breaking news. >> the story that we're covering right now on major roadways closed in fremont because of a deadly crash. kron four's michael thomas the following the details of what happened joins us now live from the scene. michael. >> really an awful car accident to say the least. and while police have not confirmed it has a fatality as of yet. family members here on the scene tell us their son was involved and did pass away. take a look. you can see just how awful this scene is and it's on fremont boulevard between thorton avenue and for all to boulevard right in front of bookies pet supply. you can see the car completely burned and wrapped around a tree with the engine completely fallen out at the bottom there. and the debris from this crash is spread out across the roadway. as far as about 100 feet away. the speed limit in this area is 30 miles an hour and that speed limit sign was knocked down during the crash. police have not given any details on what may have happened or how many people were involved or confirmed. it has a fatality.

as of now fremont boulevard remains closed from thorton to peralta with multiple units on the scene along with the mourning family. you can see just all that debris across in front of the winner stencil and part of that tree completely burned out as well when it comes to that pet supply store. while that window is completely bursts it out, this car was engulfed in flames early this morning. and that is all the information that we have as of right now. so as we get more details from fremont police, we'll continue to keep you updated. that's the very latest in fremont. i'm michael thomas. i will send it back to to live in this. and i i know it's so difficult, michael, that you're actually out there and you were over there with the family. i don't know. are they still at the scene or or have they left? >> yet the family is still here at the and it is a mourning father. and, you know, a couple of other family members. they haven't given too many details, other, you know, than showing a lot of emotion in saying that their son was involved in the accident and their son did

pass so the family is still here on ok? thank you, michael. >> it is let's get a check of the weather here at the top the hour case. you need to head out quickly to get on to your commute. we've got john rain with a look morning. john. good morning. and we are seeing conditions out there this morning. nice and clear. setting us up for what will be our warmest day of the forecast today. >> looking outside in san jose where skies are crystal clear. no cloud cover whatsoever. and temperatures are already warming in those areas. visibility is good and winds are actually relatively calm towards the coastline. delta is our breezy a spot currently. san jose. you're at 56 degrees. brett? what already on the cusp of 70 degrees? well, berkeley, san francisco and oakland in the mid to upper 50's right now later on today, daytime highs will push upwards into the 70's to even upper 80's for a few spots of your full roundup in the forecast ahead. >> rain. all right, john, thank you for that. snow in the 8 o'clock hour is all your bridges and highways. we're

starting to see congestion. they are busy. 20 minute ride into the city right now. there are no accidents. definitely see more congestion. 30 minutes long. the san mateo bridge are richmond center fell bridge about 14 golden gate bridge because it's low in on of the north bay, 40 minute ride. 37 down to the tolls and taking a snapshot of our highways. you can see over the east bay along a highway for 5.88 e the congestion. there either. give yourself a little extra time or just wait till the traffic starts to die out. all right. james, back to you. thanks a lot at 802. we want to go to another developing story. this is in the south bay where we're learning new details of >> but a shooting that involved a police in san jose officers say they opened fire on a man with a gun kron. four's. jack moment explains what happened. >> 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 marks 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 shows 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 an 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. >> san jose is installing 33 new cameras to catch speeders. they're going to be posted by late 2025. right now the city is trying to figure out where they should go. they want to reduce high speed crashes. so city council spending his time

looking at the placement and they're going vote on that this fall. they say the goal is to spread the cameras around to make sure that specifically communities of color and low-income neighborhoods. also get the cameras because they think they'll provide safety. now for the first 60 days, the program drivers. let's get a warning that after that, they're going to be fines and they will have an excess an exception for low-income drivers. instead of the fine, they'll be asked to provide community service hours. city leaders say that law enforcement will not have access to the camera footage to solve any crimes. the cameras are only going to be used to enforce speed limits. in the east bay. police have arrested a 13 year-old boy for stabbing and killing an 18 year-old at a safeway in san leandro. this stabbing happened at a safeway on bancroft avenue in early april and the security cameras show the 2 teenagers getting into a fight before the 13 year-old stabbed the victim in the chest and the arm. the a young

