>> now on the kron 4 morning news, a fight leads to a stabbing at a gilroy high school in the middle of the day. >> i just told myself think i wasn't going to leave that little girl in that car. >> in the right time at the right an antioch saves a little girl. seconds before a car blows up. and around the bay already see people heading for wherever they're going for the memorial day weekend. we are live at the airport. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 6. >> good morning and happy thursday to darya and a great night for james this morning. hey, get ready for all i see everybody's up and going by road or by air air public

let's take a look at what is in the air. looks pretty clear out their gorgeous movie. the moon was gorgeous this morning. look at the western horizon. you might be able to see it for a couple more minutes before it sets right over the horizon. there. but it has been a beautiful morning. you know, it's about to be a be a busy next few days is everyone's getting on the roads. >> looking outside at san jose skies are crystal clear out there to start. visibility is good all the way out to the coastline. winds at the coast as well as out of the delta. definitely noticeable. it is going to be a breezy cool and sunny one today. 40's to 50's for those current tem s print. would you are lone spot in the low 60's? well, concord at 54, oakland, berkeley and san mateo at 51 degrees. each as for sfo this morning. you can see it's getting busy out there. but skies are clear. so don't expect any delays. 70's 80's for your daytime highs. back to you. all right, john, thank you it. when you look at your morning commute as you're traveling into the city this morning. >> no major delays, 30 minute ride on the bay bridge them to

bridge around 14 rich's somerville bridge just short of 7 and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tulsa, 19 minutes. time now. 601 in the east bay. a father jumps into action and save a little girl from a burning car. and this was just before it actually went up in flames. this is on highway 4 antioch road for sarah. since it takes a look. >> and driving with his 10 year-old daughter in antioch says she noticed that a ruled over car on fire had people trapped inside instead of calling 9-1-1 they pulled over and he ended up rescuing a little girl. video shows the heroic moment when a man jumps into a car on fire and pulls out a 3 year-old girl. i just told myself say. >> i wasn't going to leave that little girl in that car. >> troy white says he was driving on highway 4 in antioch with his daughter delilah tuesday afternoon when they noticed a car rolled over and on fire with people stuck inside. just scared because i knew the car catches on fire.

a lot white says he ran up to the car and saw a woman climbing out. so he went to the other side of the car looked inside. and what i seen was. >> it was it nightmare. you know, it was a child she was trapped in her car seat with flames continuing to grow white, worked as quickly as he could to get the girl out. it's just such a brave little girl. she wasn't crying. she was scared. whatever member saying was help me help me help me. when i got around 30 seconds later, i feel like everybody that was there was going get away from the vehicle. >> you know, i just i had to turn long. >> minutes later, the car blew up in flames. chp says the mom suffered minor injuries and went in the ambulance with her daughter who had cuts from broken glass are just glad that family a video of the rescue is now circulating online. many are calling white a hero to which he attributes to his faith. >> that great a lot lately. and again for ways to have

service you know, getting older. and i believe that he has a record. today was a last minute change of scheduling for me to even be that chp says drugs nor alcohol are involved in this told that the little girl and her mom are recovering and okay. >> i'm sara stinson reporting in the newsroom. kron 4 news. >> now know a 19 year-old man from newark wasn't driver killed in tuesday's fiery crash in fremont. the crash happened shortly after midnight right near the intersection of fremont boulevard and thorne avenue. all caught on surveillance video. police say the car hit a tree and caught fire thus an on-duty patrol officer spotted the crash rescued passenger also identified as a 19 year-old man from newark. we'll have an update on his condition. investigators say speeding appears to be a significant factor in that crash. and yet police are now investigating an armed robbery of 2 people who work with the contra costa county fair. so police say the employees were depositing cash from of the fair at a bank around 02:30am,

this antioch? that's police say robbed them of the money and personal belongings at gunpoint. so far no arrests have been made. police are not released. any description of the robbers. time now 604 and right to it. today, 3 men accused of killing a security guard for kron 4 in oakland in 2021. >> they'll be in court later this morning for a plea hearing. they face murder and attempted murder charges. attempted robbery charges for the killing of kevin nishita. he was shot while protecting a kron for news crew in the middle of the day on a story and oakland we're going follow this hearing set to start at 09:00am. a teenager is injured and another in custody after a fight and a high school and id with a stabbing. this happened around noon christopher high school in gilroy. the teenagers got into a fight in the locker room and then one of them pulled out a knife and stabbed the other. the students wanted to lock down while a resource officer

