>> now on the kron morning news shots fired at a graduation ceremony in the east bay. we'll bring you their latest on that. plus, a judge in the north bay is signed with a homeless encampment and not a nearby business. explain what conflict the homeless are

experiencing with this business. busy roads. the air travel active patients is memorial day travel has now begun. travelers can expect in a live report. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning far. >> well, good morning and thank you for waking up with this friday. the kron 4 morning news today on may 24th. i'm reyna harvey. all right. well, as you know, we're entering into the holiday weekend. many people already started traveling yesterday. timetable has that forecast. if you're going to stay here at home morning, if you're saying here, good for you. if you're heading out, good for you, too. but we are going to be looking at quite the cooldown. >> for those of us that are staying local in the bay area. and that's something you're really going notice today. you're look outside right now is showing the east bay hills with some cloud cover quickly forming. in fact, we do have lot of fog forming just offshore right now. so even though visibility is okay for inland areas that cold ocean

areas resulting in the formation of some fog out near the coastline and a pretty steady breeze from the coast is going to try transport a little bit of that into the bay shore at some points this morning. overall, though, the biggest thing you're going to notice about today is the fact that temperatures don't warm all that much from where we're at right now for a lot of spots. we're currently sitting in the 50's for most of the bay area. a few 40's up in the north bay. look at where daytime highs are going to be. most of us along the bay shore will rise just into the low 60's where some of our inland areas barely hit the low 70's. all of your full roundup of temperatures for today in tomorrow's cool down. all still to come for your roads, things out there moving just fine. of course, it is the beginnings of the holiday weekend. so you're probably going to have a that out less noticeable of the morning commute. it's already friday, which is usually friday late anyway. so think it's going to be a pretty nice one. if you are still working this morning. >> reyna. all right, john, thank you for developing news,

a high school graduation ceremony ends with gunshots. oakland police say a man and a woman were hurt and 2 people were detained. the shooting happened around 7.45. last night skyline. high schools, graduation ceremony. so police say some sort of fight might have led up to that shooting and they're now looking for other possible suspects. >> there are some reports some kind of that is being looked into. we do know there multiple suspects, but we're trying to identify exactly how many. >> some students told us that they actually heard the gunshots as the ceremony was taking place and that people were running as the students were taken to the gym locker room for safety. >> everybody was you know, graduation people still first

2005 was there with those partners. they had like a bad man. >> unlike after that, as you see, everyone started ready use it was like 20 shots. those the >> well, police did not confirm how many shots were fired, but they did say this was an isolated incident. another person was also reportedly hit by gunyire and showed up to a hospital on their own. police have not said anything about a 3rd injury in that shooting. however, police said the man and the woman who are hurt are expected to be okay. police in san francisco are now investigating the shooting in the bay view where they say at least one officer fired his gun citizens. video shows many officers in the area of jennings street in carroll avenue yesterday. they say they got a report of someone with a rifle. when officers arrived, they found the suspect. one officer ended up firing their gun and they say the suspect was not shot. he was taken to the hospital for non life-threatening injuries for what they say was a less lethal use of force, but they

did not specify what kind of force the police department says they're going to hold a town hall meeting within the next 10 days. we have an update on a story we first brought you yesterday morning. antioch police are still looking for man who to contra costa county fair employees. we now know nearly $90,000 stolen from the employees. police say the employees were depositing the money at a bank on summer's hill road at to monday morning. the suspects pressed a gun to the back of one of the took off with a bag full of cash. police have only describe the suspect as a man win dark colored clothing and a mask. police are looking to evidence to see if they can identify him. well, people living in an encampment in sandra fell are now speaking out this and nearby businesses been blasting pretty loud music at them for the last 3 nights as kron four's. sara stinson reports a federal judge is now involved or the business to stop. >> people who live in this

encampment say over the weekend music was blaring coming from the business next door they say was happening in the overnight hours. one man even described it as psychological warfare saying he's relieved to federal court, ordered the music to stop. i'm thankful. >> that's how loud it was. rock concert loud, the second and 3rd night, i was unable to sleep at bruce moved into this refill encampment last year following a series of unfortunate events. >> i stopped to get medications for mental illness in barstow, california and mike rupp was stolen while it was in their says music started playing loudly overnight friday from the business east bay tire i called the police tend the police did nothing about it. so he decided to call homeless advocate paulsen, who came down to the encampment to start documenting it. we take took good decibel readings of the >> of the sound ant we

