: thanks for joining me on today's adventure. from the columbus zoo, i'm jack hanna, hoping you'll join me next time when we go into the wild. oh, he is mad. oh! [laughter] now on the kron. 4 morning news. people in the south bay rally to save one of their hospitals. >> why they say a closure could put their community at risk. and it's memorial day weekend how the city of san

francisco is honoring our service men and women today. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning. thank you so much for being here and joining us here on the kron 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it's saturday. may the 25th. let's get your day started with a look at the weather with dave sphar i good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and starting things off. it looks like we're back tracking into spring even though we're in unofficial start of summer can take us a while to start really feeling like that yet again. >> but for today, we do have that fog cloudiness right around the immediate bay and its snuck into some of the valleys inland to now, that's should on balance mix out for most locations will be a little stubborn at the coast. and that's a stubborn right now, as you can see, the east bay shoreline. but this will probably parse away long before leave you today. here's a look at our satellite picture in most of the major traffic is out to sea. can't quite make it out. but there's a little low kind of upstairs.

it's driving enough that provides that lift. so that keeps the marine layer kind of all strong and all. but it does provide us with cooling. remember, we like these things in july. in august, we got taken out onshore winds in place. you can see that will be the story over the next couple of days. temperature check for you. most readings in the middle 50's some lower 50's up north and along the coast. but that puts us a couple degrees ahead. will probably be sliding, though, all this morning as trail for more numbers from yesterday. 58 by 11 o'clock still fighting quite a bit of this fog clouds, particularly around the bay. 63, with a mixed bag of sun and clouds for the bay will say and probably more mostly sunny. well inland. more your forecast coming up. all right, dave, thank you. >> the only trauma center east san jose could shut down this summer as kron four's. jeff moment reports, community leaders are now asking the state's attorney general to investigate the hospitals. leadership. >> residents here in east side, san jose called the potential closure of the only

trauma center in the area, a life or death decision. and now city leaders along with residents here penned a letter to california's top cop. the attorney general's office asking them to investigate the owners of this hospital. >> i'm proud to stand firm in our request for attorney general rob bonta to launch a full investigation and to the recently announced closure outside the medical center friday. local advocates and city leaders say they're angry. it's time for the community to take action. >> the people of east san jose refused to wait. san jose councilmember peter ortiz represents the area where the medical center is. >> he says the site's access to this hospital saved his mom's life. she survived. >> heart attack last year. >> he's part of the coalition whose requesting california's attorney general to investigate hca healthcare, a for-profit health care operator which owns the hospital. hca, meantime, says it's eastside trauma center shutting down partly due to fewer people using it. it's

also set to slow down its stroke care unit. this closure is based on one goal. >> more profits for their shareholders, but local leaders say they just don't buy it like single mom. jessica did. justin who says her family has had to depend on the trauma i've had to use it once myself for my son. >> and once for my father-in-law, he went there with a heart attack. their lives were saved. she says if the trauma center wasn't there, it may have been a different story. somebody can die in that time that they could have already been connected to something in the trauma center. you know, hca sent kron 4 statement that says regional medical center is disappointed by the actions of certain officials and activists. it goes on to say we have been working diligently with santa clara county leaders to ensure the long-term well-being of our community's health where we're going. but for jessica, she's not planning on stopping anytime soon, says organization, latinos, contra cancer, believes the closure is discriminatory. kind of like an attack on side of, you

know, on our side of san jose. >> like we're just as important as everybody else. so i feel like we should have equal, you know, access or you know, to a trauma center just like everyone else. and if nothing is done to prevent the closure of the sites in those days, only trauma center, close date is set for august. 12th reporting in east side, san jose. jackie moment kron 4 news. >> we're going to have to move on to our next story here of proper to move forward a bit. happening today and the more in honor of memorial day weekend, the bay area community plans to celebrate our country service men and women that have fallen protecting our freedoms. oprah's tiffany justice is live for us now at golden gate national cemetery with more what's planned there. good morning to to think. >> good morning, stephanie. s for over 70 years scouts from all over the country have been helping to honor our fallen soldiers by decorating graves on more day weekend by placing

the american flag. so we want to talk more about what's happening around the bay area. the golden gate national cemetery will have a local scouts doing this today. the cemetery is the final resting place for 15 medal of honor recipients. this is a service project that started back in 1949. with the greater st. louis council that decorated 190,000 graves at jefferson barracks national cemetery with miniature u.s. flags. and ever since it has become one of the largest service projects in the country each year scouts counters veterans and other members of the community gather from all over the bay area to pay tribute to the men and women who have made the ultimate sacrifice in defense of our country. so today groups will start gathering already seen a handful scouts up bright and early this morning. we'll start gathering. doby had handle a gun a group of flags that they'll start placing on the graves. i'll have more on this throughout the morning. back to studio. >> all right, tiffany, thank you for that. now, the 2

incidents that forced shutdowns on major highways in the bay area friday, the first fire that engulfed a big rig on the bay bridge. let's take a look at that. >> now this happened on the upper deck of the bridge just east of treasure island. the crash forced westbound lanes to close for hours. drivers coming from the east bay told us it took them more than an hour just to get through the year. but when a tunnel, the big rig was carrying produce at the time it caught on fire. investigators are still trying to figure out how this blaze started. and in san jose all lanes are back open on southbound 101, after a deadly crash that killed 100 gallons of fuel on the roadway. this happened just north of blossom hill road friday afternoon. investigators say a wrong-way driver crashed into a big rig. they say the driver was thsown from his car and died at the scene. the driver of the big rig was not hurt. a motorcyclist is in the hospital after getting hit by a muni bus. it happened in the outer richmond area at the intersection of balboa and

44th avenue. officers believe the man ran a stop sign when he was hit by the bus. the bus ran over is lay. police say he is expected to survive. no one on the bus was hurt. have banned them. and like after that, as you see, everyone started running. the search for suspects involved in a high school graduation shooting continues this morning. it happened at skyline in oakland. police say a fight broke out in the parking lot with several suspects firing guns. they say 3 people were shot. all are expected to survive. police arrested a san jose man in connection to the death of his mother. police say they found a woman's body in a home on shadow dance drive near highway 87. her son was booked into jail as detectives continue to investigate san jose police continue their investigation this morning into a shooting in the bay view. we know at least one officer fired their gun citizen video shows heavy police presence around genting street and caroll avenue

thursday night officers got a report of someone with a rifle. when police arrived, they found the suspect and one officer fired their gun. the suspect was not shot but was taken to a hospital for non life-threatening injuries. the police investigation continues this morning into a san francisco hit and run involving a commercial truck. it happened yesterday afternoon in the city's tenderloin area around ellis and joan streets. the driver stayed on scene and is cooperating with police. and faces up to 5 years in state prison after he was convicted of molesting a 16 year-old girl on a muni train. prosecutors say the man molested the teen last may on the jay church line while she was coming home from school. a jury found the man guilty this week. his sentencing is scheduled for june 5th. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. a new law allows arizona doctors to come to california to perform abortions temporarily. plus. 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 rich on tech. >> great. the operating systems now spying on you. look at temperatures for today. we've got 58, 11 o'clock at to 63. >> going to be fighting some stubborn clouds for the bay and a little bit inland with afternoon, clearing better job in all of this. by the way, for tomorrow weekend does look great. the kron 4 morning news continues.

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>> all right, taking a live look outside at golden gate bridge at the golden gate bridge this saturday morning, looking quite damp out there overcast as well. day. >> the fog is going, hey, guess what, on hanging around town this weekend? yeah, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. but a different perspective for you. this is from our mount tam picture. and there you have the layer of cloud cover, fog, marine layer, whatever you want to call it right there and right above it. what's going on, drier air, little warmer. but the key issue is much drier, too. so we need to get again a little mixing going on here in peel. the sway of could be some problem areas. this afternoon. we'll point those out to you in just a bit. but that's a general scenario with the we're in a letter to slap on top of us this little low. that's upstairs. we like these guys in july in august because it provides nice blue skies. you saw above. but this time if year we have the thicker fog

at the deal with mid-fifties right now for the east bay. 59 for san jose. 51 san francisco. 52 half moon bay lower 50's hanging up north. back to our future cast here with that marine layer. look at the roadway inland most pronounced, but even in the early afternoon problem areas here in the south bay, little bit off to the east bay and peninsula, those look to be the last inland areas to clear today. and that will still be in the afternoon of the coast, particularly along the peninsula. it's going to be rough going today. you're probably see clouds all day and chilly. temperatures are forecast there with the 50's in place. doesn't quite feel at all like a start to summer are getting things started on sunday morning. marine layer comes back, but it's really spilling in the monterey bay, not so much up here and that will mix out much quicker and by noon, most areas should be back into the mostly sunny mode. bumping those inland temperatures up a noticeable amount for your sunday compared to the day back to the monday. drill will do that yet again and open up the skies for your afternoon. now, meanwhile, we do have the onshore winds that brings in

the marine layer at night, not too bad there into the teens and and the lower 20's at that. and that is also helping keeping us cool over today. and also into tomorrow numbers get a little bit more pronounced in the afternoon hours, but it will be with us through monday. i did check sfo said they didn't have any delays yet. they might just change that. but for today at the coast, it's fog and chilly again. 40's prevail inland. a few clouds lingering but cool. even for the season here now for tomorrow, mostly sunny. and we'll see some afternoon clearing at the coast where it's going to be tougher going today, warmer inland with mid 70's. then for next next week, you're not going so much of a bump on temperatures on monday. it's really going to be the latter portion of the week. we'll get back in the those 80's maybe in scratching into some middle 80's at that as well. for today, we got 59 san francisco variable clouds, part of the fairest way to freeze and on balance. 62 for oakland still got those scattered clouds and then 76. meanwhile for san jose, there's the big board for you and you can see plenty of chilly numbers to be have

maybe popping a 73 up there to a santa rosa next couple of days. check it out here. we have moving to the 80's by the middle of the week stuff is just to be slow as the official start to some unofficial start to summer, logical summer. get your next week to june. and that's what hurricane season is. so everybody things converging here in the next week. it's just up the work of the weather and we'll just be patient. get through this damp morning and things will change up. it look pretty good this wonderful thanks, dave. >> well, state lawmakers are now back in their districts from a long weekend, but not before a dancing hundreds of bills ahead of a key deadline. >> our capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports. >> yeah, we're talking more than 800 bills on all kinds of matters from speeding to child trafficking. >> we have a serious problem holding back tears, bakersfield, republican state senator shannon grove delivered emotional remarks on the senate floor about the issue of child trafficking

across the state. we cannot sit idly by children are bought and sold in california like pieces of meat and underground grocery store. that's why grove says she's been fighting to get her bill sb 1414, past from its house of origin of the state senate and get it over to the state assembly ahead to friday evening's deadline groves bill would classify the purchasing of a minor for commercial as a felony. that could increase penalties and jail time for those convicted. but to groves, great frustration. democrats on the senate public safety committee added amendments to the bill to exempt 16 17 year-olds from the legislation out of concern. some in that age range, maybe taking advantage of in lord into the purchasing of commercial notion is 16 17 year old children. >> are somehow less deserving of additional protections is absolutely absurd. stockton, democratic senator susan talamantes eggman called up members of her own party for adding in the time with us. >> protecting people who would buy. and abuse our children. i'm done.