intervened. and then the police got there. a parent in the area says this is really scary. >> doubt be a lot of heading before bed, i think you know, conversations we'll help them feel more comfortable about feeling safe about going to school. >> the injured student was taken to the hospital and the teenager who had the knife was booked into the santa clara county juvenile hall. >> university of california workers rallied across the state yesterday, including in san francisco. many of them are custodial workers asking for accessible housing and better wages. >> pay is too we food it up and shown up since the pandemic. we have been nonstop to do in and would not been about it at cannot afford to

living in in the communities where they and many of these members are commuting 3, 4, hours every day just to get to their jobs, leaving in their priced out of the housing market. >> according to a spokesperson from the university of california, negotiations started in january and the first tentative agreement was reached this week. spokesperson from the union representing the workers says we can expect more of these rallies soon. we'll set of the east bay because the city of walnut creek, they approved a conditional proposal for new chick-fil-a restaurant. it's causing controversy. this comes after a resident filed an appeal about the plan to put the new restaurant in the citrus marketplace shopping center. this is right on the corner of a world citrus avenue. well, the city says a resident cited various concerns, including one about potential traffic problems. the city also says they get complaints about another chick-fil-a. that's right. along north main street in cary boulevard because the drive-thru line often backs up into the street from the

parking lot. city says a new location will have drive-thru service only dine-in and takeout city council says they denied the appeal but noted some concerns from residents. the requirements to monitor and approved traffic congestion. issues should they occur? it's 607, and bad news for walmart workers. they're laying off about 560 employees from their offices in san bruno and sunnyvale. and they're asking other workers to relocate in the bay area into arkansas or new jersey. a spokesperson for walmart says that these layoffs are because of changes. 2 of the reduction of several 100 campus roles. take a look at these self checkout lines closed at the target store in every bill and the size now direct shoppers to the other cashiers. we're not sure exactly what prompted the closure, but it's been an

inconvenrence for shoppers in a hurry. >> it's harder for me with 2 toddlers under 5. >> i mean, it's it's just like anyone who has kids knows a lie. >> i still have to get in the car. you know, things like that. so like self-checkout one less, you know, part obstacle to go through easier for me as a mom. >> and that target joins other retailers in the bay area. mainly safeway. they have got rid of the self checkout lines altogether. safeway says that that decision was to ted turner, d turner retail theft. time now 608. happening now, the long memorial day weekend travel is underway. let the races begin. bay area airports are going to be full for this weekend as are the roads. but let's head out there right they'll will trend. he's at the san jose mineta airport with a story of travel the morning. well.

>> well, today is monday at a san jose's turn tomorrow as sfo as far as busy travel days as far is concerned from now until next friday. they expect about 375,000 people to travel through the airport. you can see a handful of cars. we saw the russia at 5.30. this might be a little lull, but don't worry. it will pick up throughout the day. they expect about the next 8 days or so. 375,000 people will come through this location. let me show you video of inside my goodness. it was off to a fast start as so many people are taking advantage of that extra day. and if they play their cards, a little sick, they might even have an extra day. how about for full chase memorial day weekend. as far as across the country, according to travel experts, they say to morrow 3 million people alone will travel through america's airports.

this will be the busiest memorial day weekend travel in 20 years. despite gas prices up. but other things are down, including airfare, got a chance to talk to a traveler it book well in advance. but he said cost him too much. i'm definitely a bargain shopper. yes, absolutely. absolutely. yeah. did you book well in advance? i guess that always a surprisingly not. >> just like 3 weeks ago. >> okay. so let's talk about according travel experts they say that airfare is down 6% from last year. hotels are down 0.4% and rental cars. of course, when you land you got to get a car that is down 10% from the same time last year. you add all of those things. people are traveling and yes, other travelers, they say, you know what, i've done this before. worry about the bill

after we get back. >> we know how that goes. right. thank you. well, i've got a lot to get to this morning. still ahead of the kron, morning news, a san francisco restaurant owner now suing the city for millions of dollars will be right back dollars will be right back after the break. network is no network for business.