measured that the metal the decibels were between 5218 decibels in general. it was far above the center-field noise that was. >> it was illegal. >> on monday, pao's and filed for a restraining order against east bay tire co a judge ordered the business to stop playing the music immediately house and says that higher company's response was the music was coming from their security system along the fence. we reached out to east bay tire co, but they did not respond to a request for comment calls and says they have another court hearing for the music order late next month. get to what they're trying to do. they say >> we haven't been good neighbors to them. but they didn't come up with any police reports. >> the music stopping may be a win for this encampment, but they are still fighting the city to stay here on june 24th. there will be another federal hearing against the city if sandra fell winds from people who live here would be

kicked i'm sara stinson reporting in sandra fell kron. 4 news. >> well, not lay off or city workers. most of whom are oakland residents. at a news conference in oakland yesterday. they are shaped al made it pretty clear her new budget will not lead the cuts into the city, jobs or public safety now facing a 170 million dollar deficit this year and 175 million deficit for next year to help fill the gap. the mayor's also proposing a hiring freeze on nearly 100 positions that are not currently field. none of these are public safety positions. i will. >> protect city services. my budget will not reduce public safety. my budget will not close firehouse is or libraries or recreation center or animal services. i will not cut cops. >> well, the mayor's formal budget proposal will be unveiled today and then go to the oakland city council to be voted on. it's said to be a

busy week for attorneys representing david de pap the man convicted at a federal level of attacking paul pelosi, the husband of congresswoman nancy pelosi. the pap said to be re-sentenced on tuesday for his federal conviction. but at the state level, things are just getting started. kron four's ken wayne, top attorney michael cardoza on what we can expect. >> the judge in the federal case said she made a mistake. what happened? well, what she did was after she's sentenced a pop. she realized she didn't give him the opportunity to make a statement to the court and then federal court, i think over 80% of defendants want to say something to the court. one of the big things i noted was that the prosecution after the case said he showed no remorse at all. and a lot of people start to giggle that that. and so we'll wait a minute. didn't give him a chance to show any remorse or to talk. so basically it's not a small point. it's not going

to reverse this case. it's not going i think have much effect would be shocked if the judge after listening to hip-hop, if he decides to talk whether she reduces that or not, and he still has a state case which could add more prison time to what he's already. >> yeah, well, i i when i was a prosecutor a lot of state prosecutor to case and the federal government had a case they would often times just drop in and say, ok, you've got convicted in state court or vice versa. in this case, they're not doing that in a lot of people are asking. >> well, not double jeopardy. you're being tried for the same thing is really not because the state has added 4, 5 different counts. one of which is, of course, the attempted murder case and issue is, are elements to for an improving the cases in the

state court in the elements are different and federal the south, the what's going on in state court. so i don't think jumper double jeopardy will hold. >> cardoza went on to say the judge in the federal case might be worried about the whole case being reversed. and that's why she's pushing for a re-sentencing. we're going to follow the federal and state cases on air and online at kron 4 dot com. road safety was top of the mind. the state capitol as a new bill aimed at regulating autonomous vehicles passed the state assembly yesterday. the bill would make autonomous cars reports collisions accidents and malfunctions. the dmv will then make that data available to the public. san francisco simply member matt haney says the goal is to make a the companies more accountable and to keep the public's trust. still ahead, a problem morning news. a man will sentence for a 2022. bank robbery in san francisco will talk more about that. >> plus, a bay area and there's returns home after helping out the victims in ukraine. and a popular summer

