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>> now at 5.30, we're learning the to contra costa county fair employees who were robbed at gunpoint in antioch. we're carrying nearly $90,000. robbery happened over the weekend. just hours after the county fair had wrapped up. >> kron four's philippe chagall explains how it all happened. >> long after the last visitors exited the contra costa county fair at the event park in antioch. police say 2 fair employees were tasked with taking the money collected from admissions fees to the bmo bank depository on summersville road to drop off the catch. they parked in the bank. lot at around monday morning as they were in the process opening a box. vehicle pulled up. suspect exited approach. the 2 victims >> the bag, which is a backpack full of cash. >> and their cell phones, antioch police investigations. lieutenant desmond bittner says the lone suspect was armed and pressed the gun into

one of the victims backs were told the loss was a right around $88,000. so to be exact has 87,000, 800 and some change. the suspect left in a vehicle and has not been found. all we have and the suspect was a unknown race. male. we're in dark clothing and wearing a mask. we stopped by the administrative offices here at the event park with questions about the incident. but the ceo and manager job ringle declined to comment. it's unclear why the employees were told to deposit the money so early in the dark morning. lieutenant victor says investigators are looking into whether or not the victims were followed from the event part to the bank. and if any fair employees helped commission the robbery. are investigators looking trying to find, you know, if we have any similar robberies with similar in within the past few months and will you know, we did when come up and investigate best. we can call police if you were in the area during the robbery and can shed light on what happened. >> investigators are in the

process of obtaining and reviewing surveillance video that may have captured the incident in antioch, philippe djegal kron. 4 news. >> 3 family members will stand trial in the death of a 3 year-old girl and san jose. prosecutors say the girl's mother, uncle and grandfather performed an exorcism on her at a church back on september 2021, all 3 claimed they were trying to cast out a demon from the young girl. investigators say the girl's body had several injuries when firefighters found her inside the church, a coroner determined she died from a combination of 6. yeah, and smothering a trial date will be decided in august if convicted. the 3 family members could be facing life in prison. >> infant delivered by emergency c section right after a crash in san jose last week has died from their injuries. according to police. last wednesday, the pregnant woman was headed north on south white road when she tried to turn left onto

westbound farrington. however, she crashed with an oncoming suv and the woman was then taken to the hospital. emergency c section occurred. the infant was in critical condition but has died. this is san jose's 18th now fatal crash of the year. >> there is a new monument in san mateo dedicated to first responders who lost their lives in the line of duty, standing tall in the city's central park, the monument represents branches of the u.s. military and the san mateo police and fire departments. >> may this memorial service a beacon of hope? a place of solace. and a reminder of the enormous debt we owe to those who have given everything for our safety and freedom. >> a symbol of remembrance and thanks in celebration of all of our soldiers and now all of our public safety officers.

>> the monument is located near the flag pole on the central lawn. >> sonoma county park rangers could be stripped of their peace officer status pretty soon. county supervisors have endorsed the move. the vote was 4 to one to do so if approved, officially rangers would no longer be able to make arrests. you sirens and lights to respond to emergencies or kerry equipment like the times. snow county park officials say the proposal would eliminate stringent training and hiring requirements allowing jobs to be filled faster. but several rangers argue the change would hinder their ability to respond to emergencies quickly and put visitors at risk. i believe that the solution will create a ripple effect, greater issues. >> that will not affect rangers and our department staff but also have drastic effects on visitors who will not have the support and response that they require and have come to expect from us. >> this proposal now goes back to the board for a second vote before it can be implemented.

>> let's get you a check of the forecast now taking a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. traffic is backed up. folks might be a trying to head somewhere for memorial day weekend. already it thursday. so maybe getting a head start. >> well, as i think the unofficial start of the travel holiday weekend. yeah, i think people kind of getting out about already. thank andrew for the weekend. i want to get summer started, right? why not? we've had a long winter season. a lot of rain this year, but it looks like the weather this weekend. well, we'll start out a little cool, but i think as we head through right in the memorial day, warm things up. turn out to be a nice weekend. head out the door. we do have a little haze across the golden gate bridge. no fog to speak a bit later on tonight. we're going to see a whole lot of fog rolling on in. so be prepared for that. the winds, yep, can little breezy outside, too. that onshore breeze kind of kicking him. we talked about the fire is burning in the antioch area and some of the grass there. so you get that on shore breeze kicking in now. so those winds over 20 miles per

