jack: thanks for joining me on today's adventure. for the columbus zoo, i'm jack hanna hoping you'll come along next time as we go into the wild. [music] >> the man accused of assaulting the san jose mayor security detail makes his first court appearance. and getting around the bay area may be difficult this weekend.

the closures impacting major freeways. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> hey, good morning. thanks so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's saturday. april 27th has get your day started with a look at the weather with dave sphar. good morning day. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and the marine layer, really hasn't shown up too much for today. fairly clear skies to get things started. in fact, overnight. so allow those temperatures to fall. but it means a sunny afternoon for you both today. tomorrow up in those temperatures as we go into next week. here's a live shot of the east bay shoreline. >> just a few little bit of wave puppy cumulus off towards the distance. but on balance, we're pretty clear and even looking good at the coast, too. now upstream, there's yet another system that wants to play out and it may spray us with some scattered clouds. most importantly, maybe a little bit of the sunday, but we're still going continue to warm. it looks like through the period winds will also pick up. that will be later today. but right now they're

single digits to com. not a big issue here, but the numbers there fairly chilly in the 40's up in the north bay and some of the 40's for tri valley. looks like 52 for hayward. 51 san jose. and there's a contrast by some half-a-dozen degrees or better behind the numbers from yesterday. again, lots of those clear skies and our dry air temperature check for a 60 by 11 at to do about 67 and plenty of 70's on early next week. so another warming trend coming your more on that in a bit. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> if you plan heading out the door this weekend, there are several closures affecting bay area freeways and public transportation. that includes southbound 6.80, in the pleasanton area. kron four's dan thorn has more on what we need to know. >> a lot of work happening this weekend along 6.80, southbound about a nine-mile stretch between pleasanton and seminole is going to be seeing some road repairs. and caltrans says if you're going to be traveling through the area this weekend, be prepared for traffic and detours.

>> 6.80, southbound from the 5.80, connector down to coop in road is now closed through early monday morning. caltrans says crews will be replacing deteriorating roadway with new pavement and they're hoping to get a lot done. and just a short amount of time over the weekend. >> we're going to do all this work and what this is the benefit of this weekend work is that we're reducing about 40 nights of work into just 3 days. but the work also means slow driving and detours signs will be posted along the freeway. >> and the highway patrol will be helping to keep traffic moving along. the detour is listed by caltrans pushes most affected drivers heading south to 8.80. you can take 24 or 5.80 and continue along. but if you're coming from farther east past livermore, you can take 84 and reconnect on to 6 ad. caltrans says travelers through this area should give themselves extra time as

everyone tries to get around asking folks to get into please pack their we understand that. obviously this is >> never a good time to close. a major highway for the work is definitely needed. >> goal is to have all this work wrapped up by 04:00am on monday. again, this is only affecting the southbound lanes of 6 ad, but caltrans says the work begins next month on the northbound lanes along 6.80, southbound. dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> the westbound lanes of highway 37 in vallejo also closed for repairs this weekend. drivers are asked to use highway 29 in highway 12 as a detour. this is the second weekend in a row part of highway 37 is shut down. the road is expected to reopen for the morning commute on monday. no bart service is a reminder that bart service is suspended this weekend between rockridge station in oakland and the lafayette station. the transit agency is upgrading one of its tracks. a free bus passes are available at

impacted. station's sparked says to expect about a 20 minute delay. and the sausalito ferry remains closed this weekend. more than a week ago, an inspection revealed part of the pier affairs spokesperson said repairs may take some time since they can only happen during low tide golden gate ferry hopes to have sausalito service back up and running sometime next week in the meantime, a transit bus will take passengers across the golden gate bridge. 2 of the 4 victims killed in that deadly crash in pleasanton were under the age of 15. that crash happened wednesday night. this is video of the aftermath in the area of foothill road just south of stoneridge drive the crash happening, right where the road switches from 2 lanes to one. investigators say it appeared that the car swerved off the road crashed into a light pole and then hit a tree. authorities say speed may have been a factor in this crash. a family is remembering the life of a 6 year-old boy

who died in a dui crash enrichment on the alvarez junior was traveling with 4 p other people last wednesday when a drunk driver crashed into their car. police say they have arrested the driver responsible. the men got into a fight with a police officer protecting the san jose mayor can stay out of jail until his next court appearance. kron four's jack moment was the reporter wh caught that fight on camera. >> wesley pollard is the name of the man at the center of that video from downtown san jose. that seemingly spread across the nation like wildfire and the judge today here in downtown san jose ordered him to be released until his next court date. but that wasn't the case throughout the day. judge actually originally wanted to keep him in the video that started it all. >> have several minutes of a man fighting a plainclothes san jose police officer who was serving as the mayor's security detail. wesley pollard was arrested and charged with battery. disturbing the peace and threatening an officer. at

first the judge seemingly wanted to keep pollard in jail based on his reading of the police report. but after viewing kron four's video, he appeared change his stance. granted pollard conditional release pollack. argued potter does not have a violent past and was trying to actually get away from the undercover officer. i was shaking my head a lot and there's a lot of mistakes made. john allen, the vice president with the san jose naacp says the officer's conduct surrounding the arrest should be investigated and that pollard was profiled against, you know, to arrest prosecute him for exercising right? the naacp sent a letter to san jose police department requesting an investigation. san jose pd sent us a statement in response saying the officer repeatedly stated he was an officer. the naacp says they never heard that in the video which recorded the entire fight. it would have been de-escalated by the officer identified himself early on and the interaction. >> at least what i saw that didn't have the mayor's office

tells us they stand by the officers decisions and they are certain more details will come from the san jose police department. >> some of those conditions of release include staying 300 yards away from city hall mayor matt mahan and that san jose police officer that was acting as mahan security detail at the time. now, speaking of city hall, i did talk to a few people on the inside who say that they do recognize pollard. they actually tell me that he has threatened them before. >> for now, we're in downtown san jose. jack moment from 4 news. >> senate candidate adam schiff had his car broken into while visiting san francisco kron four's lezla gooden reports. >> adam ship is currently running to fill the late senator dianne feinstein, senate seat and was in san francisco making several appearances. he was dining at the thing restaurant when his r% luggage was stolen while his car was parked and a downtown parking garage, his luggage allegedly in view on facebook. the democratic congressman posted this picture at the restaurant and a hiking best,

which is a more casual look than what he's typically seen. it. we reached out to the san francisco police department about the theft and they tell us there's no report related to this incident, according to sfpd crime data vehicle, property theft is down by 58% from this time last year and a good thing. kuz kuz ellen stopping them from from from. >> continue to do it. >> a trend that jt auto repair says they have noticed define the last had >> and cars come in for for when the repairs? well, we've got a lot a lot of cars coming in for best of before. but but now we don't see any haven't seen any for since the beginning of the year. >> plus, getting kron 4 news. well, today is national prescription drug. take back day, an annual pushed by federal and local authorities to save lives and prevent drug abuse for stephanie justice is live for us now in lafayette this morning with the details on this. good morning, tiffany.

>> good morning, stephanie. yesterday is today to get rid of those needed prescription drugs starting at 10 o'clock this morning, all the way until 02:00pm this afternoon. we are at the lafayette police department. one of many locations where people can come in on a muscly and drop off their unneeded prescription drugs. law enforcement teaming up with the dea to encourage people to move those unneeded prescription drugs from your homes, they say removing these unneeded drugs can help prevent medication misuse. they also say this is anonymous anonymous disposal of your medication to show up and dropping off. there are 99 locations, sites in northern california. the central valley, california attorney general rob bonta also urging californians to participate in this according to the california overdose surveillance dashboard. there are over 7,300 opiod opioid overdose related deaths in the

state in 2022. and again, this is completely anonymous and free. they're collecting tablets. capsules, patches and other prescription drugs. they are also saying that they are accepting vaping pens. if those lithium batteries are relived, if you want to more locations on where you can drop off your unneeded, prescription drugs can go to kron 4 dot com. we have a list of all of the bay area locations reporting live to justice. back to all right, stephanie, thank you so much for your coverage on this this morning. >> and coming up here on the kron, 4 morning news of rising from the ashes, a beloved barbecue joint reopens at a new location in oakland. >> plus, inflation remains a problem as consumers. look for a break. and students stanford protesters across the country calling for a cease-fire in the israel-hamas conflict. >> and lots of sun cooking for you this weekend. but those still a bit muted and we do have an onshore chilly breeze

to deal with. see about 67 or so come by 2 o'clock. and take a look at your weekend

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help drive a bit of a leftover onshore wind. it's a little bit of mother nature's air-conditioner. so this is going to that chilly breeze pick. if you're in the bay or the coast, you really feel a little it will. even though the sun's out and everything will be that that chilly breeze, you're going to get less. so as you're inland, this may potentially spur us with some clouds as we get into tomorrow, potentially. now east bay shoreline looking pretty sweet as well. i checked the coast are looking good, half moon bay, but some again, some puppy cumulus hang around temperature check that we are. but in the cool side because of the clear skies overnight, we see 40's up north. meanwhile, 52 antioch, we've got 52 hayward 50 for san jose and 51 for san francisco. futurecast full of all of this. whatever marine layer we have mixes out very nicely, not even much activity in the mountains at that. yes, we do see kind of some scattered clouds working here. that's mostly the low level moisture. however, it's the moisture aloft. it's sometimes a bit more problematic because once we get the sun up, we can make set out. this is monday at 04:00am. and you can see we didn't have too much intrusion through the weekend from some

cloud cover and then comes the warming phase early next week. there. we're looking wednesday to be the warmest day in the bunch. here's the pop of winds that they tend happen in the afternoon hours here onshore very low early. so that really doesn't next. mixing job keeps temperatures artificially behind at the coast, even on the east bay shoreline inland, a little bit better warming. you'll see that in the 4 zone forecast and then for tomorrow, the pop here as well. it's most pointed along the coast and a little bit off through the quirkiness straight in the solano county. again, somewhat typical. so a few scattered clouds left over, but nice. 70 ish around the bay today. tomorrow, since 70 near the bay. but 70 ish as you go more inland, i'ts sorry and then inland. it was in the 70's there. okay. got to base their. it's not you. it's me sunny and warming into early next week. we're looking at wednesday to be the warmest day at about 80 will be inland around the bay. going to see some of those mid 70's working here. then late in the week, sunny, not as warm, retreating back to the mid 70's latest model run say next weekend

should be dry. we might have the intrusion of some cloud cover, but that should remain dry. we'll see if that becomes more wet as we get a little closer now. 61 one drizzle partly cloudy. we taking care of all of that clearing nicely in san jose at 66. 64 me well for open. there's a look at your high temperatures. different crayons today. now we're getting rid of the order. the greens now and we'll probably have some oranges by the time we get to tuesday and like warmer was yeah, the warmer weather. yeah. i was going to say the greens and yeah, you're right. you have got a lot of colors in the in the but that yesterday was all green was colder in the afternoon. today would be a little warmer. so it's a trend we're starting to get all that's that's some good information there. thanks so much to that. >> all right. well, not to a developing story. students at stanford university joining in nationwide. protests for a cease-fire in gaza. the group is calling for the university to stop financial aid to was rob nesbitt reports. >> this is white memorial plaza at stanford university where they have a camp site set up here. you can see about 25 to 30 tents behind me. they

have signs, food and music. it looks like they're here for the long haul calling for a cease-fire in gaza. >> the mood was relaxed with music friday afternoon inside what's being called the people's university for gaza around. 25 tents set up by students at stanford university to protest the war in gaza. they don't have working university. >> you could make that happen. they have left. >> the tense formed after hundreds gathered for a rally at the university thursday afternoon. one of the organizers, young soo kim says demonstrators are asking the university to disclose any investments that 8 israel in the war. basically asking us make specific targeted cost for divestment without. >> revealing and you the make it even possible target in according to the university around 60 students camping out at white memorial plaza were handed side letters thursday night. >> notifying them that tense

