>> 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 fantastic. we have john

starting off the hour with a look at >> it's still in good. we are cooler than average. but that's nice little break from the warmth for some of our inland areas. those low 70's to upper 60's might kind of be a welcome change of pace. san jose today going to be one of those upper 60's spots after having been kinda warm so far this week. so a chance to get out there and maybe put on those long sleeves again, visibility is fine. even though we do have some fog along the san mateo coastline, winds from the coastline are contributing to a cool brisk, feel to it. so absolutely long sleeves full today and tomorrow. now temperatures right now we're still hanging out in the 50's. some slow movement going on here and will actually see minimal warmth into the afternoon today. not necessarily because things are cloudy. it's actually going to clear out pretty nicely. just a cooler air mass in place. so daytime highs, mostly 60's to low 70's and tomorrow, even cooler. i'll get to that in your forecast rain. all right, john, thank you for that. we've been tracking the morning commute now the

westbound side of the bay bridge looks great. no issues. it's the eastbound side that we had an accident there. >> so all those things are clear like the lanes. you still have residual delays, lower deck of the bay bridge. a little slow as of an earlier accident. san mateo bridge, 13 minute ride over to summer, feel bridge around 7 minutes in everything else. he's looking crystal clear. >> ok, 9, 1, is the time. let's get to the developing story this morning. a high school graduation ceremony ends in gunfire. local police say a man and a woman were hurt and 2 people had to be detained. that shooting happened around 7.45 last night at skyline. high school's graduation ceremony. police say some sort of fight. i've led up to that shooting and they're now trying to find 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 as the ceremony was happening and that people are running as the students were taking to the for safety. >> everybody was you know, graduation people still first 2005 was there without partner. they have like a bad man. >> unlike after that, as you see, everyone started ready use it was like 20 shots. those the >> police say this was an isolated incident. apparently a 3rd person reportedly took himself to hospital with a gunshot wound. but police haven't confirmed that there was a 3rd victim. we'll let you know if they do. police in san francisco, meanwhile, are investigating a shooting at the bayview where they say at least one officer fired their weapon. we have video from the citizen app here showing the scene in the area of jennings street and carroll avenue. was yesterday afternoon. the

police say they received the report of this person apparently walking around with a rifle when officers arrived on scene, they found the suspect and it was in that interaction that an officer ended up firing their weapon. they say the suspect was not shot but was taken to the hospital for non-life-threatening injuries for what police described as a less than lethal use of force. they didn't elaborate, but maybe we'll find out more when the police department holds a town hall meeting. they say they're going to do that in the next 10 days. >> it is set to be a pretty busy week for attorneys representing david to pop the man convicted in federal level for attacking paul pelosi, the husband of congresswoman nancy pelosi. he set to be re-sentenced on tuesday for. >> his federal conviction. but at the state level, things are just getting started. in fact, kron four's ken wayne talked with attorney michael cardoza about what comes 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 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 of fact, i'd 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, 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 that federal case might be worried about the whole case been 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 at kron 4 dot com. >> will not lay off or city workers, most of whom are open residents at a news conference in oakland yesterday. mayor sheng thao made it pretty clear her new budget will not lead to cuts in city jobs.

public safety. oakland is facing a 117 million dollar deficit this year, 275 million deficit for the following year to help fill the gap. the mayor is also proposing a hiring freeze on nearly 100 positions that are not currently field. none of those 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. >> mayors, formal budget proposal will be unveiled today and then it's going to go to the oakland city council to be voted on. >> 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 just 25,000,

though, to get it on the november ballot may have to have those by july. the group says they are pushing for this recall because they are fed up with rising crime oust again will be holding a press conference at 11 o'clock this morning. as from how she says this recall campaign is being organized by her political opponents that she ran against. road safety was top of mind at the state capitol is a new bill aimed at regulating autonomous vehicles passed the state assembly yesterday. that bill would make autonomous cars report any accidents or malfunctions to the dmv. the agency would then make that data available to the public. san francisco assemblymember matt haney says the goal is to make a few companies more accountable and improved public trust. >> many bay area residents are going to be traveling for memorial day weekend. aaa saying james 44 million folks. yeah, that's i think we can all time. high kron four's will tran live in walnut creek with that well.

