morning news. it doesn't protesters arrested after taking over a building near people's park in berkeley. the man convicted of attacking paul pelosi with a hammer set to be sentenced this morning. we're live at the courthouse. and oakland's mayor says the city is making progress in curbing crime. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning and thanks for waking up with us friday daria and i'm james. let's start the hour with a check of your friday forecast. it see what the traffic like out there on the road. feels like same old. not that that's bad like great in the morning and sunny in the afternoon. yeah, this is that time of year that the same old, same old kind of takes hold. and that's exactly what we're seeing again this morning with a little bit of

greatest art. >> and more sunshine to finish the day even found a peek of sunshine. i happen bay this morning. take a look at this view that we have down there. and this is about the sunniest. it's been this early in the morning in a while. so nice to see a little bit of that. we actually did see fog sitting a little bit higher this morning. so less visibility issues and it's burning off pretty quickly. winds are a little calmer than yesterday, which is a bit of a cherry on top tier friday. temperatures in the 50's pretty much across the board. brentwood in concord at 59 oakland at 56 petaluma and santa rosa at 53 right now later on today, we'll get into the 70's for almost everyone except for the coastline where we'll stay in the 50's to 60's right now. all right, john, thank you for at the time has gone on. a traffic has gradually gotten better and better over time. >> the 10 minute ride into the city. now we started off a little slow this morning, as you can see, things are making a stark improvement. 13 minutes in the san mateo bridge, which refill around 8 minutes, golden gate bridge

around let's check on those highways. you can see 80 traveling to the east bill, every villain, berkeley area. that's the slowest this morning. she had a whole lot of green on the map. darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot rain. a 901. and today the man who hit paul pelosi and his san francisco home with a hammer. he's going to be he is could face up to 50 years in prison. >> kron four's will tran following the story for us live outside the federal courthouse in san francisco. >> well, >> it will happen in one hour behind me, james, at the federal courthouse with a federal judge. well, ultimately decide what's going to happen to david de pap. he was convicted last year, but today is his sentencing day. we do know that he was convicted of assaulting an immediate member of a federal official that being paul pelosi as well as attempted kidnapping of a federal official. that being then speaker of the house, nancy pelosi. so let me show you the video. this all went down 17

months ago before october 28th nobody ever heard of david de pap. but that change in the overnight hours when he went into the pelosi's home in san francisco, looking for nancy pelosi, she was not home. paul pelosi was home. that's when he confronted paul pelosi, paul pelosi, discreetly managed even though he was facing david happy managed to discreetly called the san francisco police department they arrived at the scene wednesday. got to the door. they saw the past and pelosi. they also saw a dip app with a hammer in his hand, told him to drop it. and that was when to pat hit paul pelosi 3 times on his head fracturing his skull. in fact, paul pelosi woke up in a pool of his own blood, still recovering from his injuries. he was convicted of that and he faces up to 50 years. prosecutors are asking

40 years believing he has shown no remorse during the trial and in fact, that he was bragging about it and this troubles are far from over because after this, he also will be tried in state courts because state prosecutors also want to go after him. and then after that, let's just play this all out. they probably won't do it because by the time he gets out of federal prison he gets 40 years, he'll be 83 years old. immigration officials have already talked about deporting him because he was in the united states illegally. is a canadian resident who came into the united states in 2008 on a six-month visa. and of course overstated. so he never should have been in the u.s. in the first place to attack pelosi. we'll let you know what happens in court during our 10 o'clock newscast. how many years will spend in federal prison? >> back all right. thanks a lot. we'll 904, is the time a

multi-vehicle crash killed at least one person this morning. chp says it happened a little after midnight on eastbound 5.80, right near grand avenue. the off-ramp there, one of the cars overturned. police haven't released any details about the person who died. >> the looking for a driver who hit and killed a man. the man's body was found wednesday night near 80 on lewelling boulevard west of embers way whoever hit him took off. they have not come up with a suspect description or car at this point. >> okay. turning to another big story that we're following. those pro palestinian demonstrators may now be facing new charges are happening as we know on cal campuses in these demonstrators were arrested last night because they broke into a vacant building. the euro cal kron four's dan thorn explains. pro-palestinian protesters facing off with a large number of police outside of the and ahead building near uc berkeley.