>> i don't want to send more black and brown men to prison. i don't want more people in prison. >> but i don't want people buying girls. i don't want people buying little girls anymore. and i'm tired of saying it's ok, we have a moral responsibility to say enough, we have given away enough on this area and we've got to move back into the center or we all look like fools. it seemed her colleagues agreed ice. 36 0. the measure passes in the assembly. members passed a bill refer to as the pet rent bent. >> in essence, requiring landlords to accept tenants with pets. but landlords still would be allowed to limit the number of pets apartment buildings with fewer than 15 units would also be exempt. on the issue of transportation. senator scott wiener's bill to place technology known as speed governors into vehicles to slow them down. if they go over the speed limit also passed its chamber. the goal of this legislation is to save lives. too many people are

dying and calibration >> and now that these bills passed the house of lords and they will now be up to the other house to determine whether to send them to the governor's desk reporting at the state capitol. a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >> governor gavin newsom signed a bill into law allowing arizona doctors to come to california to perform abortions for their patients. this comes after the arizona supreme court ruled in favor of an 18 64 law banning nearly all abortions in that state. arizona lawmakers repealed the law, but the move will not take effect until the fall. in the meantime, california's new law takes effect immediately allowing licensed arizona doctors to perform abortions for their patients through the end of november. in a statement, newsom wrote, 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 decision about their bodies, health and futures. i knew featured rather called recall is coming to the next generation of windows

computers. our rich demuro shows us how it works in today's rich on tech. >> microsoft's new ai pcs comes 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 for key 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 visited 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 story only on your device. >> everything you've seen or done on your computer and then you can find it in this 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. >> we're going hear there's some 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 in 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 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. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. a number of popular snacks may be banned from school lunches. >> why some lawmakers say the move will protect student move will protect student health.

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san francisco and los angeles with a bullet train is moving forward. the california high-speed rail authority is expected to submit final plans next month for environmental approval. the segment between palmdale and burbank is the last section that still needs clearance. it's also one of the most complex and challenging portions because crews say it requires carving out some of the longest tunnel ever constructed through mountainous terrain. and police in daly city are looking for 2 people accused of assaulting a store worker. it happened last tuesday at the smart and final store on mission in bismarck streets. investigators say the store manager stopped and asked a male and female shopper for the receipt. the pair have

been trying to leave with a cart full of merchandise. suspect then punched the manager before getting away with some candy. anyone with information is asked to please call daly city police. intel. also, police are looking for 3 people accused of stealing $30,000 worth of cigarettes from a delivery truck. it happened thursday morning at shell gas station on el camino, real and college avenue. the suspects were ski masks during the robbery. the investigation continues this morning. cheetos and other ships could soon be banned from school cafeterias. lawmakers approved a bill banning snacks with certain kinds of food. i in california schools, the bill would also ban products like froot loops. the approved bill now heads to the senate. absolutely not down anyway. that means something for the city. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, the effort to recall oakland mayor sheng thao moves forward. why organizers say they want the organizers say they want the mayor out.

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morning news. the man convicted of attacking paul pelosi last year is set to be re sentenced in federal court. >> after a judge ruled that proper procedures were not followed. and experts are warning weekend travels some hazardous strict conditions towards the coast. why they say people should take caution at the beach this memorial weekend. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. thank you so much for joining us today. let's get you started this half hour with a look at our forecast with dave spahr

>> hey, stephanie, good morning and good morning, everybody. quite a bit of cloud cover fog clouds we have to deal with. and they're pretty pervasive there just about everywhere, if you will. and that will mix out of for the inland spots. this afternoon. however, around the bay, it's gonna be a little bit more slow going. and we see even this activity in the south bay. this is one of the places we sometimes run to get some sunshine. well, slow going this morning, as you can see, 2, this is one of our problem areas in the south bay. >> little bit around the alum and the media county and also in the southern end of the peninsula. >> for the santa cruz mountains, that's where some of this moisture is going to trap this afternoon and therefore, that's going to keep some of this cloud cover around. we're going to keep it kind of variable clouds, how it kind of phrase that on balance our onshore winds provide fresh moisture, too. but there is dry air upstairs. the will help out temperature. check for middle 50's for the east bay. we've got 52, san francisco, a half moon bay and also up north. your contrast to yesterday were a couple degrees ahead of that progress. but as you can see for the breakdown, we've got

to cloud cover even inland as we get to 11 o'clock as late as that. but by this afternoon, we should start to see some mostly sunny skies working in here again, problem areas will be parts of the east bay, south bay and the peninsula little bit more. that 4 zone forecast coming up. we'll take a look into next week, too. stephanie. dave, thank you. >> it's set to be a busy week for attorneys representing david de pap the man convicted at a federal level for attacking paul pelosi. the husband of nancy pelosi. the path is set 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 spoke with attorney michael cardoza. what we could possibly 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. 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. >> 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 may be worried about this whole case being reversed and that's why she's pushing for re-sentencing. we'll be following both the federal and state cases on air and online kron 4 dot com. and a warning. if you're planning to hit the coast this weekend, officials say linda mar beach in pacifica has a 54 percent bacteria rate the surfrider foundation which focuses on improving coastal water. quality says that amount of bacteria could be putting public health at risk. >> what you want to do is you want to check local water quality reports before you get into the water. we the surfrider foundation posts are

water results on instagram, facebook and online. you can find or not this information, sir. fred, a downward but also pay attention to swim advisories and avoid swimming right after it rains. i don't swim or surf near a creek such as pedro creek or other outlets, where storm water drains and then important you know, you want people to rinse off with clean fresh water before you when you leave the beach. >> the surfrider foundation says they post water testing reports online every week on their website that you can check out and you can keep them in oakland, a group says they have enough signatures to force a recall of mayor sheng thao four's. dan kerman has more on that. >> the push to recall oakland mayor sheng thao is pressing forward. we are having. >> and incorrectly successful recall campaign opponents of taos say they have so far gathered more than 30,000 signatures 5,000 more than the

25,000 needed. >> to force a recall election in november, people say, well, you know, you should give them more time more time to do work. she's already almost destroyed oakland. we want to give her more time to completely destroy open. we cannot afford to do that. we cannot afford to do it. will recall backers have a laundry list of complaints. crime remains at the top of that list. but the mayor points to oakland police crime stats indicating crime is down 17% over the last 3 years down. 34 1% when you compare last year to this year in 2021. oakland had 134 homicides. >> we're now on track this year for less, for less than half of that, not only is crime down from last year. but it's down in comparison to the last several years. >> oakland. is getting back on track backers of the recall admit some crimes are down. >> they also make the claim that's because people aren't reporting crimes as much as

they used to. and because fed-up retailers have closed their stores crime absolutely not down anyway. that means something for the crime. it's not down to the way that makes feel safe. crime has not gone the way that businesses pull recall backers say they will wait until they have 40,000 signatures to file. >> since tao only received just under 40,000st choice votes in the first round of the ranked choice voting election. >> back in november of 2022. that sends the message. >> we are going to have more people signing to recall, know, voting for you to get elected in the first place. we will be calling upon her to resign if a majority of oakland residents vote in favor of recalling tau in november. >> a special election must then be scheduled. so replacement candidates can run for her seat. >> dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> santa clara county plans to spray for disease carrying mosquitoes treatment happens

around the lane near story road in fleming avenue since april. the county says it's found at least a dozen bugs from mosquito species known to carry diseases, including the zika virus and spring to start next wednesday. and next weekend, california kicks off its first ever adopt a pet day to mark the moment east bay spca hosts a community-run with shelter dogs at their dublin location. community members can enjoy the outdoors, get some exercise while helping animals in need. the event is next saturday, june first from 9 to 11:00am, and all adoption fees will be waived. if you're missing a pet care in san francisco. listen up to this. a calming colorful bird was found yesterday in the outer richmond area is not pretty and visiting from san jose says he found this bird on the street 47 avenue between balboa and he noticed the bird could not fly. so he and a friend picked up and went door to door to try and find the owner. a friendly neighbor did

not claim the bird but did offer this cage as a way to transport. >> me, my friend so far been take care of the burden. we don't want this fella to be out and about on its own because it looks like. to belongs indoors in a cat point. its own its wings have been clipped. it's trying to find a couple times. doesn't go if this is your bird, i hope he gets back to you. >> the jackson when says when he posted about the bird on next door, did not get any replies. so someone watching this. i can recognize that burden. get it back home to work a well, san francisco is one step closer to establishing a historically black college and university mayor london breed says 60 interns from hbc use across the country will live and learn in san francisco this summer. she says this is the first step to building long-term future of hbc use in san francisco, mayor breed says local organizations have already partnered up to 4 in the plan and move that idea forward. well, if you like

good food and wine or vicki liviakis has you covered on today's dine and dish, she takes us inside colts of our one bar in san francisco. >> of wine and a sunny afternoon. who can argue with that. this is wine country, though. it's san francisco. welcome to both of can i get you a glass of wine besides the marina neighborhood and an upcoming location in sausalito called of our gear. ali is a new outpost for cult of our wine in a place. a lot of tourists associate with chocolate. you know, people can sit down and enjoy themselves for an hour with friends and family and >> have some wind and some food and that's that's what makes a lot of fun. >> tony harris and his sister ginger used to come here with their folks. so it seemed it's exciting to be back here and to be in this location where visa come celebrate with something is a stop off the napa valley. we grow grapes in the napa valley and we've been growing grapes for about 25 years. having been born and

raised in san francisco, we we try to bring the napa valley, the san francisco, david creates dishes like fresh thomas with organic garden vegetables. a cheese and charcuterie plate. and this crowd pleaser. >> issue for the grill until may to sue. it's just one of the best sellers on the restaurant went all of her to make all of well. we also raise honey bees up in napa. >> we on our state 100% certified organic casper state. for a grandfather who went to napa 1958 line is available by the glass with a bottle. a chance to. >> sip and savor the moment. i think impress to be really proud of what we're doing here in san francisco. vicki ahead on the kron 4 morning - news. the giants offense comes alive against the mets in new york as they look to extend their winning streak on the road.

>> a little chilly going on for today. even as we open up the skies this afternoon inland, there will still have better job of that tomorrow. even scraping and perhaps an 80 here or there and warming up to the lower 80's. by the time we get to the latter portion of the week, i'll have your extended forecast. the your extended forecast. the kron 4 morning news continues.

