the kron. 4 morning news. 2 people are injured after shots are fired at an east bay high school graduation ceremony. >> oakland mayor sheng thao outlined her budget plan how she hopes to meet the city's financial needs without cutting any jobs. and busy roads and air travel. need to pack your patients as memorial day travel gets underway. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> good morning. thank you for joining us here on this memorial day weekend friday. i'm james fletcher and i'm reyna harvey in for darya folsom and how fitting airport right behind lot of folks already miss qaeda. so if if you're heading out, hope you have a good time. if you're staying he.e, the weather's going to be fantastic to and cornyn. yeah, it's looking gorgeous out there as we move our way into memorial day weekend. at least a few like that break from the heat. if you want the heat. well, guess what? wait until sunday. and then monday for memorial day,

will right back to the normal late spring warmth. we're looking outside at what we've got right here, which is a little bit of low cloud cover shifting across the bay area this morning. visibility all in all, actually been pretty fine so far this morning. but that low gray and that onshore push a pretty strong winds is helping to keep us relatively cool to start. we're actually going to stay pretty cool today to right now our temperatures are in the 40's to 50's san mateo at 54 pittsburgh. 57 santa rosa sitting at a cool 50 degrees as we move into the afternoon. that's when you really begin to were not as warm as we had been only low 60's for most of the bay and low 70's at the very warmest tomorrow about to be even cooler talking that your forecast rain. all right, john, thank you for that. let's get you rolling friday. >> traffic has been nice and light so far. bay bridge looking at a 9 minute, brian, 14 traveling across towards the peninsula. richmond, sandra fell bridge around 11 minutes and the golden gate

bridge. 37 of the tolls. 21 minutes. >> one is the time. let's get to our developing story this morning. a high school graduation ceremony ends with gunshots. is oakland police say a man and a woman were injured and 2 people were detained. now that shooting happened around 7.45. last night. this is at skyline high school's graduation ceremony. police say that some sort of fight led up to the shooting and now they're 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 heard the gunshots. a ceremony wasn't fully and that people or rani as the students taken to the gym locker room for safety. >> everybody was you know,

graduation, she people's to rest of the house. fire was 1005 and they had like a bad man. >> unlike after that, as you see, everyone started ready use it was like 20 shots. those light. the >> well, police say this was an isolated incident. a 3rd person reportedly took themselves to the hospital with a gunshot wound. but police haven't confirmed that there was a 3rd victim. we'll let you know if they do. well. police in san francisco are investigating a shooting in the bayview where they say at least one officer fired their weapon. we have video from the citizen app showing the scene here in the area of jennings street and carroll avenue. was yesterday afternoon that police received a report of somebody in the area with a rifle. when officers arrived at one after finding the suspect, one officer ended up firing their weapon. they say the suspect wasn't hit by any bullets, but did have to be taken to the hospital for non-life-threatening injuries that were sustained in what

police described as a less than lethal use of force. we're still waiting for details about that. but we know the police department is going to be holding a town hall meeting within 10 days to describe 803, unlike many major cities rebounding after the pandemic. oakland. >> facing a significant budget deficit for this fiscal year. and the one following the yeah. the mayor's laying out her budget proposal form early later today. kron four's dan kerman reports. >> 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. >> 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 oakland residents. there's obvious a lot of member, right? 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. can secretary anything but a 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. >> meantime, the group working to recall mayor thao will update the public today on where they stand in that effort. oakland united to recall shannon thao also known as oust, says it has already collected more than 30,000 signatures in support of this recall. they need 25,000 signatures by july in order to

get it on the november ballot. the group says they're pushing for a recall because they're fed up with rising crime oust will hold their press conference at 11 o'clock this morning. mayor thao says this recall campaign has been organized by her political opponents who she previously ran against. what road safety was top of mind at the state capitol is a new bill aimed at regulating autonomous vehicles passed the state assembly yesterday. bill would make autonomous cars report any accidents or malfunctions to the dmv and the agency would then make that data available to the public. san francisco assemblymember matt haney says the goal is to make a v companies more accountable and improved public trust. >> all right. many bay area residents are to be traveling for memorial day weekend. and aaa says nearly 44 million people across the country if they're going to be on the road. you have a lot of company out there. kron four's will tran following that part of the story for us out live in walnut creek. hey, well. >> a lot of people will be say

