right now on the kron. 4 morning news, a san jose neighborhood on alert now after a man smashes the window of an ice cream shop sending broken glass raining down onto a child. sheriff training exercise exposes a nearby elementary school to tear gas were live on campus with how that happened. and jury selection is scheduled for today for david de pap fanatic who attacked nancy pelosi's husband with a hammer. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> morning and thanks for waking up with us at 7 o'clock. i'm darya and i'm james and on this wednesday were taken off the days where people will start taking off for the holiday maybe people start taking off today. yeah, and we're starting to get take off. the days of heat yesterday was nice and warm. yes, we topped out. i think. >> it's going this way. we start the trend downhill. and even though today still warm, it's not as warm as yesterday. so you're absolutely right. it's nice to get a little relief because it was kind of

warm yesterday looking outside at the golden gate bridge. you've got a faint view of a little bit of fog streaming through there this morning. we have seen some fog in some portions of the san mateo and santa cruz county coastlines. other than that, though, most of us are seeing some pretty clear skies. winds have definitely made a shift now more so out of the west and that's helping to push some of that cool air towards our inland areas. temperatures as of right now are mostly in the 50's. good morning to get outside. enjoy a cool start before we do feel temperatures % warming up here in a few hours. daytime highs today will mostly max out in the low 80's and a lot of us only in the 70's this afternoon. this is a trend of weather that only gets cooler towards memorial day weekend, which i've got your forecast for great. all right, john, thank you for that. has been building. >> on a wednesday morning, but i'm not seen any accidents on our bridges. thankfully, a 17 minute ride into the city in the meter lights stolen thing that slowing you down there. 18 minutes on the san mateo bridge thing starting to pick up as you're getting on the san mateo bridge along 8.80,

30 right along richmond center fell bridge golden gate bridge, especially if you're traveling. the 37 out of the tolls looks good. we had a traffic hazard on the northbound side that slow you down just a little bit. it looks like they are close to getting that reasons. back to you. thanks. >> to breaking news now, former oakland police chief leronne armstrong is running to be on the oakland city council. his spokesperson confirmed to kron 4 that armstrong plans to file the paperwork at oakland city hall this morning at about 10 o'clock, according to the san francisco chronicle, he says he plans to run primarily on public safety while also highlighting oakland's budget crisis and rising homeless encampent population. armstrong started as police chief back in 2021 until he was fired in february of last year due to an investigation that accused him of mishandling to police misconduct cases. an arbitrator, though, later cleared him of any wrongdoing. and now he's suing the city for wrongful termination. 8 candidates already entered the

race for the at-large city council seat. >> time now 702. and today, david de pap is going to be back in court in san francisco have to face. >> criminal charges filed by the district attorney brooke jenkins. we have kron four's will tran out of the hall of justice this morning in san francisco. will. >> james jury selection will begin in 2 hours. so now now it's the state's turn to try david de pap after he was convicted by federal prosecutors last fall. and actually he was sentenced just last week. but now state prosecutors are going after him for what he allegedly did in san francisco. i mentioned allegedly because he has yet to be found guilty in the state courts. it's aware nuance, guilty in federal court not guilty yet in state court. let me show you the video of what it went down back on october 2022. when according to state prosecutors, david de pap went to the pelosi home in san

francisco, looking for then speaker of the house, nancy pelosi. but she was not home at the time. instead, it was paul pelosi. police officers arrived at the home, saw david de pap at the door. and that's when they say he hit paul pelosi on his head with a hammer. paul pelosi was knocked unconscious, woke up in a pool of his own blood. now that charges in state court different charges in federal court in state court. james, it is attempted murder, burglary as well as assault. now in federal court because nancy pelosi is a federal official. it was attempted kidnapping of a federal official as well as an assault on the immediate member of a federal official. and that's why federal prosecutors, we're able to go after him in state court. they have their own charges and this trial officially with has not begun because today is jury

selection. but once everything is in place, according to prosecutors, should take a couple of weeks for the trial to begin and end. as far as david de pap. but in federal court, he was sentenced to 50 years maximum sentence for what he did in federal court. >> thank you. well, 704, is the time and scary moments for some elementary school students and teachers in san bruno. there was a sheriff's office training exercise and it didn't go quite as planned, right? yeah. the wind had something to do with that. they were working with chemicals like tear gas, but it carried over to the school, causing about 20 kids to get sick. kron four's. michael thomas live at for tolling elementary school this morning on the day after. good morning, everybody. ok? >> hey, good morning, everyone. we're still learning details but essentially like you said, what we'd only guess that we can assume is that the wind actually brought it over. now, just keep in mind this jail where they were having these trainings is probably