person, the 13 year-old he was arrested at his high school last week. >> well, happening today, san francisco city officials and nurses out of tucker berg, san francisco general hospital plan to announce new legislation that they hope will address a nursing shortage. so the ballot measure would specifically address a shortage of nurses and 9-1-1, operators in the city. they say the legislation would improve the retention and recruitment of essential workers and it would let full-time registered nurses buyback time as per diem nurses for retirement credits. it would also give 9-1-1 operators, same safety retirement benefits as other first responders, if approved, this measure would be on the november ballot. a press conference to announce more about this legislation is scheduled for 10 o'clock this morning. just outside the bank of america plaza on potrero avenue. it's 807. and today, more than 200 rideshare and delivery drivers for lyft. uber doordash. >> are going to rally outside the california supreme court

in san francisco. this is while the high court is considering a legal challenge to prop 22, that's the law that says that drivers for these types of companies are independent contractors and therefore not entitled to benefits after the law passed, a lower court ruled that it was unconstitutional. but that ruling was later reversed. now the seiu appealed the decision and it is in the hands of the state's high court. the workers do not support this measure because they say it denies them the ability to make a living wage and denies them basic rights like sick leave and overtime pay, which they say other california house are afford it. that rally is at 12, 30 outside the court. san francisco. >> 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 they didn't expect as they were trying to get away. this all began as a robbery in the

soma overnight at about 8 and fulton street folsom street where police say they found the suspects in the stolen car. but when it tried to pull him over a chase ensued, but it eventually ended en the suspects crashed into a driverless car that full summit 14th right near costco. nobody in the driverless car to be hurt. but both suspects were taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. well, a man in san ramon has been arrested now in connection with a freeway shooting. here's a bullet hole in one of the cars that was hit. police say they arrested lead o'connor of forest hill after identifying him as the shooter in this incident. that happened on 6.80, just north of acosta boulevard. it was during the arrest. the police say they also found a gun in o'connor's car. nobody thankfully was hurt in that freeway shooting. a developing story that we're following. legal experts are now weighing in on the re-sentencing. >> of david de pap pap was convicted of hitting paul pelosi in the head with a hammer at pelosi's home in san

francisco. initially last week he was sentenced to 30 years in prison. but then the federal judge realized that she had failed to give the path the opportunity to speak during the sentencing, which she needs to do. so she's correcting that. and experts say that this is very important in the case. >> it takes consideration whether the defendant, the accused now the convicted in this case, the pop is sorry for what he did. >> kron 4 legal expert michael cardoza goes on to say that paps lawyers could try to continue appealing this case despite the judge correcting the mistake that re-sentencing hearing is set for next tuesday. >> well, officials from the port of oakland say they are seeing a lot more activity now in the last 6 months. in fact, they say they've seen a 70% increase in container imports this year compared to last year. the port also posted an increase in exports by nearly 7%. officials say recent infrastructure upgrades have given the port a big boost now

in helping the volume of imported and exported goods. return now to pre-pandemic highs. 10 is the time. we'll take a break. but still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, antioch police have ruled out the reasoning. >> of the death of a homeless man. we'll have more on that. plus, why a bill, a new bill wants to change how healthcare workers report suspected domestic abuse of patients. now supporters think it can actually help too more. um, well, i can help more than do harm. and after the break, a price war between walgreens and target or walmart target. why experts say this is going to be pushing stores to lower prices for you and me. >> and today is going to be the warmest of the forecast 60's all the way out to the coastline. and then a lot of 80's for areas further inland. all of your forecast and before you hit the roads in the state o'clock hour, start to see a lot more congestion.

