>> i've been longer have it. >> it's kind of crazy think that business tonight. >> right now, the kron 4 morning news. a lumberyard warehouse in oakland bursting into flames. nearly 100 firefighters respond. several people at a senior center are trapped in an elevator. is sewage leaked from the second floor will have the full story. and today we remember and honor the brave service members who gave their lives for our country with san francisco national cemetery this morning. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no

good morning and thanks for spending part of your memorial day with us and aria. and i'm james. we've got a live look behind us here. >> on this monday morning, gray skies for now. and a lot of people probably have outdoor plans today. yeah, to where you want to enjoy one more day of this long weekend. john, what's going to be like, you know, and a good day to get out there today, just as we saw for most of this past weekend, temperatures are >> going to be pretty comfortable. nothing too terribly warm. that's for sure. looking behind me at the golden gate bridge skies a little bit cloudy out that way. this low gray pushing in from the golden gate, still shrouding out a whole lot of the bayshore itself. but that sunshine winds out later on today. temperatures will feel good along with some 60's to 70's just a light coastal breeze pushing on in this morning. that's going help to moderate things into the afternoon. and we're already seeing some temperatures climbing under that sunshine, pittsburgh, concord, brentwood, all back in the low 60's. kelsey ville, our first spot at 71 degrees. now later today. if you do plan on getting out for a memorial service, expect temperatures in the 70's to 80's for inland areas 60's to 70's along the

bay shore. rain, right on eve of that early travel, light conditions across our highways and bridges on this memorial day. >> not seeing any major issues or delays on your highways, bridges make an excellent time traffic no longer building at the toll plaza. 8 minute ride or san matteo bridge just short of 13, 80 to 101 ridge was a virtual ridge about 7 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 of the tolls, 20 minutes, all regions. back to thanks. a lot of today. cities across the nation and here in the bay area will be honoring our veterans. those who have served and lost their lives. yeah, we've got kron four's will tran standing by out of san francisco. >> where a ceremony is expected to take place in a couple of hours. time will. >> waiving of some of the people already here, james. and we see 2 gentlemen, i want to show this man right here in the pat tillman, jersey. i saw you correcting are fixing the flag. so obviously being here

is very important to you. this is live on kron 4. well, so thank you for being eyes just happened. brian. their son, i just saw you the flag was because it's so breezy you came along and put it straight up. why is it so important for you to be? well, first of all, it's a family tradition. we do it. i have 4 kids. the others are town. but we do this every year. we come here not enough patriotism in the bay area's far as i'm concerned. had family members. i lost my grandmother, raised me her. her brother died couple days after d-day in europe and it was important for her and we're all lucky to live here. we have freedom. thanks to all of these guys. so least we could thank you. so you sure. well, he has to drive. i'm too old. they took my license. they were so much, but i just couldn't help. but notice said he came along. they were just having a father son moment and then he saw flag that was tilted and then he just corrected. and pat tillman is special to america and especially special to us

in the bay area because he's from san jose. and obviously he gave up a very lucrative nfl career just to serve in the military and died in the military. so lots going on. you can see people already showing up the festivities right over my right shoulder will begin in 90 minutes from now. we see a lot of security here because we do expect dignitaries to be in attendance and can see all those chairs. my advice, it's still foggy. i know john was talking about going to be warm but not warm yet. so bundle up. if you come down here, this being san francisco national cemetery. now, let me show you dry your eyes to the screen. tell you to look at it because if you're not in san francisco, don't worry. of course they have ceremonies all over the bay area, in fact, to happening right at this very minute. so, for example, if you're in valais, whoa, you can go to mare island. they're having a right now. if you're in san ramon,

which is the top of your screen there, there's bollinger canyon they will have services for probably the next 90 minutes or so. if you happen to wake up and happened to be near there, those 2 locations are available to you. and if you want to wait a little bit longer, well, if you can't make it theirs 10, 30 in san bruno, that too, is also a national cemetery. just like here in san francisco. and then at 11 o'clock, there's skyline skyline, i should say at 92. and 35 in san mateo, that's also available to you. plenty of locations all all over the bay area. some in oakland, some in san jose. but this one because it's san francisco. and because we do expect dignitaries to be here couple years ago, i saw nancy pelosi, congresswoman at that time, james and area. she was then speaker of the house, nancy pelosi. she's been here several times. wouldn't be surprising if she shows up and maybe she didn't. you can be like those 2 gentlemen that we saw that really was special.

