>> now across morning news aus fired san francisco is being investigated as a possible hate crime. we'll talk more about that. well, so settles a neighborhood on alert after a man smashed a window of ice cream shop city, broken glass child. jury selection is

scheduled today for david to pass the man who attacked nancy pelosi as house or with a hammer back in 2022. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news >> well, good thursday morning and thank you waking up with this bright and early for the kron. 4 morning news here on may 22nd. i'm reyna harvey. all right. well, we want to get you moving this morning. we're going to start with a check of weather with john's for a book. john, like you said yesterday, it was a warm day and a hot night. good yeah, it was the warmest one of this forecast was starting to bed last night. i was like, no. it's one of those evenings that is just not cooling down. it felt like at least initially. >> we are looking at coit hour this morning and what has been eventually anyway is a cool down to start the day we are seeing the return of some fog up along the same coastline. so do watch for some of that. a sign of some of the ocean

cooled air that will gently start to stream initially backup along the coastline, but also help to cool us down for the rest of the bay area. winds taking a little bit of a shift today. and that means that we will start to have more of that marine influence. temperatures right now are down in the 50's. so good chance to get those windows opened up lead. a cool breeze in this morning. some 40's up in the north bay. our warmest spots are definitely the inland east bay like pittsburgh and brett, what only at 61 degrees currently later on today. daytime highs definitely cooler than yesterday's down into the low 80's inland and 70's along the bay shore. we've got even cooler weather just around the corner. so that is going to be something that really brings our inland areas, especially a break from the heat in the days to come. i'll get to that. still ahead. as for your roads, we have out there this morning is pretty easy going conditions fog is generally pretty limited to the immediate coastline. so that bodes well for visibility as you are getting on the roads extra early 12 minutes across

the mateo bridge. no issues on really any of our spans so far. as you can see, the golden gate bridge does have just a little bit of fog. but visibility is overall holding. okay. re to. all right. john, thank you for that. ok, let's head to the south bay. >> the man is in custody in san jose after police say he smashed the windows of a baskin robbins, sending glass flying on to a man and a child in the shop. the incident happened last month, but police recently made that arrest crawford's jet moment. has that story. >> let's set the scene here for a moment. it is springtime in east side. san jose. the temperatures are warming up and you want to escape the heat. so child head to baskin robbins and once you do head to this baskin-robbins, you head inside, you wait for the ice cream when all of a sudden boom, a man runs up seemingly randomly breaks the glass, sending shards of it. flying on to you and your kid. you both go running has neighbors here quite concerned over the safety here and that has police looking for those victims. shocking surveillance camera video from last month depicts the attack. you see

that child sitting down inside the baskin robbins off a born square and then glasgow's flying sending shards of glass towards that child. you can see them and they're screaming. that's horrible. happened to like like i said that, come with my my nephew, my knees in something like that happen. it will be by scary living rivera lives in this neighborhood off capitol expressway and says this baskin robbins to is a family staple. well, it not not so good because we come to relax and have a time in nearly a month since that incident, san jose finally announced they arrested the suspect identified as pay ms farhi. >> he's booked into county jail and charged with child abuse and assault with a deadly weapon. >> and while police haven't shared much info about the suspect, mandeep singh who works the liquor store next door says he's familiar with. i know is that guy cars use becomes almost or i like shopper and says the last time as far was here, it was about a week ago and has bought beer here for the last 9 months.

>> he says crime in the area has been increasing the need to fix them. i think that and this was made possible because we have a partnership. the district attorney's office. meantime, san jose police say while as far awaits his day in court, they want to make right with the victims at the heart of the incident. i don't really want full closure for this case in san jose. jack moment. kron 4 news. >> well, first facing races threats and now a fire at his home. san francisco da walker speaking out this morning. terrie williams, a longtime resident who is be loved, but almost everybody that lives in his community. he was actually meeting with a member of mayor breed's office at city hall when his home on grove street right near alamo square and the pain it lays caught fire. so it was really late yesterday morning with williams discussing ways to address repeated racist threats. he's indoor recent much. then it said news of the fire. it's not quite clear how it started. the williams can only hope this wasn't escalation of the hate crimes.

