>> now from the area's local news station. this is kron. 4 news at 3. >> we don't know what to think. >> now it's 3 a growing memorial in antioch for a well-known homeless man found dead and police are investigating his death as a homicide. thank you so much for joining us on kron. 4 news at 3 on vicki liviakis. community members say that 48 year-old raheem co would often hang out at the gas station where this memorial is located. kron four's philippe, you call spoke with neighbors. >> 48 year-old raheem co kept to himself say people who live and work near lone tree way and country hills drive in antioch. th se who co say he

was homeless and had his problems. but he was kind to others. somebody really kind of, you know, pay mine would always help them out. hey, you need something and drinking some of the e. >> he's always he's always someone's. so it was always hear from a makeshift memorial is building at the gas station. he used to frequent. it is about a block away from where antioch police officers found him dead just after 7 o'clock last wednesday morning. it had to life is definitely at the track tragica incident. tenant desmond bittner says investigators are working quickly to solve the city's 5th homicide of the year. >> initially cole's death was ruled suspicious, but a subsequent autopsy has determined he was murdered. bitnar says the cause of death was blunt force trauma to the head and chest any help we can we can receive from the public if somebody happened to be driving in the area, walking the area on may 15th from about midnight to. >> 06:00am in the morning. please feel free to reach out to the police department. he

was a nice guy. i mean, you know, i mean, >> i think he had his issues. but the big, you know, you never did wrong anybody that i know. you know, mean, it would talk out loud little bit, you know, but >> that was just him and he will be dearly missed in antioch, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news. >> police in oakland are investigating a fatal shooting just outside city hall happened after 2 this morning on 14th street right near frank ogawa plaza and broadway officers found a man who had been shot. he did not survive anyone with information is being asked to contact police. happening now, san jose's police chief is getting ready to speak out about a police shooting in that city. police say that a man accused of firing a gun near an apartment complex was shot by police and is in the hospital. we're looking at the podium right now. the chief has not come up to the podium. we will have details coming up. as soon the the chief has decided speak

and are charles clifford will also have a report on that story as well. a mural. meantime, know, we've ali has been defaced several times this afternoon. the jewish community relations council of the bay area is speaking out first, if any justice joins us now live from the newsroom. and tiffany, they're they're calling this latest act of vandalism, hateful. they are. the council says they are. there are symbols in the mural. >> that are anti-semitic and they're working to get the mural removed. >> a mural in san francisco's knowing valley neighborhood is grabbing people's attention. it was painted in opposition to the war in gaza, but some are calling it antisemitic. others have no problem with the mural. i don't think this is anti-semitic at all. i think is just a message of what's actually going on >> picture of the reality. people are looking at the big picture and i think that. >> they don't realize how much of a bully israel is and the situation cities like sf and

stuff like this. you actually have people who protest the mural has wording that says stop the genocide in gaza. now it depicts bombs falling on rubble and debris. >> along with painting splotches of blood monday, the jewish community relations council of the bay area speaking out against the mural. >> saying this mural is blood liable. fortunately, this mural is anti-semitic and there's a couple things that we would point number one is its blood liable to. >> accused israel of genocide with the blood dripping down. this is a horrific, horrific war, too many civilians have been killed. but this is not a genocide and take the queues israelis of genocide goes back to this anti-semitic trope, a blood libel. second, you see the star of david replaced with a dollar sign and that goes back and anti-semitic trope of the money, june where the controlling the media where the governments and that indication is deeply inappropriate. tyler gregory of jcrc says they have spoken with supervisor rafael mandelman about year-old.

