us on monday. i'm sorry. and i'm james waking up this morning to actually some pretty pleasant too much in the way. i've got nothing for i use the wipers right when i got the car because i'm not in the so i can tell you that was necessary, john. yeah, a little too in my car this morning to i had a tear that life around for a second. but other than it was pretty nice and smooth getting into work this morning behind me at the golden gate bridge lighting up under what is such a clear morning so far. take a look at the south bay. just a sunnier skies. we're not talking a lot of fog this morning, which is a nice know for your monday morning drive into work. we're seeing good visibility from the coast to our inland areas. also not all that breezy. so this is a good set up. temperatures are in the 40's to 50's currently san mateo at 46 degrees. oakland, redwood city berkeley at 51. so a fairly mild start to this morning. temperatures later on today. mostly in the 70's, although a few low 80's for some inland spots. i'll get to the rest of your forecast as

we go as for the roads right now, we are looking at some pretty smooth conditions out there as you're heading on to the bay bridge this morning. we are looking at a 14 minute drive across the span. as for the san mateo bridge, 13 minutes to get you across the richmond, sandra fell and the golden gate also looking nice and clear both in the skies and on the span's themselves. back to you. thanks a lot, john. 6 o'clock in our developing stories, the south bay where police shot and critically injured a gunman in san jose at a kroger's. michael thomas on the story for us live in san jose this morning. >> michael, what happened? >> well, they're still an active scene here this morning. you can see behind me there's still a few cop cars and also tape that is closed off of some of this area. and to give you more of a perspective of where we are, we've got a map up on your screens. you can see right at the corner of comer drive and capitol expressway. it happened yesterday at around 4 o'clock. what we know now is that no san jose police

officers were involved in this shooting. however, a man who was opening fire was and he's in the hospital this morning with life-threatening injuries. this is video actually from the scenes. you can see again happened yesterday at around 4 o'clock in the afternoon. and there were dozens of police cars here. it happened outside of what appears to be an apartment complex. police say they received calls about a man who was actively shooting a firearm. when they arrived, he was still doing so that man was shot by san jose police causing a life-threatening injuries. and again, in the hospital this morning, he was taken to one of those nearby hospitals. his firearm was obtained by police in the investigation is still ongoing. back out here live. you can see. comer. try drive that kind of loops around almost you. and so what happened where we're pointing the camera at now and they have both sides of the street currently blocked off. and again, it is an apartment complex. so we're expecting to hear more from police later this morning. and of course, we're going to try to talk to some neighbors at some point

to get more details on what exactly happened. but that's a very latest here in san jose. i will send it back to you in the studio for now. >> thank you, michael. time now 6, 0, to the sonoma county sheriff's department has arrested a man for a fatal shooting that happened a 2 year-old child was killed in lake county on march 23rd in clear lake 70 miles north of petaluma clearlake. police have issued a warrant for 31 year-old fernando lugo garcia and then he was arrested in petaluma last week at the sonoma county sheriff's department of to the lake county jail. no bail set 603, right now. and the man who attacked paul pelosi in his home in san francisco in 2022. hit with a hammer. he's going to be re-sentenced later this month. david de pap was convicted and got a 30 year prison sentence last friday. the federal court said it did not give dipak the chance to make a statement, though. and that is required by federal federal criminal procedures

before sentencing prosecutors notified the court of this mistake and the air is unlikely to affect his sentence. that does give him the chance ask for leniency. the hearing resumes may 28th and then even though that is done and he's convicted, he still faces separate state charges for that attack in jury selection for that trial is set for wednesday. >> 603, is the time. and a sad morning for raider nation. mister rader himself, jim otto died yesterday. the hall of fame center join the team for its first season in the american football league. back in 1960, never missed a game. he competed in 210 consecutive regular season games and 308 straight total contest despite undergoing 9 operations on his knees during his playing career. was 86 years old. happening now, fairfield has launched its click it or ticket campaign ahead of memorial day. police department says the campaign is supposed to remind drivers

