clear and transparent and that process. >> on another subject, she's also sending really fed up about the pushback she's getting and trying to bring 2 pandas to the san francisco zoo from china, including the fact the board of so far is refusing her request to allow city departments to raise money for that project. the refusal coming from a committee she said today you haven't seen anything yet. it's going to be politics at its worst. but the mayor is also making it clear she will continue to push to get the pandas here. canned. all right, catherine, thank you. a new treatment recovery and transitional housing facility has opened in san francisco for women and their children. >> the women's treatment recovery prevention program will support 39 women and children for up to 2 and a half years. the facility addresses the client's unique needs and empowers women and families toward lasting recovery and healing bath and

bay mushroom farms involved in last year's fatal shootings will pay nearly half a million dollars. >> in damages to employees over labor violations. federal investigators say both farms, house workers in sickening conditions where they slept on dirty mattresses and were exposed to insects, trash and mold. this happened at concord farms and california. terra gardens, according to the probe from the u.s. department of labor, investigators say that the farm's owners also deducted money from the workers paychecks for the substandard housing and then failed to pay workers for overtime. >> on behalf of homeowners in the state and alameda county today, district attorney pamela price announcing a major lawsuit her office is filed against home insurance companies coffers. philippe djegal reports from oakland where price claims that the companies have defrauded their customers. >> our consumer justice bureau has filed a lawsuit. a major lawsuit on behalf of

california homeowners summers group incorporated and several of its entities are listed as defendants in a complaint filed in superior court of california by the alameda county district attorney's office. >> it seeks injunctive relief and civil believe that the evidence will show that these insurance companies have utilized a software application that allows them. >> essentially to defraud homeowners by charging them premiums for insurance that provide inaccurate and low replacement costs for insured homes. district attorney pamela price. as the people impacted by the lawsuit represent about 15% of the state's homeowners offering these lower premiums based on inaccurate >> estimates insurance companies gain competitive advantage at the expense of proper coverage. price adds they also violate a number of state regulations, rules and

laws designed to protect consumers. avalanche, something that protects off consumers. it's called the covenant a fair dealing and fair disclosure prices office says it is in the process of serving the defendant to kron. 4 reached out to for comment but have not received a response in oakland. philippe djegal kron. 4 news san jose is installing 33 new high-speed cameras throughout the city by late 2025. >> the city is trying to see if the cameras will help reduce high speed crashes. later this year, the city council will decide where those cameras will be placed. city leaders say the goal is for the cameras to be evenly split around the city to make sure communities of color and low-income neighborhoods also get cameras. and that is san jose mayor matt mahan

celebrating the opening of the first dispensary located in downtown san jose purple lotus's on west santa clara street for years. the city had strict rules on where dispensaries can operate, relegating them to industrial areas. last year. the city council revise regulations on where dispensaries rent space, which allowed them to move downtown purple lotus. join the san jose downtown association offers discounts to service industry employees. time now for our 4 zone forecast as we have a live look at the embarcadero which looks pretty nice. your guys. skies are blue the temps are kind of warm up there. but yeah, we peaked. i think this is it. yeah. this probably the warmest of the week. so going down from here. but we've got the holiday weekend ahead. some to watch out for. >> well, a lot of folks start to hit the road to a little traveling up there to kind rough, though, if you're headed across the country right now as a foe looking good, that breeze is blowing out there right now. little hazy out there. but right now, no delays being reported sfo, mostly clear skies that a west

wind blowing to 29 miles per hour. we have have some delays across the country, but things have since cleaned up a lot. although chicago o'hare still have some issues. there are some very stormy weather. we're going to sway across the country right now on that could cause more issues. if you're traveling in the next couple of days. so here we go again. it is been a very rough a month month and a half now across the country's midsection. you see a very large storm system now developing in this one. look at all the storm reports. you see all the little circles hear reports of damaging hail, some damaging winds to go along with that and then a bunch of tornadoes in between. not done yet. the storm system still tracking for the east in a tornado warnings are up near a in milwaukee near green bay. and you can see that storm making its way through madison right now with some very, very heavy rainfall and the threat of some more severe weather behind that. boy, just numerous tornadoes doing some damage in iowa today. some wind damage with some very strong tornadoes dropping down there as well. and looks like