>> 13 right now, a new study is ranking oracle park amongst the best in the country for sports venues. the u.s. sports website gambling dot com ranks oracle. >> number 9, they rank estate based on google. tripadvisor. facebook reviews. oracle park. right by the water, which is nice. that holds 42,300 fans can't beat the view. ballparks have the viewing they didn't even mention the food. that was also was a part of variety food choices. that makes it for me. the food, you know, for the food. i goal for 100%. i can score free tickets to the game. i will spend 100

bucks. haha. but you know what? it is a nice day out there or due show when we ship, by the way, because it made a big difference. if you get back where the overhang is the shade. yeah. that's all about that wind direction for sure to. and yet here in the sunshine. i don't care if it's 20 degrees. yeah. in today's going to be the hottest day of the forecast today. so if you're getting outside, might want to find some shade, especially inland. >> here's a look outside at the embarcadero right now. does show you little evidence of what is just the thinnest veil of some marine layer that is sitting right in the bay itself. skies are clear. otherwise in today's actually gonna bring a lot of sunshine to the coast. hi, still hanging out to the west of us in the jet is still set up shop right above us. now a northerly wind crosses across the region today instead of a westerly onshore breeze is going to kind of cut off a little bit of the intrusion of that ocean. cool there. that's our inland areas are going to see temperatures rising as much as we will see that onshore breeze does kick back

into gear tonight, though. and you know what that means tomorrbw. we'll have the tomorrbw. we'll have the cooling impact of that. we'l also have a couple spots of fog tomorrow morning. still not looking at a ton of it, but at least a little bit of fog to start the day tomorrow. today's highs, 60's and 70's for sf and 60's all the way up to the coastline. 70's to 80's elsewhere in the bay. as i've been mentioning today, is going to be the warmest one in noticeably. so so if you like the sunshine, like the warmth today is certainly one to get out there as much as you can. hayward union city, even richmond reaching the upper 70's today, upper 80's in antioch, pittsburgh, vacaville and fairfield beach at 87 degrees. our warmest spots tomorrow will barely hit the low 80's inland. after that, it's only 70's all the way through memorial day on monday. in fact, on saturday as a weak system passes just to the east of us. daytime highs in the bay area will barely even hit 70 degrees. great. all right, tom, thank you for and slowly climbing from the early morning. hours of until now. snapshot of your

bay area highways covered in red from the east bay all the way down to the south bay. if you're traveling. >> either give yourself some extra time. robin, wait it out for another hour and a half. traffic starts to die down a little bit. 60 minutes into the city. thankfully, no accidents there. about 30 minutes on the san mateo bridge. we've been gradually building nears its getting slower along 80 happened on that bridge. 64 minutes, almost 70 along 1, 1, 85 to menlo park. 82 good option for trying to navigate around that business. so and the data to 37. 50 minutes, 5, 88, 80 trying to decide between the 2 to oakland, both busy international runs through that could take that. look at 80 crockett out towards the maze about 41 minutes. some public avenue might be a good alternate. all right, guys, back to you. >> thank you very much. rain it time now, 8.17, and there is a price war brewing now between 2 major retail chains. target is cutting prices on about 5,000 of its most regularly purchased items and apparently has plans to potentially cut more target.

and walmart are competing now for shoppers who are looking to save after inflation is pushed up the price of food and household goods and other items. target officials say the retail store has already cut the prices of about 1500 items heading into the memorial day holiday weekend. i just want to tell you, i almost don't want to tell you this secret my cbs is in target and i'm hooked. i before i wasn't a target get up. now it's the best cvs. >> i want to tell you because i don't want you to go. there is a all right. it's 17 right now. home depot is using ai and it's self checkout to constantly watch customers as a way to stop shoplifting cameras are monitored by ai-powered computers to identify complex baskets at the checkouts and then staff are alerted by the computer to make sure that all of the products are scanned. according to reports, home depot has not publicly announced the use of these