you or your recently he started his own business. don't want start to races tax. >> races member now. out. so the one thing about it was the about what can be done, how support him. wendy is another phone call about 2005. >> that area last week issued a resolution condemning the hate crimes against terry williams and his family urging police find out who's been doing this and support williams family. in the meantime, process currently working on finding temporary housing with the 7 people who lived in the home. happening now and have any alert has been issued for this 12 year old little girl last seen in tehran. >> chp says emerald walker was

last seen around 7 yesterday morning live in the area of nance way in timber on boulevard at the time she was wearing black hoodie, black tank, top black pants, possibly carrying a black backpack. emerald is about 5 foot, 6 inches and weighs about 150 pounds. happening today. jury selection begins in the state trial for david de pap is facing charges for assaulting former u.s. house speaker nancy pelosi's husband, paul. well, the hammer at their san francisco home back in 2022. well, the pat was initially said it's 30 years in federal court but will be re-sentenced because of an error. jury selection for the state trial starts 9 this morning. that's going to be the hall of justice. 4 is your local election headquarters. all 5 top candidate, francisco mayor gathered last night for their first town hall. however, sarah stinson attendant write down some of the key issues for each candidate.

>> 5 candidates vying to be san francisco's next. mayor spoke at a town hall tuesday night. this being the first time we're hearing from them in a forum. the harvey milk, lgbtq democratic club hosted with president jeffrey kwong moderating candidates answered questions about issues like homelessness, public safety police saying and affordable housing. it kicked off with candidate daniel lurie, levi's aaron founder of an antipoverty organization. >> you're not bind. the board of supervisors was the da or the police chief for the commission's. i am going to be a that you can hold accountable. second up, current mayor london breed. >> i'm concerned that someone might lose people graduate with they can afford to be in the city anymore. doesn't know what it feels like to actually have to pay rent. is not a solution. also say that, you

know, the fact i've very aggressive with my hasn't policies mostly because of my experience of growing this late in the 3rd quarter down the street. next, attendees heard from candidate osha self who says he's been fighting for homelessness. wow. supervisor. >> and then made a dig at breed for not prioritizing kids in the city administration cut. >> 24 25 million dollars from youth programming in our city. and then a couple days later, she knows one of the water is 25 million dollars for pandas. the 4th candidate was supervisor. aaron peskin. >> he addressed criticisms about not being pro housing. >> dollars has been spent by astroturf organization and a handful of plutocrats trying to spend that narrative. but the facts are the facts. the facts are. 24 years that i've been in office over 100,000 units of housing. people are

talking. i'm actually doing things the latest up on stage was former san francisco mayor and supervisor mark farrell. i believe that we need to build more housing years here just go to make our city more formal, plain and simple. the mill club has not announced an endorsement yet, but this town hall will influence that decision. >> the club hopes to have that endorsement by labor day. i spoke with some attendees afterwards, many saying that this town hall was helpful, but they still hope to see a debate before the election. >> i'm sara stinson reporting in san francisco. kron. 4 news. >> although she's received some pushback on the plans to bring 2 giant pandas to the san francisco zoo. san francisco mayor london breed says she's moving forward currently asking for city departments to be allowed to raise 25 million dollars to fund that project. however, as we recently reported, supervisory candidate for mayor ahsha safai fi. he's arguing the money should be spent elsewhere. mayor breed visit kron 4 and shared why she feels pandas are a good investment for the city.

