ready to install dozens of cameras in an effort to stop traffic deaths will have the latest. business owners in berkeley will soon have to pay thousands of dollars in rent for their parklets and the city of oakland is replacing traffic lights with stop signs in copper. thieves are to blame. we'll explain. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 6. good morning class. >> area and on tuesday morning, we've got a beautiful looking start to the day outside right now. it's nice and clear. yeah, cool little breezy yesterday, but to probably expecting the same today, >> yeah, you got that cooler air passenger right past to try to make its way inland, hence the breeze. but today we're going to see less of a and that does mean that temperatures will be our warmest of the forecast today. daytime highs inland, a rising well into the mid to even upper 80's in some spots. one day, this heat. and then it's a little bit cooler after as

for happen bay, you do have a little bit of low cloud cover overhead this morning. visibility has been fine for most areas. not seeing a lot of fog out there which has been a nice know winds, most noticeable in the north bay mountains right now. elsewhere, we're actually pretty calm. temperatures are in the 40's to 50's currently nevado petaluma san mateo at 46, dublin livermore in berkeley at 50 degrees to kick things off. now later on today, as i mentioned, we are on to warmest day of the forecast with some upper 70's to mid 80's at the very warmest back with us this morning with a look at the road. right. let's get you rolling on a tuesday traveling into the city this morning. no accidents or hazards, but traffic is starting to real already. >> a 30 minute ride into the city right now. san mateo bridge just short of 15, a 80 to 101. the richmond, sandra fell bridge 7 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 for tolls. 18 minute ride reaches back to you. thanks for the 601 in the breaking news that we're covering this morning is a crash that happened in fremont. >> it is impacting traffic.

its fremont boulevard from thorton avenue all the way to peralta boulevard that are closed right now. >> so you're asked to avoid the area. they say that roads going to be closed for several hours. kron four's michael thomas is actually on his way to the scene, will bring us the latest. >> in a live report. stay tuned for that. and another big story that we're following on the south bay. we're learning new details this morning about the shooting that involved police in san jose. officers say they shot a man who had a gun crime force. jack moment has the story. well, the shooting here that happened sunday in the seaside san jose apartment complex is the 3rd officer-involved shooting to happen so far this year having city leaders want to look further into these officer-involved shootings when they do happen. it also has residents here at this apartment complex, a concern. >> it all started with a 9-1-1 call people living at this east side. san jose complex reporting a man shooting a gun outside his van. he was later identified as 41 year-old ricardo view. every out and by the time police arrived shortly after 4 in the

afternoon. >> this prompted a separate officer to discharge his firearm striking the suspect man was critically injured. one neighbor showed us this parking garage where she says police march the bullet holes and additional details are still unfolding. but one thing's certain people here are on was scared. it was care. mendoza moved here just this year and says his family was watching tv when fort and where we hear one shot. >> and simon, later, we're late. >> 6 saying he heard what happened from a neighbor. she was in the on the guy is what you know? and the weather couple in as a view, every al has served 10 years before for assault on a police officer. the gun he had sunday. >> was unregistered frequency of san jose police officers being shot at or hit by gunfire. he's gone from a rare anomaly to a regular occurrence. san jose police say the threat to officers is increasing and they want to form a group to study each time officer was shot at in

the coming days. i will bring together a group of internal and external partners for the purpose of analyzing these attacks. now, san jose police says that the shooting is still very much under investigation. questions as to why the shooting happened in the first place or why neighbors called saying that there was a man shooting out of his van. those are still yet to be determined. meantime, the every hour remains in the hospital in critical condition where he said san jose jack moment. >> kron 4 news at 603. and san jose and says salling. 33 new high speed cameras in late 2025. the trying to see if the cameras will help reduce high-speed collision. so they'll be and solve next year. this year, the city council is deciding where to put there vote on that this fall. the goal is for the cameras to be evenly spread around the city to make communities of color and low-income neighborhoods safer, make sure that they get cameras for the first 60 days of the program. drivers will just get a warning. after that, though, there will be