fill er up to themselves. remember full service days. i used to work at a gas station and hall about that. now you have to do it yourself. so tell yourself self filler up and then you can blame your stuff because, yeah, filled up at a time when it's quite expensive. 3.61 national average 5.17, in california at this particular gas station in walnut creek 5.39, so road trips. yes, more people will be hitting the roads this year than last year. a slight uptick. yesterday. we did the airports today. we will do the roads. you know what if you leave now until 11 o'clock. that is a great window because you will be in gridlock after that. may i suggest you do it well into the evening hours. we'll talk about that a little bit later in our newscast. but for now, take a look at your screen. these are some of the gas prices. you will be pay 8 as far as the bay area's concern and napa county, you're waking up to average mind. you 5.48. san francisco,

5.37. alameda county, 5.27. solano county 5.21, in other words, a lot more. then california state average. so i did this at 7 o'clock. i want to pass along. james fletcher's tips as far as road trips he is. mister wholesome, you are. so these are great tips that he wants to pass along to you. download your road trip playlist. he suggests the bee gee's and paul anka. those are some of his favorite playlist songs. plan, a fun lunch trip. pack a battery break for phones because if they're on their phones, your children cannot bother you. that's my suggestion as well. james, so good for you. snacks, paper towels and a trash bag and trivia cars. i mean, is wholesome or what? and one more tip that, james, i'm sure i've seen your eating habits. james, we can concur on this.

it is illegal to be on a diet for a long weekend vacation. do we agree on that, we do. yeah. the parents in the front seat, whatever they want, the kids in the backseat. you pack the carrot sticks, the grapes and goldfish. that's what they >> because i eat the sugar all over the k. >> meantime, the tsa expects 3 million people are going to pass through security checkpoints. >> airports across the country. aaa predicts this inland this memorial day weekend travel. pierre, it's going to be the busiest one since 2005 and that the summer could break records for airlines here in the u.s. compared to memorial day weekend back in 2019, triple a expects 9% more travelers to fly this year. holiday travel period also comes at the last friday and sunday recording the top 2 busiest days of 2024. so far screens at airports. still ahead, the call morning news and just to

the north bay is siding with a homeless encampment, not a nearby business looks plain wine. and east. a woman gets her truck back after somebody stole it. >> i have chief was able to get into a truck. and if you're looking holiday weekend road trip last chance to hit the slopes down talk with that forecast know it's could be kind of cool up there today and tomorrow for that. memorial day on sunday, we'll have seen temperatures climbing on monday sunday. we'll start to climb now. 60's tomorrow for your daytime highs. even for inland areas. then sunday gets here. there's that temperature warm. and by monday for memorial day near 80, if not to 80 degrees for

>> their weekend is 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 taos longest ski season. and this weekend they're expecting some pretty big crowds. >> we're able to use oure 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. >> palisades last day is going to be monday in. john has been given us a great forecast for everybody wants to hit the slopes tie. love spring skiing. i'm just of easing like she said, the technology they can keep it going. even pass these warm days. yeah. but today's going to feel like one of those cool yeah. >> surprising that the stillness notable that score just so nice up there. i put

this one up there just because i've sprinkles, years that a little bit of sprinkle activity into tomorrow morning. so something to think about if you are heading up that direction, we are going to be looking at some cooler than average weather. great for that spring skiing. as long as you're ready to go for those conditions. but looking at half dome right here, yosemite national park. still some snow up there in those higher elevations. we are looking at a day in the bay area that's bringing some partly cloudy skies to start. we'll clear more towards the afternoon this week has been seasonable and fairly mild and sunny. but we're seeing a disruption of that very briefly today into tomorrow are cooler than average temps and yes, those years sprinkles. we will be looking at a few clouds this morning peaks of afternoon sun tomorrow is actually going to be our coolest in cloudy. a stay. best chance of a couple drops of rain up in the north bay and the sierra as well as for the rest of us, too. now rainfall is going to be most prominent up near the oregon

