>> right now, the problem morning news. multiple shots fired in a san jose neighborhood and 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 set to be re sentenced in federal court this morning. and we are live with the details. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news heading. >> good morning and thanks for waking up with us on a tuesday back to work. i'm daria and i'm james and we're coming back to work this with fog overhead. as you can see, temperatures on the cool side. but we're both sounding very optimistic about this work day. i like, like backdoor, you know, like back to i know this four-day weeks. still a

little nicer, right? and today is tuesday. just blasted right past monday. we're looking outside at a lot of fog out there, though, and more so than we side yesterday. so as you're getting back to work. >> is kind of the view that you're getting out into for most of us anyway. it's a lot of low cloud cover and some pretty dense marine layer out there. good news is that sitting above most of us right now. so visibility has improved. we saw a little mist and drizzle at the coast as a result of that. but nothing much else. now winds are going to stay very steady today. and at times 30 to 40 miles per hour, gusts can be expected. so that sea breeze is really going to sweep across the bay and result in that ocean. cool there, keeping all of us a little cooler than average for this time of year. right now we're sitting anywhere from the 40's and timber on in pacifica to the low 60's in spots like vacaville in pittsburgh later today, maxing out in the 70's for most areas right now. all right, john, thank you for that month. busier today than we were yesterday. quiet yesterday. >> on our highways and bridges. and as you can see,

make your way into the city this morning, a 19 minute ride. so the metering lights of in slowing folks down there. nearly 30 across the san mateo bridge, slower long, 8.80, getting on and off that on 101 or it was ever feel bridge 14 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 of the tolls. 1, starting to slow down up there. a 40 minute ride. 37 to the tolls are james. back to you. thank you. reyna do one. and developing news now. police are investigating what happened at a home in san jose where a woman was found dead. police say they do have a suspect in custody. kron four's will tran is following the story for us from. >> the scene will. >> this scene is close to wrapping up 12 hours after the suspectlgave himself up to police officers right over my left shoulder. the coroner's office has just arrived and they are ready to remove the body that was found inside the home. it was a woman. her name not be released to the public at this particular time. but it is believed that the

suspect and the woman were familiar with each other. let me show you the video. get you a little bit closer to the scene. this actually went down at around 6.30, last night when police officers from san jose got a call about shots being fired when they got to this location and it's just off of julian in washington. they got to this location. they tried talk to the suspect making arrests, but the suspect barricaded him since self inside the home and refused to give rather than going in there, of course, but their own safety. they called out negotiators. negotiators spent 2 and half hours talking to this particular person. then at around 8.30, the suspect gave himself up peacefully and was arrested. that's when they went inside the home and realized that there was a woman dead from her injuries at this particular point. they don't know exactly what happened. the motive, but they were here and obviously still here. and

we're talking now about 14 hours after this all started because they had to do their investigation. talk to witnesses, collect evidence. james story. i saw so many investigators walked in and out. looks like he's getting close to wrapping up as the coroner's office just took their gurney inside the house. they are ready to remove the body, take it away. and that is important because it will be the coroner's office to make the identification of this woman. as far as the suspect. we don't have his name at this particular time. back to all right. thank you. will. >> 803. we want to show you the scene of an accident where a driver was killed. penn under a truck and the car that you see there the whole front and is just list and stuck under that truck. this happened yesterday afternoon in san jose. the corner montague expressway and o toole avenue. they're not sure how and why that car ended up the way it did. the people who work in this area say that they've often seen drivers