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are 4 things you do today. and san jose's arrested for allegedly vandalizing 26 trees last week. the trees have been planted at the beginning of the month to celebrate a community event. investigators say they used surveillance video to find the man. park rangers in sonoma county could soon lose their ability to make arrests can carry batons. park officials say this would actually eliminate training and hiring requirements say

this also fill positions were faster. uc berkeley updating its brand from cow to the letter b, well, officials say the changes so more people are where the cow is in berkeley. most students don't agree with that change. over 2000 people have already signed a petition to reverse the brandy. and the battle rock music festival kicks off in napa today. going to be wine, food and of live music. some of the headlines today are stevie nicks. megan, the stallion and nelly among those performing todry. this memorial day weekend is actually your last chance to hit the slopes this season. >> palisades tahoe says the holiday will be their final 4 weekend of operation. the resort is known for having tahoe's longest ski season and this weekend they're expecting some pretty big crowds. >> 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. >> all right. that was his last day will be monday. so, john, for those who are going to be going up there and, you whatever is left of the slopes. how's the weather? what it's cool up there, which will be nice for some skiing. you'll get. >> even a couple of sprinkles possible at some of those lower elevations. so it is spring skiing. you know what to expect as you're getting up there. but hey, absolutely get up there and enjoy it. as for the bay area were also in for an unseasonably cool memorial day weekend view from mount tam showing the thinnest veil of a little bit of cloud cover this morning. unlike yesterday where we didn't have a single cloud in the sky, we do have some fog really forming quickly out along the coastline of san mateo county and a little bit of that trying to form in the bay as well. now, this past week, we've seen seasonable temperatures quite a lot of sunshine, treating a lot of that to that high pressure ridge that's been in place. but this next system skirting right past the region is contributing to what will be this cooler field this weekend. and even if you see

here, sprinkles up there in those mountainous areas, looking at futurecast today is going to be a mostly sunny one. but a few clouds here and there as we move into tomorrow. notice the sierra seized that opportunity of a few showers, bay area may see a very brief sprinkle more. so if you missed the spots, especially towards the coastline, but as far as rainfall goes, nothing much to be reported. eureka around a 10th of an inch at most. again, the sierra may see a couple light sprinkles. again. this is nothing to cancel plans over, but just a heads up. if you are in those higher elevations are further up north. that potential, especially tomorrow does exist 50's to 60's and san francisco as well as at the coastline and then pretty solid 60's for most of the rest of us. a few low 70's barely hanging on in a few areas, but not even for the south bay. san jose. you're down to 68 degrees today. east bay temperatures the low to mid 60's for you. well, oakland at 63 conquered

69, antioch, vacaville, napa, sonoma, among a few of our spots that will barely make the 70's santa rosa, our warmest spot today at 75 tomorrow. all of a slide a little bit further down into the 60's for your highs making saturday, the coolest day of the forecast and partly cloudy as well. sunday temperatures will begin to rebound and by monday of next week, we've got some low 80's back, at least for inland areas. as for your out, there are moving along just fine. so far. we do have an 8 minute drive across the bay bridge. and normally we see friday light conditions they get today is going to be extra friday light for the commute. but you can just expect your traffic elsewhere. you know, a lot of people probably heading up to the golden gate, getting a friday out at the marin headlands. so little bit later on this morning tend to see those get away commutes backing up that direction. rainfall, right, john, thank you for that. >> well, a possible strike could put san francisco's famous alcatraz tour in jeopardy this summer. the union alcatraz workers united,

say they've been fighting for a contract with alcatraz city cruises for about 2 years negotiations between the 2 sides in it yesterday without a new contract, the workers operate the only ferry service to and from alcatraz voted overwhelmingly to authorize a strike yesterday. the union says they would like a fair deal. >> want to get this thing done as soon as possible. we do not want to advance disadvantage the community. and, you know, folks that are trying to get back to the island, but we have to take care of our members and, you know, get this fairground. >> statement to kron 4 from alcatraz city cruises reads in part, quote, disappointed the union with threaten our passengers, partners and the community with a potential disruption of those services, the state for comfort that if there is a labor dispute, it will have no impact on our operations. as of now, there's no set date when the 2 sides are going to meet again for negotiations when a strike could actually happen. hartman

justice filed a lawsuit against ticketmaster and its parent company this week. it accuses the company of having an illegal monopoly over concerts and live events. washington correspondent maddie beer-temple joins us live with more on that. good morning. maddie. >> good morning. yeah, the justice department says this legal challenge could potentially lead to cheaper concert tickets. they argue that ticketmaster's practices have hurt competition and driven up prices for fans. >> the department of justice is taking ticketmaster to court. it is time. >> to break up live nation. ticketmaster attorney general merrick garland said thursday the doj and 29 states plus dc are suing ticketmaster and its parent company live nation. >> alleging they have an illegal monopoly over live events. it controls at least 80% of primary ticketing at major concert venues. the lawsuit says the company has its hand in nearly every part of the industry and blocks

