>> right now on the kron, 4 morning news. multiple shots fired in a san jose neighborhood. now polire are investigating a homicide. plus conquered police responded to barricade incident just minutes apart from each other. police say both suspects were armed and the man convicted of attacking paul pelosi is set to be re sentenced in federal court this morning. we're live with the details. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 6. >> good morning and thanks for joining us on tuesday. i'm darya and i'm james and we are waking up this morning, too. cool conditions out there. but as john has been talking about a steady warm-up to the middle of the let's get those details. good morning. yeah, today's the last of the cooler ones before that warm up, really gets here.

>> and by the end of the week will be close to 90 degrees for some inland areas. so if you love the warmth looking outside at this fog this morning feels a little bit easier. knowing warmer temps around the corner. this is your look at the transamerica building. only a look at half of it. is it so shrouded in? this is a very dense marine layer scooting in from the coastline and a very strong coastal breeze at that. so it's pushing it well inland, making today, indeed, a very cool one, considering what time of year we're talking. we have a low to our north and that is stirring up this westerly wind that is making poor this onshore push right now. a vacaville at 22 miles per hour straight from the south and west san francisco also quite breezy. temperatures are down in the 40's to 50's. we have some very heavy fog and some mist and drizzle towards the coastline. so do watch for a few wet spots out that direction later on today. daytime highs into the 60's to 70's tomorrow. we start a trend of 80's. i'll get to

that. your full forecast all right. back to work. a lot of people are going today. so things are going to be a little busy this morning. a 15 minute ride of the bay bridge traffic already building at the toll plaza. >> just short of 14 80 to on your san mateo bridge richards over over to 8 minutes. thankfully, no hazards or accidents. there. 19 minutes across the golden gate. darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of rain at today. david de pap will be in a federal courtroom to be re-sentenced as this new hearing comes after the judge in the case failed to ask the pap if he wanted to address the court. >> prior to his last sentence and got to do it over again conference. michael thomas in the newsroom. what happens now, michael? hey, good morning, everyone. well, essentially it's round 2 in today's sentencing is set to happen in just a few hours. in which case a federal judge will allow david up at the chance to speak, which was originally not given a few weeks ago. now, the path was sentenced earlier this month and was given the maximum prison sentence. >> after being convicted of attempting to kidnap nancy pelosi from her san francisco home and for beating her husband, paul pelosi with a

hammer in total. he would be serving 30 years behind bars. but during that sentencing, the judge did make an error when she failed to ask pap, if you wanted to make a statement before her sentencing. now this morning that air is set to be corrected and our legal experts say that the judge could even shave time off of pap sentencing. and the paps ex-wife tells kron 4 at that original hearing that that is her hope for today. now the pelosi is were not present, but their daughter was. and as to who will be present this morning, we're still waiting to hear more details along with what comments to have made the making. the court hearing is set for 9.30 this morning. so as we get more details, we'll continue to keep you updated. that's very latest here in the newsroom. i'm michael thomas story. and james, we'll send it back to you. okay, michael, thank you very much. time now is 603. and tomorrow, scott peterson, the man convicted of killing his pregnant wife, laci. >> appears in court via zoom, his defense team, the los angeles innocence project has been trying to get him a new trial by gathering new

evidence that they want dna tested. there's a rope and a stolen van that was burned out near the petersons home around the time that laci went missing. and that's what they want considered. the stance was county da's office is against this testing saying that nothing about the evidence which convicted him has changed. >> lama side investigation continues in san jose now after police say they found a woman dead inside of a home and they responded to the scene around 6 o'clock last night. and a person is in custody. crawford moment has the story. >> well, neighbors tell us they heard more than 6 shots fired around 5.50, on monday evening right here on 20th street in san jose. police say they responded just shortly after 6 pm. now, meantime, this is supposed to be a holiday weekend, which families can be together. but as one san jose police officer put it on his way out, he called this incident, quote, family problems too. police say they responded shortly after 6 to reports of the