border. eureka could get close to a 10th of an inch. so some decent showers. if you're heading up to the redwoods up in humboldt county while the sierra, maybe a sprinkle, i just want you to be ready for it. that's the heads up 50's to 60's for your highs in sf 50's at the coastline. a lot of 60's to low 70's elsewhere. today's daytime highs running as much as 15 degrees below average for this time of year for spots like the tri valley that 63 in pleasanton, not normal for memorial day. but if you don't love the heat so much, it's okay to get that nice little break right. napa for bottle rock. 72 degrees today while santa rosa. at 75 our warmest spot on the map. if you are heading out for memorial day on sunday, we do have a return to normal for memorial day. daytime highs in the mid 70's to low 80's inland 60's to 70's along the bay shore. and those typical cool temps at the coastline. so it's kind of a 50, 50 split this weekend today and tomorrow on the cooler side of things. nice break from the heat for cool weather lovers

and then back to the sunshine and warmth for sunday and monday. for that, let's get rolling. traffic is looking really good. look at this. an 8 minute drive for everybody traveling into the city right now, mateo bridge, 14 minutes, the 80 to 101. if you're heading across towards peninsula. >> was feel rich. 8 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 21 minutes. >> 8.16 is the time and the department of justice has filed a lawsuit against ticketmaster and its parent company this week. so it accuses the company of having a legal monopoly over concerts and live events. we got washington correspondent maddie beer-temple with more on that. >> 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. >> 8.18, is the time and a man has pleaded not guilty. now to the murder of a 29 year-old san mateo woman who officially says who officials say died of fentanyl overdose. investigators say sarah tillman was found dead in her home last year. now they tell

us they found text messages with her alleged drug dealer. and according to the lawsuit, 2 months before her death, 2 men apparently warned that dealer that he had nearly killed her with the drugs that he recently sold or and in may of 2023. he sold or drugs laced with fentanyl again and it did end up killing her. the suspected dealer set to return to court in september for a preliminary hearing. >> look at this. a dramatic rescue in the north bay. a man fell about 20 feet while rock climbing county fire posted this video of its helicopter rescue crew at around 1 o'clock or so yesterday afternoon, just south of stinson beach pulling him to safety. firefighters say the man that they rescued sustained moderate injuries and is being treated now. >> and a pretty busy day for firefighters out in antioch. this fire started around 5 yesterday evening. rifle slaton ranch road. not gotten any details about the size and

containment. meanwhile, around this time, another fire started right near marina plaza. that one burned about 5 acres. park rangers in sonoma county could soon lose their ability to make arrests can carry batons. park officials say this would eliminate training and hiring requirements positions to be filled faster. several rangers 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 us. county supervisors indoors. the more on 4 to one vote. >> the proposal must come back to the board for second bill before it can actually be implemented. there. >> well, it has been a busy week for attorneys representing david de pap the man accused of at least federally and a convicted federally for attacking paul pelosi. the husband of

congresswoman nancy pelosi about the said to be re-sentenced on tuesday for his federal conviction that at the state level, things are just skin stapted. a kron four's. ken wayne actually had a chance to sit with adviser michael cardoza about what we can expect next. 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 sort of giggled at 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 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 the 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. a lot of people are asking. >> well, it's 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 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 reversed. and that's why she's pushing for re-sentencing. we're going follow both the federal and state cases on air and online kron 4 dot com. >> we're going to take a break or the 22 coming up on the kron 4 morning news. how one man stole nearly $90,000 in a backpack from workers out of backpack from workers out of the contra costa county. fair. o network for business.