fines and low-income drivers will be asked to provide community service hours instead of paying. city leaders say that law enforcement will not have access to the camera footage for any other reason. the cameras will only be used to enforce speed limits. >> in san leandro, police arrest a 13 year-old boy charging him with the deadly stabbing of an 18 year-old. police say that stabbing happened at the bancroft avenue location in early april. they say surveillance video revealed a 13 year-old was the attacker and they say bh ams had a dispute before the 13 year-old stabbed the victim in the chest and arm. the young suspect was arrested last week at his high school. >> time now 605. and today, san francisco city officials and nurses at zuckerberg, san francisco general hospital are going to announce new legislation to address a nursing shortage. it's a ballot measure that would specifically address the shortage of nurses and 9-1-1, operators, the legislation they say would improve the retention and recruitment of

these essential workers and it would let full-time registered nurses buyback time worked as per diem nurses for retirement credits, it would also give 9-1-1 operators, the same safety retirement benefits as other first responders get if approved. this measure will be on the november ballot for voters to approve or not a press conference announcing the details of this legislation is set for 10 o'clock this morning outside the bank of america plaza on the trail avenue. and also today, more than 200 rideshare and delivery drivers for uber lyft. doordash will rally outside the california supreme court in san francisco. this is the high court considers a legal challenge to prop 22 prop. 22 says the drivers for these types of companies are independent contractors and they're not therefore entitled to benefits after the law passed, a lower court ruled it was unconstitutional. but that

ruling was later reversed. this decision has been appealed. and now the state's highest court is hearing the case. workers say they don't support the measure because it denies them the ability to make a living wage and they say denies basic rights like paid sick leave and overtime which are afforded it to other workers in california. the rally is at 12, 30 in front of the california supreme court. >> well, 2 robbery suspects were arrested last night after police say they stole money and a car in the city. but the suspect ran into something unexpected as they were trying to get away from police. officers say the robbery took place in soma overnight at 8th and folsom streets. ficers say they found the suspects in the stolen car but when they tried to pull them over, they led them on a chase that eventually and crashing into a driverless car on folsom and 14th right now. the costco there, both suspects were taken to the hospital for non life threatening injuries. and san ramon now has been arrested in connection with a

freeway shooting. police say they arrested lee o'connor of forest bill after identifying him as the shooter in this incident. that happened along 6.80, north of alcosta boulevard. it was during the arrest that police say they also found a gun in o'connor's car. nobody was injured in the shooting. time now 607, and a developing story that we're following. legal experts are now weighing >> on the re-sentencing of david de pap, you remember to have is the one who hit paul pelosi in the head with a hammer at pelosi's home in san francisco. he was convicted to path was and he was initially cents on friday to 30 years in prison. but then a federal judge said that she failed to give to pass the opportunity speak during that sentencing, which is illegal and experts say is very important. this case. >> it takes consideration whether the defendant, the accused and now the convicted in this case, the pop is sorry

for what he did. >> kron four's legal expert michael cardoza. they're speaking. he says the pass lawyers could try to continue to appeal the case. despite the judge making this correction because there is going to and hearing another sentencing hearing set for next tuesday. >> well, firstly, business owners now have to decide if they want to pay for their parklets or lose them all together. the city now plans to start charging rent for those parking spaces that have turned into outdoor dining and parklets those parklets first popped up during the pandemic and served as a lifeline really for countless restaurants around the bay area. use of the space has been free up until this point. but starting next week, berkeley is set to start charging restaurants, thousands of dollars a year to use them. >> going to be a big expense that was going to be hard for us to absorb. so we asked if you can pay the monthly and they said yes to that. so we're going paying about 1500 bucks a month to read this

outdoor space. >> the city is now requiring businesses to apply for permits to ed or keep their parklets. >> it's 609, and. >> and officials from the port of oakland say that they're seeing a lot of activity and the last 6 months. >> they're then a 17% increase in container imports. this year could 2 compared to last year. the port also post an increase in exports by nearly 7%. and officials say the recent infrastructure upgrades are what has given the port a boost helping to increase the volume of imports and exports returning now to pre-pandemic highs. today. people live in antioch planned or rallies afternoon asked this and we came joint powers authority to keep the antioch amtrak station open. last month. officials voted to close the pittsburg, antioch station and moved to oakley. residents say that train system is their main source of transportation moving it to another city.

they says going impact seniors, veterans students and the working class. the rally is at 12, 30 on i street. >> well, still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, antioch police have ruled out the reasoning of death. the death of all homeless person will explain exactly what that means. and a mural in the city opposing the bombing in gaza is drawing criticism and support will tell you why critics calling it anti-semitic. and after the break, a price war between walmart and target. what experts say is pushing both stores to lower prices. >> and today is going to be the warmest day of this week's forecast. got some 60's all the way out to the coastline. and for a lot of us further inland, it's going to be a day spent well in the 80's. i'll let you know what the rest of

