>> 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

looking at a day today to hopefully get outside. it is the warmest day of the forecast. so if you love that heat, you love that warmth. today's a good one to get out there. we do have a little bit of fog. that is so the right into the bay. this is your view from mount tam. most of that is a very thin veil and he's going to burn off in short order. visibility is perfectly clear for most spots. just a little windy up into the delta. winds are generally out of the north. so not much of a sea breeze today. and that's one of the reasons we do get as warm as we're about to now berkeley and oakland at 59 for your current temperatures. conquered fairfield at 65 while. vacaville at 76 degrees right now easily, our warmest spot and our windy a spot too later on today. 70's to 80's for your highs. i'm talking that gradual cool down. we've got calm your memorial day weekend. all still ahead right now. all right, john, thank you for that. are busy out. there are bay bridge. >> we certainly made a lot of progress. no more traffic building at the toll plaza like we had for several of those hours. there were 15 minutes now heading into the city, mateo just clearing off

an accident there i-2 westbound you're traveling across drive times went up to about 25 minutes. they got out the ridge pretty quickly. and now we're back down to 20 richmond fell bridge a 12 minute ride at the peak of the morning. we're at 25 and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 31 minutes. all right, james, back to you. thanks a lot. now we want to get to the breaking news, which is that deadly crash that happened this morning in fremont. yeah, we've got crawford's michael thomas has been following the story for us all morning long. >> michael. >> heartbreaking. and really just sad scene to say the least. take a look at the coroner's office is here. and you can see they also have that tow truck here. they're working to deconstruct the vehicle and i would assume take the body into their care. there is family members here at the scene. and just to give you some perspective, we've got video of what the scene looked like the coroner's office got here. and this is on fremont boulevard between thorton avenue and peralta boulevard. it's right in front of cookies. pet supply. you

can see that car completely burned and wrapped around a tree with the engine falling out completely at the bottom. and the debris from this crash is really spread out across the roadway. as far as 100 feet or so from what we can see the speed limit on fremont boulevard in this specific area is 30 miles an hour. and the sign with that speed limit was knocked down during this accident. police have not yet given any details on what may have happened or how many people were involved or confirmed that it was a fatality. however, family members here on the scene tell me it was their son that was involved in that their son did pass away. those family members. did speak with the coroner's office a short time ago and they're still here. stand on. standby. if we bring the camera back out here live, you can see they've got the fire truck which is covering up that vehicle where it currently is. and on the other side of it, it's our to show you on camera. but from what i can see, they are, you know, signed through parts of that vehicle and taking it apart to get the body and put it into their care. so as we get more

details from the coroner's office and fremont police on what exactly happened during these early morning hours during this crash will keep you updated. but that is the very latest here in fremont to michael thomas. i will send it back to life in the studio for thank you. terrible scene. i'm glad blocking our view. actually. thank you, michael. >> 903, is the time. we're also following another big story out of the south bay where we're learning new details this morning about a shooting involving police in san jose. officers shot a man who they say had a gun crime project moment has more. 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 thehe 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 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 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 determinad. meantime, the every hour remains in the hospital in critical condition were any side san jose? jack moment. >> kron 4 news. >> and san jose's installing 33 new high-speed cameras to catch speeders throughout the city. they should be up and running by the year 2025. next year in late in the year. they think right now the city is trying to figure out where to place them. they want to reduce high-speed collisions and they really want to spread them around the city. so they're going vote on the placement this fall. and their goal is to have them spread to areas, especially in communities of color and low-income neighborhoods because they want to cut down on fatal crashes. there. now

for the first 60 days of this program, drivers will get a warning. but then after that, there will be fines and there will be exceptions, low-income drivers that can't afford the fine will be asked to provide community service hours. city leaders say that law enforcement will have no access to the camera footage for crimes. the cameras will only be used to enforce the speed limit. >> well, in the east bay, police have arrested a 13 year-old for a 13 year old boy for that deadly stabbing of an 18 year-old out that the safe when san leandro. so this stabbing happened at the bancroft avenue location was in early april. investigators say security cameras recordnd the 2 getting into a fight before the 13 year-old and stabbed the victim in the chest and the arm police are in that upper resting that teen suspect at his high school last week. also happening today, san francisco city officials and nurses at berg, san francisco general hospital plan to announce new legislation that they hope will address the nursing shortage. so the ballot