he just came along guys and he saw that flag and he just made sure just casually put it right up. standing straight and strong all the american flags right behind us. back to speaks volumes. >> thank you very much. well, 905, is the time right now. and we've got something to show you. and it's not for a look at its display. several people and a senior roman oakley. it was a sewage leak. yeah. >> it was discovered after people became trapped inside of an elevator. we've got kron four's. michael thomas in the newsroom to explain what happened to michael. yeah, not a pretty sight to say the least in this hazmat situation happened yesterday morning around 11, 30 contra costa county fire showed up and they say there's now more than 4 dozen senior residents that have been displaced because of this water. take a look. this is what the scene looked like at the senior care facility on carroll lane in oakley. >> the hazardous water was leaking from a bathroom tub that was over filling on the second floor. and you can see in just a second that liquid

in the tub, it appeared to be a mixture of things. and officials say they're still trying to figure out just exactly what it was. however, it did make its way down the hallway into the building's main electrical room, causing chaos for tons of residents. >> they don't maintain well. i know they don't maintain these buildings like they're supposed to. if they did, we wouldn't have these problems. who knows when we'll be able to come back. >> now, multiple say that the building has a handful of different issues, then have not been addressed. there was also multiple personnel there. take a listen to what another a resident had to say. >> we don't want to complain comply. give us 72 hour. eviction notices up year. but charges the good kids get looks pretty good. we set up light is just reported no. everybody's moving out. we are

opposed to give a lot. as the to see it human beings. >> and total, 50 different residents along with their animals were displaced are currently down the hotel motel situation. that's going on. fire officials say they are still investigating it. but back here in the newsroom as we get details and updates from those officials will continue to keep you updated. that's very latest in the newsroom. i'm michael thomas duran. james, we'll send it back to okay, michael, thank you very much. time now is 907. we're going forward to the next story and tell you what's going on because we now know the name of the motorcyclist who died. >> on highway one in san mateo county. and he was the son of a half moon bay's mayor. yeah. last night friends and family gathered to remember him for jack moment has the story. >> remembering someone gone too soon.

>> oh, man, it's unbelievable. we can't. we can't imagine. we honestly, i woke up this morning i was dreaming for adrian cansino have bay that someone was a lifelong friend. couldn't tell you that age, you know, urges young guns out here in middle school. just kinda ryan r by schools all day. >> 28 year-old joaquin dominic. he met alvarado, died saturday, riding his motorcycle down highway one. he was the son of half moon bay mayor rocky minutes. the aftermath was immediate we actually we have a group chat where we all check in when we hear about incidents like and unfortunately he was one of the guys that can not check in with. and while the roadside vigil continues to stop community members around town. >> of remembrance for walking, brings the family and his friends together. we honestly a very humble, very friendly just on on this. on this to heart all you know, fellow

brother to us and not even a full day since the accident. people holding back tears an eye-opening nightmare. >> thrill not real, but now it's yeah. it's-it's setting javier release, another childhood friend says one thing that holds their community together. >> their love for different. and voters i had come out to get the guys out. his friends that to always right teams but we have small type that we have here. we have the community. we have the people. we have the friends of the family. we we have it. we're going hold down now. jimenez tells us that his son will be deeply best. and the number of people that you did see at that vigil is evidence of that. now the rest of waukee's family did tell me that they will find out about potential funeral services. >> coming up in the coming week, it happened jack moment. kron 4 news. >> 9.10, is the time in the east bay. a massive fire