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here for things need to know a woman. a trans woman has died. she was stabbed to death. >> last week on polk street, friends and family identified the victim as michelle henry. they say that it was a fight started and then police have

made an arrest in the case. we'll keep you posted. oakland could change the city's 10 year-old policy on police chases. currently the police are allowed to chase people suspected violent crimes or in cases that involved gun. we opened police commission has until september to recommend any changes to the policy. the chp says its maximum enforcement period. so you should know tomorrow morning, starting at 06:00am they're going to be out on the roads in full force through midnight. so tuesday morning. so all monday, all the long weekend to keep the roads safe. steph curry is names to his. all nba all-star team. it's the 10th all nba selection, the franchise record for him 10 times total. well, there's new study at uc davis and find that wildfire smoke covered as much as 70% of california. >> during a major wildfire years. so over the past 18

years ago, maximum smoke hovering across the state is increased by 116,000 square miles since 2006 sunday measure. lake responses to wildfire smoke and 2018 to 2020 2021, 3 largest fire seasons on record in our state. it found the lakes were exposed on average to 33 days of high density smoke between july and october with august and september, having the highest number of smoky days. >> remember, we have those days where hard for us re. yeah, i was out in a covering wildfires and >> still fill a little it is day? yeah. let's check in see how the atmosphere is these past 2 winter seasons so much that reason up and all that moisture we've gotten so. >> we're really hoping for the best as we do, work our way into the drier summer season. we had a nice flour moon, your full moon of may over the western horizon. you may have noticed it earlier. it has now set over the west as the sun

has risen for us and making for this nice bright morning. skies out. there are crystal clear across the bay area. beautiful thursday ahead of us in a bit of a switch up as we move into your memorial day weekend, we're going to be increasingly mild and cool over the next few days as a low pressure area skirts right past the region. today is sunday tomorrow, mostly sunny and cooler. come saturday, a partly cloudy one. a few misty drizzly spots near the coast and even a chance of a sprinkle or 2 up in the sierra nevada comes saturday. you are heading up to lake tahoe, yosemite national parks. do watch for a very few light showers up that direction. the bay area mostly sits it out. but that low passing just next to us. so we are going to be seeing at least the cooldown and it's already become more and more noticeable. we were in the upper 80's just a couple of days ago yesterday took a step back from the heat today. a couple of degrees cooler yet just making today a pretty comfortable one. most of us are going to be in the

70's for your afternoon. highs. definitely a nice way to spend the afternoon for most areas as you can see, a couple of low 80's do linger in a few spots such as conquered antioch and vacaville. 79 up in santa rosa. looking ahead tomorrow, temperatures will be in the low 70's of the warmest and by saturday, only 60's rebounding a bit come memorial day rania. all right, john, thank you for role in here. no accidents on a bridge is a 13 minute ride on the bay bridge. mateo bridge around 14, 80 to 101. the richmond, sandra fell bridge looking at a nine-minute drive and the golden gate bridge. 37 of the tolls, 19 minutes. >> time now, 6.17, and a woman is in the hospital with life-threatening injuries after being struck by a man who was riding a bicycle right outside of the san francisco city lights bookstore. this happened about 3 in the afternoon yesterday. and a witness tells kron 4 that the cyclists that struck the elderly woman ended up just

continuing on writing. >> she fell down and he's yelling at her. started yelling at her white to move. you know, just in a panic state and out, walked up to the lady just to comfort her because she started she was. you know, what i had, yelled to somebody to call 9-1-1. got on his bike and left. >> police arrested the cyclists a few blocks away. and it's interesting to hear that man who saw her thing saying it's a bicycle, said wise move because, you know, it's like that dance you go this way. i go that way. roy, and if you're elderly and the following can be very time 6.19, on the peninsula, a massive fire. this is metal scrapyard sent huge plumes of smoke into several cities on wednesday. kron four's dan thorn takes a look at what happened.

