>> 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 out

what >> the weather holds in store. a lot of people are talking about what wardrobe rotation happening says in the week for it. >> today's like the last letter day. yeah. director jason got this letter ready to go today and that is maybe what you want to do to get those sweaters out. this flannels, something that will keep you nice and cozy before it gets too hot for any of that. we're looking outside at san jose where temperatures going to be just right leader today. you've got your sunshine now after a great start. fog and low cloud cover is burned very quickly along the bay shore ever. president the coastline, though, in the fact that winds are not really coming down today means that even though that fog isn't necessarily going to be a thing all day long, the winds will push that cool air inland and the u.s. the cooler than average temps winds at around 30 to 40 miles per hour at the coast, 20 to 30 miles per hour elsewhere. so expect a blustery one for a coastal areas in just a cool one. elsewhere, 50's to 60's for current temps, brentwood at 64 oakland at 55 pacific. at 51

later on today. it's pretty solid 60's to 70's for the vast majority of us reyna. all right, john, thank you for that. a good idea to give yourself a little extra time today. >> especially in comparison yesterday when we had light traffic 60 minute ride into the city this morning. so that's down from 20 minutes. 22 minutes along mateo bridge, last hour at 30. so that is some improvement there. richmond center fell bridge 11 minute ride, golden gate bridge around. 31 minutes in just a little slow, maybe in the next hour or so. things are going to start to improve a lot more darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot ran a developing story that we're following this morning as police are investigating how a woman >> was found dead in a home in san jose after gunshots were heard. police say they do have a suspect in custody. kron four's will. tran is live for us in san jose from the scene to explain. will. >> police officers are still on the scene and we're talking more than 12 hours after they

arrived. actually get here at around 6.30, last night and they're actually calling more officers to the scene as they continue to investigate. now, let me show you the video at around 8.15, this morning. the coroner's office finally arrived to the home. this is approximately 12 hours after police officers were able to go inside the home at this all started at around 6.30, last night when police officers from the san jose police department. they got calls about shots being fired in this neighborhood. the 300 block of north 20th street just off of julian when they got here, they tried deal with the suspect, but he refused to give himself up. instead he barricaded himself inside the home police officers obviously did not want to russian for their own safety. instead, they called negotiators out. they talked to the suspect for about 2, 2 and a half hours. then finally at around 8.30,

or so the suspect gave himself up without any incident. he has been arrested. his name not be released to the public at this time. that's when they were able to make entry inside the home. and that's when they found the body of a woman inside. reportedly the 2 are not strangers to each other but their relationship not be released to the public at this particular time. now that the coroner's office hazard body, it will be up to the coroner's office to release her name to the public. and of course, it will be up to the san jose police department to find a motive behind us. and so far no motive has been released. back to you, ok? well, thank you. >> 903, is the time. and we're going to show you accident that happened. look at this car pinned underneath the truck. the driver was killed. this was yesterday afternoon in san jose. the corner of montague expressway and o toole avenue. police are investigating exactly what happened. but people who live and work around that

intersection say that that is as they've been out walking. they've seen drivers going way too 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 say, you know what i'm doing to cross road. so cars are coming really fast. >> we do think the police are going to more details. keep you posted. that may happen later today. >> well, now to some developing news outside of the bay area where police say at least 5 people, including a teenager, were shot up in sacramento. police say it happened shortly after 8 o'clock last night in south sacramento. officers say the 5 victims. we're standing outside of an apartment complex when they were hit by gunfire. now they're all expected to survive. they were taken to the hospital for treatment. officers at this point are still trying to determine what led up to the shooting. >> 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. >> police say one of the shooting victims was a teenage girl. the others involved 3 men and a woman. they were all hurt. >> time now is 905. and police in concord responded to 2 separate barricade situations just minutes from each other. people in both incidents have been detained with kron sara stinson walking us through 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. >> meantime, palestinians gathered last night in the east bay. you can see them here. this is an organization calling for a cease-fire in the middle east. they put together this vigil out at lake merritt amphitheater 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 camp late saturday sunday night. 2 of those people killed were apparently hamas terrorists and the white house national security spokesperson says that israel does have the right to go after hamas, though they warren israel to take all precautions possible to protect civilians. as for israel, the prime minister there is calling this a tragic mistake and that investigation