shooting. they found a suspect barricaded in the home. more than 2 hours later is when our cameras were there to show police taking someone out of the home in a gurney. and officer told me more than 100 officers were here as they waited for the suspect and they are now investigating this as a homicide. neighbors say the people living in that home where a mom in her 50's and a son in his 20's. now police say they will remain on scene here on 20th street for hours investigating this possible shooting. they call it now. meantime, they also say that a motive or factors leading up to this incident are still unknown reporting in san jose. jack moment. kron 4 news. >> time is 604. and a driver was killed after their car got pinned underneath the truck. when you can see this is yesterday afternoon in san jose, the corner of montague expressway toole avenue. people who work near that intersection say that the driver seemed to be driving very fast. >> i know that this is 3 they saw very dangerous because

usually walk to catch another bus when there's no route here and i feel kind of and save, you know what i'm doing to cross road. so cars are coming really fast. >> so they actually say that they've seen a lot of people drive too fast in that area section. we don't know the cause of this crash or if this car was speeding. but police are investigating. >> more developing news this morning. police say at least 5 people including a child, were shot in sacramento. police say it happened shortly after 8 o'clock last night in a neighborhood in south sacramento. officers say the 5 victims. we're standing outside an apartment complex when they were shot. officials say the victims are expected to survive. officers have not said what led up to that shooting. >> our main message is that that you saw something or heard something to please let us know. help us find individuals responsible for this. there's a lot of people that were involved in the shooting we're not sure of all the facts circumstances surrounding this incident, what led up to the shooting. but there are a lot of people that were injured in this and we need to make sure that they receive justice. >> well, police say one of the shooting victims as a teenage girl and 3 men and a woman

were also hurt in. >> that incident, time now is 606. and in concord, police responded to 2 separate barricade situations just within minutes of each people in both incidents apparently have been detained. we have kron four's sara stinson with a breakdown of what happened. >> a busy night for concord police. 2 separate scenes with a barricaded suspect here on saint francis drive. a shelter-in-place has been lifted but investigators are still trying to figure out what happened here on rose brook court. police got called to a home here just off of kowal road around 6 o'clock. police say a mom lives there with her 3 daughters and a neighbor came over armed with a gun, threatening them. the family ran out of the home. they fully they are safe. they called police officers on scene. then heard gunshots coming from inside the home. that's when they put a shelter-in-place for people who live nearby. police were making a plan to get the man

out safely when he came out on his own around 8 o'clock, he was armed with a gun. he was then brought into custody. i'm told the man arrested is 47 year-old christian stewart and police are trying to figure out what his motive was drugs and alcohol involved. meanwhile, officers were also at the scene of another barricaded suspect in an apartment complex on detroit avenue. this scene started around 3 o'clock in the afternoon when neighbors called police saying a man was screaming acting crazy with a blowtorch and waving knives around. police responded and learned the man had been evicted from this apartment a couple of weeks ago and he returned and broke into that unit. police spent hours with a crisis negotiator trying to get him out. a police dog was used to get the man in custody. officers say he was bit by a dog around 8 o'clock tonight and brought to a hospital with minor injuries. police say 35 year-old ahmed davis will be booked into jail afterwards. we saw officers

going door to door here on roseburg court, trying to talk with neighbors about what happened. police say a lot more to come with their investigation. i'm sara stinson reporting in aoncord kron. 4 news. >> well, palestinians gathered last night in the east bay organizations calling for a cease-fire in the middle east, put together this vigil at lake merritt at the amphitheater there in oakland. last night's event was called all eyes on rafah following an israeli air strike that killed at least 45 people in a tent encampment late sunday night. 2 of those people killed are said to be hamas terrorists. white house national security spokesperson says israel has a right to go after hamas, but they must take every precaution possible to protect civilian casualties. israel's prime minister is calling it a tragic mistake with an investigation now underway. >> it's 609. right now, newark police are looking for a teenager who is missing this is a 14 year-old or lock. he's