>> officers had just cleared out another group of protesters who are occupying the abandoned space thursday night. at least a dozen of those people were taken away in handcuffs. they're now possibly facing charges of vandalism, trespassing and destruction of property. just a day earlier, police had called the takeover of the vacant building a crime beyond the police barriers, people chanted to free palestine, a recent graduate of uc berkeley says he's all for the protests but was not fully on board with this occupation. i mixed opinions about this, but i'm proposing, you know, i think they're doing a good, good work here, michael. the investments mission they have going at one point, protesters did get close with officers trying to move the perimeter back, but it did not escalate from there. that was dan thorn reporting. >> and this is several blocks away from what was going at sproul hall. don't think they're connected now. they don't. that's where protesters

set up in chemistry weeks ago. more on that to come in a little bit. meanwhile, up in the north bay, following a few days of controversy, sonoma state university president mike lee has decided to retire. >> this comes after csu administrators put him on administrative leave for insubordination after made a deal with protesters without checking with his bosses. so the chancellor, the csu system, says the president mike lee's agreement was made without the appropriate approvals. that agreement included an academic boycott. israeli universities. now we spoke with some students there on campus who support the former president's agreement. they think his punishment was unfair. >> i support the president and i 3 months against genocide, kind of crazy. how a statement about lake ending genocide is like. crazy, crazy thing that has put someone on leave. >> well, student activist groups said the agreement late out in a three-page letter was a win for them. but it was

clearly controversial. there were others on campus who viewed portions of it as anti-semitic. >> the nature of the program being in southwest asia, north african studies was made without consulting with subject matter. experts in the middle east of whom i consider myself. one of them is done a really good job up until now as president. i think that he did not handle this this situation. well, but i personally would hope you'd be given another chance. >> as we know this morning, he has decided to retire. csu appointed. nathan evans as the acting president of sonoma state. their graduation is scheduled for tomorrow. >> and the university of california is also responding to its workers who voted to authorize a strike because they were upset about the way that the cow campuses have been handling demonstrations, especially this one that happened at ucla, melissa mattel, the associate vice president of systemwide labor relations for the university of california says that this is illegal. she says, quote, uaw is decision to strike over non labor issues.

>> violates the no strike clause of their contractors. you see and says the dangerous and far-reaching precedent that social political and cultural issues no matter how valid that are not labor related can support a labor strike. >> it is 908, right now. and the mayor of oakland is talking about how she says the city is making progress in fighting crime. yes, in fact, she said that they're also making some headway to when it comes to tackling homelessness with kron four's. catherine heenan with that. >> people are accepting housing. the mayor talked about the fact that in the latest count, homelessness grew by 9% in oakland. those numbers released just this week, but at least the rate is slowing down. 9% does not sound as drastic. when you consider the city's homeless population grew. 47% from 2017 to 2019. and 24% between 2019 and and so this 9% increase is

actually a significant success shows that we are, you know, closing some of these >> homelessness issues. of course, there's still so much to be done. i we can walk out the street still see encampments. and so that's our job is never done until everyone is brought inside in our streets. a in clear of encampments. >> she says oakland is working on making modular housing permanent and that federal housing help is coming in forms that are easier to when i advocate at the federal level for a voucher ys, we're advocating for playspace voucher so that it's easier for people to redo bc the section 8 vouchers that they don't have to go and find it. >> a land where that would take it that it's attached to housing units. as for the improved crime numbers recently released one number not being celebrated is the fact that residential robbery is up 110%. >> that translates to 42 home robberies so far this year

compared to 20 in the same period last year. >> you know, i know that it's like it's it sounds scary. when you say 110% increase. but mind you, you know, you come from already a very small amount of numbers for you today. and and, you know, and the you know, tick in certain states certain categories, we're hyper focus on those categories. catherine heenan kron, 4 news. >> its 9.10, and happening right now. highway one in big sur is back open to traffic part of the highway collapsed. you might remember in march after we had such a wet winter and just the side gave way and crumble. miss about a half mile away north from the main a famous bixby bridge. >> so it's been a big for tourism and for locals having the area closed. but they're going to open. it does still going to have signals for traffic control, allowing one-way alternating traffic in each direction. and then the whole thing, the permanent repair. it's in the design phase now and they think it will be done by the spring of 2025. its 9.11. and still

ahead on the kron 4 morning news there's some questions about how much money san francisco should spend if any on. >> the pandas that are supposed to be coming into the zoo from china will have the latest on that. >> and we're going to hear from a man who's been running in the bay to brears race for now. it will be 50 years. we'll see how he's so excited for what's coming up this sunday. >> how to check if your password and other personal information has been breached. plus, tips to protect your online accounts.

