nats. >> right now, the kron, 4 morning news police shoot gunman over the weekend in san jose. now that man to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. the man convicted of attacking paul pelosi is going to re-sentenced because of an error the judge made last week. we'll explain. 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 >> and thanks for waking up with us on a monday. sorry. and i'm james waking up to sunny skies. hardly any fog out there as were kicking a week off, right? and the weekends with a lot of travel. live in sf all out on the roads. taking a look at that and the weather for the memorial day weekend. yeah, it's wild to think it's just a few days away. we'll be getting to that official start of the summer travel season

and it's been really nice weather lately yesterday for bay to breakers. it was good to go. >> and the fog is kind of taking a bit of a break for the next week. you're looking outside at san jose where skies are crystal clear overhead to be expected inland. but you're also seeing clear visibility towards the coast. so fog not a huge issue done or our winds calm at the coastline this morning. temperatures are hanging out in the 50's oakland at 55 alameda hayward, san jose in concord, each at 57 degrees for your cuarent temperatures later on today. daytime highs will reach into the 70's for most areas. a few low 80's for art. for this dimon spots. >> back to you. all right. let's take a peek at the traffic now on a monday morning. and starting with the bay bridge where the maze to fremont is 17 not too bad. lots of sunshine, their cars are rolling pretty well here on the san mateo bridge. westbound. 92 you can see is the commute direction. on the right hand side. that will take it. 21 minutes to get up and over in the richmond, sandra fell bridge has been a

pretty good. it's actually much better than it was about an hour ago. just 13 minutes to get there. 2, 1, 0, one southbound through marion county, which if you're going to continue on and head to the golden gate bridge, as you can see, the drive times are 34 minutes. so it is pretty slow and go through moran to this spot. >> all right. back to the headlines now at 801 and the developing news out of the south bay. the fact that police shot and critically injured a gunman in san jose kron four's michael thomas is following that live from san jose with more on what we know at this hour. michael. >> well, this shooting happened yesterday at around 4 o'clock in the afternoon. 12 hours later, police are still here investigating. take a look the corner of story road and coburn drive and you can see police outside of an apartment complex with multiple units blocking off the street, speaking with neighbors as they wake up this morning and they're searching for evidence of what happened yesterday. this is a map up on your screen to give you a better idea of exactly where we are. it's in east san jose.

as i homer drive. that's near the main intersection of story road in capitol expressway. and we have video from yesterday scene. it happened at around 4 o'clock and there were seen dozens of police vehicles outside of that apartment complex. police say they received calls about a man that was actively shooting after arriving on the scene. police did shoot the man causing him serious injuries. he was taken to a nearby hospital and remains there. as of today. his condition still unknown. we have not gotten any updates, but we are expected to hear from police at some point today. they do tell us that no officers were injured during this incident and the department is expected to hold a press conference at some point. as of now, comer drive remains closed along with surrounding shopping center's as well. so as we get more details regarding what exactly happened sunday afternoon, we'll continue to keep you updated. that's the very latest reporting in san jose and michael thomas. i will send it back to live in the thanks, michael. >> it's 803. and a man has been arrested and sonoma

county for a fatal shooting that killed a 2 year-old child that happened back march. 23rd in clear lake clearlake police issued a warrant for 31 year-old fernando lugo garcia and he was arrested in last tuesday by the sonoma county sheriff's department. he's at the lake county jail now with no bail. it's 803. and the man convicted of attacking paul pelosi with a hammer at his home in san francisco in 2022. is going to be re-sentenced later this month. david de pap was convicted and got a 30 year prison sentence last friday. but the federal court did not give the path the chance to make a statement. and that's a requirement. so they're going to have to do that. and it's it's a considered just a error that likely affect his sentence. but it does give him the opportunity to ask for leniency it. that hearing is may 28th and then to pap still