>> it's 6.13, any are 4 things you to know. and oakland intersection that used to have traffic lights. now it's a four-way stop. as you can see, there's the intersection of 12th street and 16th avenue business owners in that area say that the city lights because people were constantly stealing the copper from them. police in oakland are investigating a deadly shooting. it happened just outside of city hall on 14th street, right near frank ogawa plaza. officers say they found a man with a gunshot wound there and he was taken to the hospital where died. police say the death of a homeless man. he was killed last week. was due to blunt force trauma to the head and the chest. investigators found a large rock. at the crime scene. they're not sure if that was the murder weapon. and san

mateo county has installed an art can vending machine. look at that at the mcguire correction facility in redwood city and has a boxes of narcan with 2 doses. each inside and anybody can have access to that inmates, their families and members of the public. >> ok, let's check bay area weather here at 6.14 as we take another live look outside where we're looking at decent central lot of sunshine. been nice, but i've definitely need the jacket, john. during morning hours you need the jacket that that today is going to be one of those days where just an hour or 2 from now, you're going to be on the jacket further away from. yeah, it's our hottest day of the forecast. we're looking outside at the bay bridge right here in look at this. no wind whatsoever on the flag at the embarcadero. >> that lack of a consistent sea breeze today is why today is going to be the warmest one of the forecast. you can see skies are clear out their high pressure ridge to the west of

us. it's a very much so northerly flow of this is actually cutting off a lot of access to that ocean. cool there from our inland areas. so if winds are pushing to the south, that means you don't have the onshore wind out of the west and that's those temperatures rise. futurecast shows you that we do have that northerly wind throughout the course of the day today as the sun goes down tonight, we'll start to see the key sea breeze kicking back up. this will result in a little fog tomorrow morning in generally that slight cool down that begins tomorrow as well. as for today, daytime highs will be in the 60's to 70's for san francisco 60's out along the coastline and then a lot of 70's to 80's elsewhere. burlingame at 76 today saying carlo 79 redwood city mountain view into the south bay well into the low 80's, if not mid 80's and campbell, at 84 free months, all the way up to 80 degrees for you. union city hayward, even richmond in the upper 70's concord, 86 and our warmest spots or pittsburgh

vacaville fairfield in antioch at 87 degrees. each looking ahead tomorrow, we'll barely make the low 80's. and then after that, barely making the low 70's by the weekend, we have a weak system that will be skirting are right past us. not resulting in any rain for the bay, but a few clouds towards the weekend and temperatures a whole lot cooler rain. all right, john, thank you for that. will take act of pure bay area highways. >> this morning and you can see traffic starting to pick up along 80 and highway 4 as you're traveling to india, even traveling across the bay bridge. you're seeing a little congestion. other jason highways like one wanted on the peninsula side. you're making good time. they right now 15 minutes into the city. no accidents or hazards there. 7, ridge route 18, 80 run traveling across towards peninsula, 80 over the east bay. so you can see also brought a to richmond. things are slow. 23 minute ride clocking out towards the maze, into to 42. you're not 30 minutes. there are huge is back to you.

>> thank you very much. rain is 6.17. is the time a new bill wants to change how health care providers in california report domestic abuse to police right now. health care providers face misdemeanor charges. if they don't report suspected abuse to police, even if patients don't want them involved. if this bill passes, health care providers would only have to report violence that requires lifesaving treatment. in other suspected cases of abuse. they would only have to refer patients to victim advocate services. supporters of the bill say victims fear that if police are called their children could get taken away or in the case of undocumented immigrants that families might be at risk of deportation. the bill passed the state assembly yesterday. it's making his way now to the senate. >> time now, 6.18, and a new coffee shop is going to be opening today in richmond. it's called vibe bistro. and will be open this morning is located in mcdonald avenue. it's described as a neighborhood haven for.