>> speaking of high james gas prices sky high. when you compare it to other places in the country in california, the average is 5.17, for the national average $3 and $0.61. so that's the price we have to pay when it comes to all this nice sunshine about a $1.50, more per gallon by my mask right now at this gas station, $5.39. so more than the california average. take a look at your screen. these are the prices you are waking up to. if you plan to do a road trip, let's just say you're starting off from napa county and you going to southern california, the average this morning and napa county is 5.48. and sonoma county. it's 5.40, marin, 5.30, santa clara 5.21. and solano county, 5.21, why my rushing through the prices because we want to get to reign as tips as far as a long road trip. right? so we want to pass it along. we've

we've done all road trips and rain and these are your tips. and i want you to comment after it's over. reyna. you say plan out here, bathroom trips. pack your snacks strategically take turns being the road trip. j master the art of car yoga. make car trips fund. so those are rain. it's tips. coming up 10 o'clock. we'll hear from john and he'll pass along his tips as well. i want you to elaborate car it's a mixture of meditation. and then, you know, so you don't slap somebody playing the music, you know, like road trips can get a little long. thanks for >> meantime, the tsa expects about 3 million people passed through security checkpoints at airports across the country. aaa predicting this year's memorial day weekend travel period to be the busiest since 2005. and that

summer could break records for airline travel here across the u.s. compared to back in 2019, aaa expects 9% more travelers to fly this year. holiday travel period also comes after last friday and sunday record of the top 2 busiest days of 2024. so far for screenings at lot of folks hitting the roads. a lot of people hit in the sky. absolutely. it is 9.10. we're going to take a break. but still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news. >> judge in the north bay now siding with a homeless encampment and not a nearby business. we'll tell you what that business did that made. the judge ruled against plus, an east bay woman gets her truck back after someone stole it. find out how the whole thing happened. >> and today is going to be a cool one tomorrow. cool as well. if you're heading outside tomorrow 60's and that's for some of our inland areas we'll start to see temps rebounding into sunday into the 70's and by memorial day on monday, got some uppe

>> well, this memorial day weekend, your last chance to hit the slopes this season. palisades tahoe says the holiday is going to be their final full weekend of operation. the resort is known for having tiles long 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. >> palisades last day is going to be on monday and the weather at this weekend home. i got john's been talking about pretty pumped going to feeling good. a little. yes, a few sprinkles possible. yeah.

early right that jacket, weather, we saw that palisade spokesperson up there with the jacket ready to go and it's going to feel cooler than average for this memorial day weekend. so definitely get up there with that intention to be layering up a little bit right now at incline village. you've got nice, sunny skies overhead. the boats out there on the ready for any sort of activities to come today today. tomorrow, our coolest days and also the days you could see those sprinkles up in the tahoe region. as we do see this low skirting are right past us here. and with closer proximity to lake tahoe itself. so seeing a better chance of a sprinkle up in the mountains than we have here in the bay for us in the bay area. mostly sunny later on today, partly cloudy tomorrow and are very cool estate tomorrow. you may see a brief sprinkle in the bay most likely further to the north and to the east little bit closer to where that storm system is coming through. eureka could see around a 10th of inch of rainfall mostly up towards the oregon border with a few sprinkles in the sierra too. temperatures today

noticeably cooler than yesterday. not a huge difference at the coast. we're just kind of always stays cool. but elsewhere in the bay area where we're usually looking at warm weather, it's only going to be low 60's in some cases. san jose. you'll be at 68 degrees while danville and dublin only in the low 60's dublin at 62 danville at 65 today. oakland, you'll be at 63 degrees. one of our warmest spots, napa for bottle rocket. 72 kind of nice that you're on the warmer side of things for the concert going on up there. if you're heading out to any memorials on sunday, of course, being memorial day, do note that temperatures will be right back to normal. so mid 70's to low 80's inland and 60's to 70's along the bay shore. again, that's come monday. so a 50, 50 split this weekend. cool to start on friday and saturday. then warming right back up for sunshine lovers on sunday and monday rain. all right, john, thanks for alone. on a friday. >> 10 minute ride traveling into the city this morning. no major delays on the westbound