hour overall, though, looking good across the state. state looking nice and clear along the coastline. you can see a couple patches of fog and then last few frames this a satellite image, you see a few high clouds begin to skew toward the bay area will see more of that tonight and return to some more low clouds and fog headed our way. and as that marine there begins to deepen. well, we're going to see the cooler air working its way well on shore. so i think we'll start out this weekend actually. well below the average as we head in towards saturday and then watch as temperatures slowly warming up, possibly nice day, but it will be cooler. put on some cool, a sitting in the san francisco. you'll find some sunshine in the afternoon. still a cool 57 degrees about 10 degrees warmer in oakland at 67 becoming sunny and mild and san jose are looking at 65 degrees. mostly sunny skies as we head toward the unofficial beginning of summer, temperatures cooling down would you know upper 60's probably for highs on saturday. we start to warm things back up on sunday with return of more sunshine up in the 70's, the warmest spots by monday. they were getting closer to 80 degrees. guys, back to you. thank you,

lawrence. >> california bill requiring landlords to allow pets without extra fees is one step closer to becoming law. the bill introduced by san francisco assemblymember matt haney passed the assembly with a few amendments. landlords would still be allowed to limit the number of pets renters could have and buildings with fewer than 15 units would be exempt from this. the bill now heads to the state senate. >> the justice department is suing to break up entertainment giant live nation. it's the latest move in the government's ongoing investigation into the ticketmaster owner and kron four's catherine heenan is live in the newsroom tonight with the latest there, catherine. yeah, hey, grant that will. this lawsuit says that the country's biggest concert promotion and ticketing company has created an illegal monopoly. >> one that drives up prices kills competition. the attorney general made it really clear today. the justice department is coming after live nation. >> we allege that live nation has illegally monopolized

markets across the live concert industry in the united states for far too long. it is time to break it up. >> 29 states, including california and the district of columbia are suing live nation. the attorney general says live nation has created a monopoly which squeezes out smaller concert promoters hurts artists means higher prices for fans. live nation is apparently furious with the announcement saying in a statement the doj is lawsuit won't solve the issues. fans care about relating to ticket prices, service fees and access to in-demand shows you have more competition. you have a better product. california was recently in the news for also taking aim at the company just last month. assembly member buffy wicks introduced a bill that would have no longer allowed just one company to be the first to sell tickets for a concert or sporting event. that bill failed to move forward in

today's move, the justice department says live nation not only suffocates competition. it leaves fans drowning in fees. those include ticketing fees, service fees, convenience fees, platinum fees. price master fees. per order. fees processing fees. payment >> among others. >> the justice department says if it does prevail in all of this, fans could pay lower ticket prices in the future saying that's because broader range of companies would be able to offer show tickets. grant. >> all right, catherine, appreciate that. yedh, it is a kind of a mess trying to get concert tickets out there. welcome for celebrating a api heritage month and up next week, take a look at a local college program fueling interest in the diverse stories and experiences being asian american.

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celebrating api heritage month and in the east bay. there is a college program providing some. >> vital resources to asian american students. programs also helping to fuel students interest api culture and experiences. >> kron four's gayle ong has more from chabot college in hayward. >> a movement and be and both of you our annual.

>> music. food. and plenty to celebrate. the night market is one of the biggest annual events for movement. the asian american and pacific islander learning community chabot college and leo can last is one of its lead. organizers. i see it as a family, a support group and >> just knowing that i have people that look like me and higher education. it means a lot movement also give students more opportunities to learn api history and literature. arnold is director of student life at chabot college. just so important to that this is students see themselves in the curriculum. they understand their history and their culture and just have these opportunities to engage in that. >> with luck with their own culture, the name movement comes from other ethnic studies. movements dating back to the 1960's. but it also describe something that happens a lot at community colleges can last is hoping to transfer and study political science at uc berkeley. you

know, community college students are mostly forgotten because it's not a way for people to go to college movement provides counseling and support for students like and who wants to transfer to four-year universities. says students are driving force behind the program and this was their idea to do this. and so we're just kind of supporting our student leaders in our community really want to >> come together and do something a little bit different in this community to celebrate asian american native hawaiian pacific islander heritage and organizers say when this night market started 3 years ago, they started when about 5 vendors and over the years that participation has grown to dozens of vendors who want to take part in this event and they hope to host this every year. it takes a village to organize year. that's about it said family. it's a great support group and i wouldn't i am right now. if it weren't for movement reporting in hayward, gayle ong kron, 4 news.