initiative would specifically address the shortage of nurses and 9-1-1, operators in the city. they say the legislation would improve the retention and recruitment of nurses and it would also give 9-1-1 operators, the same retirement benefits as other first responders, if approved, the measure will be on the november ballot. we're actually gonna learn more about this at a press conference at 10 o'clock this morning. what you know, what we find out? >> also today, more than 200 rideshare and delivery drivers for lyft, uber and doordash are going to be rallying outside the california supreme court in san francisco as the high court considers a legal challenge to prop 22. the law says the drivers for these companies are independent contractors. and so they're not entitled to benefits after a pass to lower court ruled it was unconstitutional. but that ruling was later reversed. so now it is in the hands of the high court to decide then they're hearing the case, the workers, they don't support

this law because they say it denies them the ability make a living wage and it denies basic rights like paid sick leave and overtime which they say is a 42 other california workers. the rally is at 12, 30 in for the california supreme court building in san francisco. 2 people were arrested, accused of robbery last night. police say they stole money and a car and then took off and they ran into something unexpected as they were trying to run away from the police. okay. so first the robber took place in south of market area at 8th and folsom streets. police found the suspect in a stolen car. and when they tried to pull them over, then there was a chase. eventually the car crashed into a driverless car at ls and 14th near costco. both of those people were taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. >> now to some developing news where legal experts are now weighing in on the re-sentencing of david de pap. so the path was convicted of attacking paul pelosi at his san francisco home. the pat

was initially sentenced last friday to 30 years in prison. but after that hearing, a federal judge said she failed to give the path the opportunity to speak during his sentencing, which legal experts say is a very important thing in 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. >> well, kron 4 legal expert michael cardoza you just heard from says that the pats lawyer could try to continue appealing the case despite the judge correcting her mistake, the paps re-sentencing hearing has been set now for next tuesday. berkley business owners will have to decide how much they really want those parklets because now they're going to get charged for them. the city is planning to start charging rent for those parking spaces that have been turned into outdoor dining and sitting. the parklets first popped up during the pandemic. as we know served as a lifeline really for a lot of restaurants in the bay area.

use of those spaces have been free until now. but starting next week, berkeley is set to start charging restaurants in some cases, thousands of dollars a year for them. >> it's 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 paying about 1500 bucks a month to read this outdoor space? >> you know, the city is now requiring businesses to apply for permits to add or keep their parklets. >> it's 9.10 and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, antioch police have ruled on the reason of death for a homeless man. the question is, though, who did it? and a mural in san francisco is causing a lot of people to turn their heads. some to turn their heads. some to complain others to synthesize.

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9.30. is the time right now. and we're talking about getting outside and enjoying the day. maybe. dancing. little dancing. little changed. it to you would know it. >> lot of plans. and this holiday big singer, too, by the way morning, john. i love it. >> add today may be one of those days that you want to get out there. capitalize on what's going to be such a nice one. as far as weather goes. >> this weekend will be the dancing to keep you warm because we're in for quite the cool down. and then seasonably cool memorial day weekend. calm winds at the embarcadero right now. bridge looks good in the distance. there. just a the fairy thinks layer of marine layer out there across the bay. nothing much. that's going to cool us much down because winds are from the north. so instead of being a cool on shore, coastal breeze,

it's kind of like a fence is being created with that northerly wind onshore breezes do kick back in overnight tonight and that will allow us a bit of a cool down tomorrow, though temperatures will start to slide downward after today. so if you love the sunshine, love, the warmth today is absolutely the one to get out there tomorrow. just a little bit of cloud cover during the morning. still going to be a warm day tomorrow, but it starts or cooling trend. as for today, let's get a look at the numbers. daytime highs in the 60's to 70's for san francisco 60's right along the coast. and then the lot of 70's along the bayshore burlingame at 76 today saying carlo 79, redwood city south into the south bay, all in the 80's with san jose. 83 east bay temps, 70's 80's for you as well. a warm one for richmond at 77. well, 10 degrees up from that will get you to our warmest highs in antioch, pittsburgh, fairfield and vacaville. let's get you a look ahead tomorrow. already starting to cool down. and after that, only cooler yet into saturday. with daytime highs barely hitting 70