is underway. >> taking a look here at some of the ceremonies marking memorial day. these people in san francisco at national cemetery honoring those who have served and given their lives every year, 30,000 flags are placed on the graves. former house speaker nancy pelosi. you see here says that we should remember. >> well, several events happened across the bay area. memorials, celebrations, remembrances throughout the peninsula all the way to the east bay. yeah, rob nesbitt takes a closer look. >> memorial day is a federal holiday that gives many the day off from school and work. but you can't forget what it 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. >> it's 9.10, and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a fire investigation as crews are still now working to clean up this east bay lumberyard warehouse that caught fire and why city officials in san jose are demanding an audit of homeless services. >> and today is going to be the last of our cooler days. in fact, even cooler than yesterday for some of us like dublin, only getting up to 70 degrees. take a look at where we're headed thursday, though, back up to average in the mid 80's. i've got your forecast. and yesterday we were pretty slow. go out there on the highways and bridges today. >> lot of you heading back to work. things have been busy.

>> 9.13 right now and we're checking out the weather. everybody is eking out those last days where they get to wear sweaters and pants. and today's the day. and then by the end of the nothing but shorts and flip-flops. i think everybody's closet. capitalize on that cooler moment because we're going to be right back to the shorts. flip-flops weather, is nice, too. but just a lot of variety going on this week in some pretty quick temperature changes. one of the reasons to be so cool is aggressive westerly wind that is pushing right into the bay. not too bad right now. quite hours. you can see, but there's still a lot of cloud cover remaining over the city

as well as over berkeley, starting to burn off for most of the rest of us. this wind is being ushered in by a low passing to our north, which is really kicking it up, allowing the transport of that cooler ocean air right into the core of the bay. we'll see a little bit less of that starting tomorrow. and by the start of the week ends friday, especially looking especially hot near 90 degrees inland today are deep us marine layer tomorrow, a little more shallow. so burns off quicker. temperatures will be a little warmer, partly because of that come thursday and friday, not much of an ocean influence towards our inland areas. that's the warmer temperatures. as for today, daytime highs in the 50's to 60's for san francisco and for a coastal spots 60's to 70's for most of the rest of us in just a couple of 80's and today's forecast that makes today in some cases even cooler than yesterday was and certainly cooler than the rest of the forecast will be dublin as well as fremont and san ramon only at 70 today comparable the richmond state

time well, antioch vacaville youngsville and santa rosa are few spots reaching the low 80's tomorrow. it's low 80's on average. and by thursday and friday, our inland areas will be close to 90 bayshore cities close to 80. all right, john, thank you for hour. we're still pretty busy across highways and bridges. >> you see those a speckled spots of red. maybe we still have a little congestion out there, especially in the south bay in a long 1, if you're traveling 80's a little busy and 80 traveling through haber the bay bridge right now, 14 minutes. so that's down from the peak of the morning at 20 minutes, 7, ridge about up to 30. now we're at 18, lot of progress, but still just a little slow, 30 minutes, a silly at the data to 37 and check in on one for you. 85 up the middle part about 15 minutes. 2.80, might be a good option for you at this hour. darya james, back to you. help winners and losers with our financial expert rob black morning, rob. >> marinara. nasdaq's looking good now. >> yeah. 17,000 big round

