-no! -i don't know what to do. he's been bitten by a snake. i don't know what to do. i just have to look in the camera. he's been bitten by a snake. -do the wayne brady suck! i've done all the air out of the tires. suck me. suck me! -he wants people to suck him. that's not happening. -you're on fire! he's coming back to earth! oh no. suck me, suck me! that's not where i got this. [ cheers and applause ] >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news. thanks so much for joining us 10. i'm vicki liviakis. i'm ken wayne. protests on college campuses are growing across the country and here in the bay area.

>> causing a clash between the right to free speech and safety concerns. there are now $0.10. san francisco state protesters held a rally there this afternoon. we tried to speak to some of those protesters, but we were turned away. and then at stanford pro-palestine protest there were met with counter protesters who showed up saying that they also have a right to be on campus. live in great these people are taking advantages of the freedoms afforded by this country. white will simultaneously chanting death to america almost on a nightly basis. >> and so i think it's good for them to recognize that. maybe they should be thankful for the country that they're protesting. >> both sides protested peacefully and uc berkeley. here's a flyer that's being passed around. currently students are camping on the campus, but on wednesday, some faculty and staff plan to be joining the students in solidarity. and then students at sonoma state university. they're also holding an encampment on campus. they're

demanding the school divest from all donors and funds that support and profit from the occupation in palestine they also want to see study-abroad programs connected with the israel shut down and the university to recognize palestinian identity in their curriculum across the country. some protests are escalating at columbia university in new york. a spokesperson for the university says it is beginning to suspend student protesters who are refusing to leave encampments protesters at the university of texas at austin are being met by law enforcement. we're totally 6 people were arrested there today at ucla. the camera there continues to grow. the university has made no attempts remove it, but they are stepping up security. meantime, the usc campus remains closed to the general public with students and faculty entering only through to designated areas. there is a lot of emotion from students as they try to make their viewpoints heard and talk about the israel-hamas war and

is our hannah brandt reports tonight. lawmakers are split on how it should be handled. >> scenes like this are playing out all over american college campuses with students clashing over the israel-hamas war. it's a great american value to to protest, but i don't believe living in a pup tent >> us is really helpful on the hill sunday. senator john fetterman raised concerns about the protests and on nbc's meet the press. senator mitch mcconnell called the situation dangerous. there's also anti-semitism. >> just completely unacceptable. many students are demanding their universities cut ties with israel and senator bernie sanders told cnn the raising legitimate concerns about the death toll palestinians and the humanitarian crisis in gaza. when you make those charges, that is not semitic. >> that is a reality on fox news. senator chris murphy said he supports students demonstrating peacefully. 95%

of the young people who are on these campuses are there because they believe there's a fundamental injustice being perpetrated. senator jd vance as well. students do have a right to protest. they do not have the right to set up tent cities on our public spaces in turn our cities in the garbage dumps, that that is what i think we should not allow some college campuses have use law enforcement to break up the protests and hundreds have been arrested. but senator tim kaine warned against escalating the response. the national guard going to college campuses, kent state and elsewhere did not end well. >> and i think that would be a very, very bad idea. some of the protests threaten to disrupt the upcoming graduation ceremonies scheduled at many of the college campuses with at least one already canceled in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >> for the very latest information on the israel-hamas war and the college protest. you can head to our web site kron 4 dot com. >> back in the bay area. police in oakland are looking for the shooters after 2 people were sent to the

hospital. the first shooting happened last night just before 11 o'clock on a 100th avenue near breed avenue. the second shooting. it happened just after 12, 30 monday morning on 73rd avenue near holly street. investigators say the victim in both of shootings were taken to the nearby hospital. anybody with information about either shooting is being asked to contact police. man has been found guilty of kidnapping, a kidnapping that happened back in 2008 and a 2015 attack. >> investigators say both crimes happened in berkeley. they say in 2008 keys, canard asbury approached a teenager near berkeley high school, kidnapped and sexually assaulted her. and in 2015, he's accused of walking into the home of a victim in attacking her. but the victim fought back asbury ended up running out the front door of that home. investigators say justice was delayed in the 2008 case because the rape kit was not tested into 2014, 6 years after the crime that

