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>> good evening. thanks for being with us tonight on kron 4 news at 11, i'm grant lotus and i'm noelle bellow developing news in redwood city tonight where a pedestrian seriously injured after investigators say a samtrans bus hit them at sequoyah station. according to samtrans, the pedestrian was trying to catch a bus around 6.45. this evening at the caltrain station in redwood city. officials say they tripped and fell and the rear wheels of the bus ran over both of the person's legs. they were taken to the hospital. bring you more details on that on kron for news dot com. meanwhile, traffic is crawling along eastbound 5.80, at north livermore avenue in livermore because >> of this mess here, a big rig overturned around 8 o'clock tonight spilling debris all over the freeway. the chp is on scene there reporting minor injuries. but there have been a slew of big rigs over turning in the bay area the past few days causing

lots of issues. as we take a live look outside on this friday night. san francisco international there and the weather. it's a change yes, it is covers. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. hear anyone flying in. >> for this weekend. they're going to get treat yes, they are. they could see some thunderstorms may be some delays at sfo in particular, but >> boy, driving around the bay area tomorrow morning, maybe a little bit rough early on. so watch out for that. the clouds gathering already outside. right now we get ready for this next storm. moving in and that's going to pound. i think early in the morning you see wrapped around just off the coastline rolling in toward the coastline right now, latched on to a lot of cold air coming out the gulf of alaska. and looks like it's making a beeline toward the bay area are to begin to see a couple of pop-up showers in the north bay. so far. but this whole system going begin to move in as we head throughout the night tonight into early tomorrow morning. see northern a sonoma county seeing some of the showers moving in right now all the way down toward the day

debate. most a very light activity outside. but overnight tonight, yeah, it's going to pick up as we head throughout the night tonight about 01:00am. the rain starts to move into the north bay a little bit heavier. and then as we head to early tomorrow morning for 5 o'clock in the morning, i think much of the bay area going to get hit by some moderate some heavy amounts of rainfall as it moves on through. then turning more scattered showers by about 9 or 10 o'clock in the morning. but a chance of thunderstorms in the afternoon and maybe even a couple of snowflakes across the mountains. guys, back to you, lawrence. thank you. thinking of mayo is just a couple weeks san jose police were criticized for how they patrolled the event. some politicians. >> even called it racist. kron four's jack molmud spoke to people in the low riding community about what steps the day and the police are taking this year. eddie lewis with the united low-rider council.

san jose was born and raised. >> and what he calls east side way growing up in the side that fall, you >> we didn't have brand new cars like other parts of san jose. so he and his friends did what they could showed off what they so we wanted to show off what we could do besides, you you know, pick in the fields and stuff like that. he says he planned to celebrate his culture last year. cinco de mayo celebration in san jose. but the wife went out for about 5 minutes and i saw that and we just took off and i want to part of it. what he saw was a huge police presence. in fact, officers arrested more than 100 people shut down multiple highway off-ramps. >> a public outcry followed calling sjpd is response discriminatory. lewis says it reminds him of low ratings past where this kind of activity with get you in trouble. san jose and cruising for nearly 4 decades making it legal just 2 years ago. >> so they stereotype if standing had a car,

>> you a criminal. lewis says have the low reading council have been working with san jose police for months at this time. san jose police named to the roads plans to close down and warned of potential traffic divers. it's something lewis says is a good move for transparency. yeah, i feel at ease. we asked san jose police for an interview today, but they were not available. >> so the goal is now after all these community meetings between the low rider community and san jose police around 300 of these low riders will be successfully cruising down the street of san jose on cinco de mayo. and the plus is that the low rider community is working to build san jose police their very own low reading car. in san jose. jack moment. kron 4 news. >> all san jose business owner says he as fed up with being burglarized over and over again. the guild house is a popular gaming center in downtown san jose. the owner says his business has been broken into 8 times since it opened 2 years ago. latest

incident happened in late march. he says the suspect stole $20,000 worth of merchandise and took the bars credit cards and keys. the bar owner says san jose police are investigating that play to spring him. >> jose state student has been arrested and charged after police say he said a couple fires on campus. the fires were inside the mlk junior library march 31st in april, 8th while students were inside. fortunately, nobody was hurt. police only described the suspect as a sophomore at the school. >> the california secretary of state has certified the results of the march 5th primary election. one notable election result was the race for congressional district. 16. this would be to succeed shoe sam liccardo came in first and then low and joe smitty and tied for second to as of now for the first time in the state's history, all 3 of them will face off in the november election, however, request for a recount have