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weekend because the weather is going to be beautiful. so if you are planning to do that, just know that the burgers and hot dogs are going to cost you a little bit more. grocery prices are up this weekend. in some cases, more than 10% from last year. prime example frozen beef patties up more than 15% hot dogs up more than 14. you see on the list there. even the bonds are up about the same price over last year, even if you want to do the lettuce wrap and be healthy. that's also up 14%. study show. let us prices are actually gone up as long as they jumped 5% some ways to save money. you can compare prices of different supermarkets. maybe look at different store go generic, if you can, is pretty much the same and use coupons to don't be a shame. they can save you a lot of money. >> well, the biden administration is now calling for new protections for buy now pay later, shoppers, the consumer financial protection bureau says businesses that offer buy now pay later should allow users to demand refunds to see transactions. the new

rules are meant to be similar to those that are already in place for credit card companies. major buy now pay later, companies such as farm klarna say they're open to new changes to allow for greater transparency. and the state senate passed bills this week that will close a loophole in california is ban of single-use plastic bags. lawmakers say the loophole allow the use of thicker reusable bags, but they've actually made the state's plastic bag problem worse. the bill would require stores buy plastic bags made out of 100% recycled material instead of 40%. lawmakers have until august 31st to pass the bills. all right. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. why restaurants in fisherman's wharf. all the lawsuit against wharf. all the lawsuit against san francisco.

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>> we are back just about 8.30, here on the kron. 4 morning news. a live look at sfo behind us on this busy travel mind are a lot of people are going to be there. so you got to catch a flight, get there and if you're staying local, we've got some pretty nice weather for you to get on with i'm not a travel are on holiday weekend. yeah, so busy. but yeah, if you are traveling, the good news is weather really across most of the country is actually pretty cooperative. >> so that bodes well for if you are staying local. good forecast for us. it's kind of a 50, 50 split of cool to start and then back to that normal memorial day warmth to finish looking outside of the little low cloud cover pushing on into the bay this morning. we are seeing visibility fine because those low clouds are just above us. instead of being pushed right into the bay. winds are definitely present. we're seeing 2030, even 40 miles per hour gust

towards the coast. so do watch for what will be a brisk uncool. what? it's definitely one to keep those extra layers with you right now. our temperatures are mostly in the 50's. pittsburgh are close to spot to 60 aside from kelsey bill way up north, which is already there. as for temps later on today, lot of low to mid 60's. that's where most of us will land only a few low 70's at the warmest rig t by don. thank you for let's get you rolling on a friday light conditions so far traveling into the city. it's a good time to catch a flight. 8 minutes, san mateo bridge, 13 minutes. no accidents on the richmond. sandra fell bridge at an 8 minute ride. >> and the golden gate bridge. 23 minutes. >> was jumping up and down when i saw it coming down the road because cops came in first and then the co we've got we've got it and they >> castor valley woman relieved as you just saw there after her stolen truck was found in a kron four's. rob

nesbitt caught up with the woman in the parking lot where the truck was taken from. >> 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 walk the vehicle in the parking lot but no keys inside. that's when she feared her keys had been stolen and out all the information in my truck. >> just in case somebody came back and stole that. sure. 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 >> 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 fegley 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. well, we have an update now to a story we first brought you yesterday morning. antioch police are still looking for a man who robbed to contra costa county fair employees. >> now we now know that nearly $90,000 was stolen from them. police say the employees were depositing the money at the bank at summersville road. 2 o'clock monday morning when the suspect pressed a gun to the back of one of them and took off witi a bag full of cash. this was their take for the carnival that day. police

have only describe the suspect as wearing dark clothing. ask this. it was a man they know that officers are looking through evidence right now to see if they identify him better. >> well, the owner of 2 long-standing restaurant at fisherman's wharf is suing san francisco. the suit alleges that the city failed to do its job of maintaining war and keeping the area to code to protect against erosion or earthquakes. the suit also blames homelessness and crime in the area for preventing the restaurant from being successful. they're now asking for financial reimbursement for recent improvements made to the 2 restaurants. the city attorney's office released a statement in response to that 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. so piers, to be yet another attempt. however, once we are served with the lawsuit, we're going review it respond in court. >> time now is 8.34 in people living in an encampment in sandra fell are speaking out