resulted in asbury being allowed to roam free. apparently searching for more victims which resulted in the attack in 2015. now many county jury found asbury guilty of both crimes is set to be sentenced in late may. >> child is in critical condition tonight after they and 3 other children were hit by a car while they were on a sidewalk. it happened saturday evening on foothill and stevens creek boulevard in cupertino. investigators say a driver of a pickup truck they suspect was under the influence, crashed his truck into another car and then a power pole also hitting the children that were on the sidewalk. all 4 children were taken to the hospital, their ages 4, 7, 8.11 investigators did not say which of the 4 is in critical condition. the driver of the pickup was arrested. flowers now remain at the site where a family of 4 was killed in a crash in pleasanton last week. today

police were back at the scene trying to figure out what happened. they say the family was apparently returning from a birthday party when for some reason, the electric car swerved and collided with the tree catching fire. >> right down the street from and their family, you know, like all rest of this and they have them. you know, he's seen him with their kids playing and he writes, when i right my by that. yeah, it's really sad. >> some of the names and ages of the victims are now being released. 41 year-old to run george 13 year-old rowan georgia, 9 year-old aaron george, the identity of the 4th victim not being released, but sources tell kron 4 news that it was the wife. >> police are asking for your help to try to find a suspect in a deadly hit and run in san francisco's ingleside district. some faint images here are from february in the area of allegheny boulevard and risso street. they show a

driver hitting a man crossing the street. the pedestrian died from his injuries officers are looking for dark colored toyota camry, possibly 1997 to 2001 model. they believe the car should have front end damage, damage, headlights anddmissing toyota emblem from its hood. anyone who has information related to the incident is asked to call san francisco police. the city of san francisco will slow down plans now for traffic safety project in the city's west portal neighborhood. this as a group of business owners and neighbors spoke out against the plans that included a number of changes to west portal avenue and lenox way and clermont boulevard in response to the concerns the city is agreeing to a more thoughtful planning process that will include input from a soon to be formed, welcoming west portal committee, san francisco transit officials are reminding everyone that they are enforcing parking violations this week. it's an effort to try to make both sidewalks and streets safer for everyone. officials say

they're keeping a sharp eye out for poor parking jobs, including parking on sidewalks, bike lanes and crosswalks. well, not a bad start to the workweek. we're off and running now. tomorrow morning, you're waking up early on and. >> hey, a little chilly. start out your day early tomorrow morning that your wake-up weather tomorrow morning. 06:00am. we've got those temperatures hovering in the 40's across the board, from the valleys all the way the coastline. but it's going to be nice and clear to begin your day. you don't worry about that fog by state o'clock. we're sunny and bright temperatures warming up in the 50's by 10:00am lots of sunshine around the bay area. how about the numbers really pop in the 60's, even upper 60's. you make your way into some of the valleys. mean, much warmer the next few days. thank lawrence. crews are cleaning up tonight after a fire at a storage facility in fremont. it started about 6 o'clock this morning at. >> extra space storage. that's on fremont boulevard. crews arrived on the scene to find more than 50 storage units engulfed in flames. >> in a storage facility,

typically people packed and full of whatever the contents were unaware of what those contents are, but they're usually packed fully so you have a heavy fire load so that that always what is going to create different fire conditions for us. >> took firefighters about an hour to get the fire under control. nobody was hurt and the cause is under investigation. a warehouse caught fire in oakland tonight. this is near west grand and maoket. crews say 40 firefighters responded and put it out in less than an hour. no injuries reported here and it's not clear what started that fire. >> new temporary housing is coming to san jose santa clara county supervisor cindy chavez unveiling the project at the salvation army emanuel house today. the campus will be getting a complete makeover into more than 100 temporary houses. mayor matt mahan also there and talked about the importance of public private investments. >> it's going to take all of us coming together all of the

above approach from from the shelter to individual sleeping pods to more permanent long-term housing placements. we are using streamlining to our planning department thanks to state legislation to move these projects forward with less red tape to do it faster to do it. more cost effectively. >> the county of santa clara will invest 4 million dollars into that project. >> city of laos started building a navigation center designed tackle homelessness in that area. the city held a groundbreaking event today. the center will serve as a central hub for homeless people providing them with vital services and shelter. it will offer 125 beds, job training programs and more anticipation for the center's high. >> so the community is very excited. i'm iran has community is really looking forward to this as we're going out and doing outreach to they're asking when is an opening, can we get? and we've had people reach out already hoping to get on wait lists and they're they're ready for it to be here. >> the navigation center is

expected to be completed by december. >> still ahead, california is going into the pharmaceutical business, getting ready to sell narc and how much security should have. mayor have that question being raised tonight after this confrontation between a man and a plainclothes police officer who was pro