degrees for some of our inland areas come saturday monday for memorial day at the warmest of the weekend. all right, john, thank you for that. was role and still busy across highways out there about 65 minutes. traveling from 85 to menlo park. but that's down from 70 >> make a little progress. 2, 80 82. you're definitely seeing much better conditions. if you want to opt for that 15 minutes into the city, ok, traffic start to build again at the toll plaza, but no accidents or hazards. there. accident clearing not too long ago on our san mateo bridge. now we're at 18 minutes and seen slight residual delays. sellers are down to 37. 35 minutes check in on 80 cracking up towards the maze. about 30 minutes started. james, back to you. time to winners and losers with our financial expert rob black and rob, every day that i interview, you let go through the topic. stocks, blah, blah, and then i saw christopher walken. >> and then i realized is christopher, what waller? >> so he's part of our banking system. he said don't expect

inflation to come down any too fast. he wants to wait. so we're not going to that interest rate cut according to him. but there's multiple governors from multiple regions of the country. but if you want to pretend talks like christopher walken, i don't mind you know, ok, then let's >> go to the next thing, which got me speaking of the way, people talk is it looks like a i may have stolen the voice of her and buy her. i don't mean, you know, the big bay area singer her, you know who she is. talk about scarlet johansen from the movie her. yeah. >> the 2013 movie her where she played the voice of a digital assistant. it has a very dark turn at the end. pretty good movie. my opinion. i think it was keen phoenix and it is welcome that just about the fear of how we're lighting technology in our lives. saml men from open ai austin is checked. she bet is that big product? he he loved that movie and he asked you know, 6, 7, months ago. can we use your voice? and she said

no. he asked her last week before the to the big damage. he said no. >> what looks like, he did it anyway. and lawyers are involved and online. >> and i wouldn't want my voice is like, you know, the voice of an answer machine or the voice of 18 to hear the voice of opening. i get it to her. it was greed. agree. i mean, think about it. you have arrived. you have arrived like it's got mail. no. this is a good point to bring up. so scarlet scar jo. so she's like suing now am, but he can say, well, it's not really are voice because it's ai-generated and this opens a whole can of worms next. definitely a according to her friends and family and youtube even said something kind of suspicious. yesterday said it looks like open ai has been using our. they've been violate our terms of years. training their platforms, maybe with video clips from the i do it. it's going think about it because daria could be the next voice of open ai

and will lead our it would really no precedent that. but here's the thing is everybody has a distinctive voice and some voices sound like people think gray and i are the same person. they hear our voices so you could say, ok, i'm feeding their voice in a eyes coming out. it's not either of you. i know it sounds like you. >> i don't know. rob. >> it's going to be a sticky wicket so far a lot ai models can be trained on the new york times. the new york times writers want to get paid for their articles. as do reuters has to kron. can make a license agreement with openai to cover all of their stories and get started. chat bot on the bay area. but kron wants to get paid for that past performance of work. so lot of lessons deals needs to be followed in place for opening night work as well as some wanted to otherwise. it's bad data and and that will create models like can of worms is an understatement. okay. >> now you're talking about gray divorce and you seem to be i don't know if you're surprised or not that people over 65 are divorcing. they're

still it takes that long to. i'm still trying to grow up and i'm 99. >> you're not. i hear >> the grade. worse for people over 50. it's the largest segment of divorce and it's twice the normal average from for people over 53 times the average of people over 65. lot of financial ramifications as couples bill. a lot of assets like homes together and businesses together. and the kids get out of college and they're like we're tired of each other. we want to the new and financially impact women much more than men women live longer than men and roughly about 40% women end up living be need their standard of living for the divorce. about 20% of men do so. that's definitely packed with police and i'm not sure if its cause they grow up and evolve or we regress because i'm not really not sure which direction i'm going in >> not going there. haha, ok? so speaking of regressing, so

let's go back to college. my kid just graduated. he sent out 60. >> applications got no hits. maybe he just hasn't applied enough. that sounds like a lot to me. >> i referred to the story as the job market for 2024. graduates as mash. it's kind of so ultimately cost 23 force raaf. that's the worst class for optimism coming out of school since 2016. so kids that came out of college and the pandemic were more optimistic about jobs and then they are entry level jobs, 5.8% less hiring this year than last year. so your your kids feeling that he's scene, the reality of it, his confidence is down roughly. you know, you're hearing about a lot of grads coming out and doing 100 plus applications to find job. the parent pleaser, jobs like finance consultant hack they're all very, very challenging in large part because the big tech layoffs a couple years ago starting with mark zuckerberg and but was