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camera this saturday morning. just love seeing the blue sky up there. but dave, just a bit of a damp start for those waking up, at least in san francisco. >> yeah, that's marine layer that we're going to deal with all around the bay. and we're even seeing some of this fog happening in london. have a little stop here for sfo for you, but not a bad start for folks up in tahoe already. this somebody's gives you a general idea of what we're looking for. not about started all. i mean, that really starts to feel like that summer morning, doesn't you know, a little bit. he's going on a little bit of fog, too forecast, though, for 69 by tomorrow, we're starting to improve to the lower 70's. you can see by monday and tuesday. now we're being influence a lot more artificially because this low is impacting us greatly. not as much that happening, though, as you can see up in the hills and mountains sfo, i know you see a lot of fog here. they're reporting no delays occurring with this. but it may affecting particular airlines and some travel track. so just again, check on your particular situation. but at least the whole airport

doesn't appear to be impacted yet, although that fog, the traffic remain pretty much north of us complements of our high. that's in place. we'll get to that in a bit. middle 50's pretty much in the east bay right now. 57 for any act lower 50's up north. 51 meanwhile for san francisco, futurecast for boy, it takes a while to clear out. and even in that, we don't usually see this in the south bay. but the santa cruz mountains, those are going to be some troubled areas along with the coast to that tends to be somewhat typical. that fog is going to be slow to clear today. and it's going to be a cool day for everybody, particularly with those onshore winds at work. all right. in your sunday, we do the same kind of thing again. but the fog will be as aggressive in its not really impacting the north bay as much as you would expect. and we get to sunday really affects a monterey bay now and we clear that up pretty nicely into the afternoon. so even though we have some fog going on tomorrow morning will clear out by the afternoon today. it's again, little slow going up into the afternoon, even well inland. so all week as a whole comes together like

this, this guy here, this is our almost semi permanent resident for the summer months. the one it's blocking maneuvers. you can see there. there's a little way -he drop south on tuesday, but that just corrects temperatures a little bit. we're going to stay dry, starting to warm up a little bit as we finish off the week and more traffic from the pacific should staying north. we'll see how that holds. but what looks like this week ahead remaining dry and getting a little bit more into that summer like weather when we get to the latter portion of the week. but for today, 4 zone forecast that marine layer. remember 59 san francisco to the coast, upper 50's going to basically overcast. looks like for good chunk of the day. at least 61 for burlingame millbrae about 59. 64 foster city in palo alto, redwood city in the south bay temps striking about 70 or so. this is going to be run of the problem areas to try to clear out today east bay shoreline to the south, lower to middle 60's upper 60's happening inland. unofficial start to 68 going on for concord. 58 for berkeley. little bit of a

temperature gradient between the 2 locations, not as dramatic as we'll see later. 62 allay onshore winds 70 for fairfield. 67 napa in about a 73. meanwhile, 4 santa rosa, 7 day forecast. here is the gradual warm up. we get interrupted. we showed you that little front for the middle of the week and then away we go into the 80's as we finish off the weekend. it looks pretty good heading into next weekend. don't forget next. saturday will be the start of summer, at least logical terms and the start of hurricane season. okay. good to know and love the sight of sunshine. yeah. got plenty of it be patient. great. thanks. day. >> several events takeover oakland's lake merritt for the unofficial start of summer as dave is referencing there today, the city kicks off the love. our lake event. a summertime campaign aiming to revitalize the area. people can enjoy a free live music and a community picnic over the past few years, the lake has been subject to an uptick of vandalism. organizer shared why she wants to invite people 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 is top of mind for us. >> and nintendo is coming to san francisco on to our next story here. the video. but a new store in union square, an area where major retailers have closed up shop kron four's rob nesbitt reports. >> the video games of the 10 do spend multiple generations fun for kids of today and the stealth jet for adults who grew up playing on friday announced that they will be

opening a new store. san francisco being the lucky location. when i heard the news this morning, you know, jumping up and down san francisco mayoral candidate aaron peskin is a supervisor for the district where union square is located and where nintendo plans on opening its new store. the company says it will be a place for a wide range of visitors to experience the its products and characters from mario kart to poke him on the amazing it's going to attract young people, but also people my age who are nostalgic about nintendo. and it's exactly what union square needs. it's an attractive experience. friday's announcement comes at a time when many retailers have closer union square locations. >> jewelry, store. sure. even company closed earlier this month after operating in union square for 172 years. ceo of the union square alliance, marisa rodriguez saying, quote, this exciting addition, heralds a new era in retail experiences, blending family friendly fun with the cutting edge spirit of san francisco's renowned gaming and technology sectors. but using union square reaffirms the district

status as a premier destination when people come because they want to go to nintendo, there are actually going to avail themselves everything else that is available at union square. we saw that with the ikea store opening. i think it means that that we're going to see a big boost in. >> regional draw. this will be nintendo second official store in the u.s. joining the first located in new york city. >> it's scheduled to open in 2025. in san francisco, rob nesbitt kron. 4 news and exciting coming out there in union square. >> proper is celebrating api heritage month events of all kinds are happening across the bay area, including a culinary extravaganza in san francisco. this weekend marks the start of the chow fun dining out event and dozens of delicious local restaurants are taking part in this. i spoke with the organizers on friday. >> but i live here in exception for 44 years. and we've never really had patient specific celebrations and 50

by 55% of the residents. here are asians. so i thought would be great to api heritage month by supporting our small business owners as well. it is no better way to get to not culture done through food. >> and the event does start today. and last a week for more information you can head to our website kron 4 dot com. great way to support local businesses. well, not a bay area baseball. the giants took on the mets in new york last night looking to extend their win streak to. well, son brings us the highlights. >> well, the giants, they continue their eastern road trip on friday night against them. it's in new york in before the game got going. they've actually won 6 of 7 look to continue their winning ways in the big apple web. giants its fans came to give up for good all. ballpark me. oh, i don't know if it's a hot dog or bird, but it looks great and he's definitely keeping them into each other before the game gets going. so

the minutes they jumped on. giants starter kyle harrison pretty early in this one in the first man on the alonso. he led the singer to short right field and francisco lindor comes around the school and the take a nothing lead. now the giants came right back in the second when jorge soler layer has his. >> he's been doing some pretty good at he hit that one high and deep to center field there. it was his home run of the season. it went out 411. it tied the game up. the it they had a 3, 2, lead at this point added on to jd martinez. it's mammoth homer into the there 424 feet. they go up. 42 them. it's doing well. 3 pitches later. mark vientos. he departs his 3rd homer of the season over the wall in right 5 to 2 of them. it's continue to lead the mitt. they live by 63 in 2 outs, though, right here for bases loaded for patrick bailey. he rips the shot out to center field. no doubt about that

one. that's a grand slam right there. 420 that blast with and just it was giants on top. 76 in the giants go up 8 to 7 minutes. they have the bases loaded 2 outs will be in toast at the plate. camillo do borrow on the mound hits a slow chopper to 3rd chapman, their hands throws it out to be in but details out and it was a spectacular play at the end of the game to keep the giants on top in that one. 87 was the final. >> and will the gold glover doing with the gold glove does the win for the giants a civic to you guys that this. >> aaron, thank you. we'll be >> aaron, thank you. we'll be right back.

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>> san francisco's carnival festival takes over the city's mission district this weekend. the event celebrates latin american and caribbean culture. community members can enjoy a variety of foods are displays and musical performances from 50 different artists. and don't miss out on the grand parade. starting at 9.30 sunday morning. >> still ahead on the next hour of the kron, 4 morning news, a south bay medical center plans to shut down for good. latest on the community movement to keep facility open. plus, the city of san francisco plans to honor service men and women. this memorial day weekend. we're live from event saluting their service today. also the latest on summer events planned around lake merritt. why organizers are encouraging more people to come out to the area. stay with us. the kron 4 morning news continues.

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>> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it's saturday. may the 25th. let's get your day started with a look at the weather with dave sphar. good morning, david. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. in a thick marine layer to deal with you have fog and oh, yeah, clouds even well inland. and that's going to give a little bit of a slow start or a daily warming. >> we'll take a little while to clear out even inland. so, but the patient looks like a pretty good weekend in store for us to maybe even a few little coastal sprinkles to start things off to crossing bridges and so forth. the scene we have right now for you. this is a san jose state in this is actually one of the problem areas. in other words, this area is going to be one of the slowest to clear today, not something we usually say, but it's a pretty much clearing up in the north and we'll get the east bay as the morning progresses here. most the traffic from the pacific. it's just to the north. this

is being locally driven by this upper level low that's providing the lift to bring it up in. give us this fog onshore winds in place. we've got them in the teens for the most part of they'll pick up a little bit this afternoon. most the readings are in the mid-fifties. you can see in the east bay lower 50's to the west. this probably won't change much this morning and lower 50's to middle 50's up north a little bit ahead of where we were from yesterday, but only by a degree or 2. the breakdown today has plenty of clouds to start things off by high noon. still fighting some of those fog clouds at about 60 64. so mid afternoon as temperatures even inland struggle to reach at around 70 now looks like a bit more warmer. warmer temperatures for you tomorrow and better clearing in store for us and not to shabby on monday. morning forecast coming up in a stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> the only trauma center in east san jose could shut down the summer as kron four's. jeff moment reports community leaders are now asking the state's attorney general to investigate the hospitals. leadership.

>> residents here in east side, san jose called the potential closure of the only trauma center in the area, a life or death decision. and now city leaders along with residents here penned a letter to california's top cop. the attorney general's office asking them to investigate the owners of this hospital. >> i'm proud to stand firm in our request for attorney general rob bonta to launch a full investigation and to the recently announced closure outside the medical center friday. local advocates and city leaders say they're angry. it's time for the community to take action. >> the people of east san jose refused to wait. san jose councilmember peter ortiz represents the area where the medical center is. >> he says the site's access to this hospital saved his mom's life. she survived. >> heart attack last year. >> he's part of a coalition whose requesting california's attorney general to investigate hca healthcare, a for-profit health care operator which owns the

hospital. hca, meantime says it's eastside trauma center shutting down partly due to fewer people using it. it's also set to slow down its stroke care unit. this closure is based on one goal. >> more profits for their shareholders, but local leaders say they just don't buy it like single mom. jessica did. justin who says her family has had to depend on the trauma i've had to use it once myself for my son. >> and once for my father-in-law, he went there with a heart attack. their lives were saved. she says if the trauma center wasn't there, it may have been a different story. somebody can die in that time that they could have already been connected to something in the trauma center. you know, hca sent kron 4 statement that says regional medical center is disappointed by the actions of certain officials and activists. it goes on to say we have been working diligently with santa clara county leaders to ensure the long-term well-being of our community's health where we're going. but for jessica, she's not planning on stopping anytime soon, says organization, latinos, contra

cancer, believes the closure is discriminatory. kind of like an attack on side of. >> you know, on our side of san jose. like we're just as important as everybody else. so i feel like we should have equal, you know, access or you know, to a trauma center just like everyone else. and if nothing is done to prevent the closure of the sites in those days, only trauma center, close date is set for august 12. >> reporting in east side, san jose. jackie moment kron 4 news. >> happening today, this memorial day weekend, a number of bay area events honor our country service men and women force. tiffany justice is live at golden gate national cemetery in san francisco for us right now with a preview of what's planned there. good morning, tiffany. >> good morning, stephanie. they're easily a few 100 people here at the ceremony on this very misty saturday morning. the ceremony are yes. cemeteries ceremony is set to start at 8 o'clock this

morning nearly 70 years scouts from all over the country have been helping to honor our fallen soldiers by decorating graves on memorial day weekend by placing the american flag. the goal gate national sarah cemetery will have local doing this today. >> this cemetery is the final resting. >> it does sound like we may be having some technical going to work on that. and as soon as that's fixed, we'll try and bring her back into the program. now, in the meantime, 2 incidents for shutdowns on major highways in the bay area friday. the first fire that engulfed a big rig on the bay bridge. let's take a look at that. this happened on the upper deck of the bridge just east of treasure island. the crash force westbound lanes to close for hours. drivers coming from the east bay told us it took them more than an hour just to get through the year. but when a tunnel, the big rig was carrying produce at the time it caught on fire. investigators are still trying to figure out how the blaze started. and in san jose all

lanes are back open on southbound 101, after a deadly crash that spilled 100 gallons of fuel on the roadway. this happened just north of blossom hill road on friday afternoon. investigators say a wrong-way driver crashed into a big rig. they say the driver was thrown from his car and died at the scene. the driver of the big rig was not hurt. a motorcyclist is in the hospital after getting hit by a muni bus. it happened in the outer richmond area at the intersection of balboa and 44th avenue. officers believe the man ran a stop sign when he was hit by the bus. the bus ran over his leg. police say he is expected to survive. no one on the bus was hurt. we ke after that, as you see, everyone started the suspect or rather the search for suspects involved a high school graduation shooting that does continue this morning. it happened at skyline in oakland. police say a fight broke out in the parking lot with several suspects firing guns. they say

