>> 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. more breaking news as

well. the city of oakland has reached deal to sell its half of the coliseum. will tell you what we know about that deal coming up. and jury selection is scheduled for today in david de pap case as he's now facing state charges in attacking nancy pelosi's husband. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news >> good morning and thanks for waking up with us on wednesday and daria and i'm james and wednesday before the memorial day holiday weekend, lots of folks have a lot of plans looking forward to and depending on the weather that could affect a lot. so let's get to that schedule of events, yeah, weather-dependent for sure. and the weather is just going to be generally cooler, especially come saturday come along with a few clouds and temperatures well down in the 60's, even for inland spots. >> today will still be warm but not as warm as yesterday. looking outside from the east bay hills, the faintest view of a little bit of that fog out there. visibility is fine.

if you're venturing outside, windo have shifted. now pushing that cool ocean air inland more and more and that will have an effect on temperatures today and in the coming days, 50's for current temps, berkeley at 55 petaluma at 53. a few 60's from vacaville down through brett. what later today it will be 70's to 80's for most of us similar to yesterday, but definitely not as warm and only cooler ahead, all right, john, thank you for that always pretty busy. that on 8 o'clock hour hits in terms of traffic. thankfully not tracking any hot spots on our bridges, but we are busy. 20 woman right on the bay bridge right now to make it at least that fremont street exit. 24 minutes a 80 to 101 taking the san mateo bridge. the richest ever fell bridge around 14. so that's up from 7 and the golden gate bridge. 38 minutes. 37 to the toes of snapshot of those highways. you see the red starting to form a really busy along 80, especially in emeryville. send it back to bill to the desk. thanks a lot of let's get to the breaking news. the city oakland has reached a deal.

>> to sell its half of the oakland coliseum. according to the san francisco chronicle, oakland will sell its share of the coliseum to the african american sports and entertainment group. that group is made up largely of black developers and investors the a's for their part. they're still in the process of completing their purchase of the other 50% stake in the coliseum, which is owned by alameda county. but that deal could fall through depending on the outcome of a case that's going in court right now. the city initially had hoped to work with the a's to sell the ownership of the entire site together to developers. but ended up working out a deal just to sell its share. the developers are considering plans to build a mega project with housing restaurant and a new convention center. oakland mayor sheng thao is holding a news conference at 3 o'clock today to talk about the details of the deal >> we have more breaking news out of oakland. we've got former oakland police chief leronne armstrong now running

to be on the oakland city council spokesperson confirmed to kron 4 that armstrong plans to file paperwork at oakland city hall at 10 o'clock this morning, armstrong says he plans to run primarily on a platform of public safety while also highlighting oakland's budget crisis and rising homeless encampment population. our strong started as police chief back in 2021, as we know, but he was fired in february of last year due to an investigation that accused him of mishandling to police misconduct cases. but an arbitrator later cleared him of any wrongdoing. so now he's suing the city for wrongful termination. 8 candidates, by the way, have already entered the race for that open city council seats. it's 803. and today, david de pap is going to be back in court in san francisco this time facing. >> the criminal charges filed by district attorney brooke jenkins. weve got kron four's will tran standing by the hall of justice. will. >> jenkins now it's her turn to go after david pap after federal prosecutors, they finish their case and actually

ended with a conviction. now in about an hour from now, they will have jury selection. this is the same case different charges. let me show you the video and they will use the same video, of course, as federal prosecutors did. this is back in october of 2022, when david de pap went to the pelosi's home in san francisco, looking for then speaker of the house, nancy pelosi. now pelosi was not home at the time, but instead her husband, paul pelosi was home. he woke up and saw david de pap. he called police officers. police officers arrived. it was at that moment at the door when state prosecutors say david de pap hit pelosi on the head with a hammer, knocking him unconscious and he woke up in a pool of blood. you have to use alleged at this point because he has not been convicted in state court so they will have to go through the trial despite already