erupts at a lumber yard warehouse in oakland sending huge plumes of black smoke into the air caught on camera. more than 80 firefighters rushed to the scene here at economy, lumber as you can see, the flames were leaping into the sky. this video shows firefighters arriving, attacking it from multiple angles. callers reported the fire little before 8 o'clock last night. but by the time firefighters got there, as you can see, the building was engulfed. >> we just heard a bunch of people coming into the gas station there there's a big fire. you guys he was going on. he is going to close. i go outside. it's just smoke up first. and then 2 minutes later, the flames erupted from the roof. chaos. it's crazy. some people are saying that could have been well, most people that we now we're going railroad tracks at definitely it's not the first time we've had fires around here, especially in this area. so there's been fires here before. but nothing of this kind really this 32 about the whole business has never been like this before. >> well, fire officials told nearby residents to close their doors and windows to prevent smoke exposure. railroad traffic also had to

be shut down. those tracks are right nearby. that building firefighters stayed on scene throughout the night. take a listen. >> but now we still it's still an active fire fight. we still there's a rear, the rear of the building that you can see behind us. there's a couple like smaller garage. is that still have some active fire that are in the back that you can see from and we've got units and they're working on suppressing that at this time. >> kron 4 will continue to monitor this fire throughout the morning. so stay tuned. >> its 9.11, and still ahead on the kron. morning news. how are at home for memorial day? if you're driving, we're going to keep you posted on traffic and also how much you have to pay for gas.

>> 9.14, right now. and before you head out the door, let's take a peek at the weather and see when things are going to sum up. started john. still pretty gray out there. that's not deterring a lot of people from being out afternoon bay this morning. looking like they're enjoying low tide out there, but hopefully all bundled up because it is cool and cloudy along the coastline, especially for most of us. aside from the immediate coast, we have a good dose of sunshine on the way here in short order. you can see the evidence of that cool ocean air streaming right over the peninsula and along the bay shore for a lot of spots. high pressure builds in more and more this week and this will contribute to an ever warming forecast today and tomorrow are on the cooler side of things. whereas the latter half of the week starts to get pretty toasty again. we will get that sunshine later today for everyone. but the immediate coastline in most areas tonight we see another push of the low gray and even a little bit of coastal drizzle tomorrow morning.

tomorrow afternoon, our last of our cooler days before temperatures really begin to climb. daytime highs today in the 50's to 60's for san francisco in for other coastal spots. and the rest of us will be in the 60's to 70's with only just a few low 80's today. so definitely keeping that trend of relatively mild weather that we had over your memorial day weekend going into the holiday itself. heyward oakland, up to richmond to the 60's. well, conquered warm at 78 are few 80's and antioch, pittsburgh and vacaville tomorrow, almost identical to today starting with the gray ending with the cool sunshine wednesday. we warm things up a bit and by thursday and friday near 90 degrees for some of our warmest inland areas, john, thank you that. we are green across the board and that's because of the holiday. >> holiday light travel times highway for looking good along 1, to 80, even along the peninsula and the east bay. you make an excellent time. 8 minute ride into the city drive times not changed bridges from the start of the

morning. well, that is a 80 to 1, 1, on the san mateo bridge just under 30 minutes. 85 up to menlo park to 82. 37. no major hazards or delays. there, kelly down to milpitas just short of 19 minutes. james, back to you. >> thank you very much. rain at 9.16, is the time. and if you're planning to do some shopping on this memorial day, know that most stores are open fact, the vast majority of them are and they include some of the ones you see here on the list. walmart target, aldi, cbs and others. costco, though, is closed today. also closed are government buildings. so no mail delivery. the postal service isn't running as well. and you can see on this list that also includes ups and fedex. so if you had a package you hoping would arrive today, probably won't come until tomorrow. >> and a lot of you are going to be coming home today for memorial day. of packages. pack your pace and patients. it's going to be very busy on the roads. in fact, triple-a

is telling you what time is the best and the worst time for delay of the worst. is this afternoon. the best 3 to 7. so wait until it gets like early evening after set. sorry, the the best is after 7. the afternoon is going to be very packed. like what you're seeing here, the travel times when it's the busiest could be 90% longer than usual. little take you you double your drive time. just wait until after 7. get home late. go to sleep. you got to got to paying at the pump, though. a lot more than we have been on a lot more than we are nationwide. so in california, it's 5.12, a gallon. that's a national average is 3 60's. you can see we're paying. i mean, not quite double that in the bay area. we are because look at our prices. it's just under 5.50, in napa county. that's the most expensive place right now. if you go down the list, the cheapest gas right now is santa clara and solano counties. and 5.20, is still way more expensive than and then when nationwide price, so make sure you er up. give yourself plenty of time to get home today.