to buckle up and also secure their children in proper car seats. they say drivers will see officers on patrol looking for those who aren't wearing their seat belts during this campaign, which, by the way, is set to run through june 2nd. so from now until june 2nd, police say they're also looking for cars where children aren't secured properly in their car seats or aren't in the right seat for their age. the department says the number of people killed in california crashes who weren't wearing seat belts increased by more than 12% in 2021. 604. >> was rescued when he was thrown from his car. it went over a cliff on the sonoma coast and yesterday morning and the jeweled gold smyers great area of highway one near jenner. look at this rescue. a ranger found the car about 200 feet off of the roadway. there and it was only stopped by a big tree. that's what kept it from rolling and crashing further down the cliff. and it did, as you can see there while how precariously placed it was their hanging

basically, if anyone seen it, you know, it could stay there forever. and this guy would have been rescued, but he was he was actually ejected from the car. and it took about 45 minutes. but they did find him. he was in a patch of brush 350 feet down from where the car crash. look at this. the areas. he was hurt. he was flown to the hospital. he's expected to case can recover from that, which is -pincredible. it's 605, right now. and a state bill to that would have scrutinized a new electricity charge for californians. it's not going to move forward. the assembly appropriations committee killed this measure last friday. the public utilities commission, which is made by governor newsom appointees. they're not elected. they approved a new fixed of $24.15 a month for customers last week to be tacked on. on top of your electricity bill. and in exchange for the new fee pg and e and the other utilities

are going to lower the power rates by a little bit. california power the second highest in the nation right now. this new fee, though, sparked outrage and that's by the bill was introduced in the state legislature, but it's dead now in the committee. didn't explain why they killed >> 606, on the clock. and in the east bay, teachers in contra costa county have reached a tentative agreement now with the office of education over a new contract. the contra costa county school educators association will now get a raise starting on july. 1st, once it's ratified and that will include a 6% raise retroactive to last july. plus, a one percent raise for this year. the agreement allows the salary for ne% school for the new school year to be renegotiated for a cost of living adjustment. >> 607. right now and more than 21,000 people participated in the bay to breakers, ok, there's some bees. just look at all the chefs looking at costumes, some in running for real. they wanted to win this race. a lot

of fun stuff going on. we do it every year. we folks out there having a good time and kron four's. sara stinson was there among them. >> thousands of people woke up early sunday for bay to breakers. race is 113 year-old tradition in san francisco. you know, i think it's probably one of the longstanding traditions in san francisco participants gathered on main street around 8 in the morning to walk jog and run to ocean beach on the other end of the city, was like super positive energy. it's his first. is. yeah, it was fantastic time. definitely saw all of san francisco come together. a lot of the clock ticked rooms, the costumes at the quirky 12 k run never disappoint this san francisco couple. gina and brad dressed up as hot dogs. we money and really recognizable. we literally ran will raise and everyone was dog and my kids

than ever. and it's just plain that these girls dressed up as the inflatable tube man. often people dress up in group costumes, whether it be traffic cones or minions was really fun. everyone came out outfits, a super >> yeah. really good vibe. lots of partying on the side. bay to breakers at its peak used to be the largest road race in the world with 100,000 people participating. race director kyle meyers says they're starting to see registration numbers rebound from the pandemic. 21,000 people registered this year, which is 20% from last year. so i'm not quite. >> pre-pandemic numbers yet, but definitely trending in the right direction. meyer says they work to ensure everyone is safe while having fun with alcohol checkpoints along the route and patrols. yeah, we have our own private security companies and then we work with very, very closely with sfpd crews could be seen cleaning up as people continued to party in the panhandle.

>> need ow and everyone was dancing and having that have these long-standing traditions are all about celebrating vibrant city. i fell in love with it. when i moved here, i just think it's one of those things that >> just kind of brings the city together. we're giants fans and there was a dodger fan that we made friends with so if you can one thing to breakers is that it brings people together. i'm sara stinson reporting in san francisco kron, 4 news bond. and you heard the talk about how there's music of the panhandle ith dj as well. >> inside golden gate park, san francisco's oldest musical band was performing there at the music concourse. take a listen. pretty cool, right? yeah. dozen showed to hear you out. free folks are out there taking that in this band. by the way, in case you didn't know was founded way back in 18. 82 and every year it's hosted a six-month long summer concert series. the band played fun songs. they say

that they felt were inspired by the people participating in the race. >> to say do a program called a cast of characters where each piece kind of represent interesting character like the characters, too. in the bay to breakers like the funny outfits very appropriate. >> if you'd like to see this historic banned, by the way, the summer concert series lasts until october 6. they perform every sunday. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news. the city by the bay gives a warm welcome to the golden state. val curry's a look inside the team's first. >> block party at chase center. plus, a san jose man gets a nice pectin visitor to his house. all caught on camera. and a historic oakland church asking the community out for help after a fire breaks out in the breaks out in the neighborhood.