faces separate state charges and the jury selection for that trial is set for wednesday. >> sad morning for raider nation. mister rader himself, jim otto died yesterday. the hall of fame center join the team in its first season in the american football league. back in 1960. never missed a game. he competed in 210 consecutive regular season games and 300 and h street total contest despite undergoing 9 operations on his knees over the course of his career. jim otto was 86 years old. well, happening right now, fairfield has launched its click it or ticket campaign ahead of the memorial day weekend. the police department says the campaign is supposed to remind drivers to buckle up and also to secure their children properly in car seats. they say drivers are going to see police on patrol looking for drivers who either aren't wearing their seat belts during this campaign, which runs through june 2nd, by the way. but as i said, they're also looking for cars where children aren't securely property in car seats

or aren't sitting in the right seat for their age. they'll pull you over. the department says the number of people killed in california crashes who weren't wearing their seat belts properly increased by more than 12% in 2021. >> it's 805, and a man was rescued after his car went off a cliff off a sonoma coast. this crash happened yesterday morning. the jewel goal to myers, great area off of highway one near jenner. you can see him being. >> lifted to safety here. here's the car. we can all mangled. it is this car flew off the cliff when 200 feet down and only stop because it hit a tree. >> then he went flying and heat. it took about an hour for them to locate hand. he was see where the car as he was, about 350 feet down and away from the car in the brush. you see where he was ejected. so they were able to find him and raise him up to safety. >> and he was flown to the hospital. is expected to recover. look at the high there. >> state bill that would have scrutinized a new electric

charge. >> that california is going to get added on to our monthly bills. this bill has been killed and it's it was in the appropriations committee and the decided to kill it. so what happened was the commission which is appointed by the governor, the psc approved this new fixed rate charge of $24.15 per month. and in exchange for that, the utilities have agreed that they will slightly lower the rates for the kilowatts of power that you are charged because california power rates are the second highest in the nation. but this new fees sparked outrage, which is why the bill was introduced in the committee did not explain why they killed it. >> all right. well, 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 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 next school year to be renegotiated for a cost of living adjustment. >> 807, right now. and a lot of people might be a nurse in some sore feet this more than 21,000 people ran walked danced, did whatever in the bay to breakers anything goes. yeah. and costumes were fantastic. we had actually a cropper. sarah stinson literally in the middle of the action. take a look. >> 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 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 clock ticked rooms, the costumes at disappoint this san francisco couple. gina and brad dressed up as hot dogs. we money and really recognizable really ran the whole race. 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 buyers 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 so if you can one thing about bay to breakers is that it brings people together. i'm sara stinson reporting in san francisco kron. 4 news. >> well, after the race, of course, san francisco's oldest musical band performed at the music concourse in golden gate park for those that showed up

to enjoy that free concert. it was pretty cool. the golden gate park and found in 18 82 and every year they host a six-month long summer concert series and this time around, at least this performance over the weekend, they actually played songs that they said were inspired by those who are running in the race. >> 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 >> well, if you'd like to see this historic band perform you can every sunday out at the spreckels temple of music in golden gate park. it is a free event. so just come out and enjoy. >> i guess what should get it. and it's very exciting of the golden state curry's are going to be playing. we'll take a look at the block party. and

attics in california looking to get sober can now get paid for a clean drug tests will tell you how. >> and we're taking a little bit of a breather from the fog for a lot of the week of this morning. your view from mount tam showing just a little bit of mid-level cloud cover, expect

>> well, there you see the water tender working on a fire. this is out of your island. fact, all eastbound lanes of the bay bridge had to be closed down for hours saturday as they battled this grass fire. the held a traffic actually both directions for

quite some time. you see there are crews on the island with hoses and the water tenders spring from the bay itself. and they all work together to put this out. but saturday, strong winds did make it easy. so, yeah, just another reminder that we are getting more and more into wildfire here's a reminder that we are in lyon, country. >> this mountain lion caught on home security. somebody's backyard in san jose. >> and its this is saturday morning. >> and the home of and the homeowner says he's lived there for 30 years and he's never seen anything like this. but there was watch on the fence and then makes this little looks like a little jump, but it was at 6, 8 no problem for him. tom blackburn says that he was pretty surprised. >> this is actually 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