>> it does a disservice to what we need to do to make sure that the city is put first and we're prioritizing the work that we need to do for the city as a whole. the economic opportunities alone make pandas worth it. it's not just because pandas are cute and cuddly, but it's because of financially what it could do for not just but also our economic recovery in san francisco last week, a board committee rejected the fundraising proposal saint. >> the amendments are needed, but the mayor was clear. she's determined to continue this fight. our new telehealth line is launching in the city for unhoused people to start their recovery treatment. the pilot program will provide a real-time connection with doctor to help prescribe medication. space is also be provided to start treatment for fentanyl. an opioid addiction. the boat was tested out in march and the city found that 55 people started treatment for opioid addiction 173 people at telehealth visits nearly a dozen people

have entered residential treatments. still ahead, the kron morning news, a housing project for farmworkers and after bait is moving forward. we'll talk about that. plus, alameda county district e insurance companies. she claims they are defrauding customers. and after the break, first responders tested their skills in responding to a major earthquake will have a major earthquake will have all that more coming up. with cascade platinum plus,

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teachers at one to 20 students and one teacher effort. whole elementary school and san bruno. they were all exposed to tear gassed according to the sheriff's office, the agency was holding a routine tactical training class when that gas drifted outside. response, the department is causing off future chemical agent training exercises while they review current practices. at a san francisco prostitution sting operation led to 30 people being arrested. police say undercover officers arrested 17 people while they were ple for accepting money for acts in the mission. police say the goal is to decrease the amount of workers and create a safer neighborhood. california senate approved a bill that would help address police staffing shortages in toledo. the legislation would allow qualified retired officers to work up to full time for the solano county sheriff's office in the meantime, though, continue to recruit and train new officers which takes an average of up to 2 years to

complete. more than 30 legal and civil rights groups are asking stanford drop disciplinary charges to get students who voiced support for palestine. and a lot say stanford had filed concerns against at least 13 students. this could lead to probation or suspension for the students. happening today. area is celebrating harvey milk day milk was actually the first openly politician in california. and today would have actually marcus 94th birthday. he tragically became a modern not long after being elected to the san francisco board of supervisors when he was assassinated in city hall in 1978 each year may 20nd serves as an opportunity to help and celebrate the lgbtq+ community. all right. well, i'm sure there are going to be a lot of people out celebrating harvey milk day john sabol has that forecast

for you morning. legacy that no one's going to be forget anytime soon in today, going to be a gorgeous day out in the castro. if you're going out there maybe to the camera shop. harvey milk's old camera shop there. >> we are looking at a day that is going to see that sea breeze kicking back into gear a little bit, though. so we're starting to turn from that down into the cooler weather ahead of us. and eventually by your memorial day weekend, we're going to be really, really cool, ok? so here's where we're at the east bay hill skies a little bit cloudy overhead this morning. we are seeing some dense fog in the san mateo and santa cruz counties. coastlines and elsewhere in the bay still holding on to some relatively clear skies. we've been saying consistently that high pressure ridge, the west. i've mentioned to well over a week now. but the storm track of low-pressure systems, multiple of them to our north will skirt just close enough to us this weekend to result in quite the cool down for us and for the sierra, a chance of a sprinkle or 2, you can see

that we've had consistent rain up in the pacific northwest. will the bay area and the state has remained dry. but as we move into saturday, that next low pressure dives into right past us in results in what we could be seeing in the form of a few sprinkles up in the sierra as well as the southern cascades come saturday of this weekend. so keep your eye on that. the bay area may even see a drop of water to, although honestly, it's looking pretty unlikely for those of us this far westward temperatures today are going to range from the 60's at the coastline. lot of 70's along the bay shore to some 80's still holding on for antioch conquered, say there is a santa rosa and napa look ahead. shows temperatures cooling even further tomorrow, friday into saturday. saturday of your memorial day weekend looking especially cool with the early 60's for our inland and ba shore cities. memorial day on monday will be pleasant. lots of sunshine and highs in the 60's to 70's. as for the roads this morning,

nice easy morning commute. so far you can see the evidence of a little bit of fog out there about the east bay hills, but not on our bridge spans, which does mean good visibility as you are making your crossings. richmond center fell bridge only 7 minutes and just the slightest amount of fog at the golden gates, right? all right, john, thank you for that. well, housing project for farm workers is officially set to get underway in half moon bay this week. >> san mateo county board of supervisors voted unanimously to invest 12 million dollars. the 47 homes for low income farm workers, the homes every bill at stone high road about a mile from downtown apple bay out of the 47 homes night to them are going to be for families, displaced by that mass shooting last year, 7 farmworkers were killed. and since that shooting, san mateo county has been focusing on creating proper housing for the farm workers. as for the mussel farms involved in deadly shooting, they're going to pay nearly half a million dollars damages to employees over labor violations. federal