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since pre-pandemic. aaa says drivers should give themselves extra time and black restaurant week is officially underway throughout the bay area. black going food, trucks, bakeries, restaurants are all inviting residents to explore african asian and caribbean cuisine. the foodie event runs through this saturday. yeah. pretty tense scene out of your one island. fact all lanes eastbound lanes of the bridge had to be shut down for hours saturday after a grass fire broke out on your. one island love fireboat. i mean, how cool is that? all right. i had to bring him and they were obviously with their with the hoses, on the island itself. but then you have those fire boats. as you can see, we're hitting it from the water as well. >> those fire boats, sir. luckily, we're exactly what was needed because the room, but that fire out it was pretty windy, too sensitive spread. check this out. a mountain lion. >> caught on home security. this is a san jose.

>> yard. he's pretty big. >> saturday morning. imagine waking up to that. that's an amount hamilton foothills neighborhood. the look how big he is. and and now this morning when i came to work, i saw a a small coyote. that might lead all of this size. but still it is. we're going to see things juxtaposed in areas where you don't expect them like that. oh, my gosh. the homeowner says that he's lived in this neighborhood more more 30 years. never seen anything quite like this. >> and so the first one we've we get a lot coyotes and what a deer. but this is the first mountain lion we've kind of amazing. i mean, if you look in the video, he's just percy is so you just what you know just when he's walking or jumping you to sleep, some you know, just just amazing that how they can move around like a. >> holy smokes of amazing to watch on your home surveillance not to sam person. i would like you said

you see deer. you see coyotes even around here at kron 4. we see like this morning. i saw that little anyway, but he's got dogs and anytime you have dogs or you're taking a walk or anything, this is something you're going want to extra care or sure. all right. 6.16, is the time. let's head over to the weather center right now where we've got the skies. >> brightening up now that the sun is get some decent sunshine arrived noticing the sun coming up earlier and earlier, john. yeah, and we'll still have some nice early sunrises and tell. >> at least the first day of summer when those days will start to shift a little shorter. >> we've got sunrise before. 06:00am for only just a couple weeks ahead of us. and as you can see out there this morning, the skies above the berkeley hills are nice and bright already at 6.17, this morning, skies clear all the way up to the coastline in most areas. this is not a foggy start. norell that windy of a start either. this is a very inviting morning to get outside. get that morning jog in start out the day. that is going to be a little bit warmer than yesterday was you can see this northwesterly

wind. it's not much of a factor and we are hardly seeing any sort of breeze to the golden gate this morning. some not a lot to be transporting any fog inland. temperatures are going to be solidly in the 60's for san francisco and even right along the coastline. so actually a pretty nice day towards the coast. temps elsewhere, mostly in the 70's, same carlos through palo alto. at 75 south bay. temperatures just shy of 80 degrees, seeing those same cupertino at 78 east bay times. also mostly in the 70's today, oakland at 72 danville, in walnut creek at 79, only a few low 80's like in concord, napa, as well as antioch. tomorrow is going to be the warmest day of the forecast as high pressure builds overhead and then we ease off temperatures again. this is a cool day forecast by next weekend. daytime highs inland are only in the 70's. back to you. >> look at the traffic. yeah. so we're looking right now at the bay bridge where the sun is up. the traffic is also building. you can see the

backup, their stride stretching back towards the maze. 14 minutes to get from oakland into san francisco right now. the san mateo bridge moving well, you're westbound 90 to ride on the right hand side. there. humming along at the limit. no major problems that are slowing down on the span itself. the richmond, sandra fell bridge year west bound 5.80, right across the san pablo bay. looking good. it's a little bit of a slowdown about 8 minutes or so to get through the toll plaza and across the span in different county and then lastly, we've got our golden gate bridge. you're southbound 1, one, right? looking good. no major problems, slowing it down. so it's just 19 minutes to get from the bottom down into san francisco. we're weather and traffic in a bit. now, let's get back to the news. and in the north bay, man has been arrested now on suspicion of driving under the influence in connection with a hit and run crash in petaluma that crash happened on east washington street just after 1 o'clock this morning are 1 o'clock in the morning on sunday. police say the crash involved 2 cars that a man and a woman were injured when officers got to the scene, they say they saw a