is 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 >> and they're out there. you've got to be careful, especially like you to has dogs and cats. and you've got to be careful. >> you've got to be careful what i rolled into work this morning. it's like along the embarcadero one block in was a little i okay. often these days you do. everywhere. in golden gate park this even during the pandemic riven mountain lions in san francisco. a few of those site i did not like those are kind of the scariest ones. i sure. well, something that's not scary. the really, really nice or faxed summer. like you might even say it yeah, it i mean, we've got some 80's today. tomorrow will be nice, too. >> get out there and enjoy it. as we have been getting this spoiled trend going lately, you can see outside from the

east bay hills. things are still relatively green. you're noticing those hillsides starting to dry out. more and more, though. so fire season is quickly encroaching as we know. but we are seeing this continuation of dry and honestly relatively mild weather. high pressure is built up way to the west of us. so it's not having an immediate impact on any sort of sinking warming conditions, although we are warm today and tomorrow. these are the 2 warmest days. your forecast. and then we're cooling things back down from there. today's highs will be impacted a little bit at the coast by that cool sea breeze, which is not going to be overwhelming, but just enough to moderate temperatures in san francisco in the coast, keeping you down in the 60's, but not a lot of fog at the coastline either. so still a very pleasant day. temps elsewhere in the bay going to be solidly in the 70's carlos. at 75 san jose at 78 degrees today, east bay temperatures also mostly 70's with hayward at 73 oakland, san leandro at 72 concord, antioch, on up to sonoma and

napa hanging out right around 80 degrees for the most part. santa rosa, just shy of that. mark tomorrow is going to be our warmest day only by a little and it's back downhill for bottle rock this next weekend. expect 70's up in napa. nothing too terribly warm. which hate is super enjoyable for whatever you got going on. back to you. all right. let's take a look at the traffic now on a monday morning. and >> lot of people have been up in but yeah, it's it's then doubt that's looking better 90 minutes to get from the maze to fremont street in san francisco. so that's been steadily improving over the last 15, 20 minutes my gosh. so looks great. 21 minutes to get from hayward out to foster city on your westbound. 92 right across the san mateo bridge. and here at the richmond, sandra fell west bound 5.80, at the toll plaza. yes, it looks backed up here and that your normal wait to get through the gates. but look at that. just 13 minutes to cross the span and get into marion county. and then our final stop for you this morning. your golden gate bridge commute. southbound 101, from marin county into san francisco. it's actually

moving at the limit. 31 minutes to get from the water all the way down into san francisco. 18 right now and 6 people are recovering from a car crash in antioch that happened on highway 4. >> delta gateway boulevard around 2 o'clock on saturday. all the westbound lanes had to close while they investigated and got attention to those 6 people. they were rushed to the hospital or not sure of their conditions. >> o paulo out to police now investigating another robbery of a mail carrier. this time it happened in well thursday in the parking lot of the southwood apartments on middlefield road. police say the 60 year-old postal worker was delivering mail when 2 men approached him and demanded his postal keys and other personal belongings, the postal worker turned over the keys, but he didn't want to give up his personal items. and that's when police say a fight ensued. the thieves, not the victim to the ground, injuring him. police say those 2 robbers then took off in an older model. nissan altima. >> it's 8.19, and a program in california uses gift cards.

>> to help combat drug addiction. yeah. so the state is spending more than 60 million dollars in this battle. and officials say it's actually working in the coming fiscal year. california is expected to allocate about 61 million to this program which focuses on addictions to drugs like meth and cocaine. here's how it works to start out. patients have to show to go to their designated clinic and you have to go twice a week and provide urine sample. and if it's clean. >> then that patient gets a small stipend on a gift card and that stipend, the payment goes up on the gift card as you continue the program. and if it if you fail, there are no consequences. you just encouraged to show up again. start again. try again come. >> well, the approach is called contingency management and it's based around rewarding people for good behavior instead of punishing them for bad. since california pilot program launched in april 19 counties throughout the state enrolled almost 3,000 participants. now we spoke to a program director at