>> a massive fire at a scrap yard in redwood city sending thick, dark smoke into the air. fire crews rushing to sims metal near bear island wednesday afternoon as large grapple closs pick through the burning rubble. workers at nearby businesses describe what they heard before. a large plume of smoke blanketed the area. town in a couple. >> like right now like metal. >> manuel michelle works at a neighboring water, recycling company and says he's seen small fires that sims metal before, but not like this. the smoke was about 100 100 feet up. >> 7200 feet up in the air flames as high as 30 feet. the smoke drifted down wind into santa clara county, setting off an advisory from officials for sensitive groups to stay indoors. >> the bay area air quality management district says they're also investigating the fire. >> this is not the first time sims metal has had a run-in

with the district. the redwood city facility was issued violations in 2012 2013 and in 2018, a large fire at the richmond facility forced to shelter in place. are samples collected at the time by the air quality management district found high levels of particulates and the cancer causing chemical benzene. michelle says he's gotten used to hearing the booms from the scrap yard, but he's not used to seeing big flames. your booms, like i said all the time tomatoes sometimes, but tiat the nothing major probably been the biggest fire. yeah. >> a spokesperson for sims metal tells kron 4. they apologized for any disruptions. this fire may have caused. there were no reports of any injuries and the cause of the fire is still under investigation in redwood city. dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> well, happening today, a bill that aims to i generated child abuse images is set for a key vote on the assembly floor. the bill would make it

illegal to create distributed, have lifelike illicit content involving kids. member mark berman and ventura county district attorney eric nasr wrinkle teamed up to introduce the measure. they say that as evolves us our laws in order to protect people from the malicious use of ai. if the bill is passed, it would head to the state senate. well, there's a new state bill and it would like to require sites to require a verification from california users. the bill would require sites too. asked for a verification software or even a credit car government issued id. the bill would require that the bill, any data collection that would keep the user anonymous and not store their data. the bill passed the state assembly and now moves to the state senate. it's 6.22. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a first of its kind study that looks at fentanyl culture in san francisco.

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>> it's 6.24 in the east bay. the f yeah. or the federal bureau of prisons is set to go on trial next year because of their claims that it allowed an environment where guards sexually abused inmates at the women's prison in dublin. the inmates have been transferred out now. some of them are suing the prisons bureau. now claiming that the bureau failed to root out abuse. the

case goes to trial june of next year. so far, 5 prison officials have pleaded guilty already to sexually abusing inmates and 2 others had already been convicted before that. happening now, the emeryville police department is looking for this woman. she is wanted for the stabbing of a person and a chick-fil-a on monday afternoon. she walked up behind the victim and slashed at his neck. the wounded break skin, but it is considered a minor injury. police believe that she may have had some kind of razor blade. if you see her contact emeryville, police time now 6.25 and the owner of 2 restaurants that closed in san francisco fisherman's wharf. >> is suing the city for millions of dollars. the owner ronald and tear t knows claims invest in more than 2 million dollars to renovate and maintain both restaurants. but they were actually unable to recoup their investments because of the city's covid restrictions and homelessness crisis. according to the

lawsuit filed in san francisco superior court, the owner of the restaurant says the city of san francisco should actually pay back 2 million dollars in addition to damages for lost revenue to harm their reputation. coming up next on the kron, morning news. what's next? take a listen after the city agreed to sell half of it. we'll talk about that coming up. norman, bad news... i never graduated from med school. what? -but the good news is... xfinity mobile just got even better! now, you can automatically connect to wifi speeds up to a gig on the go. plus, buy one unlimited line and get one free for a year. i gotta get this deal... i know... faster wifi and savings? ...i don't want to miss that. that's amazing doc. mobile savings are calling. visit xfinitymobile.com to learn more. doc?