number that we break through wall street likes and apathetic. i word retire today. it is on as that could be thrown. but you get the idea. big winner in nasdaq. its tech heavy nvidia's up another 5% today. the thought is that elon musk said that his i pulled another 6 billion. so it's now gotten like something like 18 billion dollar market cap. there's been a lot of money on nvidia chips and ai. that's the thought in may. we're closing out mayor right now. we have 3 records on the s p 500 and nasdaq and the dow. so a good times are rolling into the well, as his use a role with his porch rolling out. >> they got a new the porsche, 9.11, gts i was gonna look because that's not natural to me. i'm not a car guy $164,900 it this a hybrid. when i think portion, i think right think exhaust, i think allowed. but i to kind of quiet, but it 0 to 60 in 2.9 seconds and it

could hit a max speed of 194 miles per hour. when people are rushing to see daria. and and by the way, you said honors 64 grand. that's to start right. it. but i think the real story there for like hard to estes hybrid portion. really? it's were going that direction. hybrids hot, well, we're all going that direction as so. that gets me to your next story about the gas prices in california because they've been talking about how we get a fun. the roads when we're all driving electrics and that tax from gasoline goes to the rose in the talk and figure out how to make ends meet there. >> and you're talking about how we're paying so gas prices. can pay anymore? no, right. i mean, the gas stations are not going to able to make this up. when we all go electric. >> it will be interesting to be very prop 13 in california and i'm going off script hair. but the idea is that we don't have shop classes in our schools and we no longer have

driving and in our schools in california because prop 13 kind of said this is what you get no more same thing with gas prices. your toy, right? what second look like in 2035 and gas vehicles are banned in california with no gas tax. yeah. so anyway, back back to 5.14, in california are gas. the difference between united states $3 and $0.61 or about 53 just last year, the difference between california gas, the natural next national mean 25 10 years ago $0.35. so the numbers getting higher and higher because we're having fewer and fewer refineries. that's my belief. well, i'm going to stop you on that because i was worried about that. >> and it's like we've always paid so much more. and we've always had these refineries here and you kind of go other states that don't have any are fires that have to be trucked in. they're paying less. so i don't see how been. it's been benefiting us that we make the guests in our backyard. >> yeah, and we've back in 1983. we had 40 refineries in

california and i'm new to california the year now we only have 9 refineries in states like nevada are freaking out because soon we're going to mean, maybe will go to fewer and fewer. if we go. all electric in california. but a lot of the oil comes to the united states ports like la and san and that's where fighters tend to be. it's going to be interesting because it's easy to look at. chevron say they're the culprit, but i look at the lack of refineries. that's and that's part of the prophet. california wants to cap the profits that refineries like chevron making sharon saying that nickel supply disruptions just bush, everything even higher. i'm not sticking up for big i'm just saying this is a big, big problem that we're addressing the summer. and the whole model is shifting and we don't know what that's going to look like. so. >> favorite? i love talk business models. >> i didn't business model. that's so funny that you interpreted that way. that like. >> model of the world and how

we how it works. like anyway. that's a bigger i did want to get some, but for all right, because of memorial day, you know, we kind of move on to boating with like water sports. and we say goodbye to skiing. and so i want to take a look at how this case isn't was money wise, which is, you know, your forte. so how did the business end of that? do? >> last year was special. 64.7 million people on the slopes this year. just 60.0. 4 million. it's the 4th largest total ever. but it's not quite the record that ie got last year. but, you know, john and crime correctly talk about all the snow and people are definitely going out to the 60.4 million of note. the big business slopes do a lot better than the mom and pops up these >> i wonder if i can get a script for the last minute. i want a little advice to you, ok from you for kids coats, we know, they just graduated from college. that type of thing. so what do you tell a kid? i wonder because you have such business mind and you're all