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see how the weather is going to be this weekend. we've got a good kind of like what we're seeing behind us and what we see past couple days, john. yeah, definitely going to be a consistent weekend for us. i know rain is tracking a hot spot out there. but nothing too in this forecast. we are looking at steady, smooth, sailing weather the next several days. transamerica building sitting under what is still a blanket of cloud cover. but i see some peaks of blue out there that cloud cover has been a bit higher aloft this morning and it's burning off fairly quickly. so we had less visibility issues and now we're seeing sunshine even sooner. high pressure is actually even more distant from us. so there's really no sinking stagnant air. that's been nice for air quality. the bad thing, though, that fog has been pushing it along with some cool ocean air and that means that wind stirring up some pollen. so allergies will continue to be an issue over the weekend. sunshine this afternoon. and 70's will entice you to get outside allergies or not. tomorrow morning, another morning of the fog before it burns off into the middle of the morning. and we see some more

sunshine tomorrow afternoon. daytime highs remain in the 50's to 60's in sf 4 bay to breakers on sunday. expect a very similar conditions and a very pleasant jogging forecast for you getting out there. daytime highs elsewhere, 60's to 70's saying carlos, up to 73 today, south bay temperatures rising into the upper 70's know low 80's in the south bay today, although we do have a couple of them barely hanging on in antioch, in vacaville oakland, up to richmond, you'll be in the upper 60's. same for you. and allay today. tomorrow, all the way through monday. temperatures remaining steady, very little change going on here tuesday. a little bit of a warm-up. but by just a couple of degrees enough to get a few of our inland spots back to the 80's right now. all right, john, thank you for that little crack in accident along southbound 6.80. >> north of your own mom, a creek. so you can see little slowing there as you're traveling along 6.80. 24, though, not impacted the night before. we're not seeing any major issues there. so again,

southbound 6.80, north of geary wrote other highways and bridges to look good. 10 minutes into the city. no major delays there. mateo bridge just short of 14, 80 to 101. if your traveling along of the south bay. 33 minutes 2.80, looks good along with 2.37. and san leandro down to milpitas. you start to slow down just as you're heading for ema. soon as you get past that little the congestion, pat, you make a good time. alright, back to you. thanks. a lot and also you should know if you're driving around highway. 37 is going to be closed. >> this weekend, you can use it today. but by tonight between sonoma solano counties, you can't go that way because they're still working on a repaving project. so they're going to have detour starting now. this from highway 37 highway one. 21 at the interchange near sears point starting at 10:00pm tonight and then it will run until 05:00am monday morning. saint andrew missionary baptist church needs your help to rebuild from this fire.

that happened. it's a designated landmark in oakland and they've been helping the community since the 19 0, 6, earthquake. and now they're asking for donations to help recover from this fire that caused a lot of damage. go to kron 4 dot com. we have a link on our web site of if you're interested. >> pickleball and tennis players in san francisco could soon have to pay $5 to reserve some courts in the city. park. officials voted wednesday night to require the feat when people make an online reservation at 22 of their 55 courts, you can find a full list of those courts on our website kron 4 dot com. as for the fee plan, it will now go to the city's board of supervisors for a final vote. will let you know if it's ultimately passed. >> a website is helping people find out if their information was compromised in a data breach and what to and today's tech smart rich demuro explains how it works. >> another day, another data breach. here's a letter att recently sent to customers

saying their information was released on the dark web. so when we say things like it saying you cannot be removed from the 18 t data breach because tens of thousands of people have it now because it's published only is that easily downloadable planning. troy hunt runs a website called have i been it's a way to check if your personal information and passwords have been exposed. as of tonight is 767 data breaches in including leaks from facebook. adobe, linkedin, dropbox and more. problem is when your password is exposed in a breach, hackers try to use it to log into other websites mask order might add. it's time really, really volumes and suddenly because used to pass cross someone's now into social media council, whatever else it might we've few freeze as pensions, which is why it's so important to use a password manager to create strong, unique passwords for every site. so you never get to