side. little sluggish on the eastbound side of the bay bridge because of earlier accident that is now clear. september 13 minutes. there are rich with ridge looking at 8 minutes and the golden gate bridge 30, some of the tolls. 21 minutes. >> rescue in the north bay, a man fell about 20 feet while it was rock climbing. and there you see the helicopter had to be brought in from marin county fire. they posted video of the rescue yesterday, which was about 1 o'clock or so in the afternoon, just south of stinson beach. firefighters say that man who they rescued sustained moderate injuries and is recovering this morning. >> well, a man has pleaded not guilty to the murder of a 29 year-old san mateo woman. officials say died of a fentanyl overdose. investigators say sarah tillman was found dead in her home last year. tell us they found text messages with her alleged drug dealer. according to the lawsuit, 2 months before death, tillman warn the dealer he had nearly killed

her with the drugs he sold and in may of 2023, he sold her drugs laced with fentanyl. again, that ended up killing her. the suspected dealer set to return to court september for a preliminary hearing. david firefighters in antioch, this fire started around 5 yesterday evening, dry office, leighton ranch road. we don't have any details about the size or containment. meanwhile, around the same time, another fire started right near marina plaza that will burned about 5 acres. >> well, the clock is ticking up at the state capitol will all bills must pass their house of origin or die so far? several have made it through, including a bipartisan package of bills to address retail theft and fentanyl poisoning. they would help create more rehab facilities for california is experiencing substance abuse disorders. and then on the retail side of it, the new laws provide more funding to law enforcement and increase the sentences for those found guilty of stealing more than $50,000 in property.

the senate president pro temp says this is an important week now for politicians to work together. we're working together for safer california. putting aside politics. >> and making sure we do right for our communities. >> well, the bills passed during this time still need to get to the next chamber before they make it to the governor's desk. >> we'll be tracking their progress promise on 19 and the justice department is suing to break up the entertainment giant live nation. yeah, it's the latest move. now. the government's ongoing investigation into the ticketmaster owner. we have kron four's catherine heenan with the story. >> 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. 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 handling fees and payment processing fees. >> 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. catherine heenan kron. 4 news. >> well, san francisco is actually one step closer to establishing a stark, black college and university in the city. mayor london breed says 60 intern from hbc use across the country are to be living in learning in san francisco the summer. she says this is the first step to building the long-term future of hbc use san francisco. they have reached as local organizations have already partnered up to form and help push the plan forward. we're going to take a

break. you're not. 21. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news, how one man stole nearly $90,000 in a backpack. kerry by workers of backpack. kerry by workers of the contra costa county. fair.

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law. but that repeal won't take effect until the fall. so between now and then governor newsom is hoping that california can be of help to those who need that care. in a statement, newsom said, quote, california will remain a safe harbor ready to defend abortion access because we value women's health and trust women to make the most intimate decisions about their bodies. health and futures. >> the biden administration is 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 and dispute transactions. the new rules are meant to be similar to those that are already in place. credit card companies major buy now pay later, companies such affirm and klarna say they are open to the new changes to allow for more transparency. the state senate passed bills this week that will close a loophole in california's ban of single-use plastic bags. lawmakers say the loophole allow the use of thicker reusable bags, but they actually make the state's

plastic problem worse. the bills would also require stores for buyers. plastic bags made out of 100% recycled material instead of 40%. lawmakers have until august 31st to pass those bills. >> 9.25 is the time coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news east bay organizations are teaming up now to bring some life and positivity back to lake merritt will tell you what they're doing.

>> all right. we are back. time now is 9.28. so about 9.30, and looking live here at your bay bridge camera. this is normally framed up on the toll plaza, but it's been spun around now to show the incline with traffic there leading into san francisco. all backed up, as you can see. and fortunately, we have a hot spot this time on the bay bridge on the westbound side. and we're talking about one earlier on the eastbound side. >> unfortunately, we have a vehicle fire and it looks to be a semi truck or big rig on fire on the bay bridge. and so they have multiple lanes closed. it looks like the number 2 to number 5 lanes are closed and that there is currently only one lane open. this is actually our caltrans camera there. you can see the crews right there working to try to get that fire. this is a semi truck. so it's a then