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was gorgeous out. when i woke up this morning wasn't in the

dark and i usually can tell if the city is shrouded. look at the end last year at the airport. if catch light just in time for the holiday. john, good morning. looking gorgeous out there. skies clear all the way to the coastline. >> and we're looking at even less fog than we did yesterday, which was already not a lot of it. >> your view outside at the golden gate bridge right now looking beautiful and cur ris. still clear as we get this morning started, you may also notice that full moon last night, which was a nice way to start the morning, too. so visibility is good. it is going to be a breezy day today. winds most noticeable in the north bay and out along the coastline and just generally a cooler forecast ahead of us right now. we're sitting in the 50's for most of the bay area. light jacket. kind of stuff is you're getting out there to start the day later on similar to yest rday. couple degrees down with low 70's to low 80's for most of our highs, right? all right, john, thank you for that was role in the year bay bridge right now about 14 minutes as you make your way into the city this morning, traveling 70 bridge just short of 16, 80 to 101. the

richmond, sandra bridge 13 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 19 minutes on this thursday morning. 6.30, right now and a story that we first brought you on the kron. 4 morning news. the city of oakland has entered into a deal to sell. >> it's half of the coliseum, but the city is now require a couple of things from the people. they want to sell it to get kron four's. dan kerman with that story. >> i have faith that in partnership with the african american sports entertainment group. but the potential that we always talk about here in oakland that potential specifically here in deep east oakland that it will finally be realized redeveloping the 112 acre site that now houses the oakland coliseum. >> has been discussed for decades now. a significant move forward as the city of oakland has agreed to sell ips half of the site. >> to the african american sports and entertainment group. >> there's a new beginning. a new chapter of new everything. new sports teams, new housing, new development, new green

space knew everything. so that's what this is all about. originally focus just on sports. >> cg is now focused on what's best for the community. and the mayor says that's what will make all the difference. >> it takes a partner that understand that there is a return on investment that doesn't necessarily show up on that balance sheet. that is just not all about the money, but it's about the community and making sure that they're thriving. when this is built, that it's built for the community so that they can realize their family trees. wednesday's news conference was held that castleman high school. >> where students have been working on designs for the coliseum site. well, nothing has been finalized. the mayor says several things will be required. >> the future of the coliseum complex as envisioned would include the development of thousands of much needed new affordable units and market rate housing increased curating outdoor green space commercial and retail spaces. of course, all of this done in community. this is just the

very beginning, folks. we have a lot more to be done. >> the oakland arena will also remain for entertainment. but the project will move forward with or without a professional sports team. but any significant movement forward, we'll rely on the oakland a's selling the other half of the coliseum to a a s e g i can say >> that we are unhealthy negotiations and they've continued and they are moving in a positive direction in our objective clearly is too be able to acquire that side as well. >> the sale price is 105 million dollars which comes at a good time as the city of oakland faces a significant budget shortfall. an ordinance authorizing the sale of oakland share of the coliseum will be introduced at the city council next week with final approval expected 3 weeks. >> if cg is able to buy the other half of the coliseum, it's possible we could see shovels in the ground as early

as 2 to 3 years from now. castleman high in oakland, dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> 6.33 and oakland could change the city's 10 year-old policy on police chases. the police commission has until september to recommend any changes for the council to approve this. after the council voted 5 to 0 to forward a request for a change to the commission. the current policy allows police to chase a person who suspected of a violent crime or in cases that involve a gun. in the south bay. 3 family members are going to stand trial for the death of a 3 year-old girl in san jose. prosecutors say the mother, uncle and grandfather performed an exorcism on the girl at a church in september of 2021, the 3 say they were trying to cast out a demon from the girl. she ended up dying in the church. her body

had several injuries when firefighters found her and a coroner said that she died of a 60 asian and smothering. the 3 are going to be at the hall of justice august 14th and a date will be set for their trial. time now. 6.34 and police in san francisco are now investigating the death of a trans woman who was killed in the tenderloin. but worst any justice talk with a translator who knew the victim? i think her life was just beginning. and so for her to be murdered at the age of 25. >> is just so heartbreaking and so many ways. >> wednesday, the trans community mourning a good friend with a kind heart who was killed. san francisco police say there was a physical altercation between 2 people around 2 in the afternoon on may. 15th at a residence near jones street just north of geary officers finding a woman with stab wounds. she did not survive. family friends and colleagues identified that person as 25