going way too fast and driving recklessly. >> 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 say, you know what i'm doing to cross road. so cars are coming really fast. >> police plan to give some more details on what they've learned in their investigation later today. >> developing news, police say at least 5 people, including a teenager, were shot in sacramento. police say this happened shortly after 8 o'clock last night. this was in the south sacramento area. officers say those 5 victims. we're standing outside of an apartment complex when they were hit by gunfire. they are all expected to survive. so that's the good officers haven't yet. what led up to that shooting, though? >> are big 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. >> so this will be a complicated investigation. police say one of the shooting victims is a teenage girl and then there were 3 men and a woman that were also hurt. >> time now is 805. and police in concord rid. they responded to 2 separate situations where people were barricaded in within minutes of each other. yeah. police in both incidents say that the suspects have been detained. kron 4 sarah stinson explains 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 concord kron. 4 news. >> well, palestinians have gathered last night in the east bay organizations calling for a cease-fire in the middle east. they put together this vigil at lake merritt, 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 at a tent encampment sunday night. now, 2 of those people killed were in fact, hamas terrorists. the white house, the national security, spokesperson said that israel does have the right to go after hamas, although they caution that they need to take every precaution possible to protect civilians. now on israel's

part, the prime minister is calling this a tragic mistake and that an investigation is now underway. it's 808, and a memorial day was a day of solemn reflection and honoring those who lost their lives and paid the ultimate price. yeah, we saw a number of events. >> throughout the bay area where people came together again to honor those. >> kron four's rob nesbitt has more. >> 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 day to be an opportunity. >> to not only recognize and honor. those gave for our nation but to pass those to our children. and rachel. >> several memorial day events including the one at oak hill, had wreath-laying ceremonies honoring and remembering the

fallen reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a fire investigation continues as crews work on cleaning up an east bay lumberyard warehouse. and we're going take a look at bill walton's life both on and off the basketball court as we honor that all-time great. leading up to this year, there was a lot of attention on proposals to create reparations for descendants of enslaved black americans. >> well, now legislative session is in full swing. how are those reparations proposals doing capitol correspondent eytan wallace. we'll have an update. >> and today is going to be another cool one before our warm up later this week. let's compare highs in dublin today. only 70 degrees for you thursday. you'll be mid 80's. so right back to normal. >> and we were off yesterday and that was reflective of that traffic really quiet yesterday. today is a completely different story. completely different story. traffic

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>> 8.13, is the time right now. and we are looking at blue whales that are starting now to migrate north from mexico. isn't this cool? i love seeing this tour guides say they've spotted a number on these beautiful endangered whales all along the california coast in the last couple of weeks. i've been looking, but i haven't the lines in and steals. but wales, they grow up to 110 feet long and they could be 200 tons at a high and their big i'm sure i'm going to see i keep looking like i we just did. saw them going by and crab season was delayed because we're waiting for them to all clear out and had the alaskan out. >> go by our use. is that what

you're saying? those were rate okay. the blues. they've been a little their like a year ago. this was rays were talking months ago. only know this because literally, know, dirty animal lover, but i love the there. so that's why we love keep our eye out. yes. keep you out of the blue. yes. this type for the fog. something else we're seeing a lot of visibility up the coast. not only great this morning yet yet. not super good at the coastline. not going to see the whales out there. this view today, but we are looking outside at the embarcadero right here. super super fogged in right now. but we are starting to see that fog lifting a lot of spots. >> so less and less of those visibility issues we had saying you are heading to the coast today. watch for those winds. a very strong westerly

wind pushing in across the region is going contribute to the ocean. cool there. >> pushing all the way inland today. high pressure builds in more and more later this forecast. kinda cutting off that marine access in our inland temperatures will really start to climb, especially towards thursday and friday today are dense. this marine layer little bit more shallow tomorrow. so will burn off quicker during the morning as we move into thursday and friday. as i mentioned, the hottest days of the forecast today, though, well, below average temperatures yet again and in many cases, even a little bit cooler than yesterday was 50's and 60's at the coastline and then 60's to 70's for most of the rest of us south bay temps. yet another comfortable one. san jose. a nice 76 today looking at 17 spots like fremont's dublin as well. san ramon while oakland in castro valley comparable to that at 67, only a few low 80's, antioch, vacaville youngsville and santa rosa. looking ahead, temperatures tomorrow will be just a little bit warmer thursday friday, really bringing the heat with your