on fire there since about 9 o'clock. yeah, the start of hours when it first started to unfold, they start shun lanes down. you can see on the bottom left corner of the screen that one lane of traffic getting by like granted, mention with. >> fire trucks blocking all the other lands. 1, 2, 3, 4, of the 5, 5, right hand lane. so if you know somebody heading there, let him know it. just start getting over to the left because that's the only way pass this thing as crews are dousing what's left of that big red. you can see that shell of a trailer there on the right hand shoulder. and even though it is on the shoulder, obviously they're not letting traffic go buy anywhere near it, which is why they're moving everybody to the far left lane. that's going to have big ripple apac effects for folks heading into san francisco on what normally would be a friday light commute into the city. certainly not the case this morning. have you are going to catch flight or doing any of those things? >> i would now maybe suggest that you potentially start reconsidering your other alternate routes. you might want to take bart sfo. if you have to make your way into the

city right now because we don't know how long it's going to take them to get truck fire out. and then they've got to hope they get that. then they got to get off the bridge once they get the fire out and then they've got to open up those lanes. so you see they're still in the thick of it trying to get it out. i can still see amongst the smoke there. the firefighters using their hose so again, we started off the last hour with some issues on the lower of the bridge. get an accident there. and some of our producers were stuck on the lower deck for at least 30 to 40 minutes. and now we've got an issue on the westbound side of this is that just after as you're approaching the treasure island exit the so they shut down all but one lane far-left. keep that in mind. we'll keep you updated on the efforts here to get this thing put out and ultimately cleared. it looks like the cab of that tractor trailer. >> has been a think that's what you're seeing just down the road a little bit from where that tractor portion

smoking. see that white cab there down the way just a little bit towards treasure island, top of the tunnels there at the yerba buena island. in any event, we're going to keep you updated. so keep it tuned to kron. 4 will be back with another update here shortly. all right. hey, will in the meantime, a lot of also need to know what the weather is going to be like know where you are to plan your holiday travel. good morning, jon day there we are seeing a pretty easy going morning. so far aside from the bay bridge. >> things out there been nice and calm. weather is cooperating for any sort of travel is that you may have. it's a big change from where we had been, though. and that involves a lot cooler of a feel today and tomorrow for the start of your memorial day weekend, this is your look at downtown san francisco right now. a bit breezy that wind cooling us off into the start of the weekend looking at visibility. we're ok, so all that cloud cover sitting a lot, but rushing in with 20 to 30 miles per hour. gusts along the coastline right now. so that adds to a cooler, more brisk, feel to it. throw that extra layer on those light jackets going to be coming in handy on this friday

afternoon. fairfield and vacaville at 60 degrees right now. and the reason i mention the afternoon because it's not one of those days where you get to throw the jacket away later in the day, only 60's for most of us today, a few low 70's further inland. guess what, tomorrow is going to be even cooler talking those details as we go back to you. all right. thank you for that. we're learning more details about the contra costa county fair police. they were robbed. remember over the weekend were you and we now know they were carrying nearly $90,000 in cash. kron four's philippe explains what happened. >> 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 bittner 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 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. >> well, a truck is back with its rightful owner now after it was stolen outside of a petco parking lot in castro valley. stephanie gussie tips was out grocery shopping last week when she thought she had mistakenly left her keys inside of her blue toyota tacoma. but after triple a on locked her car or truck, she looked around realized no, they weren't inside either that you thought maybe they were stolen. so she took out all of her belongings just in case the thieves would, you know, decide to come back and take the truck and sure enough that's exactly what happened later that night. thieves came by made off with the truck. stephanie tells us her tacoma is her prized possession and she sure was glad the police

finally found it. >> i 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 >> well, deputies checked over security footage and identified a woman suspect that they ultimately arrested after they found her driving the truck. sheriff's office says you need to be vigilant. keep your keys with you and your vehicle locked when you're not near it. >> well, the owner of 2 long-standing restaurant, a fisherman's wharf is suing san francisco. the suit alleges the city failed to do its job of maintaining the war fund. keep in the area to code to protect earthquake, sending roshan. the suit also claims homelessness and crime in the area for preventing the restaurant from being successful. so they're asking for financial reimbursement for recent improvement. major, the 2 restaurants, city attorney's office released a statement in response to the lawsuit saying, quote, over the last year has attempted a