that activity is going to act, just maybe a moving further south. so you can see this the forecast for severe weather as we head in toward tomorrow. unfortunately. boy, the dallas area, much northern texas could be under the gun again for tomorrow. of course, they've been pummeled by tremendous amounts of rain over the past month or so. some of the rivers there are already flooding. and by tomorrow afternoon, guess what? another round of severe weather, more heavy rain, more flooding and the possibility of tornadoes coming their way. thank you, lawrence. pixar animation studios has cut 14% of its workforce. the layoffs will affect about 175 employees at its emeryville and animation studio where the company is based. >> according to reports of job cuts will allow pixar to shift its focus back to projects meant for theatrical release rather than streaming releases. the company is best known for the disney movies. toy story and up. >> atherton police have finished setting up. the first residents is for the cities bait house program. this is

all in an effort to deter would-be burglars. several bay houses have been set up and neighborhoods with higher burglary rates. police say the decoys houses have cutting edge surveillance equipment, allowing police to respond quickly and collect video evidence of suspects breaking and entering residents interested in participating in giving feedback on the program can call police. several organizations and san francisco are calling for the director of the san francisco mta to resign from his position. >> in a letter written to mayor london breed and muni. the group accuses jeff tomblin of several failures and inadequacies in his management of critical transportation projects. it goes on to say that tom wins continued failed leadership as rhode public trust and confidence in the agency's ability to keep people safe. the group says the failed projects include the valencia bike lane as well as the west portal station. we've reached out to mayor breed's office and the board of directors for comment. and we have yet hear back. we all know the big one is the

question is, are we ready for a major earthquake that was put to the test in a big way during a major exercise in sonoma county. >> it's the one. a massive quake has struck northern sonoma county. >> dozens of first responders gathered at the citrus fairgrounds in cloverdale to test their skills in responding to such a disaster victims. we've got about 50 victims in there. >> so you're going to be very, very busy. this is the definition of a mass casualty incident. >> there's a lot of prep going into this. dozens of students go through makeup to simulate head injuries and broken bones. the fire police, medical responders are overwhelmed by simultaneous incidents. buildings are down some on fire. 2 buses collide leaving dozens of students and adults injured. firefighters have to pry their way through the metal to get to the victims. cell phone towers are out and for the next hours and

days, first responders won't be getting outside. help because those agencies are responding to their own emergencies. that's where the search come in. search is community emergency response. team civilians often your neighbors, the train to step in when professional first responders are overwhelmed by disaster. >> practice getting victims to safety by and freedom operate. >> lessons from past disasters have shown many residents won't evacuate. lesser animals are accounted for. now they're see that the california veterinary emergency team, they'll work with cart the community. animal response team to make sure everything from a dog or cat to livestock are treated and put their owners minds at ease. >> we can make sure that we're giving the best care possible to animals and then turn people can keep themselves today. safe. my knowing that those animals are getting the appropriate care now.

>> so this is a new thing for see that, which is with uc davis where they have these a preposition mobile veterinary hospitals. well across the state, i believe there's 3 of them. and so in the event of a major disaster, wildfires, earthquakes, that kind of thing, people won't leave their houses often without animals. and sometimes the animals are hiding. they're scared or they run off by themselves. exactly. so the idea is there's a place for the animals as well as the people in. it's kind of a new thing you can help people if they're not going to leave. sure. so you've got to help their animals to. so you shot. it's like you did that. that was it's a it's eye-opening, intense something i do one quick thing when i was in new orleans for hurricane katrina a bunch of was written on the back of a national guard truck it in new orleans. i was on the back of the truck and this dog was take chasing the truck because its owner was in the back and they wouldn't stop and pick up the dog that whole. made there that that whole thing has changed. you don't want to leave your buddy

behind portion. course, not. all right. coming up. >> forty-niners opened up their voluntary workouts today in santa clara and just as in there were some notable, no shows next in sports, aaron wilson will have details on who's what? norman, bad news... i never graduated from med school. what? -but the good news is... xfinity mobile just got even better!