3 people were shot. all that are expected to survive. alright, returning to our story that we just tried to bring to you moments ago. again, this memorial day weekend. we know a number of bay area events are happening honoring our country service men and women. let's go back to proper stephanie justice, who is live for us now at golden gate national cemetery in san francisco with a look at an event that's planned their pay to >> hey, stephanie s there are a lot of people here at the cemetery. a few 100 i would say for this ceremony that's set to start at 8 o'clock this morning for over 7 years scouts from all over the country have been helping to honor our fallen soldiers by decorating graves on memorial day weekend with the american flag, the golden gate national cemetery will have a local scouts doing this today. the cemetery is the final resting place for 15 medal of honor recipients. >> and this is a service project that started back in

1949. with the greater st. louis council that decorate it 190,000 graves at jefferson barracks national cemetery with miniature u.s. flags. and ever since it has become one of the largest service projects in the country each year scouts scatter is veterans and other members of the community gather from all over the bay area to pay tribute to the men and women who have made the ultimate sacrifice in defense of our country. today. this morning we spoke with members of the belmont road was shores. rotary clubs volunteering today. there's 10 of us coming from our club alone. it's a chance to do we seen the flags out here, but never. >> actually participated in because it's touching. it's really touching. feel like i'm doing something good. the weekend means real. i take it to heart. it's not just the barbecue and happy times, but really to think about why we have royal day. it's a time for all of us to just. take a

moment. >> it's important because look around, you guys. these people died for us. the least i can do wake up at, you know, 5 in the morning to be here. >> all right. so this misty weather slash rain, not stopping the scouts and volunteers from waking up this morning being out here to partake in this soon after the ceremony starts, the boy scouts will get a handful of flags and all start placing them at each stone greystone row by row. back to you studio. alright, tiffany, thank you for your coverage this morning. police arrested a san jose man in connection to the death of his mother. police say they found a woman's body and home. >> on shadow dance drive near highway 87. her son was booked into jail as detectives continue to investigate. temperatures. the police continue their investigation this morning into a shooting in the bay view area. we know

at least one officer fired their gun citizen app. video shows heavy police presence around genting street and caroll avenue on thursday afternoon. officers got a report of someone with a rifle. when police arrived, they found the suspect and one officer fired their gun. the suspect was not shot, but he was taken to a hospital for non life-threatening injuries. and the police investigation continues this morning into a san francisco hit and run involving a commercial truck. it happened yesterday afternoon in the city's tenderloin area around ellison jones street. the driver stayed on scene and is cooperating with police. and faces up to 5 years in state prison after he was convicted of molesting a 16 year-old girl on a muni train. prosecutors say the man molested the teen last may on the jay church line was she was coming home from school. jury found the man guilty this week. his sentencing is scheduled for june 5th. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. a new law allows arizona

doctors to come to california to perform abortions temporarily. plus. >> it's a new windows feature that remembers everything you do on your computer. will it protect your privacy? i'm rich demuro. that's coming up rich on tech. >> and quite a bit of that. they fog right at the negotiating through. we should see some afternoon clearing, but even inland, you have some fog deal with as well this morning. 64 by mid-afternoon a bit on the cool side. both the coast in well inland, little bit of an improvement on that front, too. we'll cover for front, too. we'll cover for you coming up in just that.

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we're back. good morning, everybody. live shot coming from the golden gate bridge. and you can see the fog peeling away from the surface. now building to the. >> above us to give us overcast sky conditions, flags not to particularly active, but it will be from that onshore direction. good morning, everybody. and welcome to the memorial day weekend here. a bit on the chilly side, certainly to start to warm up a little bit by the time we get to monday and inland, you'll see some warming to. but today, kind of on the cool side, just about all locations. this send it out of san jose state in the overcast skies already in place. this will take a little longer to clear. however, it looks like from the models that we're looking at going to be kind of cloudy through a good chunk of the day may be clearing out a little bit in the afternoon and one other shot for you. this is mount tam picture. you see it shaking a little bit with the winds, but it shows you right above that layer. there is the clear skies, sunny skies and

dry air, too. so we do have this big layer, nice, dry air here and stop to be that much warmer. but it's that mixing process that we have to get going now off the pacific. most of the travel west to east. we do have a high that will be building and that will provide some warming temperatures for you towards the end of the week. numbers already 60 antioch mid-fifties off to the east bay lower 50's up north and also along the coast. futurecast for here's the problem i was talking about. you see it just gets cleared out there in the south a little bit around the santa cruz mountains get snagged mid afternoon. so takes it just about all day to do this. and boom comes back again for tonight. not the great coverage that we have this morning. and that should settled. little clear, clear, a quicker. so today's the day to have to negotiate through this kind of fog bank a little bit in places that don't normally or aren't as intrusive as we're seeing today. now behind all tf this, this is again at the surface. now. but look at this coverage area. we have these high humidity levels showing how far that bree lerta spilled into the inland locations and throughout the day today.

mixes out, but not as great as you would think. still in the 40% range. now, keeping in mind, it is a cooler day to day 2 for the season. that is and we did the same thing agais for tomorrow. quite good and coverage in tomorrow afternoon. little dryer and also a little warmer to it. looks like for us see the marine layer coming back again for monday. we'll do a little bit fog roll again, but again, better clearing by monday's well onshore winds. the arrows pretty much stay for the westerly direction here that provides little extra cooling that will get just about all weekend long. they're going right across the quirkiness straight and a little bit from the south nudge, too sfo. lot of fog going on here. last report. they didn't have any a delays being reported at the coast. fog with chilly conditions and that will be final day of that fog bank of cloud cover to deal with inland. a few clouds lingering into the afternoon. cool tomorrow, mostly sunny. some afternoon, coastal clearing. so even clearing job at the coast a little better than today, warmer inland with mid 70's. and we build on that sunny and warming all next

week. we'll get to about 80 or so come say wednesday or thursday and then maybe the middle 80's by the time we get to friday and into next weekend looks okay. 59 san francisco on balance variable clouds, chilly. 62 open. 76. meanwhile, 4 san jose there it is on the big board. oops, i didn't update this. i'm terrible start. there's a good check for what we look like the next few days. 71 for a today inland about 78 going on for saturday and for your monday about 79 your seven-day forecast coming up in a bit, stephanie. all right, david, thank you. state lawmakers are now back in their districts for the long weekend, but not before a dancing hundreds of bills ahead of a key deadline. >> capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports. >> yeah, we're talking more than 800 bills on all kinds of matters from speeding to child trafficking. >> we have a serious problem holding back tears, bakersfield, republican state senator shannon grove delivered emotional remarks on the senate floor about the

issue of child trafficking across the state. we cannot sit idly by children are bought and sold in california like pieces of meat and underground grocery store. that's why grove says she's been fighting to get her bill sb 1414, past from its house of origin of the state senate and get it over to the state assembly ahead to friday evening's deadline groves bill would classify the purchasing of a minor for commercial as a felony. that could increase penalties and jail time for those convicted. but to groves, great frustration. democrats on the senate public safety committee added amendments to the bill to exempt 16 17 year-olds from the legislation out of concern. some in that age range, maybe taking advantage of in lord into the purchasing of commercial ocean is 16 17 year old children. >> are somehow less deserving of additional protections is absolutely absurd. stockton, democratic senator susan talamantes eggman called up members of her own party for adding in the time with us. >> protecting people who would buy. and abuse our children.

i'm done. >> i don't want to send more black and brown men to prison. i don't want more people in prison, but i don't want people buying girls. i don't want people buying little girls anymore. and i'm tired of saying it's ok, we have a moral responsibility to say enough, we have given away enough on this area and we've got to move back into the we all look like fools. it seemed for colleagues agreed. >> 36 0. the measure passes in the assembly. members passed a bill refer to as the pet rent bent. in essence, requiring landlords to accept tenants with pets. but landlords still would be allowed to limit the number of pets apartment buildings with fewer than 15 units would a so be exempt. on the issue of transportation. senator scott wiener's bill to place technology known as speed governors into vehicles to slow them down. if they go over the speed limit also passed its chamber. the goal of this legislation is to save

lives. too many people are dying and calibration >> another these bills passed the house of lords and they will now be up to the other house to determine whether to send them to the governor's desk reporting at the state capitol. a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >> and governor gavin newsom signed a bill into law allowing arizona doctors to come to california to perform abortions for their patients. this comes after the arizona supreme court ruled in favor of an 18 64 law banning nearly all abortions in that state. arizona lawmakers repeal the law, but the move will not take effect until the fall. in the meantime, california's new law takes effect immediately allowing licensed arizona doctors to perform abortions for their patients through the end of november. in a statement, newsom wrote, 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 decision about their bodies. health and futures. a

new feature called recall is coming to the next generation of windows computers. our rich demuro shows us how it works in today's rich on tech. >> microsoft's new ai pcs comes 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 yoi 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 trees. >> we're going hear there are some trees. and 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 in 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. >> still ahead on kron 4 morning news. a number of popular snacks may be banned from school cafeterias. why some lawmakers say the move some lawmakers say the move will protect student health.