being found guilty in federal court. so there's a slight nuance there. state prosecutors, their charges are attempted murder, assault as well as burglary in the federal case because nancy pelosi is a federal official. they filed federal charges against david depape, including attempted kidnapping of a federal official as well as an attacking an immediate member of a federal official. and for that he was convicted and he was sentenced to 50 years in prison state prosecutors. they will have to prove their case as well. this will begin in one hour from now with jury selection. and then the trial should last and the cost skews me last several weeks. and they think it will wrap up sometime in mid june. thank you. will. >> time now is 6 and some scary moments for some elementary school students and teachers in san bruno because the sheriff's training exercise didn't go quite as

planned know, and upwards of 20 students got sick. we've got crawford's michael thomas live in portola. >> at toll elementary school actually with more on what exactly happened. michael? >> hey, good morning, everyone. a scary moment. fact, just spoke with a few students. you can see they're all going into class. now, one girl tells me she felt in her throat. she couldn't stop coughing. i spoke with some parents and you'll hear from them in the next hour essentially say, you know, their kids also got it in their eyes. so some in the throat, some in the eyes. but you know, what we're learning is that yesterday afternoon, upper tell elementary school in san bruno, 20 students and one teacher. so we're currently live right now. we are. did you have a comment? we're live right now. are you from the school? i am. did could you tell us what happened that >> no, it after school. it was during a drop of blood station. are you a channel 4? channel okay. so hi, i'm john days that's well interim principal portola. >> so yesterday at around

somewhere around we had pick up the afternoon. some students were complained that the road for a little scratchy their eyes starting to feel like they're burning a little bit. then we had some parents say that kind of walked around you know, surveyed as more and more came i think we should move over here. >> there you have it. as we're learning it was an after school event, but we'll hear more from him in the next hour for now. i will send it back to you guys live in the studio door. and, you i think we have a i think we have a minute. do you want to come you're ok, ok, perfect. >> our district personnel and they contact the fire department come out. identified what was going on. i mean, it up. remember, walk, make sure i didn't see a fire that went interior of our building. that was there was

nothing there. so they came there was by this most of the students had left? there's a few after-school programs. so those students. >> those who said they work of feeling that their eyes got a burning nurse throw was a little bit scratchy were checked out. a lot of personnel, us, a brutal. a fire department responded too good with responsibility is serious. i love the response. lot of care was given. >> all of our said that they have, you know, the scratchy throat or whatnot. they were checked out. >> and then we call we're calling all their parents released to the parents. getting reports maybe there was fire somewhere around the neighborhood. >> what we didn't know until later we were i was told by

one of leaders of the fire department that the jail, which is very close to here, it was doing a training a new zealand think it was pitch and i think tear gas or pepper spray and that. the room was contained the open the doors. of that smell or some of the came out and there was a strong breeze yesterday and this must have been right in the path of it because when i was i wasn't feeling it as much. but i do trust the kids because they're a lot more. the younger sensitive to those. that's why i want to make sure, you check this out. so we didn't know until later what it was. but my first can the care of the kids safe? and number 2, it was any issue with our building. that was not the case. so that's where we were it was we had a open

house last night. so they said this area was fine. we continue that five-thirty are open house and the sheriff ramirez from the sf sheriff's department. he came attended along with the captain. so when i talk to parents last night, you know, welcome into the open house. they also gave i brief update of what happened. and that's what we kind of you're all the details of it. so that's what i know they know they said that this was, you know, just airborne flying from the president. and not something that was content. the site will. thank you so much for chatting with us. i'm gonna send it back to them live in the studio for now. and you'll hear more. >> from him and some parents and the students who experience tear gas and pepper spray, the mixture going into their eyes and their throats. but i'm glad it could bring it to you all live as he walked up to us. and those are the details of back now we know is

great for a thing like, thank you so 8.11 is the time in the north bay. 9 organizations will soon receive a total of about a million dollars in grant money. >> from sonoma county to try and reduce wildfire risks. so the board of supervisors says this money is supposed to be used to finish projects across. >> the mike mountains and along the russian river corridor. they want work to be done to create buffers that will essentially prevent fires from spreading and also putting money towards grazing programs like goats that will help cut back on some of that vegetation as well. >> it's 8.11 and still ahead on the kron, morning news, alameda county district attorney pamela price is suing several home insurance companies. she says they're defrauding customers will take a closer look and house fires being investigated in san francisco because the man who lives here says that he's been lives here says that he's been the target of racist threats.