number of maneuvers to try to get out of paying the 1.7 million dollars. he owes the city in back rent. this appears to be yet another attempt. however, once we are served the lawsuit, review it and will respond in court. >> well, people living in an encampment in sandra fell are speaking out now after a nearby business has been blasting loud music at them for 3 straight nights is kron 4 sarah stinson reports. >> federal judge is now involved in his order. that 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 co i called the police tend the police did nothing about so he decided to call homeless advocate. robbie paulsen, who came down to the encampment to start documenting it would take took good 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, santa clara county's vector control district. so they plan to conduct a more comprehensive treatment regiment trying to get rid of invasive species or a mosquito. they say this particular mosquito carries zika virus and other diseases. the district says they detective 12 mosquitoes in the area of shadow lane during early april. and they've been trying to treat them ever since. but it hasn't worked. the district says they're going to start their new regiment on the 20 night plan on a press conference at noon to talk about. that's going to be the government center on

west hedding street. >> time now is 9.39. and soon. students who get into how we're going to be opening up that admissions letter saying i got into be. your college where you go. i go to be. that's what the re-branding of cal means. officials made that change because apparently not enough. people were aware that cal was located in berkeley. they did research and discovered that a lot of people actually thought uc berkeley in cow, we're 2 different schools. there has been some pushback among students. not everybody is a fan of this effect. about more than 2000 students have already signed a petition to try and undo this re-branding others that we spoke with on campus say that in mind it. >> my first thoughts were is that it's like a super simplified which now like set with it for few minutes, i kind of he was very like, well, it's cool colonial system and this is. now if

you'd 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 that also thought about maybe changing the names of its sports teams. but they decided against that eventually. all well, the berkeley police department, they're looking for the owner of a lightly coated brown pig. >> wondering around berkeley on thursday they found wandering on mckee avenue in bancroft way in berkeley. police say the page is now safe with animal control. if you know with this pick belongs to please contact the city of berkeley, animal services because some eyes little baby. >> well, several events are going to be taking over oakland's lake merritt for the official unofficial start of summer. tomorrow. the city is kicking off its love. our lake event, which will be a summertime campaign aimed at revitalizing and bringing joy back to the area. people can

enjoy free music. they're going to have community picnic over the past few years. as we've covered here on kron 4, there's been an uptick of vandalism and crime around the lake. and so organizers want change public perception of it and they want 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 line for us. >> well, the fire, should say, the free concert and community picnic start tomorrow. they'll be from one to 4 the afternoon and also are long. apparently they have a fence schedule all the way through labor day weekend. berkley, east bay humane society is going to be hosting its annual or should say its award-winning 10th annual pints for paws craft

beer festival and also be participating in the first-ever california. adopt a pet day, which is a statewide initiative. we're all animal adoption fees are going to be waived. it takes place saturday, june 1st, it will feature more than 188 california welfare organizations offering fee waived adoptions at shelters and in pop ups in the community about one more than 2000 pets are going to be available. so. now is the time if thought about still have the kron. 4 morning news. multiple lanes are closed on the bay bridge going westbound right now. >> after a big rig catches on fire as you can see live. look right there. fire officials. >> working to try to get them out and try to get the lanes back open. we'll talk more about that. and also giant say looking to make it a to a row over the pirates and see that will find and of course, we have a lot going on this weekend. it is memorial day weekend and one of those things up in napa is bottle rock. >> in which case if you're heading up there, bring the

jackets today and tomorrow temperatures will be fairly cool. temps start to climb towards sunday. setting us up towards sunday. setting us up for a

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can see right from your screen, fire crews are there trying to put it out currently, like you mentioned, they've disconnected cab from the actual tractor trailer portion, which is what you see on the far right side lanes. firefighters earlier were dousing it with fire hoses trying to get the trailer, which was on fire out. looks like they've done a pretty good job of that. but because they need all that space on the right side to get all that work done, there. >> lanes of traffic funnel to the far left lane. that's the only one getting by. he can see coming to a slow crawl everybody trying to get around. so this is causing. >> quite a bit of a back them on the bay bridge. it's about 31 minutes for folks who are leaving the maze traveling to that fremont street exit. so look at the traffic starts to build there. and then as they're falling on to the bay bridge right now, we're not sure how long it's going to take for them to get that off of the bridge. once they get the fire completely out. they've got to get a tow truck. looks like they've been calling for a large and a tow