about money. what do you tell a guy who's got a six-year gap before going to say grad school right? and he's 22 6 months. and he has a little bit of money, a little bit to pay for grad school, not enough. does he take the time to see the world is at a valuable thing to spend money on or do you hoard it? go to work and act like you're 40 and you need the job and that i don't. what do you what do you say? >> i'm the wrong person for this. i took a gap year after college. traveled europe's. i did exactly what you're talking about. yeah, i'm glad i did because and i got into career i got family got into kids. i like his stump since i was 22 years old. it's just been miserable. so have fun while you're younger, but then start saving. i've saved every year since ties. 22 years and now i can retire comfortably. need to all the clip, ok? i thought you were going to say kid get a job. >> he and the 6 months. but you're not. >> it's great if you can start saving earlier because it's exponential. it's the number

one thing that you have on your side. money doubles every 7.2 years getting money saved 2021. 22, it will quadruple by the time you retire. but it's live life. i'm not. i'm not that much of period starting out, well, you can't get that time. that's sure. all right. thank you, rob. i'm glad your time at that age was well spent. >> if you've got a question, were you want rob to philosophize about something for you? you can e-mail him, reach him on x or facebook.

>> 9.25 is the time in the south bay to san jose city council members are demanding the city audit its spending on homeless services. and this comes after a state audit

found that in april, the city spent more than 300 million dollars on its homeless response city council members bn don't. and our june botched how much money is divided into removing encampments and temporary housing. the california state auditor found the city couldn't identify the money it spent on homeless support, nor could 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 data and to build a plan on how that will address homelessness. >> a big cell phone merger is in the works. that will further consolidate the industry. t-mobile is buying most of us cellular this deal valued about 4.4 billion dollars. t-mobile says that this deal will give customers better coverage and speed. it's expected to close in mid 2025. it's 9.26. right now.

and coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a battle is brewing in the state's highest court over the effort to limit government overspending and how the governor is responding. we'll take a look. >> good morning. i'm michael thomas. coming up, we've got details on david de pap. is he re

>> i'm 28 right now and we're checking out the weather for you. i'm going to be starting to rotate my closet. actually. the more i hear is forecast the more like, okay. i really can't say goodbye to like least that. >> the puffy, the thick. yeah, wardrobe because john, we're talking what close to upper 80's at least by the end of

the week. yeah, it's going to be shorts, t-shirts for sure. keep it in the trunk in case you're heading to the coast. but if you're just hanging out the back yard, probably not going to to get too much after today for a lot of the bay area where we're sitting right now. you can see that we do have a lot of gray out there. a westerly push of winds still pushing a little bit of fog to the golden gate. most of it's burned off elsewhere, though. and it's just a cool, breezy one at this point. you can see that fog hugging the san mateo coastline are right here a little bit around san pablo bay, most of us along the bayshore nice and clear at this point, winds will actually pick up later today. so do know that it's going to be a blustery one for coastal areas, breezy one for the rest of us, too. temperatures are in the 50's to 60's right now. but climbing pretty quickly at this point for some inland areas. pittsburgh at 65 berkeley. 54 looking at low 50's along the coast. currently later today at 60's to 70's our last day were inland areas will be in the 70's talking. more in your extended forecast to come. all

right, john, thank you for that. a lot of progress happening out there as drive time start to dip down lower. >> a 12 minute ride into the city. got up to 20 minutes at the peak of the morning hours and 30 on the san mateo bridge. now we're down to 15 cut that in half. richmond, sandra fell bridge 7 minutes and the golden gate bridge no major issues. 24 minutes. 37 to the tolls. all right. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of rain as 9.30, and right now, david de pap is back in a federal courtroom to be re-sentenced him. then this new hearing comes after the judge in the case failed to give him a chance to address the court prior to his sentencing the last time around problems. michael thomas is following what's going on in the newsroom. michael? >> hey, good morning, everyone. that's right. this hearing started at 9.30. we do have a team there now. this sentencing essentially we'll have a federal judge allowing david up at the chance to speak, which was not originally given just a few weeks ago. we've got video on your screen now. the path was originally sentenced earlier this month and was given the maximum prison sentence after being convicted of attempting to kidnap nancy pelosi in her

san francisco home and for beating her husband, paul pelosi with a hammer in total. he would serve 30 years behind bars. but during that sentencing, the judge did make an error when she failed to ask past, if you wanted to make a statement before she gave the sentencing. now this morning, that error again is going to be corrected and depending on what he says, it could change the outcome. take a listen to our legal expert has to say. >> 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.