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>> a 14 right now and this little 6 cloudier than it did earlier this morning when i looked at this shot. yeah, just that marine layer my window it's the ingles. yeah, he's from your window. you are seeing lots of sun clear. and then this goes to show a little bit of that fog, that kind of scooting along the san mateo coastline, especially right but not a lot of it. so don't be too who was down a little exactly. know, definitely a sign to some of that cooler weather that we've got today. but you can see it. it's out there sitting over parts of san francisco near the coastline this morning. we are seeing that cool marine push back in play today. and that means today is going to be cooler than yesterday as we fully anticipated high pressure ridge still set in

place to the west of us. all storm tracks lately have been up to the north and the pacific northwest. but our next few rounds of a low pressures will dive in a little bit deeper. this will contribute to a cooler memorial day weekend as well as the potential of a sprinkle or 2, especially up in the sierra nevada come friday into saturday. so if you're heading up to the mountains for the weekend, cool weather up there, bring those extra layers and also anticipate that chance of a sprinkle especially come the weekend for the sierra, maybe a drop in the day. just a drop in temperatures. mostly today's daytime highs will be in the 60's 70's to low 80's. a cool down from yesterday, but not a very cool us just yet. we'll save that for the days ahead of 70 in burlingame today. woodside 72 san jose. you'll still be holding on to the low 80's. same for you in the inland, the east bay in spots like concord and walnut creek. we're low 80's can be expected. oakland in castro valley at 73 while napa, sonoma and santa rosa in the low 80's for you. looking

ahead, temperatures tomorrow starter trend of 70's inland by saturday, same inland areas only in the upper 60's memorial day on monday. looking pretty good, mostly sunny and 60's to 70's right now. all right, john, thank you for that will pretty busy, especially as we're approaching 8 o'clock hour. >> a 17 minute ride for everybody making their way into the city this morning. not city accidents on our bridges, but certainly we do have more congestion. 23 min around 80 to 1, for everybody traveling across towards the peninsula. one of the south bay nearing almost 70 minutes. 62 minutes. 85 to menlo park might be a good option. half on 2.88, even 82 to navigate around those delays are seen selanne turnout in milpitas about 15 minutes. 5, 80 82 oakland, both fairly busy international might be a good option for you. there. and if you're hopping on highway 4, antioch to concord, just short of 33 minutes darya. james, back to you. thanks a lot, okay. in the south bay man now in custody in san jose after police say he smashed the

windows of a baskin robbins, sending glass flying down to a father and his child. yeah. and this all happened last month. but officers recently made an arrest conference. jack moment has the 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 lait 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 levy 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 august 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 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 news. >> it's 8.19, and a san francisco dog. walker name terry williams is speaking out this morning about this fire that happened while he was at city hall talking to workers about threats, racist threats that have been made against him. he was talking to the mayor of reid's staff in her office in city hall when his home on grove street near the painted ladies caught fire and he's been talking about ways to address races, threats that have been happening over recent months he's hoping that this wasn't related but thinks it might be. 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. >> way is just tragic is now has to figure out where to live. in the meantime, supervisor dean preston represents the area last week issued a resolution condemning the hate crimes against terry williams and his family and the supervisor has urged the police to find out who's behind it. >> well, new telehealth line is launching in san francisco for unhoused people to start their recovery treatment. the pilot program will provide a real-time connection with a doctor to help prescribe medication and space will be provided to begin treatment for fentanyl and opioid addiction. the program was tested in march and the city found 55 people started treatment for opioid addiction 173 people have had tele-health visits and nearly a dozen people have entered residential treatment. well,