>> it is on private property in gregory says he hopes to see the mural gone and replaced. a lot of just don't feel safe in the area. they're not they don't feel a sense of welcoming us to help. the mural will be replaced with something that brings communities together. some residents remaining neutral. i think this era. >> such moves create on the station, which i'm very critical and in today's environment. >> now we have reached out to and almonds office for comment today, but we have not heard back yet. reporting in the newsroom to be justice kron. 4 news. thank you. tiffany. more than 1500 academic workers that uc santa cruz going on strike this morning over the school's handling of pro-palestinian protest. the academic workers allege their free speech was violated during the protest. they are demanding officials negotiate with pro-palestinian demonstrators and grant amnesty to those who are facing disciplinary action related to the unrest. university officials say that the strike is illegal because

the academic workers have a no strike clause. the strike and uc santa cruz could be the first of a potential series of labor strikes on campuses all across the uc step system. a prosecutor with the world's top war crimes court says that he is seeking arrest warrant 4 israeli and hamas leaders. today's announcement comes out of the international criminal court prosecutor karim khan accused israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and 3 hamas leaders of war crimes and crimes against humanity. president biden today calling the move outrageous. the case now heads to a panel of 3 judges to decide whether it can move forward. and a reminder you can catch kron 4 on air and visit us online for the latest information on the war in gaza from campus. protest to the conflict on the ground and a hostage situation. head to our website at kron 4 dot com. let's talk about forecast as we get a live look outside right now. the golden gate bridge

basically clear out there you know, not not too bad. the traffic department as well. kyla grogan here with some details. hey, kyla. hey there. yes, i want to talk about long-term forecast really quickly here now you can see this chart. >> it is looking across the country of long-range forecast. now i want to take you right at the top one here. this is temperature. the bottom is precipitation. we're not so focused on that. but you can see temperature here. we're going to be either at or below average over the next 3 to 4 weeks, not the case with much of the country you see there in oranges and reds are going to be warming up. and the reason i bring that up is because right now the next few days we're going to be having some really nice seasonal or warm weather. you can see our little breezy here as we take a live look at the embarcadero. but temperature wise across the bay right now, we're looking pretty good. 80 degrees in concord. you can see some upper 70's in san jose in livermore, mid 70's and santa rosa 60's in san francisco and oakland, half mnon bay. a little cooler because that's where the clouds are hanging out at the coast. but having said that, they've gotten some really nice sunshine in there today to just getting a little bit

of that marine layer that starting to show its but as far as the state of california, you can see we're looking lovely today. just lots of sunshine tonight. we're going to see mostly clear skies that marine layer will be out at the coast a little bit. but really those clouds will be confined to their. and last night i saw a really beautiful moon. we are working our way up to a full moon on thursday. so if you get a chance, take a look tonight because you're likely to see some really nice clarity there tonight. so this is happening. ban mention. we've got some nice sunshine out there today. you can see the marine layer is kind of hanging out there. if you take your i kind of out into the ocean. but tonight is going to be a pretty nice night for all of us. tomorrow, the warmest day of the week. we stay lovely on wednesday and thursday and then it all just like it does here in the bay changes drastically as we head towards the weekend. have details on that when it come back in a bit. >> alright, kyla sean diddy combs is breaking his silence after a now viral video was released. capturing him brutally beating his ex-girlfriend at an la hotel in 2016 in a video posted on

social media and emotional combs says he hit rock bottom reporter rachel menitoff has both celebrity and legal reaction to the video. >> so sorry. >> a seemingly remorseful, sean diddy combs appears in an edited instagram video apologizing for his actions. he's referring to this surveillance taken from a los angeles hotel in 2016 where the hip-hop mogul is seen punching kicking and violently dragging his then girlfriend, cassie ventura. >> i take full responsibility for my actions in that video. discussed >> kathy sued her acts in november, alleging years of physical, emotional and abuse. they settled a day later. now some of the entertainment industry are reacting to diddy's viral video model emily rabbitohs ski commented on the video writing, quote, monster rapper and longtime rival $0.50 repost. it a clip of the video and said sarcastically, quote, now i'm

sure puffy didn't do it. he is innocent. this proves nothing. this is what his lawyers are going to say. aubrey o'day also condemned her former mentor saying did he did not apologize to kasey. he apologized to the world for seeing what he did. diddy is still facing for civil lawsuits, claiming misconduct and illegal activity. his la and states were also rated ktla. legal analyst allison triessl says combs can't be charged for the assault. seen here, but the video can be used in his pending litigation. >> this apology from p diddy is not only too little too late, but it actually may act as an aid mission hurt him in future cases down the line. >> and that was rachel menitoff reporting for us this afternoon. coming up, re-sentencing for the man accused of and convicted of attacking nancy pelosi's husband with a hammer. the