5 foot. 8 weighs about 130 pounds and was last seen yesterday wearing a gray t-shirt, blue gym shorts, grey sox and blue running shoes. bay area leaders are going to gather today and ask state leaders to help build safe crossings over railroad tracks along the peninsula. senator josh becker, who represents parts of san mateo and santa clara counties is calling on the legislature and governor newsom to include 100 million dollars in the state budget for this and that money will help build the crossings at locations that are high risk and also improve public safety. and they say alleviate traffic congestion as well. there's a conference set for 8.30, this morning at the berlin, a broadway train crossing on california drive and broadway. >> we're going take a break or 6.10, but still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a fire investigation continues as crews work on cleaning up in east bay lumber yard warehouse. and also ahead, why city officials in san jose are demanding an audit of homeless

services. leading up to this year. there was a lot of attention on proposals to create reparations for descendants of enslaved black americans. one out of the legislative session is in full swing. how are those reparations proposals doing >> capitol correspondent eytan wallace. have an update. >> and today is going to be the last of our cooler days before quite a warm-up ahead of us for dublin today. your high only 70 degrees way cooler than average by thursday. up to 85. getting back to normal. we'll be talking more in your forecast ahead. and for those of you at past few days off now, you see a lot of people already a lot of people already hitting the road heading back

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>> it's 6.13, and here are 4 things you need to know. nearly 10% economy, lumber company in oakland is gone. it was destroyed in this massive fire that happened over the weekend about 80 firefighters where they're fighting the flames and fire crews. even right now, they're still cleaning up a huge mess and investigating nobody was hurt. newark police are looking for this teenager reported missing yesterday. he's about 5 foot. 8 weighs 130 pounds. if you've seen him call the police a successful rescue in san francisco. raccoons chased a dog over the side of the cliff. >> this happened in the pictures. whole neighborhood. you can see the dog there. he was unhurt. but he needed to be saved and brought up to his owner. sonny bill voters have a tax measure on the november ballot to look at it for the renovation of the public library. the council voted to move forward with 290 million dollar general bond. and so voters will be choosing

whether or not to approve that. >> okay, 6.14, the time. let's get over to the weather center right now. no john's got a look at our forecast for this. back to work tuesday for everybody. pretty excited about the rest the weekend. a little warmer, john. yeah, it will get warmer towards the end of the week. today, though, might as well head back to work. it's just gray out there across more of the bay area than even yesterday was this is half moon bay right now looking at the grey overhead. of course, you expected out that direction, but we're seeing that push of cool ocean air all the way inland this morning. and this is going to have a cooling effect on temperatures making today. just a touch cooler than yesterday was low pressure to our north. oftentimes this time of year. when you see these lows passing to our north really stirs up those westerly winds. and that pushes in that cool air into the bay area. so very % typical pattern here after this, though, low exits, jet stream retreats to the north and along with it, temperatures will begin to climb. as for future cast, you can see out there. a lot of cloud cover this morning. good

dose of sunshine this afternoon should see less present marine layer tonight into tomorrow morning. and temperatures tomorrow will start to climb because of that by thursday and friday, sunshine even out to the coastline and some of our warmest temperatures of the forecast just a couple of days away. temperatures today 50's at the coast in most spots montero at 58. same for half moon bay. well, looking at 60's for most of the bay shore and after warmest, most of us will only be in the 70's, including the south bay with a comfortable 76 in san jose love that 70 in fremont dublin as well as in san ramon. so much cooler than average oakland, a comparable 67. only a few low 80's in antioch, vacaville youngsville and santa rosa. tomorrow, we're going to see a lot more 80's for inland areas. and by thursday and friday, inland spots will be close to 90 degrees. bayshore cities also in for the climb from 60's today to near 80 by thursday and friday. great. hi, john.

thank you for that. tracking an accident along west bound 5.86, a cell. >> that's in pleasanton here. so things are a little slow and go. you potentially to 84 viewed as you can see, things are starting to build there as well. and if you are going to travel the last 6.80, things look much better. bay bridge, busy this morning. a 90 minute ride into the city. start difference from yesterday. he was only an 8 minute drive for all of the morning. 13 minutes along the senate over to that. still fairly light. one of the south bay 30 minutes. 85 in the park to 80 82. also light. so as a down to 37 about 24 minutes, stories is back to you. >> thank you very much. rain is 6.16, is the time in closing. arguments will begin today in the hush money trial of former president trump after hearing from nearly 2 dozen witnesses in the case, prosecutors and defense lawyers will now have their final opportunity to address the jury. well, a law professor, jessica levinson explains how important closing arguments can be in a case like this. >> i think for the