cameras or put any signs warning customers about it. but the retailer originally bought the system and brought the system too. the staff shells saying that they weren't it and then the stock was damaged in that kind of things. they started using it there and then they branched out and they started using it to target theft. happening today, alameda county district attorney pamela price goes to announce a major lawsuit against home insurance companies. she's going to be making this announcement today at 11 o'clock this morning in oakland. she is filing a lawsuit on behalf of homeowners in alameda county. but that's all we know at this point. stay tuned. >> well, business is in berkeley will need to decide if they want to keep those parklets that they've got and pay for yeah. the city of berkeley now plans to charge rent for those spaces really came after covid tissue and it was huge. it's big for business and was free then not for more. crop was rob nesbitt explains. >> the city of berkeley has

provided an example for how much it will cost to business to keep a parklet using the costs of how much it is to park in a parking space. for example, 2 parking spaces with an hourly rate of the $1.50. will cost around $8100 a year for a parklet businesses and restaurants in berkeley. we're left with tough decisions during the pandemic. >> many of them converted outdoor parking spaces into parklets, including solves restaurant and delicatessen during covid the park. that was a lifeline that enabled us stay in business and continue operating. >> i'm now it's become just a wonderful feature. co-owner sam told us explain to me how saws has to outdoor dining options. >> street spaces that were turned into a public park years before covid and parking spaces that were turned into outdoor dining back in 2020. the city is now requiring businesses to apply for permits to add or keep their parklets having an outdoor dining space has been free for the last 4 years. but starting monday, they will come at a yearly cost, 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 they said yes to that. so are paying about 1500 bucks a month >> to read this outdoor space, $18,000 a year. >> a cost that many business owners at berkeley will have to decide if it's worth it to keep their outdoor spaces. a tough decision to make but hopes hopes the city will work with owners who have struggled with keeping their doors open. post-pandemic in our experience, the city was accommodating of our request and was able to make it work for us. and we just hope that the city and other local businesses can also >> reach sort of mutually beneficial. agreement so that we can keep more outdoor dining options in the city in berkeley. rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> you know, this is cool because we talk so much businesses closing and we have over the years. >> that now have you knows recently, james, we're talking about businesses opening. i like it. so we want to call your attention to this new coffee shop because it's opening today in richmond. it's called vibe bistro and

it's located on the donald avenue. they describe themselves as a neighborhood haven for soulful coffee. delicious food. >> and vibrant experience so that's just one new place that is opening. we want to call your attention to if you want frequent that. yeah. and wait, there's more. there's more. yeah. gingers 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 really excited to get this back up and running. the bar is located on hardy place. gingers will hold a blessing and ribbon cutting ceremony this coming june 28th that will be hosted by the ever entertaining sisters of perpetual indulgence followed by a party and then saturday following they're going to have another party feature different performances as well as a day party on sunday. so that's going to quite the weekend. >> a 22 right now and maybe you see some cyber trucks driving around town on seeing more and more than that. maybe not one like this. we're going

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right now and a new bill aims to change how health care providers in california reported domestic abuse to the police. right now. >> health care providers face misdemeanor charges. if they do not report suspected abuse to the police, even if the patient does not want them to. 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. 2 victim advocates services, supporters of this say that victims fear if the police are called their children, that be taken away or in the case of undocumented immigrants, their families would be at risk of deportation. the bill has passed the state assembly and now it's on its way to the senate. >> well, a 25 is the time and another fire in san francisco. this one at martin's cleaner at polk and broadway in russian hill. see all the response there. firefighters say one of the machines inside apparently caught fire about 3 o'clock or so yesterday took about an hour to put it out. nobody was hurt. so that at least some good news. and here's another bit of good news. the search for a hiker in alameda county has ended happily, according to the east bay regional park police. they found alex stretcher and his dog near the san antonio, san antonio reserve yesterday

afternoon. they've been missing for 3 days or family was worried sick, but police say the 2 appeared to be in good health. so all is well that ends well, stretcher and his dog started their hike friday at the regional wilderness. they were scheduled to be picked up at lake, though valve in the developed regional park area. that never showed skews me. and so their family called 9-1-1. but the good news is both been found healthy, safe and sound >> i'm michael thomas live in fremont at the scene of a deadly crash coming up. we've got details on what we know so far.

