. it snaps a 54 game regular season home win streak. that is the longest home win streak in n-b-a history. and this morning fans are waking up to find it was not a bad dream. kron 4's averi harper is live in alameda this morning with reaction from dub nation. averi. >> averi: here and tell me people are out for this setup mcgwire is definitely of lot of long faces a get the last moments of last night's game. but it bought a very last second. everyone expects to make a wide three it would not go. the one the lost water 9. ending the 54 win game streak. fans here are definitely hopeful they going to make a strong finish and more concerned about the championship game than they were with last night's games we will be here throughout the morning to talk about the fans. >> averi: seen some fans you don't want to talk about this are taking it in stride. >> marty:thanks averi. we will check back with you throughout the morning. and coming up in about 20 minutes, sports director gary radnich will break down what the warriors still need to do if they want to get 73 wins and set the record for most wins in an n-b-a season. breaking news this morning. limited flights will resume at the brussels airport starting tomrrow. the airport has been closed since march 22nd when suicide bombers killed 16 people at the airport and another 16 in the brussels subway. 270 others were wounded. the airport usually handles up to 600 flights a day and served 1.5 people million in february. in the south bay: police are investigating a possible hate crime. after a man found homophobic messages outside his home. david quintana - mueting says, someone left several hand- written messages on his car. early monday morning. the messages contained slurs about gay's and smokers. and demanded he move out of the neighborhood. quintana- mueting says, he feels threatened by the various notes, some of which referenced religious scripture. he says there was also a d-v-d, which purported to cure gay people. quintana -mueting believes the messages could have come from a neighbor in his karen drive apartment complex. santa clara police confirm, they are interviewing people in connection with the case. coming up. a man convicted of assaulting seven women -- now homeless in the bay area. what police want you to know about him. then -- controversy at a school in the east bay. the cirriculum that has some parents threatening to keep their kids home. and next: we'll show you where two new cases of the zika virus have turned up in the bay area. we have what you need to know. for your health: here is a look at some of the big medical news this week: the first cases of zika virus have been reported in san mateo and santa clara counties. both people were infected while traveling abroad. health officials say there is no risk that the virus will spread here in the bay area. the zika virus is primarily transmitted by mosquitoes, but can also be transmitted sexually. the symptoms are usually mild *but the virus can be a serious threat to pregnant women. it's been linked a serious birth defect. the zika virus has already turned up in napa, san francisco, alameda and contra costa counties. everyone infected so far has caught the virus while traveling out of the country. the obesity epidemic has gone global, and it may be worse than most thought. that's according to a new study by the medical website, lancet. it says one in five people will be obese by the year 20-25. the study shows in four decades, global obesity has more than tripled among men and doubled among women. they say 18-percent of men and 21-percent of women will be obese. experts blame our faster, more urban lifestyles and the increase of convenience foods.which contain high amounts of sugar. coming up: the new warning about some 'bad drugs' that could be behind a series of deadly overdoses in northern california. for the weekend: it's a cooking demo and tasting in san francisco. learn new recipes and sample some of the delicious food. it's happening at the ferry building starting at 11:00 this morning. it is free to attend. welcome back to kron 4 news weekend. taking a live look outside at the golden gate bridge this morning. a nice start to the day with temperatures expected to warm up over the next week. and here to break it all down is meteorologist dave spahr. good morning dave. >> dave: a level of the golden gate. low-lying cloud is weird to the all the whole of move down because the as the sour and then a vallejo at 5851 from net of 49¢ rosa. for the south bay looking at 53 now for san jose fremont 53. and then provides rainshowers before northwest imports of for the california colleague from this will probably be a little bit and the weight of seeing downtown san francisco kron 4 have a call this clears out it's done by the new our covering ogling day a little bit. in see the sun is out for business the drought was the day. tomorrow the tree and its work hard core clear way. and that's what all the fun but we're talking about. oakland downtown looking at 6 1/7 to see if the game. temperatures in the upper 60s: analog data breeze but with a loss about the will to keep you warm. by noon temperatures in the middle '60s inland locations in the bay a 4:00 some lower '70s inland. suppose get the beaches by seven to kidding cloud cover let still hanging around a little bit. the prop is working here sunday monday its out of here by the middle 80, by friday. some east bay parents are upset about a planned curriculum dealing with l-g-b-t issues at a san ramon middle school. some parents are even threatening to