>> soulful coffee. delicious food and vibrant experiences. >> 6.18, is a and gingers which is a popular lgbtq+ bar in san francisco is going to be hosting a grand reopening during pride weekend. the bar's manager says the business has been dormant since the pandemic. so they're excited to bring back the bar to the city. the bar is located on hardy place. gingers will hold a blessing and ribbon cutting ceremony on june 28th hosted by the sisters of perpetual indulgence followed by a party. of course. and th that saturday, they say they're going have another party featuring different performances as well as a day party on sunday. so quite the plans they've got laid out germ i you same all right. i know you're partial 6.19, right now for your money. the price war has begun. >> target is lowering prices on a whole bunch of stuff to track us to this is all in the summer months to come. we could see this price were

happen, which would be that the benefit of all of us. the idea, of course, is to help those dealing with the effects of inflation while drawing shoppers away from their rival. that's targets plan. walmart is their arrival. who when shelling nelson reports. >> walmart and target some of the biggest retailers and they're competing for your business. i'm glad they're going into competition even more. what that means, more deals. i think it's great. >> i think, you know. >> they just today target corporation announced that it is slashing prices on about 5,000 items from soda to milk bread, produce pet food and diapers. all get even more here. i guess our rents keep going up. and i can't afford to survive anymore. upland resident richard martin only shots and walmart because he says it's all he can afford. same goes for his mom. donna, who came here for groceries. so we're looking at the red right now. i'm looking at the orleans 100% whole wheat. and here at walmart, it's for 24. so it's about $0.35 more for

the war we here at this target. but i do see a deal for dave's killer bread. >> some items at walmart or less expensive bananas, on the other hand, were cheaper of target. i was at walmart not too long ago and i felt like i spent more on all the things i have bought the to hear the price wars between retail giants are giving consumers an edge. so why the sudden cuts to rake in customers? what we're seeing right now is basically a response to years of high inflation. so for many consumers, especially those living paycheck to paycheck. >> this is an untenable situation and they are cutting back on their spending. and that is what's freaking out. retailers already, walmart has announced its own aggressive price cuts and to compete. >> target has now stepped up with a new multi-pronged price cut strategy. inflation slightly cooled last month after being unexpectedly high from january to march. while consumer prices rose 0.3% from march to april. last says it's all about getting you in the door, even if these big box retailers have to take a loss

on certain items. at this point, it's all about volume. the more people you can get into the store, the more chances you have of making sales. so even though milk butter and other such products might become less leaders at this point. >> once they have you in there, they're hoping that they can attract with maybe some other discretionary purchases. >> that was shelby nelson reporting for us this morning. time now 6.21, coming up on the kron. 4 morning news. a bay area correction facility has a vending machine. >> to help save lives and anybody can get the stuff in their free will tell you what it is.

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bay. one person is dead and 2 others in the hospital. >> after a car crash, it happened in vallejo sunday night on kerr told parkway west of lemon street. it was a nissan and it hit a center divider, lost control and then went into on-coming traffic hitting a honda and the person in the nissan died. a woman in the nissan and a man driving a honda went to the hospital. police say that drugs and alcohol do not appear to have been a factor in the crash. >> garbage truck caught fire. wow in san francisco and that it smelled to look this. is that in the tenderloin their hide and ellis streets, but 11 in the morning yesterday. and you can see a lot of smoke there. it's not clear what caused that fire. >> well, another fire in san

francisco, this one at martin's cleaner at polk and broadway russian hill where you see the response here, firefighters say one of the machines inside caught fire was about 3 o'clock or so in the afternoon it took about an hour to put it out. no injuries were reported. we'll search for a hiker in alameda county has ended with good news. according to the east bay regional park police. they found alex stretcher and his dog near the san antonio reservoir yesterday afternoon. the 2 did missing for 3 days. police say the 2 seem to be in good health when they found them stretcher and his dog started the hike friday at seminole regional wilderness. they were scheduled to be picked up saturday at dove valley regional park and was called in as missing after they failed to show up. but luckily they both have been found safe and sound >> it's 6.26. and coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news. why home depot now has to pay more than a million dollars after this fire at one of their locations in san of their locations in san jose. etwork is no network for business.

