kron. 4 morning news. a recall election against alameda county district attorney pamela price. >> is officially on as leaders of finally set and election day. thieves target tesla charging station in the north bay taking off with a charging cables. we'll talk more about that. pro-palestinian protesters finally coming to an end at some bay area.

universities. some are still going on. despite orders to leave. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning far. >> well, good wednesday morning to thank you for waking up with this line early on the kron. morning news say may 15th to reyna harvey. all right. well, we got to get you rolling today. you need to know how to dress and how to prepare for the weather today in the next few good morning, rain. and we are seeing a day today that it's going to feel. >> lot like yesterday did most of our cloudy blink at this morning is sitting above the bay. so not experiencing a lot of visibility issues. that is until you get up into the east bay hills. >> wear your view is a little bit like this right now. we are seeing okay, visibility on bridge level. watch your travel on 1, especially as you head about above, about 500 feet in elevation. 3 could be running into a few spots of that lower visibility, including a pin down the hillsides of the peninsula

into the south bay, too. like i said, mostly cloudy blanket is right above us. it sure is a sign of that ocean cool there that is sweeping in from the coast immediately from the west. so this moderating impact on temperatures is actually set to continue today. partially in part due to that right now we're in the 50's across the bay. very much so like yesterday was and later on today, looking a lot like yesterday to it's a nice, steady forecast this week and it looks to be that way towards the weekend to which i've got for you in the full forecast. as for your roads right now, things are ok for the most part. bay bridge is doing just fine. now there is an off-ramp that is being affected by an overturned big rig that is not having an impact on travel across the bay bridge, though. but if you are looking at making a u-turn, essentially getting off the bay bridge making way back into oakland. it is that off-ramp that connector there that is having the issue. san mateo bridge at 12 minutes to

get you across their the richmond center fell and the golden gate. no issues whatsoever, right? all right, john, thank you for or top story this morning. alameda county voters are going to decide in november. >> whether or not to recall district attorney pamela price. so the alameda county board of supervisors voted last night to hold that recall election during the november general election. they have the option of choosing a special election this summer or putting the issue on the november ballot. nearly 100 people showed up for public comment ahead of the supervisors. vote, suppose push for a special election in august or september. are you in the public? safety is at risk at the longer she remains da price and her supporters wanted to wait until november to avoid the added costs for taxpayers. now one of price's supporters, the group prosecutors, alliance action issued the statement that reads in part cole. we're glad that today the board of supervisors decided to do the right thing and save taxpayers

millions putting the recall election on the november ballot. this will ensure that most voters possible will have their voice heard. and this important decision about the future of public safety in the county. price is scheduled. a press conference. it's going to this morning at 10:00am in oakland. kron 4. we're going to be listening in and we'll bring you her statement on air and online. time is now 503. take a look at this video. it's now gone viral showing charging cables cut at a tesla charging station. this is in vallejo. almost certainly one of the copper from the cables. all charges stations are back in service this morning. course, here he got a chance to talk to the man who posted the video. it has details. >> all the charging josh, back clear posted this now viral tiktok showing tesla charging cables slashed in stolen from multiple charging stalls on

sunday. this happening at a tesla supercharger station in vallejo. >> behind the target on admiral callaghan lane. and i noticed that only at. >> couple other remaining a tesla charging stations had not been cut. >> after looking at one of the cut cables, becker says he knew exactly what happened. the suns have a little copper poor so i catch it spent 17 years investigating these kinds of crime we would find generators in the back of big box retailers stripped of their copper right now. copper sells for $3, a pound on average and you get up to around 10 to 12 miles. and you're looking to push probably 100 pounds. >> tesla quickly replace the charging cables on monday. >> but 8 stalls remained offline until tuesday night at 7 o'clock. yes, i'm glad didn't take all of the copper cause. >> i actually was pretty low right now. i had like outlets. so that would be pretty bad as that some push. and i hope it doesn't happen again. and that