a treatment facility in nevada county, a california, and that person admits the program doesn't work for everybody. but he says it is another tool in combating addiction. >> it starts off a $10. the end of the first weeks. they might be making $20. it up like a dollar and a half. every to so does increase. and that's another important part is that we're increasing its a certain hooks them into it. it took them into participating more and more and they don't want to lose a day because that resets the clock to back to $10. >> all right. so that's how that works. california has dedicated significant amounts of money. now to the efforts aimed at curbing drug addiction. the state says the rate of residents dying from stimulants doubled from 2019 to 2023. it's a 21 in california for ever which is behind trying to build this utopian city in solano county. >> says that they can provide more than 15,000 jobs in the

next decade. they say they can bring in multiple employers in various sectors ranging from construction companies to ai and tech. and they just came out with a list of those companies that they say are already committed or committing right now to this proposed city. and that crew includes a various companies hadrian serve robotics, be rex and motive and there's still a few years away now on breaking ground in california for ever says that some companies, though, have already started to go shading their terms that they are that far along and most will start breaking ground if the ballot measure for this proposed city passes in the november election on the ballot. >> well, for your money this morning, the cost of childcare is going up throughout the country. the average cost of child care for 2 children is more than the average price of rent in all 50 states. the

report from the nonprofit group, child care awareness of america says that here on the west coast were paying about $26,000 a year for child care. and the group says it at this rate, it means it would cost 10% of a married couple's median income to afford this. and 32% of single parents and cup. most of those figures outpace the 7% target recommended by the u.s. department of health and human services. and if parents are feeling the squeeze, so are child care workers themselves. the pandemic forced about 16,000 of them to close. any relief funding has long expired. so more closures, unfortunately, could be coming. we're going to take a break in a 23 coming up on the kron 4 morning news. a historic oakland church asking for the community's help. now after a fire breaks out damaging the facility will damaging the facility will take a look.

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the east bay. the chp arrested a suspect now in connection with a fatal hit and run in san leandro. police say the driver hit and killed someone wednesday night. they say that victim was found lying in the street at boulevard and embers way. police say they later found the car wanted in connection with that accident on friday and the suspect was booked into the santa rita jail. bail has been set at $125,000. it's a 26. and one year after its launch, state officials are going to review new data highlighting the impact of >> the california hate resource line and network.

it's a non-emergency hotline was created by the california civil rights department and its resource for victims and witnesses to report hate crimes. it is available in more than 200 languages in can't connect people with legal and trauma support. today, the civil rights department is going to unveil the data that they've collected about this in the first 12 months of program being up and running. it's 8.26. right now. and coming up next, san jose police ended up shooting a man when they say fired a gun. we're gonna have the latest on what happened at a live report. it's 8.29 and

we're looking at the weather is going to be quite nice and and then you have to go to work today. and then when it's a long weekend, maybe for you over the holidays, little cooler locally. yeah, we've got john with your entire week forecast leading up to memorial day weekend hijab yet your memorial day forecast is going to feel kind cool for sure. only in the 70's that the warmest inland. >> but hey, that's ok, it's better than a big heat wave in the middle of it. we're looking outside at half moon bay this morning. we're not seeing a whole lot of fog. that's for sure. you can see a little bit of low cloud cover out there, but also some sunshine hunching through this morning. >> we are not seeing any visibility issues which is good for your morning commute and hardly even any wind atlas peak in vacaville or breezier spots up towards the delta and the north bay mountains. temperatures right now are starting to reach the low 60's in spots like brett would pittsburgh in vacaville while most of the rest of us still hanging out in the cool 50's after a cool morning. a comfortable but warm afternoon with highs mostly in the 70's to low 80's. back to you. all right. let's take a peek at

the commute right now on a monday morning. 8.30. and you can see that everybody. everybody is where they need to be. james. yeah. >> 17 minutes up 18. don't know what it looks pretty it. well, it is then. yeah, maybe people are taking the week off and waiting for the weekend for the holiday. >> my gosh, traffic has really cleared out of the san mateo bridge westbound. 92 is now looking like you have lots of space and room to travel there on the right hand side. that's a commute direction. >> richmond center fell bridge has gotten pretty quiet and this is a double truck and then they're blocking your view. but >> just 12 minutes right now to get from richmond in december fell then if europe in nevado going from highway. 37 down to this spot at the golden gate bridge is going to take you about 28 minutes. >> a 31 the time and developing news out of the south bay now where police have shot and critically injured a gunman in san jose. let's find out more about what happened covers michael thomas covering it live from san jose. michael. >> this happened yesterday around 4 o'clock and more than 14 hours later, you can still