>> as the state grapples with high rents hundreds of tenants took to the state capitol today urging governor newsom to build more homes. demonstrators say their concerns the governor's far behind on his goal to build a million new affordable homes by 2030. >> i'm paying, you know, 64% of my income to rent. so we

just want to you know, some help with that. i want everyone to have housing and i want everyone to have housing they can afford. >> demonstrators also say they're worried. governor newsom's preliminary budget includes proposals to cut or delay certain housing programs by a billion dollars. california is going into the pharmaceutical business to try to combat the ongoing fentanyl crisis. kron four's rob nesbitt reports for us tonight. governor newsom says the state will begin selling its own generic version of narcan on monday, governor gavin newsom announced that his administration has secured a cal rx branded over-the-counter naloxone for $24. a pack. >> that's how much the state will pay. but doctor mark galli from california, health and human services says most of the twin packs used to reverse an overdose will cost consumers. nothing in san francisco. you picked one of reduction or substance use disorder service providers.

>> public health clinics, some of the commercial clinics will provide narcan to make it available. free of charge. the goal with the program, according to governor newsom's office is to make sure lifesaving medication. >> doesn't result in people going into debt. i spoke with bronze, courtney, from the hiv education and prevention project of alameda county or have pack about the financial struggles. those facing addiction often face. some folks were talking about like, am i going to eat? >> or am i going to have narcan or am i going to have, you know, some basic needs some hygiene stuff or my going to have nor can he does harm reduction, work out in the community and non-clinical settings to have pack. >> harm reduction has become a contentious topic when it comes to dealing with addiction. >> san francisco mayor london breed spoke out against it earlier this year because you know harvard action from my perspective is not reducing the harm. >> those who work in reducing drug overdoses by handing out

narcan disagree, referencing years of research and statistics. it's about giving people education information and access to resources that literally keep them alive. >> that's what harm reduction is about. governor newsom's office says the orders have been made for the cheaper narc can and should be arriving as early as next month. >> reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> at least 5 people are dead after more than 120 tornadoes plowed through 6 states in the midwest and the south in just 2 days for those deaths are oklahoma and includes an infant, dozens of homes and businesses are now just piles of debris and tens of thousands of people still don't have power. first, chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here with more on these deadly storms just scary. seeing the storms rolling out across the plains and boy just intensifying as they head out and >> again, i think we're going to see some more severe weather possibly again tomorrow. we're not done with the storm system that came

through. there's another already developing out there. so here we go. you can see the storm just what making its way across the plains. all that cold air dumping out across the colorado rockies, then enter the plane's pick up the moisture on the south and there you get that line of thunderstorms forming and before you know it all the tornadi activity and they've have that issue and they're going to see it again. i think as we head in toward the next couple of days, as we've got a series of storms developing out there behind that. you see all these. these are all storm reports on the circles here very excessive winds to tornadoes on the ground. funnel clouds and even extremely large hail. some of that hail about 2 inches large. that's damaging hail rolling across the plains. now the storm system kind of winding down a little bit tonight, but numerous areas. yeah, they've just started in palm and you can see hundreds of reports of all the damage caused by this storm system making its way across the country's midsection. and yet tornadoes you all along that path and area. there you go. we've had reports there of damage to buildings and trees. boy, what a mess there all across the central plains. and

there's more to come. the storm system help tomorrow forecast to move a little further to the east. not going to move much. that means along this line. you can see the areas shaded in green here. this in the areas with the potential for some severe weather behind that. we've got some more cold air coming out of the rockies. and so here we go again. all this is going to dump into the central plains with the possibility of more severe weather on the way see it right here in the models one front moves out of the way. and then you get that next with developing in the afternoon. then another very strong line of storms developing across the country's midsection. again, you can see he's got the potential to be some really severe storms rolling on by and bring bring with the potential for more damaging storms as well. so temperatures really is that big contrast in temperatures at this time of year. that really gives rise to the storm system. got all that warm moisture coming south. very cold air coming right across the rockies when they combined. that's where we see the severe weather likely to see more in the coming days. all right, lawrence, the 2 men are behind bars tonight after allegedly stealing a safe from

a brentwood business. >> police say that officers responded to an alarm going off inside the business. the 2 suspects sped off in a car leading to a brief manhunt. police eventually found them hiding in bushes nearby officers found tools and the stolen safe inside their car. police say that the men face several charges, including burglary and conspiracy to commit a crime in pittsburgh, police arrested several suspects in connection to a recent string of catalytic converter thefts during their investigation. they found items that could reveal where stolen converters were being sold. police believe that this could unravel a network behind the staffs. officers didn't say how many suspects were there, 60 people arrested roughly half a pound of drugs seized during a one-day enforcement operation in san francisco's tenderloin. >> that's according to san francisco police who say of the 60 people arrested 5 were suspected of selling drugs