>> very cool. tune into kron every thursday this month for stories highlighting the bay area's api community. and of course, don't forget to catch our special fearless spiders. it is airing tonight at 6.30. so stick with us for that. music festival kicks off tomorrow in there will be wine food and of course. >> plenty of music. stevie nicks, megan, thee stallion and saint vincent are among those performing tomorrow. music starts at noon goes until 10:00pm. and folks jamming having fun and the weather should cooperate. not going to be super hot or warm, but various racing. i don't know. i was can you imagine yourself out there? the sunshine is blaze in 90 or 100 degrees, right? yeah, it looks like it is going to be just nice to get out there to enjoy that, too. but >> cool down is in the works is everything is changing now in the atmosphere getting

ready for some much cooler weather as we start out the holiday weekend out the door right now, looking toward sfo. yeah, we've got some delays at sfo, but that's to some still on the roadways. there are no delays being reported. oakland or san jose. let's check out your get away forecast for you. have the monterey bay as we head into the holiday weekend. temperatures going to be cool. their paws of 50's and some low 60's in the warmest spot. southern california, not a bad place to be find some sunshine but still unusually cool temperatures. only about 66 in downtown los angeles about 66 also in santa barbara in the high country. watch out for some thunderstorms in the afternoon. a fairly mild temperatures, though we're looking about 60 in south lake tahoe, warm 73, though, in reno. still, if you plan on sticking around for the weekend, there are a possibility of thunderstorms popping up across the mountain top specially on friday and sunday. saturday looks okay. but watch out for those specially in the afternoon of the golden gate bridge right now looking good. couple high clouds begin to creep in as high pressure kind of scoots out of the way and that sea breeze blowing outside. right now. temperatures. well, they

started to back off a bit today and that trend is going to take us into the next couple days of as much as 3, 4 degrees cooler around the bay area. much cooler weather as we head toward tomorrow afternoon and a lot cooler well below the average to start out the weekend. temperatures today right at the average and temperatures go 64 degrees. 66 in oakland, 77 degrees in san jose. 79 in livermore, 82 and warm and concord. 82 also in santa rosa tomorrow. yeah, we're waking up with plenty of clouds early on some patchy fog and then it's going hug the coast. so kind of cool out toward the beaches. census goes going to be kind of cool and breezy by tomorrow afternoon. cool temperatures continuing up toward the beaches there with the fog, a lingering along the coast inside the bay. find a little more. some of that wind will be blowing a bit will be gusty through some of the mountain gaps. there. 2030 mile an hour. plus gusts about 63 and sunny in palo alto. 63 in mount view, the south bay. yeah, much cooler. you're talking about 80's just a couple of days ago. tomorrow. you're in the mid 60's. so pretty comfortable weather out there by tomorrow afternoon. warm still well inland. i think we squeak out some mid 70's, the warm spots as we head toward the afternoon

hours tomorrow. 71 in pittsburgh. 69 in napa furball rock and about 54 degrees in cool at stinson beach next couple days taking the holiday weekend. here you go. the temperatures really bottoming out. it looks like on saturday that will start to warm up on sunday. and by monday memorial day. hey, how about that? we've got 80 degrees for the holiday weekend. >> that's not bad. you've got little bottle rock. that was about to stop it. haha megan, thee stallion all be out there today you'll see me crowd. number one fan right? i can like totally see that. but also not see that at all. up to fight. you got to go to find out. yeah. >> in just over 24 hours, a key deadline will strike at the state capitol. all bills must pass the house of origin. and if they don't, they will die. eytan wallace reports. >> it's been yet another busy week at the state capitol only this week. the clock is ticking. all bills must pass the chamber. they were

