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a live preview of the fun planned in the city 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 joining us here on the kron. 4 mornin. news. i'm stephanie lin. it's sunday. may the 26th. let's get your morning. started with a look at the weather with dave sphar stephanie, good morning and good morning, everybody. we're looking pretty sweet for today. we'll take care of that morning. fog and cloud cover for you. >> pretty quickly today compared to yesterday, however, around the coast, it's going remain kind of breezy and cooler for those readings to. so just keep that in mind as we go forward. but a little bit warmer. looks like for all locations, golden gate bridge. notice the fog is now drifting to the overcast measure. yes, this will peel away as the morning starts to progress. but yes, fog clouds to start things off. no interference coming up. stream that is from the sun optical perspective. the big range view of everything that will

actually change a little bit by the middle of week, though. we do have a mixed bag. some 40's and 50's going on here. so it's not just a 50 story. we've got 46 up to santa rosa along the coast there. half moon bay at 50, 51, san francisco and some 40's down south. even 47 fremont. 52 for san jose. little cooler this morning by a couple degrees and it was yesterday. but we'll make up for that with skies opening up so inland, basically going to be sunny already probably with the next hour or so. got 65 by 11 by 2 at 76 in most readings will be in the upper 70's. but we may have some 80's before. we really start to warm up by the end of next week. forecast coming up and a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> in sandra fell the search for multiple suspects continues this morning after a shootout near a bochy ball tournament that incident injuring at least one person. trump was jeff moment reports. >> well, sandra fell. police say if anybody witnessed the shootings to please step forward and offer what information they do have because, of course, there still are those suspects on the loose. now, police tell me

it actually happened in not one but 2 separate locations. those reports of shots fired happening in front of dozens of people. >> workers at marine bochy tell us at least 6 cars were damaged after 2 cars sped down the street saturday afternoon setting off a crash scene here. many of these cars belonging to tournament players but former but bochy executive director jessica levy in what she saw next shook her to her 2 guys get out of one car and there's they started shooting at the other guys. you know, everybody was shaken up. she says the people shooting at each other. all young men. >> and one was shot in the abdomen. she says everybody scattered. yeah, that that the sound of the terror of everybody screaming and then gunshots is. >> we are in the active in at the face of an investigation. sergeant ronald aguilar with the sandra fell. police department says they can't tell us much, but that reports of the shooting not only happened outside the box. ball facility, but also 2 blocks

down. we believe this was an isolated event. so there is no danger to the public. no danger, but certainly plenty of fear the shooter right in the eye and then and then. >> got a little scared. jessica says everybody fell to the ground as the bullets flew. she was worried the y% shooting was going to spread inside. i never feared for my life down here or even felt unsafe can't really say that i don't feel unsafe now because that that was. for these folks. >> the show must go on now. this is sort of a total surprise. >> kind of screwed apart are bochy tournament. they clean up and carry on. we have another tournament tomorrow. so anyway, what what going to do? >> and as you just heard that tournament for bochy ball will still go on indeed, heading into sunday all throughout the day. now guarding that person who was shot. police say they are expected to survive. and again, if you know anything about what happened during these 2 shootings reported here at sandra they're expected to contact police in

sandra fell jacmel but kron 4 news. >> well, today is san francisco's annual carnival festival that does kick off taking over more than a dozen blocks in the mission district. and that's where we find kron four's tiffany justice with a preview of all of the their tiffany. >> good morning, stephanie. yeah, we're out here already and it's already having a good energy going on right now. yeah. so joining us live right now is ready. good iran. he's director of the parade of the festival as a whole. joining us live to talk more about what is happening specifically today. it's the big day or huge day. today is both the festival and the parade. so we're going to have thousands and thousands of people joining us today. >> and this takes a lot of work has more. the festival started. weekend event. correct? correct. so we plan year-round. we have 20 volunteers that show up every

week online and planned this out. and then the days of we rely 400 volunteers from not only san francisco but all over the bay area to make the celebration happened. yeah. special time are a lot of people look for to this festival has more about the grand parade i mean, the grand parade is the beauty. it's the jam. it's what brings unifies everyone. because here you have the heartbeat. the art is the dancers. they are. what make the carnival so vibrant, the different cultures that represent part is what makes it so special my understanding 3,000 around 3,000 artists participating in the parade. that's huge. humongous. 3,000 art is divided into about 70 different dance groups and they can range from 30 in a dance troupe to 400. so you see a wide range of different groups and a wide range of different cultures represented today, which is amazing. those more about the grand marshal you did we spoke about her a

little bit it's an honor for us to have the dog out of the go them into key, the 19 9 to noble peace prize recipient for all her work. your activism within the indigenous community want tamala and then around the world, she's an iconic figure and to have earned. she flew in yesterday from guatemala. she's going to be joining us today. gracing the streets and the grand marshal is just i mean, unbelievable for and has more. what do our viewers need to know about this parade free? what do they need to know? just come just come down. you know, 24 threes already closer. ready for people to join us. we have grandstand seating sold out. i'm sorry, but you can still join. there's 20 blocks. plus for you to just enjoy the different beautiful. see the different, beautiful colors, bad. there's languages and in the seat there's food to enjoy as well, yeah, i mean that our grid, our festival, we have over 50 different food vendors, right? but even let's

talk about >> the economic impact right here, the different restaurants on 24th street, the ones on the corners, the vendors that are sent that mali's come here patronize have a good time. enjoy. this is kind there you go. you all enjoy coming down and have some fun is free. >> back to you in studio, stephanie. yeah. sounds like it's going to be a great day filled with fun and excitement. thanks so much, stephanie. new details now on a police standoff that shut down part of southbound 6.80, officers responding to reports of a driver who barricaded themselves inside of their car. the incident forcing traffic to a near standstill on saturday. ramon police issuing a warning about the barricaded drive around 6 o'clock. this happened on 6.80, near san ramon valley boulevard. we're told the driver had been involved in a crash with another car. you can see in these images from a caltrans camera, the backup happening near bollinger canyon road, san ramon police and chp responded. the man got out of his vehicle and was taken into custody lanes

reopen just before 07:00pm. police on the peninsula are investigating after a fatal shooting near a belmont park. police say the 27 year-old victim was killed around 8 o'clock friday night. investigators responded to or when and hillary streets sets just off on a one-year o'donnell park. the victim was shot multiple times despite life saving efforts. he died at the scene. we heard from an eyewitness. >> skating and shocking. yeah. how have you know, we've got a family. i have do kids. i have a son and a daughter and to the mostly be in you know, evening in the night. but the walks park, you're going to want so it is getting to, you come to know that today has been on site. >> belmont police are asking anyone with information to please get in touch. said as a man is sentenced to 10 years in prison for forcing his partner into trafficking, monterey county prosecutors say courtney davenport beat

his girlfriend and forced her to engage in acts for his financial gain. selena's police say the victim called them in february last year telling police her boyfriend davenport struck her in the eye because she refused to do what she was told. davenport was eventually arrested and apconvicted of human traffickin and domestic violence along with his prison sentence. davenport must also register as a offender. 13 year-old is arrested after allegedly kicking a woman in the head during an attempted robbery. daly city police say it happened last saturday near glasgoavenue. investigators y the teen was part of a group of 4 who attacked the woman when she fell to the ground. we're told she was kids several times, including in the head. police say the group was trying to steal the woman's grocery bag before hopping on a bus. a witness was able to help. police identify the 13 year-old suspect the teen was booked into the eu services center for attempted robbery and battery. in the east bay from

a police arrested. 4 people accused of running a counterfeit money scheme. officers responded to a storm, a warm springs boulevard earlier this month. a manager there saying some customers had paid for items with fake money. police identify the suspects from surveillance video. they believe the same people paid with counterfeit bills at nearby stores. on sunday, police found the suspect's in front of a different store all 4 investigators say kerry counterfeit bills. >> coming up on the kron, 4 morning news, a popular water brand faces a recall, but the fda wants you to know. plus a south bay couple gets creative with their new coffee venture, the unusual vehicle that's helping them achieve their dreams. >> alright, for today. we'll take care of those morning. fog clouds going on here for you this afternoon through the 60's and 70's. we go plenty of sunshine and warming up nicely sunshine and warming up nicely next week i've looked forec you didn't live this strong,

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>> all right. welcome back. taking a live look outside at downtown san francisco at the transamerica building striking building out there. and you can really see it against those gray skies day. >> yeah, we're getting some better clearing a little quicker today that we saw from yesterday. stephanie. we have also the weather elements to help us out a little bit because right above us, it's drive again and not necessarily to warm to get much further up. so more dry air than warm air. we need that because i get some buoyancy to get this out of here a little bit. there's the onshore winds will continue for today. so little chilly at the coast and we'll be fighting some fog or some fog clouds just about all day there at the coast. 40's and 50's mixture out east. meanwhile, to the north bay, same kind of deal 50 for half moon bay. check in with a 52 for san jose. so whatever fog

we have will pretty much clear as we get in the afternoon looking pretty nice with some daytime heating off towards mountains. you'll notice some showers start to develop south of tahoe. that's kind of sing song. summertime pattern or graphic lifting is a technical term. but anyway, here comes by monday morning. fog spills into the sacramento valley. but as we get some daytime heating again, that clears out with better jump in some of those afternoon showers. you can see up to the mountains and into tuesday. the pattern continues that we change a little bit to the middle of the week. we have a weak frontal system dropping south. that's going bring some cooler temps for us. but then the high within reassert itself for the remainder of the week. and you'll see those numbers really start moving. but for today on shore, we are there's a direction and the winds, little sample that of the mid afternoon, as you can see, well in the upper teens lower 20's, we go all the way out to monday. same kind of deal as well. nice little pop. good news is you will see an off shore pop happen up there and it's a lot county sfo at the coast. we got a few clouds and

cool sunny and nice. and i mean, temperatures getting near 80 tomorrow. they'll be more 80's on the board, probably for altman highs. some coastal clouds still in there in chile, in the upper 50's to lower 60's. so the coast is not snap into summer mode yet here because in the summer sometimes see 70's at the coast and then for this week, sunny and warming 80's by midweek. and again, as i mentioned, will get up to the warming and tuesday drop off temporarily and into the mid 80's. looks like as we finish off the week. 62 san francisco, mostly sunny and cool. so we'll take your these fog clouds early. 68 open. 76 meanwhile for san jose and the big board here, lots of upper 70's, 80 antioch will be one of the exceptions. most of the bay temperatures will be lower 70's but will start moving through that over the next couple of days. 79 expected on your monday and then 75 we get to tuesday. they head to the slight temporary pullback before start warming up or hit the gas to pedal them as we get into friday will be the hottest day. probably the bunch, ok? all right. so i

will bookmark friday. there you go. market dog here. whatever takes. thanks, dave. >> all right. well, happening right now, thousands of concertgoers are in napa. >> this weekend for bottle rock today is the last day of the festival and big names like ed sheeran are set to headline tonight in total. 75 bands perform through this evening. sure to be another great day and night of music. a south bay couple recently quit their tech jobs to follow their passion of brewing coffee. and now they are running a mobile cafe all fueled by this. a cyber truck. check this out. the business is called moon away coffee roasters. from driving to pouring the cafe is run 100% off the couple's cybertruck. that is a powerful vehicle meeting and they will say they realize their love for coffee. well, at their tech jobs name was working at tesla at the time. so he knew what a cyber truck was capable of.