venues from using multiple ticket sellers. the result is that fans paying more in fees. artists have fewer opportunities to play concerts, smaller promoters, get squeezed out and venues have fewer real choices for ticketing services. a post on live nation's website calls the allegations baseless and says they ignore the real factors behind higher ticket prices. the company said in a statement, quote, the doj is lawsuit won't solve the issues fans care about relating to ticket prices, service fees and access to in-demand shows. now, according to the doj, ticketmaster owns or controls more than 265 concert venues in north america. >> and dozens of amphitheaters in washington. i'm maddie beer-temple. >> all right. thank you for that break down maddy. still ahead, the kron 4 morning news east bay woman gets her truck that after someone stole it. find out how the was able to get into a truck in the first

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man was sentenced to more than 5 years in federal prison for bank robbery. brandon elder pleaded guilty last december to bank robbery stemming from 2022. in san francisco, prosecutors say elder went into a bank in the marina district and demanded money. they say a teller gave him

more than $10,000 they say was arrested in pleasant hill. 2 days later, shoplifting from a target in addition prison, elder will have to complete a year supervised release after he gets out. man has pleaded not guilty to the murder of the 29 year-old san mateo county woman who officials say died of a fentanyl overdose. investigators say sarah tillman was found dead in her home last year. they tell us they found text messages with her alleged drug dealer. according to the lawsuit, 2 months before death, tillman war, the dealer that he had nearly killed her with the drugs he sold or and may of 2023. he sold drugs laced with fentanyl. again, that ended up killing her. the suspected dealer set to return to court in september for a preliminary hearing. meantime, the group working to recall mayor sheng thao plans to update the p.blic today on where they stand in a recall effort so oakland united to recall, shannon tell also known as als, says it collected more

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>> welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. we are inching closer to 5.30, for a lot of the planning. the weekend festivities may be getting on the road. the weather supposed to be a nice win for us. weny dot. yeah, it's cooler. that's for sure. nothing too terribly hot out there. we are seeing a little bit of fog trying to form out along the coastline and streaming on into the golden gate this morning. >> it's not resulting in visibility issues. you can see visibility is just fine across the region. but that cold ocean areas sweeping in a little bit more today. and this paired with the passing low pressure area is making for quite the noticeable cool down specially today and tomorrow with those brisk winds. you definitely want to throw the jacket on today. don't be forgetting. it is. you're getting out and about for battle. rocker any other festivities, especially through saturday. temperatures in the 40's to 50's. currently. it's a cool start. take a look at where we're going to be later on today. daytime highs only in the 60's actually for most of the bay

area, few low 70's barely hanging on mostly for the north bay. we'll talk all those details as we go. as for your roads right now, things are so easy going on. the bridges. this is friday, light 2, the max. because while not as many of us are commuting this morning, a lot of us have already taken your get away days. so that means if you are working things out there should be rolling along just fine as you're trying to get in reyna. all right, john, thank you for that. >> bay area, residents like john does mention, are going to be traveling for memorial day weekend. aaa says nearly 44 million people across the country are going to be on the roads covers will tran live along the creek to tell us travelers can expect heading into their vacation morning. well. >> travelers can expect a little bit of a break at the gas pumps because prices are actually down a little bit from last week. yes, it's a lot higher than the national average, but at least we're heading down a couple of weeks ago. it was about 5.49.