and overnight camping violate university policy. a statement from stanford university president richard saller saying in part, quote, these letters informed students that failure to seize conduct in violation of university policy. >> would result in a referral to the office of community standards, student conduct process and also can result in arrest if laws are violated. the students were also warned that their participation could result in suspension. arrests have been made at other university protests. what students at stanford say they plan to stay at the newly formed camping site until the right now we're exercising our free speech to condemn genocide. >> the university was the final not ground. that's a losing battle for i've noticed several sheriff's vehicles parked in the area driving around stanford university. >> as well as security guards, campus security guards around the 10 site here at white memorial plaza. they are not interacting with demonstrators. only monitoring the situation reporting at

stanford university. bob has been kron. 4 news. >> the cease-fire demonstrations continue around the world. this video is from off the university of oxford where nancy pelosi spoke just yesterday. university student got up in front of her and held up a palestinian flag interrupting her speech. police arrested 3 women in connection to an armed robbery spree that spanned over 7 months. investigators believe the suspects are connected to 11 east bay robberies, spending from august last year to february this year the women were arrested on suspicion of robbery, assault with a deadly weapon and kidnapping the fbi. and u.s. marshals joined with local police in the arrest effort. now u.s. citizens as students should or other could soon be allowed to vote in school elections at san francisco city college supporters say this gives more students a

voice in how their school is managed. qualifying students would need to be at least 18 at a city resident to cast their vote. school leaders passed the measure now heads to the citywide ballot through the san francisco board of supervisors. in concord, hundreds of costco customers were told to evacuate friday after a chemical leak. this was the scene around 05:00pm all entrances to the store were blocked off after what officials say was a refrigerant leak. the chemical fluid is used in air conditioning systems and heat pumps. fire officials say a store workers noticed the leak when someone spotted a white cloud drifting through the store. the business reopen later that night. no one was hurt. your money? this morning, new inflation numbers show the cost of many essentials remain high for consumers. our washington correspondent jessi tenure looks at what's driving inflation levels. >> inflation is stubborn. the government says prices rose at an annual rate of 2.7% last month. just a bit higher than

the month before inflation remains persistent and unacceptably high mark hamrick with bankrate says one of the sticking points is health care costs which make up about a 5th of the economy. hamrick says unexpected trips to the doctor often hurt consumers the most that can really be damaging to their personal finances. vincent climb out with the colorado division of insurance says the cost of owning a car from insurance to repairs is also driving inflation to do anything. >> you need a car. and so that's going to impact people. inflation has been a constant headache for the federal reserve. it's tried to slow price increases with higher interest rates. the fed would like to begin reducing interest rates if they thought they had essentially permission from inflation to do so. but they do not. hamrick says the new report means the fed will likely not cut interest rates until september at the earliest betting on that at this point is probably something that would require long odds. but

the numbers weren't all bad for consumers while the price of restaurant meals continues to rise, grocery prices are staying steady. >> in washington, i'm jessi tenure. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news. thousands of dollars of stolen merchandise recovered in the east bay. the arrest that led officers to arrest that led officers to this secret hideout. ♪ ♪ california sky ♪ ♪ todos alcanzamos las estrellas ♪ ♪ sunny state of mind ♪ ♪ flexin' all the time ♪ ♪ todo es dorado ♪ ♪ y nos gusta picante ♪ ♪ cause this place is caliente ♪

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>> neighbors in san francisco's presidio heights neighborhood woke up friday to sirens after a 4 story

building there went up in flames. this was near the intersection of lying and clay streets. crew say nobody was inside this building. that was being renovated. the cause of the fire is under investigation. in oakland, the restaurant for barbecue is officially back open after a devastating fire fans across the bay area came out to support the new downtown location. >> the fire took a lot out of us. you know, i mean, those are flash and location actually celebrate. not 3 years there and then be able to open back up the bill to serve barbecue. what it's about still bringing about family and only feel from the old the new just be a great heart. you know, the community makes me emotional, man. i'm just grateful people showing up >> a few things did survive that fire, including the restaurant's michelin bib gourmand award and the american flag gifted to shift one by a texas pitmaster both now on display at the new location on 8th and broadway.

still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news and east bay family demanding answers after a man is left in a coma following an encounter with police. but we know about the lawsuit being filed.

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>> now on the kron 4 morning news. another oakland donut shop robbed in broad daylight. >> we bring you reaction from the business owner. and what oakland leaders are doing at a local high school to try and combat human trafficking. all right. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. we're going to get all those stories in just a moment. but let's

get you started this half hour with a look at your forecast with dave spahr. good morning. day. a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and not a bad start to the day. a little bit on the chilly side. you know, that's what you get with the clear skies and dry air, less marine layer to kinda in deal with in the morning hours. we get more sunshine. so >> we're getting the payback now. and that means a nice warming trend. we expect to continue all the way to the middle of next week. this the picture that we have right now in terms of what's going on, we do have a last-minute system that wants to play out. this may throw us some potential cloud cover over the next 48 hours. but as far as anything more substantial than that, just a continuation of the onshore winds, we're not going to have really much more impact sfo, looking clear as a bell this morning, no delays being reported out there. even construction wise last check. winds are kind of variable, but they will be kind of committed to the onshore direction as we the day progresses. that's both today and tomorrow. little chilly up north there. lot of 40's hanging on there. but 15, a battle already. 53 san francisco tri valley still looking at the 40's. and here's the big contrast. i

mentioned earlier, some half-a-dozen degrees or so behind. yesterday's numbers were a lot moisture at the surface than we are today. it's pretty dry soon as you go right upstairs, 60 at about 11 at 2 to about 67. even scratch some 70's there. inland. but around the bay, it will be mostly into the 60's. again, that warming trend. more on that in your 4 zone forecast and the extended stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. in the east bay and oakland donut shop robbed in broad daylight. the owner says. >> but the was a familiar customer. theresa reports. >> hello, everyone. >> today i am say ken. angry man. >> that is of anna chan. she and her husband own decks donuts on high street in oakland. and this is what happened thursday. she says one of their regular customers waited for a pause in the normal hectic rush and came back into the store crash the front case and ran off with the cash register. >> never it would do that to us.

>> how much do you think that was stolen? >> all of the 100 it. >> i spoke with chan on friday following up on her social media post about the crime. she says that she typically empties the register, but it was a busy morning. she says that they open the donut shop 20 years ago and love being a part of the community. my husband and i view >> in business they've 7 minutes away. you know. i tried to take our family and it's been a shooting the supply. the cost of the supply is going i my husband and i think site was an inmate in to pay the price today made the same because they the commode that he is going through she says one of the worst part is dealing with the aftermath. >> i felt helpless doubt because i have happen. i call

my mum on i explained to them just happened. they said going to somehow the officer, but they never we reached out to opd but did not get a response. >> she says that she wants oakland to be >> land to mo and me. but i love all and i feel a kimono need to get together. >> and change thing that to recess. stasio kron. 4 news. bay area. law enforcement recovered more than $300,000 worth of stolen goods in oakland. >> how forcefully juggle met with investigators who helped make that bust. >> a message to thieves continuing to raid retail stores and steal without fear of accountability are taking crime epidemic. seriously. well-marked, tj maxx and sunglass hut are among the retailers victimized by a fencing operation that was running out of oakland. the

san ramon police department was one of several law enforcement agencies assisting the california highway patrol's organized retail theft task force to break it up. we definitely want to help alleviate some of the criminal element within our communities. fencing means the illegal resale of stolen goods. and in this case, investigators recovered $326,000 worth of stuff. the investigation began last september in san mateo county. >> when sheriff's deputies arrested several people linked to retail theft in the area. >> just 2 months later, san ramon, police sergeant deserve all the says his department linked to women to that retail theft ring after they were arrested again for stealing from a local. so for >> taking off the fence and operations and discovering them also the trickle down effect would also hopefully deter some of the criminal element from hitting a retail establishments that 3 agencies obtain search warrants for 2 oakland homes in a storage container where they found the

items and made one arrest last week. the has been returned back to the retailers from the ones we were able identify. >> the task force helped them. actually spearheaded that operation in san ramon, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news. >> on friday, law enforcement across the state honored one of their own oakland police officer jordan wingate passed away over the weekend. a public memorial service happened friday morning at 3 crosses church in castro valley. in 2018 wingate was named rookie of the year by the oakland police officers association. while on-duty he was seriously injured in a car crash. he spent the last 6 years of his life are on life support in hospital rather until he died last saturday. wingate was 28 years >> a son, a brother, a family member, a friend, a talented police officer with a bright future with so much more to accomplish and so much more to humanity. nudge or described

dedicated, hard-working, respectful and funding practical joker. just like that. yeah. huge part in a way you feel like you're is best friend. >> began his career as an oakland police cadet in 2013 when he was just 18 years old. his father is a retired oakland police captain. we get is the 55th oakland police officer killed in the line of duty. oakland residents say that they want to keep him a price. as the alameda county district attorney. they gather friday morning to oppose a recall election which they say is a waste of tax money. according to the alameda county registrar of voters, a recall election could cost the county around 20 million dollars. meantime, the group

asking for a recall is hoping county supervisors set an election date during next tuesday's meeting. now that enough signatures have been verified. area, tested positive for west nile contra costa county officials say the virus was found in a dead crow in concord earlier this month is the county's first case of the year. officials in alameda, san mateo and santa clara counties also reported positive cases to reduce the risk of spread. officials say residents should dump standing water that can collect and toys tools and pit bulls left outdoors. the family of a man left in a coma for the last 20 days is suing east bay regional park. police and attorney for the family says officers approached deontay fines on at martin luther king junior regional shoreline park because his car had expired tags. police say fines on tried to run off. he ended up in the water and that's when the family's attorney says officers taste buys on and he went unconscious. and advisory

council has been visiting oakland high schools this week as kron four's dan kerman reports students are getting the tools needed to avoid being caught up in trafficking. >> friday, students taking part in a resource fair. oakland's reds stale high school were not only getting college and career advice but learning how to avoid being caught up in teen trafficking. >> we are seeing lots and lots of cases of child trafficking and even more so children are on the internet and social media now more than ever post pandemic. >> nola brantley is a survivor and a member of the mayor's advisory council on human trafficking. she says kids as young as 12 are being manipulated or forced into having in return for money or gifts. >> are you 2 are part of the foster care and you adjust. the systems are more impacted by by other the other youth because the lack of supervision and care they receive. brantly says members of mayor tells advisory

council. >> we're not only talking to teens about resources available to those who are being victimized, but also giving them insight on potential predators looking out for those offers of gifts that money in a better life. those things that sound. >> too good to be true. adults that are showing a lot of interest in bed and that really are aiming to get close to that. and they don't really understand brantley hopes these face-to-face interactions we'll get victims, the help they need. you deserve love and protection. help is available. please reach out. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> in san francisco, a man is sentenced to 10 years in prison for promising to pay an fbi agent $50,000 to murder his ex allen guests and was in a years long legal battle over custody of his 2 kids with his ex-wife. officials say that his original plan was to brive immigration agents to deport the x to her home country. and they say he plotted to kill her. this happened back in 2022. and guests and met with an undercover fbi agent on 2

occasions yes, and wired. a total of $23,000 to an fbi undercover bank account in san francisco. it appears the supreme court may rule in favor of cities in a case on whether to allow punishments for unhoused people sleeping outside when shelters are at full capacity here in the bay area. san francisco officials say they've been blocked from enforcing camping regulations because the city apparently does not have enough shelter space for its homeless population. california's lieutenant governor has been paying close attention to the hearings in this case. >> it does appear as though the court is going to side with the cities and when they make this decision, if it goes that way, that ability to clear encampments when necessary by the city's he's probably going to be restored. >> the decision on this case is expected later this year. francisco mayor london breed wants to make it easier for food vendors to participate in

street markets and block parties. right now, the enders must buy a temporary permit for each event which can cost up to nearly $300. mayor breed is proposing to waive those fees with a special permit. the vendors only have to buy once reed is running for reelection in november. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. exciting finishes for both the giants and the a's. we've got the highlights coming up. >> a new bill introduced in the legislature could limit. capitol correspondent wallace talked to you how and i love reaction and students. >> where they do in my era love. that is a look at temperatures as we go for the next few days. mid 70's and we're going to bump that up even into the middle of next week build on account. your 4 zone forecast