>> now, keep in mind, path was also given credit for the 18 months that he's already served in custody. and his ex-wife tells kron 4 that her hope is that the sentencing will be reduced. but again, he's just entering the courtroom now at the last hearing of the policies were not present, but their daughter was. so as to who is entering in the courtroom right now, we're still hoping to gather those details and we'll continue to keep you updated as they come here into the newsroom. that's the very latest. we'll send it back to you to live in the studio. okay, michael, thank you. time now is 9.32. 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 geo him a new trial introducing new evidence and say they want to tested. the dna test. they want to a rope and a stolen van that was burned near the peterson's home around the time that laci went missing. but the stands last county district attorney is opposed to this new testing. they say nothing about the evidence that

convicted him has changed. >> 9.33 is the time. and oakland firefighters still cleaning up the mess in the wake of a massive fire that broke out at a lumber yard sunday. yeah, it was so big that they still have work to do economy lumber was heavily damaged covers lezla gooden takes a look. >> planes 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. it's getting apparatus 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 deal assistant picking apart the property and officiaely 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 >> 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 news. thank you very much. less lead 9.40, 9.35. is the time and for your money this morning, there's a new ballot initiative that california businesses are pushing to try and rein in government spending. >> the taxpayer protection act as it's called with, 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 he's currently being challenge right now in california supreme court by governor newsom. he wants the justices to prevent this proposition from getting on the ballot. the state is arguing that this proposition would deny the government whether state or local the money it needs for public safety and for fixing streets and other things. but supporters say the 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. >> state supreme court has to rule in the next few weeks. otherwise voters will get that chance in november to decide what message they want to send to the state legislature. it's rare, though, for courts to intervene before a vote on a proposition that's already. qualify for the ballot. so we'll see what they decide. opponents are worried that if it's passed, they won't be able to undo the damage. they

think it will do to city and state governments. >> time now is 9.36. the state capitol. some lawmakers are hoping to advance propose reparations for descendants of enslaved black americans. for more on this, let's hand it over to capitol correspondent eytan wallace. >> 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. >> the standing ovation in the state assembly after lawmakers voted 62 to nothing to advance a reparations. a 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 date 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 elephants, complicity chattel slavery. but making sure that california actually east apologizes for what has happened not to make anyone feel guilty. >> but the be serving, think healing document 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 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. 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. >> when that's how 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, a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >> i somebody whether open-ended that it needed that it said the 40's and i read >> i mean, what? he'll who would have thunk it. not even former police chief leronne

armstrong would have known that someday. he would have been right there behind the podium kicking off a campaign for a political office. he wants to be on the city council and harry wasn't mcclymonds high school over the weekend campaigning making announcements talking about his platform side by side. there were various leaders there who sort of come out for him. councilmember noel gallo, among them, armstrong is vying for rebecca kaplan seat and he faces 8 other candidates. he's diving into politics while at the same time still suing the city of oakland for wrongful termination. >> and with the november election approaching the music climate and dance vote fest is going to be taking place in berkeley. that will be tonight at the freight and salvage club in the downtown berkeley arts district. it starts at 07:00pm. you can get tickets at the door or you can on the event website. local officials are going to be there giving brief talks to help get out the vote. well, happening today, assembly member matt plans to announce a bill aimed at removing cancerous

chemicals found in firefighting uniforms. so according to the bill forever, chemicals are found in these uniforms. they're known to be carcinogens. previous studies have linked them to cancer and other serious health effects. they also found the exposure to them leads to higher rates of cancer among firefighters. if the bill passes, it would ban these chemicals are being used in firefighting gear starting july. first of 2026. >> watch this in san francisco. a pup is rescued from a cliffside raccoons chase. the dog over the side of this very steep cliff. >> and firefighters had to go out there in the neighborhood. this patrol hill neighborhood and they rescued and they brought him up to safety. it looks like he's pretty happy to get back in and they reunited him with his person. >> the person in his family all look at him. he's like this is steeper than i'm used to 9.41. right now. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. that's exactly how he sounds. you know, i that was his dog toys. this fashionista

who is known around the world is the bay area and showing off her line of adaptable and climate friendly club. and the giants are at oracle hosting the nl east. leading phillies will take a at how the game one. >> perc