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following this story for in the courtroom joins us now live from the newsroom. what does this mean? teresa crazy, right? legal experts say that this is a rare situation, but one that can occur. here's what happened and more significantly about. >> what's going to happen next. these are courtroom sketches of david de pap during his federal trial. the jury convicted him of breaking into the former speaker. to civic height, home, speaker back on october of 2022. brutally beating paul pelosi with a hammer, giving him a concussion as well as other injuries. now the extent of the injuries and the fact that the attack was on the u.s. officials, family member, the judge cited on friday as one of the reasons to hand down this fairly lengthy sentence of 30 years. however, quickly after the sentencing, the judge issued an order stating that the sentencing will be done again because path was not given the option to speak on his behalf. and that is a violation of criminal code. we

asked legal expert michael cardoza, whether there's a chance that the pap sentence could wind up being less than before. >> whether he, in fact, has contrition. and then question will be if he expresses that to the court, will the court take that into consideration in reducing the are ready? given 30 years sends down? even if the pop says that he's sorry that she's going to reduce it she. i mean, the judge in this case, he's going to reduce the sentence 2 lesser than 30 years. but who knows? maybe it might happen. maybe she not call 5 years or so. i don't know. >> and that is what it's all about. the re-sentencing hearing is now set for tuesday of next week and the federal courthouse square doses says that despite the writing of the wrong last week, the defense can still use this issue issue to appeal the case at a higher court down the road. reporting in the

newsroom. theresa stasi, back to you guys. all right, thanks for straightening that teachers in contra costa county reached a tentative contract agreement with the office of education. >> teachers with the contra costa county school educators association will get a raise starting on july first, once the new contract is ratified, that will include a 6% raise retroactive to last july. plus one percent raise. but this year, the agreement aims to adjust teachers, salaries for new school year to align with increased cost of living 1700 characters in prairie performers at disneyland. they have voted to form union represented by the actors equity association. richards are calling for higher pay safety protections and better schedules parade performers in particular say that they have trouble getting full-time hours. cast members of walt disney world in florida. they have been unionized since the 1980's. disney has a a week to file any challenges to the election results and has yet to comment on the boat.

switching gears now to talk about the weather. here's a live look outside right now. beautiful look at mountain. it out. hannah brown water back there from a tampa and it appears to be somewhat hazy. kai a little hazy. we've had a few spots slipped into moderate air quality today. so there is that happening out there outside of that, though it is. >> kind of a lovely blue sky day, a little breezy in san francisco right now. but we've had some nice temperatures. high pressure is off the coast pretty far but still influencing our weather. you can see a little low pressure that is now move down towards southern california. but for us, it's been all about the blue skies today. you can see that as we look at stormtracker 4, having said that, you do also see that wind coming from that northwest direction. that is what's going to help us warm up as we get into tomorrow. it's also bringing that wind right now. you can see 80 miles per hour at sfo. you can see about 20 miles per hour point raise. but notice napa getting some of this win to its starting to push a little bit across the bay. so the breezy conditions are with us.

the warmer temperatures being ushered in by that northwesterly flow. you can see temperatures up a few degrees from yesterday. if you're in napa, if you're in novato, you're 5 degrees up. so feeling a little bit warmer today and seeing that reflected in these temperatures. 77 in san jose, you can see 78 in fremont ad in redwood city where 80 in pittsburgh as well close to in concord at 79 degrees. 77 in nevada. so we know we're warming up down there. san francisco about 65 degrees right now. the downtown gauge. the other thing that's happening is not a lot of marine layer. this is our fog cast right, which is to say that we don't really have one look at this. in the overnight hours, we got hardly anything building in as far as marine layer is concerned. so it will mean for a nice day tomorrow. some really nice warm temperatures as we continue this trajectory of sunshine and warmth. it will peak tomorrow and then we'll pull back just a touch on wednesday, a day like today, thursday, same story by friday. that's we've got a friend tracking through that will knock temperatures down and look how cool we get on saturday. of course, that does