>> welcome back. federal regulators say tesla's autopilot driving system has a critical safety gap links to more than 460 crashes after a nearly three-year investigation. the national highway traffic safety administration found tesla's autopilot design lacking and allowing for misuse and preventable accidents due to insufficient driver. attention we drive or engagement systems let auto pilot remain active. despite distractions, the agency found the agency is also concerned that after a voluntary recall covering 2 million tesla vehicles ongoing crashes suggest unresolved safety concerns. tick season is right around the corner and experts say

it's time to start taking preventative steps. the bugs can be found in grassy areas with shrubs or brushes because they can spread disease to both humans and pets. it's important to keep them off. you medication is available to keep not very nice-looking critters away from dogs. but for people, experts say it's as easy as a wardrobe change. >> if you want to be in areas with tall vegetation protective clothing camps, long sleeve shirts you can even pull up your socks over your pans that that works. well and lighter colored clothing makes it a little bit easier to find those ticks him, brush them off if the tickets either. >> but none has been either. your pet, the best way to get it off is to use a pair of tweezers to grab the base of the take in just pull straight back. should the solution for you disney. response is looking at that thing. life on

earth is related. stephanie's i well. >> hopefully the weather is looking nice, though, for our focus to get our minds off the tax. breakfast this morning to welcome as much nicer yes, it is a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. you saw some cumulus off there to the distance. >> not as much to negotiate with this morning as we had from yesterday morning. so we're getting a little drier that's going help out this afternoon to it's one of the reasons why we're so chilly this morning. >> this is just some of the still leftover snow hanging around a little bit. that's a good deal. that's water for the future. they will bank account tahoe forecast next few days. warming up to about 60 or so come tuesday and keep it sunny through the period now back to future cast for pretty much inactive going on. relatively speaking. we'll get sprayed by some clouds as we get to tonight. that strengthen up a little bit. that marine layer just a touch. but as we get into your sunday looks pretty good on that front. we will be sunny to mostly sunny. it looks like through your sunday as well. in up those temperatures inland by a couple degrees.

this is what most people will notice though. it won't feel as warm as it locks with all the sunshine with that onshore winds will be a bit chilly and particularly along the coast we're seeing morning clearing pretty nicely to this morning. this is what's going on for your sunday as well. so have some coastal breezy conditions to deal with. here's a longer range forecast for you. high pressure builds there. it is. a keeps temperatures supported nicely to about 80 or so mid week in the weekend that stopped. yeah. we'll see. we get a little closer with this. but the models are kind of, you know, playing back and forth on all of this here. looks like we'll get some scattered clouds, not going to jump in here for rain for the next weekend. just yet. we'll soon get a little closer for timing. but yes, there is. that will bit of that threat. that's there. 4 zone forecast for us. 62 san francisco will to the upper 50's along the coast. burlingame, about 63 getting a member that onshore wind with us mid 60's here in that pocket. meanwhile, to the south bay at about 70 69 coming in for san jose east bay shoreline mid-sixties get into the upper 60's. however,

in london will see some 70's pop can out here. and there. 71 going on for walnut creek. 72 conquered berkeley. 64 laos. 67. 73 fairfield, 70 for napa in 73 for santa rosa. so spring is jumping around on us. that typically does get the middle of the week, got about 78 or so. and there's the backtrack you can see towards the end of the week. stephanie, for now, we will pretty raindrops or anything like that on there. but there is the threat that may happen. maybe some scattered clouds, but definitely cooler. no big deal. just a drop in temperatures. just a touch, ok? all right. well, we'll enjoy the sunshine while we have it do that. all right. we'll do. >> thanks so much. well, in national news, the first full week of testimony in the criminal trial against former president donald trump wrapped up on friday. proffers washington, d.c., correspondent raquel martin has the latest on what happened inside the courtroom. >> president trump is wrapping up his first full week on criminal trial for alleged hush money payments and with a message to his wife, inside

the courtroom, the 12 jurors listened as trump's attorneys attempted to pick apart the testimony. a former national enquirer publisher david packer packer admitted he helped trump by and then kill embarrassing stories in the lead-up to the 2016 election. the ex tabloid owner says trump thanked him for his help in 2017 at the white house. a detail defense attorneys say did not match his previous statement. trump and his defense a the catch and kill arrangement with packer is a standard operating procedure. but prosecutors argue the payment made to adult film star stormy daniels and others were illegal because they were not disclosed in financial records. trump is facing 34 felony counts of falsifying business records should the case is over and we'll be back in court on tuesday after packer wrapped up his four-day testimony. trump's longtime former assistant took the stand briefly. she is now just the second witness in a trial

that's expected to span weeks for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. a new bill introduced in the state legislature is taking aim at excessive homework in california. public schools. >> our capitol correspondsnt eytan wallace brings us the story. >> well, many californians can probably look back at their upbringings and remember spending hours after school at their desk. doing homework. but now one lawmaker says she hopes to change that for the next generation. when the bell rings and the school day is over for students like 6 grader sophia johnson. >> the day is nowhere near over. she blames that on hours spent doing is exhausting. it's overwhelming. >> and it's depressing that my whole day from when i wake up until when i go to bed is nearly all taken up with schoolwork. and that's why sophia's mother, assembly member peeler. she says she authored ab 2, 9, 9, 9, also known as the healthy homework act.

>> while a would not ban homework, the proposal would mandate local school boards and educational agencies to establish homer policies that consider impacts to students, physical and mental health all while including input from parents, teachers and students themselves. i think that this is going to make a huge impact for students that times have changed and our homework policies don't always change with times. and so we need to make sure that we're >> addressing issues with the whole child and making sure that we're doing things that are effective and also the don't harm it comes as a survey of more than 300,000 american students conducted by stanford university and the nonprofit organization challenge success. >> found 45% of workload and homework is their number one source of stress. 13,000, california high school students who took the survey report an average of 2 and a half hours of homework. >> every night we have student mental health crisis right now. and so if it's such a source of stress for kids and we know that taking stress off, kids plates will make a

difference in their mental health. this is something that we could really impact kids mental health practically overnight and she notes the bill is also tailored around equity. something california teacher of the year. kc cuny believes it's crucial, noting students from lower socioeconomic backgrounds may not have access to resources of the home like high-speed internet at the child's grade should not be dependent on the resources they have at home to do the homework. >> i passionately believe that the grange to really and that should be depended on the learning that takes place in the classroom with the professional. so that's why support this bill is i think in the end it will be what's best for kids and the bill unanimously passed the assembly education committee with bipartisan support. it has no formal opposition reporting at the state capitol. wallace. >> kron 4 news. >> now to bay area baseball. the giants taking on the pittsburgh pirates at oracle park. the game was scoreless going into the bottom of the 9th. then patrick bailey comes to play for the giants. he sends everybody home. happy with a three-run walk-off home

run. the giants win by a final of 3 to nothing. the 2 teams play again this evening. first pitch is set for 605, at oracle park going on, which now to the a's who are in baltimore taking on the orioles to this game with ot the 9th with the game tied at 2. >> brent rooker with a double to left. gives the a's the lead as they go on to by a final of 3 to the 2 teams play again this afternoon. first pitch is set for 1 o'clock. pitch is set for 1 o'clock. we'll be right back.

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thee stallion's hot girl summer tour is coming to. >> jace enter the 3 time grammy award-winning artist performs on june. 23rd tickets were released today. the lowest price. that fees is about 70 bucks. the san francisco are fares this weekend featuring artists from all over the world. the fair is located at fort mason center doors open at 11:00am a single-day ticket is available online, starting at 35 bucks. if you want to go both days, a ticket cost $65. all right. still ahead in the next hour, the kron 4 morning news. multiple freeways shut down for repairs around the bay area this weekend. >> we'll tell you where the coaches are happening and how you can get around that. plus, san francisco police say car threat numbers. i've been down in recent months but a visiting political candidate might think otherwise. and stay with us. the kron 4 morning news continues with this story. another bay area university joins the protest

against a car and they're calling for a cease-fire in the conflict overseas. find up the steps they're taking to bring about change.

>> the man accused of assaulting the san jose mayor security detail makes his first court appearance. and getting on the bay area might be a bit difficult this weekend with closures impacting major freeways.

>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it's saturday. april, the 27th. let's get your day started with a look. >> at the weather with dave sphar. good morning, dave. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and pretty much sunny to beginning not much of marine layer in which to deal with fairly dry as you go upstairs. and that includes the coastal areas. but because being so clear like that, we're able to cool off a little bit. >> from last night's we're off to a bit a chilly start in some spots. we saw a lot of 40's on the board. we first joined. here's a live shot coming san jose state. clear isabella, you'll notice here and that will be the case for much of the weekend. now, system up a spurious with some potential clouds over the next 48 hours. that's the only little wrinkle in this forecast outside of calling it just wall-to-wall, sunshine winds of not very active right now, but they will be trending

on shore later today. and that will with that mixing process will provide some cooling effect even for the inland spots there. it's less pronounced, obviously inland. 48 going on for santa rosa at this hour. but everybody else start to get into the 50's. you'll notice even inland. now. 46 filet o the other spot. 54 for oakland and 54 also for san jose. but we're still trailing even at this hour by a few degrees. little bit more pronounced up north for today. keep it mostly sunny. we have to about 68 or so by 3 o'clock. some spots popping into the lower 70's and we're looking at middle 70's by tomorrow. now we do have a little bit of a warm-up to take it to the middle of the week. we'll have more on that coming up in a bit. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank plan on heading out the door this weekend. there are several closures affecting freeways and public transportation. that includes southbound 6.80, in the pleasanton area. kron four's dan thorn has more on what you need to know. >> a lot of work happening this weekend along 6.80, southbound about a nine-mile stretch between pleasanton and

seminole is going to be seeing some road repairs. and caltrans says if you're going to be traveling through the area this weekend, be prepared for traffic and detours. >> 6.80, southbound from the 5.80, connector down to coop in road is now closed through early monday morning. caltrans says crews will be replacing deteriorating roadway with new pavement and they're hoping to get a lot done and just a short amount of time over the weekend. >> we're going to do all this work and what this is the benefit of this weekend work is that we're reducing about 40 nights of work into just 3 days. but the work also means slow driving and detours signs will be posted along the freeway. >> and the highway patrol will be helping to keep traffic moving along. the detour is listed by caltrans pushes most affected drivers heading south to 8.80. you can take 24 or 5.80 and continue along. but if you're coming from farther east past livermore, you can

take 84 and reconnect on to 6 ad. caltrans says travelers through this area should give themselves extra time as everyone tries to get around. was asking folks to get into please add their we understand that obviously this is >> never a good time to close. a major highway for the work is definitely needed. >> the goal is to have all this work wrapped up by 04:00am on monday. again, this is only affecting the southbound lanes of 6 ad, but caltrans says the work begins next month on the northbound lanes along 6.80, southbound. dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> the westbound lanes of highway 37 in vallejo also closed for repairs this weekend. drivers are asked use highway 29 in highway 12 as a detour. this is the second weekend in a row part of highway 37 is shut down. the road is expected to reopen for the morning commute on monday. bart service is suspended this weekend between rockridge station in oakland and the

lafayette station. the transit agency is upgrading one of its tracks for buses are available at impacted stations. barf says to expect about a 20 minute delay. and the sausalito ferry remains closed this weekend. more than a week ago, inspection revealed damages on part of the pier affairs spokesperson said repairs may take some time since they can only happen during low tide golden gate ferry hopes to have sausalito service back up and running sometime next week in the meantime, a transit bus will take passengers across across the golden gate bridge. and 2 of 4 victims killed in that deadly crash in pleasanton were under the age of 15. it happened wednesday night. this is video of the aftermath in the area of foothill road just south of stoneridge drive the crash happening, right where the roads, which is from 2 lanes to one. investigators say it appears the car swervedh off the road crashed into a light pole and then hit a tree. authorities say speed may have been a factor in this crash. a family is remembering the life of a 6 year-old boy who died in a dui crash