different man identified as frank monticello running into the creek. that runs between east washington and maria dry. they say a resident told them the monticello was hiding in their backyard for a time and then jumped the fence. officers eventually found him hiding in the creek. police have arrested him on multiple charges. in the east bay. the chp has arrested a suspect now connection with a fatal hit and run in san leandro. police say the driver hit and killed someone wednesday night. that victim was found lying in the street at a welding boulevard and embers way. police say they later found the car wanted in connection with that hit and run on friday. the suspect was booked into the santa rita jail bail now set at $225,000. time now 6, 26 people in antioch are recovering after a car crash that happened on highway 4 near delta gateway boulevard. >> was around 2 o'clock on saturday that this collision happened. all of the westbound lanes had to close while contra costa fire was there

and handle that. 6 people had to be rushed to the hospital. we're not sure of their condition. palo alto police are investigating a robbery of another mail carrier. a mail carrier was robbed thursday in the parking lot of the southwood apartments on middlefield road. it was a 60 year-old postal worker delivering the mail. 2 men approached him and they demanded his postal keys and his personal staff. now the postal worker turned over the keys but refused to give up his personal items. then there was a fist fight after that. and the robbers knocked him to the ground. he was injured and then the 2 robbers took off in an older model. nissan altima. well, california forever. the group working to build a new city up in solano county says they can provide more than >> 15,000 jobs in the next decade. they say they can bring employers from multiple sectors for everyone ranging from construction companies to ai. fact, they released a list

of companies they say are committed to employing in the proposed city. that includes adrian serve robotics be rex and motive just to list a few of the companies, though, they say still a few years away from breaking ground, california forever says that some of these companies have already started negotiating terms and most will start breaking ground if the ballot measure for the proposed city passes in this year's november ballad this year's november election. all right. coming up on the kron, 4 morning news, one bay area city is ranking among the top in the nation for small businesses to thrive. we'll tell you where.

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>> we are back 6.24. is the time in a new study shows that san jose is the top city. >> for small businesses not just in california, but in the country. the analysis done by financing company biz. 2 credit look at multiple factors, including annual earnings credit scores the age of the businesses they surveyed these businesses in 2023. to determine the winner. the study found that san jose had 66,000 businesses and employed more than 430,000 workers. meantime, san francisco also ranked it took the second spot on the list this year. meantiae, san jose mayor matt mahan took to x to sathat forbes has also ranks san jose as the top city as well. mayor mahan wrote, quote, we are woi every day to create a cleaner, safer city for all. when we get the basics, right, we make it easier for our businesses to thrive. end quote. meantime,

san jose state students are getting ready to walk the stage. the university's graduation ceremony will begin on wednesday and on friday, the commencement will take place at the provident credit union event center. and that comes as many colleges don't forget, have decided to cancel or change commencement ceremonies because of ongoing protests. earlier last week. you may remember students at san jose state camped out on campus as part of those nationwide college protests. >> news of headliners for san francisco's carnival festival have been unveiled at a two-day festival featuring. >> 60 musical performances, including noel torres blanca and frank o to name just a few. obviously they're 60 different performances. the event is a yearly celebration of latin american and caribbean culture. the festival is in the mission district. and in addition to music, you can see obviously going to be dancing and there's food and crafts and

things wrap up with a big parade that will happen on saturday and sunday. so hope you enjoy carla. >> like small bite of what we hope to share with everyone >> new this morning when we come back, we'll tell you all about black restaurant week and how you can enjoy it. it's