mean that marine layer is back as well. now by sunday, staying cool. and then monday is a holiday. remember, we have memorial day some events happening and happy to say it looks like we do pick it up a little bit. get some sunshine back for that day. back to you. thanks. kyla. >> 4 is your local election headquarters and tomorrow the harvey milk lgbtq democratic club is planning on hosting a mayoral town 7. cisco mayor london breed and her challengers in the upcoming election. they're all set to attend this one. it includes supervisor aaron peskin supervisor ahsha safai it. former interim mayor mark farrell and nonprofit executive daniel lurie. it is the first time that the candidates are going to share a stage to speak about their policy platforms. the event will be held at the first unitarian universalist church in center in cathedral hill in the city tomorrow evening at 6.30. a historic launch of blue origin, the space tourism in exploration firm founded by billionaire jeff bezos. the

flight delivered 6 people from texas to the edge of space, including nasa's first black astronaut candidate reporter jennifer mcgraw is in exposition park to show us how the flight was decades in the making. >> a dream of a lifetime taking launching from west texas, america's first black astronaut candidate has finally made it into space and 0 g has started for our astronauts. the 11 minute journey has astronaut soaring past the karman line. more than 60 miles from earth for the 6 on board a perfect flight. there it is. touchdown of the crew capsule. and here at exits, ed white. >> this gentleman has waited a long time to go to space. >> in the 60's at dwight was championed by president john f kennedy to become the first black astronaut to fly. but he

wasn't picked to every as is most of most of as a look at the full suffering with my role in the low prices was >> over conversation about blacks and hispanics. and so served a purpose. >> and i was river prime now at 90 years-old flying with jeff bezos, rocket company, blue origin. he finally gets the recognition to blast out of this world and the man. what a flight for >> the rocket is roaring and rumbling and the noise, that that i would enjoy the and that he did for space wrong made. right. and it's just kind of a really cool thing that somebody finally gets to go and do their dream and giving the youth the reason to dream big. it just proves that you can do anything at any age. you have a limit to what you can do. and i think it's an encouragement, a testament that.

>> and you don't have to stop just because it seems like an opportunity was missed a mission complete and dream of a lifetime to become an astronaut. now at 90 years old place can bring people together. >> everybody with space to say, oh, my this place is who workable, go back and make the world. >> and it was jennifer mcgraw reporting for us this afternoon. still ahead, childcare costs continuing to climb how the west coast compares to other parts of the country. and we're going to walk you through the weekend box office, which films came out on top for your money is out on top for your money is next. ow network is no network for business.

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afternoon, childcare costs way. they're on the rise nationwide. the average cost of child care for 2 children is now more than the average price of rent in all 50 states. a report from the nonprofit group child care aware of america says well, here in the west coast we're paying about $26,000 per year for child care. the group says that at this rate it would cost 10% of a married couple's median income. and 32% of a single parent both of those figures out pace, the 7% target recommended by the u.s. department of health and human services. parents aren't the only ones feeling the squeeze. the pandemic forced about 16,000 child care providers to close and with relief funding expired. well, more could be on the way. more than 600,000 people in california have

unused debit cards that are meant to ease the burden of inflation. the franchise tax board started issuing the middle class tax refund by direct deposit and debit cards back in october of 2022. last september, the last round of payments had been sent out. the payments are as high as $1000. more than 9 million people received a debit card in the mail. 10% of those cards have not been activated. california still have about 2 years to activate and use the remaining funds. the numbers are in for this weekend's box office and the movie if falling slightly short of expectations, the fantasy comedy directed by john krasinski topped the box office this weekend. but failed to meet revenue expectations if brought in 35 million dollars domestically after being expected to bring in more than 40 million dollars in his first weekend released production for if costa 110 million dollars. as for the rest of the weekend's top 5, the kingdom of the planet of the apes finished in second

place. earning 26 million dollars. the strangers chapter one that took home 3rd place with 12 million dollars. the fall guy and challengers round out the top 5. next up on properties at 3, a big celebration for the golden state bell curry's. we're going to take it inside the weekend block party and lots of activity at the port of oakland. the record-breaking imports coming into the bay. but first, what we are learning after an officer shot someone with a weapon at a san