enrichment on the day. alvarez junior was traveling with 4 other people last wednesday when a drunk driver crashed into their car. police say they have arrested the driver responsible. the man who got into a fight with the police officer protecting the san jose mayor can stay out of jail until his next court appearance. kron four's jack moment was the reporter who caught that fight on camera. >> wesley pollard is the name of the man at the center of that video from downtown san jose. that seemingly spread across the nation like wildfire and the judge today here in downtown san jose ordered him to be released until his next court date. but that wasn't the case throughout the day. judge actually originally wanted to keep in the video that started it all. >> have several minutes of a man fighting a plainclothes san jose police officer who was serving as the mayor's security detail. wesley pollard was arrested and charged with battery. disturbing the peace and threatening an officer. at first the judge seemingly

wanted to keep pollard in jail based on his reading of the police report. but after viewing kron four's video, he appeared change his stance. granted pollard conditional release paul argued potter does not have a violent past and was trying to actually get away from the undercover officer. i was shaking my head a lot and there's a lot of mistakes made. john allen, the vice president with the san jose naacp says the officer's conduct surrounding the arrest should be investigated and that pollard was profiled against, you know, to arrest prosecute him for exercising right? the naacp sent a letter to san jose police department requesting an investigation. san jose pd sent us a statement in response saying the officer repeatedly stated he was an officer. the naacp says they never heard that in the video which recorded the entire fight. it would have been de-escalated by the officer identified himself early on and the interaction. >> at least what i saw all that didn't have. the mayor's office tells us they stand by the officers decisions and

they are certain more details will come from the san jose police department. >> and some of those conditions of release include staying 300 yards away from city hall mayor matt mahan and that san jose police officer that was acting as mayhem security detail at the time. now, speaking of city hall, i did talk to a few people on the inside who say that they do recognize pollard. they actually tell me that he has threatened them before. >> for now, we're in downtown san jose. jack moment. kron 4 news. >> senate candidate schiff had his car broken into while visiting san francisco. well, less, the good and reports. adam ship is currently running to fill the late senator dianne feinstein, senate seat. >> and was in san francisco making several appearances. he was dining at the thing restaurant when his luggage was stolen while his car was parked and a downtown parking garage, his luggage allegedly in view on facebook. the democratic congressman posted this picture at the restaurant and a hiking best, which is a more casual look than what he's typically seen. it. we

reached out to the san francisco police department about the theft and they tell us there's no report related to this incident, according to sfpd crime data vehicle, property theft is down by 58% from this time last year and a good thing. kuz kuz felon stopping them from from from. >> continue to do it. >> a trend that jay tease auto repair says they have noticed define last had and cars come in for for when the repairs? well, we've got a lot a lot of cars coming in for the best of before. but now we don't see any haven't seen any for since the beginning of the year. >> plus, getting kron 4 news. a celebration of life is being planned for glide co-founder reverend cecil williams. williams died monday at the age of 94. he was also civil rights and lgbtq activist announcing on social media that a celebration of life will be held on sunday. may 12

at 01:00pm at the glide church on ellis street. today's national prescription drug take back day, an annual pushed by federal and local authorities to save lives and prevent drug abuse offers. tiffany justice is live for us now in lafayette this morning with the latest details on this. good morning, tiffany. >> hi, good morning, stephanie. s today is the day to get rid of all of your unused and unneeded prescription drugs. we are at the lafayette police, a part of the one of many locations where you can use and come and drop off those unneeded and unused prescription drugs anonymously. we do want to talk more about this law enforcement teaming up. >> with the dea encouraging people to take advantage of this those unneeded prescription drugs from your homes. they say removing these prescription drugs to help prevent medication misuse. they also go on to say that this is completely anonymous anonymous disposal of your medication to show up and drop it off. there are about 99

collection sites in northern california and the central valley. >> california attorney general rob bonta urging californians as well to participate according to the california overdose surveillance dashboard. there are over 7,300 opioid overdose related deaths in the state in 2022. again, this is completely anonymous and free. they're collecting tablets, capsules, patches and other prescription drugs are also accepting vape pens. if you take out those lithium batteries, if you want more locations to go to kron 4, has you covered? we have an article online that lists all of the bay area locations out for your reporting live, tiffany justice, back to you. all right, tiffany, thank you so much. >> coming up on the kron, 4 morning news rising from the ashes, a beloved barbecue joint reopens at a new location in oakland. plus, inflation remains a problem as consumers. look for a break. and students in stanford join protesters across the country calling for a cease-fire in

the israel-hamas conflict. >> we don't have much intrusion for morning cloud cover. so let's keep this gravy train going for the day se temperatures in the 60's for the base, some lower 70's inland. and a check of your weekend forecast with kron. 4 weekend forecast with kron. 4 morning news continues. ♪you're the one that i want!♪ nexgard® plus helps you protect your dog from fleas, ticks, heartworm disease and more... all in one delicious, monthly soft chew. use with caution in dogs with a history of seizures or neurologic disorders. nexgard® plus. the one you want for one-and-done protection.

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east. the sacramento valley and same thing about this very typical as we will see from this system as well when they go over the rockies into the plains states, they get a bunch of moisture from the gulf of mexico in that show times you'll hear about more of that in the plains states. but for us, yes, we may get sprayed this weekend by some clouds by the success of system here. here's a quick shot of what's going on at the coast. half moon bay, some scattered clouds working here. but hey, so far worse, getting amount of sunshine. just remember the coast. it's going to be chilly with that onshore wind toray up north of 50's and 40's mixture. we're warming up pretty quickly here. 52 for livermore mid 50's along the east bay shoreline. don't have that the couple just yet. we'll see it this afternoon. futurecast for we stay pretty clear and actually very little activity going on in the mountains for today. tomorrow. as i mentioned earlier, we can get sprayed by some cumulus from that low up towards northwest. but other than that, pretty good, smooth sailing for us this weekend. at least next week is going to be a little trickier. if the model stay dry, that will be the plus

side. okay. there's our onshore winds that pop this afternoon right through the golden gate park in a straight that's going to be most apparent and also along the coast. so that's going to be chilly coming from the coast like that. so just remember, even though it looks like it's warming, it will feel a bit cooler. that's on what's going on sunday to all right. we got a few scattered clouds in i-70, ish inland. that means some lower 70's. but that's really more upper 60's for the bay to near 70 early in the week. we've got sunny and warming that's going to pop about 80 or so by wednesday. again, a slight reduction in temperatures this next weekend here. but it looks like it's dry. the models are kind of seesawing back and forth on that a little bit. 62 san francisco, 66 oakland, 69 for san jose were basically mostly sunny for today. temperature map, the greens are retreating back towards the coast. we get some yellows and here in maybe even scratching some oranges here by tuesday into wednesday. i think you work wednesday. so we get out of some oranges just for what we've got going on. and then. >> backing off next weekend a street. cool. but just watching out of that rain is

are going to tear allies, ok? all right. so we'll see what happens all right. thanks so much, dave. now to a developing story. stamper cents a student at stanford university joining a nationwide protest for a cease-fire in gaza. >> the group is calling for the university to stop financial aid to israel. kron four's rob nesbitt reports. >> this is white memorial plaza at stanford university where they have a camp site set up here. you can see about 25 to 30 tents behind me. they have signs, food and music. it looks like they're here for the long haul calling for a cease-fire in gaza. >> the mood was relaxed with music friday afternoon inside what's being called the people's university for gaza around. 25 tents set up by students at stanford university to protest the war in gaza. they don't have working university. >> you could make that happen. they have left. >> the tense formed after hundreds gathered for a rally at the university thursday

afternoon. one of the organizers, young soo kim says demonstrators are asking the university to disclose any investments that 8 israel in the war. basically asking us make specific targeted oscar night that without. >> revealing and you the make it even according to the university around 60 students camping out at white memorial plaza were handed side letters thursday night. >> notifying them that tense and overnight camping violate university policy. a statement from stanford university president richard saller saying in part, quote, these letters informed students that failure to seize conduct in violation of university policy. >> would result in a referral to the office of community standards, student conduct process and also can result in arrest if laws are violated. the students were also warned that their participation could result in suspension. arrests have been made at other university protests. what students at stanford say they plan to stay at the newly formed camping site until the

right now we're exercising our free speech to condemn genocide. >> the university wants a final knock around. that's a losing battle for i've noticed several sheriff's vehicles parked in the area driving around stanford university. >> as well as security guards, campus security guards around the 10 site here at white memorial plaza. they are not interacting with demonstrators. only monitoring the situation reporting at stanford university have bob and has been kron. 4 news. >> a ceasefire demonstrations continue around the world. this video is from the university of oxford where nancy pelosi spoke yesterday. a university student got up in front of her and held up a palestinian flag interrupting her speech. and police have arrested 3 women in connection to an armed robbery spree that spanned over 7 months. investigators believe the

suspects are connected to 11 east bay robberies spanning from august last year to february this year the women were arrested on suspicion of robbery, assault with a deadly weapon and kidnapping the fbi. and u.s. marshals join with local police in the arrest effort. not a u.s. citizen students could soon be allowed to vote in school elections at san francisco city college supporters say this gives morse students a voice in how their school is managed. qualifying students would need to be at least 18 and a city resident to cast their vote. school leaders passed the measure now heads to the citywide ballot through the san francisco board of supervisors. in concord, hundreds of costco customers were told to evacuate friday after a chemical leak. this was the scene around 05:00pm. let's take a look at this here. all entrances to the store were blocked off after what officials say was a refrigerant leak. the chemical fluid is used in air conditioning systems and heat pumps. fire officials say a store workers noticed the leak

when someone spotted a white cloud drifting through the store. the business reopen later that night. no one was hurt. for your money. this morning. new inflation numbers show the cost of many essentials remain high for consumers. washington kunst correspondent jessi turnure takes a look at what's driving inflation. >> inflation is stubborn. the government says prices rose at an annual rate of 2.7% last month. just a bit higher than the month before inflation remains persistent and unacceptably high mark hamrick with bankrate says one of the sticking points is health care costs which make up about a 5th of the economy. hamrick says unexpected trips to the doctor often hurt consumers the most that can really be damaging to their personal finances. vincent climo with the colorado division of insurance says the cost of owning a car from insurance to repairs is also driving inflation to do anything. >> you need a car. and so that's going to impact people.

inflation has been a constant headache for the federal reserve. it's tried to slow price increases with higher interest rates. the fed would like to begin reducing interest rates if they thought they had essentially permission from inflation to do so. but they do not. hamrick says the new report means the fed will likely not cut interest rates until september at the earliest betting on that at this point is probably something that would require long odds. but the numbers weren't all bad for consumers while the price of restaurant meals continues to rise, grocery prices are staying steady. >> in washington, i'm jessi tenure. >> the annual library is set to close this tuesday to have its roof repaired. the work is scheduled to take 6 weeks with the library reopening on june 6. 11th the book drop will be locked in items placed on hold not be available for pickup during this closure. still ahead on the problem morning news. thousands of dollars of stolen merchandise recovered in the east bay.

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neighbors in san francisco's presidio heights neighborhood woke up friday to sirens after a 4 story building went up in flames. >> this was near the intersection of lying and clay streets. crews say nobody was inside this building that was being renovated. the cause of the fire is under investigation. in oakland, the

restaurant for barbecue is officially back open after a devastating fire fans across the bay area came out to support the new downtown location. >> the fire took a lot out of us. you know, i mean, those are flash and location actually celebrate. not 3 years there and then be able to open back up the bill to serve barbecue. it's bringing about family and li feel. from the old play couple. share it here to the new just be a great heart. you know, the community makes me emotional, man. i'm just grateful people showing up supporting us. >> it's great to see all that support. now a few things to survive. the fire, including the restaurant's michelin bib gourmand award and the american flag gifted to by a texas pitmaster. both now on display at the new location on 8th and broadway again and help with. well, still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news and east bay family demanding answers after a man is left in a coma.