6.29 right now. we want to check out the weather and give john chances get a few sneezes. we're going to 5 or 7 hours only know. i've fighting

past couple of weeks. it stephen hadley allergy season. >> and today maybe a little more enticing to get outside. whether you've got the allergies or not. this is your view outside this morning from a top sitter tower looking down at the bay and things out there. just a couple hints of clouds here and there overall visibility is good. we don't have any visibility issues. >> in windsor actually pretty calm for most areas. tell you get to the top of the mountains up in the north bay. but for most of us, the surface driving around on your bridges, you won't notice much of anything. so honestly, a pretty solid start to this monday forecast 40's to 50's for current temperatures. berkeley, oakland, redwood city at 51 santa rosa at 45 fairfield at 49 degrees later on today, we will be rising into the 70's for most areas. couple of low 80's, 80 sprinkled in there for the sunlight. back to you. all right. let's take a peek at the traffic for a monday morning. it's not. >> because that's not too bad. but it looks like the crowd is definitely growing here at the

approach to the bay bridge through the maze. you can see it's going to take you a little bit of time. they're 18 minutes. >> over at the san mateo bridge, westbound 92 boy, it is a back to work day. maybe it's because before the holiday weekend. so everybody's getting in that office visit that they have to make like probably once or twice a week. if even if you work from home, you got to go in. richmond, saint fell bridge. you know, that's displayed here, too. i mean, yeah, there's not a huge backup. it's only 12 minutes, but this is a little busier than it normally would be at 06:30am, in the morning. the even the golden gate bridge looks pretty active. i think people are definitely out and about earlier this morning trying to get a jump maybe on the big week before memorial day weekend. >> i think it just shows the power of things we really get behind and support something that we believe in. we can make expansion so this, you know, we've asked views and i cannot support has garnered over the last couple years to

bring some attention to women in this sport. >> and we can make this happen and so many other cities that don't have a team make happen. >> well, you saw earlier rapper e 40 and then singer kehlani performing for fans at the first ever golden state val curry's block party. the bay area rolling out the violet carpet for the new i not ready. it's purple. that's yeah. this is their new wnba team. we're all excited. and kron four's lezla gooden takes a look inside the celebrations. >> yeah, it's been less a week to announcement of the bay area's wnba team. the golden state boundaries and minivans are already showing their support. some of them telling me they're here because it's more than just basketball for hundreds made their way to the chase center for the golden state valkyries first ever block party fans like shannon engine me says having a wnba team in their backyard is long overdue. it is a dream come true. it's it is something to necessarily know what happened

and it has and we're very, very excited. the couple says the bakries arrival is sending a message to everyone across the country because we've been basketball fans alike. time we're fans stanford, women's >> and the quality of life just gets better and better and better at the party were performances and appearances from folks from around the bay. the overall theme was woman empowerment. a sentiment coming from the top of the organization be at such a >> high level of notoriety together having women leading women on court showcasing a people's really beautiful right now. specifically the and the world really took a closer noticed a petition to get along with during a level right when they look understood there's so many signs for this aptly going, by the they're also incredible and important and fans are making sure to stack up on the balcony by late gear. and they're already predicting a championship win from the team. women's basketball just

as good as men. basketball. if not it's going to be a time on the can expect to see the boundaries play right here. the chase 2025. but until then, to have their fans waiting on them and know what's going on for news. >> alright, 6.30, threes that i'm also in the headlines. check this out. the chp is k 9 sniffed out more than 500 grams of fentanyl during a traffic stop in san francisco. thing about this, though, was couldn't they put the podium lower for him so he wouldn't have to and then they could put everything down to his level. look at all it looks like he's got no problem getting out. the chp says they stopped a driver for a mechanical violation with the cards on 80 last week. >> they detained a driver for not having a license. and the chp says that's when the canine went to work sniffing out in the car. what you see on the screen, they seize more. the 500 grams of fentanyl 158 grams of meth. 73 grams of heroin. and 80 grams is annex. >> the driver has been booked into jail on multiple drug charges. on the peninsula.

daly city police have arrested a woman for stealing money from an old navy cash register. police say the theft happened inside the ceremony shopping center earlier this month. the woman apparently through that cash register to the ground several times until it broke open. and she made off with about $300. she was later detained at a nearby store. police arrested her and booked her for that robbery. >> time now is 6.30, for the north bay. a woman was shot and killed in valais. whoa. that happened saturday night on redwood parkway near hands. park when police got there, they found a man and a woman with gunshot wounds and the woman died at the scene. the man was taken to the hospital. he's expected to survive right now. they're investigating the motive and circumstances. in the east bay, antioch, police have identified a man who was found dead last week. he was found on the sidewalk on country hills drive and that is where they found the body.