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>> 6.20, right now and we're checking out the weather for you tuesday. we are sunshine here for relatively clear. we've got john with a look outside elsewhere. and what do you see in john? yeah, definitely clear skies. that's something that we're seeing all the way out to the coastline again today at the bay bridge right there, looking good and doesn't look like there's a whole lot of traffic out there. will that rain and sells that? >> but the golden gate bridge in this view is looking at just that faintest evidence of marine their little fog trying

to form not super successful in doing so again today. in fact, visibility is pretty fine for most areas. we have calm winds at the coastline, breezy as conditions up into the delta this morning. temperatures currently are in the 40's to 50's alameda at 55 oakland at 49 degrees. dublin at 50 degrees currently later on today. do expect our warmest temperatures of this week's forecast highs climbing well into the 70's and even some mid to upper 80's. i'll get you more details on today's warmer weather. still ahead right now. all right, john, thank you for that your highways bridges right now. >> and while the bay bridge is a little congested, you're still under 20 minutes, making that right of the city have not seen any accidents or hazards along our bridges. good news. 42 right. emma, to bridge richmond, sandra fell bridge just short of 14 minutes are going to gate bridge around 19. another high was a little t traveling through richmond highway 4. and then as you can see, the baby bridges a little congested. i know michael thomas is talking about an incident on our surface.

streets are in james. you have more on that. yes, the breaking news is the major roadway that's closed in fremont because of that fiery crash. so let's get to the scene crawford's michael thomas there for us now with the latest michael. >> really an awful scene here in fremont. take a look behind me. this is near the intersection of fremont boulevard and forton avenue. it's just south of thornton avenue and you can see that car wrapped around a tree and completely engulfed in flames. earlier this morning, we have not gotten confirmation from police on if this is a fatality or not. however, we are seeing some equipment that is normally brought out by traffic fatality team. we are seeing some what appears to be family members of a loved one who may be involved in this. now they are speaking in spanish. so at's hard to understand, but are hearing them say that their son was involved in this. and again, we have not gotten any confirmation that anybody has passed away, but there is a family here that is very distraught, emotional, who says that their son was involved. in so as we get more

details from officially will keep you updated. but you can see completely wrapped around that tree. and keep in mind the speed limit on this street right now is around 30 miles an hour again. this is on fremont boulevard. it's near the intersection of thorton avenue in fremont boulevard. it's just south of thorton. it is right in front of a what appears to be buddies, discount, and food supply. it's also next to a chevron and a carl's junior. it does appear that it's only one vehicle that's involved, but you can see just how badly damaged that vehicle is in all of the debris. that's pushed all the way. i mean, at least 50 to 60 feet down near the wiener so that's right there. and some of it even farther all the way towards the kfc, which is about 100 feet or so away. officials continuing to investigate this crash and you can see them there with their and everything we have not gotten any word from fremont police department on

confirmation of this is a fatality again. but we are hearing from who say their family members of a loved one that was involved in they're saying that it was their son. so darren james, as we get more information, we'll continue to keep you updated. but as of now, this street has closed off as to when it will be back open. i have no eta and officials have not really spoken with us about that. as now, i will send it back to you to live in the studio. and thank you, michael. >> time now 6.32 and copper theft may be to blame for a major change at an intersection in oakland and set of traffic lights. there are now stop signs. business owners in the area say the traffic lights were always out even when they were their proper. sara stinson explains why. >> we're traffic lights used to hang stop signs now greet drivers at the intersection of 12th street and 16th avenue in oakland right off of 8.80, the change at many drivers hesitant when going through on monday. business owners in the area like bruce them says the

switch was made in response to frequent copper thefts, the spotlight right fight with my maybe. >> when $20. just i guess to get high. picks >> this intersection is covered in skid marks from sideshows and sits in the midst of a 3 block long encampment is those. >> people were stealing even the buildings cost you. they has owned quality tech automotive for nearly 4 decades. >> he says the tents and rv's have been there for the last 8 years, 40 years. on top of the encampment, them says crime has become rampant in the area. if you get front. >> all the time. to water.

think lot of mine. >> associate on the can do >> long says he make sure his security cameras are always working to protect his employees. he says something has to change >> time right now since hoping that step say, you know what, this signifies we reached out to the mayor's office city administration and city councilmember nikki fortunato bas but did not hear back in time for this report. >> i'm sara stinson reporting in oakland kron. 4 6.35, and a man was killed. he was hit by a car. >> driven by a minor early sunday morning. a gilroy. this happened near saint louise regional hospital. the victim was 23 years old. they have not revealed the age of the child who was driving the car. they say that driver waited