introduced to continue in the legislative process. the clerk will now open among the bills that made it through ab 25 84 targeting corporations trying to buy single family homes. specifically the proposal would prevent corporations that own more than 1000 single-family homes from purchasing additional properties and converting them into rentals. it's the american, a california dream for people to go by their by their own house, especially when we're under building right now. it makes it more and more difficult. so we're telling wall street. >> it's corporations right now that homes are not for profit there for fans. on the education front. most people think that kindergartners are already required, but it is not in the golden state. and that's why torrance democrat elmer suit. he says he's happy the assembly past his bill to make kindergarten requirement for all california students before the first grade. the research is clear we get the biggest return on investment. >> in terms quality early childhood education. >> provide them the best

opportunities to tend to thrive. >> on the issues of retail fentanyl poisoning lawmakers in the state senate passed a bipartisan package of bills they say will address both. one of the bill seeks to expedite the creation of more recap facilities for californians experiencing substance use disorders and on retail theft. one bill seeks more funding for law enforcement while another would increase prison sentences for those found guilty of stealing more than $50,000 worth of property. we're working together for safer california. putting aside politics and making sure we do right for our communities. but right now at least the bills do not include a proposal to repeal prop. 47 passed by california voters in 2014. the law change certain nonviolent crimes from felonies to misdemeanors, including theft. when the items stolen are valued at less than $950. while supporters have long argued the law will help reduce california's prison population and lead to criminal justice reform opponents to this day

say it emboldened criminals to take part in certain crimes like retail theft, with little to no punishment. if you go throughout this state, you talk to district attorneys. >> you talked to police officers. they will tell you that it's unless you change 47 unless you reform proposition. 47, you cannot get out to scorch of retail theft. >> and keep in mind these bills now head to the other chamber in the various committees within that chamber only with the pool from there. can they make it to the governor's desk reporting in ta

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artist. >> java or face a created it and it's celebrating showcase the beloved mexican dish that's made its way into the hearts and homes and bellies of people around the world. if you haven't tried them well, you should typically serve during breakfast. the dish includes fried tortillas, covered in green or red sauce. typically topped with an kcso. >> 2 new ferries are joining the san francisco bay ferry fleet. 10 bay area kids can help decide, but they should be called. there's a poll open right now on the san francisco bay ferry website for kids to submit their ideas. all students enrolled in kindergarten through 12th grade living in one the 9 bay area counties can participate. there will be a public vote on the name ideas and then transit officials will make their final pick. san francisco bay ferry has 16 vessels already names like gemini, delfina ce anhydrous

are just a few of them. get creative like. >> peregrine falcons. we've been showing you. they hatch last month. the uc berkeley's deputy lee bell tower now have first theme names following a naming contest. there that attracted hundreds of submissions. we do want to warn you, this is, you we're going take a live look at them, but eating mom is feeding them. and if you're eating and don't want to this nature program feel free to look away for a little bit. make sure you watch the news at 6 because vicki and ken are here. here we go. okay. it's. it's not as bad. it is a little blurry, but it was worse before on. so right? yeah. you see mom the darker one. she has been taking little bits of whatever the reading for dinner and then putting it in the young guns, mouth sand. it's it's really cool to watch the for new falcons are aurora eclipse

equinox and solstice. the names are fitting since 3 of them were born on earth day. while the youngest chick knox hatch 2 days later last week. al fact it cal falcons, scientists placed id bands and pieces of colored tape on their little legs to distinguish them from each other. they expect the birds start flying from the nest soon in early june and they look like they're getting ready. they're since we last saw losing those little. they still got a few puppies. they've epa fees. that wraps up kron. 4 news at these at 6 is coming up next. can and vicki are here with more. i'm hungry now. doesn't say yeah, love that or that tell you is that here eating steak tartare. heard saying, okay. thanks, noelle. thank you, grant. here's what we're working on. a happy ending for an east bay woman. >> we've got her truck stolen outside a shopping plaza and then she gets it back. we actually catch up with a woman in the parking lot where that theft.

>> and developing situation in san francisco's bayview neighborhood tonight. police are involved in the shooting. there's now a heavy police presence and some street closures there. we're going to tell you what we know so far. tell you what we know so far. network is no network for business.

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