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forecast with dave sphar in the weather center tracking it all for us a a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody sweet coming in for your weekend about this. we're starting things off already basically under mostly sunny skies. that marine layer really didn't check in today. >> and as a result that cooler today than we saw from yesterday with that drier air working its magic, although we'll have those onshore winds for you this afternoon. that will help keep temperatures down a bit and will feel a little cooler than it really is. there's a look at our low up towards the north that may potentially spurious with a few scattered clouds, but actually for us, it's a non-issue. for the most part, it's actually could be an issue. the middle of the country later this week. here's sfo for you. no delays cook. and yet we have some construction stuff that we have deal with that recent weeks onshore winds again is what the game plan will be. nothing that's going to be wind advisory strength for us, at least. but as you can see, they're pretty calm to single digits, which is another reason why we've been able to cool down again. you've got your dryer clear skies and not much for winds. newsy allows

temperatures to fall. 48 at this hour now for vallejo about 60 already. antioch, a little take all day. guys know race 50's for the east bay and a 52 coming in for a redwoodo city. we are a few degrees trailing even at this hour from yesterday, but were quickly catching up. thanks to the sun. joining us and sunny skies. 64 and high noon about 68 by 3 in some folks reaching lower 70's. so again, we're going to be building on this the next couple of days. we'll check out your 4 zone forecast coming up a little bit later on. stephanie, thank you. >> in the east bay and oakland donut shop is robbed in broad daylight. four's terisa stasio reports on what happened. >> hello, everyone. >> today i am say ken. angry man. >> that is so of anna chan. she and her husband own decks donuts on high street in oakland. and this is what happened thursday. she says one of their regular customers waited for a pause in the normal hectic rush and came back into the store, crushed

the front case and ran off with the cash register. >> they never thought they would do that to us. >> how much do you think that was stolen? >> all of the 100 it. >> i spoke with chan on friday following up on her social media post about the crime. she says that she typically empties the register, but it was a busy morning. she says that they open the donut shop 20 years ago and love being a part of the community. my husband and i view >> in business they've 7 minutes away. you know. i tried to take family and it's been a shooting the supply. the cost of the supply is going high. my husband and i think site was an inmate in to pay the price today made the same because they the commode that he is going through she says one of the worst part is

dealing with the aftermath. >> i feel helpless doubt because i have happen. i call my mum on i explained to them just happened. they said going to the officer, but they never we reached out to opd but did not get a response. >> she says that she wants oakland to be >> land to mo and me. but i love all and i feel a kimono need to get together. and change thing that i owned. >> theresa kron, 4 news. area. law enforcement recovered more than $300,000 worth of stolen goods in oakland. kron four's philippe djegal met with investigators who helped make the bust. >> a message to thieves continuing to raid retail stores and steal without fear of accountability are taking crime epidemic. seriously. well-marked, tj maxx and

sunglass hut are among the retailers victimized by a fencing operation that was running out of oakland. the san ramon police department was one of several law enforcement agencies assisting the california highway patrol's organized retail theft task force to break it up. we definitely want to help alleviate some of the criminal element within our communities. fencing means the illegal resale of stolen goods. and in this case, investigators recovered $326,000 worth of stuff. the investigation began last september in san mateo county. >> when sheriff's deputies arrested several people linked to retail theft in the area. >> just 2 months later, san ramon, police sergeant deserve all the says his department linked to women to that retail theft ring after they were arrested again for stealing from a local. so for taking off the fence and operations and discovering them >> it also the trickle down effect would also hopefully deter some of the criminal element from hitting a retail

establishments that 3 agencies obtain search warrants for 2 oakland homes in a storage container where they found the items and made one arrest last week. the has been returned back to the retailers from the ones we were able identify. >> the task force help them. actually spearheaded that operation in san ramon, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news. >> on friday, law enforcement across the state honored one of their own oakland police officer jordan wingate passed away last saturday. a public memorial service happened friday morning at 3 crosses church in castro valley in 2018 wingate was named rookie of the year by the oakland police officers association while on duty he was seriously injured in a car crash. he spent the last 6 years of his life on life support in hospital until he died last saturday. wingate was just and other. >> a family member, a friend, a talented police officer with a bright future with so much more to accomplish and so much

more to give humanity. new george described as dedicated, hard-working, respectful and fighting practical joker. just like that. yeah. huge part in a way you feel like you're is best friend. >> wingate began his career as an oakland police cadet in 2013 when he was just 18 years old. his father is a retired oakland police captain wingate is the 55th oakland police officer killed in the line of c% duty. these oakland residents say they want to keep pamela price as the alameda county district attorney. they gathered friday morning to oppose a recall election which they say is a waste of tax money. according to the alameda county registrar of voters, a recall election could cost the county around% 20 million dollars. meantime, the group asking for a recall

is hoping county supervisor set an election date during next tuesday's meeting. now that enough signatures have been verified. another bird in the bay area tested positive for west nile contra. costa county officials say the virus was found in a dead crow in concord earlier this month. it's the county's first case of the year. officials in alameda, san mateo and santa clara counties also reported positive cases to reduce the risk of spread. officials say residents should dump standing water. mccain collected toys, tools and pit bulls left outdoors. the family of a man left in a coma for the last 20 days is suing east bay regional park. police and attorney for the family says officers approached deontay 5 son at martin luther king junior regional shoreline park because his car had expired tags. police say pfizer tried to run off and ended up in the water. that's when the family's attorney says officers tased zahn and he went unconscious. and advisory council has been visiting oakland high schools this week as kron four's dan kerman

reports students are getting the tools needed to avoid being caught up in trafficking. >> friday, students taking part in a resource fair. oakland's reds stale high school were not only getting college and career advice but learning how to avoid being caught up in teen trafficking. >> we are seeing lots and lots of cases of child trafficking and even more so as children are on the internet and social media now more than ever post pandemic. >> nola brantley is a survivor and a member of the mayor's advisory council on human trafficking. she says kids as young as 12 are being manipulated or forced into having in return for money or gifts. >> are you 2 are part of the foster care and you adjust. the systems are more impacted by by other the other youth because the lack of supervision and care they receive. brantly says members of mayor tells advisory council. >> we're not only talking to teens about resources available to those who are

being victimized, but also giving them insight and potential predators looking out for those offers of gifts that money in a better life. those things that sound. >> too good to be true. adults that are showing a lot of interest in bed and that really are aiming to get close to that. and they don't really understand brantley hopes these face-to-face interactions we'll get victims, the help they need. you deserve love and protection. help is available. please reach out. dan kermen kron. 4 news. >> in san francisco, a man is sentenced to 10 years in prison for promising to pay an fbi agent's $50,000 to murder his ex allen guests and was in a years long legal battle over custody of his 2 kids with his ex-wife. officials say his original plan was to brive immigration agents to deport the extra her home country. they say he then flooded to kill her. this happened back in 2022. in guests and met with an undercover fbi agent on 2 occasions, guests and wired a total of $23,000 to an fbi undercover bank account in

san francisco. and it appears the supreme court may rule in favor of cities in a case on whether to allow punishments for unhoused people sleeping outside when shelters are at full capacity here in the bay area. san francisco officials say they've blocked from enforcing camping regulations because the city does not have enough shelter space for its homeless population. california's lieutenant governor has been paying close attention to the hearings in this case. >> it does appear as though the court is going to side with the cities and when they make this decision, if it goes that way, that ability to clear encampments when necessary by the city's he's probably going to be restored. >> a decision on this case is expected later this year. francisco mayor london breed wants to make it easier for food vendors to participate in street markets and block parties. right now, vendors must buy a temporary permit for each event which can cost

up to nearly $300. mayor breed is proposing to waive those fees with a special permit vendors only have to my once. brady is running for reelection in november. dave. >> all right. looks like the next couple of days. we'll keep the sunshine training flow and get into the middle 70's by monday and even building on that beyond their building on that beyond their check out your 4 zone foreca

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>> welcome back. taking a live look now at the francisco skyline from our mount tam camera looking just pray out there at 8.42, this morning.

dave, what should we know? all right. looks like a nice warming face coming our way with plenty of sunshine. a little bit of moisture trapped there. as you can see around the bay. just a touch we're sending. it is 70 with some of the snow still left over. good news there. that keeps the bank account. my son. >> fortified as you will, if you will. we'll see that melt throughout the season, filling up the rivers. but we do see a mild warming trend that's we want. we don't want these big heat spikes. get too much melting too quickly here we're approaching about 60. so we're kind of in rauh spring still up there, not quite done with the transition. we're in transition getting into the spring and summer months. futurecast for uneventful in the home front. looks like that. we do get sprayed by some clouds. it looks like as we head into tonight, the biggest impact the sides up securing your stargazing might be might help. temperatures be supported a little bit overnight. may not be as cold tomorrow morning, potentially, but your sunday looks pretty good at basically sunny to mostly sunny. but here's the pop and winds in the afternoon on shore. going to be a bit on the chilly side with that constant onshore wind today.

tomorrow. then once we get the placement of a high, we won't see the winds pop as much as we get to the middle of the week. here's a longer range forecast for you. high pressure kicks in. you can see it's in place here. it breaks down as we approach the end of the week. we know we're getting cloud cover. we know there's a drop in temperatures. how wet will be? not sure yet we'll get which we get a little closer. it looks pretty wet, actually last weekend going into this weekend. as you can see, it got very dry so models can jump around like that. 62 san francisco, let's keep it in the 50's of the coast. and plus, those winds will be chilly. 63 burlingame, to 65 foster city. pair of sixes for redwood city, palo alto. meanwhile, the south bay approaching 70 morgan hill get there. looks like 69 san jose and milpitas at 68 mid 60's to upper 60's on the east bay shoreline, tri valley. also that but 71 around walnut creek, 72 concord, a chilly 64 for berkeley. this onshore wind. don't forget going right through the carquinez strait. still managing some lower 70's there. 73 for a fairfield 70

for now up and we'll do a 73 for santa rosa. remember the inconsistency of spring up? we go to around 80 or so by wednesday, end of the week. we know we're getting more cloud cover to drop in temperatures. there is the risk of seeing some showers. what's cooking, stephanie? thanks so much, dave. >> well, spring is in full swing and picnics may be on your mind as temperatures start to warm up as dave was just describing there. and joining us live now with some delicious picnic recipes is our favorite livermore chef leslie dabney also known as the vineyard. good morning to you, leslie morning. thank you for having me to that. course, we love having you on the program, but tell us a little bit about what you brought. well, you're right. the weather is fantastic. so let's get outside. let's pick maggot, scrap friends and family. but you know something. let's leave that big cooler that's filled with the ice. then super happy. so i have some great recipes where you don't have to worry about that. so much and test. i love this. and so we're going to start first with, of

course, a lot of fresh right now. this time of year, we have so many fresh ingredients. i love to cook seasonally and a fun one for everybody, adults and kids. our mike caprese salad cucumbers and they're fun especially for doing a picnic, their finger food that they're worried about the potential exists. like an easy cleanup, right? exactly. so i'm going to show you how i make in this poll. i already have the cup elements. we've got our mozzarella tomatoes and some fresh basil. and to this, i'm just going to add a little bit of a bus, a mic and a little bit of extra virgin olive oil just for some flavor. and what you do is i'd like to use for this recipe. i really like to use an english cucumber and this is an english cucumber. and the reason i like to use this one is because you can leave the skin on it. it's it's edible. it's not as so i like to use that. and then they just took my spoon and i hollowed it out. so i have a nice little area that i can

put. it shows yes. and so i can stuff it with this caprese and you've got all these great flavors in here. yeah. and you know something like i said, the best part is you don't even need utensils. and while you may be setting up the picnic, people can go ahead and help themselves to one. like i said, you can sit there into that. that's great. and then, of course, always a little parmesan cheese out she's extra cheese. say why so little extra parmesan here with that delicious, fresh and look at how easy that is to make. is a wet. so yeah, that's great. but now we have also a salad and i was always good for picnics and i have mediterranean salad. its chick pea based richards protein. so it's kind of that i'm a start with a base spinach. you to like a rookie i do. i do. and spinach is well, ok, so you can use either one, actually, if you want to do romain

whatever you like, the best part of this salad is there's a lot of ingredients, but you can pick and choose what you want to put in. because guess what? there's no recipe. police. there's no recipe jail you can make this your own. so i have the spinach in there and my chickpeas, if you want to help me, yeah, we're going to put our red onion for some crunch and of great color. and then i'm also going to add some cherry tomatoes. and if you could ask you cumber because these are all wearing mediterranean based type of ingredients and would you like to source your ingredients for your? i love to go to the farmers market. i love to go to my farmers market that perfect and right now i go on thursdays sundays and they really have everything you need fresh and ready to go. i love to support our farmers california. and of course, our farmers markets are just so much fun to go. hang around with you. so i have my column on all of to and simple. you

can put everything together. and then, of course, you know, i like to make my own dressings. we talked about. yeah, i'm your honor. i i love that. you do that because you know exactly what goes into them. no preservatives, you know, and that's really important. yeah, right. we don't want to do that. and because this is a vinocur. if i have white wine vinegar and i also have extra virgin olive oil and to make it kind of that mediterranean flair had reagan now and a little bit of parsley. great. and i'm in a little bit of lemon juice. keep it nice and bright and fresh and i put it in, you know, a container like this where you can just shake it. and again, this doesn't need to be refrigerated. once you take it out to pack it. yeah. you really don't need to like win. it's more of a, you milk-based or cream based or something like paste you want to keep that refrigerate. so this is great for picnics. so then i'm just going to put that on it. and i like to

address address my solace right at the last minute. we now, but because there's so you know, really hearty ingredients and beer, they'll just really hold up nicely to that. all the look at how pretty that is and remember and we say you eat with your eyes first and we do. we have that and some and we think, wow, doesn't that look good? i definitely want to try that. yes, so we have some really good fresh ingredients here. lots of fun, but i think we need a little something sweet. let's do it. i said, wheat is always fun. and these are my easy. and i mean, easy up. lemon and blueberry and it's easy rule say any time you don't need your mic circus or ruling you're it's easy love the sound of i crest ahead of time. and this is just 4 ingredients. it's flour powdered sugar, some better and a sprinkling of salt.