48 year-old raheem co is his name. they're still investigating the circumstances surrounding his death. well, historic. >> church in oakland damaged by fire. you see the photographs here. the pastor is now calling on the community to help pitch in kron four's terisa stasio with more on what happened. >> to the >> experience. >> you deal with that a lot and consoling people that went through it. when that happens to you really? in the moment to you don't have emotions can. >> processing. >> pastor robert lacey junior says in a flash, everything is changed. >> his church, a historic landmark with a focus on helping people now desperately needs assistance. pastor lacey says last friday a massive fire broke out at saint andrews missionary baptist church in oakland. he was inside with others praying before choir rehearsal. >> it started to get hot. in

the building and they but i will open the windows is kind of warm. and here. >> and we're in the choir. stand the years. that's where the fire started. and the house next door to church. open up one of the windows and the sanctuary. and i heard the fire crackling and popping >> pastor lacey says that he and a parishioner grabbed fire extinguishers, but the flames were fears. i spoke with pastor lacey as he returned from getting food for workers clearing the burned debris. >> westerly shares of the church is an historic landmark. fact, the history of the church. >> 1916, it was built. by the african american episcopal church. to provide support for earthquake victims of san francisco in 19. 0, 6, and it has always been. community

service center. >> he and each day they help the community with meals. and we're gearing up to help west oakland residents with a summer lunch program for children. the building is restricted for use temporarily faster. lacey says that they want to rebuild and continue to serve the community. pastor lacey says that they helped service outside in the parking lot last weekend. >> they have set up a gofundme account, but it will take a lot to recover. >> our engineers actually looking at the project and there they're in the hundreds of thousands. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >> theresa kron, 4 news. >> 6.38 the time the sacramento county sheriff's office now increasing enforcement on rivers and lakes this summer. their goal is to patrol 300 miles of waterways and they're reminding all boat owners, you have to have a life jacket available for each person on your boat. if you've got kids 12 and under on board with youth, they have to wear those

life vests on all times. also while passengers of a boat are allowed to drink alcohol. the driver cannot another important thing to keep in mind. the current snow melt now has that water a lot colder than it typically is during the summer. >> could be 100 degrees outside. but the water can still be 57 degrees, which which is pretty shocking on the enough exposure could potentially cause hypothermia. >> and this warning comes as sacramento firefighters had to rescue a man who fell out of his kayak yesterday afternoon along the american river. crews say this incident happened just south of and single hoffman park when they got there. they found that man in the water without a life vest clinging to a branch in the middle of the river. a rescue boat was able to bring them ashore. luckily nobody was hurt. >> it's 6.39. and the bay area is celebrating black restaurant week black own food trucks, bakeries restaurants are inviting. you to come and eat. wow. looks like the food

excellent. they've got african cajun caribbean. christine, you name it. this is for foodies for sure. it runs through saturday. this all started 4 years ago as a way to expose more people to the black culinary food scene and help-to-buy boost local businesses. chefs in oakland say this is very important having an ongoing tradition like this. >> it's very important people to again, the diversity here. that's what my rest represent is the call. you know, community bringing everybody together. and that's what we want to do black restaurant. a space where everyone feel infighting? >> thank so excited to and the >> gosh, that looks good. you can purchase your tickets online at black restaurant week dot com. and if you go there, you'll see a full list of all the businesses that are participating.

>> a celebration of chicken and beer in the east bay korean brewing company doak appear held its second annual chicken and beer festival. this was in oakland on saturday. this brings together all kinds of different chicken korean style chicken places. southern fried, delicious local craft beers. so this is that. >> it's a pairing. it's a chicken and beer pairing festival and the ceo jung wan li says the festival's about. >> connecting with the community and showcasing korean culture. >> i want to represent our culture and you know, being, you i know like or, you know, i want to bring communities together. and i want show that it is not >> joko beer is one of the fastest growing bay area. breweries as a matter of fact, at lee says he's hoping the business will continue to inject diversity into the craft beer world and also put shed a more positive light on oakland.

h> well, tune in every thursday, by the way, this month for stories highlighting the bay area's api community at all leads up to that special that we've got prepared for you on thursday. may 23rd at 06:30pm, right here on kron 4, 6.41. coming up for the first time since the pandemic. >> the silicon valley mayors, china trip is back. we're going to see how they are promoting the east bay in hong kong.