>> and a bigger bed. so you can put a lot more stuff in there and air suspension so we can actually lower that working surface to the person's height. we still want to maintain that opened kind of >> transparent like interaction of our customers. so the great thing about the cybertruck set up is that it's a very open platform, if ever done by the farmers market, you know, we have our booth and then we stop right out of the back of the truck. and there's no walls. >> as a transplant from indiana. well, mabel is a bay area native. she says her grandparents run a chinese restaurant in fresno which helped her make that transition into the food and beverage industry. good for them. >> and them unlike after that, as you see, everyone started running. >> this morning, the search continues for suspects involved in a high school graduation shooting. it happened at skyline high school in oakland. police say a fight broke out in the parking lot with several suspects firing guns. 3 people were shot. all are expected to survive. what did you water is

recalling nearly 2 million bottles of product over concerns of bacteria contamination. the company says affected bottles were distributed in washington state and sold nationwide online. customers are advised not to drink the water and to return it for a refund. more information can be found on the fda's website. san francisco fire crews worked to put out a house fire on carll street saturday morning. flames engulf a 2 storey complex just after 09:00am the damage displaced to tourists. the department is now working with a travel company to find the affected people. a new place to stay. no injuries reported. sandra feldman with fire department now has a new police chief. the city announced abraham roman to the position on thursday. roman was deputy fire chief and brings nearly 40 years of experience in the fire service. he spent 24 of those years with the berkeley fire department. congratulations. and from work continues to celebrate a nhp i heritage month. and this morning we

take a look at a special college program in the east bay sparking student interest in asian american culture. well, gayle ong reports from chabot college. >> on behalf of movement and be and you're welcome you to our annual. >> music. food. and plenty to celebrate. the night market is one of the biggest annual events for movement. >> the asian american and pacific islander learning community at chabot college and leo can last is one of its lead. organizers. i see it as a family, a support group and just knowing that i have people that look like me and higher education. it means a lot movement also give students more opportunities to learn api history and literature. arnold is director of student life at chabot

college. just so important to that this is students see themselves in the curriculum. they understand their history and their culture and just have these opportunities to engage in that. >> with luck with their own culture, the name movement comes from other ethnic studies. movements dating back to the 1960's. but it also describe something that happens a lot at community colleges can last is hoping to transfer and study political science at uc berkeley. you know, community college students are mostly forgotten because it's not a way for people to go to college movement provides counseling and support for students like can last. >> who wants to transfer to four-year universities? says students are the driving force behind the program and this was their idea. >> to do this. and so we're just kind of supporting our community really want to come together and do something a little bit different in this community to celebrate asian american native hawaiian pacific islander heritage and organizers say when this night market started 3 years ago, they started when about 5

vendors and over the years that participation has grown to dozens of vendors who want to take part in this event and they hope to host this every year. it takes a village to organize year. that's about it said family. it's a great support group and i wouldn't i am right now. if it weren't for movement. reporting in hayward, gayle ong kron, 4 news. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news. a library in the east bay is cooking up some fun events for some readers. the prize is available for the prize is available for eager request. ♪ you're the one that i want ♪ nexgard® combo is the only monthly topical

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>> developing news out of san mateo county where a motorcycle collided with a pickup truck on highway one. the crash forcing always to shut down for hours. it happened around 5.45, yesterday near marauder road in san mateo county. >> and volunteer unfortunately, the most us did not survive. we sent out and see alerted by people of the traffic. >> currently, army >> all lanes reopened just after 10 last night. and calling all bookworms. the oakland public library is inviting readers of all ages to participate in its summer reading challenge. the goal is to read for 20 days this summer. that's not bad at all. meet that achievement. you can get any book for free grand

prize is also include a nintendo switch. golden state warriors, tickets and ferry passes throughout the summer of the library. also offers special kid events, including magic shows and petting zoos. sounds 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. and san francisco starting this summer. she says this is the first step to building the long-term future of hbc use in san francisco. the mayor says local organizations have already partnered up to form a plan to move the idea forward. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the biden administration now working to lower gas prices ahead of the busy summer travel schedule. >> a look at what's driving those higher prices.

>> all right. good morning at 7.28. this morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. let's get you started this half hour with a look at our forecast. dave spahr is of course in the weather center tracking it all for us. hi, dave. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and we're starting today off with the fog starting to peel away. don't you know, and seeing some sun trying to appear on through into san francisco. we're seeing that also happen inland as well. so >> kolling across the fog a little bit earlier today. that's a nice sign. we'll see numbers a little warmer. here's sfo. no delays being reported out that way. >> i just took a little quick check across the country. looks pretty good for now.

this busy holiday weekend here. a bit. and the only one that's having any little issues as a minor one at dfw. so if you're on maybe you'll have a little bit delay your hub. stop. here's a look at the current winds. we have single digits for the most part. now we expect them to pick up again in their typical fashion of onshore both today. tomorrow, not much for those temperatures inland as will warm nicely, but keep it a little cooler around the bay and certainly at the coast of the current numbers, you can see 40's and 50's mixture popping. it's 56 up there to antioch. meanwhile, 47 for livermore, livermore valley there. 47 for fremont. and a 52 coming in again for half moon bay. so a little cooler this morning by couple of degrees. but we'll make up for it this afternoon to you, folks in the we'll see a nice little bounce there. but few degrees. it will feel warmer. 65 at 11 by 2. let's try about 76. and this trend will continue the next couple of days on tuesday. we're looking for a slight pullback. as you can see there as we have a weak system passing. but that looks to be mostly sunny with all of take a look at longer range forecast the 4 zone

expected today in a bit, stephanie. all right. looking forward to it. >> could be a record breaking weekend for travel. aaa estimating nearly 39 million americans will drive at least 50 miles over the long holiday. drivers can expect to pay more than the national average for gas. that's $3.61 the bay area averaging around $5.30 for a gallon of gas kron. 4 spoke with triple a on what drivers should know before they hit the road. >> but do yourself a favor? take your car, checked out ahead of time. check things like your battery, your fluids in your tire pressure. those are the 3 most common reasons. the aaa will be called to help people on the side of the 89,000 californians last memorial day weekend to want to do better avoid being stopped at the side of the road. just preventative maintenance. >> as for driving on memorial day, prime traffic time is expected to hit between 3 and 07:00pm.

>> this holiday weekend also marks the start of the 100 deadliest days on the road for teen drivers on friday. law enforcement authorities and advocates gather to issue a message. >> i've heard a lot of young people pot never killed. disagree. i've never seen more felt more deaths than i ever seen or more crashes since legalization of marijuana just take a look. >> well, experts say no matter the age of your child, please remind them to wear their seat belt, have a sober ride home, don't speed. and to please pay attention behind the wheel. with more drivers on the roads extra chp officers are on patrol. the agency says statewide. 46 people died in crashes and more than 1100 drivers were arrested for duis during last year's memorial day holiday. maximum enforcement remains in place until midnight on tuesday. 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. 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 the 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 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 to 0. the measure passes passed a bill referred to as the pet rent. ben. 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 help british-made. >> 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. >> as millions of americans get ready to hit the road for summer vacation. the biden administration says it's taking measures to lower the price of gas. aaa says the national average is about $3.60 here in california. it's more than $5 a gallon. the put between memorial day and july 4th, 1 million barrels of gasoline will be sold from the

northeast. gasoline supply reserve to try and lower prices. some democrats are blaming big oil companies for the high prices. >> instead of working to lower gas prices for americans ahead of the busy memorial day weekend, big oil company executives are huddling to find ways to keep prices high and keep their profits soaring. >> meanwhile, the president of the american petroleum institute says instead of releasing reserves, there needs to be a bigger focus on oil production. officials estimate about 400,000 more barrels a day will be used because of the summer travel season. president joe biden spoke to the newest class of graduates at west point on saturday. during the speech the president told cadets that nothing is guaranteed about our democracy. every generation has an obligation to defend, protect and preserve it. >> about to become full saw most honorable and the most consequential fighting force and the history of the world.

that's not hyperbole of the world. that's the truth. >> the president's remarks come at a time when he is struggling in the polls which show him trailing former president donald trump in several states. experts say the economy continues to be a hot topic for voters. and trump were continues to celebrate asian american pacific islander heritage all month long in san pablo, the city recognized its new police chief, a longtime veteran of the force and the first asian american to lead the department. well forcefully to go. was there. >> against all enemies against all enemies, foreign domestic generation to brian blue bars. family on hand to watch the decorated law enforcer sworn in as pablo's. next top >> testament to bars? loyalty, dedication and unwavering support for those who truly

know the man behind the shield since the start of the year, bar held the title of interim police chief, his interim status is no longer. he is also the first asian american police chief to ever serve in san pablo. coming up in the in a police department. >> no one really no one pays attention or or or cares that, you know your your air american leader, but taking taking on that responsibility, taking on the responsibility of being the chief of police, your representation of of your community, your representation of the values of your community. so i recognize that and i i embrace the values of my asian american heritage representing my community. proud the 21 year veteran of the force taking over command of the agency from another trailblazer, outgoing ron retiring with distinction in december after serving as the

agency's first fujian police chief. despite plant manager. >> and cycle always stood out. leaving a lasting impression on me, surrounded by law enforcement leaders from throughout the bay area family. other retired air force on force. >> because you the responsibility. i had and father with his wife, 3 grown kids, mother, father and mother-in-law watching bar recounts his rise to the top. >> remembering where it all started. born on a u.s. military base in south korea while his father served his country in his wife's my. >> a

>> bar lauds his asian american pacific islander heritage and other api top cops that paved the way for his promotion. i appreciate and respect and remember the even before fred lau. >> i'm heather san francisco pd and the struggle for these leaders, asian american leaders that created the past for to allow me to even get to this point. so it's it is an honor be recognizing view apart of mayor asian american in in public safety in the bay area. >> barr's first day as chief kicked asian american pacific islander heritage month on may. 1st in san pablo, philippe djegal, all kron >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news, the giants look

to extend their winning streak as they take on the nets. details coming up. >> alright, temperatures are not real to be hot going on, but we're going to warm up a little bit for today compared to yesterday, little bit more sun for everybody. 79 going on for memorial day itself. 75 cooling off a touch into tuesday. but that's temporary warming back up again to

>> all right, taking a live look out at the bay bridge out on the sunday morning. looking very pretty out there. you can see the sun, but it is kind of covered up, find those clouds out there day and it's almost

looks post apocalyptic almost ours. here is your belief is a sea of cars. really something going on. why people are sleeping in. i know, yes, i want to disturb anybody, yeah, stephanie, we have a stack of some fog clouds. >> that are going start to peel away pretty quickly from the standpoint of the bay. and you will see some opening up a little bit more rapidly worsening year-old somebody another beautiful shot since we got here. how about that looks pretty good. and as far any interference from rain, somebody might get a stray shower because that flare up by. so it showed you earlier, but not up to tahoe. keep the sunshine flowing lower 70's. wow. 69 on wednesday indicating a slight change with this frontal system. want to show you the lower. 48 real quick here and a boy. this is the bullseye for activity today. now you've probably heard about this before to brass can so forth. that's all moved east to the ohio and lower mississippi valley here a little bit here. st. louis, just south thereof is where the rough stuff going to be. this is actually a tornado warning. you see in kentucky. but as far as the airport stops, the hubs look okay.

