>> from the bay area's local news station. we begin now with breaking news. >> and that breaking news tonight is in san francisco

where police have just confirmed to us there on the scene of a police shooting in the bay view. appreciate joining us tonight on kron. 4 news at 5. i'm grant lotus and i'm noelle bellow. police say no one is injured. we do have video of the scene from the citizen app. multiple officers responding. >> 2 jennings street and carroll avenue this evening. you can see the road there is blocked off with police tape. we've reached out to the police to find out what led up to the shooting and any other details they could share. we will update you as soon as we hear back from police. >> also breaking at this hour, firefighters right now are on scene of 2 separate brush fires that are burning in antioch. you can see the smoke here from this pg e camera. it's been sped up, but you can tell the wind is a factor here. one fire is off slayton ranch road. another is near marina plaza, which is currently about a half acre in size. the other one a bigger

still burning at this hour or so. it's unclear if there is any containment on the fire. it's also unclear if there could be any connection between the 2 fires. but we'll certainly continue to keep you updated on air and online as we learn more. it's been a warm day in the bay, not especially hot, know well, but you can see what the winds are doing there. yeah, definitely. we've been dealing with these when since yesterday as well. when there is that large fired on the peninsula. >> we saw how that wind was really taking a lot of that smoke towards different cities. and it looks like in this video, a similar situation here. as you mentioned, it's been warm, i know we're headed for a cooldown, but what's going on weather-wise? well, this is that time of the day where we get those strong sea breeze is starting to kick in. so if you do get fires and boy and some of those grassy areas, that's where these fires can really begin to run through. so. >> out there right now, we are looking at those winds picking up. you can see in the antioch area right now we're seeing some of those winds blowing to

25 miles an hour that delta breeze working its way right on through. and so that's a concern because that can get those and blowing through these a grassy field and push that fire along fairly quickly. so watching very closely as will see those winds continuing to ramp up here probably through the next couple of hours before the sun set and then begin to die down after that. hopefully they can get a handle on that fire before burns to 4. but in the meantime, though, we are looking at what looks like a really nice day outside. overall we've got sunshine are all around the bay area. little hazy out there over the bay. temperatures have been nice, but a little bit cooler today running in the 70's couple, low 80's. well inland 60's and 70's around the bay and 50's along the coastline. we've got a major change in the weather pattern come in for tomorrow and the beginning of the holiday weekend. we'll have more on that coming up in a few minutes. >> lawrence, thank you. it is the unofficial start of summer now as millions of americans are hopping in their cars or headed to the airport for a quick getaway, taking a live

look at sfo where the airports expecting 755,000 travelers from now until monday. officials say it's an 8% increase from last year. oakland international is expecting 130,000 passengers down in san jose mineta airport. they're expecting a 375,000 travelers this memorial day weekend contributing to this year's travel is low-cost airfare is actually down 6%. hotel prices are down 2.4% and rental cars are down 10% compared to prices from last year. meantime, aaa is expecting 38.4 million people to travel by car this weekend. this is live look at 6.80, in walnut creek here in the bay area. they say best times to drive will be early in the morning or after 07:00pm. worst times being around 11:00am on friday when traffic could be about 50% heavier than normal. they also say one 80 between or

excuse me. i-80 between san francisco and napa. we'll see the heaviest traffic. >> new at 5 rescue here in the north bay man fell about 20 feet down while rock climbing. marin county fire posted this video of the chopper rescue that happened a little after 1 o'clock this afternoon. just south of stinson beach. firefighters say the man who was rescued had moderate injuries. like many major cities rebounding after covid. oakland is facing a significant budget deficit for the coming fiscal year and the one next year the mayor will lay out her budget proposal formally tomorrow. but at a news conference today, she said dealing with the shortfall. well, not lead to cuts in city jobs or in public safety jobs. kron four's dan kerman reports. >> i will protect city services. my budget will not

reduce public safety. my budget will not close fire houses or libraries or recreation center or animal services. i will not cut cops. >> at a news conference thursday, oakland mayor sheng thao made it clear closing 117 million dollar budget deficit. this fiscal year. and 175 million dollar deficit for the next fiscal year. well, not be done on the backs of city workers. i will not lay off or city workers, most of whom are open residents. there's obvious a lot of amber frey, because, you know, >> a lot of our members, whether the same thing during the great recession where they had layoff notices and everything else. julian, where as with i of pte local 21, a city employees union representing 1000 administrative and clerical workers. >> as well as professional engineers. he says no layoffs is not only good for city employees, but city residents to be able to, you know, put it together in a way that we