keep their kids home in protest. as kron four's terisa estacio explains the changes that parents want made to the i don't think it is right this parent and about a dozen others showed up at the san ramon valley unified school district - concerned about this this is one of several videos that is scheduled to be played during acceptance week at windemere middle school in san ramon, starting april 11th. a district spokesperson says the students came up with the idea to dedicate a week to lgbtq issues in connection with the national day of silence on the topic on april 15. however, not all parents are on board. sot/tc: 37 debbie rocha/parent i don't think it is age appropriate. the meeting was behind closed doors at the district - parents do have the option to have their kids opt out of the program. yet. sot/tc: 50 sharlee stemmons/parent that jusst means they will be a target, and come accorss as not tolerant. and this parent felt so strongly, he plans to pull his children out of classes if it goes forward, on principle - despite the fact his child goes to another school. sot/tc: 1:09 john rocha/parent at windemere - there seemed to be a different mood - sot/tc: i am tolerant of all, teaching tolerance is good. and this mom, she did not have kids at the school, but showed up to bring flowers to the principal. she has a same sex partner and has children at another middle school. sot/tc: 1:34 judy gestring/parent it is imporant t o talk about these matters. i have many friends upset that there is an issue here. the district spokesperosn says the appreciate the dialoge with parents, they sent out the cirriculum several weeks in advance and have made changes to their original plan. they had a similar program last year. in san ramon, te a former student of piner high school in santa rosa is now suing the school district claiming she was sexually assaulted on campus last year. >> dave: >> marty:the lawsuit states. a 17-year old male student followed her into a restroom and grabbed her by the neck then sexually assaulted her the suit claims that the same male student was arrested for another sexual assault the year before. the suit contends the school did not take action. she is now seeking compensation for her medical and counseling bills. the school did not return our calls to comment on the case. bcn21:santa rosa: student sues santa rosa schools over alleged sexual assault on campus san francisco's public defender >> marty: to even be ld small doses ethanol being hidden in fake prescription pills. >> marty: 736 overdoses in sacramento county. for the weekend: it's the art explosion in san check out art from over one- hundred painters, sculptors and arts gallary from noon to 5:00. it is free to attend. goddess of sync. and we were not able to get a rhythm until it was really late and that we needed to make every plan we did not do that. >> gary: kron 4 the 73 warriors a game ahead of the bold all- time 72 need to finish five and want to break the record at least one win over san antonio a with a place once the home at once on the road they have no chance to catch them. still a good shot to do it. a battle the bait a's and giants year ago at&t park. the chance to take care of file 3 nothing in there wrapup the series in oakland against gays. against the a's >> marty: phillips will take the hill for the a's at 9:00 a.m. and avery will be there-a live report but early tailgaters at half an hour/and then a live look outside/the golden gate paradeoutside the overcast skies and for the weekend.matt cain will be on the mound live look outside. golden gate enjoy a stand-up lineup filled it's happening at the folsom street foundry starting at 7:30 tonight. welcome back to kron 4 news weekend. taking a live look outside at the embarcadero. things expected to heat up over the next few days. and here to break it all down is meteorologist dave spahr. good morning dave. >> dave: to cover up a strict must obey. the sec tabret overcasts does look to the hour. thursday into friday.mainly >> dave: perfidies covering most the metro forties' hanging around ronson rose the daily city of 4846 for an attack a choice about their and then we see a number snapback. the a's and giants at one of five game time upper 60s to get a little bit of a breeze not much as we're seeing elsewhere mostly sunny cool again it will be there. we're breaking it down for you by noon most readings already in the '60s all the beaches at 57 have hardly budged. there will be mostly cloudy with everyone else. applied mostly sunny. and then that the forecast as it comes up with a big series, coming up a a high-risk serial sex offender. who was just released from prison, was supposed to move to petaluma. that changed following public outcry, and he is now temporarily living on the streets of sonoma county. kron 4's kate cagle explains where he will end up next. in the east bay. >> reporter: the hotel were jonathan had booked a room in petaluma says he's no longer welcome department of corrections blames all the publicity this case has received. with nowhere to go the mentally disabled 236 vendor will be living in as a transient. his drug molested seven woman one as young as 15 years old overhears. all the incidents happened in public places. the most recent happened last summer at san rosa community college. kyo continuing living on the streets as its rehab counseling bill contains wrote work with him to get a more stable living situation. >> marty: pittsburg police confiscated four-hundred marijuana plants from a grow house.with a street value of more than 