>> a 29 is the time right now. we're checking out the weather for you on a tuesday. got to get through a few more days of work. most of us. yeah, before the holiday weekend. good morning job. yeah, a couple more days and yet maybe you've got that extended weekend to look forward to and it is going to feel a whole lot different. then what today's about to feel like today? the warmest year forecast by saturday. it will be the coolest day of the forecast about 15 degrees cooler. so like the warmth get out there today. your view outside right now looking nice and clear. you can see that little inversion set up out the coastline. that's that cooler marine air that is hanging out towards the coast that really talking a lot of fog this morning. nora ton of wind, although it is breezy up into the delta around vacaville at 29 miles per hour. currently temperatures are starting to rise into the 60's and even low 70's brentwood as well as vacaville in the 70's. now, while fairfield, oakland and berkeley still hanging out in the 50's later on today. temperatures 70's to 80's at or very warmest. i'll get to

that. your full forecast rain. all right, john, thank you for that. will 8 o'clock hour all for the traffic just started building as the morning went on with been around 20 to 16 minutes on the bay bridge. so that's waiting and changing. i would say it's safe to say it's about a 20 minute ride into the city. >> 30 minutes on the san mateo 80 as you're traveling to the east bay. that's been a little busy or it was a refill bridge around 24 minutes. so that one up last check in. we're at about 14 there down from 40 minutes to 34 along the golden gate bridge snap shot of those highways covered in red from the east bay all the way down to the south bay. i give it another hour or so before we start to see things dip down just a bit. darya. james, back to thanks. a lot rain. let's get back to the breaking news, which is the major roadway closed in fremont because of the deadly crash that happened. let's see what the update is at the scene. crawford's michael thomas is standing by. michael. >> awful scene to say the least. the corner is currently

on the scene. they are now taking body into their care and finishing up their investigation as the family is nearby. watching. and this is on fremont boulevard between forton avenue and peralta boulevard. it's right in front of cookies, pet supply. we actually have video of what the scene looks like before it was covered up by this fire truck. you can see the car completely burned and wrapped around a tree with the engine completely fallen out. the debris from the crash is spread out across the roadway. as far as about 100 feet or so. the speed limit in this area is 30 miles an hour. and that speed limit sign was knocked down during the crash. police have not given any details on what may have happened or how many people were involved or even confirm that it was a fatality. but family members here on scene say their son was involved did pass away. as of now, fremont boulevard remains closed from thorton to peralta with multiple units here on the scene. back out here live. you can that fire engine blocking the scene as crews tried to tear apart that vehicle so

they can get the when it into their care. >> and continue that investigation with the coroner's office. so as we get more information this morning on what exactly happened during the overnight hours and this accident, we'll continue to keep you updated. but that is the very latest here in fremont reporting. and michael thomas, i will send it back to 2 in the studio. okay. thanks a lot. michael. >> a 32 is the let's go to the east bay now where copper theft may be to blame now for a major change at an oakland intersect. it's the reason apparently they took down the traffic lights and put up stop signs. business owners say that this is why it happen and they don't really like a kron. 4 sarah stinson has more. >> 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 says the switch was made in response to frequent copper thefts, the

spotlight right fight with my maybe. >> when $20. just that. just to get hired fix >> 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 copper. even the buildings 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. >> the time. to water. well, lot of my.