for police to arrive and is cooperating with the investigation. and police say the death of a homeless man who was killed last week was due to blunt force trauma to the head and the chest. here. you can see a photo of him and flowers placed at the spot where desmond cole lost his life. investigators also found a large rock at the scene. they're not sure if that was the murder weapon they're investigating. we talked to some people who knew the victim. >> 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. investigators are still piecing together what happened. >> the federal transit administration is investing millions or billions, i should say into san francisco's public transit systems. the portal is a project to connect caltrain and california's high-speed rail to the salesforce transit center in downtown san francisco. and you just saw a moment ago, an artist's rendering of what it

might look like when it's completed. on monday, the federal transit administration invested 3.4 billion dollars towards that project. former house speaker nancy pelosi says she's proud of how san francisco's pushing the boundaries of public transportation. >> we show that san francisco is in forefront that francisco is a model for the nation. and that's not just say we need this. we need that is >> showing what's happening here. >> well, the project would extend the caltrain line by nearly 2 miles and developed to more underground stations reaching the salesforce transit center. once it's done 11 transit systems will be connected that we pretty impressive. the project still needs 2 billion in order to be fully funded. the hope is to have it open sometime around the year 2030. >> across 4 is your local election headquarters in san francisco's mayoral candidates are all set to gather tonight for their first debate. >> the harvey milk lgbtq

democratic club is hosting a mayoral town hall at the first unitarian universalist church and center at cathedral hill. it's set for 06:30pm, tonight. mayor london breed. is that going to be their supervisor? aaron peskin supervisor ahsha safai. e former interim mayor mark farrell and nonprofit executive daniel lurie. they're all set to attend. >> time now, 6.37, and oakland police want your help to solve a killing of a father and fiance george off a casi was shot and killed on crosby avenue near foothill boulevard november. 26 of last year he was standing outside when friend it with friends when he was killed. several suspects were seen leaving the area in a dark car. and this is all i have to go on right now. they are asking for the public's help. a mural in san francisco's know a valley is getting a lot of attention. the mural as the wording stop the genocide in gaza. now. as

you can see there, and it also depicts bombs down and rubble. and blood spots. some call it anti semitic. others say they have no issues with it. >> 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. i don't think this is anti-semitic at i think is just a message of was actually going on >> picture of the reality. >> supervisor rafael mandelman represents area. we reached out to get a comment that we haven't heard back. >> 6.39 is the time take a look. san mateo county has installed a narc hand vending machine at the maguire correctional facility in redwood city. that machine provides a box of narcan with 2 doses to anybody who needs it. and that includes inmates, their families, members of the public, the vending machine also offers a touch screen with information about other

county services for food and housing and mental health. home depot now set to pay 1.3 million dollars following a fire at one of its stores in san jose. we have video of when that fire tore through this store. this is back in 2022. since then, the santa clara county da's office began investigating home depot stores in the county. investigators say the store had several fire code violations that hindered firefighting efforts. one broken sprinkler system that home depot was aware of, but apparently didn't try to fix the da's office says that dylan go quick, started the fire as he was trying to steal tools. he has not entered a plea. despite several court appearances, his 11th appearance in court is scheduled to happen next month. and that is for an arraignment. >> it's 6.40, right now. and after 22 years in business, the lakeshore cafe in oakland says it's closing for good in one week. memorial day is going to be a final day for this popular breakfast and lunch spot near lake merritt.

the owners haven't said why they're leaving. they did say that a new restaurant would soon be opening in his place. appropriate that they love the kids cut the ribbon of this new playground in oakland plea it piedmont avenue elementary school. that's where the playground is. it's a new and improved school yard for the kids and part of steph and ayesha curry's eat learn play foundation. the student council even got to help design the new playground. >> 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. >> the eat learn play foundation has been around since 2019. they plan to transform 25 school yard in

oakland, creating play structures, outdoor classrooms and reading spaces. >> alright 6.41, is the time. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. a coffee shop is serving guests on wheels and not any will to look at. the cybertruck will have more on cybertruck will have more on this unique business idea.

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are back at 6.44. and here are 4 things to know. 2 robbery suspects have been arrested now after a chase ended in a crash with a driverless car. police say chase ended with

the suspect's slamming into this car on folsom and 14th, your costco. nobody was hurt. one person is dead. 2 others injured in a car crash in full they say a nissan driver was heading east on court hola they hit center divider, lost control, drove into oncoming traffic, hitng a honda. police say the person driving the nissan died at the scene and a woman writing in that nissan and a man driving a honda had to be taken to the hospital. san francisco city officials and nurses in soccer berks san francisco general hospital plan to announce new legislation that they say will address a nursing shortage. they say the legislation would have approved the retention and recruitment of essential workers approved, the measure will be on the november ballot and a 13 year-old boy san leandro under arrest now charged in the deadly stabbing of 18 year-old police say that stabbing happened at the bancroft avenue safely location in early april. both teams had a dispute apparently before the 13 year-old stabbed the victim in the chest and arm.