see officials here investigating. now, this is at the corner of story road in comber drive in east san jose. police continue to block off the street as they investigate outside of an apartment complex searching for evidence. take a look. this is a map up on your screen to give you a better idea of exactly where we are. it's near the main intersection of capitol expressway and story road. and this is video that we have from yesterday scene and help and around 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon. you can see dozens of police vehicles outside of that apartment complex. police say they received calls about a man who was actively shooting after arriving. the did shoot the man causing him serious injuries. he was taken to a nearby hospital and he remains there this morning. we haven't gotten any updates or on his condition or regarding what may have led up to this. police say no officers were injured during this incident and the department is expected to press conference at some point this morning. back out here live again. you can see they have the street completely closed off. so we haven't got the chance to

speak with any neighbors or anything like that because nobody's been able to go in or out. so as we get more details from either neighbors who may have witnessed something or police once they have that press conference will continue to keep you updated. that's a very latest reporting in san jose and michael thomas story. and james, we'll send it back to you. thank you, michael. >> a 32 is a time. and in the east bay, a historic church in oakland, as you can see here damaged by fire now they need your help. the past are calling on the community to pitch and kron four's. theresa stasi has more. >> to the >> experience. >> you deal with it 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 has 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 opening. he was inside with others praying before choir rehearsal. >> it started to get hot. in the building and they what i will open. the windows is kind of warm and year. >> 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 in 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 lazy 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 free 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. >> 35 is the time 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. that's a nonprofit organization founded in 2012 that aims to foster investment business and tourism between china and silicon valley. and the mayor is promoting antioch has a strong trade partner with good economic strength, some potential job expansion for china and this trip is the first one or the nice since said china, silicon valley star resumed after the pandemic and a shutdown at that time. but now the program is up and running. the harvey milk, lgbtq democratic club is going to host a mayoral town hall, san francisco mayor london breed will be there. and so will her challengers in the upcoming election supervisor. aaron peskin justify a former interim mayor mark farrell and non profit exec daniel lurie. they will all be there. this is happening at the first unitarian universalist church %pand center and cathedral hill it's tomorrow at 6.30.

>> 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 so 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, that was singer kay lonny earlier. you heard from rapper e 40, they were all performing for fans of the first ever golden state val curry's block party out of chase center. love the color. the violent car for the team and the ladies in purple little good. takes a look. >> it's been less than 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 you 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 of stanford, women's >> and the quality of 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 such a >> high level of notoriety together having women showcasing was really beautiful right now. specifically the and the world really took a closer noticed a petition to get along with

during the bubble, right. when theystood 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 can expect to see the boundaries play right here. the chase entered com 2025. but until then, to have their fans waiting on them and know what's going on for days. >> happening today, the eat learn play foundation holds a ribbon cutting. >> for their newest playground, it's at piedmont avenue elementary and look at the kids enjoying this. this is all as you know, complements of steph and ayesha curry. they created this foundation because they want is for kids and their endless streams. and steph curry can sit down this live. look at that. he's a big in uk up in the north bay.

>> for the bigger kids, you got the bottle. rock music festival. get ready to kick off in napa valley this friday. look at the headline or you've got a whole bunch from stevie nicks. pearl jam, edge share. and i know megan, thee stallion, all of them going to their the festival runs from friday through sunday, obviously with a such a wide variety performances, farmers are going to a wide variety of fans. whole lot of people are expected over the course of the weekend. give yourself plenty of time. the roads are going to be a little congested because it's a holiday weekend. it's a holiday weekend, too. don't forget. well, the bay-area also celebrating black restaurant week 2 with black owned food trucks and bakeries and restaurants inviting everybody to come explore the african cajun and caribbean cuisine that they have on display. the food event runs ahrough saturday. it was started 4 years ago as a way to expose more people to the black culinary scene and helped boost local businesses. chefs in oakland tell us how really important is to keep this tradition going. it's very important