houston for to ay, chicago might get some showers and thunderstorms, but the really bullseye activity. you can see cincinnati backwards. what's going to happen and about the next month or so is this area actually gets to be fairly quiet. is it all happens to venture up towards the north? we're talking more july now, but it's still a little early for the season. back on the home front, what happens here? we've got our from lehigh in place here to me to cover you up. icu. okay. that weak little frontal system passes it only readjust our temperatures. that's it. and this guy goes back in full mode here as we have the following year on top of us. and that will provide extra warmth. take us to saturn. sorry, friday will be the hottest day, but it looks pretty good through the weekend. certainly keeping it dry. that looks pretty juicy up towards the north. we'll see if that gets up to further. the south with later model runs 4 zone forecast. we'll call it an improvement and some variety compared to what we've seen. 62 san francisco to the coast, upper 50's still now we talk about some or all out. it should be.

these numbers are frequently in the 70's storm. the real heat of summer, but we're not there 67 burlingame, don't forget the winds coming in all day today through the peninsula. notice modest temperatures. 73 for palo alto, bumping up a little bit to the south bay. 76 for san jose. santa clara matching that cupertino. 75. and then the east bay shoreline. lower 70's. but we have to couple in here tri valley, your upper 70's today. now 78 livermore. 76 pleasanton 78 so walnut creek with a chilly 63 by comparison berkeley, you'll feel that wind this afternoon as the laos. 66 79 fairfield. 75 for now and 78 santa rosa. another strike at 80's for tomorrow to reach. 80 will be awfully close, 79 or so for monday. and then there's that temporary cool down from that weak frontal system back to the upper 80's. it looks like by the time we get to friday, stephanie, just pull back a little bit. but when sunny and the weekend, though, so pretty good for everybody. we have these kind of moderate temperatures hang in here. so

that's good. rice really starting to. >> feel like summer. it is slowly. but surely it that we've already had bumps to get near so morning while this is all very modest, so knock on wood, get hit real hard this rummer, but not on a glass haha. all right. thanks a lot. there. >> for continues. our coverage of an hpi heritage month. firefighters play a crucial role in protecting our communities. despite progress over the years, asian americans and pacific islanders remain underrepresented among first responders in san francisco. one group of firefighters is saving lives while shattering stereotypes. join me as i connect with some of the cities, bravest. >> it's a busy day at san francisco's fire station the engine. trucks and rescue squad rolling out to emergencies across the keep doing it. despite these challenges, i don't quit.

>> and their sliding into acting lieutenant stanley braving literal trial by fire after nearly 3 decades with the department day today. >> there's a lot of unpredictability. that was the beauty of being a firefighter. you never i have been to nba >> on average san francisco fire response to more than 200 emergency medical calls like this a day becoming working. have know you have a building collapse. >> right, because i'm on the rescue squad. we respond to have to fire since that we head the asian firefighters association or say employee group within san francisco fire working to support and recruit more asians and pacific islanders. knowing that i have a community within the community has been great. julie mao is assistant deputy chief. she serve san francisco for more than 2 decades. when you're first starting out. >> did you feel underestimated? oh, absolutely. when i came into

the department, people would second, guess me and they can. you lift this latter. can you start can you do these things and like absolutely. >> let's go breaking barriers through smoke and stereotypes. every day i come to work. i am that shows other people that lgbtq asian pacific islander. >> a woman to be in this job and it opens their doors. hopefully gives a message to the younger generation api numbers. they. >> this is something you could do nationwide just over one percent of firefighters api. 17% of san francisco firefighters api asians make up more than 37% of the population. why is it so important that we have a firefighting force that reflects its community? representation matters when people see themselves? >> in the people that are helping in their worst day. they feel a sense of truss. when i go on calls, you filipino. we can have a conversation with somebody

that speaks only to go for firefighter robert to watch representation also means being a role model when a little kid sees somebody that looks like them. >> well, i can do that. >> in august, the a led a mission to maui shortly after deadly wildfires torched the things that we complain about. >> it's it's miniscule. you know, these people lost their homes, lost their livelihood, their living other cars. it was eye-opening. the team assisting local fire crews to stamp out a grass fire near a relief center distributing relief supplies to families in need in times of disaster. when people see that there's a bigger response like. >> if the firefighters coming over really helps people understand that there's love and support for them to be on there, their local community. the department plans to make another trip back this year. you know, it takes hard to be a firefighter. you give of yourself to your colleagues to your community. what are you proudest of when it comes to being firefighter in san

francisco? we're doing we're accomplishing. >> you know, i see a bunch of chiefs now that that are asian and it's something that my son can see to for me being here. it gives my son of someone to look up to i love this out. it's very satisfying for, you know, you helped save a life. it's absolutely rewarding. and that's what keeps us going. >> and we thank them for their service now to bay area baseball as the giants take on the mets in new york and they keep up their winning streak. trump was erin wilson gives us the details. >> well, the giants they were after their 8th win in 9 games on saturday. and it seems that they finally caught a groove here lately in the season. the giants on the road trying to keep their winning ways going for a second night in a row against them. it's fans there. jordan hicks actually get the start for the giants. bottom of the second was starling marte day with a big hit out to left and it's into the stands to 6 on the season in the mit they lead by one to 0

top of the 6. now 2 on and 2 out to patrick bailey. he pops the base, hit out to left center field and brett wisely when he comes around to score the giant, they tie it up at one bottom of the 7 now shines nelly. 21 strikeouts on this season, but not right here. britain may be actually fins one into the cheap seats. he's 4th on the season and them if they add one more to lead by one. so this one is headed into extras. the giants leading 42 at this point, bases loaded with 2 outs for mike yastremski. super shot out to left center field. there. and will he clears the bases in strip ski? he says the giants big with that triple 72 is where it was in the giant. they windrits way. it will stay there in new york. 72, the final after the game manager bob melvin explained that his team's lately has had a flair for dramatic take a little hit can ignite weight comes off the bench. using the play >> except for just head in, you know, gets gets another just huge hit like he tends to

do. and then after that, you know, once we tied the game, we had a really good feeling that we were going to win the game based on what what's transpired last few days. >> and he was right. they won the game, obviously outside civic to you at the dais. all right, erin, thanks so much. the giants look to sweep the mets and their final game of the series today at 10, 40. a sad day in the golfing world as pga professional grayson, murray died suddenly yesterday. the exact cause of his death has not been confirmed, but he withdrew from the charles schwab golf tournament friday, citing an illness. the pga tour question if they should continue the tournament this weekend after they learned of this news after consulting with his determine this weekend's tournament should go on saying it's what, quote, grayson would want us to do earlier this year, murray wrote won the sony open, ending a six-year winless drought. murray was 30 years old and previously opened up about his battle with anxiety, depression and alcohol abuse.

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the kron 4 morning news. the latest on the search for suspects after a shootout unfolds in sandra fell injuring at least one person. and francisco's carnival festival officially kicks off. a live preview of the fun planned in the city today. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's sunday. may the 26th. let's get your day started with a look at the weather with dave sphar. good morning, dave. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. still trying to take care of some of that fog around the bay. it's giving us a little bit of the stops, trucked and sunshine going on. but it will do a better performance today than yesterday. so we'll see a little bit more sun for everybody except the folks along the coast. you'll be

battling this fog clouds through much of today. get out of our way here. we're looking at sfo be in the way, suppose looking pretty good. no delays being reported out there. and even in your travels across most of the lower 48 for right now, it looks like dallas fort worth is the only one posing any issues, although that may change a bit. there's some storms in the midwest. meanwhile, across the country, you can see out in the pacific, everything is toward the north. so high pressure is going to rule. we do have a weak system. we should note by tuesday that will correct our temperatures again. lots of 50's and the board. now we finally retired the 3rd of the 40's rather, 56 for antioch. 52 livermore in the east bay shoreline, a hodgepodge of 50's and were actually catching up to yesterday's numbers trailing a little bit in the south bay. but as you can see, we've reached parity almost and much of the east bay. so for today, but high noon about 70, a modest high 78 by 3. we may see an 80 here or there, but more than expected. former world a proper in a bit. we'll take a look at that. closer look at

your forecast into the holiday. stephanie? alright, dave, thanks so much. >> is sandra fell the search for multiple suspects continues this morning after a shootout near bochy ball tournament. that incident injured at least one person for jack moment. reports. >> well, sandra fell. police say if anybody witnessed the shootings to please step forward and offer what information they do have because, of course, there still are those suspects on the loose. now, police tell me it actually happened in not one but 2 separate locations. those reports of shots fired happening in front of dozens of people. >> workers at marine bochy tell us at least 6 cars were damaged after 2 cars sped down the street saturday afternoon setting off a crash scene here. many of these cars belonging to tournament players but former but bochy executive director jessica levy in what she saw next shook her to her 2 guys get out of one car and there's they started shooting at the other guys. you know, everybody was shaken up. she says the people shooting at each other. we're all young

men. >> and one was shot in the abdomen. she says everybody scattered. yeah, that that the sound of the terror of everybody screaming and then gunshots is. >> want are in the active in at the face of an investigation. sergeant rowell aguilar with the sandra fell. police department says they can't tell us much, but that reports of the shooting not only happened outside the box. ball facility, but also 2 blocks down. we believe this was an isolated event. so there is no danger to the public. no danger, but certainly plenty of fear the shooter right in the eye and then and then. >> got a little scared. jessica says everybody fell to the ground as the bullets flew. she was worried the shooting was going to spread inside. i never feared for my life down here or even felt unsafe can't really say that i don't feel unsafe now because that that was. for these folks. >> the show must go on now. this is total surprise.