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punched the manager before getting away with some merchandise. anyone with information is asked to please call daly city police. and palo alto. police are looking for 3 people accused of stealing $30,000 worth of cigarettes from a delivery truck. it happened thursday morning shell gas station on el camino. real in college avenue. the suspects were ski masks during the robbery. the investigation continues this morning. cheetos and other ships could soon be banned from school cafeterias. lawmakers approved a bill banning snacks with certain kinds of die of food. i brother in california schools. the bill would also ban products like froot loops. the approved bill now heads to the senate. absolutely not down way. that means something for the city. >> and on the kron 4 morning news, the effort to recall oakland mayor sheng thao moves forward. >> why organizers say they >> why organizers say they want the mayor

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>> now on the kron 4 morning news, the man convicted of attacking paul pelosi is set to be re sentenced in federal court. a look at the reason why. and if you're planning to head to the water of long holiday weekend, the latest safety warning experts want you to know involving a popular local beach. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. thank you so much for joining us today. at 8.30, i'm stephanie lin. let's get you started this half hour with a look at the forecast with mister dave sphar heyday. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and while

to start things off, quite a bit of cloud cover fog. you know that marine layer and all that. >> quite thick this morning. not your imagination. and the other issue is going to be slow to clear in some places. it doesn't usually take so long inland. it looks like in parts of the east bay in the south bay. >> here's a shot of the east bay shoreline promise. she was there. but this late hour, it's still hanging around. so it just shows you how stubborn that fog will be. that will translate more to overcast skies in the late morning hours. onshore winds and provides fresh marine layer moisture for us that the air above us is dry and it's not real. real warm. so we should start to get some mixing mechanics going on here. mid 50's for the east bay for now 60 antioch, lower 50's up north and also along the coast. that will be a problem area all day today. also with the cloud cover 60 at high noon by 3. we're talking. 64 even with turning sunny skies and look at kind of breaking it down for you across the bay. the 78 looks like for san jose because you got the scattered clouds late afternoon because you're battling overcast right now. 62 for oakland. 59 going on

for san francisco in t%e next few days. there's a nice improvement for you. getting to close to 80. it looks like for memorial day and that warming trend will continue into next week. i'll have that longer range forecast for stephanie. dave, thank you. >> it's set 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 nancy pelosi. the path is set to be re-sentenced on thursday for his federal conviction. but at the state level, things are just getting started. kron four's ken wy spoke with attorney michael cardoza on what we could possibly 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. 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 if. 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. >> continue to follow both the federal and state cases on air and online on kron 4 dot com. and a warning. if you're planning to hit the coastline that weekend, officials say linda mar beach in pacifica has a 54% bacteria rate. the surfrider foundation which focuses on improving coastal water. quality says this amount of bacteria could be putting public health at risk. >> you want to do is you want to check local water quality reports before you get into the water. we the surfrider foundation posts are water results on instagram, facebook and online. you can find or not this information, sir. fred, a downward but also pay attention to swim advisories

and avoid swimming right after it rains. i don't swim or surf near a creek such as pedro creek or other outlets, where storm water drains and then important you know, you want people to rinse off with clean fresh water before you when you leave the beach. >> the surfrider foundation says they post water testing reports online every week on their website. in oakland, a group says they have enough signatures to force a recall of mayor sheng thao kron four's. dan kerman reports the push to recall oakland mayor sheng thao is pressing forward. we are having and incorrectly successful recall campaign opponents of taos say they have so far gathered more than 30,000 signatures 5,000 more than the 25,000 needed to force a recall election in november. people say, well, you know, you should give them more time more time to do work. she's already almost destroyed oakland. >> we want to give her more time to completely destroy open. we cannot afford to do

that. we cannot afford to do it. will recall backers have a laundry list of complaints. crime remains at the top of that list. >> but the mayor points to oakland police crime stats indicating crime is down 17% over the last 3 years down. 34 1% when you compare last year to this year in 2021. oakland had 134 homicides. >> we're now on track this year for less, for less than half of that, not only is crime down from last year. but it's down in comparison to the last several years. >> oakland. is getting back on track while backers of the recall admit some crimes are down. >> they also make the claim that's because people aren't reporting crimes as much as they used to. and because fed-up retailers have closed their stores crime. absolutely not down anyway. that means something for the crime. it's not down to the way that makes

feel safe. crime is not on the way that businesses pull recall backers say they will wait until they have 40,000 signatures to file. >> since tao only received just under 40,000st choice the ranked choice voting of election. >> back in november of 2022. that sends the message. >> we are going to have more people signing to recall you bow to do for you to get elected in the first place. we will be calling upon her to resign if a majority of oakland residents vote in favor of recalling tau in november. >> a special election must then be scheduled. so replacement candidates can run for her seat. >> dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> santa clara county plans to spray for disease carrying mosquitoes treatment happens around the lane near story road in fleming avenue since april. the county says it's found at least a dozen bugs from a mosquito species known to carry diseases, including the zika virus. spring does start next wednesday. and

weekend, california kicks off its first ever adopt a pet day to mark the moment east bay spca hosts a community-run with shelter dogs at their dublin location. community members can enjoy the outdoors, get some exercise and help animals in need. the event is next saturday, june first from 9 to 11:00am, all adoption fees will be waived? the berkeley east bay humane society hosted its 10th annual pints for paws craft beer festival and but he's participating in the first-ever california adopt a pet day. that's that statewide initiative with all those animal adoption fees are waived. it happens saturday, june first featuring more than 180 california. well, for organizations that are all going to be waiving those fees for adoptions at their shelters. if you're missing a pet parrot in san francisco. listen up to this. a calm and colorful bird was found yesterday in the outer richmond area. take a good look at your screen. there and visiting from san jose says he found this bird on the street

on 47th avenue between about beau and cumbria. he noticed that the bird could not fly. so he and a friend picked it up. they went door-to-door to try and find the owner and there was one friendly neighbor that said that the bird wasn't his, but they did offer a cage as a way to help transport the burn. >> me, my friend so far been take care of the burden. we don't want this fella to be out and about on its own because it looks like. to belongs indoors in a cat point. its own its wings have been clipped. it's trying to find a couple times. it doesn't go if this is your bird, i hope he gets back to you. >> a jackson when the man there, he says he posted about this bird on next door. so far he's not gotten any replies. he is hoping to still connect the bird with its owner. you recognize it just reach out on next door. san francisco is one step closer to establishing a historically black college and university in the city. mayor london breed says 60 interns from hbc

use across the country live and learn in san francisco this summer. she says this is the first step to building the long-term future of hbc use in san francisco, mayor reed says local organizations have already partnered up to form a plan to move%this idea forward. if you like the food got you covered on today's dine and dish she takes us inside colts of our wine bar in san francisco. >> sip of wine and a sunny afternoon who could argue with that? this is wine country, though. it's san francisco love can i get you a glass of besides the marina neighborhood and an upcoming location in sausalito called of our gear. ali is a new outpost for cult of our wine in a place. a lot of tourists associate with chocolate. you know, people can sit down and enjoy themselves for an hour with friends and family and >> have someone in some food. and that's that's what makes a lot of tony harris and his sister ginger used to come here with their folks. so it seemed exciting to be back

here and to be in this location where we come celebrate with something is a stop off the napa valley. we grow grapes napa valley and we've been growing grapes for about 25 years. having been born and raised in san francisco, we we try to bring the napa valley, the san francisco, david creates dishes like fresh thomas with organic garden vegetables. a cheese and charcuterie plate. and this crowd pleaser. >> yes, so she's on the grill. until may to sue. it's just one of the best sellers on the restaurant, win-win for to make all of well. we also raise honey bees up in napa. >> we on our state 100% certified organic casper state. for a grandfather who went to napa 1958 line is available by the glass with a bottle. a chance to. >> sip and savor the moment. i think impress really proud of what we're doing here in san

francisco. vicki liviakis kron, 4 news. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news. the giants offense comes alive against the mets in new york as they look to extend their winning streak on the road. >> and more like a spring day today in ross spring at that with chilly temperatures even well inland as we try fight off some of these fog clouds into the afternoon, a gradual warming phase into next week. warming phase into next week. however, all

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saturday morning at 8.44. looking pretty overcast out there. hopefully not to interfere too much with the plane's ability to take off from the airport there. haven't heard about any delays there. no, but you want to check with their own airline. however, there might be >> things being happening there. but yeah, the fog bank is still not cleared from that vantage point. and then here's a look coming in from the mount tam shot. a bit of shaking going on. but there you see the fog layer in terms of overcast still hanging around the bay with the dry air. you can see upstairs now not as much impacted by this. the tahoe forecast so the lower 70's already into early next week. that's because we're really close to this low on the coast here, which ultimately we get to the middle part of the week. temperatures will start moving up here nicely most the traffic coming in up and around us as this high builds that will provide the warming. we need temperature check for you. upper 50's to about 60 antioch, lower 50's up north. 51 san francisco. but a 64 san jose. so here it is on future

cast for a big high here finding it's kind of in place here towards the middle portion of the week. we don't see a lot of temperature, real movement. so will the latter portion of the week. it's still hanging out here and it's our summer friend in terms of really giving us that extra oomph and warmth. and it usually provides the heat spikes course and its peak ideally located the right spot upstream. you can see there's a system look out for. we'll see if it impacts us into the following week. but this week looks to be dry. 4 zone forecast looks like this today. remember, fog in the marine layer is a big issue today covering up a lot of folks here later in the day thaa we typically see. 59 san francisco with mid-fifties along the coast. don't forget that breeze all day today. 61 for burlingame. 64 foster city that really doesn't approve south because this is one of the problem areas back to the santa cruz mountains. that fog clearing is going to be slow in the south bay to with only about 70 going on for high east bay shoreline. lower 60's and tri valley. that's just above closer to the upper 60's. 68 for concord might see a 70 here or there. but 62

oakland, richmond, 64 a chilly 62 of with 70 fairfield. 67 napa and 73. meanwhile, for santa rosa get a much better clearing job. it looks like for tomorrow. we'll bump those temperatures up a little bit more. so not bad memorial day here. no heat spikes are nothing but 80 or so inland. little minor drop from that front and then we recover back in striking back in the 80's. it looks like middle 80's by the time we get into next ok? all right, june first 2. that will be the start of logical summer on fantastic. so on. >> no need so much project. you today. you do need one. yeah. okay. even when you do just with that sweater with ok? very good. thanks a lot. a very good. >> well, several events takeover oakland's lake merritt for the unofficial start of summer. today, the city kicks off the love. our lake event. it's summertime campaign, amy, to revitalize 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. an organizer shared why she wants to invite people 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. >> the free concert and community picnic starts tomorrow from one to 4 in the afternoon. eventually are scheduled through labor day weekend. alright, is coming to san francisco. the video game companies says it's opening a new store in union square, an area where a lot of major retailers have closed up shop kron four's rob nesbitt reports. >> the video games of nintendo spanned multiple generations fun for kids of today and the stealth jet for adults who grew up playing on friday

announced that they will be opening a new store. san francisco being the lucky location. when i heard the news this morning, you know, jumping up and down san francisco mayoral candidate. aaron peskin is the supervisor for the district where union square is located and where nintendo plans on opening its new store. the company says it will be a place for a wide range of visitors to experience the its products and characters from mario kart up. oh, come on. the amazing it's going to attract young people, but also people my age who are nostalgic about nintendo. and it's exactly what union square needs. it's an attractive experience. friday's announcement comes at a time when many retailers have closer union square locations. >> jewelry, store. sure. even company closed earlier this month after operating in union square for 172 years. ceo of the union square alliance, marisa rodriguez saying, quote, this exciting addition, heralds a new era in retail experiences, blending family friendly fun with the cutting edge spirit of san francisco's renowned gaming and technology

sectors. but using union square reaffirms the district status as a premier destination when people come because they want to go to nintendo, there are actually going to avail themselves everything else that is available at union square. we saw that with the ikea store opening. i think it means that that we're going to see a big boost in regional draw. this will be nintendo second official store in the u.s. joining the first located in new york city. it's scheduled to open in 2025. in san francisco, rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> kron 4 is celebrating a pure heritage month and events of all kinds are happening across the bay area. including a culinary extravaganza in san francisco. this weekend marks the start of the child fund dying out event and dozens of delicious local restaurants are taking part in this. i spoke with the organizers on friday. >> i'm live here in exception for 44 years. and we've never really had patient specific

celebrations and 50 by 55% of the residents. here are asians. so i thought would be great to api heritage month by supporting our small business owners as well. it is no better way to get to not culture done through food. >> the event starts today and lasts a week for more information. head to kron 4 dot com. great way to support local. well, not a bay area baseball. the giants took on the mets in new york last night looking to extend their win streak to 3 games. kron four's. erin wilson has the highlights. >> well, the giants, they continue their eastern road trip on friday night against them. it's in new york in before the game got going. they've actually won 6 of 7 look to continue their winning ways in the big apple web. the giants its fans came together for the good all ballpark. me. oh, i don't know if it's a hot dog or a burger, but it looks great and is definitely keeping them into each other before the game gets going. so the minutes they jumped on.