remember 100 plus pass puts so that you make. so what most people do is to i like my dog and i went to university and this year so they fall is not possible use everyone. there is a password alternative called pass keys where your phone approves loggins. but this can be confusing, especially sinking across various devices. and we're trying sort of dragged people from something very familiar, nice views through to something that's much more secure china hunt believes it's just a matter of time before the next breach i think we're judging companies look by the that a data breach and more about have handled it. and if your information is already out there, there's not much you can do to pull it back. services that claim to remove your personal information online. typically only deal with sites like people finders and data brokers. so my concern is they well intentioned they do a good job of taking. you have the least dangerous places, but they come to take you out of the west places. if your info is on the dark web, it's usually there for good, which is why prevention is key. if

you want to link to the website, have i've been poned. you can find it on mine. just go to rich on tech dot tv. >> that's rich on tech. i'm rich demuro. >> 9.20 is the time the transportation security administration says he's ready for their. they're ready for the busy summer travel season ever beginning with the upcoming memorial day holiday. they say between may 23rd to may 29th. the tsa expects to screen more than 18 million passengers at airport checkpoints across the country next friday. they say they expected to be the busiest day for the long memorial day weekend with 3 million people saying they're going to fly. >> there will be some days the summer that we will likely see 3 million travelers in our screening checkpoints across the country are records. about 2.9 million. but we expect 3 or 3.1 million travelers on most likely during the busiest during the court's summer in in july and early part of august.

>> so far this year, the tsa says passenger travel is up 8%. 7 of the 10 busiest passenger screening days in tsa history have been in the past 12 months with 2 of them being just last week. we're going take a break. coming up on the kron 4 morning news lawmakers have decided the fate of more than 1000 bills will tell you which ones made the cut.

liz neeley: you know, you've probably heard it said that some people have to hit rock bottom before they really come to the lord and give him their life. and that's what happened. i probably had a lot of anxiety at that point about my future,

but as i began to study the word and a lot of dr. stanley's teachings and sermons, i began to realize that, through the love of jesus, god saved me for a purpose. >> we're back at 9.24. and if you've hired these 3 men for any roofing work over the last year, you've probably been scammed. that's according to san mateo police. they're looking for possible victims of these 3. they say the group

posed as contract workers and overcharged elderly residents for unfinished or in some cases unnecessary work altogether. police say the suspects used at least 2 different names for their company. at one point, they went by statewide roofing and siding and then they went by roofing and masonry. the first reported scam was in november of last year. the most recent back on may 8th, all 3 men now been booked into san mateo county jail. >> for your health this morning, california has a new mental health website where you can connect with crisis services, counseling treatment, and real-time support. it's mental health dot ca dot gov. and it's a one-stop shop for anybody who needs mental and behavioral health resources from children. 2 older adults, and they also have information there about proposition one, which is going to increase the number of mental health and addiction treatment facilities in the state. deaths from drug overdoses in the country are down now for the first time in

5 years, according to the cdc data shows about 107,000 people died of overdoses in 2023, which is 3% less, died in 2022. so they say that the numbers are going in the right direction. prescription pain meds were once the driving force of drug overdose deaths in the u.s.. then it was heroin. and now it's fentanyl. its 9.25. coming up next on the kron. 4 morning a woman is found dead in her home in the north bay. we're going to tell you why police think >> that her son did it.

>> its we're looking at a gorgeous day out. there can complain. no, i mean, maybe it's a little we well, you know, if we good morning. yeah, i know it's like, whoa, you know, it is a little chillier morning. so it's ok, this is about that. but our afternoons are to complain about. i mean, we're looking at some 70's out there today. lots of sunshine, even a little bit cooler than yesterday was feels pretty good. we're looking outside of the east bay hills right here. still a blanket of cloud cover overhead that is quickly burning off that marine layer was sitting at the higher this morning see didn't have too much visibility issues. temperatures will be affected by wind still pushing in from the coast, helping to keep things moderated. that's those 50's during your morning hours in the 60's to 70's later in

the day. hardly any 80's. and today's forecast just 2 spots in the bay barely make an 80 degrees later on. so most of us will spend the day in the 60's to 70's with a good dose of sun right john, thank you for that. well, for the most part, things have been good, but we do have an accident. this is along southbound 6.80, north of gary road and walnut creek. you can see the delay that we're seeing there. and if you are trying to take away for or even 24, you see that that's not really impacting united those highways. okay. the bay bridge right now a 10 minute ride. things are looking good. no accidents on either of our bridges. our 7 to bridge around 13 to 80 to 1, 0, one. 88 won a one on the peninsula site. you're making great time. >> 8 minutes, richard somerville bridge in golden gate bridge. round 20 minutes. darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot rain us 9.30, and a north bay community is shaken because police found a woman's body in her home in rio vista when they went for a welfare check and they think the son of that woman. >> he's the one who killed or we've got ruined shadix with the story.