now after a nearby business began blasting loud music at them for the last 3 nights for sara stinson reports. >> federal judge is now involved ordered 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 think people. >> that's how loud it was. rock concert about the second and 3rd night i was unable to sleep at bruce moved into this. sandra 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 so he decided to call homeless advocate paulsen, who came down to the encampment to start documenting it would take took a decibel readings of the >> of the sound. and 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, so it clear county vector control district says they plan to conduct a more comprehensive treatment regiment or to try to get rid of invasive mostuitoes. they say this particular mosquito carries the zika virus and other diseases. schuch says they detected 12 mosquitoes in the area of machado lanes as early april and even trying to treat them forever. but they'd said it has worked. the district says they're going to start the new regiment on the 29th. they plan to hold a press conference today at noon at the county government center. that's on west hedding street. >> 8.37 is the time uc berkeley now is updating its brand. >> no longer cow. it's now be do if you've heard. but that's the latest. they say that more people apparently need to

become aware that cow is berkeley. they did a research study and found a lot of people actually are confused about that. but there has been a little bit of pushback from students more than 2000 of actually already signed a petition to reverse this re-branding. we did. visit with some on campus who actually don't mind it. take a listen. >> my first thoughts were is that it's like a super simplified which now like set with it 2 minutes. i kind of 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 written and everybody like, okay, that's been >> previously the school had suggested it might also change is the names of its sports teams. but they decided against that. well, the berkeley police department, by the way, is looking for the owner of a light coded brown

pig that was found wandering around berkeley on thursday. this is a picture of it. the unusual discovery was of the pig was found wandering on mcgee avenue and bancroft way in berkeley. berkeley. police say the pig is now safe with animal control. but if you know who this pick belongs to, they're asking you contact the city of berkeley, animal services. >> the california bill require landlords to allow pets about 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 still be allowed to limit the number of pets runners can had and buildings with fewer than 15 units will be exempt. the bill now heads to the state senate. the berkeley east bay humane society. they're going to be hosting their annual only at what's yeah. the 10th annual pints for paws craft beer festival. >> they're also participating in the first-ever california adopt a pet day, a statewide initiative for all animal adoption fees are waived so this is going to take place saturday, june one. it's going to feature more than 180 california welfare

organizations. they're all going to be offering fee adoptions at shelters or it pop ups within the community. it's about 2024 pets in total that are up for adoption. so if you can give it a think. all 39 on the clock and happening tomorrow. several events are going to be taking over oakland's lake merritt for the unofficial start of summer. tomorrow. the city is kicking off its love, our lake event, which is a summertime campaign that aims to revitalize and bring some joy to the area. people can enjoy free live music community picnic over the last few years. as we know, the lake has been the subject of an uptick in vandalism and crime. so organizers are looking to turn that around. they want to invite oaklanders to come back to the area and bring the love. >> 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 line for us. >> now, the free concert in community picnic starts tomorrow from one until 4 in the afternoon. events are scheduled through labor day weekend. >> all right. still ahead of the kron, 4 morning news we have been saying top of a severe traffic alert. this eastbound side the bay bridge. you can see the traffic this is a light street on-ramp. hey, the good news, though, of the accident was just cleared off of the bridge. but hey, you still got that back up. not looking we'll be right after the break. >> we're taking a closer look at the new windows feature that remembers everything you do on your computer. will it protect your privacy? i'm rich demuro. that's coming up and richaun tack and quite a lot going on this weekend between carnival on sunday in san francisco, the chorus bottle rock all weekend up in napa.