truck. the filter that off of the bay bridge this morning. so for a lot of folks who may be flying or traveling, maybe you might. you're heading to the airport sfo, i would say take part. we're not sure how long this is going to take, but it's going to give that guy a little while. they still got to get things off of the bridge once they got it out. if you are going to be heading around, maybe potentially taking other bridges, san mateo bridge, no major issues. 13 minutes. we're still light across the bay. 7 minutes largest ever fill the golden gate bridge. just that 20 minutes. so the bay bridge again be just tuning in. a big rig fire shutting down multiple lanes. one lane, as you can see is currently open right there. just as you're heading into your island, not sure how long this is going to last is causing quite the mess is all right. on that note, stay tuned. we'll keep you updated as we learn more. let's also get a check of the weather this morning. john, good good morning to you as well. it's definitely working in our favor for. >> anyone traveling elsewhere in the bay bridge right now. unfortunately. but we are

seeing a lot of sunshine now making its reappearance over the east bay hills after what had been some rapidly forming fog up the san mateo coastline this morning that in many cases did push in in the form of a low cloud cover into the bay shore as a itself skies grow clear and clear as the day goes by now we are off on the cooler trend for the memorial day weekend after what was a nice and sunny past week. low pressure skirting past the region is contributing to this cooler field as well as a few sierra showers in the form of rain up there here in the bay area today, mostly sunny, to borrow, partly cloudy chance of a sprinkle here. they're more likely up in the sierra, but also more like the up in the very northern coast of the state. eureka could see around a 10th of an inch of rainfall. so if you're heading north of the redwoods or heading up to lake tahoe, anticipate a sprinkle or 2 temperatures today are going to be cool 50's to low 60's in san francisco and along the coastline. where is the rest of the bay area? not much different than that. lot of

60's and today's forecast and it will be the same into tomorrow, too. so don't anticipate a very warm start to this memorial day weekend. in fact, it might be time to break out those long sleeves and a light jacket again, if you have a lot of outdoor plans, only a few low 70's like in napa getting up to 72 degrees today. santa rosa, our warmest spot at 75. good news. if you do have plans to get to remember, it's on memorial day itself on monday. we will be seeing daytime highs returning back to seasonal averages. so it will feel a little bit more like that late spring norm, as we do move into sunday and monday and will stay that way with 70's and 80's into next week. back to you. >> all right. thank you very much, john. 9.50, is the time. and if weather plays nice this weekend, which expected to there's a chance of maybe a sprinkle but really not going to get in the way of your plans, especially if you're but those burgers and hot dogs are going to cost you a little more grocery prices are more than 10% higher right now than

they were last year. fact, the price of frozen beef patties for those burgers. that's up more than 15% hot dogs not far behind at 14% more expensive. same goes for bonds too. each item costing more than it did last year. even if you want to stay healthy into the lettuce wrap thing that's going to cost you more to infect study showed lettuce prices are up nearly 14% with tomato prices up 5%. now some ways to save money include price shopping, obviously go to different supermarkets and go for maybe the store-brand go generic this time around and don't be afraid to use coupons. that's what they're there for. they could save you a lot of money. >> all right. have a new day. the bottle rock music festival kicks off in napa. they're going to have wine food and of course, a whole lot of music. some of the headlines today, stevie nicks, megan, thee stallion and now we are among those performing today. also, there's going to be pearl jam and sharon's another great one and the queens of the stone age. there also will be

performing over the weekend. we get all right. let's talk sports at 9.51. the giants rallied and pulled off a comeback win against the pirates on the road. >> twice in a row. they've done this crime for 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 bret lives 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. we're taking a closer look at the new windows feature that remembers everything you do on your everything you do on your computer. will it protect your

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died while serving in the armed forces. and grilling up burgers, a popular tradition over the labor day or the memorial day holiday weekend. but you won't have to wait until the weekend to enjoy it because today is national hamburger day about 50 billion burgers are eaten in america across if over the year the hamburger was developed in seymour, wisconsin, but there is little agreement over who actually created the very first one. that's a joy. >> and coming up in the next hour, we're talking about memorial day weekend is here. what travelers expect when hitting the road in a live report and depending on where you are, we do have a hot spot on the bay bridge this morning. i-80 westbound just as you're approaching your a we do have a big rig fire, as you can multiple lanes shut down. they just start to open few late. the funnel folks through. we'll talk about that back up. drive times now about 33 minutes. mace to that pretty much exit and trauma

ties at a graduation. what we're learning about a shooting at a high school commencement last night in the east. we'll be right back.

>> right now, the kron 4 morning news. 2 people are injured after shots are fired in 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 pack your patience. memorial day travel has begun. >> from the local news station, you're watching you. morning team.