>> well, a new survey this morning shows that most americans are not even able to afford fast food with nearly 80% of people seeing it more as an indulgence than a necessity. the mcdonald's big mac case you haven't heard is like $8 now before the pandemic. it was 3.99 finance biz says the taco bell prices have jumped more than 80% subway. the $5 footlong is a thing of the past. haven't seen that in a while. the bureau of labor statistics says fast food prices have even climb faster than grocery store prices in a new survey by lending tree. they interviewed 2000 people in nearly 80% said that fast food at this point is a luxury to them because they're struggling financially. now these franchises blame inflation for the rise in prices. there's also here in california, the increased minimum wage to $20 an hour that's having a ripple effect. some experts say robots may be the thing that bring prices down in the future. >> primarily robotics technology to start replacing people. you're already seeing

that with the kiosk ordering in the number of the different locations that are out there. and if you call that in front of the line behind the line where the food is being made, that's the next thing that you're going to see. robotic burger flipping robotic fries and so on. >> well, some of these fast food companies have been slowing sales. i've seen slowing sales over the last several in an effort to try to get people back to their chains. we have like mcdonald's, for instance, now offering a limited time $5 menu. wendy's is also doing something similar with a $3 breakfast options. so we'll see if that encourages you to go back. also for your health this morning. federal health officials say more than 100 people were affected by salmonella outbreaks tied to backyard poultry. so the cdc says 109 people in 29 states, including 3 cases here in california, were infected with salmonella strain related the backyard. containment of poultry. the agency says that the number of people impacted is likely higher than the

reported cases. 33 people had to be hospitalized no reported deaths. the cdc says chickens and ducks can carry salmonella germs and easily spread it to wherever they live and roam officials haven't found anyone. poultry supplier tied specifically to these outbreaks. >> it's 9.20, and the irs free file program is back to the irs. has this program now extended through 2029 where in what you do is if you have a certain just a gross income that's has to be $79,000 or less, then you're eligible for the free file program and they say that the software was used about 2.9 million taxpayers used it as of may, 11th. so that's a 7.3% increase from last year. it's very popular. it's very easy. it's called direct the that's the free file. but they also have direct file and that's where you can directly file with the irs to really doing this in 13 states right now. and here in california, where included?

>> well, at the state capitol, there's a new effort now to prohibit school districts from forcing teachers to notify parents of how children identify when it comes to gender at school. so the bill would make california the first state to prevent schools from requiring teachers to out students to their parents. 6 other states have implemented something similar. supporters of the bill say it respects the privacy rights of students and protects them from potential harm. those against the bill, though, say the parents have the right to know if their children identify differently at school and then they do at home. >> it's 9.21. and coming up on the kron, 4 morning news nurses reach a tentative deal with the city or the county of santa clara. we're going to have more on what they'll get in this new contract.

>> we are back at 9.24. in the east bay fremont. police have arrested 4 people for running a counterfeit money scheme. seeing the video here, examples of what they found, the manager of a store in warm springs are on warm springs boulevard called police tuesday. may 14th after people paid with fake money twice in the same day, police ended up idenlify the suspects after looking at store surveillance video and sunday they found the group parked in front of a different store. the 3 men and one woman had counterfeit bills on them. so they were all arrested. and also brought a man now facing 65 years in federal prison for alleged covid-19 relief and fraud. prosecutors say lane jenkins is charged with wire fraud after they say this person who was the president of a company that claimed to buy renovate and sell distressed

properties, received 2 ppp loans totaling more than a million dollars by falsely declaring that he dozens of employees and hundreds of thousands of dollars in monthly payroll expenses. then the receive forgiveness on one of those loans. prosecutors say jenkins actually use that money for personal expenses and to pay off debts. they say he also defrauded the government by taking out a $95,000 economic injury, disaster loan. >> the battle against wage theft has taken a turn. the state department of industrial relations is confirming now 9 bay area. prosecutors have been granted 3.7 million dollars total to develop and implement wage theft enforcement programs. the department says the grants are going to enable to prosecutors to address, exploit, hated of labor industry trends and also obstacles that workers are confronting in reporting violations. coming up next on kron 4 morning news. alcatraz ferry workers have walked off

the job. they say they're dealing with unfair labor practices.