about maybe a half mile away from the school which is behind me. take a look. this is actually a map up on your screen so we can just exactly where we are. and according to the san francisco sheriff's office, there were a total of 20 kids and one teacher here at portales elementary school in san bruno that reported having burning eyes, nose and throat yesterday. and the cause was a mixture of gas and pepper spray. nick came from the san francisco sheriff's office training space on its jail property, which again, is not too far away right next door, essentially the sheriff's office was hosting a routine tactical training class which involved the fire department along with the sheriff's office and a few others. and it was being held actually inside a part of the jail that was isolated. but officials say somehow that gas exited the building got outside and made its way over to the school, which they say this is the first time it's ever happened and they've been doing these routine trainings for more than 20 years or so specifically with these gases. they did put out a statement. it's up on your screen now saying, quote, 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 hands-on experience with chemical agents, preparing them both physically and mentally for real life situations. we sincerely apologize to port whole alum entry school, its faculty and students and their families for this unforeseen event, which must have been extremely scary for children. now, as of right now, the department is pausing all of these trainings involving those chemicals until they figure out just exactly what happened and how it happened and are in james back out here live. he did ask how everybody is doing from my understanding everybody is okay. but we're hoping to hear more today. we did reach out to the school this morning and we're here live hoping to chat with parents, but as one can assume, i would assume maybe the kids are out on recess and then that wind kind of came by and brought that tear gas and pepper spray into their eyes. but as we get more details things are confirmed, we'll keep you updated. that's a very latest here in saint bernard, michael thomas story they start showing up for

school. you'll see, you know, if they call in if they don't come to school today because we're feeling well, and and 20 students is a significant amount. so. >> michael, thank you. 707, is the time. let's go elsewhere to the south bay now where man is in custody in san jose after police say he smashed the windows of a baskin robbins ice cream shop sending glass raining down on the china. you're going to see how close that kid was to the shattered window. this happened last month. now let's take a closer look at what's going on with kron four's jack moment. >> 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 that 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, i come with my my nephew, my knees in something like happen. it will be by scary living rivera lives in this neighborhood off capitol expressway and says this baskin robbins to her is a family staple. well, it not not so good because we come to relax and have a good 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 mandy 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 somehow 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 4 709. right now. and a dog walker first races threats. and now look what happened is home burned down. >> and so he's speaking out this morning about it. his name is terry williams. most people say they love him and know him in the community. >> and he was actually when the fire broke out. he was in a meeting with mayor breed's office at city hall and he was talking about those threats that happened against him in what could be done about it mean, just look at what was happening on grove street near the painted ladies where he lives his home caught fire. so now and he's questioning if those 2 things are connected.

you are you sick or he started his own business? you don't start to racist >> races member now. about. the one thing about it was the about what and how support him. wendy is another phone call about 2005. >> one supporter, one supporter has been supervisor dean preston, who represents the area. and last week he issued a resolution condemning the hate crimes against terry williams and his family and urged the police to try to figure out who is doing this. and in the meantime, the williams family is working on, you know, finding temporary housing because they can't live in there. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a housing

project for farmworkers in half moon bay is moving forward. more on that in a moment. plus, alameda county district attorney pamela price now suing several home insurance companies. she claims there defrauding customers. and we're hearing from san francisco mayor london breed and all the others that are hoping to assume that office next year. >> and today is looking like a good one, a little bit cooler for those of us that have been in the heat yesterday. san jose barely hanging on to the 80's today. oakland down in 80's today. oakland down in the low