>> there was tension between the mom and the son. he was living here for 2 months. he was emotionally. stable, worried neighbors on birch ridge drive in the trilogy. retirement community called rio vista. police said senior in a while. >> after their 78 year-old neighbor haven't been seen for several days. there was a conflict. something was boiling there and it. >> when you know a boiled over cops got the call requesting to check on the elderly woman yesterday evening. they were met at the door by the woman's 57 year-old son when additional officers arrived. he tried to stop them from. >> checking the residence to check the welfare of that's when the altercation ensued. they try to move to physically block them from getting to doorway. officers conducted this sweep of residents founder deceiving.

>> she was a very nice lady, rhea vista. police ended up arresting the sun on suspicion of homicide. he's identified as jeffrey 8. nick seen here on the megan's law website. he is a convicted offender. in my experience as a veteran law enforcement officer. >> normal people do not kill their mothers. it's a very mitch. violent crime. it's it's one of the, you know, so one of the worst murders you can do the killing of of a parent or child. there are many unanswered questions as to why and how this happened. but chief john maser says the investigation is active and under way. >> he commended the victims, neighbors for getting involved and contacting them. this came to light because we had some concern. neighbors. >> those neighbors called us to investigate and had they not done that, this could have potentially gone completely undetected. things may have

transpire. where would have been almost impossible for us to know what happened. i'm not afraid to to step up fun. see what needs to be done. you know, there's no harm. asking for help. you either get it. and something works out. are there's a good result? you know, either either way and have something have to be to growing niche. addicks kron, 4 news. >> well, 9.32 is the time. and in the east bay, one person has died after a triple shooting in richmond. it happen may 11th on pullman avenue, right near carlson boulevard. that's where richmond police found 3 people who'd been shot. one of them died at the scene. no word on the condition of the other victims. but police are looking for those suspects. now. >> well, late for man is accused of assaulting his girlfriend last month. and san leandro. the assault happened.

april 19th and haas avenue in san leandro when police got there, the victim had injuries to her face and she told the police that her boyfriend held her against her will and sexually assaulted her. he was arrested wednesday by undercover detectives in fremont and they say that he confessed during an interview. now he faces charges. >> man who was hit and killed by suspected driver and fremont earlier this month has now been identified. police identified him as 26 year-old tony la fyi now of oakland. he was hit and killed on may. 3rd was on fremont boulevard. the driver who hit him crashed into a traffic pole and was arrested for suspected dui. his family has put together a gofundme campaign to cover the funeral costs. the victim leaves behind his pregnant wife and 3 children. this is fremont's first traffic fatality of the year. >> its 9.34 and now we the man who was killed riding a bike in hayward. it was 22 year-old

say rahm gala, poly and he was living in hayward is riding an e-bike on may 8th near mission boulevard when he was struck by a vehicle and he was taken to the hospital. he ended up dying there 2 days later, gallop ali was a graduate student from india and he was pursuing his master's degree in computer science at cal state east bay. he is the 4th person to die in a fatal collision in hayward this year. people who work for an oakland hotel are rallying today to get their money. that's what they last october, radisson hotel was found to have committed wage theft against 120 workers withholding $400,000 and the old in department of workplace and employment standards ordered the hotel to compensate the employees, but they say they have not yet seen a dime. that rallies going to be at the radisson hotel. the oakland airport, one on any sav, a new at 1 o'clock this afternoon.