375-thousand- dollars. narcotics detectives received tips from concerned people in the community. about a possible grow house on kingsview drive. police uncovered the large- scale marijuana growing operation on thursday morning. these are photographs taken from inside the house. more than 400 plants were found inside the home according to police. no arrests have been made yet in this case. on to politics in decision 20- 16. this weekend, donald trump's campaign is in damage control mode after a wild week in the race for the white house. next tuesday- only one state is holding a primary but could it be a turning point for ted cruz. kron four's natinoal correspondent mark meredith is in washington with the latest. >> reporter: chubs campaigns says that there is a mystique and their hogans democrats, with the idea. tribal could not help but use the technique direct attack. liz polls showed had with the comfortable lead. fox news survey likely voters crews sitting up 42% 10 points ahead of donald and john remains a distant third place with 19 percent support. mark might not be running anymore but lost a whole lot to delegates went the several chairs urging them to insure his delegates to not end up voting for donald. the democrats looked toward the empire state. for sanders winning york oil of been unthinkable. chelsea clinton spoke at the u-c -berkeley. at an event for the clinton global initiative. over one-thousand student leaders attended the event on friday night. as part of the clinton foundation, the initiative focuses on bringing student voices to a broad range of international issues. former president bill clinton accompanied his daughter. serving as moderator of a discussion of policy initiatives. the event continues through the weekend. happening today. you could see live look outside. san mateo bridge. it's the art exhibition special closing day in redwood city. 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story will see the numbers started pop again on to low east bay hills and get the middle '70s. a cut is hereby when stares so you want to know and next week and some models hinting that that may be more a wet situation. >> marty: with some tax relief deals around town telling me some of these under $15. this to >> reporter: attraction of a process for the day one and nine the occasion. the rules are pretty nice. is very popular police officers. >> reporter: a place called. this is famous for their fundy's sandwiches the field of your the palm think the soft french baguettes. the des types. she served well everything is a good $10 i the only puerto rican restaurant in santa rosa. the community. on a daily basis, lines are out the door. el coqui is named after a puerto rican tree frog that sings at night. island dishes like: pollo al horno; they also have cuban sandwiches; homemade cheese flan; and coconut ice cream with fried all the recipes come from the owner's grandmother! most 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first pitch onward and breezy. bodiless of the bay downtown san francisco lower 60s and the west i'll west wind in the 20 and spots. pretty noteworthy that clear in the east by noon already temperature is racing the upper 60s by 4:00 p.m. up to lower to middle '70s in los and spots east bay hills in that upper fees more details of your weekend plus week they forecast coming up. >> marty:big news we are following: a major f-b-i raid in san francisco. one of the people detained is at the center of a legal battle with the alameda county sheriff's department. that's after video surfaced showed him being beaten by deputies. the raid happened yesterday. but this morning there are still a lot of unanswered questions about what the f-b-i was looking for. kron four's jeff bush has what we know so far. petrov, come to the door, hands up. fbi agents calling to stanislav petrov at this home on teddy street on friday afternoonfederal agents took petrov and several other people into custody in a daylight raid of the home. you can see the massive police presence in this video from our aerial partners at abc 7. it is unclear why the feds were involved but this is the same house where neighbors say a shooting occurred in the early morning hours. the home has been raided beforethis time agents were focused on the contents of this camero that was parked in the garage of the house. it is unclear what officers were looking for. as you can imagine, the raid startled unsuspecting residents. mario guerra neighbor me and my son were waling to the grocery store and we seen a riot type vehicle turn the corner and as soon as we turned the corner they were throwing concussion grenades and sawing the door down and saying this is the fbi, come out. this is not the first time that petrov has been in the police spotlight.he is the man in this videobeing beaten by alameda county sheriff's deputies. the event was caught on security camera and you can see several deputies subdueing him after a car chase that started in castro valley and ended up in san francisco. that case is still being investigated. we still don't know why the f-b- i raided the home. or why the man was taken into custody. we are reaching out to investigators this morning. we'll bring you an update as soon as we get more information. >> marty: the airport as you know has been close since march 22nd when suicide bombers killed 16 people at the airport other 16 in the brussels the subway. under its 70 people wounded security measures will affect more of airport handles 600 flights a day and again and have people in february. >> marty: david said