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wildfire risks. the board of supervisors says this money should be used to finish projects across the my campus mountains and along the russian river corridor. they say the work will range from creating buffers zones that prevent fires from spreading to grazing programs that will utilize animals like goats to eat back. some of that vegetation. >> i love watching the goats. thank you to their one more of that. now that the fields in the hills start to turn brown, but i must say, ok, by the way, i was passing workers doing the blower thing. yeah. >> and that pollen, you have to, you know, and they shut it guys all over the especially the wind job. yeah. whenever you start to see things getting or de pere pushed around i did take my medicine yet. but those pollens have been around for 8. we're looking at clear skies today. winds not a huge factor, but just enough of a cool coastal pushed to push some of that cooler area. high pressure ridge been talking about it

for so long now feels pretty and budged out there to the west. but we will be seeing the jet dropping a little bit closer down our direction. now, this is going to carry those lows that have been stuck up in the pacific northwest a little bit closer down our direction. come your memorial day weekend. and with the passing of these lows nearby comes the opportunity of cooler weather as well as a little unsettled weather now dipping into the sierra towards friday into saturday. you may see a couple of sprinkles up in the sierra, maybe even an isolated thunderstorm, slim chance of maybe a drop of water for the bay area. we are in for a cool down, though. and that is what's most notable about the shift in this trend. 60's for san francisco and the coast. not a huge difference. there. and today generally not going to be huge differences just yet across the bay, but we are beginning to see that really from yesterday's warmest of highs. san jose and campbell 80 degrees. fremont hayward all the way up the richmond in the 70's walnut creek conquered much a solano county

and much of the in the north bay still hanging on to those 80's today. a look ahead. does show tomorrow down in the upper 70's inland by saturday. it's only upper 60's for warmest of areas with cool cloudier conditions monday for memorial day itself. looking beautiful highs in the 60's to 70's under mostly sunny skies, right? all right, john, thank you for that. well, we are tracking residual delays. >> we had an accident along i-80 westbound berkeley at university avenue. so things are a little slow. go. the accident is no longer there. but look, a 40 minute rice to travel crockett down towards the maze. so bubble avenue might be a good option for you to try to navigate around that 18 minute ride into the city. other no accidents on the bay bridge. things are busy. also on the san mateo bridge drive times have gone up. 22 minutes now. last check in. we're still about 18 minutes. 46 minutes in the south. they want to win. 85 to middle part 2, 80 82 starting to see pockets of traffic there. a 35

minute ride to land a downhill pitas and get a look at 24 lawmaker 5.80, about 13 minutes. sorry. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of 7.17, for your money this morning. read lobsters cheddar bay biscuits are not going away. even though red lobster is in bankruptcy and high inflation is changing the way we retire. jane king is live at the nasdaq, still working that those stories and more while it goes right, daria. >> so a growing number of older americans are delaying or abandoning their retirement plans as they continue to battle inflation is going to a new survey by nationwide more than 6 in 10 investor said their expectations for retirement of change significantly in the last 5 years. >> well, about 50% said their dreams for retirement have been delayed, altered or canceled as a result of economic conditions. meanwhile, parents are feeling the worst about their finances in nearly a decade. experts say inflation is to blame. the federal reserve study says the

percentage of parents with kids under 18 that felt ok, financially, though, the 64% last year compared to 69% in 2022. and about a 3rd said price hikes for their main source of worry. well, the car market is normalizing after a few. we're 2 years. their cars dot com says the ev market has a lot of cars for sale that's leading to a 20% drop in prices on average prices of new cars remain steady right around 49,000. but there are more affordable options under 30,000 hitting the market. the average used car has more mileage than before with almost 60,000 miles on average and red lobster has filed for bankruptcy. but the cheddar biscuits are not going away. they are available at the grocery stores. a company spokesperson says there are no changes planned to the red lobster at home product line. so you've got the cheddar bay biscuit mix. there's frozen cheddar bay biscuits, gluten free. and then also coconut shrimp bites live from the nasdaq market site. i'm jane king. have never had the maybe i'll get that right. thank you, jane.

>> 7.19, the time and lost out as police now releasing the cause of death of 2 people who were found dead inside their home back in january. this was on the west to eat at the avenue. investigators say the 2 people identified as stephen cooper and chris cry or died of a mix of alcohol and various drugs in their systems. the santa clara county medical examiner says there is no indication of foul play or intentional death. in the east bay. police in oakley believe they've cracked a assault cold case from 2002 after a man's dna popped up in the national database when he was arrested in idaho. so it was in 2002, the police say girl was walking her dog near laurel road in oakley. when a man sexually assaulted her at gunpoint. now officers say she was able to escape and go to a nearby home for help at the time. no dna matches connected. the attacker's dna. with anybody in the national database. but in 2022, they did get an alert. and in idaho