>> kind of screwed apart are bochy tournament. they clean up and carry on. we have another tournament tomorrow. so anyway, what what going to do? >> and as you just heard that tournament for bochy ball will still go on indeed, heading into sunday all throughout the day. now guarding that person who was shot. police say they are expected to survive. and again, if you know anything about what happened during these 2 shootings reported here at sandra they're expected to contact police in sandra fell jacmel but kron 4 news. >> today san francisco's annual carnival festival kicks off taking off or rather taking over more than a dozen blocks in the mission district. and that's where we find kron four's tiffany justice with a preview of all the fun that's plan today. good morning, tiffany. >> good morning, stephanie. at this has been going on for 4 decades card of all kicking off this weekend with the grand parade today. as you guys cincy the street right behind me is completely cleared because this is the path of the parade on 24th

street. they have set up and the parade should start very soon. but if you know the sights and scenes, you know that this is a good time. the san francisco carnival organizers say that this event is an opportunity for many cultures to come together in the spirit to share their creative expressions. a grand parade in the mission district is happening today. starting around 9 o'clock this morning. and it's going to be lively. the grand parade has over 3,000 artists representing the cultural heritage of brazil, mexico, panama, bolivia, and much more. it will cover 20 blocks here in the mission district in the san francisco low rider council will start the parade off. >> today we see the beauty. we see the carnival san francisco grand parade. we're celebrating our 46th anniversary and with us, we have a wonderful grand marshal dokdo go at them too. >> we bring from all over the bay area from the northern part of california, southern and around the world that come to celebrate this carnival. so 3,000 are does divide into about 70 different dance truth. some have 30 dancers

and some have 402. you're going to see this. plethora of diversity in this grand prix >> okay. so the parade is free to come. watch. the festival is still going on as well on harrison street, 17 blocks for that festival have been stored away. 400 vendors and 5 main stages for the festival is still going on today. back to studio been a sounds like it's going to be a great day filled with fun. appreciate your reporting. >> all right. new details on a police standoff that shut down part of southbound 6.80, officers responding to reports of a driver who barricaded themselves inside of their car. that incident forcing traffic to a near standstill on saturday, san ramon police issued a warning about the barricaded drive around 6 o'clock. this happened on 6.80, near san ramon valley boulevard. we're told the driver had been involved in a crash with another car. you can see in this picture here from a caltrans camera, the

backup happening near bolinger canyon road. san ramon police and chp responded. the man got out of his vehicle and was taken into custody lanes, reopened just before 07:00pm. police on the peninsula are investigating after a fatal shooting near a belmont park. police say the 27 year-old victim was killed around 8 o'clock friday night. investigators responded to or win and hillary streets. that's just off 101 year. o'donnell park. the victim was shot multiple times despite life saving efforts. he died at the scene. we heard from an eyewitness. >> skating and have you know, we've got a family. i have do kids. i have a son and a daughter and to the mostly be in evening in the night. but the walks park, you're going to want so it is getting to, come to know that today has been on the site. >> police are asking anyone with information to please get in touch. a san jose man is

sentenced to 10 years in prison for forcing his partner into trafficking. monterey county prosecutors say o% courtney davenport beat his girlfriend and forced her to engage in acts for his financial game. salinas police say the victim called in february last year telling police her boyfriend davenport struck her in the eye because she refused to do was she was told davenport was eventually arrested and convicted of human trafficking and domestic violence along with his prison sentence. davenport must also register as a offender. a 13 year-old is arrested after allegedly kicking a woman in the head during an attempted robbery. daly city police say it happened last saturday near glasgow avenue. investigators say the teen was part of a group of 4 people who attacked that woman when she fell to the ground. we're told the woman was kids several times, including in the head. police say the group was trying to steal the woman's groceries before hopping on a bus. a

witness was able to help, but police identified the 13 year-old suspect the teen was booked into the youth services center for attempted robbery and battery. in the east bay. freemont police arrested 4 people accused of running a counterfeit money scheme. officers responded to a story on warm springs boulevard earlier this month. the manager there saying some customers had paid for items with fake money. police identify the suspects from surveillance video. they believe the same people paid with counterfeit bills at nearby stores. on sunday, police found the suspect's in front of a different store. all 4 investigators say kerry counterfeit bills. >> i somebody whether open-ended that it needed that it said 40's and i >> former oakland police chief leronne armstrong kicked off this campaign saturday for city council at mcclymonds high school. he was joined by community leaders including councilmember noel gallo.

armstrong is running for council member rebecca kaplan seat and faces off against 8 other candidates. armstrong is diving into politics while at the same time suing the city of oakland for wrongful termination. >> coming up on the kron, 4 morning news, a popular water brand faces a recall. what the fda wants you to know. plus, a south bay couple gets creative with their new coffee venture. the unusual vehicle helping them grew their dreams. >> get a robot down here to deliver coffee for us. here's a look at what it looks like today. lots of sunshine. those temperatures for the most part in the 70's for the bay and inland pushing near 80 and we'll do it again tomorrow. look at your memorial day weekend. forecast calls for to. good morning and welcome

back to kron. 4 morning news live shot coming in from the market and you can see from the shot. but the trees in the foreground. they're all lit up. so. >> it's a little bit of that hazy sunshine already at this hour. and we're not done yet. it's only 8 o'clock in the morning in the mechanics are just getting started. take a look at the shot that i have for you here. this is from our mount tam picture here. and it just shows that layer of fog that just doesn't look like it wants to give up. the surface. we can see it's a different story. so it's already being peeled away. so the operations already in place here, this is going to be taken care of within the next couple of hours except along the coast. that will be a problem area. most readings are in the 50's right now. lower 50's here for

half moon bay, san francisco. but we do pop up to about 56 so far in 55. meanwhile for san jose, been a 54 for napa. so in the future cast for going forward, whatever fog, we have gone pretty much mostly sunny and probably a better day of seeing the sun at the coast as you saw from yesterday. but that cold chilly breeze will be with us all day. kind of a weak effort for some afternoon showers up there. up sloping kind of thing we get during the day. here's what happens again tomorrow. the fog makes all the more progress in the sacramento valley clears out there the afternoon showers. so it looks like kind of morning, almost summer time drill. we see that afternoon flare up of some showers going on. and by the way, that should remain south of tahoe. the just general forecast is keeping a mostly sunny there going out tuesday. there's another element. a wrinkle that's coming in this by this point. we do have a weak front in our backyard and that's going to bring down our temperatures. so although that should clear out, we still will see some cooler temps by the time i see a pop of some winds to onshore. thank you. and that's what we're seeing

for today. and again, will be more parents here from the golden gate, san francisco, a little bit along the coast into the 20's and teens all day today through tomorrow. you can see and we don't see in offshore winds with a switch here for solano county. that's a good thing. there. sfo looking good on our front, by the way, as a sidebar here, just not at that. chicago is looking at some. storm brought blm's there. so if you're in travels there might be a little bit of a delay your kate. the coast, a few clouds but coles. that means you'll see a lot of sun inland. sunny and nice temperatures approaching near about 80 opcouple places will make it more of that expected tomorrow. but coastal clouds still nice for the bay and inland. pretty much again, 70's and 80's tuesday's a little turn day and then we recover for 80's by midweek. and i mean, also upper 80's. it looks like by the time we get to around friday, 62 san francisco, 68 for oakland. 76 meanwhile for san jose, here's what's going on. the big board. there are only about antioch is reaching 80. it looks like more spots probably tomorrow might get there for

concord and up to santa rosa for tomorrow. but most of the readings inland are going to be the 70's east bay shoreline, lower 70's, 68 oakland, 76 meanwhile for san jose, there's a big into the next few days. tuesday. little drop there temporarily recovering as we get into the rest of the week next weekend. looks like it won't be quite as warm but it should remain dry and all of that in the sunshine. so we'll take a week okay. absolutely. thanks a lot, dave. >> all right. >> happening now, thousands of concertgoers are in napa this weekend for battle rock. i know some of our producers are out there too. well, today is the last day of the festival. big names like ed sheeran are set to headline tonight. wow, you're going to one of the lucky ones. you can hear him perform live in total. 75 bands perform through this evening. sounds like a great time. well, a south bay couple recently quit their tech jobs to follow their passion of brewing coffee. and now they're running a mobile cafe. all fueled by this. now, check this out. their business is

called moon way coffee roasters from grinding the the cafe is run 100% off the couple's cybertruck. megan mabel say they realize their love for coffee while at their tech jobs. mean, was working at tesla at the time. so he knew what a cyber truck was capable of. >> had a bigger bed. so you can put a lot more stuff in there and air suspension so we can actually lower that working surface to the person's height. we still want to maintain that opened kind of >> transparent like interaction of our customers. so the great thing about the cybertruck set up is that it's a very open platform, if you ever been by the farmers market, you know, we have our booth and then we stop right out of the back of the truck. and there's no walls. >> but it's certainly one way to get attention. main is a transplant from indiana may was a bay area native, and she says her grandparents run a chinese restaurant in fresno which helped her make that transition into the food and beverage industry.

>> have banned unlike after that, as you see, everyone started running. >> this morning, the search continues for suspects involved in a high school graduation shooting. it happened at ssyline high school in oakland. police say a fight broke out in the parking lot with several suspects firing guns. 3 people were shot. all are expected to survive. would you? water is recalling nearly 2 million bottles of product over concerns of bacteria contamination. the company says affected bottles were distributed in washington state and sold nationwide online. customers are advised not to drink the water and return it for a refund. for more information, you can find that on the fda's website. san francisco fire crews worked to stamp out a house fire on carll street saturday morning. flames engulfed a 2 storey complex just after 09:00am the damage displacing to tourists? the department now working with a travel company to find the affected people in new place to stay. no injuries reported. december fell in

marin. would fire department now has a new fire chief. the city announced abraham roman to the position on thursday. roman was deputy fire chief and brings nearly 40 years of experience in the fire service. he spent 24 of those years with the berkeley fire department. congratulations. continue to celebrate api heritage month and this morning we take us look at a special college program in the east bay that's sparking student interest in asian american culture. how ford's gayle ong reports from chabot college. >> on behalf of movement and be a and welcome you to our annual. >> music. food. and plenty to celebrate. the night market is one of the biggest annual events for movement. >> the asian american and

pacific islander learning community at chabot college and leo can last is one of its lead. organizers. i see it as a family, a support group and just knowing that i have people that look like me and higher education. it means a lot movement also give students more opportunities to learn api history and literature. arnold is director of student life at chabot college. just so important to that this is students see themselves in the curriculum. they understand their history and their culture and just have these opportunities to engage in that. >> with luck with their own culture, the name movement comes from other ethnic studies. movements dating back to the 1960's. but it also describe something that happens a lot at community colleges can last is hoping to transfer and study political science at uc berkeley. you know, community college students are mostly forgotten because it's not a way for people to go to college movement provides counseling and support for students like

can last. >> who wants to transfer to four-year universities. says students are the driving force behind the program and this was their idea. >> to do this. and so we're just kind of supporting our student leaders in our community really want to come together and do something a little bit different in this community to celebrate asian american native hawaiian pacific islander heritage and organizers say when this night market started 3 years ago, they started when about 5 vendors and over the years that participation has grown to dozens of vendors who want to take part in this event and they hope to host this every year. it takes a village to organize year. that's about it said family. it's a great support group and i wouldn't i am right now. if it weren't for movement. reporting in hayward, gayle ong kron, 4 news. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news. a library in the east bay is cooking up some fun events for some readers. the prize is available for bookworms.