clears tiktok got nearly 1 million views in just 48 hours. he says while it's angered a lot of people, he wants everyone to know that stealing copper is not a fast track to cash. you really had to work hard and then. >> take it to a, you know, recycling center. god knows how far down the road strip it just a symptom >> how desperate someone can be and how are they're willing to work to put a couple of dollars on the table? the tesla charges are back online and working. >> says the security guard is the one who filed a police report. we reached out to vallejo police, but we did not hear back in time for this report. we have seen security monitoring the station. i'm sara stinson reporting in vallejo kron. 4 news. >> meantime, in the east bay got fremont police that are investigating after several vehicles were vandalized of the test. the fremont factory, discovery was made pretty early monday morning at the factory located fremont boulevard, several parked vehicles had their tires damaged. if you have any

information you're asked to contact fremont police immediately. another big story that we're following bay area universities pushing back against student protesters. 3 week-long encampment at u c berkeley ended on tuesday. and for weeks now, can't it. pop up all campuses across the bay with students demanding that the university has cut ties with this. their israeli relations as to other university set deadlines for students to clear up their tents. well, this is what's left of the encampment at cow students camped out for more than 3 reits right outside of sproul hall. the chancellor carol crist sent out a letter on tuesday. same school leaders reached an agreement with demonstrators. a crazed says the university will create a committee overlook investments in israel adding they will not be able to fully divest from those investments. they will look into weapons, manufacturing and surveillance industries. the time students over at san francisco state, they reached an agreement with

the administration after more than 2 weeks of demonstrating who've been out of the school's president and other leaders committed to divest from weapons manufacturers and create a workforce to develop new screenings for investments. student protesters are scheduled a press conference for this afternoon. time now 507. meantime, jose state school leaders gave protesters and tail 6 o'clock last night to completely clear their encampment as jack moma reports, students say they have no plans to leave any time soon. what started as daytime sitting senator state's campus is now a 24 7 encampment. >> because i understand that our campus is very silent and complicit with not only genocide, but also as 9 isn't. >> around 70 protesters asking the university to abide by their demands. professor of

justice studies saying kill is the adviser for some of the students here. the students in solidarity each other decided to launch a popular university for gaza. and another point of contention is tommy smith, the 1960, at olympia who famously raised his fist and the support of human rights posted an instagram. his support for the protesters said as a state on the other hand, says they for the opposite from smith and the other olympians there, john. carlos, i do think that makes the administration a little bit nervous about this encampment, even existing so close to graduation. meantime, back on campus, the deadline to move out has passed. no police and no forcing out saying kill says she wants to keep advocating for her students. so that's why i risk my own skin in order to protect their right to free speech and academic freedom to speak out against this genocide. now officials with san jose state tell me that many of the students and of violating the student code of conduct what that punishment

may look like remains to be seen with the administration telling me we're just so close to graduation. >> reporting in san jose jack moment kron 4 news. >> and students at the university of san francisco where al also they were supposed to shut down the camp by 3 tuesday afternoon or face suspension or even expulsion. no one left students say they're prepared to continue camping after this. saturday's graduation, if their demands are not met. well the south bay ca san jose police. they're asking for your help try to locate his assault suspect. the 2 year-old julian martinez accused of pulling a young girl under a freeway overpass and sexually assaulting her back on april night, investigators say he was riding a dark colored bicycle. the girl managed to fight off martinez who then took off on the bite. on the peninsula. san mateo county man is in jail accused of having with a child younger than 14 years old. redwood city police say they arrested

19 year-old deandre gomez on tuesday in east palo alto. well, officers say that incident happened in redwood city. they're now investigating to see it. there are any more victims out there. teachers in santa clara county, they plan a rally this morning asking for better salaries. it's got and saratoga high school teachers. so the district is not paying them livable wages compared to get other school districts in santa clara county. the association is also asking for smaller class sizes for specially classes. the rally is going to take place this morning at 7.45? it's going to go through 8.15. still have a kron. 4 morning news care. not pages. the messages from community leaders, the san francisco on how they're dealing with over those deaths in the city. plus, a swim lasting more than 17 hours. >> we're going hear from the woman who swam almost 30 miles will san francisco for the far long island's. and we're going have that and we're also