year-old michelle henry, big loss for the community says honey mahogany director of the office of transgender initiatives, san francisco. so this personal for the community. you know, i'm this is one of our own and >> again, you know, there was such a huge children in the pack. some other bar with people and to do it was out the door and so many people were touched by her personally and shared their stories of who she was as a person, someone who loved fashion, someone you know, it's kind of shy, quiet, but really knew how to lift spirits. somebody who had an infectious laugh specifically because she was so connected. and so all of, you know, i i'm really saddened by the fact that, you know, we don't get to kind of one or 2002 and the impacts that you could potentially have had our community. and on the city of san francisco. >> henry was a trans woman who was growing into her true self. a vigil was held for her tuesday night at mother a spot

she used to frequent according to the medical examiner's office. michelle's cause of death is a fix yet due to neck compression is with significant. want to pull sharp force injuries. so we're seeing an increase violence. racine, increase in depression and suicidality. and, you know, us to be touched by violence. and that here in francisco ireally shocking. the san francisco police department arresting 33 year-old ramani. you ha she for the unlawful killing of a human being with malice aforethought. now, police say although an arrest has been made, this remains an open and active investigation. >> anyone with information is asked to call sfpd is tip line reporting in the newsroom. tiffany justice kron. 4 news. >> well, kron four's now putting the focus on fentanyl. the university of california university of san francisco launching a first of its kind study into the fentanyl crisis right here in san francisco. and the key takeaway they found people are injecting

fenton all their smoking. it now, despite a yearlong crackdown on street drug dealers and users, the death toll hasn't significantly dropped. here's what we learned january to april of this year. 258 people died from an accidental overdose in the city compared to 275 people from the same time period last year. the researchers say more people are smoking because of the difficulty injecting it and a fear of overdosing. and it's also become a social scene. they observe some people sharing equipment, drugs and information. they found that fentanyl was extremely cheap as low as 10 bucks a graham. the study is the first to explore fentanyl and rising as a key contributing factor to overdose. it's 6.37, a state measure hopes to solve a crippling staffing shortage within the vallejo police department to department. >> is authorized at 132 officers. right now, though, the whole department has 31 cops. democratic state senator bill dodd of napa introduced a measure to allow qualified

retired solano county sheriff's deputies to work up to full time as patrol officers for the next 3 years. this senate bill would allow retired officers skirt the current state law and exceed the 960 our annual cap on the work hours allowed for retired officers. the bill has passed. the state senate. now it heads to the assembly. >> kron local election headquarters and former oakland police chief leronne armstrong is running for city council. now and at the same time suing oakland for wrongful termination. he is vying for rebecca kaplan seat and he filed the initial paperwork with the city clerk's office. there is yesterday morning getting that done. armstrong faces 8 other candidates running for kaplan's seat. he says that his experience as police chief qualifies him for the job. >> the fact that i live in oakland have chose to raise my family. oakland children to

volunteer activity into activities in the city of oakland shows that i am completely connected to this city. and i want to be a part of this city change moving forward. >> mayor sheng thao fired armstrong last year over his handling of a pair of misconduct cases. armstrong was later cleared of any wrongdoing and has since filed a lawsuit against the city for wrongful termination. as a memorial day gets closer. we've been talking about chp says its maximum, the for some period goes into effect tomorrow. so they say you can expect to see more police on the road starting 6 tomorrow night through midnight next tuesday. chp says more than 46 people died during last year's holiday weekend. they arrested more than 1100 people for duis. she says that averages out to one arrest every 4 minutes. hey, you're in the road. you need to know what you are expected to pay at the pump. most expensive gas in the north bay. you can expect to pay about for under 5 bucks $0.50 a gallon for regular

down the peninsula just under 5.40, in the east bay expect to pay about 5.28. she's got a fine is in the santa clara county 5.23, the state average is 5.15. it's 6.40. and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. >> how can you make some extra cash for going green in contra costa county? tell you. and after the break, the giants looking for redemption against the pirates after that heartbreaking loss on tuesday. how they do. we'll take a peek. >> and we're looking could be spa whether this weekend, but also good weather for just venturing outside and enjoying the holiday weekend. saturday is going to be very coolest day of it with highs only in the 60's that applies to your inland areas, too. by sunday. temperatures starting to climb again and by memorial day on monday, some upper 70's to low 80's making their return. i've 80's making their return. i've got more