giants starter kyle harrison pretty early in this one in the first man off of pete alonso. he led the singer to short right field and francisco lindor comes around the school and the take a one. nothing lead of the giants came right back in the second when jorge soler layer has his, he's been doing some pretty good at lately. and he hit that one high and deep to center field there. it was his home run of the season. it went out 411. it tied. the game of them want a piece it they had a 3, 2, lead at this point added on in jd martinez. it's mammoth homer into the day. there 424 feet. they go up. 42 them. it's doing well. 3 pitches later, mark vientos. he departs his 3rd homer of the season over the wall in right 5 to 2 of them. it's continue to lead them if they live by 63 in 2 outs, though, right here for the bases loaded for patrick bailey. he rips the shot out to center field. no doubt about that one. that's a grand slam right there. 420 that blast with and

it just it was giants on top. 76 in the giants go up 8 to 7 minutes. they have the bases loaded 2 outs will be in south at the plate. camillo do borrow on the mound hits a slow chopper to 3rd chapman, their hands. it throws it out to be in but throws the intel's out and it was a spectacular play at the end of the game to keep the giants on top in that one. 87 was the final and will the gold glover doing with the gold glove gets the blame for the giants. that's acidic to you guys that this. >> aaron, thank you. we'll be right back.

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carnival festival takes over the city's mission district this weekend. the event celebrates latin american and caribbean culture. community members can enjoy a variety of food. art displays and musical performances from 50 different artists and don't miss out on the grand parade. starting at 9.30, on sunday morning. all right. still ahead on the next hour, the 4 morning news, a south bay medical center plans to shut down for good. the latest on the community movement to keep that facility opened. plus, the city of san francisco plans to honor service men and women. this memorial day weekend. we're live from event saluting their service today. and the latest on summer events planned around lake merritt. why organizers are encouraging more people to come out to the area where kron. 4 morning area where kron. 4 morning news continues.

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kron. 4 morning news. people in the south a rally to save one of the only medical trauma centers in the area. why they say a closure could put their community at risk. and it's memorial day weekend how the city of san francisco is honoring our service men and women today. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the

kron. 4 morning news at >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. >> i'm stephanie lin. it's saturday. may the 25th. let's get you started with a look at the weather with dave spahr. need a a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. in our start of the holiday weekend here, i know in a very much of a foggy cloudy we have to care that fog and cloud cover. first things first. >> that will happen is you'd expected inland, but we're seeing much better clearing in the north bay from the very beginning. the problem areas will be down south and the south bay, you probably won't get some clearing happening until maybe around noon this afternoon. here's a shot of the east bay shoreline. we're finally starting to improve here. but we have to lift that fog and then get rid of it entirely. not just make overcast. traffic in the pacific, that states all towards our north will be high pressure zone. that will be more of a player in our forecast later in the week. and yes, that means temperatures will be bumping up lot of 50's for the east bay. 61, san jose, 60 for antioch. but the 50's prevail in the north bay and lower

50's san francisco. also for half moon bay comparison to yesterday were close. a couple degrees ahead. still for much of the breath of the bay, little cooler in some spots. so you can see up north. so lets try about 61 at 1 o'clock again. still working on this fog cloudiness. 65 or so by 4 o'clock, there are spots inland that will never even see 70 degrees today will probably do it by tomorrow. now, again, nice of a warm-up in store for you this week ahead. and we will see the 80's return. even the mid 80's by thursday friday. more on that longer range forecast. coming up, stephanie. >> dave, thank you. the only trauma center in east san jose could shut down the summer as kron four's. jeff moment reports community leaders are now asking the state's attorney general to investigate the hospitals. leadership. >> well, residents here in east side, san jose called the potential closure of the only trauma center in the area, a life or death decision. and now city leaders along with residents here penned a letter to california's top cop, the attorney general's office

asking them to investigate the owners of this hospital. >> i'm proud to stand firm in our request for attorney general rob bonta to launch a full investigation and to the recently announced closure outside the medical center friday, local advocates and city leaders say they're angry. it's time for the community to take action. >> the people of east san jose refused to wait. san jose councilmember peter ortiz represents the area where the medical center is. >> he says the site's access to this hospital saved his mom's life. she survived. >> heart attack last year. >> he's part of the coalition whose requesting california's attorney general to investigate hca healthcare, a for-profit health care operator which owns the hospital. hca, meantime, says it's eastside trauma center shutting dowl partly due to fewer people using it. it's also set to slow down its stroke care unit. this closure is based on one goal. >> more profits for their shareholders, but local

leaders say they just don't buy it like single mom. jessica did. justin who says her family has had to depend on the trauma i've had to use it once myself for my son. >> and once for my father-in-law, he went there with a heart attack. their lives were saved. she says if the trauma center wasn't there, it may have been a different story. somebody can die in that time that they could have already been connected to something in the trauma center. you know, hca sent kron 4 statement that says regional medical center is disappointed by the actions of certain officials and activists. it goes on to say we have been working diligently with santa clara county leaders to ensure the long-term well-being of our community's health where we're going. but for jessica, she's not planning on stopping anytime soon, says her organization, latinos, contra cancer, believes the closure is discriminatory. kind of like an attack on side of. >> you know, on our side of san jose. like we're just as important as everybody else. so i feel like we should have equal, you know, access or you

know, to a trauma center just like everyone else. and if nothing is done to prevent the closure of eastside san jose's only trauma center, close date is set for august 12. >> reporting in east side, san jose. jackie moment kron 4 news. >> happening today, this memorial day weekend, a number of bay area events on our country service men and women from forced to justice is live for us now at golden gate national cemetery with a look of what's planned out there. good morning to tiffany. >> good morning, stephanie. yes, this is a pretty large cemetery. there's a lot of ground to cover. the scouts are out and they've already started placing implanting the flags. you can see khan gum bi this area right behind us right behind over the 70 years for over 70 years, the scouts around the country have been helping to honor our country's fallen soldiers by decorating graves on memorial day weekend by placing those american flags. the golden gate national cemetery. have local

scouts doing this today. this cemetery is the final resting place for 15 medal of honor recipients. this is a service project that started back in 1949. with the greater st. louis council that decorated 190,000 gray's that jefferson barracks national cemetery with miniature u.s. flags and ever since has become one of the largest service projects in the country. each year scouts scattered veterans and other members of the community gather from all over the bay area to pay tribute to the men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in defense of our country. we spoke with members of the rotary belmont redwood shores, rotary club this morning out here volunteering as well. there's 10 of us coming from our club alone. it's a chance to do we seen the flags out here, but never. >> actually participated in because it's touching. it's really touching. feel like i'm doing something good. the weekend means real. i take it

to heart. it's not just the barbecue and happy times, but really to think about why we have live oriole day. it's a time for all of us to just. take a moment. >> it's important because look around, you guys. these people died for us. the least i can do wake up at, you know, 5 in the morning to be here. >> all right. it's a special moment for many. so the scouts have a bundle flags in their hands. and there going grey stone by greystone row by row planting the american flag at each one of them reporting like to just as kron. 4 news back tiffany. thank you. >> well, 2 incidents for shutdowns on major roadways in the bay area on friday. the first fire that engulfed a big rig on the bay bridge is. take a look at that. this happened on the upper deck of the bridge just east of treasure island. the crash force westbound lanes to close for

hours. drivers coming from the east bay told us it took them more than an hour just to get through the year. but when a tunnel, the big rig was carrying produce at the time of the fire. investigators are still trying to figure out how that fire started. in san jose. all lanes are back open on southbound 101. after a deadly crash that killed 100 gallons of fuel on the roadway. this happened just north of blossom hill road friday afternoon. investigators say a wrong-way driver crashed into a big rig. they say the driver was thrown from his car and died at the scene. the driver of the big rig was not hurt. a motorcyclist is in the hospital after getting hit by a muni bus that happened in the outer richmond area at the intersection of elbow and 44th avenue. officers believe the man ran a stop sign when he was hit by the bus. the bus ran over his leg. police say he is expected to survive. no one on the bus was hurt. have banned them. and like after that, as you see, everyone started running. the search for suspects involved in a

high school graduation shooting continues this morning. it happened at skyline in oakland. police say a fight broke out in the parking lot with several suspects firing guns. they say 3 people were shot. all are expected to survive. police arrested a san jose man in connection to the death of his mother. police say they found a woman's body in a home on shadow dance drive near highway 87. her son was booked into jail as detectives continue to investigate san francisco police continue their investigation this morning into a shooting in the bay view. we know at least one officer fired their gun citizen app. video shows heavy police presence around jennings street and caroll avenue thursday afternoon. officers got a report of someone with a rifle. when police arrived, they found the suspect and one officer fired their gun. the suspect was not shot was taken to a hospital for non life-threatening injuries. the police investigation continues this morning into a san francisco

hit and run involving a commercial truck. it happened yesterday afternoon in the city's tenderloin area around ellison jones streets. the driver stayed on scene and is cooperating with police. i faces up to 5 years in state prison after he was convicted of molesting a 16 year-old girl on a muni train. prosecutors say the man molested the teen last may on the jay church line when she was coming home from school. a jury found the man guilty this week. his sentencing is scheduled for the 5th. coming up on the kron. 4 morning news. a new law allows arizona doctors to come to california to perform abortions temporarily. >> plus. >> 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 rich on tech. >> slow going today because of all those fog clouds lingering later in the morning hours inland even looks like about 61 or so by 1 o'clock. still

fighting some of those clouds off, opening up a little bit into the afternoon. but temperatures mute it will warm up later on during the holiday weekend. a call for a morning news continues.