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things. know, today, a man has been charged for the death of 2 women in san lorenzo to found dead inside their home on on the avenue earlier this month, alameda county district attorney's office charging howrey with 2 counts of murder was arrested in kansas is going to extradited to california. streaming company. they are closing their doors of their flagship san

francisco store after over 170 years, store will hold a liquidation sale starting friday. it will move its headquarters to palo alto. there's a new covid variant spreading and its name is flirt. many of the symptoms are similar to the previous variants of covid. doctors recommend everyone get an updated vaccine as are expected to see an uptick in summer cases. well, i'm a county fire with fish. ali declare the start of fire season. so a little more. the start the season by meeting with local homeowners, courage of them to plan ahead, a case of an emergency. alameda county fire says they're going to be increasing their staff for the next few months. well, it starts to heat up. talk a lot of parks because a new site of a south bay water park that's long been known as raging waters. >> the sign now reads, how about after serving the region for nearly 40 years, raging waters announced at the end of last summer they would not be renewing their lease because of low turnout. last february.

san jose city leaders approve a new lease and a contract for the new management of the water park. official opening date yet for call-up gouge. i used to go to raging waters growing up. so now goahead over go caliber and let's say open the door. i do get all the way of wind coming through of that water slide. sounds pretty nice for sure. and we are looking at a day today that if you are further inland anyways might be a good pool day. >> if you're closer to the coastline, it's just a pool of fog that you're looking at. blanket of cloud cover really sitting above the bay this morning. so it isn't having an impact on bridge level. we are seeing some visibility issues up north in the north bay end up in the santa cruz mountains. we have a little bit of drizzle out that direction. high pressure ridge firmly in place. this is contributing to the steady forecast that we've had. the jet is shut up, set up shop nearby, though. so we haven't been seeing that stagnant air necessarily fog at the coast. warm inland. it's a fairly

typical forecast marine. there's actually pretty shallow this morning that so should burn off pretty quickly. tomorrow morning, i'm expecting marine layer to actually be a little bit thicker and lower and could result in some more drizzle across the bay into your thursday. start now as far as today's daytime highs are concerned. we are in the 60's towards the coastline. 70's for most of the bay shore and then keeping those few 80's around further inland. carlos at 76 san jose at 82 degrees. pretty unchanged from yesterday. freeman through hayward in the 70's well, tri valley in the low 80's, ramon up to walnut creek in the 70's. while oakland, you reach 70's today after the past few days of 60's. vacaville, our warmest spot nearing 90 degrees, not quite getting there, though. looking ahead of our next 7 days. tomorrow's daytime highs pretty similar to today's. we do have a very slight cool down into the weekend. that's enough to take us down into the 70's for your warmest of highs by saturday and sunday. roadway wise

things are looking ok, now we do have an issue that is not affecting travel on the bay bridge. but if you are taking the off-ramp to get onto maritime grand avenue, that is right. but for the bay bridge toll plaza, there's an overturned big rig that has that off-ramp blocked. but if you're staying on the bridge itself, you will not be noticing that san mateo bridge and 12 minutes to make your crossing. while the richmond sandra fell as well as the golden gate bridge is are all moving along, just fine as well. right? all right, john, thank you for that. will the 5 year old boy drowned at bethel island on saturday has now been identified. >> his name is lucas from livermore. lucas is found in the water about 40 minutes after being reported missing he was taken to the hospital where he was later pronounced dead, according to a neighbor, the boy was visiting family at a housing complex. he was a water when he fell off the dock in the back of the home. you don't have any other details about the circumstances of that route. 8. they're not available at this time, but we will