that made in both santa clara and san mateo counties. >> an update tonight from the north bay. authorities believe they have found the body of the teenager who was swept away in the russian river this week. sonoma county deputies responded to the river around 5 o'clock yesterday night after getting a call about 2 teens who needed to be rescued. witnesses say one of them was able to get out on their own. but the other never made it out of the water. that person's name has not yet been released. >> the driver involved in a crash that killed a 9 year-old girl last sunday has been charged with a felony hit and run and child abuse. the highway patrol arrested. 22 year-old jesus to ron taste. guzman from oregon on wednesday. investigators say he was driving an suv with 5 family members when he crashed on northbound 6.80, at the 2. 42 split in concord. the 9 year-old died at the scene. 5 for family members are still in the hospital. tehran test. men is being held on a million dollar bail. police have

arrested this american canyon high school teacher for the second time in one week. investigators say they have now found new evidence. 41 year-old brad raul sexually assaulted a child. raul is a pe teacher. he was on administrative leave following an arrest at the school on tuesday on charges, including inappropriate contact with a minor. a hub for san francisco nightlife is closing its doors, temple nightclub in soma. >> will shutdown may 25th the club says financial difficulties due to economic changes. so it's forcing them to close. temple is known for its live deejays and musical performances. they still do have tickets available for several concerts before they close. live music treats and plenty of cool stuff to check out and buy the night market return tonight to san

francisco's chinatown, the event on grant avenue feature traditional chinese food. >> lots of activities. lots of people as you see there, it's going to be back every second friday of the month until november. the sunset neighborhood in the city david night market. that's also expected to return later this year. in the east bay popular oakland event is back after taking a three-month break. first fridays kicked off tonight. it featured some of the city's culture, local small shops, food trucks. the works yet recent financial challenges. >> but first, organizers to suspend the event late last year. but as kron four's, dan thorn shows us attendees and business owners. >> we're thrilled to have it back tonight. >> telegraph avenue in oakland packed for the long-awaited return of first fridays. the popular street fair showcases art. music and the city's small shops like oakland zone over first friday of the small business incubator. and this

is what we've got our start back in 2015. so we're really excited back what we started. our rent, introduce yourself the event has also helped other local small brands like oakland, native clothing to continue to grow. it means the world to me. >> as a business to come out here to represent my brand community a moment. >> the festival is put on during the first friday of each month. but the kono community benefit district but financial challenges for us to the nonprofit to put a pause on the program from january through march, the hiatus gave the group some time to build back for relaunch attendees and vendors say first friday's helps combat the downturn out negative image of oakland. examples like these. so the beautiful sight of so that cited community of people coming together. >> just having a good time safe on the news is always about violence you matching but this is the example of like man, there's so much that still happening in vendors also say oakland's culture is

given a lifeline through events like these good people, good people, good energy. that's what we man. >> the community benefit district is hoping not to run into any more money problems to keep first fridays going strong and in june at the nonprofit is going to be hosting its first annual golf tournament to sustain the success of the street fest in oakland, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> coming up, lay offs impacting the biotech sector here in the bay area. how many employees are going to be affected? >> plus, gas prices continue to rise with a gallon of regular is costing people here in the bay. >> and arrest made following vandalism at a san francisco mosque. we've got the d

>> welcome back. in san francisco, the muslim community and interfaith leaders are speaking out about a mosque being vandalized during the holy month of ramadan. they see the window broken. their police have arrested a man accused of smashing the windows with a skateboard kron four's. gayle ong has details. >> we hope no harm the falls. anybody of any ethnicity. we are here with you together. that your pain is our pain. we are relieved that the perpetrator has been apprehended. interfaith leaders showing solidarity with the muslim community friday afternoon. >> days after a man smashed windows of this, not mosque and harassed members. surveillance video captured it all. san francisco police say the man you see in the video is 35 year-old robert greatly arrested him for felony vandalism. >> we arrested him and charged