>> 9.28 is the time right now and we're taking a look at the it will be with sunshine. good morning, john. yes, we will get some sunshine already seeing it for some areas, but closer to the coastline. >> just generally a little grayer. you get right up and down the coast. this is up right now with the bay bridge,

a light breeze pushing in from the coast right now. and along with that. >> the ocean cool there and some of that low gray. you can actually see that gray butting up against the coast on the peninsula and through the golden gate. where is areas like point raise in the sonoma coast line are actually nice and sunny right now. not so much over san francisco nor the san mateo coast. well, currently winds pushing in from the west around 15 to 20 miles per hour. so little bit of a breeze, not exceptionally windy 50's to low to mid 60's for most of our current temps inland areas where you're sitting under that sunshine definitely warming up quicker than the rest of us are later on today. do expect a lot of 70's for your memorial day itself. some 60's and 70's closer to the bayshore and 50's and 60's at the coast reyna. all right, john, thank you for that. taking a break from traveling and driving today. >> because our roads and highways, we've been very light. they a ride into the city and no traffic building at the toll plaza hazards on our bridges. 12 minutes for

the over to center fielder to ground 7 and the golden gate bridge. see a lot of people out there walking but not dry. me. 20 minutes. 37 to the tolls darya. james, back to you. thank you. reyna is 9.30 in the south bay. police arrested a man who they think are randomly attacked. 2 elderly campbell. police say they've spent weeks looking for this suspect in crawford. sarah stinson has the latest on the story. >> campbell, police say this video led to the arrest of a 25 year-old man accused of punching 2 elderly men in the last month. the first attack happened on may 4th. police say nicholas host was walking on santa moscow, keno road and punched an elderly man in the stomach whose daughter ran away. the victim followed after and got a photo of him. police posted this video on may 17th asking the public for help identifying him and it worked the next day. investigators got his name, but they were not able to contact host police say 75 year-old man was punched in

the face on inwood drive-in elam avenue on friday. police say they learned host was the suspect in both attacks on saturday. police contacted his parents and arrested him at their home. who stutter has been charged with 2 counts of elder abuse and for battery of an officer. police say he kicked an officer while being booked into jail. the 25 year olds. parents home is just a few houses down from the victim of friday's attack. kron 4 spoke with a relative of the victim. they said he's still recovering and they're not quite ready to talk about what happened. another neighbor who wants to remain anonymous says this is sad for everyone involved. i feel sorry. >> for both sides, it's not like all. this is just kids. just a terrible not a terrible katie's just as he just has. he's a kid with mental and the victim, you know, as an elderly man. so i feel sorry for him. i'm sure they want. from their side. they want justice to. course, i stopped

by the who said her family's home to see if they had a response to all of this. but no one answered the door. when i knock someone did drive by me and say they went to school with the 25 year-old back in the day and they were sad to hear this news. >> i'm sara stinson reporting in campbell kron. 4 news. >> it's 9.32. and tomorrow, scott peterson, the man convicted of killing his pregnant wife, appears in court via zoom. his defense is trying to get a new trial by showing and considering new evidence. but the stands last county district attorney's office opposes the motion. the los angeles innocence project is representing peterson and they want a rope and a stolen van that burned near peterson's home around the time his wife laci went missing to be tested for dna. but the da's office is asking a judge to deny the motion saying that all of the evidence was previously considered and used to convict peterson in 2004.