>> 6.44, that i'm here are 4 things to know. the man

accused of attacking paul pelosi san francisco home in 2022. will be re sentenced later this month. david de pap are super 30 year prison sentence last friday. the hearing resumes may 28th by the way, still facing separate state charges and jury selection in those cases are scheduled for this wednesday. palo alto police are investigating another robbery of a mail carrier. police say the postal service worker was delivering mail when 2 men approached and demanded his postal keys, but also his wallet and phone. he gave up the keys but held on to his personal items. and that's when the suspects to the ground, injuring a man has been rescued after being thrown from his car that went off a cliff up in sonoma coast. the crash happened yesterday morning jewel gulch myers grade, which is just off highway one near jenner. the sheriff's office says the man was hurt and flown to a hospital but is expected to be okay. fairfield launch there. click it or ticket campaign ahead of memorial day. they say drivers will see officers on patrol looking for anybody who is wearing their seat

belts. the campaign will run from now until june 2nd. >> 6.45 to time in decades after nasa selected its first black astronaut candidate 90 year-old ed white finally made it to space. >> this gentleman has waited a long time to go to space. love selected in the early 60's as the first black astronaut to fly, although he did not get to fly. today was his opportunity. and the man, what a flight for finally an official astronaut. >> and it was that blue origin rocket, the capsule behind him there that made it possible. the flight was yesterday. dwight was in air force captain back in the 60's when president john f kennedy chose him to be a candidate, 4 astronauts to ultimately what he didn't make it into the program. but he sure is now

the oldest person to travel into space actually beating out actor william shatner, who is just a few months younger when cheddar one up. also on a blue origin rocket. wow. how amazing tool to get in late life? yeah. credible. >> 6.46. right now. and what can we fit in the day today? i want know whether in the way it looks like a perfect opportunity to do everything to do john good the just get some stuff done around a good if you want to get outside to because we've got all that sunshine, the east bay hills here, not looking at a lot of cloud cover this morning. nora, lot of fog even out towards the coast. high pressure built up to the west of us continuing to keep us on trend for a very stable and steady pattern for this next week. a warmer day today than it was yesterday with clear all the way up to the coastline and winds, not a huge deal. hardly a breeze through the golden gate this morning. now, as we move into the afternoon today, your daytime highs will be up a few degrees from yesterday. so that to get us up into the

60's at the coast. and in san francisco and pretty solid 70's for most of the rest of us. south bay temps just shy of 80 degrees east bay, daytime highs. also 70's too low 80's at the very warmest in spots like concord in antioch. well, oakland, richmond in san leandro at 72 today. napa vacaville youngsville among spots in the low 80's. let's get you look ahead. tomorrow will be the warmest day of the forecast with some mid 80's inland and upper 70's along the bay shore. after that, it's a gradual climb down hill and by next weekend, we're back to the 60's and 70's for your warmest of temperatures. even for the statement. back to you. all right. let's take a peek at the traffic which we've got going right here and its been really busy like everywhere this morning. but holding steady. that's the good news right from the macarthur maze in the san francisco. still holding at 19 minutes across the bay bridge. it's been like that for the last few updates we've had. >> this hour. so that's at least some good news. not getting worse. the san mateo bridge also moving along to 16

minutes to cross that stretch of westbound 92 from hayward out to foster city. we're looking at a steady role here at the richmond. sandra fell bridge toll plaza. yeah, traffic a little slow getting up to the toll gates. but once you're past your find 13 minutes to cross bay and then lastly, we've got the golden gate bridge where the right on southbound 1, one has been going it's only picked up a couple minutes in our since our last update. 20 minutes now to get from highway 37 near the down into san francisco. >> 6.48 right now and the mayor of antioch is in hong kong right now. mayor hernandez thorpe is participating in the 2024 silicon valley mayors, china trip. it's organized by china, silicon valley, which is a nonprofit that was found in 2012 and its purpose is to foster investment business and tourism exchanges between silicon valley and china. the mayor is promoting antioch, strategic trade and economic strengths and potential job expansion. this is the first