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have 4 things you know, today, 2 people who work with the contra costa county fair where rob antioch police say the employees were depositing cash in the fear. the bank on summer. so role monday morning when the suspect robbed them of their money and their personal belongings at gunpoint. well, we now know a 19 year-old man was the driver killed and tuesday's fiery crash in fremont. the passenger rescue was also 19 year-old from new york as well. we don't have any information on his condition. and a woman is in the hospital with life-threatening injuries after she was hit by a man riding a bicycle. this happened right outside of san francisco city lights. bookstore around 3 o'clock

yesterday afternoon. police caught up with the cyclists and a few blocks away. that man was arrested. you don't have any identification for him. walmart says they're laying off more than 560 workers from its offices in san bruno and sunnyvale companies also asking other employees to relocate in the bay area, arkansas or new jersey. east bay residents are getting financial incentives for buying e-bikes contra costa county. >> is providing $150 to $300 with this cash in rebate program on any e-bike that you purchase in the last 6 month. and you have to produce proof of purchase. of course. but the only other requirement is that you have to be a contra costa county resident over the age of 18. no matter your income, the base pay for the rebate is honored 50 bucks according to his program, organizers they say the total incomes of less than 400% of the for current poverty guidelines are eligible for the maximum, which is $300,

although a long way. those e-bikes are pretty expensive, especially as the weather. now, a lot of people outside ride it up over the holiday weekend. timeline bikes. what you go, you buy can't difficult. they are for sure. well, hey, we got out there this view from mount tam. you can see. >> just the faintest, may be a little fog out there on the san mateo coastline. that's all we got, though. it is very clear this morning and we are going to be seeing clear skies throughout the course of the day today. >> now the weekend does get a little cloudier. we've got a low pressure area skirting right past us to the north and east. now that is going to result in that big cool down. we've got and even a slim chance of a sprinkle or 2 up in the sierra nevada comes saturday tomorrow we'll start to see a few clouds still a mostly sunny day saturday is going to be partly cloudy. maybe a sprinkle on some bay area mountaintops looking a lot more likely up in the sierra, though, even when you do see those light showers in

the sierra comes saturday, that's the way it's going to be very short-lived. nothing to interrupt those plans over. if you do have plans up in the sierra this weekend enjoy it's going to be a beautiful weekend. nothing too warm out there. temperatures in the 60's for san francisco 50's and 60's at the coast. a lot of 70's to then low 80's elsewhere. the day today is just a little bit cooler than yesterday. not a huge difference, but we are taking another step back. san jose at 77 pleasanton. 74 heyward up through san leandro in oakland in the low 70's while conquered antioch, vacaville, all in the low 80's santa rosa through valley in the 70's. looking ahead to tomorrow's temperatures. very much so cooler. that's the difference you're going to notice. and by saturday, only 60's for inland spots. after that temps will rise a little bit, especially into monday for memorial day itself. where will be as warm as the low 80's rain. all right, john, thank you for that. let's get rolling here. if you are traveling making your way into the city right now.

>> about 16 minutes mace to that fremont street exit or san matteo bridge just short of 17 things start to pick up there just a bit. richmond center fell bridge 12 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 of the tolls 20 minute ride. >> time now, 6.47, and lobbying california lawmakers and other officials have cost special interest groups more than 114 million dollars in the 4 quarter. so they're spending more than a million dollars a day to lobby for what they want. those who spent the most lobbying in contra costa county, spent 65% of the total they spent last year in just the 1st quarter of 2024. and this was on 7 bills, including lobbying about one of them that hosted public meetings online. another about in-home support, health care service certifications. >> the groups that spent the most on lobbying, chevron, the california chamber of commerce and pg n a