>> all right, taking a live look outside at the embarcadero and the bay bridge this saturday morning at 9.12. just a bit ominous out there

day. but think i know looks like the skies angry. it's just the fog coming by. that's all it is. lifted up above us. so now we have. >> the overcast, the ground fog part of it seems to be taken care of. so we're getting that part of the mixing isn't right above us is dry air. good morning, everybody. and this is the shot in the east bay shoreline. still some ground fog kind of hanging out from this perspective. don't forget up in the hills. we're a little bit higher up. but still that just gives overcast. we need to kind of eat away at some of those fog clouds today got 50's for most of the east bay, 60 for any act 50's. meanwhile, up north, 52 san francisco with 61, san jose. so just to give you an idea about the slow progress here, some stubborn areas here in the south bay, santa cruz mountains. but how some of the cloud cover lingering into the afternoon. we'll get some sun by that point. temperatures very reduced everywhere. here comes that fog back again, its coverage area, maybe not as dense tomorrow morning, mixing a little quicker as you can see there. but we even do this program again. it looks like into your monday the impact of the temperatures are more

parents who were getting really more so then in the mountains, the traffic from the pacific is a west to east travel. ultimately a high will be building here. that will give us a bit of extra on for those temperatures, particularly by the latter portion of the week. now, another climate control. we have, course, the onshore winds that continues pretty and interfered with for the you know, couple days they'll kind become more pronounced or in the afternoon both today and tomorrow. a look ahead. still battling fog at sfo to at the coast. fog and shelley, those temperatures will be the 50's all day today inland a few clouds and cold. we mean sub 70 for a good chunk of those inland regions popping into the 70's. it looks like as early as tomorrow, which will be much warmer tomorrow for them. mostly sunny, with some coastal clearing going on. it looks like in the afternoon to you look out there. but again, warmer inland with mid 70's and we'll get you into the 80's. it looks like inland by maybe wednesday, thursday in middle 80's at-bats. so summer is just delayed, even though we're not really going to be

even in its into much of next week. it's not till saturday. the middle of tickle summer gets here. 59 san francisco, 62 for oakland, 74 san jose. the scattered clouds into the afternoon. still 70 for antioch up north. we have 73% roads. we saw some better clearing up here in the north bay. then in the south next few days, there's the warm up tomorrow. 78 79 going on for monday. and again, 80's are too far away to step front. this kind of interrupt things and tuesday and wednesday, kind route. and so really, i that by thursday into friday okay. very good. yeah. very helpful information there day. thank you. >> well, state lawmakers are now back in their districts for the long weekend, but not before advancing hundreds of bills ahead of a key deadline. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports. we're talking more than 800 bills on all kinds of matters from speeding. >> to child trafficking. >> we have a serious problem holding back tears, bakersfield, republican state senator shannon grove

delivered emotional remarks on would classify the purchasing of a minor for commercial as a felony. that could increase penalties and jail time for those convicted. but to groves, great frustration. democrats on the senate public safety committee added amendments to the bill to exempt 16 17 year-olds in the legislation out of concern. some in that age range, maybe taking advantage of in lord into the purchasing of commercial notion is 16 17 year old children. >> are somehow less deserving of additional protections is absolutely absurd. stockton, democratic senator susan talamantes eggman called up members of her own party for adding in the exemption. i'm

done with us. >> protecting people who would buy. and abuse our children. i'm done. >> i don't want to more black and brown men to prison. i don't want more people in prison, but i don't want people buying girls. i don't want people buying little girls anymore. and i'm tired of saying it's ok, we have a moral responsibility to say enough, we have given away enough on this area and we've got to move back into the we all look like fools. it seemed for colleagues agreed. >> 36 0. the measure passes in the assembly. members passed a bill refer to as the pet rent bent. in essence, requiring landlords to accept tenants with pets. but landlords still would be allowed to limit the number of pets apartment buildings with fewer than m5 units would also be exempt. on the issue of transportation. senator scott wiener's bill to place technology known as speed governors into vehicles to slow them down. if they go over the speed limit also

passed its chamber. the goal of this legislation is to save lives. too many people are dying and calibration >> another these bills passed the house of lords and they will now be up to the other house to determine whether to send them to the governor's desk reporting at the state capitol. a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >> governor gavin newsom signed a bill into law allowing arizona doctors to come to california to perform abortions for their patients. this comes after the arizona supreme court ruled in favor of an 18 64 law banning nearly all abortions in that state. arizona lawmakers repeal the law, but the move will not take effect until the fall. in the meantime, california's new law takes effect immediately allowing licensed arizona doctors to perform abortions for their patients through the end of november. in a statement, newsom wrote cro, 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 decision about their bodies, health and futures.

are called recall is coming to the next generation of windows. computers. rich demuro shows us how it works in today's rich on tech. >> microsoft's new ai pcs comes 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 >hat 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 trees. >> we're going hear there are some trees. and 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 in 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. and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a number of popular snacks may be banned from school cafeterias. >> why some lawmakers say the move will protect student health. the plan to connect

san francisco and los angeles with a bullet train is moving forward. >> the california high-speed rail authority is expected to submit final plans next month for environmental approval. the segment between palmdale and burbank is the last section that still needs clearance. it's also one of the most complex and challenging portions because crews say it requires carving out some of the longest tunnel ever constructed through mountainous terrain. and police in daly looking for 2 people accused of assaulting a store worker. >> it happened last tuesday at the smart and final store on mission in bismarck street. investigators say the store manager stopped and asked a male and female shopper for

en trying to leave with a ve car full of merchandise. th male suspect then punched the manager in the ribs before getting on the way for some candy. anyone with information is asked to please call daly city police. in palo alto. police are looking for 3 people accused of stealing $30,000 worth of cigarettes from a delivery truck. it happened thursday shell gas station on el camino, and college avenue. the suspects wore ski masks during the robbery. the investigation continues this morning. hot cheetos and other chips could soon be banned from school cafeterias. lawmakers approved a bill banning snacks with certain kinds of food. i in california schools, the bill would also ban products like froot loops. the approved bill now heads to the senate. >> not down anyway. that means something for the city. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, the effort to recall oakland mayor sheng thao moves forward. why

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back to the kron. 4 morning news. thank you so much for joining us at 9.28. today. let's get you started this half hour with a look at our forecast. and dave, off to a bit of a chilly start, at least in san francisco. yeah. a lot of fog. we have contend with, too, which is going giving us overcast sky conditions as well. by the way, sfo looking for about an hour delay. >> and all of this going through some of the fog as we can see right now from our shots of the east bay shoreline. still kind of that overcast, a position here. and that's what we're going to stay in the bay area until we get to maybe around noon or so. onshore winds is what we've got going on here. you can see the arrows pointing in the direction that will be the case. it looks like through much of the day for today. most of our readings are in their upper 50's. 62 going on for antioch up in the north bay. we have lower to middle 50's lower 50's hang in there for a san francisco half moon bay. 61 for san jose which side note there that can take a while for that to cloud cover to clear by contrast to 24 hours ago or a little chilly up north. and this is

where skies actually opened up this morning and elsewhere. you can see numbers are actually a little bit ahead of where they were yesterday, but that will probably trail because of the cloud cover. alright, 61, 1 o'clock and 4 will do about 65 or so again. slow going on peeling away this cloud cover general forecast calling for 59 san francisco, oakland at 62 70 san jose. that's again, a problem area clearing out the fog and the fog clouds next few days. here is a quick warm-up. gets us close to 80 monday or tuesday. problem is we do get a front that interrupts that heating process that will resume by the latter portion of the week. we'll see some middle 80's to finish off weeks longer range forecast. we'll check in the 4 zone for the saturday as well. stephanie. dave, thank you. >> it's set to be a busy week for attorneys representing david de pap the man convicted at a federal level for attacking paul pelosi. congresswoman nancy pelosi's husband, the pap is set to be re-sentenced on tuesday for his federal conviction. but at

the state level, things are just getting started. kron four's when ken wayne spoke with attorney michael cardoza. what we can potentially expect. >> the judge in the federal case said she made a mistake. what happened? well, what she did was after she's sentenced the 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. 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. >> and we continue to follow both the federal and state cases on air and online kron 4 dot com. a warning. if you're

planning to hit the coast this weekend, officials say that linda mar beach in pacifica as a 54% bacteria rate the surfrider foundation which focuses on improving coastal water quality says that motive bacteria could be putting public health at risk. >> what you want to do is you want to check local water quality reports before you get into the water. we the surfrider foundation posts are water results on instagram, facebook and online. you can find us and that this information, sir, dot org, but also pay attention to swim advisories and avoid swimming right after it rains. i don't swim or surf near a creek such as pedro creek or other outlets, where storm water drains and then important you know, you want people to rinse off with clean fresh water before you when you leave the beach. >> the surfrider foundation says they post water testing reports online every week on their website. in oakland. the group says they have enough signatures to force a recall of mayor sheng thao kron

four's. dan kerman reports. >> the push to recall oakland mayor sheng thao is pressing forward. we are having. >> and incorrectly successful recall campaign opponents of taos say they have so far gathered more than 30,000 signatures 5,000 more than the 25,000 needed. >> to force a recall election in november, people say, well, you know, you should give them more time more time to do work. she's already almost destroyed oakland. we want to give her more time to completely destroy open. we cannot afford to do that. we cannot afford to do it. will recall backers have a laundry list of complaints. crime remains at the top of that list. but the mayor points to oakland police crime stats indicating crime is down 17% over the last 3 years down. 34 1% when you compare last year to this year in 2021. oakland had 134 homicides. >> we're now on track this year for less, for less than

half of that, not only is crime down from last year. but it's down in comparison to the last several years. >> oakland. is getting back on track while backers of the recall admit some crimes are down. >> they also make the claim that's because people aren't reporting crimes as much as they used to. and because fed-up retailers have closed their stores crime absolutely not down anyway. that means something for the crime. it's not down to the way that makes feel safe. crime has not gone the way that businesses pull recall backers say they will wait until they have 40,000 signatures to file. >> since tao only received just under 40,000st choice votes in the first round of the ranked choice voting election. >> back in november of 2022. that sends the message. >> we are going to have more people signing to recall, voting for you to get elected in the first place. we will be

calling upon her to resign if a majority of oakland residents vote in favor of recalling tau in november. >> a special election must then be scheduled. so replacement candidates can run for her seat. >> dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> santa clara county plans to spray for disease carrying mosquitoes treatment happens around machado lane near story road in fleming avenue since april. the county says it's found at least a dozen bugs from a mosquito species known to carry diseases, including the zika virus. spring starts next wednesday. and next weekend, california kicks off its first ever adopt a pet day to mark the moment east bay spca hosts a community-run with shelter dogs at their dublin location. community members can enjoy the outdoors, get some exercise while helping animals in need. the event is next saturday, june first from 9 to 11:00am, all adoption fees will be waived? and the berkeley east bay humane society hosts its 10th annual pints for paws craft beer festival. that's

also happening saturday, june first and features more than 180 california welfare organizations offering adoptions with no fees. if you're missing a pet parent in san francisco, you'll want to listen up to this. a calm and colorful bird. this one right here was found yesterday in the outer richmond area and visiting from san jose says he found this bird on the street on 47th avenue between about beau and cub. rio. he noticed it could not fly. so he and a friend picked up. it went door to door to find the owner. a friendly neighbor did not claim the bird but did offer a cage. the one that you see right there as a way to transport the animal. >> me, my friend so far been take care of the burden. we don't want this fella to be out and about on its own because it looks like. to say belongs indoors in a cat point. its own its wings have been clipped its stride point a couple times. it doesn't go far. if this is your bird, i hope he gets back to you. >> jackson when the man there says he posted about this bird