investigators say concord farms, california terra gardens, house workers in sickening conditions. well, they slept on dirty mattresses and were exposed to insects, trash in mold. investigators say the farm's owners also deducted money from the workers paychecks for the substandard housing and failed to pay workers overtime. this november. voters in san francisco could get a chance to vote on legislation aimed at improving the shortages that we've been seeing of nurses and 9-1-1, dispatchers. we have supervisor ahsha safire who's running for mayor now to new legislation yesterday that he says would improve the retention and recruitment of nurses and also give 91 operators the same retirement benefits as other first responders. >> we believe this is a recruitment tool. this is a retention tool but also makes fiscal sense for our city. >> the legislation still needs to be approved by the board of supervisors before it can appear on the november ballot.

well, we all know the big one is coming. 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. take a look. >> 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 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 coming in search is community emergency response. team civilians often your neighbors. we 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 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 by knowing that those animals are getting the appropriate care.

>> what else can wane reporting for us this morning? coming up the morning news. the bay area is known for a lot of great things, but also for the high rent prices. but that's changing in one city. we'll tell you where i liz neeley: you know, you've probably heard it said that some people have to hit rock bottom before they really come to the lord and give him their life. and that's what happened. i probably had a lot of anxiety at that point about my future, but as i began to study the word and a lot of dr. stanley's teachings and sermons, i began to realize that, through the love of jesus, god saved me for a purpose.

cause of death of 2 people who were found dead inside their home. this is back in january. this is on west avenue. investigators say stephen cooper, chris squire died of a mix of alcohol, very strong santa clara county medical examiner says there's no indication of foul play or intentional death. let's head

to the east bay because police in oakley believe cracked a assault cold case from 2002 after a man's dna popped up in the national database when he was arrested in idaho back in 2022. so 22,002 police say the girl was walking her dog near laurel road and oakley when a man got out of his car pointed a gun at her, demanded she get in the back seat of the car and he sexually assaulted her. police say she was able to escape and go to a home nearby for help. they say no dna matches were found until 2022. 1 day cold hit showed up on the database to identify man living in idaho. oakley. police say they went to idaho last week to collect dna from the man and they compare to the cold case file and they allege it was a direct match. they say they arrested here ferguson a few days later on 3 charges. police say he is in custody in idaho will be brought to contra costa county later on this week. time now

5.26 in the north bay. 9 organizations will soon receive a 1 million dollars in grants from sonoma county. all to reduce wildfire risk. the board of supervisors says grant should be used to finish projects across to my comments mountains and along the russian river corridor say the work will range from creighton buffers prevent the fire from spreading to grazing programs that are going to utilize animals to cutting back vegetation. coming up next to the kron 4 morning news, san jose. and santa clara county leaders. they are asking voters to reject the measure. >> on the november ballot, explain the reasoning why. explain the reasoning why. we'll be right back. i'll be honest.

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back to the kron. 4 morning news. hopefully you took advantage of the heat yesterday. >> you got outdoors today. not going to be as hot as a good morning. hanover. >> we're definitely taking the turnout cooler and cooler weather ahead of us yesterday was easily the hottest day of the forecast. so maybe a little too warm for you. some relief today looking outside at coit hour right here. skies are pretty clear up above, at least in this view. we do have the return of fog up along the san mateo and santa cruz coastlines right up and down the peninsula into the santa cruz mountains. most of us elsewhere actually seeing some pretty clear conditions right now. but winds have definitely shifted in. now we're going do start to see that coastal influence. winds have picked up a little bit further inland

range of 80's as yesterday was all be talking more about our even cooler weather as we approach memorial day weekend. all still to come. roadways this morning still doing fine. we've yet to see the metering lights turn on at the bay bridge. so you're still rolling without any slowdown. 9 minutes to get you through the toll plaza and to the city, san mateo bridge at 13 minutes to make your crossing the richmond center fell still pretty empty and the golden gate. nice and clear this morning, both of the roads and the skies. all right, john, thank you for that. happening today, david, to pat back in a san francisco courtroom. >> this time to face the state charges filed by district attorney brooke jenkins covers will tran is at the college, a stis in san francisco will to give us the details. good morning.