>> well, at least one san francisco city supervisor is pushing back on the plans to bring giant pandas to san francisco this week. supervisors discussed paying for the care and transportation of those animals. mayor london breed previously asked the group to pass a resolution that would allow various city departments to start raising money from private entities. but supervisor also ash a stuff it who is running for mayor argues that money would be better spent funding programs for the youth and the unhoused. >> so this is about prioritizing our future. this is about prioritizing our children over pandas. and if we can rally to fund a home for pandas, we certainly can rally to raise money for essential programs that impact every single corner of this city. >> we'll pan to fund raising efforts. probably wouldn't begin until at least mid-june at the earliest. there's still no timeline on when these pandas would come to san francisco. >> time 9.36 and state lawmakers are now trying whittle down the legislation. they want to move on and what

they are going to give up on they made a number of decisions already. capitol correspondent eytan wallace has the story. >> well, just take a look at all of these pages featuring a list of bill after bill after bill that got taken up. as you can imagine, lawmakers whose bills made it through say they're relieved while others, his bills faced a different outcome, say they're disappointed. >> environmental advocates making their voices heard outside the state capitol urging support for a package of bills they believe will help california phase out fossil fuels. all of it taking place on what's known as suspense day on this day, the assembly and senate appropriations committees considered 1009 bills that could have fiscal impacts on the state. specifically their piece of legislation that would require the state to spend at least $50,000 from the general fund or $150,000 from another special fund. all

the more significant this year as the state faces with the governor believes is a 27.0. 6 billion dollar deficit do pass among the bills that advanced ab 27 16 by some one member isaac bryant. the proposal would impose a $10,000 daily fine against oil wells if they're near communities and producing less than 15 barrels per day. but i talked to the oil industry, don't often do about the stripper wells. they told me the environmental impact is the same furlough producing wells and high producing wells. >> so why are we allowing these low producing wells to even exist? another proposal of his to enshrine into the california constitution, the right to clean air and water. also advanced on the republican side, a bill by bakersfield senator shannon grove to classify the solicitation of a child for is a felony. >> made it through as well. and while more than 60% of bills did make it through, many did not among the killed bills. one that would have created a medicare for all types system in california.

another that would have required an employer to provide employees with the right to disconnect after work and one that would have limited fixed utility bill charges to reparations bills by senator steven bradford calling for housing in property tax assistance for descendants of black enslaved americans also failed. always your reaction. i disappointment, property ownership. that's how we build generational wealth in this country african-americans have been denied. >> ownership to redlining restrictive covenants. it's just a challenging budget time. and so we need to be responsible, responsible taxpayers money. so that's why we had to make some tough calls today. >> and as for the bills that did advance, now they move from their house of origin to the other house, only with the approval there. can they make it to the governor's desk reporting at the state capitol, a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >> if you live in martinez, you may notice flaring this month. the martinez refining company is finishing major project for maintenance >> last month.

>> they started to work on this equipment, kind of getting everything fired back up and the processing units they want to -akensure they're in good shape. and they say flares could be part of this. they say that it's a way for the system to safely manage access, combustible gases while burning them off efficiently and effectively. they are hoping to minimize or prevent any flaring during the process. but you should know it is possible more than 70 million dollars. they say has also gone into upgrading their equipment. has more electric vehicles are driving throughout california. less gas tax revenue is coming in and that means there's less money for road repair. so what's the state do now to try to make up the difference? well, one of the things they're doing is they're doing a study. so they're recruiting 800 drivers to participate in this and see if it will work at 6 months long. and if you agree to do this, you're required to pay road charges every month based on the number of miles they drive the state then plans to pay each driver about $400 in gift cards for participating. and also you will get a gas tax

refund at the end of the study, if you're interested in reading more about it or signing up, you can go to see a road charge dot com. the program starts next year. >> well, the new trader joe's is set to open today valley, the popular grocery chain is adding its 7th location in san francisco district supervisor. y dean preston said in a quote, we are thrilled to fill this long vacant space with a grocery store. after all these years, the location on fulton street in his valley has been subject to encampments that had vandalism there over the years. so neighbors we spoke with said they are thrilled that something's being done with that space and that they have options. now closer to them store hours will be 9 in the morning till 9 at night. 7 days a week. we'll take a break here at night. 41. but still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news students from the peninsula got the opportunity to take a trip. >> to oakland airport and see how that whole process work

even got on the simulated flight to hawaii. we'll tell you what it's all about. the a's didn't manage to avoid a sweep. well on the road in houston, unfortunately, we're going to take a look at the highlights coming up in just a moment. >> and a mixed bag of clearing and cloud cover across the bay area this morning. up in the sierra, you've got all the sunshine, though, today into tomorrow, be the warmest days p at lake tahoe. cooli after that into sunday and monday. >> and the good news accident along southbound 6.80, in walnut creek is now clear. lanes are back open, so lanes are back open, so announced the flow