90's inland and near 80's along the bay. great. all right, john, thank you for that will very busy in our 8 o'clock hour. stark difference from yesterday. we had quiet roads. >> a 40 minute ride crockett out towards mason pablo avenue. good alternate with things are busy along 88 17 minutes into the city now. no accidents and hazards, but you do have more traffic building there. 25 it right along san mateo bridge. look at 8.80. so get on the bridge. you can see there's some congestion there. 43 minutes, silly down to 37 5. 88 82 oakland. you're deciding which one to take. it looks like 5.80, might be just a little lighter. southbound 6.80, as you're traveling this in seen a little congestion there as well. trying to back to you. >> 8.16 is the time. thank you very much. happening right now. newark police are looking for a teen who was reported missing yesterday. police are looking for 14 year-old, don't gore? look, you see his picture here is about 5 feet. 8 inches tall. weighs about 130 pounds. police say he was last seen wearing a gray

t-shirt, blue gym shorts, grey sox and blue running shoes. if you any idea where he is call again, newark police. >> to san jose city council members commanding the city audit its spending on homeless services. this after a state audit found in april, the city spent more than 300 million dollars on its homeless response. council members bn don't and arjun batra want look. how much money is divided into removing encampments and temporary housing. the california state auditor found the city could not identify the money that it spent on homeless support. nor does it adequately measure the effectiveness of its systems. 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 the data and to build a plan on how they're going to address homelessness. have an update now on fiji. water recall

70,000 cases of fiji, water bottles recalled because of contamination concerns and now. let me put it this way. there are a little less concerned about little duty if you do happen to drink it. the recall of the fiji, natural artisan water bottle started in march and it issue was 3 types of bacteria that were discovered initially authorities said you should not drink that water. you should return it for a refund. but now the fda has downgraded the danger posed by this fiji. water saying it's not likely to cause adverse health consequences, the affected bottles. what we're talking about were only sold between february first and march 3rd of this year. >> for your health this morning, california now witnessing another surge in covid-19, cases driven by the emergence of 2 new subvariants of the virus. so these 2 new subvariants collectively have been nicknamed flirt and they're increasingly becoming more prevalent. then the winters dominant strain

causing concern now about a possible summer uptick in infections. flirt now counts for more than half of the infections nationwide. the new mutations don't appear to result in more severe disease. but are more transmissible than the winter strain. so can spread more easily. experts say the current vaccine is expected to continue working well against this new strains. there's only some slight differences from the winter variants. so you should be ok so long as you're up on your booster shots. happening today, assembly member matt haney plans to announce a bill that aims to remove cancerous chemicals that have been found in firefighters. uniforms. so according to the bill forever, chemicals are found in uniforms and they are known to be carcinogens. previous studies have linked the cancer or the chemicals to cancer and other serious health effects. they also found exposure to them leads to higher rates of cancer among firefighters. if the bill passes, it would ban the chemicals from being used in firefighting gear starting july. first of 2026.

>> check out this dog rescue in san francisco. ok? so raccoons chase. this pup over the side of a cliff in the picture, a whole neighborhood and he couldn't get back up. so fire crews went down and they rescued him. this was sunday night and the dog was not hurt and he's back with his with his person friend. yes, his >> all right. the sports world. and maybe you heard about this by now. but the morning, the last of hall of hall of famer bill walton and he's being remembered for more than just his contributions on the court. he was prolific is great athlete and a great man. any died at the age of 71 and her battle with cancer. so newsnation's nick smith takes a look back at his amazing story. >> bill walton was larger than life on and off the court a winter everywhere he went. walton capture titles in high school and college at ucla and then the nba with the portland trail blazers and boston celtics. the blazers are

remembering the 1978 most valuable player is one of the greatest big men in history and so much more than basketball and >> i look back. reminisce about my career, the accomplishments that i've been able to receive. i made to feel a very, very special person a foot injury, cut his hall of fame career short but didn't stop him from helping grow the game of basketball wall to began a decades long career as a color commentator where he was never afraid to show his personality. this is called a glockenspiel. >> a famous. fellow ucla, great kareem abdul-jabbar said the world feel so much heavier now, doctor j julius erving said bill walton enjoyed life in every way to work with him was a blessing. and as the celtics trying to raise another championship banner, they're remembering one of their great is we lost a great sell to gate. >> bill walton, one of the greatest celtics of all time. this is dedicated the bill.