on the social media platform nextdoor so far he is not gotten any replies, but he's hoping that the owner will come forward soon. san francisco is one step closer to establishing a historically black college and university in the city. mayor london breed says 60 interns from hbc use across the country. live in learn in san francisco this summer. she says this is the first step to building the long-term future of age hbc. use in san francisco, mayor breed says local organizations have already partnered up to form a plan to move this idea forward. and if you like good food and wine who doesn't write our vicki liviakis has got you covered on today's dine and dish she takes us inside colts of our one bar in san francisco. >> of wine and a sunny afternoon who could argue with that? this is wine country, though. it's san francisco love can i get you a glass of besides the marina neighborhood and an upcoming location in sausalito call to

bar ghirardelli is a new outpost for cult of our wine in a place. a lot of tourists associate with chocolate. you know, people can sit down and enjoy themselves for an hour with friends and family and >> have someone in some food. and that's that's what makes a lot of tony harris and his sister ginger used to come here with their folks. so it seemed exciting to be back here and to be in this location where we come celebrate with something is a stop off the napa valley. we grow grapes napa valley and we've been growing grapes for about 25 years. having been born and raised in san francisco, we we try to bring the napa valley to san francisco, david creates dishes like fresh thomas with organic garden vegetables. a cheese and charcuterie plate. and this crowd pleaser. >> yes, so she's on the grill. until may to sue. it's just one of the best sellers on the restaurant, win-win for to make all of well. we also raise honey bees up in napa.

>> we on our state 100% certified organic casper state. for a grandfather who went to napa 1958 line is available by the glass with a bottle. a chance to. >> sip and savor the moment. i think impress really proud of what we're doing here in san francisco. vicki liviakis kron, 4 news. >> and a grandfather would have wine out of a little patchy no pouch, another kind of drink that was 71 going on for today for those inland valleys. if you're lucky, once that clouds start to the part of the afternoon, but still cups of coal going forward. 78 tomorrow, we improve nicely. 79 up to monday. there's more warming as we g

>> taking a live look now outside at sfo this saturday morning at 9.42. >> looking like a bit of a chilly and drizzly. start to the morning yeah, they have an hour delay going on sfo now and that fog is slow to clear which we will see south of the peninsula. >> the south bay in portions of the east bay today. so around the bay, it's slow goingoto kind of mix this fog out. good morning, everybody. here's a live shot of what we're talking about a little bit from mount tam a bit there. we have the fog starting to mix a little bit. so it's not as clean separation. that's good. help opening things up forecast for tahoe. meanwhile, it will be dabbling in the lower 70's heading on into the holiday and the next week. everything is pretty much west to east until that high starts to bill. we expect that to happen for the week ahead. temperature check for you. 62

antioch, lot of 50's in the east bay. 55 santa rosa. 52 san francisco. 61, san jose. back when we were talking about here, here's our friendly height in the general vicinity. there's that rude front that passes biden or ups or heating just temporarily. now we continue to warm up bump those numbers up up up as what we're going to go. clear to the pattern all the way to next weekend to it looks like so that slice upstream. we'll see what happened the following week. 4 zone forecast coverage you today. chilly numbers, though. 59 san francisco mid 50's along the coast coupled with not only the cloud cover overcast for a long time, but a chilly onshore wind. so just prepare accordingly and be a little better. tomorrow, though, 61 for burlingame. 64 foster city, even in the south, a lot of readings in the upper 60's, maybe 70 for san jose. los gatos as well, east bay shoreline. back to the business of the middle to lower 60's, a little warmer inland, but not a lot of decoupling that we would normally see in late may like this. 67 for more 66 for

walnut creek and concord. 68 58 berkeley. there's a little separation there. 62 vallejo onshore wind shore. 70 going on fairfield. 67 napa in a 73 for santa rosa. up the stairs. we go warming up little bit more so on sunday looks nice for memorial day. then pulling back a little bit until we recover thursday, friday, get into the middle 80's. by the time we get us friday. next weekend. looks pretty good, too. so we'll keep that trend going on next weekend. mid-eighties. love the sound of that. but you do like what is bikes with? >> way this ok? good stuff. i like it. nice goldilocks kind of thing. although it is cool for the season. i like goldilocks. okay. yeah. all right. great minds think alike. and i guess, ok, there you go well, several events take place over oakland's lake merritt for the unofficial start of summer. well, today the city kicks off the love our lake event, a summertime campaign aiming to revitalize 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 in vandalism. organizer shared why she wants to invite people back to the area. >> we're gathering together to say that us safer 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 today from one to 4 in the afternoon. >> events are scheduled through labor day weekend. and nintendo is coming to san francisco. the video game company says it's opening a new store in union square. an area where major retailers have closed up shop kron four's. rob nesbitt has more on that. >> the video games of nintendo spanned multiple generations fun for kids of today and the stealth jet for adults who grew up playing on friday

announced that they will be opening a new store. san francisco being the lucky location. when i heard the news this morning, you know, jumping up and down san francisco mayoral candidate aaron peskin is a supervisor for the district where union square is located and where nintendo plans on opening its new store. the company says it will be a place for a wide range of visitors to experience the its products and characters from mario kart to poke him on the amazing it's going to attract young people, but also people my age who are nostalgic about nintendo. and it's exactly what union square needs. it's an attractive experience. friday's announcement comes at a time when many retailers have closer union square locations. >> jewelry, store. sure. even company closed earlier this month after operating in union square for 172 years. ceo of the union square alliance, marisa rodriguez saying, quote, this exciting addition, heralds a new era in retail experiences, blending family friendly fun with the cutting edge spirit of san francisco's renowned gaming and technology sectors. but using union

square reaffirms the district status as a premier destination when people come because they want to go to nintendo, there are actually going to avail themselves everything else that is available at union square. we saw that with the ikea store opening. i think it means that that we're going to see a big boost in. >> regional draw. this will be nintendo second official store in the u.s. joining the first located in new york city. >> it's scheduled to open in 2025. in san francisco, rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> and kron 4 is celebrating api heritage month. all events of all kinds i should say are happening across the bay area, including a culinary extravaganza in san francisco. this weekend marks the start of the child fund. i now to vent and dozens of delicious local restaurants are taking part in this. i spoke with the organizers on friday. >> i'm live here in exception for 44 years. and we've never really had patient specific

celebrations and 50 by 55% of the residents. here are asians. so i thought would be great to api heritage month by supporting our small business owners as well. it is no better way to get to not culture done through food. >> well, the event starts today. and last a week for more information you can go to kron 4 dot com. our website. >> we'll be right back.

>> and now to bay area baseball. the giants took on the mets in new york last night looking to extend their win streak to 3 games. kron four's. erin wilson brings us the highlights. well, the giants, they continue their eastern road trip on friday night against them. it's in new york in before the game got going. they've actually won 6 of 7 look to continue their winning ways in the big apple web. the giants and mets fans came together for the good all ballpark. me. oh, i don't know if it's a hot dog or a burger, but it looks great and is definitely keeping them into each other before the game gets going. so they jumped on. giants starter kyle harrison pretty early in this one in the first man off of pete alonso. he led the singer to short right field and francisco lindor comes around the school and the take a one. nothing lead. now the giants came right back in the second when jorge soler layer heads his, he's been doing some pretty good at lately. and he hit that one high and

deep to center field there. it was his home run of the season. it went out 411. it tied the game up that want a piece it they had a 3, 2, lead at this point added on in jd martinez. it's mammoth homer into the there 424 feet. they go up. 42 them. it's doing well. 3 pitches later. mark vientos. he deposits his 3rd homer of the season over the wall in right 5 to 2 of them. it's continue to lead the mitt. they live by 63 in 2 outs, though, right here for the bases loaded for patrick bailey. he rips the shot out to center field. no doubt about that one. that's a grand slam right there. 420 that blast just it was giants on top. 76 in the giants go up 8 to 7 minutes. they have the bases loaded 2 outs will be in south at the plate. camillo do borrow on the mound hits a slow chopper to 3rd chapman, their hands and throws it out to be in but details out and

it was a spectacular play at the end of the game to keep the giants on top in that one. 87 was the final and will the gold glover doing with the gold glove does the win for the giants a civic to you guys that this. >> aaron, thank you. and if you're itching for a new movie, them mad max saga continues with fury road and everyone's fun-loving orange. cat garfield is back on the big screens. dean richards has a preview. i want them. >> new in theaters this week is the sequel. that is a prequel in 2015 oscar-winning filmmakers george miller gave us mad max fury road. it was one of the now 5 mad max movies that mueller has unleashed on the world. 3 with

mel gibson, but fury road centered on charlize theron's furiosa character, a fierce the newest movie furiosa mad max saga is its sequel. that really is a prequel taking us back to the origins of the rooms. character now brought to life by actress and you're taylor, joy. she's an intense in the movie as we watch are snatched up as a little girl by the charismatic warlord dementus played by the rubber nose wearing chris hemsworth. she says a lot without saying a lot of words for pain and determination is all tolled on her face. and in her eyes they struggle to survive. and the start. >> what beautiful post apocalyptic wasteland from there. there's really not much heart in furiosa. it's mostly grunts in fights and lots and lots and lots of vehicle chase is in the desert. and while most of them are spectacular, you like that sort of thing in

the movie. i thought they were there to make up for a lack of story. the visuals are impressive. the stunts are spectacular. but as always, if there's no story, there's no movie and this one needed much more of the latter. it's a dean's list. c plus they never john me and for the family this week. there's the movie that feels like should be the throwing away movie that they played before a real expected. much more from the garfield movie since the character himself. >> it's always been pretty windy character. phil. and this one lasagna loving, giving voice by chris pratt is reduced to generic really funny if you're just looking for a way to distract kids for an hour and 40 minutes, this one will but if you're looking for something a little more, maybe look up some old garfield comic strips that will do much better it's a dean's list and i hope you have a great weekend in chicago. i'm richards.

>> love that voice that like garfield. yeah. he was a little bit harsh about that doing it for me. that market on the windshield, though, that's just yeah. and ot looks really cute 0, yes they can. with the storm's name is abu. all right. what's going on here? all week ahead, dry and warming up. there's the front that under wraps things. and then after that, high pressure is kind of controlling things. >> away we go with those temperatures that's going to the middle 80's. yeah. buckle up. for today. not so much so 70 for antioch that sent these are highs. 73 for santa rosa fighting that fog around the bay. now lower 60's line at the east bay shoreline. but here's the warm up. we talk about stephanie. there we go around 80 come thursday friday about 84 but looks okay for memorial day and certainly a lot of sunshine will be battling a little bit of fog to start things off tomorrow. but i mean, battling a little bit early and then that will peel away for the how about the 7 or 8? but yeah, it's just a moment, though, is meteorology. go. there you go. learn a thing or 2 from you.

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