this november, voters in san francisco could get a chance to vote on legislation aimed at improving the shortages of nurses and 9-1-1, dispatchers supervisor testify who's running for mayor announced this new legislation yesterday and said it would change the city's charter. he says it would improve the retention and recruitment of nurses would also get 9-1-1, operators in 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. time now is a 21. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news, we're going to hear from san francisco's mayor and the candidates trying to take a job.

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east bay park. officials are warning the public about coyote ease. see pictures of him here. it's getting warmer and more and more people are visiting parks and other wilderness areas and there offering these safety tips in case you do come across a coyote, you want to avoid hiking alone. you know, better to be in a group keep children and pets nearby. keep your dogs on a leash. don't let them wander off because they might get spooked and bolt beware of your surroundings as you walk or jog or ride your bike and stay on the trails and never attempt to feed a coyote. never a good idea if you do encounter one, you want to walk away calmly and leave the area quickly as a coyote hang around kron. we've seen him 2 days in a row down the ice on and then johnson. yeah. >> cannabis cafes could soon be a reality in the bay area.

the state assembly just passed a bill to allow cannabis cafe's in california and this law would let amsterdam style cafes, sell food and non-alcoholic drinks and host live entertainment while allowing people to buy and use marijuana inside. the state senate has yet to approve this. and governor newsom has vetoed a previous version sayitg that it would violate state law on smoke-free workplaces. so there's a little hitch there to work out. just like your car tells un are not wearing a seat belt. things named keeps doing it. drivers could get an alert like that. if you're speeding, the new bill that's going in, the california legislature would require all new cars sold in this state by 2032. to have a beat. go off. if you go 10 miles over the speed limit, i don't know if it's going to be a continuous thing of the go away or if you can disable it. this bill just passed its

first but vote in the state senate. there may be a little trouble because it was a narrow vote making his way all the way the governor's desk. we'll see. this technology isn't new. in fact, it's already being used in europe and drivers there. they are able to switch off the function, kind of like i think you can switch off lane assist and stuff like that because buzz buzzing all that. i i've shut it off before. so we'll see what happens until 20 32. all right, 8.26 is the time you set, by the way, is going to lead the first long-term study on cancer among asian-americans. >> the national cancer institute awarded ucsf 12 million dollars to conduct the study. they're going to recruit asian americans throughout the u.s. and it will look at why asian american women who've never smoked or soups are susceptible to lung cancer and why asian americans have become the first ethnic group for whom 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 and ethnic group in the u.s. and comprise right now about 7% of the population. we're going to take a break in a 27. but up next on the kron, 4 morning news, therbay area known for its high rent. but that's changing slightly in one city. changing slightly in one city. we'll tell (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more.

>> 8.29, one of our big stories on the wednesday before memorial day we're already tracking the travel, something going to drive something to fly friday is probably going to be a big get a get out of town daijon. but for those staying in town, what's the weather looking like? yeah, you know, everyone's going to be on the roads probably really all going to be super busy days to be traveling today is

going to be a pleasant day to get back outside. maybe do some work ahead of time. if you've got some stuff going on. >> we're looking at a gorgeous day today. lots of sunshine all across the bay. you can see that visibility holding very strong for everywhere, except for a couple patches at the coast. winds from the coastline pushing inland this morning allowing us that cool down. but only the initial signs of a cool down will still be warm today. only down by a couple of degrees. temps in the 50's to 60's currently as we move into the afternoon, it will still be 70's to low 80's. i'll talk about some 60's this weekend. still ahead, rain. all right, john, thank you for that. really seen the peak of the morning commute. lot of our highways. pretty busy like a 63 minute ride along 101 of the south bay. >> 85 up to menlo park. same 2. 80 82 might be better options for you until things start to die down there. 18 minutes in the city right now. no accidents on our bridges are 72 bridge now from 26 to 21. so some bridges are making some progress. but a richmond center fell bridge that we got up to about 16, 17 minutes.