>> today and tomorrow, the cool days up there. so bring that extra layer sunday. we'll start to warm

>> okay. we are back. coming up on 8.45 and we need to start our check of weather and traffic with traffic. and we've got a hot spot, unfortunately. hey, but the good news is the accident. just clear. but you have residual delays. you got to work to now. this is on the lower deck of the bay bridge and we're looking at 80 and quiet street. let's look at moving. but if you can see to that far still congested and i'm looking at map here and

the back of his actually all the way along 81 0, 1, almost reaching for now heights. okay. so eastbound side of the bay bridge, an accident popped up about 7.40, they just got that cleared. so is there for at least an hour or so. now we do know that the lanes are open, hopefully as the morning goes on, drive times in a down. but it's probably going to get say about 25 to 30 minutes to maneuver. and i will probably avoid having a one-on-one to the mission district bernal heights and pretty probably happen to 80 instead because there's congestion there. now, if you wonder about the westbound side, no major issues smooth sailing across all your other bridges. 9 minutes, their san mateo bridge looking good under 14 richmond center fell bridge about 8 and the golden gate bridge looks good at 22 minutes. i'm just grateful that we're not seeing any rain lot especially when you have all the stuff going on this weekend to so we have clear but cool weather, i know that

shot of the golden gate looked so so nice. a little cool out there, though. and it's not just the golden gate that school areas for this to inland are going to be feeling like you'd expect acosta feel. >> so this is a way cooler than average. start to your memorial day weekend. little break from the warmth they think is going to be welcome for some of us anyways. look outside from the east bay hills, a little remnant, low cloud cover. we saw some rapidly forming fog on the peninsula towards the san mateo coastline this morning, you're still seeing a lot of that gray hanging out right here. as for the rest of us, some peeks of sunshine spouse week was nice and mild in right on par with seasonal averages. if not a little cooler than average as we work our way into this weekend, we are way cooler than average getting clipped just by these low pressure areas adjacent to resulting in that potential of the few sierra nevada. sprinkles nothing to cancel plans over just things to anticipate cooler feel chance of a little bit of sprinkle activity in some clouds tomorrow. so be ready of those things. when you think about

your wardrobe sunday, we start to pull out of this cooler trend in right back to normal in by monday for memorial day. we're hanging out right where we should so it's a 50, 50 split of cool and then warm. as rainfall totals, eureka, you can see around a 10th of an inch at most near the oregon border. well, those of us up in the sierra could be looking at a few sprinkles yourselves for what will be the last key weekend up at palisades. if you're doing that 50's to 60's for your highs in sf today. 50's at the coastline that a lot of 60's for the rest of us. and we're going to be in the 60's for some of our for this inland spots to so cooler than expected. if you maybe we're wanting that sunshine looking at pleasanton it only 63 dublin at 62. while oakland even warmer than dublin, sitting at 63. if you're going to bottle rocket news for you, you're one of our warmer spots in napa at 72 today. a little bit of good news as well. if you're maybe heading out on monday for any sort of memorial day remembrances, we will be looking at mid 70's to

low 80's inland, which is warm but not too warm and 60's to 70's along the bayshore. lots of sunshine for anything going on a monday sunday is carnival and also looking good with temperatures beginning to climb. so you get the trend here. we have a couple of cool days. a breather from the heat and then for heat lovers will be right back to it. back to you. all right. thank you. to travel under way. and here's what san jose airport looked like yesterday. >> airport officials say they're expecting more than 376 1000 passengers to the end of the month. our very own photo journalists, rudy garcia was at airport. they had a rather unusual encounter. take >> we're explain why you're just here at the airport. i'm here to pick up a friend who always need to smile so showing up in unexpected cost. things kind i i think between like she's one of a kind.