>> 6.45? and we want to get a look at the weather for you on a tuesday. i do know that it's starting to be very crowded out there. i feel like people are already moving towardp memorial day weekend. i just it's been odd in the afternoon, right? yeah. have john, what do you think? i can that by yeah. yesterday the parking lot of work was a little empty. oh, it's that memorial day. it kind of feels like summer, right? everyone is getting in year taking their vacations may be doing some travel. >> we're looking outside of those clear skies from san jose. lots of sunshine across all of the bay area today, even out towards the coastline, high pressure to the west of us. still not a lot remains too terribly changed in this forecast. but just enough to contribute to today being the warmest day of the forecast, northerly flow is actually going to cut off a little access to that ocean. cool there. should you have winds from the west? it pushes ocean cool there into the bay. you have a wind from the north like we do today. kind of

creates a little fence right there. so our inland areas are actually going to see quite the warm-up today easily making today, the warmest day of your forecast. now that cool westerly wind does kick back into gear overnight tonight into tomorrow morning. and as that happens, we will see the return of at least a couple spots of fog into the start of the day tomorrow, 60's to 70's for san francisco today and even some upper 60's along the coastline. it will be a very nice day out there. temps along the bay shore, mostly in the 70's. but a lot of 80's on the map today, too. redwood city down into the south bay in the low 80's east bay temperatures also 70's 80's for your daytime highs. heyward at 78, even richmond, a warm day for you at 77. well, antioch, pittsburgh, fairfield and vacaville, our warmest of spots each at 87 degrees today. let's get your lookahead. tomorrow's temperatures drop into the low 80's on average inland. after that it 70's and we stay that way from thursday, all the way into memorial day on monday of next week. daytime highs, barely even making 70 degrees

come saturday right all right, john, thank you for that. the roads this morning highway for been pretty busy. >> if you are going to traveling along that right now about 40 minutes, antioch to concord, 2.42, while not seen any accidents there. you are seeing more traffic building. 22 minute ride into the city. last check in under 20 we've been slowly growing as the morning goes on. still under 60 minutes, san mateo bridge 80 to 101. it's a traveling across peninsula. nearly 40 minutes. 82 want to one you're traveling from them apart 2, 80 82 are good options. if you're trying navigate around those delays are seeing long, 1, one, because remember, we're still under 40 minutes. it's ellie and has a traveling down to 37 a 30 minute, right? choose between 5.80, or 80 through oakland. both. good right now. are you back to you? >> thank you very much. rain is 6.48. is the time and we're learning more now about the california versus hate initiative. an effort launched last year by governor gavin newsom to tackle a rise in

hate crimes. so the california civil rights department announced that they received more than 1000 valid reports of hate to the state hotline. data showing a majority of calls were complaints over discrimination and harassment or slurs. anti-black hate reports where the overwhelming majority of calls followed by hate incidents against latino and asian individuals. officials say the hotline aims to keep improving its services to make life better for all californians. >> we have more work to do. we have more work to do to reach californians who might be targeted to ensure all of our communities feel safe, that they feel protected and that we live in a california for all. >> california versus hate is expanding its reach this year, it's partnering with uc berkeley to increase data collection and analysis posting billboards across the state and even exploring the idea of a text reporting option. >> it's 6.49, in kron. 4 is celebrating asian american pacific islander heritage

month. >> there's an innovative way of roasting a cup of joe now a south bay couple recently quit their tech jobs. >> and follow their passion of brewing coffee. and now they run a mobile cafe in a cybertruck. check it out. their business is called moon wake coffee roasters. and it's more than just to wrap tesla. they actually kind of have a tailgate situation going there where they can serve the coffee from their cyber truck and using their cybertruck ming and mabel realize their love of coffee while they were at their tech jobs. main was working at tesla at the time. so you knew despite what people might say that the cybertruck was capable of serving their needs for this pop-up coffee shop. >> and a bigger bed. so you can put a lot more stuff in there and air suspension so we can actually lower that working surface to the person's height. we still want to maintain that opened kind of >> transparent like interaction of our customers.