>> time now 6.48 in the east bay, another proposed tax on chevron's richmond refinery. he's moving a lot closer to our november ballot city council members unanimously voted in favor of that tax. now the city attorney will now work to prepare a measure for the november ballot, leaving the issue for voters to decide. councilmember cloudy and then as citing the harm caused by all refining. >> he has repaid because to pay that fetch. i of here and had to choose eye. up enough money to pay the keys. to be and resources to pay for a teeming that what it and it's still wet. >> according to state data, asthma rates for richmond, residents are higher than 90% of other californians. dozens of people spoke in favor of the measure during public comment citing a number of

recent flaring incidents. >> my vision for richmond. >> is to have these polluters pay the city. that's so we can continue to build up our communities to give everyone a better quality of air and life. i want to be able to go to work to go to the richmond farmers market to walk the richmond marina without having to fear toxic air. >> chevron is richmond's largest employer and taxpayer 9 over 21 billion dollars office last year and pay nearly 46 million dollars in taxes. reach out to chevron for comment on that proposed tax. and we haven't heard back. 6.49, let's talk sports and baseball. the giants on the road in pittsburgh taking on the pirates. yeah. and they were looking to bounce back from a loss and that game 2 of the series over sports director jason dumas says all those highlights. >> the giants swept the rockies and we all got super excited. that is how starved this for an base is for

something to cheer for. in reality, the rockies just aren't very good. well, on tuesday night, the giants reminded us that they still have a ways to go when they blew a four-run 9th inning lead. they tried to make up for it on wednesday afternoon in pittsburgh and blake snell return from that left a doctor's strain he hadn't pitched since april 19th but it was not the return to fans were hoping for. 4th bases loaded snow ends up hitting andrew mccutchen in that back looking at that replay. i'm really not so sure you hit him anyway. he pitched 87 pitches, walk 4 batters in 3 plus innings. very next batter. bryan reynolds, take sean jelly. no doubt about it. the pirates go up. 5, 1, of the grand slam top of the 9th giants down to their last out. lamonte wade junior when he comes alive in the night time earned that nickname folks.

>> luis matos comes on in and scores. we are all knotted up at 5. a piece that was sent into extras. top of the 10th. >> oh, yeah. and as a base patrick bailey grounded in the right time. stratus scored the go ahead, run in the giants, take their first lead of the night when how about some insurance? we all need it. chimes up by 3 runners at the corners. luis mattos, the reigning nl player of the week he backs in jorge soler, air four-run 4th inning. giants win 9 to 5. the rubber is going on today. all right. that is your look at sports. all right. well, we'll use star steph curry named to the all nba 13. >> it's the 10th time he's been selected, which is a franchise record. coach kerr says the honor just a testament to steps work ethic, his skills, talent, it steps desire to be better. every single game. we love curry.

>> i will be right back after the break. now going.

>> 6.54 right now and for your health as you might fire up the grill for a memorial day barbecue health experts have some reminders on how to not get sick from all that food that tastes so good. critical to keep raw meat away from other foods. don't put them near the fruits and veggies. make sure you don't just leave on the counter. that kind of

thing because you can transfer harmful bacteria between foods. if you do that. so what they recommend is for one a separate cutting board for each item. and when you grill, they say try to prevent the juices from the meat from dripping on any other foods and wash your hands frequently. also don't let cooked food set out to long. and and they say too long is more than an hour on a hot day. all right. coming up on the kron morning news memorial day travel is underway right now across the bay. >> we'll have a live report on what travelers can actually expect. plus, you see workers rallied across the state here. what they're asking for, what they plan to next. and a man jumps into action to save a child's life during a car fire in the east bay will have all that and more coming up. now

on the kron. 4 morning news. a fight leads to a stabbing at a gilroy high school in the middle of the school day. >> i just told myself think i wasn't going to leave that little girl in that car. >> and he did. a dad jumps into action in antioch and save a little girl from this car that exploded into flames. and a lot of people across the bay area already headed

somewhere else for the long memorial day weekend. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. we're right >> on anywhere for your thursday morning. i'm daria and i'm rated for james and tomorrow as well will be here to the holiday. no breaks yeah. i'm talking about what's all important for you, which is what traffic is disease. well at the airport and then the weather is important ensure is what you get to do for your memorial day weekend. a lot of that depends on the weather. and hey, it's going to be a lot cooler out there. so if you're not a fan of the heat and you kind of stay indoors when it gets hotter. well, hey, you are going to want to get outside because we've got some 70's and even 60's for your daytime highs. >> you're look outside at the golden gate bridge. a lot of us are going to be feeling like you expected the coastline, but we're going to be further inland. well, below average temperatures. skies are crystal clear this morning. a bit of a brisk