had just been arrested and a flag was raised. oakley police went to idaho. they collected dna from that man and compared to the one they had on file and they say it was direct match. they have again now identified the suspect as eric ferguson. he used to live in contra costa county back in 2002, he's in custody up near courtland lake, coeur d'alene in idaho. but he will be brought to contra costa county later this week. >> now 7.22, people are without a home this morning because there's burned in los gatos yesterday. heavy flames were coming from the garage when the firefighters got there and those flames spread quickly to the attic. and the initial cause of the blaze they think was electrical failure in the garage. but at least nobody was hurt. i knew telehealth line is launching in san francisco for unhoused people so that they can get some recovery and treatment. it's a pilot program and it's going provide real-time connection with the doctor to help us cried medication and

space will be provided they can go to treatment for fentanyl and opioid addiction. this program was actually started to test out in march and the city found 55 people started treatment for opioid addiction at that time 173 had telehealth visits and nearly a dozen have entered residential treatment. >> well, housing project for farm workers is officially underway or at least it will be this weekend in half moon bay, the county board of supervisors voted unanimously to invest 12 million dollars in 47 homes for low-income farm workers. those homes are going to be built at stone pine road, which is about a mile from downtown half moon bay and of those 47 homes. 19 will be for families displaced by the mass shooting last year. 7 farmworkers died in that mass shooting. since then, san mateo county has been focusing on creating prop or housing for those farm workers. well, as for the mushroom farms involved in that deadly shooting, they're going to pay nearly half a

million dollars now in damages to the employees over labor violations. federal investigators say that concord farms and california terra gardens, house workers in what they described a sickening conditions. they left to sleep on dirty mattresses. they were exposed in trash and mold. investigators say the farm's owners also deducted money from the workers paychecks for that substandard housing and they failed to pay workers overtime too. we're going take a break 7.22. is that i'm coming up on the kron 4 morning news. a beeping alert to let you know if you're speeding. that could be on the speeding. that could be on the horizon. more on t

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>> it's 7.25. and ucsf is going lead the first long-term study of cancer among asian-americans, the national cancer institute just awarded them 12 million dollars to do so. so they're going to start recruiting people down throughout the country and they're going to look at why asian american women who never smoked are susceptible to lung cancer. also, why asian americans have become the first ethnic group cancer is the leading cause of death. researchers also plan to study the increasing rates of cancer, especially among young asian american women. asian americans are the fastest growing racial ethnic group in the united states. and right now comprise 7% of the population. >> well, san francisco based open ai says they are stopping the use. now one of their chatgpt boyce's after actress scarlet johansen says it sounds too close to her own

voice. >> hello, i'm here. >> sure like this money. >> well, that was johansen's voice in the movie her where she voices an ai assistant. the actress says that openai reached out to her last year about lending her voice to their new a system. but she declined. and then she says she was shocked and angered to hear the voice that chatgpt then used in its latest release, which is many say a dead ringer to her voice. so opening i his gone ahead and taken that voice down. they say the voice is not johansen's. it was never intended to resemble it. you have to decide. all right. just like your car notifies you when you don't wear your seat belt with that being being drivers could soon hear something similar if they're speeding. >> new bill in the california legislature would require all new cars sold in the state by the year 2032 to beep that drivers if they go over the speed limit by more than 10 miles per hour. the bill

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>> it's 7.30, right now. i want to check out the weather for you in case today's your get away. day early. a lot of people are doing exactly that ahead of this memorial day

weekend. good morning, john. yes, we i think a lot of planning going on today. at least for me. i'm like, okay, maybe i should something this weekend. we are looking at a forecast is going make it pretty easy to do something, especially if you haven't enjoyed the heat lately. good little break from the heat. just around the corner. this is your view at the golden gate bridge right now. skies are clear enough. we're not looking at a lot of fog this morning. a couple spots near the san mateo coastline, but visibility is clear. we're seeing a shift in wind direction now, mostly from the west and pushing on into the delta. this is relieving us from some of those warmer temperatures of yesterday. and a nice cool morning to venture outside. maybe get a little work done before we do heat up 40's to 50's right now. 56 conquered and san mateo each at 57 40's in the north bay later today. it's all about the 70's and a few low 80's hanging on tomorrow. those 80's gone for pretty much everyone. i talk all about it. still to come great. all right, john, thank you for that. starts with a because we have an earlier accident there about 15 minutes ago.