continue to bring you updates as we learn more. we'll go. was city workers and union leaders rallied in oakland say hall yesterday. eu leaders demanding answers to allegations the city has failed to collect millions of taxes from businesses in oakland. officials estimate that nearly 35 million in unpaid business taxes still outstanding. some businesses failing to file their taxes altogether. you've got union leaders workers asking for more transparency and a better system when it comes to collecting taxes in the city of oakland. let's talk about san jose councilmember peter orton has introduced a new memo on tuesday in regards to new regulations for tobacco retailers throughout the city, the most direct staff to require a conditional use permit to operate vape and smoke shops to allow better enforcement against illegal activities. so just cannabis and magic mushrooms, sales the macombs dollar response to increased concerns about exposure to cannabis products,

other drugs to the growing number of smoke and vape shops in the city of san jose. the memo was unanimously approved by san jose mayor and city council. let's get a live look at sfo because a united airlines flight out of singapore down from san francisco is actually force to return due to engine troubles. the airplane is a boeing 7.87 more than 200 people on board at the time and it landed safely back at the singapore airport. that will be rebooked later on today on another flight. this is actually the latest in a series of incidents related to united airlines aircraft, many of which have involved sfo. 5.20, president, joe biden unveiling steep tariff increases on several chinese imports, including electric vehicle batteries, computer chips as well as medical products. we have watched your spotters on hudson breaking that all down for us. good morning. russia. rain a good morning to critics

of the president's plan say increasing tariffs on some chinese made goods will make them less affordable for americans. but the white house says this is all about trying to protect the american worker. >> joined by union workers in the rose garden tuesday. president biden signed sweeping new tears targeting chinese-made goods like electric vehicle batteries. computer chips and medical products for too long. it has been fair. the new measure will push u.s. tax on chinese still up to 25% chinese-made semiconductors will be hit with a 50% tariff electric vehicle. batteries will rise to 25% and chinese evs will have 100% tariff placed on them. i'm determined, but the future of electric vehicles we made in america by union workers. the white house says china has used anti-competitive economic practices for years that have hurt americans. but that will

change giving our workers and our businesses the chance. >> to continue to compete and to thrive. >> speaking outside of the courtroom, trump claimed biden is late to the but critics say it's the taxpayers who will have to pay when you raise tariffs. that means consumers pay more. and some of the states impacted by china's trade practices include 2 key, 2024 presidential states, wisconsin missed and michigan reyna. all right. thank you for the breakdown. there was shot. we still have a lot to get to this morning because a san francisco jewelry shop. >> the closing down and then moving away after nearly centuries in the city will talk about that coming up.

>> on the peninsula, chinese restaurant changing gourmet in palo alto. it's got to shutting down after nearly 40 years in business. the company says last day is this sunday and a social media post. owners think everyone it done with them. they say they hope to stay connected with the community. american eagle outfitters also closing their store in san francisco center. that's all according to filings on the state employment development website in september of last year, american eagle sued westfield for breach of the lease agreement overall, unsafe work conditions for employees. westfield announced it was leaving the downtown mall behind it since then, several other well-known stores included nordstrom's lego and

hollister decided to leave the san francisco center. american eagles last day open is june 12. the first time that we know of the swimmer made it all the way from san francisco to the fair lot okay. so if you want to know, that's what we're 29 miles. in 45 degree water. summers name is amy uphill. hans goats per and to complete the task. she swam for more than 17 hours. amy says the swimmers mainly a test of endurance and not speed. >> open water swimming is not about how that your it's about what you can were and what you can withstand and i have a very strong aptitude for the cold and i've always that's when that direction. i used the current to launch me out toward the island and then halfway through the women to begin was the beginning of the

of the actual hard part of this >> hats off to you, amy. so amy's down in the water, she is a pediatric intensive care nurse. >> so she is just doing amazing work in and outside of daily coming up next to the kron, morning news. we're talking about teachers in the south bay. they're rallying this morning. we'll tell you what they're asking for. and we now know exactly when approximately 1 million registered voters in alameda county. >> we'll get to decide whether or not district attorney or not district attorney pamela price. we'll you can't leave without cuddles. but, you also can't leave covered in hair. with bounce pet, you can cuddle and brush that hair off. bounce, it's the sheet.