are consent a fisa, anything better residence should be receiving in the form the services. i think it's just a tremendous victory. oakland's proposed sale of its half of the oakland coliseum property will generate 105 million dollars. but that won't be enough to close the deficit. that's why the mayor is also proposing a hiring freeze of nearly 100 positions that are not currently filled. none of these are public safety positions. she also proposes streamlining city services such as centralizing the payroll system and generating revenue by making oakland more attractive to filmmakers. we know that, for instance, blind spotting that is the storyline of lines bodies based here oakland. >> parts of it was filmed here. however, if 100% of that film was filmed here and what we have an infrastructure for the film initiative and that meant that means that about 85 million dollars would have been pushed back as revenues into our economy. here. so that's just an example of this is why we're investing in our

film initiative. the mayor's formal budget proposal will be unveiled on friday and then go to the oakland city council. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> san francisco's famous alcatraz tour could be in jeopardy this summer. the union for ferry workers who operate the only service to and from alcatraz island has voted to authorize a strike. kron four's gayle ong joins us live in san francisco with more details on this scale. >> yeah, i know. well, a big destination for tourists is always on the bucket list. if you're visiting san francisco and a lot of classroom trips as well for field trips. well at that union and company for the very a company that is aided me. they were in negotiations all day. no movement. so far. the goal is to get a contract, but that that did not happen. meantime, i spoke to tourists visiting alcatraz island about the possibility of a strike. >> first time out here in the bay area here with some great

friends of mine, ryan, a big leone from new york and joined others on board the alcatraz ferry thursday afternoon. what look like business as usual could look different soon. on tuesday, the union for the alcatraz, very workers announced a vote to authorize a strike. >> the union says the ferry company has refused to make itself available for regular negotiations and failed to foster good relations with their employees. i hope they don't go on strike while we're over there. i did to get but all jokes aside for tim prouty who is also visiting from the east coast. so, yes, i'd be upset, but i guess that's why you check out. check it out ahead of time before you go. but i didn't if i was traveling from some place specifically to come here than it be more of an issue. but >> you its way life is a new step to deal with the 2 sides have been at the bargaining table for 2 years. big leona supports the ferry workers, a moist and you know, with what the people i need to do to get to where they want to be in

terms of workers i i understand it would be a small sacrifice for a bigger cause. alcatraz island celebrated its 50th anniversary as a national park last year. >> the island's history of being home to a federal prison housing notorious criminals like al capone have become an attraction in san francisco. the strike authorization comes just days ahead of memorial day weekend and the start of the summer tourist season. i'm sure they feel strongly about what they're doing. you know, i hope it works out well for will a statement to kron 4 from alcatraz. city cruises reads in part, quote. >> we are disappointed the union with threat and our passengers, partners and the community with a potential disruption of those services. please take comfort that if there is a labor dispute, it will have no impact on our operations >> and the statement also went on to say that the company does hope to come up with a solution very soon. meantime,

representatives from the union, you'll hear from them coming up at kron. 4 news at 6 and more about what went down in the negotiations meeting today. and so far we have no set date on it for when that strike will happen. live in san francisco, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> thank you, gayle. the owner of 2 long-standing restaurant at fisherman's wharf is now suing san francisco alleging the city failed to do its job of maintaining the wharf in the suit. the owner of fisherman's grotto and tarentino is asking for financial reimbursement for improvements made to the 2 restaurants claiming nearly 2 million dollars was spent putting in floors, making kitchen upgrades and much more. the lawsuit says the port of san francisco has not brought the area to code to protect against erosion or earthquakes. they also blame homelessness and crime for preventing restaurants from being successful. the city

attorney's office released a statement in response to the suit saying, quote, over the last year herringbone the owner has attempted a number of maneuvers to get out of paying the 1.7 million dollars. it owes the city in back. rent. this appears to be yet another attempt. however, once we are served with the suit, we will review it and respond in court. >> was jumping up and down when i saw it coming down the road because cops came in first and then the go. we've got we've got it. and they >> well, castro valley woman relieved tonight after her stolen truck was recovered by police. the suspect has been arrested and police are offering some advice to make sure you don't fall victim kron four's. rob nesbitt caught up with the woman in the parking lot where her truck had been taken. >> there was so much garbage. ask stephanie go see toups about her blue toyota tacoma and she'll call the trucker prized possession. that's why