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a's finishing up their series with the astros. they were hoping to break their four-game losing streak. our sports director jason dumas takes a look at what happened. >> the a's came into thursday's game. having lost 4 straight. they're looking to salvage a win and avoid the sweep. >> in houston they're trying to stay optimistic amid recent skid, the vibes are a bit divides. haven't been great. bottom of the 3rd, no score bases loaded for younger diaz and that's going to find the gap in left center field. >> space is cleared. afros. grab a 3, nothing lead later in the inning. after is up by 4, 1, off or joey loperfido that was a swing. but it was effective. golf 2 run bomb. that capped off a six-run 3rd inning a's fall 8 to their 5th straight loss street. they will head to kansas city to take on the royals. so not a great stretch for the a's. all

that's a look at sports. >> all right. that's a l as for the giants. by the way, i started series again with the rockies. first pitch for that is 7 o'clock tonight, ok, that will be home at oracle park. >> and we'll see what the weather is going to be for today and the weekend ahead john, with a look at that morning. good weather you. definitely want to bundle up a little bit because that sea breeze is going to be persistent. as has been all week in san francisco, san jose. you had a very nice forecast. the past few days been holding on to some 80's today. you get the sunshine, but you're also taking a dip into the 70's for your daytime highs. cooling off a little bit closer to much of the rest of us across the bay area. now temperatures will be kept cool over the next several days by a persistent westerly wind, high pressure ridge not immediately built up over head. so it is helping to keep us dry. but what it's not doing is resulting in anything close to a heat wave. we are actually a little bit below average as we work our way into the weekend. cloud cover remains pretty tied up along the coastline while elsewhere

in the bay. it's all about the sun this afternoon as you fully expect tomorrow morning does come along with the dose of logue ray and fog burning off by midmorning tomorrow. now today's daytime highs will be comfortable for the city if you're heading to bay to breakers on sunday, it's going to look a lot like this to so pretty good jogging weather 50's 60's for the rest of the coastline. where is the rest of the bases? mostly 60's to 70's. and as i mentioned, san jose in the santa clara valley, which had been in the 80's dips into the 70's today. temperatures in the east bay, whether you're inland or bayshore mostly in the 70's oakland up to richmond, you'll be in the upper 60's. same for you and delay help while antioch in vacaville are only 2 spots barely reaching the low 80's. tomorrow's temperatures continue this trend of 70's both inland and along the bay as will see through sunday and monday as well next week. not changing too much. just a touch warmer towards tuesday. rain. all right, john, thanks for that. they can get time on our bridges this morning under 14

minutes across the bay bridge, san mateo and richmond, sandra fell. >> will be a good time to go out and get some things done. one of the south, a 32 minute ride. 85 to menlo park will to 80 82 end to 37. nice and light. so angela, down to 37 to 28 minute ride. if you're choosing between through oakland, both for in the green, good choices right now along 80, you are just a little congested as soon as you get past richmond into berkeley, things start to slow down. watch oakland smooth sailing again. it will even look at highway for antioch into kuchar. a 16 minute ride reaches back to you. >> thank you very much. rain in i 47 the time oakland woman has been charged with felony assault after an unprovoked attack on another woman at a convenience store. he's on wednesday. the jessica blasi followed a woman into the store on 23rd street in oakland and according to police immediately began attacking her with what officers say was a bag filled with a bottle of jack daniels. the entire incident was caught on store surveillance footage.

blasi was taken to jail and is still awaiting her sentencing. well, police in san francisco are looking for a man who they say tried to kidnap an 11 year-old boy in the mission. investigators say that boy was walking to a bus stop near 20th and mission streets wednesday afternoon when a man driving a van approached him. they say that man pushed the boy into the van, tried to close the door, but the boy was able to fight off the kidnapper and run away again. they're looking for that kidnapped or this morning. it's 9.40, a and this weekend, a big tradition around the bay. it is the bay to breakers in san francisco on sunday where you can. >> jog, run walk. what are you the dance to the finish line for all they care is just a bunch of fun. a lot of people dress up in costumes including pete shaw. this will be the 50th time he's participated. he's been doing it since 1975. >> more than ever. it's the people and it's it's the racecourse itself. it's so fantastic. going through