>> new at 3 in the port of oakland is seeing a lot of

activity. port officials say that april's cargo volume builds on a six-month long growth trend. there's been a 17% increase in container imports this year compared to the same time last year, according to officials that the port also posted an increase in exports which rose by nearly 7% this year. officials say recent infrastructure upgrades given the port real boost upping the volume of imported and exported goods returned to pre-pandemic highs. as talk about forecast as we look outside at the buckyballs, speaking of highs. kylie is here not only to talk temperature, but also about the clarity about the air out there with you do see a little haze out there. so we'll get into that just a second. i want to start with temperatures across the state to show you that we're in the 60's along the coast. but 80's as we head inland. >> all the way from bakersfield, right on up to reading. it's a pretty nice day today in california, but we do have a little bit of a haze in the sky. you can see it here as we take a live look

from mount tam the mount tam cam kind of looking towards san francisco and that haze is, you know, revealing that we do have a little bit of moderate air quality out there. so you see a few of those yellow dots on the map up in nevado across the bay in oakland, down in san jose and even far out into the east bay in concord. so if you're a person is very sensitive to air quality, new thinking, what's going on here? yeah, you're right. we do have is a little bit of a slip there, but we're not expecting it to go any further into poor. so that is the good news. all right, live look outside. as vicky mentioned, we've got a little bit of a breeze going on but a pretty nice day in san francisco outside of that temperatures right now in the 60's there oakland. we're in the 70's and san jose and liver more 80 degrees in concord. 75 in santa rosa and half moon bay where we did have a little bit of cloud cover this morning. 57 degrees. so i wanted to point out that today the sun is going to be setting at 08:17pm. we're still working our way towards those day hours of daylight, increasing till we get to june 21st. so

today it's 14 hours. and 22 minutes of daylight. if you'd like to get out and make the most of it have at it. i'll be back in a little bit. we'll talk more about our 7 day forecast. all right. kai light to the east bay. now, chp officers arrested a suspect in connection to a fatal. >> hit and run. it happened in san leandro. police say the driver hit and killed someone wednesday night. they say the victim was found lying in the street at boulevard and embers way. police say that they later found the car wanted in connection with incident on friday, the suspect was booked into santa rita jail. bail was set at 125 $1000. to the north bay. now police arrested a man on suspicion of a dui hit and run. this happened early sunday morning on east washington street just after one. 15 am police say the crash involved 2 cars and that a man and a woman were injured when officers got to the scene, they say that they saw a different man identified as frank monticello and a nearby creek after hiding in a

resident's backyard. they say that resident told them that monticello was hiding in there on their property and then jumped the fence. michaela was booked into sonoma county jail on multiple felony charges. a gilroy resident was killed after being hit by a car driven by a minor. this had early yesterday morning in gilroy on no nam you it's a street near sayg to louise regional hospital there. the victim was 23 years old. a minor waited for the police to arrive and is cooperating with the investigation. not clear what caused that crash. sonoma county crews rescued a man who was thrown from his car after driving off a cliff. it happened yesterday morning off highway one near jenner. the sonoma county sheriff's office says the car landed about 200 feet down from the roadway up against a large tree. crews found the driver laying in a patch of brush about 350 feet down from the crash site. the sheriff's office says the man was hurt and flown to a

hospital, but is expected to recover. palo alto police investigating yet another mail carrier robbery there. the latest incident happened at an apartment complex parking lot 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 his personal belongings. the postal worker turned over the keys but refused to give up his personal items. police say a fist fight ensued and the thieves knocked the victim to the ground, injuring him. police say the 2 robbers took off in an older model. nissan altima. anybody with information is being asked to contact police. crews working to clean up, have her grass fire broke out on your buena island. this happened saturday. shutting down all eastbound lanes of the bay bridge for several hours. officials say that there were traffic problems in both directions. people were urged to avoid that area. you can