that someone left several hand out written messages monday morning in the contained slurs. and they demanded he knew the neighborhood he said that he felt threatened by the note and some of which had religious scripture a d b d the reported to care gay people. . this the ad watch this. . it was sickening to figure what they were saying pouring out that god or one the followers can carry this out. >> marty: he believes that the messages could come from a neighbor in need are the complex the police are confirming that they are interviewing people in connection with this case. >> marty:the bay bridge series has kicked off in oakland as baseball returns to the bay area. the giants took the first two games of the series, each at a- t-and-t park. now both teams head across the bay to play at the oakland coliseum at 1:05. kron 4's averi harper is live outside the oakland coliseum this morning as fans get ready for the final game of the bay bridge series. averi. >> averi: lots of people here at the oakland coliseum tailgating ahead this afternoon for his game. take a look at video we have from last night's game that was held at at&t part of this team is in the east bay. and you're getting excited gearing up the game. lots of music being played food and drinks being had here 1.5 people million in february. to go disfellowship final the loss snapped their nba record 54 game home win streak. and coming up in about 20 minutes, sports director gary radnich will break down what the warriors still need to do if they want to get 73 wins and set the record for most wins in an n-b-a season. coming up. a man convicted of assaulting seven women -- now homeless in the bay area. what police want you to know about him. then -- controversy at a school in the east bay. the cirriculum that has some parents threatening to keep their kids home. and next: we'll show you where two new cases of the zika virus have turned up in the bay area. we have what you need to know. for your health: here is a look at some of the big medical news this week: the first cases of zika virus have been reported in san mateo and santa clara counties. both people were infected while traveling abroad. health officials say there is no risk that the virus will spread here in the bay area. the zika virus is primarily transmitted by mosquitoes, but can also be transmitted sexually. the symptoms are usually mild *but the virus can be a serious threat to pregnant women. it's been linked a serious birth defect. the zika virus has already turned up in napa, san francisco, alameda and contra costa counties. everyone infected so far has caught the virus while traveling out of the country. the obesity epidemic has gone global, and it may be worse than most thought. coming up: the new warning about some 'bad drugs' that could be behind a series of deadly overdoses in northern california. toll plaza. for the weekend: in san francisco. learn new recipes and sample some of the delicious food. it's happening at the ferry morning. it is free to attend. thank you so much. did you say honey? hey, try some? mmm that is tasty. is it real? of course... are you? nope animated you know i'm always looking for real honey for honey nut cheerios well you've come to the right place. great, mind if i have another taste? not at all mmm you're all right bud? never better i don't know if he likes that. yeah part of the complete breakfast welcome back to kron 4 news weekend. >> dave: swear a bit on the caller said alatas '60s because the influence of the onshore flow temperatures in the '50s and attack at 48. and what is driving things for now it will drive wins in an onshore flow is a little bit. a score will be a breeze that that. and we get from this will be in northern california bank go from models up to bed by noon and then the beaches again you have to deal of cloud cover letter on friday during the day. metal weekly's apply light morning early afternoon clouds hover all at see little bit all during the afternoon hours. " temperatures today warm up with these. warm up again for tomorrow back in the '70s. mid-70s the work even further away from things and then there flecks or what we discussed after the from passes the lay of temperature is 76 going on tuesday wednesday amid temperatures retreat next week some models are really at the scattered showers event from friday. >> marty: southwest. showers are possibleas kron four's terisa estacio explains the changes that parents want made to the program. sot/tc: 00-05 trisha bear/parent i don't think it is right this parent and about a dozen others showed up at the san ramon valley unified school district - concerned about this this is one of several videos that is scheduled to be played during acceptance week at windemere middle school in san ramon, starting april 11th. a district spokesperson says the students came up with the idea to dedicate a week to lgbtq issues in connection with the national day of silence on the topic on april 15. however, not all parents are on board. sot/tc: 37 debbie rocha/parent i don't think it is age appropriate. the meeting was behind closed doors at the district - parents do have the option to have their kids opt out of the program. yet. sot/tc: 50 sharlee stemmons/parent that jusst means they will be a target, and come accorss as not tolerant. and this parent felt so strongly, he plans to pull his children out of classes if it goes forward, on principle - despite the fact his child goes to another school. sot/tc: 1:09 john rocha/parent at windemere - there seemed to be a different mood - sot/tc: i am tolerant