now. we're at 13 talking on the east bay for you 50 minute, right, eliot, to dana, to regions. back to you. thanks. a lot of 8.31. o'clock your local election headquarters and all 5 top candidates for san francisco mayor including the mayor. current mayor may got together last night for a town hall debate. they did cropper. sara stinson was there and walks us through some of the key issues they talked about. >> 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 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 going to see me playing the board of supervisors was the da or the police chief for the commission's. i am going to be

a leader that you can hold accountable. second up, current mayor london breed. >> i'm concerned that someone lose people like roger riddle 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 nicely 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. couple days later, she knows one of broadway's 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. he going 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 and we want to focus a little more on the debate over the giant pandas that mayor reid

has been trying to bring from china. >> to san francisco, she says she's moving forward with this plan even though there's a money question because currently she's asked the city departments to be allowed to raise 25 million dollars of private funds for this project. but we recently reported how a supervisor and candidate stuff. it is arguing that money should be spent elsewhere. mayor breed visited our kron 4 studios and she shares why she feels the 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 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. >> xenia, but again, argue that they're cute, for sure. last a board committee

rejected this funding proposal saying that amendments are needed. the mayor says she is determined to fight on. so we'll tell you what happens. >> well, uc davis, police need your help now finding a missing student. take a good look at this picture. this is diane men. apparently she left campus last friday, took amtrak to mission street in san francisco. and that was the last place she was seen. she was reported missing monday. anybody with information on her whereabouts is asked to call uc davis police. on the peninsula. san mateo county supervisors have agreed to provide nearly $400,000 to planned parenthood in the area. they say the money will be used 2 more effect efficiently, serve patients and increase capacity at planned parenthood miramonte locations. the clinic serves about 13,000 san mateo county residents. so far this year. >> ab >> delivery workers rallying outside the state supreme court in san francisco. this was the scene yesterday.

they're hoping the court rules. that prop 22 is unconstitutional. this is a proposition that was passed by voters in 2020 and it classifies these workers app based drivers like uber and lyft and doordash that they're independent contractors and not employees. supporters say this gives them more flexibility. but these workers say it means they don't get benefits. >> it was a person in california or any other state. if you work in that state, you got on the plane show you get workers comp, you get sick maybe gets maybe you some vacation. as a good workout in the park. 22, you get none of those rights. >> the state court has 90 days to rule on prop. 22. >> well, happening this summer, frontier will be offering nonstop daily flights to 5 destinations out of san jose mineta international airport. so starting on july 22nd, the service will kick

off with flights heading to denver and san diego and then on august, 13th flights will be added to las vegas, los angeles and phoenix frontier says these are offering their offering discounted fares that under $30 and for certain there are some blackout. so you need to act quickly if you want to snag those prices, the tickets need to be purchased before monday may 27th san jose mayor matt mahan says this will quote, drop more travelers to one of the world's most innovative cities. also in headlines today, alameda county district attorney pamela price is now suing several home insurance companies. they're being accused of defrauding their own customers. so price announced this lawsuit that she's filing on behalf of state homeowners farmers. insurance group is included in this suit. fact, she's accusing them of using software to charge homeowners premiums for policies that don't properly protect 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. >> well, a price also says they violated multiple state regulations and rules and laws designed to protect customers. >> it's 8.38 when it comes to rent prices. most bay area cities are on the rise, but oakland is apparently seeing them go the other way data from apartment list found that oakland's asking rents fell by 10% in the last 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 and the 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 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 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. >> the port is the time. and still ahead, ballers fans showed up. leaves first win and we're going to see how many celebrated at a watch party. and after the break, a super bowl champion is giving back to the bay area. we'll take a look at how. >> and today bringing plenty of sunshine a little bit on the cooler side. as far as temperatures go ahead of an even more noticeable cool down this weekend. get to that your

forecast and before you leave the house on 8.41, wednesday, you need to know how your morning commute is going to

>> a 43 right now and memorial day weekend is almost here. lot of people are going to be hitting the roads. aaa says 38 million people will be driving 100 miles or more for the long weekend. that is the most people since they started tracking these numbers back in 2000 and a lot of people say they are giving pause or maybe pitch again for those high gas prices.