see there are fire boats being brought in to help out the strong winds making that blaze extra challenging to put out all lanes were eventually reopened by early saturday evening. >> piedmont avenue, elementary school in oakland holding a ribbon cutting ceremony this morning for their brand new and improved school yard. looks pretty cool. project was part of steph and ayesha curry's. eat learn, play foundation. the foundation has been around since 2019, according to the foundation's website, they plan to transform. 25 school yard in oakland creating play structures. outdoor classrooms and reading spaces. >> the impact that this is going to have on my school is tremendous. there's something for everyone on this playground, whether it is basketball, foursquare, the

play structures or reading a book in our new nature center. this playground is great for kids to just engage and enjoy their recess. >> yeah. big. thank you for all the good work from a >> stephen aishah curry. the school student council even got to help design this. a very cool looking new playground. >> all right. in other bay area news, a bay area rapper e 40 and singer kehlani a performed for fans at the first ever golden state valkyrie is block party over the 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 happening. >> so this, you know, we've asked views and i cannot support has garnered over the last couple years to bring so much 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.

>> yeah, bay area really rolling out the violent carpet for their new wnba team. first, let's look good and was there for the good times. >> yeah, 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 didn't 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 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 to be such high level of notoriety gather having women leading women on court. >> showcasing a people's really beautiful right now. specifically the in the world really took a closer noticed a petition to get along with during the bubble, 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 men, basketball, if not it's going to be a time can expect to see the boundaries play right here. the chase 2025. but until then, to have their fans waiting on and know going on for >> coming up, michael collin giving his final day of testimony. today's big takeaways in the trump hush

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>> and welcome we're learning more now about what happened when a police officer shot a person allegedly with it gun in san jose are charles clifford is live at the san jose police department with more on that. charles. >> good afternoon. the san jose police department just wrapped up a press conference here providing some more details on what happened yesterday afternoon. it's going to take a look at some video here now, according to the san jose police department around 4 o'clock in the 2700 block of kolmar drive. that's in east san jose. officers

responded reports of a man firing a gun when they arrived on scene. they found on individual who was shooting apparently randomly towards an apartment building. they confronted him at least one officer shot and wounded that suspect he was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. now we learned just a short time ago that the suspect, as 41 year-old ricardo, villareal, he does have a criminal history. he is currently at the hospital. the police department has said that they don't yet know what his motive was, why he was shooting at this building. he was targeting anyone in particular or what it was doing exactly. they also haven't been able to do a toxicology exam on him see if he was under any sort of influence are going to wait until out of surgery and can talk to police. we also learned that the officers involved that there were 3 officers who apparently fired shots at the suspect of their multi year veterans of the force. the san jose police department still investigating the shooting, but they also say that the internal affairs at a san jose police and the

santa clara county district attorney are also involved in the investigation. so it's a very latest here in the south bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. all right, charles of the helicopter crash that killed iran's president, foreign minister and other officials. >> is rocking washington and the rest of the world. jessi turnure joins us now live from washington, d.c., with more on the latest response from the u.s. jesse. yeah, good so the white house has still yet to comment directly on this. and even a top defense officials are really deferring. most of those 2 are on. >> not commented on the deadly crash. and top defense officials are still deferring to iran for more information. >> i can speculate on what may have been the cause of the accident. the pentagon is still waiting on details from iran about what led to the eelicopter crash that killed president ibrahim or i see the royals are investigating a road test again and so see what outcome is. i'm sure an investigation is complete. but

defense secretary lloyd austin said he can confirm one thing, you know, states had no part to play in in that crash. search crews found rice e along with the country's foreign minister and other officials dead monday hours after their helicopter crashed on a foggy mountain side in iran. ultimately it's the right government that is responsible for the decision to fly a 45 year-old helicopter in. >> what was described as poor weather conditions in a controversial move. the u.s. stood and participated in a moment of silence at monday's un security council meeting. we regret any loss of life. want to see anyone. dinah helicopter crash, but state department spokesperson matthew miller said that does not change the reality of rice's record. he was involved in numerous horrific human rights abuses. that's why miller said it's not surprising that some iranians are celebrating rice's death. we continue to support the iranian people in their fundamental struggle for freedom. >> and the crash comes as the israel-hamas war royals, the middle east, iran. yeah, that