average in california this morning. you're waking up at 5.22. so it's a little bit down compared to what it was a few weeks ago. and it could be even lower by the time you come to the gas pumps because the biden administration, they released about a million barrels of oil which could be turned into gasoline, of course. and that means it could help millions of travelers from memorial day. you know what? a lot of people they are taking off today, meaning taking off from work and they will be taking off to their destinations. an uptick from last year with 44 million americans, as you mentioned, reyna will be traveling 50 miles more from their home. here are the prices that you are waking up to as far as the bay area. the national average is $3. and $0.61. i stand corrected. reena. actually, it's about 5.17, not 5.22. in california as the average. but

this will make you feel any better because we are waking up to a lot higher prices in the bay area. for example, if you wake up in napa county, you are looking at an average of $5 and $0.48 in san francisco 5.37. alameda 5.27. santa clara county. 5.21. and in solano county 5.21, if you're watching us now having a big sip of coffee getting ready to hit the road, well, you've already beat the crowds. and if you're going a little bit later, may i give you sometimes as suggestions on when to leave and when not to leave. so keep your eyes on the screen. on the left side of your screen. those of the times you should not leave because you will hit traffic. probably worse in the evening commute as millions of americans are taking off. so pay attention to the right side of your screen. these are some of the times. you are very smart. if you leave before 11 o'clock this morning or if you leave after 8 o'clock tonight tomorrow, if

you leave before 1 o'clock in the afternoon, you get an a for effort. as far as that is concerned and you can wait until 6 o'clock and beyond after that. so look at all those times and your screen. those are the best times. so you still have that window from now until several hours from now to hit the road 50 miles or more gas up. it's still painful. not as painful as it was a couple of weeks ago. >> all right. well, thank you for that. meantime, we're talking about tsa expecting 3 million people passed through security checkpoints at airports across the country as well. so that driving or flying aaa predicts this year's memorial day weekend travel period to be one of the busiest since 2005 and this summer could break records for airlines compared to memorial day back in 2019, triple a expects 9% more travelers to fly this year. the holiday travel period also comes after last friday and sunday record the top 2 busiest days for 2024. so far for screenings at airports. the owner of 2

long-standing restaurant and fisherman's wharf suing san francisco. so the suit alleges the city failed to do its job, maintaining the wharf and keeping the area to coal to protect against erosion way. the suit also claims homelessness and crime in the area for venting the restaurant from being successful. they're asking for financial reimbursement for recent improvements made to to restaurants. the city attorney's office released a statement in response to the lawsuit saying, quote, over the last year, the owner has attempted a number of maneuvers to get out of paying the 1.7 million dollars. owes the city in back. rent. this appears to be yet another attempt. however, once we are served with the lawsuit, we're going to 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, a castro valley woman relieved after her stolen truck was found crossers. rob nesbitt caught up with the woman in the parking lot where the truck was stolen to begin with. >> there was so much garbage ask stephanie goose eat hoops about her blue toyota tacoma and called 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. the 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

the suspect just saw this crime of opportunity. she found these keys and just >> there's 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. >> park rangers in sonoma county could soon lose their ability to make arrests and carry batons. park officials say this would eliminate training and hi requirements allowing positions to be filled faster. several ranges argue the change could 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 u.s. county supervisors endorsed the move on a 41 vote. >> the proposal must come back to the board for second vo before it can be implemented. bay area nurses back home after volunteering in ukraine in the last 2 years. 10's of thousands of civilians, soldiers have lost their lives after russia started attacking four's lezla gooden talk with the nurse and has their story. >> the war between russia and ukraine 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's own 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 felt like our it's a 10 minute ago. >> 2 years now and i'm not going just keep the lane bryant who is in advanced practice, nurse says >> a typical day for him included hearing air raid sirens of winning land mines in serving in makeshift exam rooms and sauce and doing in carrick on job that united states in san francisco and just helping people with their hypertension >> diabetes, chronic pain and physical treatment was not the only line of care that is needed in these communities. biggest thing 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 blood pressure. the diabetes control even chronic pain is heavily influenced. i 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, let's look at kron 4 news. >> it's brand from cow to the letter b. so school officials say the changes so more people are aware that cal is in berkeley. they say in the research many people thought cow and uc berkeley were 2 different schools. there's been pushback from students over 2000. people have already signed a petition to reverse the re-branding. others say they like the new logo. >> my first thoughts were is that it's like a super simplified which now like set with it for their own 3 minutes. i kind of seems he was very like, well, it'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. nice yellow. and i think it's like half the year will be redone and everybody was like, okay, that's been >> previously, the school is suggested it might also change its sports team. >> they have now decided against several events are getting taken over. oakland's lake merritt for the unofficial start of summer. >> while the city is kicking off the love, our lake event, summertime campaign aiming to revitalize bring joy to the area. people can enjoy free, live music and a community picnic over the past few years, the lake has been subject to an uptick of vandalism and crime. organizer shared why she wants to invite oaklanders back to the area. >> we're gathering together to save the lake is 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. >> the free concert and community picnic starts tomorrow from one to 4 in the afternoon. events are going to scheduled through labor day weekend. after the break. a popular music festival starts today. >> what attendees can expect? >> what attendees can expect? we'll have that coming up.