>> associate on that and do >> long says he make sure his security cameras are always working to protect his employees. he says something has to change your >> time right now a sense openness that say, you know what this 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 news. >> it's a 34 and oakland police want your help in solving the murder, the killing of a father and a fiancee, george off a key see was shot and killed crosby avenue near foothill boulevard. it was november. 26 of last year and they're asking for anybody with information about this to come forward. all they know is that he was standing outside on the street or on the sidewalk with

friends when he was shot and killed an that several people were seen leaving the area in a dark car, but they have no suspects at this point. so they want your help. we now know the cause of death of a homeless man who was killed last week. he was found dead and they investigated and say it was blunt force trauma to the head and chest. here. you see a picture of the victim and flowers and memorials placed at the spot where desmond cole lost his life. investigators also found a large rock at the crime scene. but they're not sure if that was the murder weapon. we talked to some people who knew him. >> i ask i mean, you know, i mean, i think he had his issues. >> but the bait, 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. at this point. investigators are still trying to piece together what happened. >> we'll chronicle 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 in center in cathedral hill. it's set to take place at 6.30, mayor london breed will be there along with supervisor aaron peskin supervisor ahsha safai. e former interim mayor mark farrell and nonprofit executive daniel lurie. they're all set to attend and we'll see what happens. meanwhile, the federal transit administration is investing billions now into san francisco's public transit system and building what you see on your screen. this is the portal. it's a project to connect caltrain and california's high-speed rail to the salesforce transit center in downtown san francisco. that rendering is what it might look like when it's done on monday, the federal transit administration announced it was investing 3.4 billion dollars to make that project a reality. former house speaker nancy pelosi says she's proud of how san francisco is pushing the boundaries of what public transportation can be.

>> 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 develop to more underground stations reaching the salesforce transit center. once it's done 11 transit systems will be connected. that's pretty impressive. the project is still about 2 billion dollars shy of being fully funded. but organizers are hoping to get that wrapped up and have the whole project completed by sometime in the year 2030. >> take a look at this. new vending machine that san mateo county has installed at the maguire correctional facility in redwood city. it provides a box of nara can with 2 doses. and anybody king used and the a machine inmates, their families, even members of the

public can just walk in. and there's a touch screen there as well with information. about other county services, food, housing, mental health's to get that and our cam. a 38 right now. and home depot is set to pay 1.3 million dollars after a fire at one of their stores in san jose. take a look at the video. gosh, this fire is huge. it happened back in 2022. and since then, the santa clara county da's office started investigating home depot stores in the county and they found that that store had several fire code violations that hinder the firefighters efforts to put it out and one included a broken sprinkler system that home depot was aware of and didn't even try to fix the da's office says that dylan go qui started that fire when he was trying to steal some tools. he not entered a plea yet. despite several court appearances, his 11th appearance in court is set for next month for arraignment.

>> laughter. 22 years in business. the lakeshore cafe in oakland has announced it's closing its doors for good in about one week memorial day will be the final day for the popular breakfast and lunch spot near lake merritt. the owners didn't say why they're leaving, but they did say that a new restaurant will soon be opening in its place. cause for celebrating asian american pacific islander heritage month and an innovative way of roasting a cup of coffee is the spotlight story today. a south bay couple recently quit their tech jobs to follow their passion. brewing coffee. and now they're running a whole mobile cafe out of their cybertruck. check it out. there's pictures of it here. the business is called the moon wake coffee roasters. and from grinding to pouring the whole thing is run 100% out of that cybertruck. they plug it into the outlets and everything meeting and mabel say they realize their love for coffee while they were at their tech jobs. man was working at tesla at the time

and says he knew right away that that was the vehicle that with satisfy all their names. >> had a bigger bed sunday. put a lot more stuff in there that air suspension so he can actually lower that working surface to the person's height. we still want to maintain that opened kind of >> transparent like interaction with 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. >> ming is originally from indiana. mabel was born and raised here in the bay area. she says her grandparents run a chinese restaurant, cupertino. so that helped her transition into the food and hospitality business. they also say they look to asian countries to enhance their coffee flavors and experiences, hoping to put their oworginal stamp on coffee. and by the y,une into kron 4 for more stories just like that as we highlight the bay area's api community,

we'll have spent. we'll have those stories each thursday. but this coming thursday at 06:30pm. we're putting it all together into a half-hour special. again, that's at 6.30, right here on kron 4. make sure check it out. it's a 41. and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a worrier is honored for his performance as a rookie. we're going hear as a rookie. we're going hear how he feels fine. (♪♪)