of all, teaching tolerance is good. and this mom, she did not have kids at the school, but showed up to bring flowers to the principal. she has a same sex partner and has children at another middle school. sot/tc: 1:34 judy gestring/parent it is imporant t o talk about these matters. i have many friends upset that there is an issue here. the district spokesperosn says the appreciate the dialoge with parents, they sent out the cirriculum several weeks in advance and have made changes to their original plan. they had a similar program last year. in san ramon, te a former student of piner high school in santa rosa is now suing the school district claiming she was sexually assaulted on campus last year. the lawsuit states. a 17-year old male student followed her into a restroom and grabbed her by the neck then sexually assaulted her the suit claims that the same male student was arrested for another sexual assault the year before. the suit contends the school did not take action. she is now seeking compensation for her medical and counseling bills. the school did not return our calls to comment on the case. bcn21:santa rosa: student sues santa rosa schools over alleged sexual assault on campus san francisco's public defenders office is getting involved in the case of the racist and homophobic text messages sent by some san francisco police officers. public defender jeff adachi wants a list of the arrests the officers were involved in. he thinks their racist texts may have tainted cases. adachi's demands are listed in a letter to the district attorney's office. this follows thursday's revelation. that four more police officers may be involved. last year 14 officers were accused of sending similar texts. new warnings about a series of deadly drug overdoses in the sacramento area. the d-e-a says there have been at least nine deaths linked to the drug "fentanyl". investigators think the drug is being sold on the street as a powerful pain killer - "hydrocodone." but the street drug is laced with fentanyl and can be up to 50- times more powerful than heroin. it can even be lethal in small doses. the wife of one man who died. wants someone held accountable. "he bought what he though was norco and it ended up being fentanyl and it killed him." >> gary: everybody watching to see if they did indeed part history. they x rays-find out how the games he will miss if any. fourth quarter warriors and third quarter after a so-so first half finishes with 29 points at eight three-pointers and did have eight turnovers the lawyers have 22 on the nine and this is the one that may change the game warriors nba record 54 game winning streak at home steve is critical. they're all 1072 finishes five and one to break the record at least one win overall said antonio want to halt and want to the road. no chance to catch them. guests take care of business fell three nothing. sibylla 5 in making will be in the mouth the chinese to take the hill for the a's. at one of five all i looked inside it takes a at what things look like the golden gate bridge. >> marty: of comedy weekend in san francisco stand-up line with a bay area commit comedies. 73 tonight it is free to attend. davis hit tussle but the cynical lyrics. we get some today stigma of which will hit the bay bridge still stuck in the forecast we were talking about. the temperatures of the move to much as of this morning yet. 48 and tech 54 concord up the north space center as a 49 and then about 50 south bay san jose coming in 54 and upstream we do have tried drop front. for assess the cloud cover and driving some air bay area wins for the game with the jets days and '60s for a late-afternoon and then it was a sunny sky conditions will help " warm-up. spring breeze he could expect this to the weather. still mostly clerical this hour by nude clearing in the east and most of the bay area to travel mullis sixties already in place and then by 4:00 we get some lower '70s. we look for a beer warm-up happening and the 70 forecast coming up adjustable. >> marty: across the bay plan is get the coliseum. the third one of fiveenjoy a stand-up lineup filled where he will end up next. >> averi: all those fans have come across the bridge this one less series incur very proud of roan team. there are giant stands out here coming across the bay to come in and see the west bay bridge series. paris serial sex offender release from prison suppose salute the pendulum of the change following public outcry and not a brilliant streaks in sonoma county. calyx plains where he will end up that. he and others set up and sharing photos of this book. the of families to be aware of this guy on the local effort the police department saying that is the point. the hotel where is he a bathroom says he's no longer welcome. department of corrections blames of lysias cases seemed was awarded the 20 year-old 23 sex offender will live on the streets and similar accounts. i think a monitor that he'll always be able to see where it is. most recent happened last summer etceteras the committee college. the will of the streets and the work with and should get him more stable and situation. they've wanted 3 $35,000. they had concerns people in community about a possible grow on can you drive. police uncovered large-scale ground operation thursday morning. these pictures taken from into the house more than 4400 plants fun into the home court and police no arrests made. the epa says the the spend at this link to the strength and all. in this year's civil the truck before of st. trustees split uc-berkeley for an event for the current