>> that's cleared. the drive times have gone up because of that. that act was actually berkeley university avenue. 41 minute ride from crockett down towards the mason possible avenue might be a good option for you until things start to taper off along bay bridge. a 19 minute drive. no accidents there. san mateo bridge around. 24, we had a traffic hazard reported on the san mateo bridge that's already cleared up. it was a tire when the lanes, 13 minutes on our richmond center fell bridge the golden gate bridge looking good at 30 reaches back to you. thanks. a lot of 7.31. breaking news this morning. the city of oakland has reached a tentative deal to sell its staff of the oakland coliseum. according to the san francisco chronicle, oakland is going to sell its share of the coliseum to the african american sports and entertainment group. the group is made up of largely of black developers and investors the a's for their part. they are still in the process of completing their purchase of the other 50% stake in the

coliseum, which alameda county owns. but that deal could fall through depending on the outcome of a court case. the city says that it initially hope to work with the a's and sell the ownership of the entire site to developers. but that the city ended up working out a deal to just sell the city's share. the developers have been considering plans to build a mega project with housing restaurants and a new convention center. oakland mayor sheng thao is going to hold a news conference at 3 o'clock today to discuss the details of that deal. >> 7.32 com your local election headquarters in all 5 top candidates, including the mayor gathered for their first town. all they did. yeah. kron four's sara stinson attended and breaks down some of the key issues they addressed. >> 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 see me playing. 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 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 sofi 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. let's take a closer look at the panda issue that they talked about in here. all he was so cute when the panties were at the national zoo in dc. >> anyway, the mayor has talking about has gotten plenty of pushback to these plans where private money would spent to bring the pandas to the san francisco zoo from china. she says that she's moving forward with this plan and asking the city departments to be allowed to raise 25 million dollars outside of private money to fund this project. but as you have seen supervisor and candidate joseph, it argues the money should be spent elsewhere. and mayor breed came to our kron 4 studios and she shares why she feels

pandas are a good investment 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 eandas 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 saying amendments are needed, but the mayor was clear. >> she's determined to continue this fight. so we'll see what happens. >> in the north bay marin county deputies have arrested 2 people now connection with a burglary at a home in longer need us. that burglary happened just after midnight on tuesday at a home on corona avenue. deputies say the homeowner surprise the 2 burglars and was able to actually detain one of them while the other managed to get away. they say a 3rd suspect was driving a getaway vehicle.

about 15 minutes later, though, central marin. police say they received reports of a driver driving recklessly near sir francis drake in san francisco. boulevards up in san anselmo. officers pulled that car over by terrorists avenue. the front passenger, though, jumped out and ran off leaving the driver behind be arrested. police say they have in custody now. shalala cherry and clarissa, anderson, they've both been booked into the marion county jail. >> uc davis, police need your help to find. this missing student. her name is diane men and she left campus last friday and took an amtrak to mission street in san francisco. that's the last place she was seen and she was reported missing on monday. anybody with information is asked to call the uc davis police. on the peninsula. san mateo county supervisors have agreed to provide nearly $400,000 to planned parent hoods in their area. they say the money is going to be used to more efficiently, serve patients and increase the capacity at the planned parenthood mar monte

locations. the clinic served about 13,000 san mateo county residents every year. >> well, at certain police now getting creative, trying to catch crooks. several bait houses of apparently been set up in neighborhoods that had higher burglary rates. police say these decoys houses, our packed with cutting edge surveillance equipment that will allow police to respond quickly and collect video evidence of the suspects breaking and entering residents interested in participating and giving feedback on the program are free to contact the police. alameda county district attorney pamela price is now suing several home insurance companies accusing them of defrauding their own customers. price announced the lawsuit filed on behalf of state homeowners farmers. insurance group is included in the lawsuit and they're accused of using software to charge homeowners premiums for policies that don't properly protect those homes or compensate them. in case of a big 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 violated multiple state regulations, rules and laws designed to protect customers. >> 7.39 right now and rent prices in the bay area. and most of the cities around here are continuing to go up. but there is one city where they're going down. yeah, oakland, we've got data from apartment list found oakland's asking rents fell by 10% in the last year. kron four's rob nesbitt takes a closer look. 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 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 the tippy top of the market that have really fallen. but then there are other areas kind by oakland or mrlls 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 offers 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 the places rented for 2400 and you say, oh, 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 it unless it's a single 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. >> coming up on the kron morning news ballers fans showed up for the league's first win for the had a good time. we're going to see how they celebrated at last night's watch party. microsoft's powerful new ai computers that remember everything you do this. you can find exactly what you're looking for. i'm rich demuro. that's coming up in rich on tech.