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>> developing news out of san mateo county where a motorcycle collided with a pickup truck on highway one. the crash forcing all lanes to shut down for hours. it happened around 5.45, yesterday and the marauder road in san mateo county. >> and volunteer firefighter i fortunately the most of us did not survive. we sent out and sealer advised people traffic.

currently army >> all lanes reopened just after 10 o'clock last night. alright, calling up bookworms. the oakland public library is inviting readers of all ages to participate in its summer reading challenge the goal is to read for 20 days this summer, that achievement, you get any book for free grand prize is also include an switch. golden state warriors, tickets and ferry passes throughout the summer of a library. also offers special kid events, including magic shows and petting zoos. you can reach out to the library to learn more about this. francisco is one step closer to establishing a historically black college and university of the city. mayor london breed says 60 interns from hbc use across the country. live in learn in san francisco, the summer. she says this is the first step to building the long-term future of hbc use in san francisco, the mayor says local organizations have already partnered up to form a

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mister dave spahr date step that we can make a four-day weekend if you want making to >> well, that sounds i think a lot yeah. morning, stephanie cook morning, everybody. yes, sunday morning with us. and we're actually seeing the sun improve across looks like the immediate bay is that fog starts to mix out a little quicker than yesterday. >> give everybody a little bit more sunshine today than yesterday, but also improve conditions at the coast as well, but will be chilly all day. there's a look at the fog peeling away. as you can see, at least we can see the east bay shoreline all lit up nicely with that. we do have some winds that will become a little bit more intense as the day wears on more in the onshore direction. and we don't see a flip off shore at all. 50's going on. it looks antioch, 50 to half moon bay and 55 san jose. and you can see we're trailing a little bit down south, but pretty even across most of the beta numbers yesterday will do better than yesterday for high temperatures today inland. that is 70 about high noon to 3 o'clock about 78 with a token 18 here. and there we're

going to rip people wrist before months tomorrow looks like but interrupting this little warming phase from a weak front that will make up for it later in the week. i'll have that longer-range forecasts tree and check in to the 4 zone for this sunday's deputy. all right. looking forward to it. thanks so much, dave. >> what could be a record breaking weekend for travel. aaa estimating nearly 39 million americans to drive at least 50 miles over the long holiday. drivers can expect to pay more for the national average, a rather more than the national average for gas. that's $3 and $0.61 the bay area is averaging around $5.30 from 4 spoke with triple-a. what drivers should know before they hit the road. >> but do yourself a favor. take your car to ahead of time. check things like your battery, your fluids in your tire pressure. those are the 3 most common reasons. the aaa will be called to help people on the side of the 89,000 californians last memorial day weekend to want to do better avoid being stopped at the side of the road. just

preventative maintenance. >> as for driving on memorial day, prime traffic time is expected to hit between 3 and 07:00pm. this holiday weekend. also marks the start of the 100 deadliest days on the road for teen drivers on friday. law enforcement authorities and advocates gathered to issue a message. >> i've heard a lot of young people pot never killed. disagree. i've never seen more felt more deaths than i ever seen or more crashes since legalization of marijuana just take a look. >> experts say no matter the age of your child, please remind them to wear a seatbelt, have a sober ride home, don't speed and pay attention behind the wheel. with more drivers on the roads, extra chp officers are on patrol. the agency says statewide. 46 people died in crashes and more than 1100 drivers were arrested for duis during last year's memorial

day holiday. maximum enforcement does remain in place until midnight tuesday. warning if you're planning to hit the coast this 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. >> 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. 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. 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. >> 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 the 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 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 to 0. the measure passes

in the assembly. members passed a bill referred to as the pet rent. 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 help british-made. >> 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. >> as millions of americans get ready to hit the set the road for summer vacation. the biden administration says it's taking measures to lower the price of gas. aaa says the national average is about $3.60 here in california. it's

more than $5 a gallon between memorial day and july 4th, 1 million barrels of gas will be sold from the northeast. gasoline supply reserve to try and lower prices. some democrats are blaming big oil companies for the higher prices. >> instead of working to lower gas prices for americans ahead of the busy memorial day weekend, big oil company executives are huddling to find ways to keep prices high and keep their profits soaring. >> meantime, the president of the american petroleum institute says instead of releasing reserves there needs to be a bigger focus on oil production. officials estimate about 400,000 more barrels a day will be used because of the summer travel season. president joe biden spoke to the newest class of graduates at west point on saturday during his speech, the president told cadets that nothing is guaranteed about our democracy and every generation has an obligation to defend protect and preserve it.

>> about to become full-time members of the most honorable and the most consequential fighting force and the history of the world. that's not hyperbole of the world. that's the truth. >> the president's remarks come at a time when he is struggling in the polls which show him trailing former president donald trump in several states. experts say the economy continues to be a hot topic for voters. continues to celebrate asian american pacific islander heritage all month long in san pablo, the city recognized its new police chief, a longtime veteran of the force and the first asian american to lead the department kron four's philippe djegal was there. >> against all enemies against all enemies, foreign domestic generation to brian blue bars. family on hand to watch the decorated law enforcers sworn in as san pablo's. next top

>> testament to bars? loyalty, dedication and unwavering support for those who truly know the man behind the shield since the start of the year, bar held the title of interim police chief. his interim status is no longer. he is also the first asian american police chief to ever serve in san pablo. coming up in the in a police department. >> no one really no one pays attention or or or cares that, you know your your air american leader, but taking taking on that responsibility, taking on the responsibility of being the chief of police, your representation of of your community, your representation of the values of your community. so i recognize that and i i embrace the values of my asian american heritage representing my community proudly the 21 year veteran of the force taking over command of the agency from another

trailblazer, outgoing chief ron retiring with distinction in december after serving as the agency's first fujian police chief. despite plant manager. >> and cycle always stood out. leaving a lasting impression on me, surrounded by law enforcement leaders from throughout the bay area family. other retired air force on force. >> because you responsibility, i had a and father with his wife, 3 grown kids, mother, father and mother-in-law watching bar recounts his rise to the top. >> remembering where it all started. born on a u.s. military base in south korea while his father served his country in his wife's mine. >> a

>> for bar lauds his asian american pacific islander heritage and other api top cops that paved the way for his promotion. i appreciate and respect and remember the even before fred lau. >> i'm heather francisco pd and the struggle for. these leaders, asian american leaders that created the past for to allow me to even get to this point. so it's it is an honor be recognizing view apart of mayor asian american in in public safety in the bay area. >> barr's first day as chief kicked asian american pacific islander heritage month on

may. 1st in san pablo, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 >> and coming up on the kron 4 morning news. the giants extend a rather look to extend their winning streak as they take on the mets. we've got the details after this. >> and it looks like we'll keep a nice gravy train going for the next few days here around 80 in those inland spots, a little fullback by tuesday, but warming up at the end of the week and a check of the 4 zone forecast the sunday while we're at it. the kron 4 while we're at it. the kron 4 morning news continues. ow netwo network for business.

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>> taking a live look outside at the embarcadero this sunday morning. a 43. it's looking gorgeous out there in san francisco. david, what are you keeping an eye on >> it is that good morning, stephanie. good morning. all also nice up there 70 looks good. if you're tahoe forecast, everything is looking good. there. we do have a big heat pump and are at all like this. it's a nice warm spring day. we could say that. so look at 71 going on for monday. tuesday at 77 e also for wednesday. now there is a flare up of afternoon showers that may potentially impact what we're showing you 70, but it looks like will be okay over the next few days. that will stay to the south. meanwhile, across the lower 48, it's another busy day. this is all now shifted to the ohio and mississippi valleys. we're tornadic activity is a possibility along with severe thunderstorms along with that. that you see line. you can see there now conditions are 9.10. it's about 10 o'clock out here approaching 11. so it's not even the maximum daytime heating. but this yellow you

see here is where the looking for moderate chances for unsettled weather and then right there in the bull's eye there from cincinnati. back to the western oklahoma is where the roughest stuff will be. so today it could be another rough day in parts of the midwest. back on the home front. here's our high. it's going to controlling things for a couple of days. weak front passes, correct. temperatures temporarily. we recovered though by thursday friday, this guy or storm place falling air help warming us up a bit cools off again by the weekend, but we should stay dry and basically mostly sunny might have an aggressive marine layer in the morning. that's okay. we'll see plenty of sun for the most part. 4 zone forecast company today. we've got to 62 san francisco. better clearing at the coast today, but numbers not much affected. upper 50's coupled with the fact you got that chilly wind. so keep that in mind. you want sweater and a coat all that 67 burlingame, 69 foster city, 72, san carlos and 73 palo alto in the south bay will get to about 76 san jose. 75 milpitas east bay shoreline. lower 70's tri

valley mean well, upper 70's looks like see a little bit coupling. not great, but 78 going on walnut creek today. 63 for berkeley cc. these ratings getting really close to 80 might get there for any oct 16 6. meanwhile for 79 fairfield, 75 for napa. and about a 78 for santa rosa. so again, remaining in the zone here for a couple of days, looking good for the holiday as well. tuesday, a drop with that front and then back up to the 80's as we finish off the week with a drop by saturday as well. but a key issue is going to be like this. we should stay mostly sunny. it looks like at this vantage point. all right, great. well, we will enjoy that sunshine. what we've got you know, we've had some rough time. some so looking good. okay. thanks so much, dave. >> kron 4 continues. our coverage of a and hpi heritage month. >> firefighters play a crucial role in protecting our communities. despite progress over the years, asian americans and pacific islanders remain underrepresented among first responders in san francisco.

one group of firefighters is saving lives while shattering stereotypes. join me as i connect with some of the cities, bravest. >> it's a busy day at san francisco's fire station the engine. >> trucks and rescue squad rolling out to emergencies across the keep doing it. despite these challenges, i don't quit. and their sliding into acting lieutenant stanley braving literal trial by fire after nearly 3 decades with the department day today. >> there's a lot of unpredictability. that was the beauty of being a firefighter. you never i-72 and >> on average san francisco fire response to more than 200 emergency medical calls like this a day becoming working. have know you have a building collapse. >> right, because i'm on the rescue squad. we respond to

have to fire since that we head the asian firefighters association or say employee group within san francisco fire working to support and recruit more aeians and pacific islanders. knowing that i have a community within the community has been great. julie mao is assistant deputy chief. she serve san francisco for more than 2 decades. when you're first starting out. >> did you feel underestimated? oh, absolutely. when i came into the department, people would second, guess me and they can. you lift this latter. can you start can you do these things and like absolutely. >> let's go breaking barriers through smoke and stereotypes. every day i come to work. i am that shows other people that lgbtq asian pacific islander. >> a woman to be in this job and it opens their doors. hopefully it gives a message to the younger generation api members. they. >> this is something you could do nationwide just over one percent of firefighters api.