>> 9.43. and looking at baseball. the giants. but memorial day taking on the phillies at oracle is the first game in their series. yes, and they won. they won with the phillies studio proffers kate rooney as i love >> 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 adds 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 that will do it for sports. now, back to you. >> 9.45 is the time right now. we want to take a peek at the weather and deed. we've got john with a look at that in the weather center on this tuesday. the last day of the really cool. okay. and i'm a little concerned. i was walking yesterday. it was windy. i was it was too windy for me for of a baby about walking today. can i walk though, there above its rows like this might be it? today's going to be breezy, too, especially blustery along the coastline, got 30 to 40 miles per hour. gusts in half moon bay, especially this afternoon. so maybe not your coastal day. go ahead. enjoy

that cool. feel in your own backyard. it's the last of our widespread 70's kinda afternoon for inland areas. fog is pretty for everyone. but the immediate coastline in areas like berkeley low-pressure areas really stirring up the strong westerly winds transporting that ocean, cool their direction. will see less of that in the days to come and high pressure ridge building in keeping us dry. sunny and definitely contributing to a warmer forecast. this morning we saw the deep marine layer will still see ocean cooled air inland this afternoon tomorrow, much more shallow marine layer and much more relaxed winds. temperatures will begin to climb and by thursday and friday are very warm estates. the forecast, today's highs are going to be in the 50's to 60's for san francisco and out along the coastline that a lot of 60's to 70's elsewhere, definitely comfortable and continuing a trend of nice and mild weather for spots like the south bay san jose at 76 degrees today. fremont's right at 70 same in london, dublin, san ramon. that's way below average for this time of year and similar

to highs in areas like richmond, antioch, vacaville, youngsville and santa rosa are only spots in the 80's today. tomorrow will average out on the 80's inland 70's returning to the bay shore by thursday and friday, nearing 90 inland nearing a deal on the bay reyna. all right, john, thank you for that. we started off pretty busy this morning and now gradually. >> drive times have been going down across our bridges bay bridge in the tail, which amber fill. you can make those drive times under 14 minutes. now. it's good news still around. 21 minutes for the golden gate bridge. how a for back down to almost at the limit. 17 minutes, antioch, into cooker. well, 24 is around 14 minutes. walnut creek down to 5.80. you start to slow down just as you're heading orinda. once you get past that into oakland, your back, moving at the limit. double down to fremont. still about a 24 minute rights to little slow and sluggish sallie. angela, down to 37. 46 minutes it is back to you. thanks a lot. reyna is 9.40, a

and maybe you're watching from home because you work at home. well. >> remote job market is changing it. they say that if you're really looking to move up the ladder and look for a big raise in pay, you're probably going to have to consider in office work. there's a study that just came out from the job listing little site called latter's dot com and they say the high-paying remote and hybrid jobs have fallen nearly 80% and the past year and 90% of company now say they want their employees back at the office a full 5 days a week by the end of the year. according to bloomberg, citi, hsbc and barclays there now requiring their employees to return to the office. they say that even though the remote jobs are out, there are fewer of them. and the companies also paying less. so here's what they're taking a look at. if you want to make $250,000 a year. well, just 4% of those jobs right now art remote. and a year ago. 10% were making $250,000 a year hiring strategists as