and global initiative. but thousands and leaders attended the event for a night. the initiative focuses on bringing some voices a broader range of international issues the for president accompanied his daughter is serving as a moderator this event continues through the weekend. correspondent mark meredith is it's a local crab in the bay area restaurants. soon will become renowned for prices. all of a generous weekend. been coming from washington coming down. crab fishermen have been out all week catching crab. until now. all the available the influx of local crabs on the market should bring down prices, restaurants. pound. the crab season had been delayed four months after unhealthy levels of a toxin were found in crab along the california coast. live look outside. san mateo bridge. for the weekend: it's the art exhibition special tesla hits the market late 2017 with california rebates tax breaks for independent close dollars ticket report gave slide shows we need to know about the spread new-car model-3 was unveiled just two >> stanley: there is 60 mi. per hour in six seconds. seats five comfortably. it will have large control center. >> reporter: one-out the thousand dollars refundable deposit there may not arrive to you for 28 teams. still what we do not about this car we have a consumer of about a vote motive expert but he's skeptical. it's clear on what exact features will come standard. we're missing a lot of details about this but quit 80 months to learn about it. >> dave: smith state for skiing the list with the rwandan and a great week and for them up there and it is now put into their clear reflection keep them wearing sunscreen. good point there camera shots and around the area have been overcast. it will lead this that will happen in the next few hours. >> dave: temperatures a little sluggish lower 50s 49 going on for serosa upstream a delaying factor for temperatures looking for really big wallop by the middle of a week. what really do expect is going to be far north. it will be out of here by noon and the beaches for lot the day today and then for clock it comes again. having trouble getting over the east bay hills a little bit 10:00 tomorrow morning when the same process again clearing out so the cloud cover hovers on will be to the coast. but barnett again spurred by more cloud cover. >> reporter: 75 for clock not making as much in to the detroit area calling back down to our morning. much more aggressive warm-up by the middle of this week coming up his 7870 issue around the bay. retreat by friday the next week and a before different scattered showers on tap. >> marty: next tuesday there's a will and still hold a primary by might be a turning point for ted crews. special correspondent mark is here in washington with the latest >> reporter: man who's used to winning the help trump to have much to celebrate. those comments since the campaign were mr. pronunciation of speech. police pulls in wisconsin tucker is a comfortable lead. the new survey has crews sitting at 42% 10 points ahead of donald democrats all eyes and the democratic state bar empire state. sender's winning york would be considered a possible deal months ago but now polls show he and a lot of hard coal and lead so much so that mastery think the strategy did plan to win >> marty: chilling video from chicago going viral man shot and multiple times in broad daylight what you the video we show is graphic. possibility of the moment before the sugar is seen staying over the phone shooting his gun laws will times. ryan was the 11th is laconia's share in the drawback and police say the sheer then get into car into tough. i found on former o.j. simpson's murder is not associate with the case. the former nfl start that lived there with his ex-wife stabbed to death at a condo back in 1994. since then charged with killing spoke on not guilty. informational house this situation march 24th incident california. a woman held hostage by her ex-boyfriend shot and wounded by police. and the officers initially thought the issue was shot by her ex- husband. mike keenan bowers job in the lead to torras standoff with police suffering critical injuries but the shooting or garcia magnetopause of recovery. public outside at sfo under cloudy skies of the sporting >> marty: a caprice stories we follow this morning neighbors tell us that the pet shop has ties to the house. he was a victim of a police beating caught on video is detained and enjoy operation when the fbi unclear why the desert or involved. any the finish five and one to break the bulls record 72 wins in the season. for two will live or fool's day prank his death was plan this year the company announced thursday it had to make up the church and female. designed to e-mail a patching dominion dropping a microphone. that would triple mccullers ships stationed. a number of people x elite clique it all sending professionally mills in the middle of the people upset. they got rid of the trafficable hours realizing it was not as funny as originally intended. . to take all the star's image taken by the hubble take a microscope. asked how nasa to possibly capture about at that distance >> dave: a year so when stapling back off next week and some scattered showers. henry: coming up on bay area bargains we are at russell's fine furniture where they seem to be having some kind of little problem. >> henry: excuse me? >> henry: what's going on? we have a show here. >> richard: we have so many great buys and we have no room. >> henry: you're kidding? >> henry: 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