crash. of course it does come as the israel-hamas war continues to just roll the middle east and it just going off of that. israel and iran did directly trade fire for the very first time ever. just last month. live in washington, i'm jessi tenure. right. jessi, thank you for that. >> a seafood chain red lobster has filed for bankruptcy. the restaurant chain already closed a number of locations across the nation. and california, including the location on how avenue in sacramento it posted an operating loss of more than 11 million dollars during their enlist shrimp deal last year in a court filing read, lobster says it will use the bankruptcy to pursue. a buyer for the chain. red lobster still has more than 700 locations around the globe. all right. let's go to kron four's meteorologist kyla grogan right now for an update on the weather out there which

has been remarkably and mace. stay that way for through holiday weekend. let us hope. yes, a few days of really nice weather ahead for us. and then we have a big cool down coming. we'll talk about that in a second. but i wanted to talk about where the heat is in the country right now. >> and you can see where it is. it is in spots like texas where there thankfully getting power back today after storms knocked out a lot of power across the state. but you can see where some of that warmth is also ade its way all the way up to columbus, ohio, worth 87 degrees. we're much cooler on the east coast, new york city about 63 and certainly much cooler temperatures as you can see up in the pacific northwest today. but here in the bay area, we've been having a pretty nice day now. tomorrow i am going to keeping an eye out for severe weather that is expected in. unfortunately parts of the midwest. you can see a few storms there right now. but tomorrow, iowa, missouri and illinois, keeping an eye out there for the potential of tornadoes this time of year. unfortunately, that is what's happening with the weather there. whitney, while back on the west coast,

we're looking pretty good. nice blue skies out there. we've got a break from the marine layer today which isn't really nice. you can see some blue skies here as we take a look at the golden gate bridge, a little breezy in san francisco. but other than that pretty quiet weather tonight. mostly clear skies should be a really nice night to take a look at the moon. it's getting kind of bright out there. the last couple days. we have a full moon on thursday. warmest day of the week is tomorrow. we'll see some inland 80's and then a big cool down as we get to friday. and yes, the marine layer will be rolling back in current temperatures right now. you can see you've got some nice numbers out there. 65 in downtown san francisco. 77 in san jose ad in concord. and 75 up in santa rosa. i mean, look at walnut creek as an example here as we take a live look from the east bay for temperatures. you can see that tomorrow we get even warmer than today. and then another nice couple of days, wednesday into thursday. but friday we've got a front tracking through. doesn't bring us rain, but it does knock down the temperatures. so it's a dry front. but boy, oh, boy, are we going to you know, a kind of rude

awakening? frankly, when we get into friday saturday and sunday, that's when a marine layer rolls back. and you can see by saturday just struggling to get, you know, into the mid 60's inland, our warmest spot. we do recover, though, as we head towards monday, which of course, is memorial day. we'll have some events associate with that holiday. so at least there's some good news there. thank you. kylen. nearly 2 months after colliding with a bridge in baltimore, a trapped cargo ship has been refloated. >> the d li cargo ship sailed to a nearby marine terminal this morning. salvage operations took place yesterday after controlled explosions removed a massive 500 foot section of that bridge from the ship's bow. officials used 5 tugboats and took advantage of high tide to relocate the ship. the ships. 21 member crew has remained aboard the vessel since the march 26th crash. power has been restored. now to a majority of residents in houston who are powerless for days following deadly storms. there. this comes as hot weather now starts to move in

utility workers. well, they worked tirelessly to restore electricity after hurricane force winds, downed power lines and brought the houston area to a standstill. the tornado even touched down in a suburb. crews hope to get the power back on to those still without it. by wednesday. after 22 years in business, the lakeshore cafe in oakland is announcing it's closing its doors for good in just one week. memorial day will be the final day for the popular breakfast and lunch spot near lake merritt. the owner is making the announcement on social media. they don't say why they're leaving, but they did say that a new restaurant wilt soon be opening in its place. up next, bottle rock music festival. we're going to tell you what to expect.