>> and today is looking like a nice one. a little cooler than yesterday. still holding on to some 80's in spots like san jose, though i'll talk even cooler weather in your full forecast. >> and travis start to build along some of our highways, including 80 as you're traveling to every bill.

>> memorial day weekend is coming pretty soon. a couple of days now. and people already hitting the road and will continue to according to triple a 38 million of us are going to be driving for the long weekend. that's about 100

miles or more. the most of the trips. since the company started tracking, that's the most people on hit the roads they've seen since 2000 and a lot of people say they are really conscious of these high gas prices. >> we're thinking all splitting the gas so we all help for it. our polling is like better feel. yeah, too. so. >> right now the average price of a gallon of gas in california about 5 bucks. triple a is also predicting about 2 million people are going to be flying or taking a train for memorial day weekend getaways lots going on this weekend. we've got here at 7.45. john with a look at the forecast. if you're going to be >> out and about heading out, staying in town all like this, which is odd like we're going to have to grab a sweater wears earlier yesterday. is shorts. weather is laid out a sudden it was like and so high they don't like it. but yeah, it's this weekend. we're not going to be saying that as much because we're cooling down a lot. >> san jose, you're still going hold on to the 80's

today after a morning in the 50's right now, skies are clear for most of us, a little fog out towards the coastline. but not too too bad this morning, the high pressure ridge is something talked a lot about lately. it's been sitting out to our west. so hasn't had a direct impact on any sort heat wave or anything like that. one of the reasons we've been so steady lately is it's just kind of been stuck out there now to the north of us that jet stream has been sending systems up into washington, oregon. the jet dips a little bit further our direction this weekend. and although not a direct impact from these lows, they will skirt just to our east and result in the potential of a few showers up in the sierra coming friday and saturday. these will be light sprinkles, maybe a thunderstorm. but if you are heading to the sierra for memorial day weekend, do anticipate that potential along with a big cool down in a few passing clouds here. and there the bay area also in for a cool down with the cloud or 2, especially come saturday 60's for your highs in sf and at the coast today. today is

the start of a cool down that really take shape and becomes noticeable over the next few days. so if you are a fan of warmer weather today is something that you'll still enjoy with those upper 70's to low 80's for the south bay, the east bay. still a good share of 80's in spots like walnut creek and concord. while oakland up to richmond in the mid 70's, the late at 78 sonoma and napa at 80 degrees. a look ahead shows tomorrow's daytime highs starting that trend of 70's inland. and by saturday we'll be hit in the upper 60's at our warmest inland right now. all right, john, thank you for that. for slow go across area, highways. >> residual delays along 88 earlier accident there. now that things are clear, you still have that congestion building. 46 minutes. crockett outdoors. the maze. richmond, sandra fell bridge bay bridge. all little busy. seen a lot of red on the map. there. a bridge right now. 23 minute ride into the city. the metering lights. that's that's slowing down. access or hazards. richard serra footbridge 14 minutes tolls to want to run. that's how long it's going to take you and can

to conquer. last check in. we were still around 30 minutes now. we've gone up 44 minutes. one of the south bay 68 getting closer to 70 minutes. that's over an hour. i would have thought to 80 or 80 85 to move around those delays. check out things in the east bay, 40 selling a pete is 50 minutes 5, 80, 80 through oakland deciding which ones to take both the starting to build international might be better for you at this hour. doritos, back to you thank you. 7.48. is the time a new this morning. microsoft has unveiled a new pc that. >> has a i built directly into its windows operating system. we've got rich demuro with a closer look at how this works and event here on redmond campus. microsoft unveiled a new class of computers called co pilot plus pcs. >> these have a i built in it powers a new feature called recall. this will help you find any image web page or document on your computer fast.