>> well, his journey in state court begins at 9 o'clock this morning as jury selection will begin. david de pap already convicted in federal court, but now it's state prosecutors who want to get their hands on him. the charges a little bit different than federal court. and because the crime allegedly happened in san francisco. that's why it's going to be handled also by state prosecutors. now, let me show you the video. this all went down on october 2022, when david de pap is accused by state prosecutors of going to the pelosi home in san francisco. they say he was looking for then speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, but she was not home at the time after that, according to paul pelosi, her husband, he woke up seeing david de pap at the foot of his bed when police officers arrived. body cam footage shows that david de pap hit paul pelosi on the

head to times and he suffered a fractured skull that he will have to wear plates on his skull for the rest of his life. now, the charges in state court reyna f little bit different in federal court. the state charges include attempted murder, burglary salt in federal court. and the reason why it reached the federal court is because nancy pelosi is a federal official. so they were able to go after him in that particular court. and actually he was sentenced last week to 50 years, maximum for what he did in that court. now, state prosecutors, they will begin their trial and that should begin about 9 o'clock this morning with the first step. of course, selecting a jury. they believe the trial should last about 3 weeks or so. >> all right. well, thank you for that breakdown. that of it. all right. i was a 5.33, o scary moments for elementary school students and a teacher example after sheriff's office

training exercise goes wrong with that, michael thomas standing there to tell us how the kids and the students all got sick morning. michael. >> hey, good morning, everyone. essentially it was gas and pepper spray. a mixture of both in the sheriff's office said it's really the wind that blew it over from their location to the school. take a look. this is a map up on your screen. you can see just exactly where we are now, according to officials that the san francisco sheriff's office, a total of 20 students and one teacher at patel elementary school in san bruno, reported having burning sensations in their eyes, nose and throat and the cars with a mixture of gas and pepper spray, which came from the san francisco sheriff's office training space on its jail property. not too far away. the sheriff's office at the time is hosting a routine tactical training class which is being held inside an isolated part of the jail. but officials say somehow gas from the building inside got outside the building, making its way to the school, which this is the first time they say that it happened in the last 20 years

as they've been doing this routine training for that long. and the sheriff's office did put out a statement. it's up on your screen now saying these trainings are critical to law enforcement because they allow peace officers to test the safety of equipment for potential leaks and they provide staff with hands-on experience with chemical agents, preparing them both physically and mentally for real life situations. we sincerely apologize to protest a elementary school, its faculty and students and their families for this unforeseen event, which must have been especially scary for children. and quote, now, as of now, they have postponed any of these trainings and things doing with chemicals as they continue to investigate and figure out just exactly how those chemicals left the building got out of and essentially made its way here to the elementary school. but back out here live, we're planning to chat with some parents this morning. and i will tell you reyna, it is quite windy out here right now. so i can essentially see how that wind can blow something from one area to another. and keep in mind there right next door to each

other. that is the very latest here in saint bernard. michael thomas will send it back to for so unfortunate that happened to the kids. thank you for that. michael. >> a san francisco prostitution sting operation led to 30 people being arrested. police say for 8 nights in the mission recently, undercover officers arrested 17 people who are paying for acts and 30 people for accepting money for acts. police say they were focusing on shotwell street and south van ness avenue. more than half of the people were from outside san francisco and california. police say the goal is to decrease the amount of workers and to create a safer neighborhood. well, in the north bay, the california senate approved a bill that would actually help address police staffing shortages in vallejo. the legislation would allow qualified retire. police to work up to full time for the solano county sheriff's office. cincy provide additional deputies needed to a delay, help during the staffing crisis. they've been having. senator bill dodd wrote the bill city council