well on top of that. now we want openai people. we don't computer science so it's it's problematic. software engineers are down 30% since the pandemic. so you might have gone into the pandemic. and this is the degree yeah, if you're coming out of it and there's no one wants to you to hire ok? so he's not an ai. but if anybody needs an architect fulsome. >> there's a little at 4. okay. contact me now. there's one less thing and that is he got through college on $50 a month for food, which i really upset me. but he's like my toss too much by fruits and veggies. so that was his way around. if you go to the grocery store, you want to buy anything healthy. it's a fortune. >> yeah, this the story i titled was americans going into credit card debt to pay for groceries and that's where really, really bad daria, the average grocery bill for americans, $5700 a year. mine is easily double that. a lot of our people are getting away with that. $475 a month. mine

is a foreigner week. wow. 5% grocery inflation. last year 2021 inflation prices shot 70% of people using credit cards debit cards of which only 33% are paid in full. so a lot of people are paying part. 7% are not just paying the minimum. so they're they're getting 22% interest rates on the food they bought. that's not sustainable. people are drawing up their savings. their good buy now pay later, right? they're payday loans. it's it's awful. daria food insecurity is not just for the homeless. it's and calm and the middle class now as well. ali, totally. and you don't want to. >> i was talking to a friend about this and, you know, let me just a good job. and it's like, you know, they don't ask for any you don't have to prove anything at the food bank and it's there for everybody. if you need it, you need it. and >> you got kids and but if there's this, >> think about, well, i'm not i'm not that poor. i want to take it out of somebody else's mouth and then there's the

guilt and the shame. it's a tough. it's a tough pill to swallow to ask government. >> government grants and subsidies for people who well for type system, areas on on food costs. yeah. like the snap programs that they've all been cut since the pandemic's and it'% only tough times out there i feel for this scenario. me too. alright, thanks a lot, rob. you want to talk to rob, you can e-mail or reach him on facebook or x.

>> it's 9.26. and students met with lawmakers to share how the troubled fafsa application upgrade affected them. the

rollout ran into glitches and processing delays in getting those loans and some students push back their decision. deadlines. so that wasn't difficult thing or could or couldn't. the education department estimates about 30% of the class of 2024 have completed their fafsa and applications. and that is a significant drop from last year. >> officials from the port of oakland say they've been seeing a lot of activity over the last 6 months. in fact, they've seen a 70% increase in container imports this year compared to the same time last year and a 7% increase in exports to officials say recent infrastructure upgrades have done a big have gone a long way really in boosting the productivity of the port. are going to take a break or 9.27. up next on the kron. 4 morning news. a bay area correctional facility has installed a vending machine help save lives. explain how.

>> 99 is the time. and we are checking out the weather for in a tuesday morning. looking like it's going to be a warm one. yeah, absolutely. we've got what is today going to the hottest day of the week, john? it is today easily. the warmest one, in fact, with some upper 80's for some of our inland areas behind me at the golden gate bridge looks a little cloudy there, but that's just the cameras being exposed right now, actually getting some sunshine at the golden gate. there are a few clouds that happen. bay, though, those will burn off here in short order and even the coast. we'll have nice peeks of sunshine today. visibility solid across the bay and nice and calm at the coast. it's easiest for the stunt. london spots like vacaville out in the delta.

current temperatures are in the 50's 60's to now some 70's in brentwood, pittsburgh in vacaville. well conquered in dublin at 65 oakland. still hanging on to those upper 50's later on today. 70's to 80's for your daytime highs. and yes, making today the warmest of the forecast. i'll talk a cooler pattern into your memorial day weekend. still to come, right? all right, john, thank you for that. well, making some progress on average is at least because your highways there still busy 14 min iran as you're traveling into the city this morning. thankfully, no accidents on our bridges. we have one of the last hour on the san mateo bridge to drive times only went up about 5 minutes. >> 18 minutes now or so we're still bridge about 13 golden gate bridge just short of 30. let's check on those highways like 101. we're at 57 minutes. that's down from 70 making a little progress. started his back to you. thank you. reyna. >> 9.31 is a time and copper theft may be to blame. now for a big change at an oakland intersection. yeah. they took down the traffic lights and put a stop sign. four's. sara