golden gate park and getting down to the beach. it certainly has helped me a read foreigner, knee surgeries. the last was in 2006 and a doing pretty well. 5 decades is nothing right >> 5 decades live by would have fun. and you could some of the costumes that he's worn in the past. and check this one out he and his friends stressed up his dogs and had a big float and everything and actually won for best costume, which is pretty big honor, james. this is the year 2000 when they did that, they're getting ready for a special reunion when they do their run on sunday% all right. well ahead of what the tsa expects to be the busy summer travel season ever. some specially students along the peninsula had a chance to take a field trip out to oakland airport. and this is so that their custom and ready for ready roll. >> when they actually want to fly for leave to go has their story. >> simulated flight to hawaii for students from over bay

middle school in san carlos thursday starts like it does for all of us who fly with the expect on reassuring them. they are in good hands everyone. the risk is i do is drive to work. the safest thing i do is actually perform my job at work when ready for that. yet safety on board. flight attendants lay out the itinerary and demonstrate safety protocols in case of an emergency. this tie into what the students are learning in the classroom, not taking a field trip like this before. >> we're also in science right now for some motion with them focus on flight. so really ties in nicely to our curriculum right now the airplane ever took flight. but teacher jane morgan says over the kids have been in the air at least once before. they also got a chance to sit in the cockpit some saying they

can see themselves piloting one day. we're enjoying a career as a flight attendant 7, our passengers being out and visiting cool cities. know it's like living life like a rock star. basically, you know, you're in a city out of city in a hotel at a hotel all in all a special day for special kids thinking about their futures as they continue growing the best part about flying doing nothing. >> doing absolutely nothing but just west watch tv and do all that stuff. sit back, relax and let the pros do the work. >> at san francisco bay, oakland international airport, philippe djegal kron. 4 news. 9.51. right now. coming up on the kron 4 morning news recology and san francisco is hit with a data breach. we'll tell you what customer information made them leave.

>> its 9, 54 90 years now since the start of the east bay regional park district. and that milestone was recognized on the house floor by contra costa county's representative marc gasol. yea, he says the district's leadership in working to improve the quality of life and community and well-being is something he looks forward to continuing for years to come. east bay regional park district is the biggest regional park district in the nation. it spans 126,000 acres of park lands. 55 miles of shoreline. and more than 1300 miles of trails in alameda and contra costa counties and you

get out and enjoy those. this weekend's going to be gorgeous. outdoor. take a first to ride the iconic giant dipper. the roller coaster in santa cruz on the beach walk. turns 100 years old more than 66 million people have shake, rattle and that that that that that that that that that part. >> since 1920. you got to love it. i mean, it just kind of like throws around us in a little bit of a jerky manner cause that's old school as >> kuz would i love it? been around that long is pretty cool. it's been a lot of famous as well. >> anyway, they're going to have ceremony tomorrow morning at 10, 30 and a fireworks show at 09:00pm. if you're interested going out aboard a lot of fun thing to do this weekend for sure. all right, 9.56 is the time we're going to take a quick break. but coming up in the next hour, the kron 4 morning news. we're following the latest with. >> paul david, the path. he's the one who was convicted of

attacking paul pelosi is going to be sentenced this morning. so we're standing by outside of that courtroom. have a live update here in a minute. plus, multiple protesters arrested after taking over a building near people's park in berkeley. this is just the latest now in all of that will tell you what officials say they could be facing now terms charges. and a new report shows homelessness in oakland is actually slowing down. we're going to hear from mayor sheng thao and see what the city is doing to improve that and bring down crime numbers as well. we'll be back with more in a minute as the kron. 4 morning news at 10 starts in 4 morning news at 10 starts in just couple of minutes.

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>> 10:00am that i'm in right now. it oesn't. protesters arrested after taking over a building near people's park in berkeley could face new charges. sentencing begins any moment now for the man convicted of attacking paul pelosi with the hammer. we're live outside the courthouse. and oakland's mayor says the city is making some good progress in curbing crime. >> from the bay local news station, you're watching you on morning team. >> thanks for hanging out with us on a friday. i'm darya and i'm james. we've got john and rain. here will be checks of weather and more news to we've been talking about sonoma state university president likely deciding to retire. so we'll talk about that and what all goes into that decision that he controversy out there trying to decide what to do this weekend outside enjoy in the afternoons writing today in afternoons are good morning, sir. nice to to breakers. perfect jogging