prosecution, the closing arguments will be important because they're putting on a complicated case and they're showing basically a 2 step case. first with the business records were falsified seconds and they were falsified in order to commit or conceal another crime, which they're pointing to a new york elections code. they're going to have to walk the jury through how everything they heard over the past few weeks adds up to those charges. >> well, following the closing arguments, the jury will then begin deliberations to reach a verdict all 12 jurors must agree with the decision, whether it's guilty or an acquittal. mister trump has pleaded not guilty to the 34 counts of falsifying business records related to payments made to star stormy daniels to hide an alleged affair. >> this was the scene yesterday as people paid their respects in san francisco's national cemetery on memorial day. every year, 30,000 flags

are placed on the graves. former house speaker nancy pelosi says that we should not only remember those who died, but also tried to build a better world in there as well. >> so we have to work together to come together. one nation. one destinee. to honor the vision of our founders, the aspiration of our children. and the sacrifice of the men and women in uniform. be permitted, committed 2 working to gather to build a future worthy of the sacrifice of all of you. >> and our recently retired banker kron four's ken wayne. he's a veteran himself and he served as the master of ceremonies at that event. >> well, we had several other events to happening around the bay area yesterday from the peninsula. >> to the east bay, many came

together to honor the men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country covered. rob nesbitt takes us there. >> memorial day is a federal holiday that gives many the day off from school and work. but you can't forget what really stands for to honor the members of the u.s. military who died while serving their parades like the one held in hillsborough happen in cities all across the u.s. monday. memorial day celebrations with marching bands and onlookers. but most importantly, veterans men and women in uniform who help remind us to honor the heroes who died while serving their country. >> it's why navy veteran louis ross and others gathered on the uss hornet in alameda knowing that we are respected. and what we did is respected. that sentiment also ran true in san jose for memorial day ceremony at oak hill memorial park. tyler where major robert adam patterson with the united states marine corps read the names of fallen soldiers. john

maloney to water them. remind us the cost of freedom is one day out of the year that we citizens and those privileged enough to be here. >> homage to those who gave their lives for our freedom and for our way of life. >> from keynote speakers to city leaders, san jose mayor matt mahan also spoke at oak hill about the importance of the holiday may more dated opportunity. >> to not only recognize and honor. those gave for our nation but to pass those values to our children. and rachel. >> several memorial day events including the one at oak hill have wreath-laying ceremonies honoring and remembering the fallen reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> 6.21. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. health experts are warning of 2 new covid are warning of 2 new covid subvariants. ( ♪♪ )

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>> we're back 6.23. is the time into san jose city council members now demanding a city audit it's pending on when it comes to homeless services. and this comes after a state audit found in april that the city spent more than 300 million dollars on its homeless response. city council member being don't and our june bar trump want to on a look at how much money is being divided into removing encampments and into temporary housing. california state

auditor found the city could not identify the money it spent on homeless support, nor does it adequately measure the effectiveness of those programs. the report also says the city lacks enough interim or permanent housing to keep up with demand. san jose has until september to begin publicly reporting depending on that data. so. >> 6.24, is the time and for your health, california is witnessing another surge in covid driven by in the emergence of new visit subvariants. there are 2 new subvariants that we want to tell you about collectively. they're nicknamed flirt and they are becoming more prevalent. then what we saw over the winter, the dominant strain, then and this is causing a big concern about what's going to happen this summer as they are expecting an uptick in infections. flirt these 2 variants now account for more than 50% of the infections that doctors are seeing nationwide. the new mutations don't appear to to

result in a more severe disease. but they are more transmissible. it transmissible than what we saw in the winter. experts say the current vaccine is expected to continue working well, because these new strains are just slightly different from what we saw over the winter. an update now on the recall of 70,000 cases of fiji, water bottles because of contamination concerns. the recall a g natural artisan water began back in early march. this was because of the discovery, 3 types of bacteria. customers were initially advised not to drink tht water and return it for a refund. but now the fda is downgrading the danger that the water could pose. they're saying it's not likely to cause any adverse health consequences. the affected bottles were only sold between february 1st and march 3rd of this year.