stinson takes a closer look. >> 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 high. takes >> 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 front. >> the time. to water. well, lot of my. >> associate on 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 us in open step 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 9.33, and oakland. police need

your help to solve the killing of a father and fiance george. >> off a key c was shot and killed on crosby avenue near foot hole boulevard. it happen on november. 26 of last year. so police are asking anybody for information. all they know is he was standing outside with friends when he was shot and killed in that several suspects were seen leaving the area and a dark car. antioch police are now letting us know what was the cause of death for a homeless man who died last week. they say it was blunt force trauma to the head and chest, but they don't know anything more than that. this is another crime they'd like to solve. you can see a photo of the victim here. and there's also some things that were left remember desmond co that was his name. and those investigators also found a big rock at the crime scene. they're not sure if that was used. maybe it 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 big, you know, you never did wrong anybody that i know. you know, mean, it would talk about little bit, you know, but >> that was just him. >> investigators are still looking for a suspect and trying to piece together the motive and what happened. >> 5.34 the time for your local election headquarters in san francisco's mayoral candidates are set to gather tonight for their first debate. the harvey milk lgbtq democratic club is hosting the mayoral town hall. >> it will be at the first unitarian universalist church and center in cathedral hill at 06:30pm tonight. mayor london breed will be there along with supervisor aaron peskin and asha stuff. i e former interim mayor mark farrell is in attendance and nonprofit executive daniel lurie will be there as well. we'll see what happens. time now is 9.35. and there's a mural that has popped up in san francisco's knowing valley and it's getting a lot of attention. it is kron four's. tiffany justice gives us a look at what some are calling antisemitic. while others say it's just a depiction of reality.

>> i think this is anti-semitic at all. i think is just a message of what's actually going on picture of the reality. people are looking at the big picture. >> and i think that. >> they don't realize how much of a bully israel is and the situation cities like sf and stuff like this. you actually have people who protest the mural has wording that says stop the genocide in gaza. now it depicts bombs falling on rubble and debris. >> along with painting splotches of blood monday, the jewish community relations council of the bay area speaking out against the mural. >> saying this mural is blood liable. fortunately, this mural is anti-semitic. and there's a couple things that we would point number one is its blood liable to. >> accused israel of genocide with the blood dripping down. this is a horrific, horrific war, too many civilians have been killed. but this is not a genocide and take the queues israelis of genocide goes back to this anti-semitic trope, a blood libel. second, you see

the star of david replaced with a dollar sign and that goes back and anti-semitic trope of the money, june where the controlling the media where the governments and that indication is deeply inappropriate. tyler gregory of jcrc says they have spoken with supervisor rafael mandelman about year-old. >> it is on private property in gregory says he hopes to see the mural gone and replaced. a lot of jews don't feel safe in the area. they're not they don't feel a sense of welcoming us to help. the mural will be replaced with something that brings communities together. some residents remaining neutral. i think this era. >> such moves create conversation that you very critical >> in today's environment, 14 tiffany justice kron. 4 >> 9.37, is the time. all right. take a look. san mateo county has installed a narcan vending machine out of the maguire correctional facility in redwood city. that machine provides a box of narcan with 2 doses to anybody who needs it for free. and that includes

inmates, their families, members of the public vending machine also offers a touch screen with information about other county services like food and housing and mental health, too. home depot has agreed to pay 1.3 million dollars now following a fire at one of its own stores in san jose. so we have video of the fire broke out back in 2022, it was huge. since then, the santa clara county da's office has launched an investigation into what happened and those investigators say the store had several fire code violations that hindered firefighting efforts and one of which included a broken sprinkler system that apparently home depot was aware of. but according to didn't try to fix the da's office says the dillon go queen started the fire as he was trying to steal tools. he, by the way, has not entered a plea yet, despite several court appearances, in fact, he's about to make his 11th court appearance next month for his arraignment.