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>> we're going on 5.30, year on a wednesday morning. hey, between the weather and dodging those allergens and a foot around on travel. has you covered in that apartment morning down that westerly breeze that just continues to keep us moderated. temperature-wise is also. >> making sure that pollen doesn't settle down too much. can a stirring things up out there. so you may notice a little bit of season, especially as these winds do push in that fog and low gray that you can see right here from the east bay hills. we are again seeing a blanket of low clouds from san jose up santa rosa. well, out through that parking is into the delta. most of this is sitting just above the at bayshore level bridge level you're actually doing. alright, visibility wise. there's those winds from the west that delta breeze pushing into conquered fairfield and vacaville. now temperatures are currently in the 50's much as we've started the past few mornings right back there to kick off this morning. petaluma at 51

oakland-alameda 54 later on today look for to daytime highs will be in the 70's to low 80's just as we've been saying the past few days. so not a whole lot of change going on here. as for your roads, overall, things are looking good. we are seeing the bay bridge unaffected by what is an overturned big rig on the maritime grand avenue exit, which is the overpass right before you get on up to the bay bridge toll plaza. in fact, you can see some blinking lights there in the distance as crews really try to upright that overturned big rig, san mateo bridge, 13 minutes to make your crossing. same as it was just a few minutes ago, richmond center fell pretty empty and the golden gate bridge little fog just above bridge level. now scaring visibility rain. all right, john, thank you for that. our top story. >> date has now been set for the recall election of alameda county district attorney pamela price. so voters are going to decide in that november. general election. now will tran live in alameda

with the latest on that will. so what are you learning? >> what the reason why they're doing it in the general election, november 5th, according to the board of supervisors and not a special election, which could have happened as early as august. it comes down to 2 things time. they don't think they can turn around quickly enough for august or even september and money. this is a cash strapped county and they simply cannot afford a special election. now, let me show you video of the meeting last night by the alameda county board of supervisors, dozens of people turned out on both sides of the issue. recall supporters and supporters of pamela price recall supporters believe that she is soft on crime and suspects and they want a special election in meeting every day that she is in office. she should not be as crime continues. and the suspects they claim are not being charged properly and they want that special

election. now, her supporters, including, of course, pamela price. they want general election because generally general elections, especially with the presidential election this november, more people turn out and with more people turning out, they have a bigger sample size and it actually helps people fighting against. i recall, meaning a stand-alone election helps recall supporters and a general election has more people more sample size and ultimately could help. pamela price. here's reaction on both sides of the issue. >> da price won her election fairly. it should be allowed to serve her entire term. this recall is ridiculous. so many businesses that are closing down because they are the da is not prosecuting. these criminals says the recall election. >> has violated the county charter. it is actually illegal and undemocratic all we want is justice. accountability for the

citizens. alameda county. >> okay. so let's talk about the money. a special election could cost anywhere between 15 20 million dollars. putting it on general election. what cost the county? 4 million dollars. so approximately as much as 16 million dollars in savings for alameda county. we do know that 960,000 registered voters in alameda county and again with a general election, more people turn out. we do expect pamela price to hold a news conference at 10 o'clock this morning with reaction with what happened late last night. but this is a win for her supporters as well as pamela price. back to all right. well, thank you for breaking all that down. we're going continue to follow this story throughout the morning. >> and again, at time of crisis believes going live 10:00am holding that press early. we'll just mention new this morning. teachers in the south bay. they're going to be only to rally this morning. they're asking for better