17% of san francisco firefighters api. >> asians make up more than 37% of the population. why is it so important that we have a firefighting force that reflects its community? representation matters when people see themselves? >> in the people that are helping in their worst day. they feel a sense of truss. when i go on calls, you filipino. we can have a conversation with somebody that speaks only to go for firefighter robert to watch representation also means being a role model when a little kid sees somebody that looks like them. >> well, i can do that. >> in august, say led a mission to maui shortly after deadly wildfires torched the things that we complain about. >> it's it's miniscule. you know, these people lost their homes, lost their livelihood, their living other cars. it was eye-opening. the team assisting local fire crews to stamp out a grass fire near a relief center distributing

relief supplies to families in need in times of disaster. when people see that there's a bigger response like if the firefighters coming over really helps people understand that there's love and support for them to be on there. >> their local community, the department plans to make another trip back this year. you know, it takes hard to be a firefighter. you give of yourself to your colleagues to your community. what are you proudest of when it comes to being firefighter in san francisco? what we're doing? we're accomplishing, you know, i see a bunch of chiefs now that that are >> asian. and it's something that my son can see to for me being here. it gives my son. >> someone to look up to i love this out. it's very satisfying for, you know, you helped save a life. it's absolutely rewarding. and that's what keeps us going. >> and we thank all of our firefighters for their brave service. well, not a bay area. baseball as the giants take on the mets in new york. can they keep up their winning streak?

kron four's erin wilson gives us the details >> well, the giants they were after their 8th win in 9 games on saturday. and it seems that they finally caught a groove here lately in the season. the giants on the road trying to keep their winning ways going for a second night in a row against them. it's fans there. jordan hicks actually get the start for the giants. bottom of the second was starling marte day with a big hit out to left and it's into the stands to 6 on the season in the mit they lead by one to 0 top of the 6. now 2 on and 2 out to patrick bailey. he pops the base, hit out to left center field and brett wisely when he comes around to score the giant, they tie it up at one bottom of the 7 now shines nelly. 21 strikeouts on this season, but not right here. britain may be actually fins one into the cheap seats. he's 4th on the season and them if they add one more to lead by one. so this one is headed into extras. the giants leading 42 at this point, bases loaded with 2 outs for mike yastremski. super shot out to left center field. there. and will he clears the

bases in strip ski? he says the giants big with that triple 72 is where it was in the giants. a wind its way. it will stay there in new york. 72, the final after the game manager bob melvin explained that his team's lately has had a flair for dramatic take a little hit can ignite weight comes off the bench. using the play >> except for just head in, you know, gets gets another just huge hit like he tends to do. and then after that, you know, once we tied the game, we had a really good feeling that we were going to win the game based on what what's transpired last few days. >> and he was right. they won the game, obviously outside civic to you at the dais. >> all right. and thanks so much. the giants look to sweep the mets and their final game of the series today at 10, 40. a sad day in the gulf and world is pga professional. grayson. murray died suddenly yesterday. the exact cause of his death has not been confirmed, but he withdrew from the charles schwab golf

tournament friday, citing an illness. the pga tour question if they should continue the tournament this weekend after they heard of this news after consulting his parents, they determined this weekend's tournament should go on saying it's what, quote, grayson would want us to do earlier this year, murray won the sony open, ending a six-year winless drought. murray was 30 years old and previously opened up about his battle with anxiety, depression and alcohol abuse. he shared recently. he's been sober for recently. he's been sober for several months.

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scientists in china discovered a perfectly preserved dinosaur embryo inside of a fossilized, a very cool this discovery made after the 72 million-year-old specimen set in a storage room for more than a decade. the dinosaur would have looked like an ostrich, but with scales instead of feathers, the research team says the prenatal dinosaur looks like a baby bird curled inside of ad featured that's characteristic of today's birds. the research team said this is one of the most beautiful and well preserved fossils they have ever seen. just an incredible discovery. can't believe it was sitting in that storage room all this time. well, still ahead on the next hour of the kron, 4 morning news police investigate a sandra fell shooting that left one person injured. >> well, latest on the search for multiple suspects. plus, san francisco's iconic carnival festival kicks off in the mission today. coming up, a live preview of the fun people expect. stay with us. the call for morning news continues. now on the kron. 4

morning news. the latest on the search for suspects after a shootout unfolds in sandra fell injuring at least one person. and san francisco's carnival festival officially kicks off a life review of the fun planned in the city today. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no.

>> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's sunday. may the 26th. let's get your day started with a look at the weather with dave sphar. good morning day. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. we're looking pretty good already at this hour, 9 o'clock as the skies the darker shot, a shadow in terms of seeing a little bit more sun peer through. there's the fog mixes out nicely with the dry air upstairs. so the only stop along the way is going to be the coast. that will be a little bit more to keep a few clouds in the skies there. but nice view of the east bay shoreline and also up the only thing we'll watch out for is by tuesday. little front trip easing through correcting temperatures temporarily readings by now are 62 antioch. we've got 55 santa rosa also in livermore and even some upper 50's along the east bay shoreline, like and hayward contrast yesterday, pretty close to yesterday, although trailing a little bit in the south bay by a few degrees will make up for

that this afternoon. we're going for 73 at 1 o'clock at for about 78 or so keeping it mostly sunny and temperatures approach 18, a couple selective spots in the same deal for tomorrow. so will do the same thing with fog again. but mix out nicely for a mostly sunny day. have more details in your forecast coming up in a bit. stephanie. >> dave, thank you. today's san francisco's annual card of all festival kicks off, taking over more than a dozen blocks in the mission district. and that's where we find tiffany justice with a preview of all the fun that's planned. good morning, tiffany. >> good morning, stephanie. yes, they are getting ready to go. i hear the low riders honking their horns down the street. the grand parade officially starting at 9.30 this morning. so you got a little bit more time to get down. 24 street, if you want to watch this carnival kicking off this weekend with the grand parade today, they have set up all morning long and they're ready to go very shortly. but if you know the sights and scenes, you know,

this is going to be a good times at art of all. organizers say that this event is an opportunity for many cultures to come together in the spirit to share creative expressions. the grand parade is in the mission district happening today at 9.30, this morning. we want to make sure you know that and is going to be lively. the grand parade has over 3,000. art is representing the cultural heritage of brazil, mexico, panama, bolivia. much more. it will cover 20 blocks here in the mission district. that just the low rider council be starting the parade >> today we see the beauty. we see the carnival san francisco grand parade. we're celebrating our 46th anniversary and with us, we our wonderful grand marshal dokdo go with them too. bring from all over the bay area from the northern part of california, southern and around the world that come to celebrate this carnival. so 3,000 are does divide into about 70 different dance truth. some have 30 dancers and some have 402. you're going to see this. plethora of

diversity in this grand prix. >> all right. so the grand parade is free to come. watch. starting 9.30, the festival is still going on as well on harrison street, 17 blocks set aside for that 5. well, excuse me, 400 vendors was 5 main stage is going on as reporting live justice. back to you in studio as sounds like it's going to be a great day filled with a lot of fun. thanks, tiffany. >> in sandra fell the search for multiple suspects continues this morning after a shootout near bochy ball tournament. the incident injured at least one person kron four's. jeff moment reports. >> well, sandra fell. police say if anybody witnessed the shootings to please step forward and offer what information they do have because, of course, there still are those suspects on the loose. now, police tell me it actually happened in not one but 2 separate locations. those reports of shots fired happening in front of dozens of people.

>> workers at marine bochy tell us at least 6 cars were damaged after 2 cars sped down the street saturday afternoon setting off a crash scene here. many of these cars belonging to tournament players but former but bochy executive director jessica levy in what she saw next shook her to her 2 guys get out of one car and there's they started shooting at the other guys. you know, everybody was shaken up. she says the people shooting at each other. all young men. >> and one was shot in the abdomen. she says everybody scattered. yeah, that that the sound of the terror of everybody screaming and then gunshots is. >> we are in the active in at the face of an investigation. sergeant ronald aguilar with the sandra fell. police department says they can't tell us much, but that reports of the shooting not only happened outside the box. ball facility, but also 2 blocks down. we believe this was an isolated event. so there is no danger to the public. no danger, but certainly plenty of fear the shooter right in

the eye and then and then. >> got a little scared. jessica says everybody fell to the ground as the bullets flew. she was worried the shooting was going to spread inside. i never feared for my life down here or even felt unsafe can't really say that i don't feel unsafe now because that that was. for these folks. >> the show must go on now. this is sort of a total surprise. >> kind of screwed apart are bochy tournament. they clean up and carry on. we have another tournament tomorrow. so anyway, what what going to do? >> and as you just heard that tournament for bochy ball will still go on indeed, heading into sunday all throughout the day. now guarding that person who was shot. police say they are expected to survive. and again, if you know anything about what happened during these 2 shootings reported here at sandra they're expected to contact police in sandra fell jacmel but kron 4 news. >> new details on a police standoff that shut down part of southbound 6.80, officers

responding to reports of a driver who barricaded themselves inside of their car. the incident forced traffic to a near standstill on saturday. san ramon police issued a warning about the barricaded drive around 6 o'clock. this happened on 6.80, near san ramon valley boulevard. we're told the driver had been involved in a crash with another car. you can see here in this picture from a caltrans camera, the backup happening near bolinger canyon road. san ramon police and chp responded. the man got out of his vehicle and was taken into custody lanes reopen just before 07:00pm. police on the peninsula are investigating after a fatal shooting near a belmont park. police say the 27 year-old victim was killed around 8 o'clock friday night. investigators responded to early and hiller streets. that's just off 101 near o'donnell park. the victim was shot multiple times despite life saving efforts. he died at the scene. we heard from an eyewitness. >> skating and shocking. yeah.

have you know, we've got a family. i have been do kids. i have a son and a daughter and to the mostly be in you know, evening in the night. but the walks park, you're going to want so it is getting to, come to know that today has been on the site. >> a police are asking anyone with information to please get in touch. jose man is sentenced to 10 years in prison for forcing his partner into trafficking. monterey county prosecutors say courtney davenport beat his girlfriend and forced her to engage in acts for his financial gain. selena's police say the victim called them in february last year telling police her boyfriend davenport struck her in the eye because she refused to do what she was told. davenport was eventually arrested and convicted of human trafficking and domestic violence along with his prison sentence. davenport must also register as a offender. a 13 year-old is arrested after allegedly kicking a woman in the head during an attempted robbery.

daly city police say it happened last saturday near glasgow avenue. investigators say the teen was part of a group of 4 who attacked the woman once she fell to the ground. we're told she was kicked several times, including in the head. police say the group was trying to steal the woman's grocery bag before hopping on a bus. the witness was able to help police identified the 13 year-old the teen was booked into the eu services center for attempted robbery and battery. in the east bay from a police arrested. 4 people accused of running a counterfeit money scheme. officers responded to a story on warm springs boulevard earlier this month. the manager there saying some customers had paid for items with fake money. police identify the suspects from surveillance video. they believe the same people paid with counterfeit bills at nearby stores. on sunday, police found the suspect's in front of a different store. all 4 investigators say kerry counterfeit bills. >> i somebody it's open-ended

and that it needed that it said 40's and i read >> oakland police chief leronne armstrong kicked off his campaign saturday for city council and the clemens high school. he was joined by community leaders, including councilmember noel gallo. armstrong is running for council member rebecca kaplan seat and faces off against 8 other candidates. armstrong dives into politics was the same time suing the city of oakland for wrongful termination. >> coming up on the kron, 4 morning news, a popular water brand faces a recall. but the fda what to know. plus a south bay couple gets creative with their new coffee venture. the unusual vehicle, helping them through up their dreams. >> and pretty good for your sunday here. plenty of sunshine to have those onshore winds don't forget, but keeping those temps nicely into the 70's all day long, just about set for the chile mornings and evenings. check in your forecast. we come back in your forecast. we come back 4 morning news continues. new mr. clean ultra foamy magic eraser?