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detained. police say some sort of fight might led up to that shooting. and police are now looking for other possible suspect. health. and they are saying to house as a new budget will not lead to cuts in city jobs or public safety. oakland is facing a 170 million dollar deficit this year and 175 million deficit for next year. the mayor is proposing a hiring freeze in hopes to fill the gap. plus, we'll strike could put san francisco's famous alcatraz tours in jeopardy this summer. the union alcatraz united workers say they've been fighting for a contract. now, contrast city cruises for 2 years negotiations between the 2 sides in a yesterday about a new contract. the union says they want a fair deal. new bill aimed at regulating autonomous vehicles passed the state assembly yesterday. the villa make autonomous cars. report collision accidents and now functions. san francisco assemblymember matt haney says the goal is to make 80 companies more compatible and keep the public's trust. in

the east bay contra costa ceunty animal services shelter full capacity. so the shelter says they need to find homes for the animals. >> to make room for others in need. the say adoption czar free, including a $25 license fee. these are some of the animals that are available at the shelter. you can see on your screen it's going to be open tuesday through saturday. happening today rock music festival kicks off in napa. there's going to be ron food and of course, plenty of music. some of the headlines today are stevie nicks. megan, the stallion and nelly among the performers, pearl jam and share it and the queens of the stone age are going performing over the weekend. donna folks are going out there today. know how to dress. how's the weather going to be? >> public servants by really warm temperatures.

>> all right. you work looks like it's going to be we're back and we're back in the side. excited about making this town. let's do this. let's do this with ok, perfect. yes, because we are definitely excited. >> so bottle rocket, though, saying usually comes along with temperatures that are a little bit on the warmer side of things. but we are looking at quite the cool forecast for it. low 70's bowl today into tomorrow. so don't forget those jackets as you are getting out there for a bottle rock that we are going to be looking at radar showing you these clear skies so we don't have any cloud cover really overhead today. but tomorrow, if you are heading up there, make sure that you're ready to go for what will be the coolest, a little bit of a windy and blustery one, too low pressure area skirting right past the region. our next system brings with it some sierra sprinkles. and just generally a much cooler feel across the region now for futurecast shows you that we do have a few clouds today that will burn off this afternoon. tomorrow is going to be our cloudy, a stay. good

news for battle rockies. you actually have our warmest temperatures in the forecast. you're one of our few spots that actually holds on to those 70's today. northern areas of california, mostly up towards the oregon border, seeing around a 10th of an inch of rainfall. couple sprinkles down in the sierra nevada possible into the weekend. most of us, though, are going to be staying dry this weekend. so a little bit of good news. nothing to cancel plans over, but certainly something to adjust the wardrobe over as temperatures have cooled down so much 50's towards the coast in 60's for most of us. that includes areas like the south bay san jose. you are in the 80's solidly just 2 days ago. now you're only at 68 for your high fremont on up to hayward as well as on up to oakland in richmond, all in the 60's. conquer just shy of 70 degrees. there's those low 70's napa at 72. as i mentioned, you're one of our warmer spots today. conveniently enough tomorrow. our coolest one partly cloudy