>> people to again, diversity here. that's what my rest rest of things that is the call. you know, community bringing everybody together. >> and that's what we want to do black restaurant. a space where everyone feel invited? >> thank so excited to and the >> i love sure. caribbean spices that your so good she's making right there at right is not completed. i good with you. want to purchase tickets you can online. just go to a black restaurant week dot com and you can find a full list of all the participating businesses deep fried goodness >> i-41 right now and the giants look the raw be rockies at oracle park over the weekend. what happened? we'll have the highlights. and after the break, we're going to take a closer look at your pet's health and whether or not you can and should get health

insurance. and if it's affordable in california and skies pretty clear this morning, you look at highway 24 right around walnut creek. looking great to start off your monday. i've got more on your forecast.

>> a 44 right now and take a look at sports. the giants look at week. the sweep, the rockies in get a 4 straight. we've got kron four's kate rooney with a look at how it all went down. >> 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 whole. i 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 just keep going have a better starts make it 5 saying

what every vote we're going we're going to make it door, besting 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 we see via that wasn't a wind machine. we know it was a lot of wind over the weeks world around a little bit. we've got john with look at the forecast. luckily looks somewhat calm behind us this morning, john, comparatively getting a little breather from the wind as well as from the fog. we are looking at. >> a pretty nice morning so far as long as you don't mind. some 50's out there a bit of a brisk feel. look at all that sunshine up about from the east bay hills. we're really not going to see a lot of fog this week in general. so that is the biggest switch up from last week. whole change-up in wind direction. that high pressure still sitting to the

west dip in the jet stream right across the region and mostly a northerly wind moving in right across the region. that will help in keeping us from getting to terribly hot. but we're also not going to be seeing that direct westerly wind like we did last week. that means the moderating effect on temperatures are there without a whole lot of them. a great and that is a okay, i think with a lot of us, especially towards the coast. little break from the great is a-ok 60's and san francisco and are right along the coastline today. a pretty mild day considering what time of year it is. temperatures elsewhere in the 70's to low 80's redwood city and carlos. at 75 south bay temperatures, upper 70's just shy of 80 degrees in the south bay east bay. you'll mostly spend the afternoon in the mid 70's double in at 75 while oakland, richmond, san leandro at 72 antioch, as well as conquered vacaville over to napa. some of our few low 80's for the stimulant. looking ahead. tomorrow is ever so slightly going to be the warmest day of the forecast. after that, we dip down into the 70's that

are very warmest come the weekend. now this weekend is memorial day weekend. we've got bottle rock, everything looking good for any outdoor plans. you may have james. all right. thank you very much, 47, the time. let's check the traffic for you this morning where things get better and better here at the bay bridge. every time we come back to it. >> the backup get thinner by the minute. just 16 minutes to get from the macarthur maze all the way to san francisco. that is lightning fast. we're also looking at an equally quick commute across the san mateo bridge here. westbound 92 right from hayward out to foster city. also just running you 16 minutes. and it looks like things are getting even better at the richmond. sandra fell bridge from the toll plaza to marin counties. just 11 minutes now to get across that span. and our final stop for you this morning. this ride also improving southbound 1, 1, for murray county and san francisco. now, just 25 minutes to get from the battle all the way down into the city. it's a 48 for your money. as with health care for people, medical treatment for pets can be very pricey. it can. yes. so does insurance

for your furry friends. >> doesn't make sense. maybe we've got david lazarus for the work. >> meet zoe. she's 12 years old and lost an eye to cancer and related complications last year. the total veterinary bill. $25,000 zoey's owners mike super steen. and suzanne, early pay the full amount he was uninsured. >> i've had many, many pets and i've never had a problem like this. it's a baby girl. you know, they're member. the family really don't even think about it. you just do it. the experience taught the pair of valuable lesson as with human family members, health insurance can be crucial for critters. >> if you have a pat and you do love that pet, you know, you're going to have to treat that pat, the american veterinary medical association says the average household spends $367 a year on routine medical care for pooches. >> and $253 on katie's if or when a serious medical issue arises, the costs can run into