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and we're checking out the weather and we're just kind of comparing what we want to do. maybe with our time off. if you have a lot the holiday weekend coming up, we've got john with the forecast, though. if you pick listening to music i'm just going to hopefully outside, sure i'm going sleep in. haha. >> that's obviously lipstick and ine with the sunscreen on. you're looking outside at coit hour here. little modest sprees, but nothing too much out there going on so far. it's actually been a clear morning in today is going to be the warmest day. this forecast this weekend for memorial day weekend. here are actually in for quite the noticeable cool down. now. why is today's so very warm? wind factors haven't really changed that much. we do have a pretty strong northerly wind. it's actually cutting off access. that would be the intrusion of that cool ocean air for the stimulant. so temperatures today, do you have that chance to rise a little bit further tonight into tomorrow morning, you'll start to see that

westerly breeze, that cool sea breeze kicking back in that will allow our inland areas to start to cool down tomorrow. after that this weekend, we actually have a weak system that's going to pass just to the east of us could result in a few showers up for lake tahoe. but for us in the bay area, just a big cool down this weekend. so there are a few changes going on here and a break to this holding pattern that we've been in 60's to 70's for your highs in sf and 60's out the coastline. it will be a lot of 70's to 80's elsewhere in the bay area. and as i've mentioned, the warmest day of the forecast that gets a solidly in the low to mid 80's for the south bay east bay temperatures, some upper 70's and areas that have been a lot cooler than this like richmond at 77 san leandro at 78 our warmest spots, antioch, pittsburgh, fairfield and vacaville each up to 87 degrees today. now let's look ahead tomorrow starting to cool down and really cooling down after that. by thursday, it's only 70's at the warmest and by saturday, the weekend we'll barely even hit 70

degrees for some of our inl-nd areas. way cooler than average for your memorial day weekend rain. all right, john, thank you for that. it? lot has been the busiest hour of them all. look at that. >> 71 minute ride along 1, 0, one. 85 to them apart. well, over an hour 2, 80 82 definitely want to take those alternate until things start to go down along 101, 15 minutes into the city. so that's progress. there. we have an accident along the san mateo bridge. if you are traveling so they're trying to get it off the bridge currently. that's a at that sign. there. a 24 minute drive bill 8.80, to 101. looks like a minor traffic collision. so and data to 37 50 minutes there. look at 85. 82 oakland, both busy both about a 30 minute ride to traveling up international boulevard might be a good option for you. there. and let's check on 80 41 minutes. i would probably take pablo avenue to try to navigate around that james, back to you. thanks. a lot of rain. it's a 47 and a mural in services is no. a valley is getting a lot of attention.

>> take a look at it. it says stop the genocide in gaza. now. and as you can see, they're a bunch of bombs falling and money signs. >> some people are calling an anti semitic and others don't have any issues with it. we did ask the supervisor rafael mandelman who represents that area for a comment he has got back to us at this point. >> well, for your help this morning, leading pediatricians in the u.s. made a dramatic reversal in their guidance over whether it's safe for mothers with hiv to breastfeed. the american academy of pediatrics says that mothers with hiv can now breastfeed their babies as long as they're taking medications that effectively suppress the virus that causes aids. this is a complete reversal of the recommendations that have been in place since the start of the hiv epidemic. back in the 1980's, the report acknowledges routinely prescribe drugs can reduce the risk of transmitting hiv through milk to less than one percent. cc coven of philadelphia says she was diagnosed with hiv at the age of 20 and didn't she wasn't