>> we're going to take a break 6.26. coming up next on the kron. 4 morning news. a battle brewing in the state's highest court talk about the latest effort to limit government overspending in how the governor is responding. >> we'll trend in san jose where police officers on the scene of a woman found inside her she was not alive and we understand the coroner's office still coming to the scene coming up, i'll tell you exactly what happened. 12

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>> it's 6.29 and it is gray again. oh, my gosh. we're

socked in. >> yeah, here at the coast. but if it's anything like yesterday inland, john, by the afternoon of the sunshine and we'll get that good sunshine today. but it's going to be cool. sunshine. it's going take a little longer to get there because you're exactly right. >> pretty socked in across the bay area right now. and it's a very dense marine layer that is skewed in even further than yesterday. a look from above. this is mount tam looking down at the rest of us in the mix down there below. we are seeing a very strong winds from the coast pushing through the golden gate. now those gaps up and down the coastline and in many cases resulting in some dense fog that is resulting in reduced visibility as well as some coastal mist and drizzle. so watch for some wet spots. even to our north. we have a low pressure area and this is actually what stirring up the jet to really be pushing that cold ocean air on into the bay today. more so than we'll see for the rest of the forecast. winds right now around 25 miles per hour towards the coast and through the delta temperatures that's being affected right now. it's 40's

to 50's alameda and oakland at 53 fairfax, a cooler spot at 45 degrees. pacifica at 49 really cold ocean sea surface temperatures resulting in those chilly temps at the coast 60's to 70's later on today. so still comfortable just not as warm as usual for this time of year rain. all right, john, thank you for accident. i was tracking. >> 5, 86, 80. that is now clear. and a stark difference today than yesterday. much lighter conditions on a monday now that people are returning to work, things are starting to build 18 minutes at the bay bridge, mateo bridge, 14 minutes or other is just a light. it's the toll plaza and the meter lights and a slowing you down on the bay bridge. 12 minutes are golden gate bridge just short of 19. thankfully, we don't have any accidents or hazards on our bridges. darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot 6.31. and the developing story is the investigation of a woman who died. she was killed in her home in san jose. at this point, police say they do have a suspect in

custody and kron four's will. tran is live for us at the scene. >> with what we know will. >> james, they have custody, but it took 2 and a half hours after they arrive to get him into custody. in fact, they had to bring out negotiators to talk to this particular person. you can clearly see police officers are still on the scene 12 hours after this all went down. and let me show you video of what's going on this morning. they have a command center here. they have police officers holding down the perimeter, not allowing anybody to contaminate the scene as they are still investigating. i did talk to one officer and he told me that the coroner's office is still not here will eventually get here, which is why this scene is still very much active, even though this started back at 6.30, last night. let me show you video from last night. no officers received a call of shots being fired on the 300 block of

north 20th street. it's off a julian, which is a main street in san jose. when they arrived, they realized that a man was inside a home. they tried to get him to give himself up, but barricaded himself for 2 and a half hours. officers were not willing to russian, of course, for their safety. instead, they call negotiators out to the scene. they talked to him and then eventually at around 08:30am, in the morning, this suspect gave himself up peacefully. he arrested. >> then they went into a home and that's when they realize that a woman was found dead inside the home. reportedly the 2 are not strangers to each other. their relationship not being released to the public at this particular time. >> but this scene is still very much active try to talk to an officer to ask him what time is the coroner's office going to be here? usually when the coroner's office arrives, that's when we start to see things wrap up. he did not

know which is why this scene here. you can clearly see blocked off on both sides of it with officers coming and going. >> all right. thanks a lot. we'll check in with you later. maybe gets more info 6.33. is the time. oakland fire crews, by the way, still cleaning up after that massive fire that broke out at a lumber yard sunday night. we brought that to you yesterday morning's fire at steroid, a portion of oakland's economy, lumber kron four's lezla gooden takes us there. >> flames filled the skies sunday night around the lumber company off of interstate 80 in oakland. while no one was injured, the fire spread quickly and ended up destroying at least one building has a large footprint so tight. it's showroom. it's administrative offices. >> a warehouse and then a large lumber yard outside full of for what? so it burned for several hours. michael hunt with the oakland fire department says crews initially struggled gaining access to the lumber yard and the surrounding area property. >> sits the border. the