declared a local emergency due to the staffing issues at the police department. don says department has authorized to have 132 police but their down to 31. he says a lot retired officers to work will give the department a well. they continue to recruit and train new officers which takes an average of about 2 years. alameda county district attorney pamela price suing several home insurance companies. they're being accused of defrauding. they're all customers. rice announced that lawsuit was filed on behalf of state homeowners farmers. insurance group is included in the lawsuit and their cues of using software to charge homeowner premiums. don't properly protect homes or even compensate that in case of a huge loss. >> we 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. >> price also says they violate multiple state regulations, rules and laws designed to protect consumers. while rent prices in most bay area, cities are on the up and up. oakland has seen a decline data from apartment list found that oakland's asking rent fell by at least 10% in the last year. how rob nesbitt spoke with someone who deals rental properties in the east bay. >> the data from apartment list found that the median asking rent for a one-bedroom apartment in oakland in january of 2019 was about $2400 a month. the median rent for that same apartment last month was $1800 a month. a 10% drop in rent prices in oakland is getting people's attention. >> andria rentals is located in the city and helps match renters with tenants owner andrea day says rent prices usually go up in may, but that's not what's happening in

the east bay. there's more concessions. people are >> you know, they're just who's here and it feels like they have more >> time and space. an opportunity to choices. and so it just feels different while rent prices for apartments and more affordable bases, locations still matters. seeing more of a decline in monthly rent in downtown oakland compared to other areas. >> there are places where previously the rents were sort of you know, really pushing that to top of the market that have really fallen. but then there are other areas kind by oakland or mills where you're actually seeing an increase in rents. there are also more incentives being offered to tenants in oakland. >> at some locations, andrea rentals office a month free as long as 10 inside their leased by a certain date day says that's because of the 2.3% rent cap and the city. if you have a place as rented for 2400 and you say, you know, we're not finding anybody. >> and you just drop it, it

could take it will take you years to recover because you can only incrementally raise e family home or new construction. the data from apartment list also found that work from home has an impact on rent prices, less people working in office in downtown oakland has less people renting apartments downtown. >> reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. more than 30 legal and civil rights groups are asking stanford. >> to drop disciplinary charges against students who voiced support for palestine. and a lot say stanford is fall concerns against at least 13 student could lead to probation suspension. they say to the students were involved in negotiations with school officials and claim they never stayed overnight in the encampment. graduation ceremonies are set to take place today at san jose state. visited the campus yesterday. students protesting the war in gaza are still camped out on campus. even after school leaders told him to clear out last week, protesters tell us

they met with school officials yesterday. no word on anything was decided in that meeting. happening today. you have you seen service and patton care workers throughout the state plan to rally on uc campuses, including right here in san francisco. the union representing them says the workers are raleigh, nicole, the university to prioritize their money on resources that would actually help staff and students who are struggling to get by due to the high cost of living here in california. they also are demanding the university divest its investment holdings from a range of industries, including those profiting off of the war in gaza. rally at ucsf was going to be held from noon to one 30. it's going to be the medical center on nasa's avenue. after the break. a south bay cities celebrating the grand opening of its first dispensary. we'll tell you more about it. don't go more about it. don't go anywhere.

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to know today. san jose police are asking for your help. they're trying to find a family. >> target at an ice cream shop last month. as the show's a child and a man walk into the shop. seconds later, a man was up to the window, smashed from the outside shards of glass flying. police have since arrested the suspect. harris is with dog walkers speaking out this morning after his home rose street near alamo square. and the painted ladies caught fire. hey, williams is a longtime resident was actually meeting with a member. they are fried's office at city hall. speak