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>> and now kron 4 sports. >> well, after finishing off 6 in 3 in that homestand, the giants are out on the road for, you know, a six-game road

trip. this one. the first stop is in pittsburgh and it's beautiful day at pnc park, as you can see there. the giants just hoping to keep their yawning fans awake history. way that say the pirate, a little helping hand to the giants offense in the first inning. 2 on 2 out. a little flores who hits high pop up right there to short left field shortstop oneil cruz. he tries to get a bead on it with the sun gets one. instead he drops. it is a 2 run arrow. strategy. they both come around to score on that when the giants a 2 to nothing lead as we move into the 5th year with a giant, they lead to man on for us trying take a shot high and deep to left. >> that's a 2 run homer. there was his 8th of the season and a 4 to one giants lead where logan way of was in a room for the giants. today he gave 6 hits and 2 runs in 6 innings along with the 6 strikeout that he was able to not. but the giants that will open field the team in the night right here. they put up 4 runs

in the inning when who dropped the pop-up earlier made up for it on and missed with an rbi double off the wall in right. that tied the game with that 6 of peace and into extra innings. this where we are now tied at 6 in the 10 let you know what the final score tonight at 10. meanwhile. >> the forty-niners they open up their o-t-a's today in santa clara and as usual, there were some players not participating. >> one is the obvious. obviously brandon aiyuk who is awaiting on a new contract extension is skipping the voluntary portion of the offseason program. fellow receiver juwan jennings was also a while from santa clara. but the missing players don't seem to be, you know, much of a concern right now to any of the players and coaches. they all know that this is just a part of the process at this point in well, that in time it will be all resolved, at least hopefully when it comes contracts and they'll be back in santa clara is all happy campers and one full team. take a listen. >> i mean, i think it's extremely important. you know, he's playmakers love, thrown

love, be as person. so, yeah, it's definitely i've said this before. it's out of my but for me, showing up there to try to get better with the new guys the guys that are here and that that is what it is. but hopefully, you know, get settled soon. >> and a bay area native and former all pro super bowl star in champ tj war where he hosted a celebrity golf tournament today in danville. not all the proceeds actually went to his charity ward. boy, the woodwork project, which benefits at risk kids, you know, in the bay and was invited. he invited several of his former denver bronco teammates along with some other bay area athletes. as you can see, all there, ward says that he's carried the bay with him in every chapter of his playing career and will always be here for the community that helped him to see his dreams through. take a listen to people who are, you know, are really honest and real. and i we take that everywhere we go very

prideful. >> as as as bay area natives and like you said, it might seem a to probably say i rip and a really hard, you know, you know, my let that be stated not only by my my words, my actions and carry myself. >> yeah. most bay area natives due river pretty opt out of to you and thank you, caltrans and california state parks are asking people to take steps to protect our outdoor spaces. this memorial day weekend, state parks officials say that they want to raise awareness about the impact of trash on communities in public spaces. they released a few tips to help keep those places free from letter. those tips include reminding people that take your trash with them when they leave. also choose reusable bottles and food containers over single-use items and be sure to tie downloads and trucks and trailers. so in step doesn't fly out and scatter during your trip. pack it in. pack it out. that's the motto now 4

zone forecast. and there's going to has socked in kind of is it a that could turn into little fall here soon as it's trying to form a little moisture in the atmosphere side and changes coming our way. >> today, probably the warmest day of the week. now we're going to start to cool things down around the bay area. that cooling first will come along the coastline, then inside the bay than the valleys as we head toward friday and the weekend healthy sea breeze blowing this afternoon. you see outside right now on market, there are more the winds will carry some of that fog along the coastline right now. mostly clear on the golden gate bridge. but today temperatures jumped quite a bit. in fact, 11 degrees warmer today in santa rosa. as much as 7 degrees warmer in the battle. 6 degrees warmer to oakland. 8 degrees warmer in san francisco. so numbers not bad all around the fact 80's showing up even upper 80's. so most hot there in concord in santa rosa. very pleasant. 69 in san francisco. 73 for high in oakland. high pressure to weaken somewhat. that ridge going to get out the ways you can see that the from begins to drop in. and that's going to be the case. now as high pressure will be