>> there you see alcatraz ferry workers walking off the job for several hours over the weekend. their union voted to authorize a strike as they continue to fight for a new contract. so the ferry workers are employed by alcatraz. city crews is the only service to and from the popular tourist attraction. the workers say they've been dealing with unfair labor practices, san francisco mayoral candidate and supervisor aaron peskin attended the protest that he was out there with them. the ferry company says that there's a picture of him there. ferry company says they're working to reach a mutually beneficial agreement. meanwhile, in the south bay, santa clara county nurses have it seems reached a tentative deal with county leaders for months. they've been battling it out over to raise worker safety issues and a proposal to float nurses between different hospitals. the registered nurses professional association says the deal includes a 50% raise over the next 4 years. and that idea float nurses between hospital seems to be off the table for

now. the union voted to ratify the deal and now to go before the board of supervisors on june 4th for final approval. >> time now is 9.34. and earlier this morning we saw president biden lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown for memorial day. this they do this every year at arlington national cemetery in virginia. it was held in front as ari said of the tomb of the unknown soldier. >> we were there. we brought it to live and we want to play for you again. in case you missed it.

>> the tomb of the unknown soldier has stood atop a hill

overlooking washington, d.c., since 1921. and provided a final resting place for america's on identified world war one 2 and all of our service members it with a added them in 1958. then in 1984, the president delivered his remarks. we saw him earlier as well. let's take a listen. >> 160 years ago, the first american soldier is laid to rest on hallowed ground. there are no big ceremonies. no big speeches, no family, family members to mourn the loss. just acquired grief. the rolling green hills surrounding them. >> today we join grieve with gratitude. gratitude to our fallen heroes are gratitude to the families left behind and gratitude to the brave souls who continue to uphold the flame of liberty all across our country and around the world. because of them, all of

them. we stand here today. we will never forget that. we'll never, ever, ever stop working you want to get more perfect which they live and they died for. that was their promise. that's our promise. our promise today to that. that's our promise. always. god bless the fallen. may god bless their families. may god protect our troops. >> and there have been events going on across the bay as there will be later this memorial day as well in san francisco scouts and veterans gathered at the golden gate national cemetery and they put these american flags on the graves of the soldiers. the cemetery is also the final resting place for 15 medal of honor recipients. it's a service that started this project back in 1949. with the

greater st. louis council, they decorated 190,000 graze at jefferson barracks, national cemetery and since then, it has become a sad nationwide event and the largest service projects, one of them in the country. >> chance to do we seen the flags out here, but never actually participated in because it's touching. it's important because >> look around, you guys. these people died for us. the least i can do wake up at, you know, 5 in the morning to be here. >> residents will observe the holiday and san francisco's national cemetery at 10, 30 this morning. so. >> within the hour, we'll be watching that and watching other events that are happening all around the bay where you can take a moment. >> and give your say inks and reflect on the sacrifices of so many. also take advantage of the day. california state parks offering free admission to active and reserve military

participating in state park units in the east bay walnut creek holds an annual memorial day event at city hall at 11:00am san francisco's maritime national park association. the crew of the uss company do submarine are going to lead the last boat ceremony to honor those who served. and that starts shortly at 10 o'clock this morning. >> well, in the spirit of celebration, we had the carnival festival in the streets of san francisco over the weekend. all the bright colors there. the grand parade started at about 9 o'clock yesterday morning. cover 20 blocks of the mission district over 3,000 artists were honoring their heritage. some from brazil mexico. panama and many more as well. >> 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. the festival has

more than 400 vendors throughout the entire. >> mission district. what a great time everybody had. >> everybody had a good time to add the bottle rock music festival just wrapped up last night and and sharon was the final performer and the irish pop star isn't the only one who is getting huge cheers at this festival. they're also celebrating the federal government's efforts to break up ticketmaster the justice department to probably know is suing ticketmaster and live nation accusing them of running an illegal monopoly of live events in this country. they believe ticketmaster is suppressing competition and driving up the prices that we pay to get to major shows a majority of the people we talked about iraq are hoping the prices will come down with added competition. >> if there's chance it will make it better. i'm all for it. as long as it's not where i'm continuing to pay extra money on top of fees, just to be able to get to the it sounds like you're at the back of the line and that's the other line. and it just feels like it's pushing back further from even going to see a show

anymore. >> live nation denies any wrong trolling. and they say that their service, most of the fees that they charge you that go to the venue. so they do plan, they say, to defend themselves of this. >> okay. it is 9.41, and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a community in the bay area gathered in support of a man who lost his home in a fire. we're following that story this week. we'll have the update. >> and we are looking at a day today that will eventually get pretty sunny her about everyone except for the coastline, low 60's in sf. well, san jose close to 80 today. i got your forecast.