last wednesday. others arrested included those for possession of drugs, arrest warrant and stay away. orders. 2 loaded firearms were also confiscating confiscated, according to officials since may of last year. they made more than 3,000 arrests and seized almost 500 pounds of drugs in the tenderloin and south of market areas. recent count of unhoused individuals in napa county show significant progress is being made in addressing homelessness. according to the preliminary data from the county, there's been an 18% decrease in the overall count of individuals experiencing homelessness between january 2023. and january of 2024, this is below pre-pandemic levels. the number of individual sleeping in shelters has increased by 34% the number of individual sleeping outside a shelter declined by 42%. meantime, the number of individuals experiencing first time host homelessness has seen a quote

concerning increase the antioch library is closing for 6 weeks starting tomorrow to have its roof repaired. >> as of now, the library scheduled to reopen on june. 11th officials say that the book drop will be locked and items placed on hold will not be available for pickup during that closure. peace plaza renovations now underway in san francisco's japantown city leaders met for a groundbreaking ceremony over the weekend assembly member. phil ting says that this is a step forward after forcing japanese americans out of this neighborhood in the past. coming up, a sword collected from a man who police say stole from a restaurant. >> what police say he took off. listen, it wasn't cash or food. plus, kaiser suffers a data breach which patients the company says are at risk of having their personal information and what these companies say they won't the selling in california after officials say the items are only being used. why criminals?

>> man is in jail tonight after police say he threatened the santa rosa restaurant employee with a sword while trying to steal a drink. take a look. police say this is the start of the man had when they founded this morning. the employee telling officers that the man threatened him yesterday in a restaurant near old courthouse square. police

eventually found the suspect and arrested him. >> man who was out and parole on parole is back in custody after attacking being accused of tech attack in 2 people, including a police chief. police say the attacks happened in piedmont friday afternoon after reports said an elderly man was being attacked at grand lake ace hardware. >> we had an elderly customer kind of walk through the door, appeared to kind of stop and clean as glasses. and a gentleman walked from outside right behind them. sucker punched him right into the back of his head and knocked him out for quite a few minutes. >> manager says the suspect then ran back outside into the building next door where he was met with police. but the officers were not able to stop him. there. they say he ran away and broke into a home where he threatened a resident before running off again. but this time you stop by the piedmont police chief. >> pop right out where i was at and so that when eggs in my vehicle identified giving

media, advanced on me. >> got basically got on top of them to that we got the physical confrontation. you know, he's he's punching, trying to get me off and course, having to defend myself and prevent him from cardiac in me. >> the chief says the man was on parole for auto, seth robbery and kidnapping, along with several parole violations. he was rebooked into jail. >> with the head of pg and e says you can finally expect power bills to start dropping. how much security should the mayor had that question being raised tonight after this confrontation between and i'm a man and a police officer was protecting a san jose man. now

at 10, 30, just how many officers are needed to >> big city mayor san jose police officers association says one is not enough. this comes after the one officers assigned to protect san jose mayor matt mahan ended up getting hurt in a scuffle. those kiahnna kron 4 camera. dan kerman reports on the demands from the san jose police union. >> doing an interview. it was last tuesday during a kron 4 interview with san jose mayor matt mahan. when an altercation erupted between this man. 35 year-old wesley pollard and the plainclothes san jose police officer providing security for the mayor. pollard was ultimately arrested and charged with felony resisting an officer by means of violence and misdemeanor battery and disturbing the peace. the incident went on for nearly 4 minutes before a community

member help subdue pollard. now in this letter, the san jose police officers association, he's calling on san jose's acting police chief and city manager to double the mayor's security detail. >> having only one officer's part of a security detail for ranking member of the city. was not sufficient was unsafe. >> steve sisolak is president of the san jose police officers association. >> by doubling it increasing another we feel nurse eyes. another readily available. definitely make everything safer. going forward. >> in a statement, the san jose police department says it's reviewing the current procedures for the mayor's security detail. if they decide to bump up the number, it would not be unusual for a large city while san francisco police won't say how many officers are on mayor breed security detail. oakland police confirm the department generally provides to sworn officers for the security and protection of mayor thao. dan