>> bill walton was 71 years old. well, as nick smith reporting, the surviving members of the grateful dead also remembered. walton has quote of the biggest deadhead in the world. >> nba commissioner adam silver also said he'll most remember walton's zest for life. adding the bill walton was truly one of a kind. we'll

>> 25 right now in the north bay fairfield police are accusing a gift shop of being a front for criminal activity. they've been investigating the

field gift shop now for 6 months and they say the store advertise our advertises pipes. bongs clothing, shoes, candy, things like that. but after a search warrant was served. they arrested 2 men and they found illegal guns. marijuana, cocaine and a stolen dirt bike code enforcement. officials say they're implementing fines and recommending the shop's business license be revoked. >> wireless carrier, t-mobile says it's buying most of us cellular the deal is worth nearly 4 and a half billion dollars. t-mobile will acquire about 30% of u.s. cellular wireless spectrum as part of this deal. it also includes some stores and alerts customers. the company companies expect the deal to close by mid next year. so mid 2025 t-mobile merge with sprint back in 2020. that deal was worth about. 26 billion dollars. for your money this morning. it could be a sweltering summer for investors as the probability of a rate cut doesn't look all that probable anymore. it's

all due to the stronger than expected economic data as a result, global strategist say the economy may be there may not be cooling as fast as the fed would like it. stocks suffered their worst day of the year on thursday. in reaction to the news, the dow dumped what would have been the five-week winning streak ahead of memorial day. so the economy's a little too good right now for a rate cut. >> 8.26 is the timing. coming up next on the kron 4 morning news. a battle is brewing in the state's highest court. and the effort to limit government overspending and how the governor is responding to it. >> good morning. i'm michael thomas. coming up, we've got details on david de pap as he heads back into the courtroom heads back into the courtroom to ( ♪♪ ) you made a cow!

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>> a 29 right now and we're checking out the weather for you. we have to work a little bit to get out is it might take a little longer than yesterday john was talking about its a little deeper in this morning, john. and it sure is. yeah, rays going to depart, but we're still going to be fairly nice and cool after that. >> for our inland areas going to keep us down in the 70's. it's been a nice little break from those oppressively warm temps. we can see this time of year looking outside at san jose. you're starting to see that gray starting to burn off. you can see a little more sunshine now and you've got a gorgeous day ahead of you. so thanks. cool ocean air for sweeping a little further inland for those of us that the coast, though, is going to be a blustery one. we've already seen some coastal drizzle, some really heavy fog out there and winds are only going to pick up into the afternoon 2030, even 40 miles per hour. gusts near the coast and even inland. so watch for what's going to be a fairly

breezy day specially and more exposed areas like the coast and some of us along the bay shore 50's for our current temperatures. oakland-alameda at 54 pittsburgh vacaville in the low 60's later on today, we will ne seeing daytime highs, as i mentioned, mostly in the 60's to 70's rain. all right, john, thank you for all 8 o'clock hour. now's a good time to factor into little more time for yourself. >> as things are picking up in terms of the drive times out there, 15 minutes into the city, our 7 to recieving around 30 minutes. you can see people tried even maneuver around the traffic getting around, not the safest thing to do. there or it was ever feel bridge about 15 minutes and the golden gate bridge just short of 33 minutes. 37 to the tolls darya. james, back to you. thank you. raise 30. and today is the day that david de pap goes back to a federal courtroom to be re-sentenced. yeah. the new hearing comes, of course, after the judge in the case failed to ask the pap if you want address the court. >> before he was sentenced kron four's michael thomas following the story from the