that's it. and i just put it in there into my hand. and i think for about 18 minutes because we want to have a little crest on it for so it doesn't get soggy. yeah, long at all. that was super easy. and it can just really in a mic and you're just a bowl. you mix and the mix. and yeah, and then we have the filling and this is just it's a little bit of flour. a lot of juice in here from my fresh lemons. now i have a lemon tree at i can pick my lemons whenever i but of course, you know, you can get them at the farmers market and then there's sugar in here because we want to make the sweet. yeah. and right. and then we just port right over this beautiful and the x will help make this, you know, really light and it will pass out beautifully. and because we're going to add some we just sprinkle it in the top like and guess what? this only cooks for about 20 minutes. and again, once you make it, you just let it cut

them into bars and you have a great dessert to bring to pick the pick. is great idea. and it's fun and it's delicious and look at how seasonal that absolutely ends are all fresh and this is the end product right here and right. we have that right there. how to listen to other. and if you want to nothing wrong with little extra right? a little bit of powdered sugar makes everything sweeter everything better. yeah, so much better. and so i love this all combination. but, you know, you might be a little thirsty. >> yeah, the day in the yeah. nice weather. i have to have some wine to pair with this delicious picnic. that sounds great. and for me, i can't really think of doing like a summer picnic without a rose. ah, ok, i love or rose with all of this. it really is. chris fruit forward goes really well with but a second one, i want to add with this is chardonnay now a little caveat to the chardonnay. i'm

not going to use one that's in the french oak one. that's in a neutral oak. interesting. that's a new wave right now of started nays. and there are a little bit lighter and that's kind of fun getting away from the keir, this one happens to be a really like but you can find anyone that's just has you know, that neutral flavor and this crispin ready for summer. so i think we're ready for a summer picnic. absolutely. and thank you so much for getting us ready for that horse. always so much fun. i love to do this right. will fantastic. a pleasure to have you back. a leslie dabney, the mama, thank you so much for joining us. thank you so much. and cheers to a great

>> megan thee stallion's hot girl summer tour is coming to chase center. >> but 3 time grammy award-winning artist performs on june 23rd tickets were released today. the lowest price without fees is about $70. the san francisco are fair is this weekend. they're features artists from all over the world. it's going to be located at fort mason center stores open at 11:00am a single-day ticket is available online, starting at $35. if you want to go to both days, a ticket cost $65. still ahead on the next hour of the call for morning news, multiple freeways are shut down for repairs around the bay area this weekend. >> with the closures are and how you can get around them. plus, senate candidate adam schiff makes a campaign stop in san francisco only to have his luggage stolen. and another bay area university joins the protest calling for

a cease-fire in the israel-hamas conflict. stick with for news continues.

coming up on the kron 4 morning news. the man accused of assaulting the san jose mayor security detail makes his first court appearance. and getting around the bay

area may be a bit difficult this weekend with closures impacting major freeways. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> hey, good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it's saturday. april, the 27th. let's get your day started with a look at the weather with dave sphar. good morning day. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. we're off to a pretty nice start there. although with the coast a little bit, looks like the clouds are that's still kind of hang around a little bit. but on balance, most of the bay area was pretty clear overnight that allow temperatures to drop a little bit better, coupled with the fact and how much the way of wind so this morning we were a little cooler, but we are starting to catch up. there are some of those lingering clouds at the coast and you couple this with an onshore wind there. it could be a bit chilly at the coastal locations which may not even get above 60 in some some spots. there you have that little last-minute loathe. it wants to play out. it's going to spray us with some potential clouds over the next 48 hours. not really much of a

player. fact, this low is going to be more of a player nationally when it gets over the rockies. little bit later on this week there the winds kind of single digits, not much of an issue yet except along the coast. expect a little pop happening this afternoon. now we're really warming up here now, 60 antioch 50's up north, 50, even for delay. whoa with 56 for hayward and 58 san jose still trailing from yesterday's numbers were a little bit more mild due to the fact of all that marine layer that was hanging around. it was little damp with some drizzle all. but that kept temperatures supported a bit. we'll do about 66 at 1 o'clock out for 68. there are some of those scattered clouds making an appearance at all. and we might see some spots for highs get into the lower 70's. but this is a warming trend for the next few days. more on that in a bit. 70. thank you. >> if you plan on heading out the door this weekend, there are several closures affecting bay area freeways and public transportation. that includes southbound 6.80, in the pleasanton area. kron four's dan thorn has more on what you need to know.

>> a lot of work happening this weekend along 6.80, southbound about a nine-mile stretch between pleasanton and seminole is going to be seeing some road repairs. and caltrans says if you're going to be traveling through the area this weekend, be prepared for traffic and detours. >> 6.80, southbound from the 5.80, connector down to coop in road is now closed through early monday morning. caltrans says crews will be replacing deteriorating roadway with new pavement and they're hoping to get a lot done. and just a short amount of time over the weekend. >> we're going to do all this work and what this is the benefit of this weekend work is that we're reducing about 40 nights of work into just 3 days. but the work also means slow driving and detours signs will be posted along the freeway. >> and the highway patrol will be helping to keep traffic moving along. the detour is listed by caltrans pushes most affected drivers heading south to 8.80. you can take 24 or

5.80 and continue along. but if you're coming from farther east past livermore, you can take 84 and reconnect on to 6 ad. caltrans says travelers through this area should give themselves extra time as everyone tries to get around. was asking folks to get into please pack their we understand that. obviously this is >> never a good time to close. a major highway for the work is definitely needed. >> goal is to have all this work wrapped up by 04:00am on monday. again, this is only affecting the southbound lanes of 6 ad, but caltrans says the work begins next month on the northbound lanes along 6.80, southbound. dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> the westbound lanes of highway 37 in vallejo also closed for repairs this weekend. drivers are asked to use highway 29 in highway 12 is a detour. this is the second weekend in a row part of highway 37 is shut down. the vote is expected to reopen for the morning commute on monday. bart service is

suspended this weekend between rockridge station in oakland and the lafayette station. the transit agency is upgrading one of its tracks. free buses are available at impacted stations. bart says to expect about a 20 minute delay. and the sausalito ferry remains closed this weekend. more than a week ago. expections reveal damage is a part of the pier. there is spokesperson said repairs may take some time since they can only happen during low tide golden gate ferry hopes to have sausalito service back up and running sometime next week. in the meantime, a transit bus will take passengers across the golden gate bridge. 2 of the 4 victims killed in that deadly crash in pleasanton were under the age of 15 and happened wednesday night. this is video of the aftermath in the area of foothill road just south of stoneridge drive. the crash happened right where the roads, which is from 2 lanes to one. investigators say it appears the car swerved off the road crashed into a light pole and then hit a tree. authorities say speed may have

been a factor in the crash. a family is remembering the life of a 6 year-old boy who died in a dui crash enrichment on the alvarez junior was traveling with 4 other people last wednesday when a drunk driver crashed into their car. police say they have arrested the driver responsible. the man who got into a fight with a police officer protecting the san jose mayor can stay out of jail until his next court appearance. kron four's jack moment was the reporter who caught the fight on camera. >> wesley pollard is the name of the man at the center of that video from downtown san jose. that seemingly spread across the nation like wildfire and the judge today here in downtown san jose ordered him to be released until his next court date. but that wasn't the case throughout the day. judge actually originally wanted to keep him in the video that started it >> have several minutes of a man fighting a plainclothes san jose police officer who was serving as the mayor's security detail. wesley

pollard was arrested and charged with battery. disturbing the peace and threatening an officer. at first the judge seemingly wanted to keep pollard in jail based on his reading of the police report. but after viewing kron four's video, he appeared change his stance. granted pollard conditional release paul argued potter does not have a violent past and was trying to actually get away from the undercover officer. i was shaking my head a lot and there's a lot of mistakes made. john allen, the vice president with the san jose naacp says the officer's conduct surrounding the arrest should be investigated and that pollard was profiled against, you know, to arrest prosecute him for exercising right? the naacp sent a letter to san jose police department requesting an investigation. san jose pd sent us a statement in response saying the officer repeatedly stated he was an officer. the naacp says they never heard that in the video which recorded the entire fight. it would have been de-escalated by the officer identified himself early on and the interaction.

>> at least what i saw all that didn't have. the mayor's office tells us they stand by the officers decisions and they are certain more details will come from the san jose police department. >> and some of those conditions of release include staying 300 yards away from city hall mayor matt mahan and that san jose police officer that was acting as mayhem security detail at the time. now, speaking of city hall, i did talk to a few people on the inside who say that they do recognize pollard. they actually tell me that he has threatened them before. >> for now, we're in downtown san jose jack moment from 4 news. >> senate candidate adam schiff had his car broken into while visiting san francisco. of lezla gooden reports. >> adam ship is currently running to fill the late senator dianne feinstein, senate seat and was in san francisco making several appearances. he was dining at the thing restaurant when his luggage was stolen while his car was parked and a downtown parking garage, his luggage allegedly in view on facebook. the democratic congressman

posted this picture at the restaurant and a hiking best, which is a more casual look than what he's typically seen. it. we reached out to the san francisco police department about the theft and they tell us there's no report related to this incident, according to sfpd crime data vehicle, property theft is down by 58% from this time last year and a good thing. kuz kuz felon stopping them from from from. >> continue to do it. >> a trend that jt auto repair says they have noticed define last had leave. >> and cars come in for for when the repairs? well, we've got a lot a lot of cars coming for the best of before. but but now we don't see any haven't seen any for since the beginning of the year. >> let's get in kron. 4 news. >> a celebration of life is being planned for clyde co-founder, reverend cecil williams. williams died monday at the age of 94. he was also

a civil rights and lgbtq activist. light announcing on social media that a celebration of life will be held on sunday. may 12th at 01:00pm at the glide church on ellis street. today's national prescription drug take back day, an annual pushed by federal and local authorities to save lives and prevent drug abuse. for tiffany justice. live for us now in lafayette this morning with the details on this. good morning, tiffany. >> good morning, stephanie. s today is the day to get rid of any of those unused prescription drugs. it's starting at 10 o'clock this morning and it will go all the way until 02:00pm. this afternoon. we are at the lafayette police department, one of several locations where people can come drop off those unused medications anonymously. you can see that they're setting up a table outside right now. ready to get this going at 10 o'clock this morning. we do know that the local offers an agency along with the dea are partnering up for this effort to encourage people to remove those unneeded prescription

drugs from their homes. they say removing that can help prevent medication misuse. they also go on to say this is completely anonymous anonymous disposal. >> of your medication, just show up and drop it off. there are about 99 collection sites in northern california in the central valley, california attorney general rob bonta also urging californians to participate in this according to the california overdose surveillance dashboard. there are over 7,300 opioid overdose related deaths in the state in 2022. again, this is completely anonymous. it's free. they're collecting tablets, capsules patches and other prescription drugs. they're also accepting those a vape pens. if the lithium batteries have been removed from them the forehead, if you're looking for other locations in the bay area. kron 4 has got you covered. we have them said out online at kron. 4 dot com reporting live. tiffany justice. back to you. tiffany, thank you so much. >> coming up on the kron, 4

morning news rising from the ashes, a beloved barbecue joint reopens at a new location in oakland. plus, inflation remains a problem as consumers. look for a break. and students stanford join protesters across the country calling for a cease-fire in the israel-hamas conflict. >> and looking for a lot of sunshine for today, soaking up temperatures. a bit muted, though, you know, upper 60's and some lower 70's cooking here. and there we all have a warming trend, though, taking us into next week. look at your weekend forecast called for morning news continues.