wages as their union returns to the bargaining table with the district got proffers. michael thomas live in los gatos with their story and what they're asking for michael morning. >> hi, good morning, everyone. that's right. there's going to be a handful of teachers and parents out here this morning saying that they really need more money and they can't afford to live in this district. in fact, they say they're getting paid less than everybody and the county. take a look. this is general video that we have for you as they break it all down. the set to happen at 7.45. this morning. it will inclute los gatos saratoga, high school district teachers association, all planning to rally for awareness here at los gatos high school asking again for better salaries the district isn't paying them livable wages, adding that most teachers are having to pick up second jobs just to survive in this area. the group is also asking for smaller class sizes when it comes to specialty classes saying it's about student safety and the teacher workload back out here live. one says teachers do get here. we are going to chat with them

and will continue to bring you the latest. i was back to live in the studio for now. >> all right, michael, thank you for that breakdown. there. so let's head of the peninsula because you've got hundreds of workers are protesters there. >> gathered on the sidewalk outside of the google developers conference in mountain view conference on tuesday. thousands in attendance of the nearby shoreline amphitheater. protesters blocked one of the entrances to that event. but attendees they were still able to get in. protesters say they are worried about project nimbus. it's a cloud computing effort by the israeli government. in partnership with google and amazon. protesters are worried that technology could be used against civilians in gaza for things like surveillance or even facial recognition. there. >> the message that we're trying send here is when the innovations and the beautifully and not things that are valley, martin people. that's not ok. we will

not >> kron 4, we did reach out to google for comment, but we haven't heard back so far. man suspected of shooting 2 women and a is a home earlier this month has now been arrested in kansas. alameda county district attorney's office charging howrey with 2 counts of murder. investigators found the woman dead inside of their home on durham and the avenue on may 4 after their members of their family have reported. neither have responded to phone calls or tech sence the end of april. investigators identified the suspect as read who they say was living with the women. was arrested in kansas has been brought back to california. in the east bay. a 22 year-old hayward man riding a scooter was killed. the fatal collision with a car. this all happened near the intersection of mission boulevard and orchard avenue last wednesday when officials arrived found the scooter rider unresponsive and with injuries, he had to be taken to the hospital where he died. the driver did not suffer any injuries. police say drugs or alcohol are not believed to be

factors in that crash. this is actually the city's 4th fatal collision of the year. well, a fine jewelry company closing their doors for good in san francisco after more than 170 years in business, she even company announcing it's moving its headquarters to palo alto. the shop open its doors in san francisco back in 18. 52 and they have moved several times until landing at their current spot on 150 post street, the store will hold a liquidation sale starting friday. health workers and community groups are now demanding san francisco to do more to prevent overdose deaths from happening. that includes the argument the problem is only made drug users face the risk of incarceration kron four's catherine heenan with that story. >> members of the group carried signs that said things like care, not cages in dealing with addicts. they argue against what they call

car several measures and other words, jail or prison time in 2023. >> we saw a crackdown on drug users. the sheriffs were activated to arrest. people use drugs in the heart of our city. 60% of those arrests involved. people of >> see the ways that disrupts people's lives and actually contributes to overdose deaths. >> district attorney brooke jenkins sees the problem in a very different light. i think the fact that we have enabled drug use that we have condoned it and we've allowed it is what has caused this problem to everyone that i talked to who is in recovery right now, it has been successful, said that it was the criminal justice system that really propelled to decide that treatment was what they needed for themselves. they had to be forced in a way to make that choice for what was best for them. and so that's all that we're trying to do is to make sure that we protect the most vulnerable from drug dealers,

but also use this system to try to to to influence people to choose a better life for themselves. coalition members argue that crackdown measures only lead to more overdoses. >> they say san francisco needs to spend more money on prevention, treatment and community care facilities and say treatment should be available on demand. no waiting. >> we put so many barriers in people's way from meeting to have id from meeting to show up at a certain place at a certain time of wait, lance. but among those agreeing that tougher measures are critical. >> supervisor matt dorsey, who has overcome his own drug problems, he says with progress being made to reduce street level drug scenes advocating to turn san francisco streets into arrest free for all of public drug use is a lunatic fringe and are key, not sound public health strategy. we have an