newsroom. michael. hey, good morning, everyone. will today's court hearing could essentially changed things and a federal judge is set to allow david up at the chance to speak this morning. >> which was originally not given a few weeks ago at path was sentenced earlier this month and was given the maximum prison sentence after being convicted of attempted to kidnap nancy pelosi from her san francisco home and for beating her husband, paul pelosi with a hammer in total. he would serve a 30 years behind bars. but being that the sentencing judge did make an error at the time when she failed to ask the pap if you wanted to make a statement this morning, that air is set to be corrected. take a listen to what our legal expert had to say on what could change in the future. >> whether he, in fact, has contrition. and then question will be if he expresses that to the court, will the court take that into consideration in reducing the are ready? given 30 years sends down? even if the pop says that he's

sorry that she's going to reduce it by she. i mean, the judge in this case, he's going to reduce the sentence 2 lesser than 30 years. but who knows? maybe it might happen. maybe she not call 5 years or so. i don't know. >> on the original sentencing didn't have was given a credit of 18 months, which has already been in custody and his ex-wife tells kron 4. her hope is that the sentencing will be reduced during the original sentencing. the pelosi's were not present, but their daughter, however, was as we get more details regarding what the outcome is of this hearing. we will continue to keep you updated. that is the very latest here in the newsroom. i'm michael thomas will send it back to you live in the studio. thank you, michael. time now is a 32. and tomorrow, scott peterson, the man convicted of killing his pregnant wife, laci. >> appears in court. his defense team, the los angeles innocence project has been trying to get a new trial. they say they have new evidence and they want it. dna tested a rope and a stolen van

that was burned near the peterson home around the time that laci went missing. but the stance on county district attorney's office says that they are against this new testing. they say that there is nothing about the evidence that has changed and he was convicted. >> well, oakland, fire crews are still cleaning up now after a massive fire broke out at a lumber yard sunday night caused a lot of damage and economy lumber. let's take a closer look with lezla gooden. >> flames filled the skies sunday night around the lumber company off of interstate 80 e% 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. it's 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 picking apart the property and officially make sure that any flare ups are being quickly extinguished throughout the process. all of the parking structure that need to to be demolished last night. you know, there were several small rican goals which were quickly unit. >> 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 on for all right. thank you. let it is a 35 for your money this morning. a new ballot initiative that has california business is now trying to rein in government

spending. >> it's called the taxpayer protection act and it 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 its currently being challenged right now in california supreme court by none other than governor newsom. he wants the justices to kill the proposition before it goes to the ballot. the state is arguing that this proposition would deny the government the money it needs for public safety or for fixing streets and other things. but supporters say taxpayers are in their words done, getting steamrolled by sacramento. >> the taxpayer protection act ensures that all new taxes have broad support from californians by empowering voters. >> well, the state supreme court asked to rule the next few weeks otherwise it will go to the ballot and voters could make that decision in november, potentially sending the state a message that that they've had enough, it's rare for courts to intervene before

a vote on a proposition that's already qualified for the ballot. so we'll see what they decide. opponents, though, worry that if it's passed, they won't be able to undo the damage. they believe it will due to city and state governments. >> and at the state capitol, some lawmakers are hoping to advance proposed reparations for descendants of enslaved black american. we have our capitol correspondent eytan wallace with more on the story. >> 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 making sure we can we get it out there. south los angeles, a someone member ready, john 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. >> and cattle 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 california 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 front 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 that it needed that it said 40's and i

>> that's for oakland police chief leronne armstrong kicking off his campaign for city council. he was at mcclymonds high school over the weekend. joined by bunch of the community leaders, including councilmember noel gallo. armstrong is vying for rebecca kaplan. see the faces. 8 other candidates. and he's diving into politics while at the same time suing oakland for wrongful termination. with the november election, approaching the music climate dance vote fest in berkeley is happening. it's tonight at the freight and salvage club in downtown berkeley. the arts district there starts at 7 o'clock and tickets are available at the door or on their website. the local officials are beginning some brief talks at that time to get out the vote. >> let's go to the east bay now where alameda will be hosting its 56th annual sandcastle and sandcastle sculpture contest this saturday. the city says it's free to enter. look at the talent on display here. event, registration starts at 9 o'clock. so in about 20 minutes, they say all the work

should be finished by noon or the arrival of the first judge. judges will be awarded points based on a number of categories, including originality of design. details neatness technique. the contest is going to be held at robert crown memorial state beach at otis and west line drives. all right. we're going to take a break. it is a 40 still ahead on the kron. 4 morning news. why experts say you're going to have to come into the office. if you want to figure raise. >> and the giants back at oracle hosting nl east leading phillies. tell you how went down. >> and we're starting to see that fog breaking up along the bay shore, getting some nice peeks of sunshine for most of the bay short. still pretty fogged in and windy towards the coast, i've got more on your forecast ahead. >> and traffic has been gradually building this morning. a stark difference from yesterday. quiet commute.