that as you want to move up the career ladder. you've got to consider 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? >> economists say that there's a decrease in remote jobs for many reasons, including they think the growing unemployment rate in several states. and then also they say all this could be a warming warning that there is a recession on the >> kron 4 continues. our coverage of a api heritage month and kron four's vicki liviakis introduces us now to a fashion designer. the nice arbor. nice pan, who's a woman creating fashion that sustainable and adaptable? take a look. >> so we called this year's campaign beauty in every stitch. bernice pan has a

thing for style. she's a phd in fashion. innovation an organic cotton. worried that fast fashion is creating mountains of discarded clothes dumped in places that are out of sight. out of mind. she looked for ways to look good and do good that all 100 billion garments produced every single year. yeah, on. yeah. of which most of it gets into the landfill or incinerators within one year of being produced as that, the waste that comes out unsold comments. bernice created a clothing company called deploy. sure the garments are sustainable and organic, but that's just part of it. >> and then you can actually take this apart. and where it has almost a bike, a jacket. >> creating outfits that are well convertible. can take this each piece is adaptable and multipurpose. we really

try to design waste out of office based in london from east pan travels, the world here in san francisco for a climate conference and the catwalk of for earth friendly factions. >> when he says sharing her id staying stylish while being ethical. >> co-authoring this book and even speaking to the un is actually dress will impact and where your values ultimately, byrne says we're hard wired to want to look and feel great and dressing up is certainly one way to express yourself. well, now you can imagine unlimited possibilities. i'm comfortable piece to let that sustainable in san francisco, vicki liviakis kron. 4 news. >> well, the list is out for the top 101 steak houses in the world and turns out san francisco's miku steakhouse ranked number. 21 in the world is pretty incredible. the restaurants are selected based

on meat quality in terms of taste and marveling as well as the selection of meats that are on offer. plus like quality and the wine list. how robust is it all that gets factored in. the number one ranked steakhouse, by the way, was a restaurant in argentina. and then following that, there was one in spain and belgium that made -p the top 3. all right. we're going take a break or 9.52. up next on the kron, 4 morning news trouble for the class of 2024. the reason why companies are hiring fewer graduates this year.

>> way she's in a gown holding a snake. holy smoke. you can see why this is going snake slithered into a in arizona over the weekend. and luckily for the bride, her sister, erika rodriguez was. she other yet she should should grab the snake. >> who does and she told local news outlet there. she learned to handle snakes by watching. >> steve get out. she was a kid. yeah. the original man dog. how do >> saves the day over sister. i'm sure she got nice and recognition at the reception afterwards. that's pretty incredible. okay. it is 9.56. and we'll take a break. but coming up in the next hour of kron, 4 morning news. lots to follow. we have a nice be organization calling for a cease-fire in the middle east.

they held hosted a vigil in oakland's. we'll tell you more about that. >> plus, a driver killed after car was pinned underneath the truck in san jose will have more on that story as well. and multiple people injured up in sacramento, including a child after a mass shooting broke out in a neighborhood. everybody okay. they're recovering but we'll have full details. right now. the

problem morning news, multiple shots fired in the san jose neighborhood and now police are investigating a homicide. plus conquered police responded to barricade incident just minutes apart from each other. we say both suspects were armed. and the

man convicted of attacking paul pelosi in federal court this morning for his re-sentencing. we've got the latest. >> from the local news station. you're watching you on morning team. >> and thanks for tuning in. the day after memorial day, i'm darya james, welcome back to work. if this is your first day back we've got john with a look at that weather that you expect today and beyond. and then rain is still following the news is that a better story? but, you know, mass shooting on sacramento. so talk about that. luckily, nobody died. yeah, thankfully, still all right. one of the big stories that we're following and this another cool day. but then about. >> mother nature said you thought it was the start to the summer. hahaha after this, though, we do warm up. but today is kind of a cooler one for sure. getting some sunshine out there. those of the east bay hills. take a look at those peaks of sunshine making their way down. now, we are still seeing some stubborn fog