obligation. >> as a body of government to intervene and help people again choose to a life worth living. catherine heenan. >> kron. 4 news for your help. this morning. a new set of coronavirus variant known as flirt. >> sparking concerns about a potential uptick in covid cases this summer. they say for about 2 weeks in april, the variant made up about 28% of new cases in the u.s. ucsf infectious disease expert doctor peter chin-hong says many of the symptoms are similar to previous variants of covid. >> yeah, it's probably going to be very similar doesn't mean that everybody is going out of a mild you know, we're still seeing covid in the hospital, believe it or not, just not that just the lowest point in the pandemic. but common theme of everyone that i've seen last with serious diseases that they didn't get a single vaccine in the last year. >> doctor chin-hong is encouraging everyone to get an updated vaccine, particularly

older people. and those who are immune compromised. still ahead of the problem morning is a giant. >> they continue to struggle as they take on the dodgers at home. how they fared against hated rivals. we write that.

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kaye was a since been replaced and are back in service this morning. saturday. police asking for your help. they're trying to locate a assault suspect. 50 year-old julian martinez is accused of pulling young girl under freeway overpass, sexually assaulted her back on april 9th. oakland city workers are demanding answfter allegations city is filled to collect. 35 million in unpaid business taxes. union leaders and workers are asking for more transparency in a better system when it comes collecting taxes in the city. san jose city council unanimously approved resolution to regulate smoke vape shops in the city. the resolution directs staff to require a conditional use permit to operate bait and smoke shops. so he hopes this is going curb illegal activity such as cannabis and magic mushrooms. sales inside their stores. it is officially fire season in alameda county. >> and the fire crews in

livermore repairing for wildfire season that she toured the altamonte milton past area. they are vulnerable to fires because the high winds and dry vegetation, jazz and talk about those winds. that is a talk with the division chief corey ruffin. glenn, who says this area can get really dangerous this time around. >> this is one of the main arteries for bay area coming through his with a lot of vehicles. we have vehicle fires, cigarettes and then front of the window concert fired. >> the alameda county fire department says it's going to be increasing its staff for the next few months. property owners are advised to create defensible space around your homes and avoid fire hazards like mowing grass in the early mornings rather than later in the afternoon. all right. johnson talking about those winds. they're here queso only other kicking up those allergens, but also that that fire concerns. welcome morning. just yeah. i know that was last week when we're looking at those dry offshore winds. if it were later the year, those are the recipe for not good fire weather.

>> the good news about the winds that we are seeing right now is at least a dozen onshore breeze. and that's pushing some of that ocean cool their direction. that's the cloud cover. and that's the cooler temperatures near the coastline. another blanket of the low grade this morning. high pressure ridge to the west low moved off to the east and what we have here is your normal. late spring summer set up by little may gray as we call it fog towards the coast. that burns off in this case a little bit sooner. it's a very thin marine layer this morning. so we're going to get that sunshine pretty quick tomorrow. i'm expecting a bit more of a dense marine layer and that could actually result in some drizzle to start the morning for your thursday tomorrow. as for today, daytime highs will be in the 60's for san francisco and for most of the coast, a lot of 70's along the bay shore today and a few more 80's on the map. i alluded to the fact that today was going to be just a touch warmer than yesterday. and you can see that. but really only by like one to 2 degrees. it is such a minimal difference. heyward at

74 oakland, barely macon, 70 degrees today, concord and pittsburg in the low 80's, small vacaville or warmest spot, just shy of 90 degrees. now, tomorrow's temperatures around the same as today's just a very slight cool down on into the weekend, dropping back into the 70's. as for your roads right now, bay bridge is unaffected by overturned big rig on the maritime grand avenue exit. you can actually see the blinking lights as crews try to correct that overturned big rig there in the very left or the right hand of the screen. 13 minutes to make your crossing otherwise on the bay bridge and things are doing just fine. there. san mateo bridge at 13 minutes as well as you've been holding the past few minutes, both the richmond center fell and the golden gate unaffected by traffic, but definitely seeing some great overhead right now. all right, john, thank you for let's head to the north bay because one person had to be taken to the hospital with minor injuries. >> after a two-car collision in napa. the crash happened on wooden valley road and mocked a pretty early yesterday