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still, you know, kind of overcast little bit. but you can see some shadows working there. so some light making its way through. >> we'll probably improve upon this the next few hours, but we'll keep it. some scattered clouds and the general forecast, maybe a little quicker and better tomorrow clearing on that. 62 antioch, most readings off to the east bay in the 50's and the north bay as well. 52, the cool spot you can see there for half moon bay and 58. meanwhile, 4 san jose futurecast again, whatever fog we have will mix out, although we'll keep some scattered clouds again at the coast a bit after daytime heating this up sloping little pop of some showers. this looks to be more use 70 more than up to tahoe and reno. and then the fall comes back again, greeting us tomorrow morning spilling in the sacramento valley. mixing up nicely in a little bit better. flare up happening in the mountains. just south of tahoe. looks like that is very typical. even in the summer months that we see that whatever little moisture you have in the atmosphere gets a brand, a mated. you bring up that air mass over the mountains like that. and it just you starts to condense out to cloud cover rain, maybe

even get a thunder shower out as well. and you lose daytime heating and it goes way exhaust clouds even has concluded that now tuesday, what happens on the home front is a different story. we'll see temperatures back off a little bit with a weak front of our backyard. that really doesn't do too much of anything even plowed wise. you'll probably feel some winds up tick by the time we get all the way out there. but for today, our typical onshore winds at work here. we don't see a flipping of offshore winds either. it looks like at least in the next 40 our time period with the front getting this close will probably see them reach a research for tuesday and that will act as climate control.lkeep temperatures down a little bit more. so you'll notice a little bumped out a little ravine before we pick back up again for the remainder of the week. so putting it all together suppose in the background here, no delays on the home front, but you might have little minor delays. chicago was reporting some because of those thunderstorms we talked about before today at the coast. a few clouds kind of lingering, cool temps and all that but inland, sunny and nice. and we're talking reaching about 80 more

populated 80's expected tomorrow. and of the coastal some leftover coastal clouds and chilly with the 50's and might scratch 60 in some locations, then warming up a little bit more into next week. after that tuesday, a ferret talked about sunny and warming 80's by midweek. and we need the middle to upper 80's briefly by friday, the hottest day in the bunch and another system calls us back off. but unlike others have done before, it's going bring rain and probably cloud cover. we should stay mostly sunny at this vantage point. and temperatures just backing off a little bit. 62 san francisco, 68 for oakland. 76 san jose and the bigger map. there's about 80 going on for any act. but most readings you can see in the 70's an artificially cool delay. what 66, because of those continued onshore winds next couple of days. pretty much of a persistence forecast here, but there is a drop on tuesday. now we cool off temporarily before creek correcting that latter portion of the week. and by friday getting up you know, upper a little flavor of summer there. and then the logical summer starts on

saturday, june first. okay. when hurricane season starts ok? you know what? i so stay with the flavor of summer. what popsicles? oh, and i the truck to. yeah. yeah. so hopefully we'll hearing more of those rolling around the there's a night. yeah, thanks a lot. dave. >> happening now, thousands of concertgoers are in napa this weekend for bottle rock. today is the last day of the festival. big names like edge year and are set headline tonight. >> so that should be a lot of fun in total. 75 bands perform through this evening. have a great time. everybody. well, a south bay couple recently quit their tech jobs to follow their passion for brewing coffee. and now they're running a mobile cafe all fueled by check this out. their business is called. moon way coffee roasters. and from grinding to pouring the cafe is 100% off the couple's cybertruck. you heard that right ingham able say they realize their love for coffee while at their tech jobs. man

was working at tesla at the time. so he knew what a cyber truck was capable of. >> and a bigger bed. so you can put a lot more stuff in there and air suspension so we can actually lower that working surface to the person's height. we still want to maintain that opened kind of >> transparent like interaction of our customers. so the great thing about the cybertruck set up is that it's a very open platform, if you ever been by the farmers market, you know, we have our booth and then we stop right out of the back of the truck. and there's no walls. >> is a transplant from indiana. while mabel is a bay area native. she says her grandparents run a chinese restaurant in fresno, which helped her make that transition into the food and beverage industry. >> unlike after that, as you see, everyone started running. >> well, this morning, the search continues for suspects involved in a high school graduation shooting. it happened at skyline high school in oakland. police say a fight broke out in the parking lot with several suspects firing guns. 3 people

were shot. all are expected to survive. he do. water is recalling nearly 2 million bottles of product over concerns of bacteria contamination. the company says affected bottles were distributed in washington state and sold nationwide online. customers are advised not to drink the water and to return it for a refund. for more information you can visit the fda's website. francisco fire crews worked to put out a house fire on call streets saturday morning. flames engulf the 2 story complex just after 09:00am the damage displacing to tourists? the department is now working with a travel company to find the affected people. a new place to stay. no injuries reported the saint refill and marin would fire department now has a new fire chief. the city announced abraham roman to the position on thursday. roman was deputy fire chief and brings nearly 40 years of experience in the fire service. he spent 24 years of

with the berkeley fire department. so big congratulations to him. with proper continues to celebrate a pa excuse nhp i heritage month. >> and this morning we take a look at a special college program in the east bay that's sparking student interest in asian american culture. gayle ong reports from chabot college. >> on behalf of movement and be and you both of you our annual. >> music. food. and plenty to celebrate. the night market is one of the biggest annual events for movement. the asian american and pacific islander learning community chabot college and leo can last is one of its lead. organizers. i see it as a family, a support group and >> just knowing that i have people that look like me and

higher education. means a lot movement also give students more opportunities to learn api history and literature. arnold is director of student life at chabot college. just so important to that this is students see themselves in the curriculum. they understand their history and their culture and just have these opportunities to engage in that. >> with luck with their own culture, the name movement comes from other ethnic studies. movements dating back to the 1960's. but it also describe something that happens a lot at community colleges can last is hoping to transfer and study political science at uc berkeley. you know, community college students are mostly forgotten because it's not a way for people to go to college movement provides counseling and support for students like can last. >> who wants to transfer to four-year universities? says students are driving force behind the program and this was their idea. >> to do this. and so we're just kind of supporting our student leaders in our community really want to come

together and do something a little bit different in this community to celebrate asian american native hawaiian pacific islander heritage and organizers say when this night market started 3 years ago, they started when about 5 vendors and over the years that participation has grown to dozens of vendors who want to take part in this event and they hope to host this every year. it takes a village to organize year. that's about it said family. it's a great support group and i wouldn't i am right now. if it weren't for movement reporting in hayward, gayle ong kron, 4 news. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news. a library in the east bay is cooking up some fun events for some readers. the prize is available for the prize is available for eager

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>> developing news out of san mateo county where a motorcycle collided with a pickup truck on highway one. the crash forcing all lanes to shut down for hours. it happened around 5.45, yesterday near marauder road in san mateo county. >% volunteer unfortunately, the most us did not survive. we sent out and see alert advising people of the traffic. currently, army >> all lanes reopened just after 10 o'clock last night. calling all bookworms. the oakland public library is inviting readers of all ages to participate in its summer reading challenge. the goal is

to read for 20 days this summer, meet that achievement and you get any book for free grand prize is also included in 10 dose which golden state warriors tickets and ferry passes throughout the summer of the library. also offers special kid events, including magic shows and petting zoos. san francisco was 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 a long-term future of hbc use in san francisco, the mayor says local organizations have already partnered up to form a plan to move this idea forward. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the biden administration now working to lower gas prices ahead of the busy summer travel season. >> a look at what's driving those higher prices.

>> 9.27 this sunday morning. good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 news. thank you so much for joining us. i'm stephanie lin. let's get you started this half hour with a look at our weather. dave spahr tracking it all for us stephanie, good morning. and good morning. everybody looks pretty day and as we look into the day and tomorrow, you know what's not to be real, real warm, >> could see a lot of sunshine little bit more so that we had yesterday. we had problem areas around the bay and certainly at the coast. but on both accounts. >> appears to be improving. look at this from half moon bay. that's some blue skies you can see off towards the

really peeling off this fog relatively quickly. so what looks good in the afternoon and to do with this early in the fog will return, of course, a little earlier than elsewhere. but that's where it starts. a quick check of the winds in the motion. this is what we project them to do as we get into this afternoon. little bit of an uptick you can see here a good coverage area to the the fa see areas will be along the coast and as it starts to get into the bay there, the car keenest rate, that's a typical path way takes there. we'll see that pop today will do the same kind of thing it looks like in the monday and monday evening. this will be well after sunset getting kind of breezy there that we into tuesday will be driven by a weak little front. that will kind of re correct temperatures, speaking of which we stand in the proud 50's for the most part, already racing ahead at 65 contrasted to 54 going on in half moon bay and not a lot of mercury move is expected along the coast today. even with the sun poking out like this. 58 for san jose and 56. meanwhile for san francisco, the quick contrast for you were actually a little warmer across more of

the bay now just trailing a little bit of a santa clara valley. we'll make up for that this afternoon with plenty of sunshine. quick snapshot of what we expect should see. 73 going on by 1 o'clock by for about 77. there still is rough weather across the lower. 48, though, more rough thunderstorms will take a quick peek at what's going on there and where and also what you can expect a longer range forecast and force on stephanie. all right, dave, thank you so much. >> it could be a record-breaking weekend for travel. aaa estimating nearly 39 million americans to drive at least 50 miles over the long holiday. drivers can expect to pay more than the national average for gas. that's $3 and $0.61. the bay area is averaging around $5 and $0.30. how 4 spoke with triple a on what drivers should know before they hit the road. >> but do yourself a favor. take your car to ahead of time. check things like your battery. your fluids in your tire pressure. those are the 3 most common reasons. the aaa will be called to help people

on the side of the 89,000 californians last memorial day weekend to want to do better avoid being stopped at the side of the road. just preventative maintenance. >> as for driving on memorial day, prime time traffic is expected to hit between 3 and 07:00pm. so keep that in mind the holiday weekend also marks the start of the 100 deadliest days on the road for teen drivers on friday. law enforcement authorities and advocates gather to issue this message. >> i've heard a lot of young people pot never killed. disagree. i've never seen more felt more deaths than i ever seen or more crashes since legalization of marijuana just take a look. >> experts say no matter the age of your child, please remind them to wear their seat belts, have a sober ride home, don't speed and pay attention behind the wheel. drivers on the roads extra chp officers

are on patrol. the agency says statewide. 46 people died in crashes and more than 1100 drivers were arrested for duis during last year's memorial day holiday. maximum enforcement remains in place until midnight tuesday. warning if you're planning to hit the coast this 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. >> what you want to do is you want 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. 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. 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. 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 sayf 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 the 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. ben. 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 >> 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. >> as millions of americans get ready to hit the road for summer vacation. the biden

administration says it's taking measures to lower the price of gas. aaa says the national average is about $3.60 here in california. it's more than $5 a gallon between memorial day and july 4th, 1 million barrels of gasoline will be sold from the northeast gasoline supply reserve to try and lower prices. some democrats are blaming big oil companies for those higher prices. >> instead of working to lower gas prices for americans ahead of the busy memorial day weekend, big oil company executives are huddling to find ways to keep prices high and keep their profits soaring. >> meantime, the president of the american petroleum institute says instead of releasing reserves, there needs to be a bigger focus on oil production. officials estimate about 400,000 more barrels a day will be used because of the summer travel season. president joe biden spoke to the newest class of graduates at west point on saturday during his speech, the president told cadets that nothing is guaranteed about

our democracy and every generation has an obligation to defend, protect and preserve it. >> about to become full-time members of the most honorable and most consequential fighting force and the history of the world. that's not hyperbole of the world. that's the truth. >> the president's remarks come at a time when he is struggling in the polls which show him trailing former president donald trump in several states. experts say the economy continues to be a hot topic for voters. and kron 4 continues to celebrate asian american pacific islander heritage month all month long in san pablo, the city recognized its new police chief, a longtime veteran of the force and the first asian american to lead the department kron four's philippe djegal was there. >> against all enemies against all enemies, foreign domestic generation to brian blue bars. family on hand to watch the decorated law enforcer sworn in as pablo's. next top

professional >> testament to bars, loyalty, dedication and unwavering support for those who truly know the man behind the shield since the start of the year, bar held the title of interim police chief, his interim status is no longer. he is also the first asian american police chief to ever serve in san pablo. coming up in the in a police department. >> no one really no one pays attention or or or cares that, you know your your air american leader, but taking taking on that responsibility, taking on the responsibility of being the chief of police, your representation of of your community, your representation of the values of your community. so i recognize that and i i embrace the values of my and asian american heritage epresenting my community.

proud the 21 year veteran of the force taking over command of the agency from another trailblazer, outgoing chief ron retiring with distinction in december after serving as the agency's first fujian police chief. despite plant manager. >> and cycle always stood out. leaving a lasting impression on me surrounded by law enforcement leaders from throughout the bay area family. other retired air force >> because you the responsibility. i had a and father with his wife, 3 grown kids, mother, father and mother-in-law watching bar recounts his rise to the top. >> remembering where it all started. born on a u.s. military base in south korea while his father served his country in his wife's mine.