thousands of dollars. and that's the entire case for pet insurance. right there. >> it's definitely worth it. if you are the kind of person who feels like you would want to do anything to save your cats. are your pet's life if they got injured or ill? >> california, the country's largest market for pet insurance passed a law in 2014 requiring greater transparency in pet insurance fees and conditions. but of course, just like any other product. >> disclosures only as good whether the person has actually read and digested it. >> insurance, like human health insurance can be expensive. in some cases, you might want to keep it. only 4. catastrophic events. >> as of 2022, according to industry estimates, the average cost to insurer a dog for accidents and illness. was $53 a month for cats? $32. as with human insurance, the larger the deductible, you agree to the lower your

monthly premium, ask your vet about pet insurers. they've had experience with then do your homework. so i think it's really important that people do take that time and read a policy, understand it. ask questions. >> does the insurance cover accidents and illness or accident? only does it cover preventive care? >> and what about routine checkups and pay close attention to the fine print. can you take your pet to any that you choose or is there a preferred network of providers? will coverage include normal effects of aging such as joint problems and cataracts, super steen and early have uninsured zoe because of age. and because her cancer is a preexisting condition which won't be covered. but they learned their lesson from zoey's. $25,000 medical bill. they promptly research their options and purchase coverage for their younger cat. sonny gray. she figures to be living at least another 12, 13 years. minimum. so. >> now that's the only way to go after what we went through.

>> definitely get a look in that pet insurance. now there's a new study that says san jose is the top city in the nation for small businesses. this was done by finance company called biz 2 credit and they looked at multiple factors, including annual earnings credit scores and the age of businesses from 2023 to determine the winner. and the study found san jose has 66,000 businesses and employs more than 430,000 workers in those businesses. san francisco was second in the nation while one and 2, the mayor for san jose, matt mahan took to axe saying that four's also ranks san jose as a top city as well. part of his quotes as we are working every day to create a cleaner, safer city for all. and when we get the basics, right, we make it easier for our businesses to thrive. >> alright, san jose state, by the way, is getting ready for its graduation ceremonies with the university these ceremony

starting on wednesday. it will last through friday. they'll take place at the providence credit union event center. and this comes as many colleges as we've seen of decided either change or cancel out right some of their commencement ceremonies because of protests on campus. early last week, students at san jose state did start camping out on campus as part of those nationwide college protest. but so far looks like the commencement ceremonies are unaffected. it's a 52. we'll be right it's a 52. we'll be right back. network is no network for business.

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the numbers are in for this weekend's box office with the movie. you saw that, i did what you think. >> i like to do the good feel-good movie weight does are all characters was the big star. it's whether they little tie around yeah, he's in it to. so is john krasinski. they all make appearances. but in any event, the revenue was a little short of they had expected. i'm still, though, i like to 35 million dollars domestically is what brought in after being expected to bring in 40 million. so just 5 million short. we'll see what happens next weekend production for if we're told cost about upwards of 110 million dollars. so got a ways to go take president for kids. james, why did you go? actual drug right now? it's got ryan. reynolds got of its got good like grown-up humor in there fund. a 56 is the time right now. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news. >> lawmakers have actually done something that is going to pave the way.

>> for your electric bill to go up by almost 25 bucks a month. we'll tell you what. and a pro football player known as mister rader has died. we'll have more his legacy. plus, police ended up shooting a gunman over the weekend in san jose will tell you how he is and what the you how he is and what the police are doing. (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more.

>> right now, kron 4 morning news police shoot a gun but over the weekend in san jose. now that man is in the hospital with life-threatening injuries. the man convicted of attacking paul pelosi will be

re-sentenced because of an error of the judge made last week. will explain 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 no. >> and thanks for waking up with us on a monday. i'm darya and james, it's got a clear pretty early this morning. the wind is at least calm down in our shot here in the sun is out. spent a signaling a nice warm day. i john. yeah, a nice calm, warm, sunny day ahead of us. some pretty nice to kick off a week that way. >> we're even looking at sunshine out there at the golden gate bridge behind me this morning. this is your view right here from the east bay hills, looking down into the day under what has been nothing but sunshine. skies for most of us, as you can see, visibility is perfect in clear all the way out to the coastline. now our current winds are nice and light. we will see winds kick up just a little bit later on today,