borders are railroad we could put all we can bring was hose lines on the railroad track put water on one side of the property and the high street also borders. and so getting up or out as into the property was a challenge. fire crews were out on the scene all day monday working with the owners to go through the property for any additional hot spot excavation crews, the heavy equipment operators assistant to the park property at officially. make sure that any flare ups are being quickly extinguished throughout the process, pulling apart the structure that need to to be demolished last night. you know, there were several small rican goals which were >> and officials say it's still not clear at the fire started inside or outside of this property. and this remains as an open investigation reporting in studio going kron 4 news. >> thank you, leslie will 6.35. is the time for your money. this morning. a new ballot initiative to tell you

about california businesses are trying to rein in government spending. so the taxpayer protection act, which is what it's called, would make it more difficult for state and local lawmakers to raise taxes. the ballot proposition would require two-thirds of voters to approve any city or state tax increase. but it's currently being challenged right now in the california supreme court by governor gavin newsom. he wants the justices to kill the proposition before it makes it to the ballot. the state argues the proposition would deny the government the money it needs for public safety or for fixing streets. but supporters say taxpayers are done getting steamrolled by sacramento. >> the taxpayer protection act ensures that all new taxes have broad support from californians by empowering voters. >> the state supreme court must rule in the next few weeks. otherwise voters in november could send a message in california saying it had enough. it's rare for courts to intervene before a vote on a proposition that's already

qualified for the ballot. opponents worry that if passed they won't be able to undo the damage. they believe it pre of enslaved black americans now. so capitol correspondent eytan wallace takes a closer look at where the situation stands this morning. >> well, it's been mixed results for reparations bill so far. but back into the proposals, tell me they believe they're off to a good start. >> a standing ovation in the state assembly after lawmakers voted 62 to nothing to advance a reparations bill calling on the state of california to publish a formal apology letter to descendants of enslaved black americans. the most important thing is making sure we can we get it out there. south los angeles, a someone member reggie jones, sawyer authored the legislation while he acknowledges california was never formally a slave state. he says since its inception in 18, 50, the state has implemented policies negatively impacting black

californians to this day noting california's first governor peter burnett was a slave owner from the south to openly called for creating a whites only american west and helped put in place. a lot 10 slaves back to the south. if they fled a not only talking about california complicity. >> chattel slavery. but making sure that california actually east apologizes for what has happened not to make anyone feel guilty. but the be served at healing other reparations bills advancing include one requiring grocery stores to provide advance notice before closing down in underserved communities. >> and a proposal by senator steven bradford to formally create what would be called to the cal fornia american freeman affairs agency in charge of overseeing the reparations process in the state of california. critically important. >> for setting up the framework for reparations going forward. i think we have a good foundation work from but several reparations related bills did not make it,

including bradford's proposal to fund housing and property tax assistance for descendants of enslaved black americans. i disappointment reparations about. >> land. that's why we build generational wealth in this country african-americans have been denied. >> ownership to redlining restrictive covenants, all kind of other restrictions not included in any of the reparations bills this year, direct cash payments. democratic leaders overseeing the state budget they would have liked to advance more reparations bills, but they add it just would have been too costly as the state faces a projected multibillion-dollar deficit. it's just a challenging budget time. and so we need to be responsible. >> responsible taxpayers money. so that's why we had to make some tough calls. and lawmakers whose reparations bill to not make it through this year. tell me they will try again in future years reporting at the state capitol. wallace kron. 4 news. >> i somebody whether it's open-ended and that it needed that it said the 40's and i read

>> there you hear from former oakland police chief leronne armstrong who just kicked off his campaign for city council. he was there at mcclymonds high school over the weekend, joined by a lineup of community leaders, including councilmember noel gallo. armstrong is vying for rebecca kaplan, c and he faces 8 other candidates. he is diving into politics while at the same time suing oakland for wrongful termination. and kron 4 is your local election headquarters. and tonight the city council holds a special election for their district 4 seat that covers downtown and central berkeley that after kate harrison resign in january saying that berkeley's processes are, quote, broken. harrison was first elected to the city council in 2017 and she's currently now running to be the mayor of berkeley. 4 candidates are vying for her seat and we're going to follow that story and tell you who is