trip back to china, organized by china silicon valley since the pandemic started the harvey milk, lgbtq democratic club is planning to host a mayoral town hall. san francisco mayor london breed and her challengers will be in this. and that includes supervisor aaron peskin supervisor ahsha society and former interim mayor mark farrell. they're all going to be in this. it's a nonprofit executive. daniel lurie also will be attending you can see them. all right. here, they will face off at the first unitarian universalist church and center in cathedral hill tomorrow. that's at 06:30pm. so stay tuned. okay. well, the bayer is getting ready to celebrate harvey milk this wednesday for the harvey milk day. it's celebrated every year on his birthday. >> he was the first openly politician in california in would have been 94 years old. harvey milk tragically became a martyr, though, not long after taking office on the san francisco board of supervisors becoming california's first openly elected official as

many know he was assassinated there in city hall. back in 1978, and each year may 20nd serves as an opportunity to help and celebrate the lgbtq+ community. to the north bay. now where the bottle rock music festival set to return to napa this friday. megan, thee stallion pearl jam edge share. they're all expected to headline the festival. the music will run from friday through sunday. be prepared for extra traffic, though, because as we know, that always draws huge crowds. very yeah, i'm really kind of worried you have noticing. it's exciting, but yes, so much going on this weekend. >> speaking of which about baseball, the giants looking to sweep the rockies and snag their 4th straight win. we've got kron four's kate rooney with a look at how it all happened. it's a tough time to play in the nationally west. the dodgers have created more separation of the top than any other division in major league baseball. but it's only may and it's a long season in the

majors. this still a chance for every game and every series win to have a major impact. so after avoiding a series sweep against the dodgers earlier this week. >> the giants got out the brooms for their date with the rockies sweep in colorado. >> and earning their first series sweep of the season. now the giants head east for the 3rd time this year. they'll take on the pirates and the mets and manager bob melvin said they're feeling pretty good after winning 4 games in a row. i think all along we have. >> we have a good feeling that, you know, we're going to work our way out of these things. we've done a lot better in every facet here recently during the stretch to win, you win. you know, you get bogged down with, you know, to can't get that 3rd one. now we've got the 4th one. we get off day, probably so the 3rd east coast trip her home. mean, is what it is. when is it on and >> i just feel like we're just going to keep it going at the moment and just keep going and how better starts make it 5 saying what every vote we're going we're going to make it.

i our best his work hard play hard. >> after getting the call up from the minors eligio the loudest cheers of the day here at the ballpark when he hit a solo home run in the 6th inning, it was his first home run of the year. he becomes the 14 different giants player to go yard this season time the giants for 3rd most different players to hit a home run this year at oracle park. kate rooney kron 4 sports. >> all right. well, coming up in the next hour of kron, 4 morning news, california plans to set aside millions for a program that uses gift cards as an incentive to staying clean. why officials say it's helping addicts kick their helping addicts kick their drug addiction. network is no network for business.

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>> we are back at 6.55. plans to build a high-speed rail line connecting san francisco eventually to southern california has actually cleared another hurdle. are we there yet? are we there yet? not but the la times is reporting that the california high-speed rail authority is official. they've supported the latest recommendations. now for this 33 mile segment that connects anaheim to la 33 of 30 adhere to their but this was one hurdle that had to be passed. now, of course, they have the environmental review. they'll be doing that is expected. take more than a year to complete. so we still got a long time ago. but construction we know is already underway in the central valley. they got 119 mile stretch there connecting a few towns so that that's moving along. all right. 6.56 were milan to err on the kron. 4 morning news. coming up, lawmakers vote on a state bill to pave the way. >> for new electricity charges to come to your electric bill. yeah, that's right. they're not stopping it. and another

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>> 7 o'clock the time police shoot a gunman over the weekend in san jose. now that man is in the hospital with life-threatening injuries. another mail carrier, rob, this time in palo alto will tell you what police say

happened. and lawmakers vote on a state bill that now paves the way for a new electricity charge for you. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> just stretch. good morning. i'm glad that you're kind of waking up along with us this morning. at 7 o'clock, almost almost james. yeah, it looks like a brilliant start to this monday morning. the weather looks fantastic. the sun is already up. there's not a lot of fog to get in your no, nothing to give you a just but i notice a lot of people are up. and adam, though, this morning, john. yeah, i think this monday is going to be a busy one for a lot of us in weather is making it easy one to get outside. so go ahead. get the morning started. maybe it's the jogger just getting to the roads white right away. looking outside at downtown san francisco. there is the evidence of a little bit of cloud cover out there. but still some pretty bright skies. all in all the kick off this morning. visibility is solid all across the bay. now, as far as winds