>> it's 9.38. after 22 years in business, the lakeshore cafe in oakland is closing for good. you know, one week to go enjoy it. memorial day is going to be the final day, not even a week for the popular breakfast lunch spot near lake merritt. the owners didn't say why they're closing, but they did say that a new restaurant will soon be opening in their place. with the kids cheering in cutting the ribbon and then enjoying their new playground in oakland. >> peanut avenue elementary school. how this ribbon cutting opening this, their new improved schoolyard. the playground is part of what was done by steph and ayesha curry with their eat learn play foundation and the school super student council even got to help with designing 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 learn play foundation has been around since 2019 and they plan to transform a total of 25 school yard in oakland, creating play structures. outdoor classrooms and readings basis. i love the thinking that. >> all right, 9.39 is the time happening today. feel like. >> burgers, you love this. if you like super duper burgers, you're really going to like this. >> they're opening up another location at this time in san mateo, their 17th so far in the bay area. the burger joint serves burgers and fries. of course, a got milk shakes, homemade pickles. lot of people go for that. their new location is going to be at padk place. it opens at 10, 30 this morning. the first 50 guests, by the way, we'll get a free super duper burger. so everybody out of the burger

james that are nice and which i'm a fan of either one. they've got another writes, opening up as well. >> their new location is going to be in san francisco. this is a picture of the front. it's located at doctor maya angelou way, which is just a five-minute walk from oracle park. 15 minutes. if you're walking from chase center, we did ask them because the signs don't say when exactly reopening they told us they can't say just yet. so we're still waiting for that will let you know when we finally get a date. >> 9.40, is the time right now. and other news the federal transit administration is investing billions of dollars into this. this is san francisco's. >> the portal project rockefeller center right now. it's all it's pretty cool. it basically is going to connect caltrain. and the new california high-speed rail right there at the base of the salesforce transit and what liked. to their hope like 2017. maybe i know it's a grand project and that's why. >> on monday, the federal transit administration said they were going to be investing. 3.4 billion dollars. >> into building it. former

house speaker nancy pelosi says she's awfully proud of how san francisco's pushing the boundaries of what public transit can look like. >> 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 >> showing what's happening here. >> yeah. the project would extend the caltrain line by nearly 2 miles and it would develop to more underground stations also that they could reach the salesforce transit center. once it's done 11 transit systems will be connected. so that's a pretty massive project is still about 2 billion dollars shy of being fully funded. but they're hoping to get that. wrapped up at some point. like i said, they hope to get the whole thing built by twenty-thirty. so see if they can do that. >> don't hold your breath night. 40 do right now. and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news reintroduce you haven't met him to one of the warriors, rookies who has got a big honor that's just bestowed upon him. 9.44, and

kron 4 celebrating asian american pacific islander heritage month and an innovative way of roasting a cup of joe. on the back of a tesla. you know, the monster truck tesla's and you're actually going to see this may be around town because it's a mobile cafe in this cyber truck. it's completely up. howard, by the electric vehicles that they have in their business is called moon. like coffee looks pretty good, too. they grind it. they poor. they do all say is 100% off of their cybertruck mannion mabel realize their love of coffee while they were at their tech jobs. meg actually worked at

tesla at the time and he said, you know, even people say about the cybertruck, you know what they say about he was like, no, this is perfect for our needs. >> and a bigger bed. so you can put a lot more stuff in there and 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've 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. >> so that's pretty cool. you know? and actually, she says that her grandparents, they have a restaurant, cupertino. >> that made her kind of think about hospitality anyway. and here was what they do is a look too asian countries to enhance their coffee flavors. experience kind of all tying it in with their i love it. you know, sometimes you get a copy shops. they've got like,

like ethiopia, as well as from around the world of solution. see what they come up with. yeah. and by the way, tune into kron 4. we've got a lot more stories like that that we've been doing all month long as we highlight the api community here. and it's all going to culminate this thursday just a couple days, time at 06:30pm. we're putting all the best stories together and a half hour special that you can catch right here. >> on kron 4. >> 9.46, is the time right now. we want to change gears you know that it never mind is stand. and we knew we had drive cars this way like okay. let's change gears. haha downshift and going to the weather hijacked time to slow down or else get cranks right. your foot on you've got to put your foot its fins in south lake they tried automatic all the way these days. hey, you know what, we're looking out there this morning at what is a little bit of around the golden gate. it's not a lot, though. it's really just enough to make it look kind of. >> kind of gray out there for a few spots. it burns off. super quick in today is easily going to be the warmest day of