permitted to breastfeed her first child. she says that led her into a spiral of postpartum depression. >> not being able breastfeed. my first child was extremely the press nfl toxic to home. i thought that i had carried him 7 and a half minutes and i was able to keep him safe free of hiv long. but take my medication, you know, going the doctor doing things that i knew that i needed to do. but now since he was no longer my body, now like i was some type of harm could cause some type of harms >> lcc says a healthcare team was able to help her successfully breastfeed her second child saying she took her prescriptions as directed and also gave the baby drugs to prevent infection before the medications to suppress the virus levels became widely available a decade ago, about 30% hiv infections transmitted from others to baby did occur

during breastfeeding. it's a 49 and we now know the winner of this year's congressional high school art competition. >> and we even see some of the works. congressman john garamendi represents parts of contra costa county fairfield area and we're just out with the winner. so let's take a look down. the grand prize winner is micaela wong of berkeley high school. her pieces me a gen z girl. pretty cool her work is going to be displayed at the gallery in washington, d.c., with the other winners of the congressional districts throughout the country. runner-up goes to raven gillis of jesse bethel high. chelsea green is the winner in solano county and iris. you takes the prize for contra costa county. 8. congrats to all the winner and all of the students who participated in everybody who can do our whether or not enter a contest or not for you. i i admire that. all right. happening tonight, the bay area are sits the bay area. welcomes the open ballers as they kick off their

inaugural season. >> actually be taking on the glacier range riders for six-game series tonight at 6 on the road. so it's not a home game just yet. but if you want to see them play on the big screen, the athletic club, oakland is hosting watch parties for this season opener. it will be at the sports bar on grand avenue, right near webster street from 5 until 10 o'clock tonight. >> it's 50 right now. and let's talk sports because a worrier rookie has been named to the nba's all rookie first team. now for a good reason to you, anne. really standout seasons. sports director jason dumas walks us through it. >> 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 it. >> 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 being a 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. >> it's a 52. and coming up, more americans are going debt just eat. we're going to talk to our financial expert about how you can expect to pay the how you can expect to pay the price at the grocery store.

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>> we are 55 is the time and happening today. super duper burger is opening up another location in san mateo. this is

now the 17th location to open up in the bay. the burger joint serves burgers and fries is many know they've got shakes. they've got homemade pickles. it's pretty cool. the new location is going to be out at park place. it opens at 10, 30 this morning and the first 50 people, by the way, you're going to get a free burger. so early bird gets the burger, i guess not only burgers by like sandwiches, all like this. i opening up another one of its new locations as well as time in san francisco. this is a picture of the location with the coming soon. signs already up. just be aware if you haven't eaten a nice sandwich, it's kind of like a birthday cake of meat. it's his right to meal many layers to me. oh, yeah. it's like and ways like a this was going to be out on doctor maya angelou way, which is just about 5 minutes of walk from oracle, 15 minute walk from chase center. >> we did ask the spokesperson for ickes when he didn't open up the signs, don't say and they're we can't tell you just yet. so we're waiting for

that. but we know that the first opened up in the bay 2007. so it's been a while. >> a 56 right now. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news. >> there are stop signs traffic lights at this intersection and over and we're going to see what business is think about and why fest caused the city to do it. plus, san jose plans install new high-speed traffic cameras to try to prevent accidents. and a crash shuts down a major roadway in the east bay and kills a man will have more from safe.

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>> right now the kron, 4 morning news we're following breaking news of a fiery crash that shut down a major roadway in the east bay. we're live at the scene. san jose gets ready install dozens of cameras in an effort to stop traffic deaths will have the latest on that. and business owners in berkeley may soon have to pay thousands of dollars if they want to keep those parklets. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning and thanks for waking up with us on got and i'm james. we've got a lot talk of it is tuesday yet we'll check may 21st leading up to memorial day weekend. by the way, people already have plans. that's why the days are already kind of like condensing. and you know, that the bay area feels like it's already on morning it. >> is kind of different, right? it feels like we might be inching towards that summer season with memorial day weekend being the official start of it. but we are

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