about repeated racist threat. he's endured a recent months. it's not clear if this was the fire was an escalation to a hate crime. san francisco mayor london breed said she's moving forward to bring 2 giant pandas. the san francisco. this comes as you receive back lash and pushback and supervisor and candidate for mayor ahsha stuff. it argues the money should be spent elsewhere. currently, the city's department is asking for permission, allowed 25 million dollars the race for the project. half moon bay mushroom farms involved in that 2023 deadly shooting war. that's nearly half a million dollars in damages to employees over labor violations. >> fellow investigator say workers they were living in poor conditions and the farm's owners also deducted money from the workers paychecks for housing and they failed to pay workers for overtime. we've got a warning east bay park officials warning the public about coyote ease as it gets

warmer. more people are out visiting the parks and they're offering these coyotes safety tips, ok, avoid hiking alone. keep kids and your pets nearby and keep your dogs on a leash. the aware of your surroundings as you walk jog or i stay on those trails denver temp defeat a coyote. cute. don't try to see it. if you ever do encounter a coyote, walk away calmly and leave the area quickly. i know i've been on hikes, john, have seen coyotes. they're much tinier and smaller. haha, i kept my cool and just tried to walk away slowly. 7 of them are surprisingly big, though. and i saw one just about an hour ago walking past the station here in the middle of san francisco. so they are out and about for sure. >> and extra distance is a good idea. we're looking outside from mount tam with a little bit of cloud cover, but also some extra distance between the clouds and the ground this morning, at least over the bay. we're not seeing a lot of visibility issues in just a very shallow blanket of

clouds across the region. that's going to burn off pretty quickly. we have seen the return of that sea breeze. those to the cooling has officially begun and will intensify this weekend. the high pressure ridge, something and talk so much about the past week and a half is going to weaken a little bit as the jetsons. multiple storm systems just past now, no direct hits from these low pressure areas. but the next one that dives in this weekend is skirting close enough to us that come friday night into saturday, we may see a few light sprinkles drifting into the sierra as well as the possibility of just a light sprinkle or 2, especially in our mountains here in the bay area. this is certainly going to come along, though, with a noticeable cool down in temperatures making for a much cooler than average memorial day weekend around the corner. today's daytime highs are already going to be down compared to yesterday's 60's at the coastline. 70's to low 80's elsewhere and a whole lot more 70's on the map today than what we had yesterday

mountain view at 76 san jose and campbell, right at 80 degrees. each well, looking at some 70's across the east bay livermore just shy of 80 while walnut creek and concord barely getting into the low 80's north bay temperatures, upper 70's to mostly low 80's for you. looking ahead at the next 7 days, temps dip a little bit further tomorrow starting our trend of 70's inland by saturday or very coolest day, only the upper 60's that are very warm. will rebound a bit towards monday for memorial day with highs climbing back up into the upper 70's. as for your roads, things are sailing out there. still, we just got the metering lights turned on at the bay bridge. 11 minutes is not bad for your crossing, but you are certainly seeing that back now forming san mateo bridge, 13 minutes to make your way across the bay on the span. as for the richmond center fell bright skies up ahead and the golden gate bridge also looking beautiful on this clear start. all right, john, thank you for that. in the south bay's that was a city in santa clara

county leaders. >> and community organizations calling on voters to reject the taxpayer protection and government accountability yet the measures on the november ballot, the taxpayer protection measure aims to change state and local government rules for imposing taxes season. other changes if passed, it would require voters to continuously up a local taxes for general purposes. opponents of the measure say the legislation cut money. set aside for critical services in infrastructure, forcing taxpayers to shoulder additional cost the cuts. officials are going on a press conference today speak out against the measure this morning at 10, 30, it's going to be held at san jose fire department. 29 on innovation drive. right? was a mayor. matt mahan excited and celebrating their. but what is the celebrated? >> the opening of the first dispensary located in doubt. so this car to sits on west santa clara street for years.