national news now. the campaign for president really heating up with both the president, joe biden and former president donald trump trying to shore up key voting blocs over the weekend. each man speaking at events with voters critical to their election success. washington correspondent trevor shirley is in washington with more. and this weekend both candidates gave a good sense of their campaign strategies going forward on sunday, president joe biden gave the commencement address at morehouse college. a historically black college in atlanta later that evening, the president traveled to detroit, michigan, speaking at a dinner for the naacp. both events highlight the president's drive to keep black and minority voters. not only engaged but willing to vote in november. it's a key

constituency. the president knows he needs in order to win this november. but recent polling in several swing states shows the president slipping with his approval ratings among black voters in the meantime, former president donald trump addressed the annual nra convention in dallas this weekend. gun rights remain a major issue for many conservative voters. the former president casting himself as a major ally of gun owners and urging them to vote in november. he also received the endorsement of the nra. the weekend's events highlight the strategies. both candidates are expected to maintain through november. your mask. >> you're not. let's clear. because of your vote. john not standing here as president of united states of america here. that's not a joke. that's a fact. story was president. the raise donald trump defeated. former president. >> and let there be no doubt the survival of our second amendment is very much on the

ballot. you know what they want to do. they're going if they get in our country is going to be destroyed in so many ways. but the second amendment will be it's under siege. >> but with me, they never get anywhere. >> and both president biden and former president donald trump are both expected to hold other campaign events this week reporting in washington. i'm trevor shirley in california using gift cards to combat drug addiction. yeah. the state 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 61 million dollars to the program focusing on addictions like meth and cocaine. so here's how it works to start out. patients have to show up to their designated clinic twice a week to provide a urine sample. if they're clean, they received a small stipend on a gift card that increases as they and if they fail, well, there are no consequences. they're just encouraged to show up and

start again. the approach is called contingency management, which is based around rewarding people for a behavior, not punishing them. since california's pilot program launched back in april, 19 counties throughout the state enrolled almost 3,000 participants. we spoke to a program director at a treatment facility in nevada county, california, who admit the program doesn't work for all patients, but says it's another tool to combat addiction. >> it starts off a $10. the end of the first rung weeks. they might be making $20 if it goes up like a dollar and a half, every to so does increase. and that's another important part is that we're increasing. it's a sort puts 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. >> california has dedicated significant amount of money. the effort aimed at curbing drug addictions. the state

says the rate of residents dying from stimulants doubled from 2019, 2023. >> coast guard crews spotting a pod of orcas on the high. the u.s. coast guard's monterey station sharing this video on shows 4 or cause stocking a group of seals and sea lions in monterey bay. the post calls the video a pretty incredible sight. a local well watchers say that now is peak time for spotting or cause out there in the bay in the north bay bottle. rock music festival is coming back to napa valley this friday. megan, the stallion, a pearl jam and ed sheeran, they're headlining the festival. quite a use the music festival that runs from friday through sunday. so be prepared for some extra traffic out there in napa. yeah. should be good weather for it, though. just a little cooler. i think we'll have a nice weekend, but it's not going to be as warm as it today or tomorrow. >> got some blue skies out at half moon bay. some people out taking a walk, enjoying the nice weather. you do see the

marine layer kind of hanging out there. i do think we'll see a few coastal clouds at the coast tonight, but that will be about it. so tonight will be mostly clear skies for a good portion of the bay. and that does mean the moon is going to be very visible tonight like it was last night should be beautiful. and he's been gaining its size and it freaks on thursday. so it's been really nice. the 48 57 degrees tonight as we get to tomorrow, expect some warmer temperatures will be our warmest day of the week. and i do mean harm. we're talking potential for some, you know, mid to upper 80's inland. it's a nice 70's around the bay. even san francisco looking at for about 69 degrees tomorrow. here's a quick look at your extended forecast. shows you that warm up does cool down a little bit after tuesday. so we do start to bring it back to earth. and then by friday, a big change in temperatures as roll through the weekend and then returning to some warmer temperatures on monday, which is the holiday. >> all right. cuyler. that's it for kron. 4 news free. thanks for joining us. we'll thanks for joining us. we'll see tonight at 6. ow network iso network for business.

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