elected and what ends up happening there in berkeley. okay. >> 6.40 on the clock. and with the november election approaching the music climate and dance vote fest in berkeley is scheduled to happen. it's tonight at the freight and south which club in the downtown berkeley arts district starts at 07:00pm. tickets are available at the door or the event website. local officials will get brief talks to help get out the vote. in the east bay alameda will host its 56th annual sandcastle and sandcastle sculpture contest this saturday with that, city says it's free to enter event. registration starts at 9. they say all the work should be finished by noon. or for the arrival of the first judge. judges will be awarding points based off of originality. the design details meet ms and technique. the contest will be held at robert crown memorial state beach otis and west line drives. that's a pretty good

sculpt they can do. incredible. >> 6.41 right now. and coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news has, you know, a memorial day tends to kick off the boating season. >> and we're gonna have a look at water safety

>> we are back at 6.44. and here are 4 things to know. a driver is dead after a car got pinned underneath the truck. you see it there. this was yesterday afternoon in san jose on the corner of montague expressway in o toole avenue. witnesses say the driver was traveling fast and recklessly

causing the cause is under investigation. so we'll wait for the official word. driver, though, has been arrested in santa rosa after leading sonoma county deputies on a lengthy car chase saturday night. authorities say a deputy tried to stop a great bmw driving recklessly. the driver took off and eventually lost control and crashed. that driver was arrested on several violations. bay area leaders will be gathering to asked state leaders to help build safe crossings over railroad tracks in the peninsula. they're asking governor newsom to include 100 million dollars in the state budget for this project. that money will help build the crossings at locations that are at high risk right now and improve public safety and alleviate traffic congestion. firefighters put out a truck fire in napa happened about 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon off of cruz canyon road in napa. firefighters quickly put out those flames before it spread any further. >> no word on how the fire started. >> time now is 6 45 and in the east bay, many families are gathering by of the water

because it's boating season. now the memorial day has passed. and so there are some water safety tips that you should keep in mind under state law, children under the age of 13, if they're on a recreational vessel, they are required to wear a life jacket unless they have cuts. they're like hardest are tethered to the sailboat or in an enclosed cabin. the coast guard also suggest that boaters you should plan ahead in case of emergency know that, you know, tell people that you're going out where you're going to be when you're going to be back. one family that we talked to says that u signals to communicate with each other when they're actually out on the water. >> if you get tossed off, get to the side. you know, if if you need help. tap your had otherwise give a thumbs that's kind of our family family rules of the jet ski in the boat. >> i i've written just get i thought, what if i off and you don't even see number? i like that because you you can yell, but sometimes it's hard to hear. absolutely. and signals are great. >> ok, well, if you're going to be out on the water maybe a

jacket to start a little chilly out there. it's one of those days that the coastline where you're more so bundled up, then soak it in the sunshine even yesterday was crystal clear in san jose to start. but this morning you're looking at that gray sitting overhead. so quite the difference for a lot of areas across the bay with that increase marine layer and that cool coastal breeze just relentless from last night into this morning. really steering that error direction. low passing to the north is resulting in the set up that cold ocean air pushing right into the bay. high pressure does build back in for the latter part of the week, though, that means after today temperatures will start to climb this morning. pretty socked in. we will see sunshine this afternoon. tomorrow. we will see a very thin marine layer likely going to burn off a lot quicker than this morning's and after that, temperatures just continue to climb by thursday and friday, we're getting close to the 90's for some inland areas. today will barely even get to 80 degrees for a few spots. upper 50's to mid 60's and san

francisco as well as elsewhere along the coastline, mostly 60's along the bay shore today and some of our warmer spots like the south bay into the upper 70's los gatos at 78. well, san jose at 76 dublin, barely even reaching 70 degrees along with fremont right there at that 70 degree. mark oakland at 67, very warm spots being antioch, vacaville, youngsville and santa rosa are only areas barely reaching into the low 80's tomorrow. we'll see a lot more 80's inland 70's along the bay shore and by thursday and friday, as i mentioned, that the hottest days of the forecast nearing 90 inland right now. all right, john, thank you for that much busier today than yesterday. pretty evident. >> holiday travel is over. the 35 minute ride for everybody. traveling back to work along highway 4, antioch, into conquered bridge about 21 minutes. last check in. we're still around 19. so we've got just a few are no accidents. hazards on our bridges, drive times are going up. 18 minutes on the san mateo bridge took a