>> we're thinking all splitting the gas so we all help for it. our polling is like butterfield. yeah, too. so. >> kids these days, it costs a lot more split. the bill, for us it was like give me 2 bucks and we're all good. it's $5 a gallon in california. that's what we're paying right now. and they really need to pitch in addition. you can see the airports will be full. 2 million people will be flying or taking a train for memorial day weekend. ok? >> well, speaking of the upcoming holiday weekend, let's get the forecast for those who got plans both away or hear. john, good morning. yeah. if you're saying here, local weather is going to be good for it. if you are traveling, travel weather is going to be good as well. shouldn't have any delays. this is your view from mount tam looking down at san francisco in the peninsula behind. you do see a little bit of fog up there around daly city, down towards half moon bay, but not a lot of it this morning. that's about the only spot of low-grade that we

are seeing that blanket out there across the peninsula elsewhere in the bay. it's plenty of sunshine this morning. the high pressure ridge, it's nothing new. i've been talking about a lot lately and it is staying in place. but a series of lows will dive down. she just to the east of us in the bay area. and this is going to offer us that cool down into the weekend and even the opportunity, especially for those of you heading up into the sierra for a few sprinkles in the sierra for the weekend. rainfall has up to this point. been isolated to that northwest up in oregon and washington but does bring at least a chance of a few light showers over the weekend for those upper elevations may be a drop of water, too, for the bay area towards friday night into saturday morning. overall, though, the biggest change we're going to notice is just how much cooler it is over the next few days. today really begins that cool down yesterday as we were talking about was easily the warmest day of the forecast. today's daytime highs mostly dropping into the 70's carlos at 72 mountain view at 76. still a

few low 80's in the south bay. this was a couple hanging out in the inland east bay, too. heyward and castro valley at 72 73 while sonoma over to antioch vacaville over to santa rosa. some of our spots in the low 80's. looking ahead. tomorrow starts a trend of 70's on average inland and by saturday, our coolest day of the forecast expect daytime highs only in the 60's with a few passing clouds rania. all right, john, thank you for that. pretty busy in the 8 o'clock hour. snapshot of your bay area highways. >> you can see covered in red from the north way all the way down to the south, 88, 81. 0, 1, pretty congested bay bridge and other bridges. no accidents on the a 50 minute ride into the city this morning. while 90 minutes across the san mateo bridge there, southbound 6.80, dublin to fremont surgey minutes and check on a highway for 26 minutes. antioch to concord darya. james, back to you. >> thank you very much. rain 8.47. is the time and a bay area of the bay area has produced some of the best athletes in the world. as we

know and more than not, you often find them coming back home when all is said and done proper sports director jason dumas with the story of 2 bay area brothers who made it big. >> short par 4, 300 yards with a right? >> a fun day on the golf course. >> all right. good by my in the league post what i mean coming to go of n sync. be interested in the sport, not realize the best way for guys to get together fellowship in large numbers be outside. >> no enjoy. the company have fun everyone likes to have fun doing something for the calls. super bowl champ in former all pro safety tj ward and his brother, hosted a celebrity golf tournament on tuesday in danville. it benefits their charity. >> ward boy project which benefits underserved kids here in the bay. there's a lot of kids out there who are just >> getting by or do we have

guys have any help? and we want to be like that beacon light to give them some guidance in, get them through their child and get on to college and stuff like that to, you know, the golf programs, getting them interested in sports and things that they wouldn't normally interested. and i have no knowledge about. >> financial literacy, health and wellness, what they're putting in their bodies know there's a lot of aspects of life you know, you have to maximize in getting his former college and nfl teammates to the bay area was a no-brainer for tj. the people who are, you know. >> really honest real and i we take that everywhere we go. and we very prideful. >> as as bay area natives and like you said, my teammates are 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 karen muscle for ways to donate or volunteer go toward boy project dot com. >> in danville and jason dumas kron, 4 sports.