our forecast. daytime highs climbing into the upper 80's inland forecast looks so similar to the pattern is still just that northerly breeze kicking in across the bay area, really cutting off access to the ocean, cool there from our inland areas today, which is why temperatures have continued to climb. now tonight into tomorrow morning, we start to see a bit of a pattern change taking shape will start to see that westerly wind kicking back into gear. little bit. that will help to cool temperatures tomorrow, especially for inland spots. also resulting in just a few patches of fog. come your wednesday morning tomorrow later on this week, particularly this weekend, a system is going to skirt just to the east of us could result in a few weekend showers up in the sierra very light. and for us just means a big cool down from where daytime highs will be today. that means if you like the sunshine and work today is a great candidate for getting outside and enjoying as much as you can. 70's to 80's for most of our high temperatures today for the south bay. it'n going to be low to mid 80's. the state

temperatures 70's to 80's as well. livermore 83 degrees. oakland, 76 conquer to 86 degrees. well, antioch, pittsburgh, fairfield and vacaville. our warmest spots. all 87 today. tomorrow's temperatures rise a rather cool into the low 80's after that, look at our inland areas. that first line only in the 70's from thursday. well, for memorial day on monday, bayshore cities in for quite a cool down to back down in the 60's by friday, right? all right, john, thank you for that little crack in a car fire. this is along 5.80, westbound, right? edwards avenue in oakland. you can also see the 80's a little congested on. there's accidents or hazards. the air. >> so if you're deciding between which want to take international might be a good option while you're trying navigate around the delays all 5.80, in 80 as well. a bridge right now looking good. a 14 minute ride. no accidents or hazards. there. richmond center fell bridge about 12 tolls to one to one, seeing a lot of improvement along those highways that were really congested. i think at the peak of the morning, low highway 4

that the 40 minutes now back down to 15. 24 is looking good. walnut creek down to 5, a 13 minute ride. 101. have to 70 minutes. we're not 51. so still nearly an hour 2, 80 82, but those be good options that you can take while 101 continues to go down. is back to you. >> thank you very much. rain at 9.49. the time it happening tonight. the oakland ballers are kicking off their inaugural season. they're going

>> thank you very much. rain at 9.49. the time it happening tonight. the oakland ballers are kicking off their inaugural season. they're going a pickup game. that's whe 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. >> 9.52 right now. oh, my gosh. we're just talking about tesla, and guess what? there's going to be new coffee shop, brick and mortar coming to richmond today. vibe bistro is on mcdonald avenue.

>> and they describe themselves as a haven for a soulful coffee, delicious food and vibrant experiences. they're going to be open from 06:00am to 02:00pm weekdays. so that's pretty cool. as you know, we've talked so long about business after business closing its nice to also report on lots of new businesses opening 9.52. is the time right now. coming up in the next hour. >> we're going to tell you about an effort to change how healthcare workers report suspected domestic abuse in their patients.

>> 9.55, the time and millions of americans are hitting the roads this memorial day weekend. the best bang for your buck could be traveling by rv rv sales are up over 9% year over year. and despite that increased demand, experts say even more rv's are entering the market, increasing supply as a result. the cost for r b is actually going down. you can now should say you can now get some top of the line rv's at a major discount and some people are liking what they're hearing. >> yea , you got everything. you have a. bedroom, you know, for your the husband and wife, you have the south and i next make bad. yes, yeah. right. under $100,000 for this. >> well, experts say if you're not looking to buy an rv, you can always rent one for about 200 to $250 a night. >> 9.56. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news. san jose is going to be installing new cameras hoping to prevent accidents were going to tell you more about that. plus.

we're going to tell you about this in oakland. there's a stop sign instead of traffic signals at this one intersection. and it's because of scenes. and a crash that turned deadly here in the east bay shut down and a family grieving.

>> right now, the copper 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 to install dozens of cameras in an effort to stop traffic deaths. we're live with that. and business owners in

berkeley will soon have to pay thousands of dollars if they want to keep close parklets. >> from the bay local news station, you're watching on morning team. >> good morning. and whether you have to work or not, a lot of people are starting to take off world here. i'm darya. we'll get to the forecast here with your holiday weekend. in view in a minute. we're also following the news as well. yeah, it also down in san jose. they're going to be a stall. and 33 new. >> speed cameras been a catchy when you speed. but there try to reduce the traffic deaths were seen down. that. and taking a look at the weather tuesday going to get warm. it is today is the warmest one. so you want to get out there and enjoy some more memorial day weather could have to do it today, actually, because we actually cool down quite a lot. >> into the holiday weekend, just around the corner where we're sitting right now. you've got clear skies above the east bay hills right here. great day to venture out. if you do like that, he and that sunshine visibility is sol