little while for it to go up about 4 minutes there along 80 in the east bay crockett out towards the maze. 25 minutes you start to slow down just past hercules and 24 walnut creek down to 5.80, 13 minute ride that reaches back to you. thanks. a lot it is 6.48, and today assembly member matt haney is going to introduce a bill aimed at removing cancerous chemicals. >> that are found in firefighters. uniforms. this bill says that forever chemicals are in those uniforms and they are known to be carcinogens. previous studies have linked them to cancer and other serious health effects. and researchers have found the exposure to these chemicals leads to higher rates of cancer among firefighters. they've actually seen that if the bill passes, it would ban these chemicals from being used in firefighters. gear starting july. first of 2026. >> successful rescue in san francisco after raccoons chase this dog over the side of a

cliff. yeah, it happened in the purse patrol hill neighborhood. fire crews rescued that dog. name is cushy pop sunday night is when all this happened. the dog wasn't hurt and was successfully reunited with his time now is 6.49 and for your money. and there's a new study that sheds some light on the harsh reality. >> of remote jobs. if you're looking for a raise, you're going to likely want to consider in in office role. this study is from the job listing site latter's dot com. and they say that the high-paying remote and hybrid jobs have gone down by nearly 80% in the past year and 90% of companies say they want their workers back in the office full 5 days a week by the end of this year, according to bloomberg city, hsbc and barclays they are now requiring their employees to return to the office. >> romo jobs do still exist, obviously. but you might i might be talking. you might have one. >> but their finding that companies are paying less for

the remote work. and if you want to make a lot of money as in like a quarter million dollars a year. just 4% of the jobs that make that kind of money. a remote. whereas a year ago as 10%. hiring strategists as moving up the career ladder is very much tied to in-person work. >> a lot of businesses organizations i've spoken with have actually really wrestled with the idea of promotions and growth within organizations. >> and do people who work fully remote have the same, truly the same type of opportunities for career advancement. is those that work in the office? >> meantime, economists say that the decrease in remote jobs is just one of several factors behind the growing unemployment rate in several states. and there is saying that some are saying it's a warning sign of maybe a looming recession. >> okay. turning to bay area baseball. now the giants spent memorial day taking on the

phillies at oracle park in the first game of their series. we still have figure out a way to do baseball remotely. >> kate rooney has highlights. >> whether it's a jolt of energy from some of the young players they've called up recently or whether it's just the natural cycle of the baseball season. the giants seem to be hitting their stride. they've won 8 of their last 10 games and 3 straight series. the bottom of the second, no score. 2 on for mike yastremski and he ropes one down the right-field line. that's their one run scores a second run scores. giants take a 2. nothing lead. top of the 4th were tied at 3 man on for johan rojas and he a little jam shot not will fall for a base hit. run scores and the phillies take the lead on to the bottom of the 5th same score. 2 on for tyrell strada. he grounds it but it goes over the glove of 3rd baseman alec boem and into left louise

motto scores the tying run on the error. giants would later take the lead on a sac fly next inning. one on for brett wisely. and he drives it deep into the right-center no one going to get it. >> he stressed scores giants pad their lead. 2, bottom of the 7th. they're up 2 with the bases loaded. elliott ramos singles up the middle. runs, come in to score san francisco getting some crucial insurance runs and they go on to beat the phillies. 8 to 4. >> but the game 2 in this series coming up on tuesday with the fact that will do it for sports. now, back to you. all right, kate, thank you very much. a 53 the time coming up in the next hour kron morning news. beauty in every stitch fashionista known around the world visit to the bay area showing of

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kron. 4 morning news. multiple shots fired in the san jose neighborhood. now police are investigating a homicide. concord police responded to barricade incident just minutes apart from each other. police say both suspects were armed. and the man convicted of attacking paul pelosi said to be re sentenced in federal court this morning. we're live with the details. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning. we are heartened back to work just right out of the gate on a tuesday. absolutely were here yesterday. and you maybe your probably i don't think you i don't think that some of you i can tell hard core fans. with all that now. yes. and the weather forecast for today is again, i guess continued cool for