>> all right, taking a live look now at our sutro cam beautiful view of downtown san francisco at this hour, 9.13, this beautiful saturday morning. dave, what do you think? >> and we have a little bit of moisture. it's kind of trap a little bit. it's kind of stuck because there's a layer of dry air above that and actually below at and the temperature inversion issue is kind of trapping this little thin layer that you saw in some of the other pictures there, ups and the puppy cumulus. now that's eventually going to mix out as the day progresses. it's really more aloft. the stuff here being sprayed from the slow up north. that is also player here. but this one i'm talking about from mount tam picture here. this guy, this stuff here is trapped right here above it's dry or below its old dry or 2. but we have to get the atmosphere kind of mixing here to get rid of its typical kind of inversion stuff, although it's relatively thin. we have 50's on the board right now, 60 for antioch 50's up north. 56, san francisco 58 for san jose.

future cast for this is what we got yes, some cloud cover coming back again from that low up towards the north. this takes us into your sunday. and we look pretty good for sunday as well. you know, keep it mostly sunny and all. and that that blow up towards the north by this point is less of a factor as we get into early next week. don't forget, we're warming up to onshore winds. there you have them into the teens, 20's and even 30's off towards the coast. not as aggressive tomorrow, but will still be there that pop onshore right here at the coast. a bit less so as you head inland. all right. we got a few scattered clouds i'iwi just showing you their nice, though, on balance 70 ish 70's inland. that means a lower 70's with upper 60's to near 70 covering the bay. not a big difference between the 2, but still we're seeing a little bit coupling happening. more as we get to the middle of the week as we pop about 80 or so by wednesday under century, mostly sunny skies. we back off of that towards the end of the week. the high is going to weekend and this new trough

may bring us some scattered clouds look out for. but as of now, we'll keep it dry. falling down the middle 70's with that's what may not be as picturesque next weekend. but off. we'll see. 62 san ays francisco, 66 oakland, 69 san jose. and here's the big temperature board for you. only lower 70's going for highs today. 73 at the santa rosa. but that's something we're building on. we'll see 80 or so come the middle of the week. and then not as generous, maybe heading on into next weekend, although temperature wise, i think will do ok, but just watch and see if that moisture all together. that's ok. all right. we'll see what happens thanks so much, dave. >> well, not to a developing story. students at stanford university joining in nationwide protests for a cease-fire in gaza. the group is calling for the university to stop financial aid to israel. kron four's. rob nesbitt brings us the details. this is white memorial plaza at stanford university where they have a camp site set up here. you can see about 25 to 30 tents behind me. they have

signs, food and music. it looks like they're here for the long haul calling for a cease-fire in gaza. >> the mood was relaxed with music friday afternoon inside what's being called the people's university for gaza around. 25 tents set up by students at stanford university to protest the war in gaza. they don't have >> you could make that happen. they have left. >> the tense formed after hundreds gathered for a rally at the university thursday afternoon. one of the organizers, young soo kim says demonstrators are asking the university to disclose any investments that 8 israel in the war. basically asking us make specific targeted cost for divestment without. >> revealing and you the make it even according to the university around 60 students camping out at white memorial plaza were handed side letters thursday night. >> notifying them that tense and overnight camping violate university policy. a statement

from stanford university president richard saller saying in part, quote, these letters informed students that failure to seize conduct in violation of university policy would result in a referral to the office of community standards, student conduct process and also can result in arrest if laws are violated. the students were also warned that their participation could result in suspension. >> arrests have been made at other university protests. what students at stanford say they plan to stay at the newly formed camping site until the right now we're exercising our free speech to condemn genocide. >> the university was the final not ground. that's a losing battle for i've noticed several sheriff's vehicles parked in the area driving around stanford university. >> as well as security guards, campus security guards around the 10 site here at white memorial plaza. they are not interacting with demonstrators. only monitoring the situation reporting at stanford university. harbaugh been has been kron. 4 news.

>> ceasefire demonstrations continue around the world. this video is from the university of oxford where nancy pelosi spoke yesterday. a university student got up in front of her and held up a palestinian flag interrupting her speech. police arrested 3 women in connection to armed robbery spree that spanned over 7 months. investigators believe the suspects are connected to 11 east bay robberies spending from august last year to february this year the women were arrested on suspicion of robbery, assault with a deadly weapon and kidnapping the fbi. and u.s. marshals joined with local police in the arrest effort. u.s. citizen students could soon be allowed to vote in school. the actions at san francisco city college supporters say this gives more students a voice in how their school is managed qualify. students would need to be at least 18 and a city resident to cast their vote. school

leaders passed the measure now heads to the citywide ballot through the san francisco board of supervisors. in concord. hundreds of costco members were told to evacuate friday after a chemical leak. this was the scene around 05:00pm all entrances to the store were blocked off after what officials say was a refrigerant leak. the chemical fluid is used in air conditioning systems and heat pumps. fire officials say store workers noticed the leak when someone spotted a white clouds drifting through the store. the business reopen later that night. no one was hurt. and for your money this morning, new inflation numbers show the cost of many essentials remain high for consumers. our washington correspondent jessi tenure looks at what's driving inflation levels. >> inflation is stubborn. the government says prices rose at an annual rate of 2.7% last month. just a bit higher than the month before inflation remains persistent and unacceptably high mark hamrick with bankrate says one of the sticking points is health care

costs which make up about a 5th of the economy. hamrick says unexpected trips to the doctor often hurt consumers the most that can really be damaging to their personal finances. vincent climb out with the colorado division of insurance says the cost of owning a car from insurance to repairs is also driving inflation to do anything. >> you need a car. and so that's going to impact people. inflation has been a constant headache for the federal reserve. it's tried to slow price increases with higher interest rates. the fed would like to begin reducing interest rates if they thought they had essentially permission from inflation to do so. but they do not. hamrick says the new report means the fed will likely not cut interest rates until september at the earliest betting on that at this point is probably something that would require long odds. but the numbers weren't all bad for consumers while the price of restaurant meals continues to rise, grocery prices are staying steady. >> in washington, i'm jessi tenure.

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>> neighbors in san francisco's presidio heights neighborhood woke up friday to sirens after a 4 story building went up in flames. this was near the intersection of lying and clay streets. crews say nobody was inside the building. that was being reza renovated. the cause of the fire is under investigation. in oakland, the restaurant or barbecue is officially back open after a devastating fire fans across the bay area came out to support the new downtown location. >> the fire took a lot out of us. you know me and know their flesh and location actually celebrating our 3 years. there and then to be able to open back up the bill to serve barbecue. you what it's about still bringing about family and li feel from the old play, the the new just be a great heart. you know, the community makes me emotional, man. i'm just grateful people showing up >> it's great to see all that support in a few things to survive the fire, including the restaurants, michelin bib gourmand award and the

american flag gifted to chef worn by a texas pit master. both now on display at the new location on 8th and broadway in oakland. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news and east bay family demanding answers after a man is left in a coma after an encounter with police. what we know about the lawsuit being filed.

>> now on the kron 4 morning news. another oakland, small business robbed in broad daylight. we have the reaction from the store owner. and what

local leaders are doing at a local high school to try and combat human trafficking. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. thank you so much for joining us today. and stephanie lin, let's get you started this half hour with a look. >> and our forecast with mister dave sphar day. a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. not about started a little bit on the cool side. thanks to some clear skies, you know, and got some of that radiational cooling to cook on. but we're going have a nice afternoon both today. tomorrow may be sprayed by little in the way of some cloud cover. >> over the 48 hour time first things first, though, we're kind of dealing with some of that marine layer that's giving us some trapped cloud cover for right now. here's the deal on storm tracker. 4 is that low? you can see up in the northwest. that's the last player until the high takes over sfo. no construction delays going on this morning. so should be smooth sailing out there. meanwhile, here are the onshore winds that we've discussed kind of single digits, but we expect the pop happening later on this afternoon. 64 for antioch. we've got a lot of 50's.

meanwhile, up north 58, san jose. 57 san francisco in still trailing even at this late or hour by a couple degrees from yesterday was much more pronounced earlier this morning. 66 at 1 o'clock by 4 with 2.67. expecting some lower 70's in some of those inland spots that we do have a nice little warming trend as well. we'll have a look at that extended forecast. push your 4 zone to stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you. in the east bay and oakland donut shop is robbed in broad daylight. kron four's to recess to reports on what happened. >> hello, everyone. >> today i am say ken. angry man. >> that is so of anna chan. she and her husband own decks donuts on high street in oakland. and this is what happened thursday. she says one of their regular customers waited for a pause in the normal hectic rush and came back into the store, crushed the front case and ran off with the cash register. >> never it would do that to us. >> how much do you think that

was stolen? >> all of the 100 it. >> i spoke with chan on friday following up on her social media post about the crime. she says that she typically empties the register, but it was a busy morning. she says that they open the donut shop 20 years ago and love being a part of the community. my husband and i think >> in business they've 7 minutes you know. i tried to take family and it's been a shooting the surprise the cost of the supply is going i my husband and i think site was an inmate in to pay the price today made the same because they the commode that he is going through she says one of the worst part is dealing with the aftermath. >> i felt helpless doubt because i have happen. i call my mum on i explained to them

just happened. they said going to somehow the officer, but they never we reached out to opd but did not get a response. >> she says that she wants oakland to be >> land to mo and me. but i love all and i feel a kimono need to get together. and change thing that i owned. >> theresa kron, 4 news. >> the area law enforcement recovered more than $300,000 worth of stolen goods in oakland, humphries, philippe djegal met with investigators who helped make that bust. >> a message to thieves continuing to raid retail stores and steal without fear of accountability are taking crime epidemic. seriously. well-marked, tj maxx and sunglass hut are among the retailers victimized by a fencing operation that was running out of oakland, the san ramon police department was one of several law

enforcement agencies assisting the california highway patrol's organized retail theft task force to break it up. we definitely want to help alleviate some of the criminal element within our communities. fencing means the illegal resale of stolen goods. and in this case, investigators recovered $326,000 worth of stuff. the investigation began last september in san mateo county when sheriff's deputies arrested several people linked to retail theft in the area just 2 months later, san ramon, police sergeant deserve all the says his department linked to women to that retail theft ring after they were arrested again for stealing from a local. so for >> taking off the fence and operations and discovering them also the trickle down effect would also hopefully deter some of the criminal element from hitting retail establishments that 3 agencies obtain search warrants for 2 oakland homes in a storage container where they found the items and made one arrest last

week. the has been returned back to the retailers from the ones we were able identify. >> the task force help them. actually spearhead of that operation in san ramon, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news. >> on friday, law enforcement across the state honored one of their own oakland police officer jordan wingate died or other passed away last saturday. a public memorial service happened friday morning at 3 crosses church in castro valley in 2018 wingate was named rookie of the year by the oakland police officers association. while on-duty he was seriously injured in a car crash. he spent the last 6 years on life support in hospital until he died last saturday. wingate was just 28 years old. >> a son, a brother, a family member, a friend, a talented police officer with a bright future with so much more to accomplish and so much more to give humanity. nudge or

described as dedicated, hard-wmrking, respectful and funding practical joker. just like that. yeah. huge part in a way you feel like you are his best friend. >> wingate began his career as an oakland police cadet in 2013 when he was just 18 years old. his father is a retired oakland police captain wingate is the 55th oakland police officer killed in the line of duty. these oakland residents say that they want to keep pamela price as the alameda county district attorney. they gather friday morning to oppose a recall election, which they say is a waste of taxpayer money. according to the alameda county registrar of voter's recall election could cost the county around 20 million dollars. meantime, the group asking for a recall is hoping county supervisor set an election date during next tuesday's meeting. now that enough signatures have been verified. another bird in

the bay area has tested positive for west nile contra. costa county officials say the virus was found in a dead crow and conquered earlier this month. it's the county's first case of the year. officials in alameda, san mateo and santa clara counties also reported positive cases to reduce the risk of spread. officials say residents should dump standing water back and collecting toys. tools and pebbles left outdoors. the family of a man left in a coma for the last 20 days is suing east bay regional park. police and attorney for the family says officers approached deontay faison at martin luther king junior regional shoreline park because his car had expired tags. police say phase on tried to run off and ended up in the water. that's when the family's attorney says officers tased phase on until he at a rather and he went unconscious. advisory council has been visiting oaklsnd high schools this week as kron four's dan kerman reports students are getting the tools needed to avoid being caught up and trafficking.