it was so upsetting when she could not find her keys after shopping at this petco in castro valley, she had triple and lock the vehicle in the parking lot but no keys inside. that's when she feared her keys had been stolen being dot all the information in my truck. >> just in case somebody came back and stole that. sure enough 9.30, that night. her and 2 accomplices came back and stole my truck. she called 9-1-1 to report that a truck had been stolen. detective kristen fegley and the alameda county sheriff's regional auto theft task force began investigating. >> searching for a blonde woman caught on surveillance video picking up to see toups keys from the ground. i think suspect just saw this crime of opportunity. she found these keys and just >> just driving around as if it was only able. detective fegley says the woman was identified, arrested and charged with felony vehicle theft. though the sheriff's office is not naming the suspect, the truck she allegedly stole was returned to its owner. >> you can understand when you're a victim like that. you

know, i like i said, i went through 2 whole nights and not sleeping. and just imagining all the bad things. police using the crime as a reminder to always be vigilant. detective bagley says keep your keys on you and vehicle locked because thieves often look for crimes of opportunity in castro valley. rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. what a relief. >> coming up if you're looking for a holiday weekend road trip, it's your last chance to hit the slopes where you can ski the slush in tahoe and near yosemite. >> plus, oakland airport has a new name now cow making changes as well. a look at the changes as well. a look at the network is no network for business.

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>> a bay area health care worker is giving back offering his skills to ukrainian refugees. he says seeing people in need of support has inspired him. kron four's lezla gooden has the story. >> the war between russia and ukrhine continues and non profit organizations like global care force are filling in the gaps with much-needed health care for the people of ukraine. among the volunteers is bay area zone. ryan anson who spent 2 weeks providing care. it was that moment actually the second anniversary of the war. >> was really clear. my mind things have not improved and there are still tremendous loss of life. i thought my car, it's a 10 minute ago. >> 2 years now and i'm not going to just keep the lane bryant who is in advanced practice nurse as a typical day for him included. >> hearing air raid sirens of winning land mines and serving in makeshift exam rooms and sauce and doing in carrick on

job that united states in san francisco and just helping people thrive or tension. >> diabetes, chronic pain and physical treatment was not the only line of care that is needed in these communities. the biggest that we saw was really being listen to people needed to process trauma and tell their stories. and that has direct repercussions on their health effects or pressure. the diabetes control even chronic pain is heavily influenced by won't experience the trauma during his trip. ryan says their medical team treated over 200 people sharing. he hopes his active service. >> lets the people of ukraine now they have not been forgotten for i just i think that model of primary care is wonderful. and if we can help support that the united states we need to, because it's it's our responsibility. >> in san francisco lezla gooden kron. 4 news. >> a man has pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder today in connection to the

death of 29 year-old sarah tillman. tillman was found dead in her home last may. investigators say they found text messages with her alleged drug dealer. 56 year-old philip teen, according to the lawsuit. 2 months before her death, tillman had warned the suspect he had nearly killed her with the drugs. he had sold her. then last may he salter drugs laced with fentanyl again and she died. court records show tell men worked for a silicon valley. a pharmaceutical company after graduating from harvard and earning her master's at usc, the suspect does remain in custody with no bail. he's set to return to court in september for a preliminary hearing. meantime, university of san francisco has published a first of its kind study about the fentanyl crisis in san francisco. and the key takeaway is people aren't injecting center. now they're smoking and they're smoking at. and despite a yearlong crackdown on street drug dealers and users, the deaths hill. >> has not significantly

dropped. here are some of the latest findings. so from january to april of this year, 258 people died from accidental overdoses in the city. same time period last year. the number is a bit higher. 275 people. the researchers say more and more people are smoking fentanyl because of the difficulty injecting it and the fear of overdosing. and they say has become a social scene to smoke it. they observed people sharing equipment, drugs and info. they found that fentanyl was extremely cheap as chief is 10 bucks a gram. the study is the first to explore smoking. fentanyl is a key contributor to overdosing. well, this memorial day weekend could be your last chance to hit the slopes. people working at palisades tahoe say the holiday, will be their final full weekend operating at least for the ski season. the resort is known for having tacos, longest