morning impacts of one of the cars off the road, colliding into a tree. and a catholic man is struck and killed. 86 year-old man last thanksgiving sentenced to more than 12 years in prison, according to police data and lopez was intoxicated when crashed into 2 cars. the first incident, a treat boulevard oak grove road. police responded to that first car crash. 06:49pm and they later found out a second crash happened right near oak grove in ryan. rhodes. that's where 86 year-old thomas o'connell was a passenger o connell was taken to the hospital where he later died. lopez of the leno pleaded guilty to vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated. on the peninsula. 2 people, including a minor, are rested for allegedly robbing 2 postal mail carriers over the weekend. first one happened saturday and elma at an apartment complex on old county roll right near el camino, real. this is after one 30 in the afternoon. police say the suspects

allegedly through the mail carrier to the ground forcefully. 2 1% of postal service keys officers later get reported. another similar robbery this time in palo alto on lima court. this is near laguna avenue. they determined it was the same suspects in the bill mott incident. the suspect led police on a brief pursuit before being caught. they say one of them is from sacramento. both suspects were booked with several felony charges. governor newsom toren a new facility redwood city that will soon expand to house people that are experiencing behavioral health challenges. he says plans are in place for similar facilities to go up after voters narrowly passed prop one back in march. the governor promises 6.4 billion dollar bond is going allocate money towards treatment facilities and 11,000 plus behavioral health beds. >> we need to do better and do more. and we need to all held to a higher level of

accountability. i've never been more enthusiastic about our prospects to actually make a dent in address the issue of what happened on the streets and sidewalks in the state that i am today. these next 2 to 3 years will be transformation. >> critics have argued problem is just going to throw more money at the problem. times. now five-fifteen after the heartbreaking loss monday night, the giant they were looking redeem themselves against the dodgers last night. sports director jason dumas has that story. >> the giants and dodgers played a tight game on monday night. it went into extras. the giants fought hard, but they're getting to the point of the season to where they can no longer afford moral victories. they have to get winds before they find themselves in a hole. they can not dig themselves out of. well, they didn't start digging on tuesday night. giants dodgers game 2. >> brock purdy in the house. all right. he's a quarterback. so, you know, he's throwing a dart. there's probably some

heat behind that pitch, but it was a little high rock. holly, good fun. top of the 4th most core shohei ohtani. this is why said show me the money. this offseason. that is bomb. one, nothing. all righty later indiana dodgers up 3 gavin he send this one to right center. no one is going to get it. lux in the 3rd with a triple capping off a four-run for top of the 9th dodgers up 7 oscar hernandez. so jean duley, who is their typical center fielder, he has a little more range than matos. i think he might have been able to get to >> couple more runs come in to score. dodgers. go on defeat. the giants tended to san francisco will will look to avoid the sweep on wednesday. already. that's a look at sports. that coming up in the

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>> right now, the kron 4 morning news. the recall election of alameda county district attorney pamela price is officially on as leaders have finally set a date

teachers in the south bay plan to rally today demanding better pay and smaller class sizes and thieves target a test. the charging station in the north bay taking off with peoples. >> from the bay area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 6. >> good morning and thanks for waking up with us. nice and early on wednesday and and i'm james, we've got lots to talk to talk to. got plenty of people talk to bless to talk about this morning, too. >> whether chief among them, yeah, it was a little misty and my neck of the woods this morning. it was just heavy fog. john may be on the coast. yeah. for most of us, it's a >> looking some of the great but for a lot of us like daria, we are seeing some misty spots out there specially near the coastline where that foggy blanket is a little extra debts looking outside from san jose. you've even got a blanket of that cloud cover overhead. good news. that bridge level most of our bridges are doing, ok, as far as