with a hate crime for all the damage in the threatening in that really >> intimidating what was going on police say gray visited the mosque multiple times this month during the holy month of ramadan. the sfpd assistant police chief and chief of staff for the san francisco district attorney's office shared these words. we will drive by musk and places of worship. we're continue to be present. >> but but the trust is so important because we want to help people. we want to respond rapidly. we take a crime very seriously here. we truly believe it is every san franciscans right to have a safe place to worship. the mosque's board members say there have been other acts of vandalism during the holiday month. >> and hope the arrest of the perpetrator in this case will send a message the city's actions. today will show the city is serious and taking action against people who hate against muslims than any other race. religion in the city to see the francisco police department step up. >> the way that they hog to

see the temps, a school district attorneys office the way that they to show that the muslim community is has heard seen as other community members and cisco. the word comes from the word in arabic language which means peace. >> so we hope these and blessings are spread across all communities. and we hope that such incidences do not impact anybody. great remains in custody and is facing 6 years in state prison if convicted of all charges and the hate crime allegation. >> in san francisco, gayle ong kron, 4 news. >> 11, 15 on this friday night. let's get you a check of the forecast as we take a live look at highway 89 in tahoe city. more snow is going to be coming. lawrence is here. still time to play in the snow, right, lawrence? >> yeah, you know, and there's going to be a lot more coming as we head into the night tonight and tomorrow. 2 is we've got yet another significant storm that likely

impact the bay area and also the sierra nevada as we head toward the next 24 hours. so you can see out there right now, things are kind of quiet out there. 15, 18 looking good. but that's going to change tomorrow. we want to bring your chains with you. if you're headed to the high country, we've got. >> and unseasonable cool storm that is rolling around out there right now. >> and that's going bring that snow level all the way down to about 3500 feet as we head throughout the weekend winds. yeah, they'll be kicking up. maybe some 50, 50 mile an hour gust as we head the sierra nevada, the greater lake tahoe area. wind advisories up there. we've got winter weather advisories along the western of the sierra nevada southward toward mammoth lakes. also a new 70 valley could see upwards of 6 inches, maybe a foot of snow across the high country as we head throughout the weekend. so here we are looking at more of the showers continuing on and off as we head in towards sunday. snow showers too. and then it looks like things taper off as we get them and a return to some dry weather. but between now and then you have be careful. the high country is going to get pretty wild up there over the next couple days, especially this late in the season. it is dry

on the golden gate bridge right now. but that will likely soon change point today we had a drastic change in temperature. some of the numbers as much as 20 plus degrees cooler as high pressure kind of getting out of the way. and boy, it's going to be a lot colder by tomorrow afternoon. the sea breeze are beginning to kick in racine. the southerly winds out ahead of this cold front. some 20 must plus mile an hour winds maybe gusting those high as 35, maybe 40 miles an hour along the coastline. that storm system just about to make landfall. not that far away now. so the rain will be picking up as we head throughout the night tonight. same of the winds and then on and off as we head toward tomorrow morning. that's going to be the bulk of it. and then behind that more scattered showers, a possibility. some thunderstorms into tomorrow evening. even a slight chance of a few more showers as we head in towards sunday. so tomorrow, while these temperatures going to be much, much colder numbers low to mid 50's in many parts of the bay area's going to cold out there by the afternoon. the showers kind of on and off throughout the day next couple days. temperatures well below the average we start to warm things up back to spring as we head toward the middle of next week. all right, lawrence,

thank you. gas prices do continue to rise and there may not be any relief in the near future. both the shift from the >> wynter gas blends to the summer blend and more people driving as we get closer to summer. have oil companies hiking up those prices. let's take a look at what you can expect this weekend to pay for a gallon across the bay area. the most expensive is a nap but $5.79. san francisco in sandra fell just a couple cents less than that. followed by oakland and san jose where you can get a gallon of regular gas for around $5.60. the cheapest gas can be found in valais hope fairfield area at $5 and $0.58 earlier today on kron for news at noon, we spoke with the uc berkeley professor about a possible solution for high gas prices. >> best way to beat high gas prices is to make sure that you have a car that gets decent fuel economy because if you can go from 20 miles per gallon to 30 miles per gallon,