kerman kron. 4 news. >> new at 10 tonight, amazon e-bay at sea and wal-mart have all banned or restricted the sales of illegal license plate covers on their websites. this after san francisco city attorney david chiu sent a letter to the company's to try to stop the sale of the covers here in california. already illegal to sell and use those covers attorney to says his office will continue to monitor the online sales of these license plate covers. he adds that the only reason someone to put a cover like that on their license plate is to try to get away with a crime. some customers who bought ring security cameras will be eligible to get refunds. thanks to a privacy settlement. officials say the federal trade commission will be sending more than 5.6 million dollars in refunds to about 117,000 buyers of amazon's ring systems. this after the ftc accused ring of allowing employees and contractors to access customer videos. personal data of

millions of kaiser permanente. patients may have been leaked because of a data breach. >> kaiser officials say the likely leak it may have happened when a patient's log into their kaiser's website or mobile apps. but they claim no user names, passwords, social security numbers, financial account, information or credit card numbers were transmitted in that breach. >> pg and ceo says bills could start dropping as early as next year. the ceo claims the increased rates over the past year when raise money for infrastructure improvements, more than 10% jump just this past january sparked a public outcry and scrutiny from state regulators allowed pg need to hike those prices. >> and now time for a 4 zone forecast give you that live. look birds. eye view of san francisco. lawrence karnow joins us now how things are shaking out you know, we've got some interesting weather ahead. a beautiful weather

right now. looks like the next couple days. pretty nice around the bay area. maybe a little windy in spots will show you more. but can you believe the models are trying to paint some rain as we get ready for next week? and we'll take a closer look at that. just a second. but out the door right now, skies are mostly clear. the winds still blowing around a little bit outside. but overall, not bad. we've got mostly clear skies around the bay area right now. long range forecast models from the cpc. looks like we're going to see and increased risk of some rain as we get toward next weekend. when you know that we start talking cinco de mayo. and here we go. we've got a chance of rain in the forecast. could be above normal precipitation. if it holds true will show you the models. now, here's the american model. you've got high pressure off the week low to the north here. now, the next couple days will tomorrow looks good. lots of sunshine coming our way in the following day. still looking good. it's after that where these models start to really go different directions american model pretty bullish on. bring us some rain here. see it right now as we head toward the weekend clouds start to roll in on friday and by saturday, there you go. a significant storm possibly rolling into the bay area and

more snow in the high country. more showers possibly continuing into sunday as well. now rainfall totals. this is hard for me to believe forecasting an inch and a half. almost 2 inches of rain across parts of the bay area. that would be incredible for this time of year if that were to happen. now, european model looks the other way. that's pthe forecast over the same time period. yeah. how about that? what a difference in the forecast models. this one saying maybe just maybe a drop in the bucket and that is about it. but we've got a few days to sort it all out before we get the weekend. i know it's an important weekend cinco de mayo what we're trying to the forecast right for you. but out the door tonight, we're looking at mostly dry conditions right now. mostly clear a bit breezy as we head throughout the night tonight. and then tomorrow, some gusty winds, especially in solano county. a high wind advisory has been issued by the national weather service. 11 o'clock on tuesday until 05:00pm on wednesday. some of those wind gusts as high as 35 to 45 miles per hour of the door. tomorrow should be a nice day. a cool start. them are going to see that breeze picking up again in the afternoon 50's 60's

near the coastline. get inside the bay. lots of sunshine and warmer temperatures to numbers warming up in the upper 60's into redwood city. then you're breaking out the 70's across much of the santa clara valley, east bay. also look at war, mid 70's by tomorrow afternoon. should be a really nice day, although that wind kicking up and county, blustery in spots. watch out for that special for traveling toward the sacramento valley. back to the coastline. cooler but least cloud-free temperatures. the next couple days could see some 80's as we get to wednesday and thursday. cooling slightly on friday and this weekend we've got some work to do. you know, i don't like when these models completely diverge from one to the other teacher. i have a question. yes or so, which one is more accurate? the european model or the american model worked? well, a lot of people like to say the european but really matters. it all depends what kind of situation. and so there's no definitive answer. you know, you the model could be correct. read the model could be completely wrong. and that's why i still have a job because i'm supposed decide. and that's a very scholarly question. i thought you were going to ask what's happening