>> a >> for bar lauds his asian american pacific islander heritage and other api top cops that paved the way for his promotion. i appreciate and respect and remember the even before fred lau. >> i'm heather francisco pd and the struggle for. these leaders, asian american leaders that created the path for to allow me to even get to this point. so it's it is an honor be recognizing view apart of mayor asian american in in public safety in the bay area.

>> barr's first day as chief kicked asian american pacific islander heritage month on may. 1st in san pablo, philippe djegal, all kron 40's. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news, the giants look to extend their winning streak as they take on the mets. details after this. >> and for today in the next few days, we're still seeing those upper 70's going on near about 80 for the next few days. a little bit of a bump in warm-up. we expect towards the end of the week. we'll check that out coming up in a check that out coming up in a bit profit warnings continue. o network for business.

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>> all right. taking a live look outside at the embarcadero on this sunday morning. looking like a gorgeous start to your day at 9.43. this morning. what are you keeping an eye on out here? is that pretty look how still that palm tree is right? there was housing for host yet that's a palm tree smile for you. a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. >> and looking good there, looking good up here to yosemite national park and even make out in the distance. maybe a little bit of snow still hanging around a bit. >> but these temperatures, by the way, in time, we're going to be very palatable. they've already shipped to spring forecast. 71 going on tomorrow, 70 for tuesday. this the soight little dip we talked about. they're going to feel a little bit of that party. a bump in the road and then recover towards the end of the week lower. 48 could be quite busy today across the country. let's zoom in on where a lot of action is here. now, this stuff here in this tan color here. this is what the severe prediction center says. these are areas to look out for. so this is like. general thunderstorms. the

darker stuff is there's a slight moderate is yellow and then you get into why you have problems with that red color is and they're already bubbling up. now, keeping in mind the temperatures out times out there are 11 12 o'clock. so the heating is just beginning. now we're in late march or late. may getting into june. you still could have a lot of activity in this part of the country, although it's getting a little late for that. this tends to shift towards the north because they tend to get just like we do these pacific highs that develop in july and august, the kind of shut off these major systems. not so now today and there's again where the action is going to be severe thunderstorms. tornado watches have been posted as well. so going to be a rough ride for those folks back in the home front. here's this high could be a big player all week long. it's a pacific high. it's not going to be outperforming anything already seen. however, get to about tuesday interruption. sorry, we'll get back to a front passes. temperatures backtrack a little bit. don't worry. retrograde back to spot. yes, and we'll get the

influence of warming up towards the end of the week. we get into early next week. looks like another frontal boundary towards our north will see how this comes together. but that looks pretty tight. 4 zone forecast covering you this sunday. we're at 62 san francisco. and despite the fact we've already seen the skies open up at the coast, going to be chilly today, upper 50's and you have that constant breeze working there to sarah member. it's going to be different climategate coming in from the east bay. 67 for burning again. 69 foster city, san carlos, 72 palo alto. you're looking about 73 in the south bay readings in the mid 70's for the santa clara valley. 76 san jose, morgan hill. 77 moscato. 78 75 for cupertino. lower 70's east bay shoreline. bump. that happened maybe almost 10 degrees. as you can see for tri valley today. 78 for walnut creek. a bit cooler towards the east bay. don't forget winds working here to 63 berkeley, richmond at 67. 66 filet. whoa, 6.79 rather for a fairfield. 75 for now for santa rosa. again, a

slight little dropper tuesday, not a major deal. we get into wednesday. there's the nice recovery into the upper 80's. we go by friday. that will cool off a little bit into the weekend, but will state looks like pretty much mostly sunny, even though we're being interfered by another weak system. got us to have a light jacket. and yeah, and we like these things and start to get into summer because don't forget, they break the back of these heat spike so we want them to know what the pathway is so don't scare him away. very good point there. thanks a lot. >> for continues our coverage of and hpi heritage month. >> firefighters play a crucial role in protecting our communities. despite progress over the years, asian americans and pacific islanders remain underrepresented. among first responders in san francisco. one group of firefighters is saving lives while shattering stereotypes. join me as i connect with some of the cities, bravest. >> it's a busy day at san francisco's fire station the engine. trucks and rescue

squad rolling out to emergencies across the plan to keep doing it. despite the e challenges, i don't quit. >> and their sliding into acting lieutenant stanley braving literal trial by fire after nearly 3 decades with the department day today. >> there's a lot of unpredictability. that was the beauty of being a firefighter. you never find 7, 2, and >> on average san francisco fire response to more than 200 emergency medical calls like this a day becoming working. have know you have a building collapse. >> right, because i'm on the rescue squad. we respond to have to fire since that we head the asian firefighters association or say employee group within san francisco fire working to support and recruit more asians and pacific islanders. knowing that i have a community within the community has been great.

julie mao is assistant deputy chief. she serve san francisco for more than 2 decades. when you're first starting out. >> did you feel underestimated? oh, absolutely. when i came into the department, people would second, guess me and they can. you lift this latter. can you start can you do these things and like absolutely. >> let's go breaking barriers through smoke and stereotypes. every day i come to work. i am that shows other people that lgbtq asian pacific islander. >> a woman to be in this job and it opens their doors. hopefully gives a message to the younger generation api members. they. >> this is something you could do nationwide just over one percent of firefighters api. 17% of san francisco firefighters api. >> asians make up more than 37% of the population. why is it so important that we have a fire fighting force that reflects its community? representation matters when people see themselves.

>> in the people that are helping in their worst day. they feel a sense of truss. when i go on calls, you filipino. we can have a conversation with s mebody that speaks only to go for firefighter robert to watch representation also means being a role model when a little kid sees somebody that looks like them. >> well, i can do that. >> in august, the a led a mission to maui shortly after deadly wildfires torched the things that we complain about. >> it's it's miniscule. you know, these people lost their homes, lost their livelihood, their living other cars. it was eye-opening. the team assisting local fire crews to stamp out a grass fire near a relief center distributing relief supplies to families in need in times of disaster. when people see that there's a bigger response like. >> if the firefighters coming over really helps people understand that there's love and support for them to be on there, their local community. the department plans to make

another trip back this year. you know, it takes hard to be a firefighter. you give of yourself to your colleagues to your community. what are you proudest of when it comes to being firefighter in san francisco? we're doing we're accomplishing, you know, i see a bunch of chiefs now that that are >> asian. and it's something that my son can see to for me being here. it gives my son. >> someone to look up to i love this out. it's very satisfying for, you know, you helped save a life. it's absolutely rewarding. and that's what keeps us going. >> and we thank all firefighters for their service now to bay area baseball as the giants take on the mets in new york. can they keep up their winning streak? kron four's erin wilson gives us the details. >> well, the giants they were after their 8th win in 9 games on saturday. and it seems that they finally carter grew here lately in the season. the giants on the road trying to keep their winning ways going for a second night in a row against them. it's fans there.

jordan hicks actually get the start for the giants. bottom of the second starling marte day with a big hit out to left and it's into the stands to 6 on the season in the mit they lead by one to 0 top of the 6. now 2 on and 2 out to patrick bailey. he pops the base, hit out to left center field and brett wisely when he comes around to score the giant, they tie it up at one bottom of the 7 now shines nelly. 21 strikeouts on this season, but not right here. britain may be actually fins one into the cheap seats. he's 4th on the season and them if they add one more to lead by one. so this one is headed into extras. the giants leading 42 at this point, bases loaded with 2 outs for mike yastremski. super shot out to left center field. there. and will he clears the bases in strip ski? he says the giants big with that triple 72 is where it was in the giant. they wind its way. it will stay there in new york. 72, the final after the game manager bob melvin explained that his team's lately has had a flair for dramatic take a

little can ignite weight comes off the bench. using the play >> except for just head in. >> you know, gets gets another just huge hit like he tends to do. >> and then after that, you know, once we tied the game, we had a really good feeling that we were going to win the game based on what what's transpired last few days. >> and he was right. they won the game, obviously outside civic to you at the dais. aaron, thank you. >> the giants look to sweep the mets in their final game of the series today at 10, 40. a sad day in the golfing world is pga professional. grayson. murray died suddenly yesterday the exact cause of his death has not been confirmed, but he withdrew from the charles schwab golf tournament friday, citing an illness. the pga tour a question that they should continue the tournament this weekend after they learned of his death after consulting his parents, they determined this weekend's tournament should go on saying it's what, quote, racing would want us to do earlier this year, murray won the sony open, ending a six-year

winless drought. murray was 30 years old in previously opened up about his battle with anxiety, depression and alcohol abuse. he shared recently that he'd been sober for several months. be right for several months. be right back.

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china discovered a perfectly preserved dinosaur embryo inside a fossilized egg. >> this discovery was made after this 72 million year old specimen set in a storage room for more than a decade. what took them so the dinosaur would have looked like an

ostrich. but with scales instead of feathers, the research team says the prenatal dinosaur looks like a baby bird curled inside of an ad featured bouts pretty characteristic of today's birds. the research team said it's one of the most beautiful and well preserved fossils of its kind that they have ever seen. how cool is that? i'll tell you one. also in china while back, they found a human. so i'm sorry, humanoid stall. that was 300,000 years homeless made it out. they leave it in the storage >> that high is going to be controlling our weather for much of the week ahead. yes, it will. and that will allow our temperatures to bump up a little bit more. here's a look at the highs today. >> 80 for antioch, most readings inland in the upper 70's, not too shabby for the week ahead. how about that kind of almost a goldilocks forecast. get a little warm for you. >> on friday. all right. i will take it. we shall take it's nice to see these beautiful blue skies above at the transamerica building as well. thanks so much, david.

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