>> friday students taking part in a resource fair. oakland's reds stale high school were not only getting college and career advice but learning how to avoid being caught up in teen trafficking. >> we are seeing lots and lots of cases of child trafficking and even more so as children are on the internet and social media now more than ever post pandemic. >> nola brantley is a survivor and a member of the mayor's advisory council on human trafficking. she says kids as young as 12 are being manipulated or forced into having in return for money or gifts. >> are you 2 are part of the foster care and cuba, not just the systems are more impacted by by other the other youth because the lack of supervision and care they receive. brantly says members of mayor tells advisory council. >> we're not only talking to teens about resources available to those who are being victimized, but also giving them insight and

potential predators looking out for those offers that gets that money in a better life. those things that sound. >> too good to be true. adults that are showing a lot of interest in bed and that really are aiming to get close to that. and they don't really understand brantley hopes these face-to-face interactions we'll get victims, the help they need. you deserve love and protection. help is available. please reach out. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> francisco, a man is sentenced to 10 years in prison for promising to pay an fbi agent $50,000 to murder his ex allen guests and was in a years long legal battle over custody of his 2 kids with his ex-wife. officials say his original plan was to brive immigration agents to deport the extra her home country. they say he then plotted to kill her. this happened back in 2022. and guests and met with an undercover fbi agent on 2 occasions guests and wired a total of $23,000 to an fbi undercover bank account in san francisco. it appears the

supreme court may save or rather in may rule in favor of cities in a case on whether to allow punishments for unhoused people sleeping outside when shelters are full capacity here in the bay area. san francisco officials say they've been blocked from enforcing camping regulations because the city does not have enough shelter space for its homeless population. california's lieutenant governor has been paying close attention to the hearings in this case. it does appear as though the court is going to side with the cities. >> and when they make this decision, if it goes that way, that ability to clear encampments when necessary by the city's he's probably going to be restored. >> a decision on this case is expected later this year. san francisco mayor london breed wants to make it easier for food vendors to participate in street markets and block parties. right now, the must pay a temporary or other must buy a temporary permit for each event which can cost up

to nearly $300. their brain is proposing to waive those fees with a special permit. vendors only have to buy once brady is running for reelection in november. happening today is day 3 of the nfl draft on friday. the forty-niners introduce their first-round draft pick wide receiver ricky pearsall. he says he's excited to join the talented niners team. >> is that into the arsenal really of other weapons that they had explosive offense become that much more explosive. >> i don't really know exactly where they have know how to utilize me, but i know that they come in the right position to go out there and excel make the right play. so i'm really excited. look for doing that for program. >> on friday with their second pick in the draft, the forty-niners selected quarterback bernardo green from florida state. and then in the 3rd brown, the niners selected offensive linemen dominic cooney out of kansas university. today is the final day of the draft in the niners are set to have 6 more pix.

>> looking pretty good as we go through the weekend on early next week, building on these temps to reach about 80 or so come the middle of the week. and a check out to 4 zone forecast for you are zone forecast for you are ready to what it to. ss.

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yeah. >> taking a live look now at the san francisco skyline. gorgeous view of the city from this at this hour of the morning. looks like it's about close to 9.45. now on the saturday. >> dave, what are you keeping an eye well, we're looking at pretty sweet weekend coming our way. stephanie, good

morning. and good morning all. here's a quick view. what's going on? yosemite while we're at a 2 to some high cloudiness, just a touch here. but it looks like a nice weekend. lot of folks are kind of headed up there for the weekend to get maybe a different flavor of what it's like up in the mountains, not quite in the summer short sleeve shirts, weather. no, no, no, but a little bit warmer than they've experienced. so we're having this transition a little bit. we do see some upper 50's at work here, 60 coming by tuesday. and that will only build middle of the week. now we do have what i say. he bomb not a heat spike. that's good news. we don't want to getting too warm because we get too much melting in too much water flowing into the rivers. futurecast for is relatively uneventful. do want to point out those some mid-level cloudiness. we may get from that low up to the northwest sunday. looks pretty good except for the morning marine layer. we always have to contend with just a bit. but turning into mostly sunny skies into the afternoon. here's the pop of wind. that's most apparent across the golden gate in cortina straight. also the coast both today and also tomorrow. so watch out. that will be some extra cooling for you.

meanwhile, the longer range forecast once that low plays out, it's the high pressure that's a control he bumped. thank you. up to about 80 or so middle of the week towards the end. it breaks down and we'll see what the moisture that remains at that point models. little bullish on this for now, but they can change their tune. we get a little closer here. 4 zone forecast for you today. 62 san francisco, but only in the 50's. plus those onshore winds. so chilly at the coast. 63 burlingame foster city. 65 66 to palo alto, the santa clara at 69, 70 is for campbell. and also morgan hill. 68 for cupertino, east bay shoreline, upper 60's, which we see much the same for parts of tri valley. but around 71 for walnut creek and 72 concord. 64 berkeley. what 67 73 for fairfield. so it's a battle with the upper 60's and lower 70's for today. at least 73 going on for santa rosa. here's a longer range forecast for you up to about 80 or so come wednesday and this is still going to be kind of a little bit of a work in progress. we'll put some

clouds and for now. but that may turn wetter as we get to the weekend. stephanie. all right, drew, thanks. >> any of our next guest was getting ahead of myself there? thank you, dave. well, is an american and pacific islander heritage month is just around the corner a time when we celebrate and highlight the accomplishments of our vibrant api community. the korean american community foundation of san francisco is marking the moment with a special gala. and joining us live now to share more is executive director drew pat. good morning to you, drew. good morning, stephanie. thank you for having me. of course. and by the way, go bairstow graduated from cal. >> want get your thoughts. first you know, tell us a bit about the organization. yeah. >> the korean american community foundation of san francisco was founded 10 years and the idea was to build up that spirit of philanthropy in the korean american community and also make connections between the great organizations that are already doing the work and individuals who want to support the cause

and help people on it. and so you and i were talking during the commercial break >> you're telling me that sometimes there there's a there's a large group of korean american to actually overlooked when we think about korean culture in the bay area. yeah, >> they're 2.6 million koreans in america 90,000 of them are in the bay area alone. so there's there's a sizable population, but we have set large segments that are being left behind in really suffering in our senior community has grown 69% over the last 10 years. we have large portion that are the poverty and about a 20 to 30% are considered low income. so without the language skills without the access to they really suffered during difficult times like covid or the rise in asian hate the inflation that we're seeing today. well, and where these

groups largely living in the bay they're they're spread out throughout the bay area. and and throughout northern california, there's a senator and sacramento as >> so tell us a bit about how your organization is working connect these groups with the resources that they yeah. so as we reach out to individuals too, teach them and help them learn about flat flatter p and how they can apply to their lives. we're also reaching out to organizations are grantee over the last 10 years. we've worked with 43 different organizations. they each have very special innovative programs that are. i'm helping people directly so i can give a couple of examples for korean community center of the east bay. they operate a screen. the bay area korean information line. so that's a phone line that korean speaking. agents who can answer basic questions to help people access the government's safety net programs that are already available. but just

out of reach for these people because of language or because of economics or transportation or or so that program has helped thousands people's over the over the years was especially important during covid and it continues today. so they've actually increased their capacity to cover things like domestic violence, which is also a in our community. so programs like that for women shelter that actually provides resources and training 2 other to him help address that. crisis of domestic violence on it. for folks who are watching this, they're learning about these different organizations learn about your organization about this. >> a demographic of people who are really in need of support. how can the public really reach out and help? there. >> there are multiple we offer

volunteer opportunities for people who want get involved. there's also educational resources and we have special next week. we have our annual gala at the khan a gallon which is actually that means one in korean. so we're trying to bring together people and organizations and businesses that all address these critical needs got and we are showing video of the gallup is from previous years. and quite a few people show to this. we expect 500 next weekend at the ritz there are still a few tickets left and people want to go to our but it's a it's a great opportunity to celebrate the work that we've done over the past 10 years. and this is our 10th anniversary but it's for haha. but it's also like i'm looking at the next 10 years, like what can we do in the next 10 years to to really shore this community and their make sure that we make that last mile connection between the people who need the help

and the resources that are available to them absolute. what are some of your goals over the next several years now that you are the executive director of the organization? so number one is education and awareness and just teaching people what flat that he it's not something that is that comes there's there's definitely a an understanding that people have to have in order to practice it on a regular and then also just raising more funds because there's they're more organizations. they're more programs out there that are doing good work. we want to be able to support them and just make those connections. so bringing bringing these organizations together. so then again, if anyone watching this wants to help out, what's the is our web site with the website? again, the website is kay acf casey f s f dot org. the morning. the fog in the morning. well, on the as we kind of tie things off here. >> it we are heading into api

heritage month. is there a message that you like to share with our viewers yeah, you know, as we celebrate the successes in you know, the knowledge meant of the korean culture and the korean impact in. >> business and i want to make sure that everyone can can benefit from all the success we've had as a as a as a group. so not leaving people not letting people suffer in silence anymore. >> absolutely. we look forward to seeing where you take the over the course of the year. congratulations again on 10 years. thank you. >> all right. that is true. packed with the korean american community foundation of san francisco. we appreciate your time and your work this morning. >> all right. we'll be right >> all right. we'll be right back. ( ♪♪ )

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all that it looks really sweet with stephanie. y ah. seeing get out and enjoy all of that. >> you know, just pace yourself. the only thing i watch out for you to have those onshore winds. but that fort mason is on the side of the bay side. so it's over the peninsula know that are the land. so you won't have as much of the intrusion with this. but yeah, we've got that's nicky loh up north. but if you can cut a look at the patterns here, what's going on as we change seasons, everything is shifting north solve these lows of the gulf of alaska, blah, blah. we talk about well, they're going to be now heat busters. they're going to break the back of the heat spikes that we get. so will like those in the future. but right now we're in transition, by the way, back to those winds onshore here you have them right through the car. key to straight. that's what's going to be most apparent and along the coast. elsewhere, readings will probably be may be up to the 20. so it will be a chilly breeze with the program. just a little take away with that. as far as the actual highs are concerned, there's the warming that you can see happening in london for now. 72 going on all the way out there to antioch. meanwhile, up to the north bay, we've got 60's and

70's with 62 hanging at the coast or san francisco. 57 happened. bay still chilly there and you got those onshore. winds hit. 69 san jose, but we are building on this to the approach about 80 or so come wednesday. we've already done a couple times so far this season, stephanie, but towards the end of the week, it weekends in this lowe's gets close at hand and it looks like it is a little moisture which to play with, but we might do the same thing. we did this last week. it was there. it didn't have anything to deal with. so we've got some really layer and some drizzle and then have the sun in the afternoon. so so stay with us. so we'll see if that holds together. but a pretty spring forecast. oh, yes, and we're going to end with this lovely shot san francisco looking like a beautiful day out with all right. your foot up here. but it nice to nice visual about. all right. thanks so much for joining us here on the kron 4 weekend morning news with see you back here early tomorrow at 07:00am. take care. now. enjoy your weekend.

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