>> we're back in a 43 and with summer almost here, families in the east bay are already heading to the delta to enjoy the water. just one of the spots that everybody likes to get an and >> getting comfortable with the water and being safe are top of line wherever you go. kron four's philippe djegal has more. >> the pittsburgh marina, a popular destination for boaters who headed out to the delta on memorial the morning. the best time to take out the jet morning round showdown. it's really >> special thing to be flying on the water like that. williams acts as the marina is one of his favorite spots to hit the water. it is just a

short trip up the hill from his home in martinez. and as long as you follow the rules and take the proper precautions zacks as water, crafts and holidays. >> go hand-in-hand, go. someone experienced. >> or check the you know, it's it's easy to have some fun, but don't overdo it under state law, children under 13 years of age on a moving recreational vessels are required to wear a life jacket. >> unless they are constrained by artist sailboat were in an enclosed cabin. get hurt and you don't know how to swim very well. >> if you don't have a life vest on, can go very bad. >> very quickly, 10 year-old landen clues and his father kyle enjoy this pd jet ski. and although they have taken it out many times before. >> they still prepare for emergencies. got to make sure. yeah, what you need. life vest, fire signatures on all that stuff. they can get dangerous. so it's it's when it's really busy out.

>> that's the time when you really got to put yourself in check. but when no ones out there, you can really let loose. and just you know, feel the water. and and you know, it's but keep it fun for everyone by booting safely and savor. >> in pittsford, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news. >> and let me tell you, by the way, from experience, if you do get the water now it's cool. >> still a lot of snow melt in the rivers and streams, john. yeah, this time of year, it's like okay. glacier water right there. feels like. but once these temperatures do warm up like thursday, friday, it's going to be more tempting. so, yes, absolutely. practice safe practices you're getting in their water levels are still really high with some snow melt occurring in the sierra here in the bay area. it's just still chilly because of that cool ocean air that's pushed in along with a lot of that great. now, as i mentioned before the break you are seeing right there, some great up and down the coastline really breaking apart. sunshine winning out quickly in the bay shore. but

these winds are going to be persistent throughout the day, along with this low pressure to our north, really kicking up that westerly. and that's what's cooling us off all the way inland. today. now, high pressure building in more and more having more of an influence on the weather later this week. and that is going to come along with that warm up. we've been talking about so this morning, ogr deepest marine layer sunshine this afternoon tomorrow, much more shallow marine layer. so having less of an impact and temperatures will be a little bit warmer tomorrow afternoon, thursday and friday, really taking the cake as the very warmest ones. temperatures today are going to be in the 50's to 60's in san francisco and out along the coastline whereas bayshore and inland cities will mostly be in the 60's to 70's yet another perfectly comfortable day for spots like the south bay, santa clara on i-74 today. if you love to the 70's in the tri valley on up through concord, just really get out there and savor this last one before we see a lot more 80's inland, antioch, vacaville youngsville and santa rosa and early sign of things to come for the rest of us. our only

spots in the low 80's today tomorrow averaging out in the 80's inland by thursday, friday, those same inland areas nearing 90 degrees and nearing 80 along the bay shore right now. all right, john, thank you for that. law been pretty busy this morning. a lot of people getting back into the groove. >> of things after taking some days off a 30 minute, right heading across towards the peninsula right now. typically we're starting to go down at this time. but as you can see, still fairly busy, 15 minutes into the city right now. that's a slight improvement by about 5 minutes. 41 minutes along i-80 selling a to 37 1, 0, 1, 85 up to menlo over now are now 64 minutes. so 2, 80 82 options oight now at this hour. and a 24 minute ride antioch can to conquer. all right. james, back to you. all right. thank you very much. >> rana 8.48, is the time. and this year college grads might have a harder time finding a white collar job partly because of artificial