skies highs only in the 60's. so be ready to go with that adjustment to temperatures sunday. temperatures start to climb again and by monday of next week, we've got some low 80's back for some of our inland areas. as for your roads right now, things are moving along just fine bay bridge. 13 minutes. it is and to out there today is going to be extra friday light. i have a feeling in less. you're trying to do your get away forecast. watch for a lot of traffic as you're heading up into the sierra on 80 or highway 50 as well as up into the redhead. lynn's tends to be kind of busy on these holiday weekends in those spots rate. >> well, a new monument in san mateo is dedicated to the first responders, lost their lives in the line of duty standing in 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, all the monument is located right near the flag pole on the central park on. >> and san jose's allege rested after allegedly vandalizing. 26 trees. >> police say this happened last week to the newly planted trees on willow street near alta avenue. the trees have been planted at the beginning of the month to celebrate a community's it. investigators say they used surveillance video to find that man. and santa clara counties. vector control district says it plans to conduct a more comprehensive treatment regiment in order try and get rid of an invasive mosquito. they say this particular mosquito carries the zika virus and other diseases. the

district says they detected 12 mosquitoes right in the area machado lane since early april. and they've been trying to treat them ever since. but it hasn't worked. the district says that resident on the 29th, they plan a press conference at noon to talk about government center. that's going to be at west hedding street. new this morning, the santa clara stadium authority and the forty-niners reaching an agreement to resolve long-standing disputes related to operations at levi stadium. the city of santa clara says the settlement agreed reduces the amount of money. the stadium authority is going to the niners and it's going to provide the city with a performance rent payment. the deal also men's various agreements that will result in new revenue to santa clara on a yearly basis. giants rallied and pulled off a comeback to beat the pirates on the roads. before sports director jason dumas has a look at all those highlights. >> the giants blew a four-run

lead in the bottom of the 9th on tuesday. they came back from a five-run deficit all wednesday. what would the rubber match on thursday bringing us in pittsburgh and the pirates fans. they came matching their starting pitcher with mustache costumes. bottom of the first, the pirates jumped on the giants immediately. no score. andrew mccutchen. who has just been so good for so long he get them out. to a one. nothing lead matos made a great effort. just couldn't come down with it. bottom of the 4th now tied game bases loaded for former giant joey bart. he had a lot of potential in san francisco. he never saw it but he saw that ball through right there. that's a grand slam. and the second straight day, the giants find themselves in a major haul. it's 5 to one, but everybody likely wednesday night, the giants rally down 62 in the 8th matt chapman who

have been raking continues to do just that. it is gone. his 3rd home run in 3 days. all of us and the 6, 5, let's get it going later in the inning. wilmer flores. that's a single down. the right-field line is state fair is going to come around and all of us and we're tied up. guess what i think done brett lies all people. another slider facing a lefty to why you would think the lefty had advantage on the bump. but he doesn't see on giant give 5 runs in the 8th best game. they come back to 76 just a great when the giants playing some great baseball. the a's also got great win, too. all that's a look at sports. well, 2 new ferries are joining the san francisco fleet and they are the kids can actually help decide what they should be. call. >> so there's a pool open right now on san francisco bay ferries website for kids to submit their ideas. all

students enrolled in kindergarten through 12th grade living in one of the 9 bay area. counties can participate. they're going to be a public vote on the name ideas. transit officials are going make the final pick. san francisco bay ferry has 16 vessels with names like gemini and hide russ. coming up the next hour, the cromwell morning news. it's going to cost 8. >> pretty penny. the fire grill this weekend. how much you can expect. we have a grocery store as you stock up

>> 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 minutes. landlords would still be allowed to limit the number of pets renters can happe and buildings of fewer than 15 units would be exempt. bill now heads to the state senate. coming up the next hour, the kron 4 morning news. a san francisco police officer shot fire after reports of a man with a rifle. we'll talk more about that. >> plus, a new bill aimed at regulating autonomous vehicles voted at the state capitol. how this bill can benefit community. world a weekend this year. what travelers can expect in a live report. we'll be right back.

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>> right now, the kron 4 morning news. 2 people are injured after shots are fired at east bay high school graduation ceremony. oakland mayor sheng thao outlined her budget plan how she's hoping to the city's needs financially without cutting any jobs. and busy roads and air travel pack your patience as memorial day travel is underway. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 6. >> good morning. thank you for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm james fletcher and i'm reyna harvey in for darya folsom today. a lot of you already starting to hit the road world. so people get into that holiday spirit already is. we've got memorial day weekend ahead of us, john. and how's the weather looking looking cooler? that's the big headline for your memorial day is how much cooler than average it is. as we work our way into the holiday weekend, you're really going to notic