>> all fantastic to be here at their newly modernized campus. in redmond, microsoft, refreshing windows for the ai % age, the future of computing is here, but called co pilot plus pcs for microsoft. they have at least 16 gigabytes of ram 256 gigabytes of storage. and most importantly, a special chip to i locally. microsoft showed off its first 2 new computers to have the distinction surface laptop and surface pro. notably it's not intel inside, but qualcomm snapdragon chips promising better performance and best battery life yet what we needed for these new laptops, a brand new processor and needed to be more powerful. have a cpu the gpu and then we call euro processing unit in running at over 40 trillion operations per second. other pc makers will have computers with a new designation. microsoft showed several new ai features, including recall,

which remembers everything you do on your computer. so you can use even the most obscure keywords to find any file image or website. you visit it. we can run ai locally on the device. that means that is yours. this information is got built-in privacy controls, so you can always pause your content. you can delete your snapshots. live captions translate audio. even video chat in real time. >> see mostly switching between 40 languages. co-creator combines your sketches with ai one of the things that microsoft was very clear about here is that this is going to help you do your job. it's going make you more productive. it's going to let you have a little bit more and it's going to do so it. slowing down your computer killing your battery life. >> microsoft's new surface computers start at $999 that are available for preorder. now they ship on june 18th. microsoft believes the industry will sell 50 million new ai pcs in the next year in

redmond, washington, that rich on tech. i'm rich demuro. >> it's 7.51, in the south bay san jose city in santa clara county leaders are calling on voters to reject tax measure that you'll see on the ballot in november. the taxpayer protection, a government accountability act. >> it aims to change state and local government rules for imposing taxes, fees and other changes. >> if it passes, it would require voters to continuously approve local taxes that will be used for general purpos s. opponents of this measure today that the legislation would cut money set aside for critical services and infrastructure, forcing taxpayers to shoulder additional costs due to the cuts. officials there to hold a news conference on this today at 10, 30 at san jose fire department. 29 on innovation drive. in the north bay. the california senate approves a bill that would help address police staffing

shortages in vallejo. the legislation would allow qualified retired officers to work up to full time for the slot. a county sheriff's office which would provide additional deputies needed to aid vallejo. during this time we have a staffing crisis. senator bill dodd wrote the bill, the city council declared a local emergency because the staffing issue with the police department, dodd says the department is now authorized to have 132 officers, but they only have 31 officers. he says allowing retired cops to come back and work while they're continuing to recruit and train new ones will really help because the recruitment and restraint bring in those in takes about 2 years to complete. >> and the east bay, there was a watch party for the oakland ballers in their first game yesterday. it was hosted by the oakland athletic club. and

you can see there are a lot of fans out there showing the team spirit, the ball lures ended up winning against the glacier rained riders in montana. >> they won. 76. their next game is tonight at 6 o'clock. that will be game 2 against the grain drivers up near glacial national glacier national hart. time now 7.53. national hart. time now 7.53. we'll be right back. network io network for business. that's why more choose comcast business. and now, we're introducing ultimate speed for business

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back at 7.56. happening today. the bay area is celebrating harvey milk day. >> milk was the first openly politician in california and today would have been his 94th

birthday. but as we know, he tragically became a martyr not long after being elected to the san francisco board of supervisors when he was assassinated in city hall. back in 1978, and each year since may 22nd has served as an opportunity to help and celebrate the lgbtq+ community in the city and around the bay. rare celestial event is set to grace the sky next month. and you won't need special glasses or. >> and exact location to see it. a large planetary alignment will be mostly visible with the naked eye just before dawn on june 3rd, the celestial phenomenon occurs when the planets lineup closely on one side of the sun all at the same time. so mercury, mars, jupiter, saturn, uranus and neptune will all be on display lights and just look look up, just look up. yeah, i'm putting in the calendar june 3rd in the morning in the morning and the same line also happened on august. 28th 2. so if you miss it, you got a second chance ice. alright, 57 right now. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news. >> the man who attacked paul pelosi with a hammer is set for a jury selection for a

separate trial today. meantime, he's going to be sentenced for his first trial on tuesday. and san jose. police want your help to try to find a family who ended getting hurt from this ice cream shop attack. plus, more than a dozen students and a teacher in san bruno were exposed tear gas. we're live at the school t

>> right now on the kron, 4 morning news breaking news. oakland, former top cop is running for city council at the same time he's suing the city.