with my cinco de mayo. haha, that's what people are worried really worried about. there's a lot of things going on out there. people getting out to celebrate, right? yeah. if it's wet, i mean, that's going especially if it's wet like the american model. >> it inched in inch and a half of rain. that change your plans, do you think that's going to stop anybody on cinco de mayo? of course not know. i'm holding on to he escaped. thanks, guys. the port of oakland is getting more than 4 million dollars in federal funding to go towards new 0 emissions. equipment like electric trucks and ev chargers. officials say the funding is going to help improve air quality at the oakland seaport and in neighboring communities. it's set to be used starting next year. governor newsom announced tesla superchargers will now be available to non tesla vehicles. us in an effort to >> deployed thousands of new public chargers statewide newsom says when the switch becomes official, there will be more than 100,000 public ev chargers in the state. the

governor's office says for every 5 gas stations in california, there will be at least one ev charging station. >> governor newsom will be heading to vatican city next month to participate in the vatican climate summit. according to the governor's he will be speaking at the summit and also advance sub national climate work with the region in italy. that climate summit begins the day after a noose and deadline to releases may budget revision. >> make-a-wish greater bay area is celebrating 40 years in the region. and april is world wish months. organization held a reunion in san jose for families who've had their wishes granted over the years. kron four's noelle bellow joins us here after attending that event. noel can not only is it world wish month today is world wish day myself and our. >> photo journalists, rudy garcia had the chance on saturday to chat with several families and kids about the importance of wishes. >> so what was your wish what

do you remember most i wish to go lines to faced >> they said they could he could. they can like. >> what new to us to go to highlight to that a hotel i lanny, i could stop thinking about that. are the men for that period of time. and if i needed to take pills every day, i didn't like feel stress thinking about the trip. then i'm just so grateful. i got to me, you know, you know, my favorite player and >> everything that they're doing for, you know, people around the world. it's it's more than impactful. you know, it's changing people's >> whether it was 2 months ago or 20 years ago, those his wishes have been granted. never forget how it felt on saturday, families from across the bay area got together at top golf, san jose to share their wishes and get to know one another. i'm so grateful for today and i so lucky to be

able to celebrate with my make-a-wish family. i i'm i'm a make-a-wish mom for life. veronica johnson was there for her son. he was 2 when his wish was granted in the year 2000. he passed away just 10 days after meeting mickey mouse to not even think about doctors and what not knowing that we have that open heart coming coming up a week you know? >> it. it changes your your way thinking after the power of a wish. right. you don't take anything for granted for annika and other families celebrating world wish feel the community make a wish is built. >> helps keep a smile their faces. so i'm happy to be alive and be a survivor. and i want to celebrate with other families and other. >> former make-a-wish kids. >> 40th make >> it will all know. well, it was really a wonderful event. i feel like my heart was just so fall. there were several kids a couple that put in there, too, said that they

just found out they were cancer free about a month ago. and so that was like the month's anniversary. and they had just gone to hawaii, you know, for their make-a-wish. so it fantastic. there's 350 wishes that are granted here in the bay area. so nearly every year, some nearly a wish a day. and it's just i mean, it was beautiful. so we're all familiar with bat kid. yeah, you're right. course that like the big story, everyone remembers. but yeah, i mean, just from that, you can see that was like 6 or 7 different types of that the people have from very tiny small, you know, wishes they wanna, you know, become a chef or a day or come a construction worker to, you know, i like the kid who has that combine hawaii and yeah, exactly. yeah. the he had the right idea. i some might taking at his idea after that for sure. thank you for that and need that. yeah. >> mlb plans to address its uniform issues following complaints from players and fans over.

>> how revealing car? according to espn, some of the modifications include larger lettering on the back of jerseys, fixing mismatched rate tops and bottoms and adjustments to the pants which were widely criticized for being see the new uniforms made their debut during spring training in immediately receive some heavy backlash, meaning about see through jason, supposed to be here. i heard the door closed. it was lawrence coming, right? so jason is on his way he's leaving us hanging. checking his pants. that wraps up kron. 4 news at 10. stay tuned for kron. 4 news at 11.

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>> and he'll swing get this one to left center field time. >> don't look now. but the a's have won 4 of 5. thanks for rocking with me here on sports night live. i'm your host jason dumas. it's been a trial trying couple of years for the oakland a's. there's no need to rehash it all because it's been well publicized but lost in some of the drama is the fact that this year's bunch has a bunch of guys who play really hard and it's showing in the standings. let's go to the town and oakland host, the pittsburgh tonight. now the a's they're coming off of the series win against baltimore. baltimore. really good bottom