>> cheers for the new team in the east bay. a watch party for the oakland ballers first game hosted by the oakland athletic club. you see here, all the team spirit yesterday, the ballers took the win over the glacier range riders in montana. >> they want it. 76. their next game is tonight at 06:00pm. second game against the range riders at sure national park. >> well, the a's were back at the coliseum last night looking to bounce back from losing streak recently kicked off a series of the rockies. let's see how what kron 4 sports reporter aaron wilson. >> well, a's came home on tuesday night after a long and losing road trip. they welcome colorado coliseum, hoping to get back to their winning ways. but can they? it was a beautiful night in oakland. the a's fans looking for bottom of the 5th, 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 one and 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 for peace. now we've got a game or hands wear. >> charo hits a laser shot out to write this winter. 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 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 to but 3 bad. just 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's also back to you guys at u.s.. >> all right. thank you, aaron. time now 8.51 coming up in the next hour. the kron 4 morning news. we've been feeling the pain at the pump recently how president biden no plans to lower gas prices no plans to lower gas prices this summer.

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>> it's a 54 and free money. the high cost of new cars is keeping a lot of people in their old vehicles are like, why am i gonna buy a new one? that's where i am. this is a

study. they just did s a p global mobility and they found people keep their cars and average of 12 and a half years. oh, yeah, a great. which is 3 months longer than people kept him last year. and that was the longest 18 before that before. now, the new vehicle selling price. >> this is why the average is $45,000 for a new car. it's ridiculous. right jd power associates says that's actually down to $1000 in december 2022. >> remember, you know, cars were more back the study. also found another reason that we keep our cause longer is because electric field calls are coming up down the road. and that's another thing i'm like. oh, i think on the way to this new model comes it will go electric. i'll save on gas, right? okay. >> well, we have some new details to on the high cost of homes here in california for the first time ever. the median sale price for single-family home surpassed $900,000 in april. that's the statewide average. and that's up 11.4% from last year. all

this is coming straight from the california association of realtors. home prices have climbed more than $100,000 in just the last 2 years. as san francisco store is celebrating a milestone opening its first ever k pop store in the bay area. it was 4 years ago this week that it happened this friday. saran hello is celebrating 4 years sunset district location, jessica routine and kevin tank began. their tank began their journey with pop ups back in 2020 and quickly outgrew their 3 locations. so they moved to a brick and mortar. the story now is partnering up with cake on which puts out k-pop conventions and concerts around the world. the event will feature bowman, local k-pop vendors show lot of fans are gonna have fun with that. i just had bobi it's a drink. you can chew. i love that. >> hey, tune tomorrow night. we've got our api special coming up where we've got all the stories we've done all month long. so we hope that you enjoy that special. it's

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>> right now, the kron 4 morning news, oakland, former top cop is running for city council at the same time he's suing the city and more breaking news. the city of oakland has reached a deal to sell its half of the coliseum. what we know about that deal and jury selection is scheduled today for david de pap the man 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 no. >> thanks for hanging out with us on wednesday. i'm darya and i'm james. we're going to start this hour with a check of the weather and traffic as folks are now that we're halfway through the week. start to think ahead to the holiday weekend. yeah. do real days in the news travels in the news. what's the weather going to be like job? definitely easy for traveling in a little easier to get outside. if you're not a huge fan of how hot it got yesterday. that's because we are in for a nice little cool down in the next several days. looking out there this morning, lots of sunshine from the east