the city has strict rules on where dispensaries could operate regulating them to industrial areas. only last year, the city council revised regulations where dispensaries rent space, which allowed them to make that move downtown. day weekend, as you know, is almost here and a lot of folks are planning to hit the roads according triple a 38 million people are expected to drive for the long weekend, meaning the driving 100 miles or more. that's the most people since the company started tracking this back in 2000. that's a lot of people. lot of people say they're thinking about those gas prices already. >> we're thinking all splitting the gas so we all help it. our polling is like better. too. so. right now the average price of gas. >> california sitting around 5 bucks a gallon triple a also predicts nearly 2 million people will also be flying or taking a train this memorial

weekend. so if you're planning on going to a state park this holiday weekend, caltrans, the california state parks are asking people to take steps to protect outdoor spaces. that includes taking your trash with you. when you leave choosing reusable bottles, food containers over single-use items and even time download and trucks and trailers. so they do flying off during a trip. and east bay. there's a watch party for the oakland ballers first game yesterday hosted by the oakland athletics flags. lots oakland and spirit. the polish took the win against the glacier range riders in montana. 76. >> the next game is tonight at 6 for second game against the range riders near glacier national. all right. talking baseball still days back at

the coliseum last night, looking bounce back from their losing streak. they kicked off a series with the rockies kron. 4 sports reporter aaron wilson has the highlights. >> well, a's came home on tuesday night after a long and losing road trip. they welcome colorado to open coliseum, hoping to get back to their winning ways. but can they? well, it was a beautiful night in oakland. the a's fans looking for bottom of the day, this pick it they were down by jd davis gets all of this one to its going deep to left it that no doubt about that when they get on the board with that when they're still trailing by one at that point, no worries to bottom of the 7. now, 42 rockies lead man office sent brown and he rockets this 1, 1, to deep center right there. and that will just cleared the wall. the 2 run blast ties the game and for peace. now we've got a game or hands wear. >> charo hits a laser shot out to write this lynch. and you can that one goodbye va, they take the lead on total solo

homer in the dugout. live it every bit of that with the celebration there as to the night where mason miller, the closer for the a's is closing things out and he was striking out not one see them. they're not even 2 minutes left. but 3 batters to slam the door on the colorado rockies in that last strike out with 103 miles per hour to put the exclamation point on it. well, that come from behind and win the a's. do 5 to 4 was the final as they snapped their eight-game losing streak on tuesday. game 2 is later on today at the oakland coliseum. >> that' also back to you guys at hi, erin, thank you for that. >> coming up next on the kron, morning news, a first of its kind store in the bay area celebrating a major milestone. celebrating a major milestone. we'll tell you

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>> well on the peninsula at san mateo county supervisors have agreed to provide nearly $400,000 to planned parenthood in their area. they say the money is going to be used in war officially served patients and increase capacity at planned parenthood. now monte locations. the clinic served about 13,000 san mateo county residents a year. happened to police? they are getting creative. they're trying to catch crooks. we've got several bait houses that have been set up in neighborhoods with higher burglary rates. police say the decoys houses of cutting and surveillance equipment allowing police to respond quickly and collect video evidence of suspects breaking and entering residents interested participating. feedback on the program. you can contact police. coming up in the next hour, we're talking about half

pelosi attacker. david de pap is scheduled for jury selection today. we're going to be live outside the hall justice. plus jose police are asking for the public's help to find a family was targeted at an ice cream shop. more than a dozen students and teachers in several exposed to tear gassed. we have a live report from that school this morning. don't go anywhere.

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>> right now on the kron, 4 morning news, a san jose neighborhood on alert after a man smashes the window of an ice cream shop sending broken glass on to a child. sheriff training exercise exposes a nearby elementary school to tear gas were live on campus this morning with the latest. and jury selection is scheduled today for david de pap the man who attacked nancy pelosi has been with a hammer. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 6. >> good morning. and thanks for waking up with us and aria and i'm james. we've got a check of the weather here to start off our wednesday morning. we're midway through the week that much closer to your holiday weekend. absolutely. a lot of people are starting to get movin. john, what's going on? yeah, i think a lot of people definitely getting to those flights or maybe just making those weekend plans officially now. >> we are seeing outside some pretty bright skies for most areas to get your wednesday