>> this is not the first time i've been greeted by a frog at the airport, but it makes me happy every time. >> i mean, everybody has some of the best adventures. so the was picking up her friend richard flight from portland. and as you heard, this is this is like their thing. she shows up in costume. to make a difference. smile. and at the same time she makes random people. they're smart, inc aapl or wonder what on laughing because, you know, with my family shows up to pick me up there like they'll be doing today. yeah. when you come as a just peace the coming of the car for you for a call was taking you. that's something you don't every day for sure. alright, a 48 is the time. >> new this morning, a new feature called recall is apparently coming to the next generation of windows. computers and rich demuro shows us how it works. >> microsoft's new ai pcs come with a unique new feature called recall. it gives your computer a photographic memories. you can find anything you've seen on your screen later. question is,

will it protect your privacy? >> a new feature in windows remembers nearly everything you do on your computer with recall. >> we're going to leverage the power of ai and the new system performance to make it possible taxes. virtually anything you have ever seen on your pc. the software. take snapshots of your screen and makes them searchable either through a timeline or bike. he were based on research that we've done. >> people spend one hour a day and just trying to find things that could be a file. a web page you visit or an image recalled gives you basically a virtual photographic memory of everything you've ever done. your pc. it's a potentially helpful tool. you can see here a timeline of everything that you've done on your computer with some serious privacy implications. this is something that we'll watch this story only on your device. >> everything you've seen or done on your computer and then you can find it in timeline later, you can search for and

pull up that thing that you are searching for that project. you're working on that thing you saw on the web site somewhere that you can't fight anymore recall is turned on by default. there is an option to pause it or turn it off completely. >> it won't record when you're in a private browsing session and you can exclude certain apps or websites completely with some limitations in my tests. searching was impressively thorough, but it wasn't always flawless. they want find some trees. >> hear there's trees. i was working on picture. one more tap takes you back to that document file or web page. you can decide how much storage you want recalled to use on your hard drive. snapshots are encrypted by the fall and everything is process locally. nothing is sent to the built-in privacy controls. so you can always pause your content. you can delete your snapshot. >> microsoft says you will not be able to get the new recall feature on older computers.

>> plus, it's in testing status, which means the features could change based on customer feedback. if you want to learn more, you can go to my website rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro. that's richaun tack. all right, phil, a little smarter. so let's talk about baseball. >> the giants rallied and pulled off a comeback beat the pirates on the road. back-to-back incredible comebacks kron. 4 sports director jason dumas has the 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 gets 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. >> thank you, jason 53 is the time. and up next on the kron 4 morning news, california lawmakers have voted on a bill that will ban single use plastic bags from stores are going to the latest on the going to the latest on the changes coming as a result. ♪ ♪ california sky ♪ ♪ todos alcanzamos las estrellas ♪ ♪ sunny state of mind ♪ ♪ flexin' all the time ♪ ♪ todo es dorado ♪ ♪ y nos gusta picante ♪ ♪ cause this place is caliente ♪ ♪ 'tamos enchilado ♪ ♪ feels so golden ♪ ♪ livin' in the golden state with you ♪

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course, plenty of music. >> some of the headlines you probably heard by now, stevie nicks, megan, thee stallion nelly, just among some of the many major acts performing today and throughout the weekend, pearl jam and sharon also the queens of the stone age are all going to be performing to. it's going to be a whole lot of fun out there, but just be prepared for some slow traffic through the napa valley. all right. coming up in the next hour, we're talking about with travelers can expect when you hit the road. >> and a live report from memorial day and a new bill aimed at regulating autonomous vehicles is voted on at the state capitol. how this bill can benefit our community. and traumatizing graduation. what we're learning about a school shooting at a commencement that happened last night in the east bay. we'll be right the east bay. we'll be right back.

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>> right now, the kron 4 morning news. 2 people are hurt after shots fired at an east bay high school graduation ceremony. oakland mayor sheng thao outlined her budget plan and how she hopes to meet the city's financial needs without cutting any jobs and busy roads and air travel this weekend. pack your patience as the memorial day travel begins. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning. thank you for joining us here. 09:00am on a friday before the memorial day weekend. alright, reyna and and we've been talking about everybody already hitting the roads. weather is looking good at that. yeah. there's going to be fantasc.