so the great thing about the cybertruck set up is that it's a very open platform, if you ever been by the farmers market, you know, we have our booth and then we stop right out of the back of the truck. and there's no walls. >> wow. >> all right. i went from thinking that s those are ugly to cool because that's kind of cool what they've done with it may is a transplant from indiana mabel's from of the bay area. and she says that her grandparents run a chinese restaurant, cupertino and that helped her to kind of transition thinking, you know, maybe i'll go into hospitality and they look to asian countries to enhance to coffee, flavors and experience. so that's all part of what you get when you get a move awake, cup of coffee. that's a pretty well. all right. 6.51, the time. don't forget, by the way. >> to tune in every thursday because we're highlighting all these great stories that feature the api community. and then we've got that special, which is set for thursday. may 23rd 06:30pm, right here on kron 4. we're going to bring together all the best stories into one special for you to enjoy. >> all right. basketball and

one warriors rookie is named the nba's all-rookie first team players. yeah, we've got sports director jason dumas with who got picked. >> one brand of a jet ski got drafted almost a year ago. you can just sense the quiet confidence he had in himself and it was on display all season long. he didn't start the year off in the rotation, but you heard the stories behind the scenes. just super competitive getting on draymond green. one of the most respected voices in the organization over a turnover in a pickup game. that's when everyone knew this kid eventually before. steve kerr is hand and became a mainstay in the rotation, even starting for a large chunk of the season. and on monday, the nba honored brandon for his efforts naming him to the all-rookie team. >> he spoke about that honor and finding his voice as a young all the vets and that lack of >> i think my my leadership

role within the team you know, the rookie. in organization like this, you know, you come in and you want to listen and learn and then you kind of take what you can from that and try to apply it. and for me as being natural leader, i think towards the end of the season, i was able to apply more. i think it just gives more confidence. you know, not only on the court, but, you know, off the floor, talking teammates stuff like that. >> fellow warriors rookie trayce jackson-davis missed the second team by one vote. meanwhile, luis matos, he won national league player of the week for the giants. the giants started series today against the pirates. meanwhile, the a's their home taking on the rockies. all right. that's your look at sports. >> thank you, jason. 6.53. that i'm coming up in the next hour of the compound morning news. after decades, health experts were first. the recommendation now for hiv patients. that recipe will tell you how hiv positive

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back at 6.55. happening today. super duper burgers is opening up another location this time in san mateo. >> this is their 17th location now to open up in san mateo, the burger joint serves burgers, fries shakes soft, serve housemade pickles, too. the new location will be at park place. it opens at 10, 30 this morning. first, 50 guests, by the way, get a free burger. >> meantime, ikea, ike's love and sandwiches. >> is opening is welcoming back a prompt and i can just

read the script. we've got a little bit of information on it. anyway, ickes is opening 2. that's nice to talk about places that are open. yeah. closing now. coming up, we're going to tell you why these traffic lights have been replaced with stop signs. it's because of plus san jose plans to install new high-speed cameras. the city hopes this will help reduce acciden and done. can we just call my dad now? ohh. ahh! gorilla glue. of course. gorilla glue is incredibly strong and versatile, even outdoors. for the toughest jobs on planet earth unlike those other messy whole body deodorants, native whole body deo dries on contact, doesn't leave white residue on clothes, and fights odor for 72 hours. for your pits, privates, chest, thighs, and feet! how do they do it? get native. my dry eye's made me a burning, stinging, 5-times-a-day,... ...makeup smearing drops user. i want another option that's not another drop.

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following is a major roadway that's close in fremont right now because of a fiery crash. we've got kron four's michael thomas on the scene for us right now with more on what happened. michael. >> we're really just awful scene in situation. take a look behind me. it's near the intersection of fremont boulevard and florida avenue. this is just south thorton avenue and you can see that treat just wrapped excuse me. that vehicle wrapped around the tree. what appears to have golf in flames earlier this morning. we have not gotten confirmation from police as to if this is a fatality or not. however, we are seeing some of the machines that they normally use. one fatality does occur when they're doing the investigations. keep in mind the speed limit on the street is only 30 miles an hour as to what happened. we're still trying to learn details. however, there is a family here that claims that their son was involved in this accident and that their son has passed away due to the accident. but again, fremont police have not confirmed anything as of yet, but that family is i