>> we are back at 9.44, and the european space agency showing us some new views of the universe. they just released 5 new images from the euclid space telescope capturing the clearest images of galaxies to date. these photos are giving researchers a little more insight in the creation of galaxies and how the universe formrd the telescope mission launched just over 11 months ago. we saw the first images about 6 months ago and more and more keep coming in. the mission is hopefully provide scientists with data on galaxies as far away as 10 billion light years from earth. the euclid. space telescope pretty cool named after course the ancient greek mathematician, of course, course, john, the tree. if you took i love love it. if you didn't like it, you got euclid. the blame. >> i'm sitting there looking at this going. my lava lamp was real. that's all i what was in there was the universe. and i just used to live on

euclid. euclid street. >> good telescope we're looking outside at a view that we can see much definitely not up to the skies like that. this is happening bay this morning. still pretty fogged a lot of you, though, not deterred by the great out there enjoying low tide. >> out along the coastline this morning, we are seeing a lot of that fog stretching right across the city itself in the east bay hills and then up and down the san mateo coastline, comparatively pretty clear up in the marina and sonoma coast this morning. sunshine does win out later today as this, this high-pressure ridge staying in place with us for the remainder of the week. and that's the remainder of the month. fact, we're going to be seeing temperatures climbing a lot towards the latter half of this week. so if enjoyed our cooler than average conditions this past weekend after tomorrow's morning, great tomorrow is going to be the last of our sunny and mild days before temperatures really do climb for the 2nd half of the week. temps today will be in the 50's and 60's in the city. if you are heading out to the coast, it's

absolutely jackets for your memorial day. well, elsewhere in the bay, you should be able to get away with those similar clothes she had on this weekend. the shorts, the t-shirts, the backyard barbecues, those upper 70's down in the south bay going to be just right for it. fremont at 72 while hayward up through oakland and richmond all in the 60's. we'll see some 80's in antioch, pittsburgh and vacaville. well, sonoma and santa rosa. that's 78 looking ahead. tomorrow's temperatures around the same as today's after that, though, the begins in by thursday and friday. it's upper 80's inland and upper 70's by the bay shore. all right, john, thank you for that. holiday travel looks great. walnut creek cam right now traveling from walnut creek down to 5.80, long. 24. >> 11 minutes. so that's pretty light. even for monday ride into the city, doctors have not changed on the bay bridge. we don't have traffic building stark difference from where we were on friday, 14 minutes along highway 4, antioch to concord, along 80 crack down towards the maze. about 15 minutes. maybe you're

going to happen on 6.80, right now. doubling down the fremont 14 minute reasons. back to you. >> very much rain tonight. 47 is the time and police on the peninsula are now investigating a shooting that killed a man near a park in belmont. police say the 27 year-old victim was shot and killed at about 8 o'clock saturday night. investigators responded to the area near or win and hillary streets just off one. a one year-old donald park. that's where they found the victim with multiple gunshot wounds. that person died at the scene. we spoke to a neighbor who saw police investigating. skating and >> how have you know, we've got a family. i have been do kids. i have a son and a daughter and the most out out in evening in the night. but the walks park, you're going to want so it is getting to, come to know that the day has been on the site. >> well, belmont police are continuing to work on this investigation. fact, they're asking residents ia the area to check their home

surveillance cameras. you perhaps captured footage that might be crucial to their investigation. >> time now is 9.48. on the peninsula. man is arrested in connection with a hit-and-run crash that sent a woman to the hospital and millbrae. it happened yesterday morning near the ray avenue in el camino reale. the sheriff's office says witness said they saw a car hit the woman and then drive away. she was taken to the hospital and then police identified the driver as they are as 32 year-old man from millbrae and they arrested him at his home. a san francisco neighborhood is coming together to support a dog walker who lost his home in a fire after getting races threats for months. >> that i can now look at to the that's the whole goal. always want to have to go forward some like it happened. so to see it happening now as the bus that occurs, but believes were here now like that's terry wilson williams. and he and his family are so