intelligence. a survey by the national association of colleges and employers found hundreds of big companies plan to cut the amount of new grads they hired by nearly 6%. and that's because they're looking for people who have skills in the rapidly growing artificial intelligence field. eyes taking over some of the entry level jobs at new grads would have been hired for ironically, the need for computer science majors is cooling consulting and finance are also other recruiting areas that are being as well. >> for your money. but a new study is shedding some light on whether you want to continue working from home or go to the office. it turns out if you want a big raise in to move up the ladder, you may eventually have to go in. there's a study from the job listing site latter's dot com. and it says that high-paying remote and hybrid jobs have actually been less available and the pay is not as it was. they say that 90% of companies say they want their employees to be back in the office a

full 5 days a week by the end of this year. and according to bloomberg to name a few city, hsbc, barclays are requiring their employees net now to return the office. and here's another thing. remote jobs are still out there. you might be working. remote light right now and watching tv and kind of working. but a lot of companies are paying less for the remote jobs. and so you have to keep that in mind a quarter million dollars to 25. if you want to make $250,000 a year, there's about 4% of the jobs that make to 5250 grand a year. those are remote. a year ago. 10% of the remote jobs pay that. so you see there are fewer remote jobs pay that high and strategist says that if you really want to move up the career ladder that is going to be 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? >> and do they have the same type that they work in the office as far as life rights sticking around your pet work in your pajamas, everything is a tradeoff. economists say the decrease in the number jobs is one of several factors behind the growing unemployment rate and several states. and they also say it could be a sign and a recession is looming. >> well, turning to bay area baseball. now the giants spent memorial day taking on the phillies at home at oracle park in the first game of that series in person. can you that over kate rooney takes us. the game. >> 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 the series coming up on that will do it for sports. now, back to you. >> all right, kate, thank you very much. is a 52. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a fashionista known around the world visit to the bay area to s ow up or line of adaptable and climate-friendly close. ♪ ♪ get exceptional offers at your local audi dealer. ♪ ♪

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seeing a trend where people are getting married in the daytime. it's more casual is more it probably cost a lot last year. and it's easy to book events. then at night time one benefit wedding planners say is that you also like people don't drink, isn't pay. don't drink like 9 guests know. i as much you will. your guests are likely to stay the whole time. like, oh, my god is midnight. i have and planners believe that everybody has a better experience. things are dragged out to that. sounds like a starting and time. i love the we're ahead of the trend. my wife and i got married. >> well, the weather was in the option was at noon over head of the farm. want you've always been a morning person. apparently. it's because that's what we can afford it. that's right. >> well, the list is out now for the top 101 steakhouses in the world. >> san francisco's miku steakhouse ranked 21 21st in the world in the world world.

just put that in perspective. the restaurants are selected based on the quality of the meat. the taste them are billing as well as the selection of meats offered. plus, you know, quality of service in the wine list and all that stuff, too. it was all well and the ranking the number one steakhouse in the world. i don't know. the name of i just know is in argentina. well, argentina's famous famous yeah. that their barbecues insane. >> then the and then one in spain and one in belgium. they all rounded out the top 3. take a 56 right now. and coming next on the kron 4 morning news. >> east bay organizations are calling for a cease-fire in the middle east. we're going to take you to vigil oakland. and a driver was killed. the car pinned underneath the truck in san jose. >> we'll talk to witnesses. how actually people live and work in the area, what they have to say. and multiple people are injured in sacramento, including a child in a shooting that happened in a neighborhoo

>> right now, the kron 4 morning news. multiple shots fired in a san jose neighborhood and now police are investigating it as a homicide. concord police responded to to barricade incident just minutes apart from each other. we 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 no good morning and thanks for waking up and i'm james and on this tuesday, back to work for many people, it's find