skiing, snowboarding season. and this weekend, they say they're expecting pretty big routes. >> we're able to use our technology, our hard work in order keep this not going. and we have the passion for it. so it's pretty reliable that houses tahoe continues to have the longest season in lake tahoe. >> there you go. palisades last day will be monday. memorial day, but the slopes scheduled to be open from 8 in the morning until 2 in the afternoon. and here with more on what to expect. if you are doing that or something else the sierra is lawrence karnow large should be a nice weekend update. should be a nice weekend. that's for sure. you could go out there. do a little water skiing during the middle of day or maybe the afternoon. maybe snow ski in the morning. i mean, you get a little too little bit of both out there as the weather is really going to cooperate for the most part, got to watch out for some showers and some thunderstorms in the afternoon just about each day. but i'll show you more on that in a moment right now. here's a live look at incline village, not as much wind up there today. so lakers looking pretty nice out there. fairly calm at this time, but we're

going to see some changes as we head in toward the weekend as it looks like we're going to get that the ridge of high pressure moving out of the way in which that ridge moves out. well, we're going to see a more this unsettled air kind of moving in right now. we are picking up a couple snow showers over the tops of the mountains. some rain showers down below. so kind of active out there right now. and the potential for a pass up possible thunderstorm as well as the system's kind of rotate on through all that wind up. there is mostly snow that you're seeing on the mountaintops. isn't that nice? all that snow that will be racing down the hills, but you got to watch out. if you do planning on getting in the water, that water is extremely cold member. that snow melt and you get hypothermic really quickly. so be very careful getting into the creeks and rivers up there in the high country. all we're looking good numbers wise right now. you hang out mainly in the 50's a cool. 49 and incline village. i think overall, though, the weather pattern. yeah, going to be nice. so for tomorrow, if you're headed up that way about 60 degrees, south lake tahoe, 62 degrees in truckee. watch out in the afternoon. there's a chance we could see some thunderstorms

popping up. in fact, the next couple days. here you go. i think a better chance specially tomorrow saturday. things kind of calm down. i think mostly sunny on saturday by sunday. another slight chance thunderstorms in the afternoon. it's going to be really hit miss. but that's one of those things. if you're outside and you see one of those big cumulonimbus tower's coming towards. you need see some lightning best to get indoors just to be safe. yeah, think friday, anyone trying to go up friday evening. they bite. >> yet some. yeah. you might see some showers up there least in the afternoon. it's not a huge event. but if you get caught underneath one of those thunderstorms yet come down in a hurry, the warmest days monday at looking good as we get in toward memorial day. so like ski earlier. early in the weekend and then you can water ski by monday or but thanks a >> the california bill requiring landlords to allow pets without extra is one step closer to becoming law? >> plus, east bay organizations teaming up to bring life and positivity back to lake merritt. details on to lake merritt. details on the summer series next.

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>> says like the decision-makers at cal been paying attention to the oakland airport because a big changes coming to the uc berkeley campus. the school is now updating its brand. so they think more people will be aware that cow is in berkeley. so the school is going to use this new the logo. the school says they felt like a change was needed after doing some research and finding that more than two-thirds of people thought cal and uc berkeley. we're 2 different schools. so today we went to campus to see

what students and staff think about the change. >> my first thoughts were is that it's like a super simplified which now likes after that for few minutes, i kind of he was very like, well, that's cool colonial system. and this is. he's like a rebrand maybe in the right direction. but at least it's simple. it's easy look at and be like. a nice yellow. and i think it's like half the year will be redone and everybody was like, okay, that's been >> sat with him for 3 minutes. not that previously. the school had suggested it might also change. it's sports team names. but they decided against that. >> san francisco is one step closer to establishing a historically black college and university in the city. it will be through a satellite campus. mayor london breed saying today a new funding opportunity will help develop and operate a campus connected to an hbcu. this would allow the university recruit students and offer courses in

san francisco. mayor breed says local organizations have already partnered up to form the black to san francisco initiative and helped push that plan forward. love our lake on saturday. it's summertime series is launching on the shores of oakland's lake merritt, free, live music and a community picnic will be part of the kick off festivities over the past few years. the lakes been subject to an uptick in vandalism and crime. the goal for this new summer series is to bring joy and vitality to the area and organizer with the series spoke with kron 4 about how they plan to make it happen. >> we're gathering together to save the lake. it's a sacred place for openers. and so you know, basically memorial to labor day. we want people to enjoy things are already happening that you don't have visibility on walking dance classes. community clean-ups where elbowing out what it's negative and bringing back what is positive. and that's that's what this top of mind for us.

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