weakening as we head in toward the next few days that allow the temperatures cool down. not a bad day, although tomorrow just plan on numbers in the 50's and the 60's in the san francisco tomorrow. so cool by the some 50's and a couple patches of fog inside the bay. also find plenty of sunshine. a very nice temperatures. just more mild tomorrow in the central part, the interior bay, you can see about 60 degrees in palo alto. 72 in mount the warm 70's in the south bay instead 80's tomorrow afternoon. still couple 80's to be found well inland tomorrow, 81 in pleasanton about 82 in concord, about 86 degrees in warm side of brentwood. so nice weather outside all around. but the temperatures are going to be dropping off over the next few days. cooling down to friday and saturday. couple more clouds come away. much cooler. well below the averages. start out your holiday weekend. all right, lawrence, other news we're covering for you tonight. the senate is set to vote again this week on a border security and immigration bill. democrats say the bipartisan bill would make it difficult to gain asylum here in the u.s. and

increased detentions. >> and deportations of illegal migrants. they also say the measure would allow the president to shut down the border if migrant encounters get too high. >> it is strong and realistic and most importantly, a bipartisan proposal. >> senate republicans block the legislation earlier this year at the urging of former president trump. that time it was part of larger security package that included funding for ukraine and israel. house speaker mike johnson says this new bill will be dead on arrival in the house. the defense has rested its case in donald trump's hush money trial. the former president did not testify in his own defense. >> henry rosoff has the latest. >> throughout his criminal trial, former president donald trump has plenty to say about the process and the judge, including tuesday when his defense team rested after

calling 2 witnesses. it's but mister trump has been evasive about why he himself did not take the the members of the jury cannot hold that against mister trump during deliberations next week. what they can consider did the former president create 34 falsified business records by reimbursing his former attorney michael cohen for hush money payments made to adult film star stormy daniels. and was it done in further its of another crime? >> like campaign finance fraud or to deceive voters before the 2016 election during the last month we've been captivated by the spectacle and often explosive testimony that comes with this historic case just as the jury was and lit himself on fire in the park across from the courthouse, eventually dying from his injuries as a backpack starts throwing you start doing some gasoline themselves liking fire. then midway through the case. justice one marshawn explicitly threatened to put

mister trump in jail for violating a gag order, protecting witnesses and the jury focus then shifted to the salacious testimony of star stormy daniels who described in detail in a fair and lake tahoe with mister trump back in 2006, the former president denies it happened. next came the star witness, michael cohen, who connected the dots for the jury. he stepped them through handwritten notes, e-mails and call logs while describing how he paid daniels for her silence and then was reimbursed by then president trump during 2017 in respofse, the trump defense got cohen to admit he lied several times to a federal judge to congress and to the public. he even was forced to admit he stole money from the trump organization. the extent to which the jury believes cohen could very well determine the outcome of the case. mister trump's main witness was attorney robert costello who was brought in to call cohen's credibility into further question. but he did so in such a combative way, often ignoring instructions from justice marshawn that the

judge partially cleared the courtroom monday to scold the witness. >> again, that was henry reporting for us tonight. closing arguments are set to take place next week before the case gets turned over to the jury. >> coming up, one bay area student will get the chance to showcase her artwork in washington, d.c., a closer washington, d.c., a closer look after the break. network o network for business.

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school art competition. congressman john garamendi, who represents parts of contra costa county and fairfield area. and now some winners at a ceremony in vallejo. the grand prize winner is micaela wong of berkeley high school with her piece. me a gen z girl. her work will be displayed at a gallery in washington, d.c., with winners from other congressional districts in the country. the runner-up spot goes to raven. we loss of jesse bethel high school. chelsea green is a slow no county winner and iris us. the contra costa county winner. congratulations to all the winners and every student who participated. that's a nice looking art. cool stuff. copper celebrating asian american pacific islander heritage month and >> and in the weight innovative rather way of roasting a cup of joe, a south bay couple recently quit their tech jobs to follow their passion of brewing coffee. now they're running a mobile cafe. it's all fueled by a cyber truck. check it out. their business is called. >> moon lake coffee roasters. from grinding to pouring the

cafe is run 100% off of the couples. they told cybertruck mean and may will say they realize love for coffee while out there. tech jobs, mean, was working at at tesla at the time. so he knew despite what people might say about it, a cybertruck was capable of serving their needs. >> 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 done 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. >> may is from indiana. while mabel is a bay area native, she says grandparents run a chinese restaurant in fresno which helped her transition to hospitality. also say they look to asian countries to enhance or coffee flavors and their experience. you can't argue with that. coffee is

great. >> i tune into kron 4 for more stories. >> highlighting the bay area's api community and for our special airing this thursday night at 6.30, coffee is great. will end on that note and we'll see you tonight at

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