that is like cutting your price of gasoline by a 3rd. so its important to think about that when we're buying cars. >> the professor says while the state average is at $5.44, there is a committee investigating why those prices are so high in california compared to the rest of the country. >> bay area bio tech giants genentech and sanofi are laying off hundreds of workers in the next couple of months to nan tech is expected to let go of more than 400 employees. those layoffs will begin in june. sanofi is a french pharmaceutical company and will lay off about 100 employees as it closes its san francisco location. >> work along eastbound highway. 37 in sonoma has been rescheduled due to weather. caltrans. well, now repave the road over the following 2 weekends, april 19th and 26th work will begin at 09:00pm on those fridays and open back up

on those mondays at 04:00am. restrooms at the rest area along the golden gate bridge in sausalito are expected to be closed for at least 2 and a half months starting this upcoming monday, caltrans is scheduled to start a maintenance project on those restrooms. there will be temporary portable toilets in the meantime, that rest area will remain open throughout the construction. >> coming up, the warriors host the pelicans at chase with huge playoff implications on the line. erin wilson is live at chase with all of the highlights. postgame reaction and what it means going forward.

>> and now kron 4 sports. >> all right. welcome back. there are obviously a jam packed sports day here in the bay. starting here at chase with the warriors. obviously the warriors they were up against a lot tonight. they hosted the pelicans here and they needed a win. it wasn't a must-win, but it might as will head been and will they head to get that win and they didn't. they actually filmed this one. both teams without key players, though, which is one of the reason brandon ingram without for the pelicans and jonathan kuminga gp 2 out of the game for the warriors with injuries putting both teams in a bind. now the warriors they came out cookie steph curry on top of the key right here. burries the 3. the warriors up 11 early. but the pelicans somehow caught fire in the 2nd quarter hitting all kinds of 3 pointers. trey murphy with a long shot. part of a 26 to 9 run. and then the

warriors killer. cj mccollum right here hits the 3 and the pelicans. will they outscore the warriors? 45 to 22 in the 2nd quarter and led by 14 at the half and steph and klay not happy. they were actually getting a little chippy with the pelicans bench over there. yeah. thing the warriors, though they made a run in the 4th a stiff draymond. he gets it to curry here. fake the drive-in. burry arbery the stepback 3 pointer for curry there and in the warriors within 3 with just 7 minutes live brian literally and figuratively. he was houston night for the pelicans. you see him go to the hoop strong here. lay-in am but the warriors steelhead a chance down 3 with the borrow, but stiffed took an awkward 3 that was off in our balance and the pelicans. they got the rebound and held on for the win. steve kerr. he actually talked about this one after the game and he mentioned how he plans to play his players, knowing now that they only have one game left in the season, it's up against the jazz team who they more than likely will get the better of if they get ready

for the playing game coming up shortly after they take a listen to what he had to could you be resting some guys on sunday? >> oh, yeah. doesn't matter 9.10, at this point. that will. how much does that matter? >> mean, you you prefer to stay at home. but if you look at what we're facing a, it's a gauntlet her and he had played 2 to playing games. and if she can win those 2 that you've got game 48 hours after that. so >> much more interested it was a to jump the bility to to be ready for for next but we've got to wait and how everything shakes so the giants because obviously we had a lot of baseball going on today as well. the giants actually begin a six-game road trip in florida. they met up with the rays tonight. logan blake snell figuring out where they will be eating after the game. who would be doing that? now? the game actually. >> get started with tied in the bottom of the 3rd 2 outs

from it who lined the shot to the gap in right center field and harold ramirez. he comes into score. >> ended up at 3rd in the raise. they lead 2 to one. after that, we stood up because the giants will they could through a belief 6 and the one run. it's all they had and they lose to the rays. 2 to one was the actual final. meanwhile, the a's will actually out there on the diamond as well. today they hosted the nationals at the coliseum tonight. so it came down to we are all tied up one to one in the bottom of the ticket. lawrence butler, laces a single to live next to me comes to the plate in scores the winning run with a head first dive. you see it in the a's. look at them. they get the walk-off win in this one. to one. a much needed win there for the a's. now, obviously the masters were going on today. and as you know, scottie scheffler is still the number one player in that when tiger woods making

records but not for good news, not for the reason if are we have here at chase outside the back to you guys in the studio. >> jam packed sports day for sure. too bad. the deaths couldn't get it yeah, that's all we've got for companies that 11. appreciate you being with us weekend.

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