thankful for the big turnout from the neighborhood and their support. >> he was at mayor breed's office in city hall last week. >> talking about these races, threats that he's received when his home on grove street caught fire. so that news was devastating. but then everybody came together to help. so the neighborhood is really pulling for him. >> so it's completely outrageous what's happened to terry and his family and then for them suffer you know, horrible fire. on top of that. i think everyone just feels, but want to help. and that's what you see. that's easy thousands of dollars rolling into gofundme. people dropping off people just coming together and let tearing his family know that they're loved and the and supported. and it's amazing to so many community members out he is always looking out for everybody in the neighborhood. just an awesome and this is all devastating to lose everything. mean, it feels least i can do.

>> yeah, a lot of people donated close as you can see there for the family because they lost so much in the fire. meantime, investigators don't know yet what caused that fire. >> 9 50's the time and authorities say are in san joaquin county are continuing their search now for a boater who from antique a who went missing on the san joaquin river. according to the san joaquin county sheriff's office to boaters were in the water early thursday morning. their boat capsized. one of the victims swam to the riverbank, but the other stayed back and was never seen again. search teams have been out there on the water the past few days using remote control robots to look for him. we spoke to his siblings. we good. >> they a bubble kear. i them love if do that to everybody you that's the kid. >> sheriff's office says they will continue their search. california now launching a pilot program that would charge drivers based on how many miles they drive. instea

of how much gas they buy, gas taxes, help pay for road maintenance. but that revenue stream is expected to dwindle as state law encourages more ev sales in the years to come. some worry, though, the gps data will be used to track the miles you drive and calculate the tax you owe and for them that could be possible privacy violation. >> as for your money and you have a chance to win some big bucks because nobody matched the winning numbers over the weekend for the mega million. so the jackpot is now 489 million and growing. while by the way, nobody got the big payout. however, somebody in california got 5 numbers and they went over 1 million dollars. so there's some hope for you. get your ticket. good enough. all right. we're going to take a break at 9.52. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news of warning about a popular beach on the and it's a little bit. we need to be aware of. we'll be right back.

>> 9.54 and this viral over the weekend. so check this out as a newborn and the pictures toilet so much. this little guy, not exactly the happiest as you can see here, a cincinnati photographer was capturing these photos this is like a grumpy, skeptical photos. >> his are like this is so weird. so that's why it's going viral load because typically, i mean, unless they've. >> you know what every outfit

that is the same. the mom was cracking up. just not happy. okay. i have an you know, when babies make that face, that's the only time james look, i think he's making divert. diaper changing. done. look at the ways. okay. he's going to be the face of so many memes. >> up me like that was me. here's the deal. we don't get to see the face, but we get to see the little tiny hands of steph curry's new baby. they 4th child. look at. >> that said that's all they put out on social media. but they also mean the announced the baby born. on may. 11th i we think it's kious will have to wait for the currys to yet to say his name for all of us. so we all know for sure how to say it, but that beautiful picture there that's clearly steps. and i know that and anywhere he's dead hands going to be changed and added that yes, 56 is the time. >> well, if you want to find out the name of the song was shown to the words all you can do, it the verge is reporting

that youtube music has a new service that can help you identify that. bit of music. that little way for my conyers tap that now and is home a little tune into it. you can whistle to no words necessary and it will help you identify with that song. been other programs like how google's assistant has the ability to do that to you can have the ability james dawned on indiana but apparently youtube says this one works so much faster than all the other. so you that right its and advice is right. like if you're really on a key like may, right, you get takes a little more workplace 9.56. on the clock or we're going to take a break. but still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a lumber yard catches fire in the open. you see the video here. we'll talk more about that. >> see here facility in. the east bay had to be evacuated because of a sewage leak. it is not that great to look at, but we'll have the full story in a minute. plus, a tragic

accident along the coast. your son k

>> they've been longer. have him. >> it's kind of crazy think that business tonight. >> right now on the kron, 4 morning news. >> flames in oakland, nearly 100 firefighters had to jump on the scene. several people at a senior center are trapped in an elevator as sewage leaks from the second floor will have the story. and today we remember and honor the brave service members who gave their lives for our country where san francisco national cemetery.