san jose. we have michael thomas leading off our coverage live at the scene. michael. >> hey, good morning, everyone. you can see behind me they're actually starting to get that big rig on its right side up and it is, as james mentioned, filled with 40,000 pounds of strawberries. you can see them trying to drag it over. that driver is ok and that drivers there and the black hoodie, we weren't able to speak with him, but he is doing ok now. it's causing a big headache for drivers on both 1, 0, one and 80. it's caused 2 connectors to be closed. and the senior looking at is that the connector of northbound 101, northbound 8.80. that driver was merging onto northbound 8.80, from northbound 101 heading towards the east when he somehow crashed into the railing and essentially tipped over that trailer. you can see it there with all those strawberries there in the back. now, at that point, it also knocked out multiple sand buckets which spilled onto the opposite connector. those coming from trying to get onto northbound 101. and that is

where we are now. so as you can see, it's going to be like this for the next few hours or so. and you can see the top of that trailer has ripped open. so those gentlemen are trying to figure out exactly how they can get that trailer on its right side up along with the actual big break in the front of that and again, that driver is fine. but when it comes to that traffic, this is going to be closed, at least for the next 2 to 3 hours, according to caltrans. so as we get more details this morning. >> we'll keep you updated. and it does look like they're trying to start taking actually take some of those strawberry 1000 of those properties actually fell out of the actual big break. but it does seem that they may be moving some of them out to get it on its right side up. that's a very latest here in san jose. michael thomas, i wasn't about to 2 in the studio. >> thank you, michael 601. and we want to continue now our team coverage on take a look at the traffic and we have weather. yeah, taking it over here in the traffic center what do you say? that's right. unfortunately, this morning we're already starting off to see a pretty. >> back up here along 101. so

that connector ramp to 1, 1, north and northbound 1, 1, to 8.80, north. those 2 connector ramps right there. shut down. if you are trying to get around this, i would say you can take 6.80, or even want to one to 2.80, right now. we have void that area altogether as you're trying up right, that big rig pretty much the only problem spot that we're seeing across the bay area right now. your bridges look fine, 15 minute ride into the city this morning. the 7 to bridge just short of 14, 80 to 101, richmond center fell bridge 8 minutes and the golden gate bridge around 18 minutes. 37 to the tolls. they'll be working on that for most of the morning. but, john, i'm glad it's not rain in the forecast morning. us is such a beautiful morning, actually. and that is definitely a nice note. if you're getting out there, hopefully not wait in delays are at least to many of them. >> behind me, we've got a look at the golden gate bridge that i'll show you a little closer right next to me, which is crystal clear right now. you can see there is no fog whatsoever at the coastline

currently. and what a change from yesterday. part of the reason that we are going to be seeing temperatures little bit on the warmer side. these next several days is less access to that cooler ocean air. still a bit breezy at the coastline, but not near as much as yesterday was. temperatures are in the 40's to 50's except for pittsburgh. and brett, would you held on to the 60's last night? so relatively mild morning and after this, a warmer afternoon than what we had yesterday back to the 80's for more of our inland areas and a lot more 70's along the big sure. back to you. thanks a lot, john. 602. and today convicted murderer scott peterson returns to court for. >> the second of 3 motion hearing as a group representing peterson is asking the court to re examine dna evidence found in a piece of evidence near the peterson's home kron four's will tran following it all for us live in front of the courthouse there in redwood city. >> well, >> james, this is a huge stay for scott peterson and his family. the court will open up

in about 3 hours from now. the judge. we'll make a ruling by the end of today. we do expect this to go on throughout the day, but what happens at the end could be a big step for scott peterson as he is looking for a new trial. you talked about evidence he and his attorneys from the las angeles innocence project. they want evidence that to be tested for dna. peterson claims that on christmas eve, 2002, when he left his pregnant wife, lacey to go fishing, that she was still alive at the time that it was someone else who abducted they claim that there was in orange van near their home and inside that burned. orange van was also a mattress. they would like dna testing on that mattress. they believe that dna testing will show that laci peterson was, in fact, inside that van. and if that's the case, then scott peterson was not the killer that prosecutors say he was

convicted. it's been proven that he was the killer and they refused to turn over dna evidence unless the prosecutors accuse me unless the judge orders them to. they say that everything was airtight as far as the evidence presented at the original trial and that he should not. he granted a new trial. so a huge day for scott peterson and a huge day, obviously for prosecutors because if the judge says no on the dna testing, it could strike a fatal blow for scott peterson's attempt for a new trial. we have network news here. obviously local news anytime scott peterson's name is mentioned. it draws a lot of media attention. we will be inside the courtroom and let you know exactly how the judge rules back to you. all right. thank >> 605, at the time. and the man convicted of a woman in massachusetts has been arrested here in the bay area

after spending 16 years on the run. the u.s. marshal service says that tune leave ran away from his trial back in 2007 after he was convicted of rape and kidnapping. lee was known as the bad breath rape us due to the victims describing their encounter after 16 years. investigators in massachusetts say they found information that lee was in. blow just east of danville. the massachusetts investigators to travel to the bay area yesterday morning and took him into custody. well, east bay fathers now suing the city of pittsburgh, accusing the police department of using excessive force on him while he was suffering from a mental health crisis. take a listen. so the federal lawsuit is tied to this incident which was captured on video back in february of 2022, this is police body camera footage showing officers using a battering ram and tear gas at a hampton inn hotel. the

lawsuit states that ashton porter refused to leave his room because he was experiencing a psychotic episode at the time believing people were trying to get and despite porter telling officers he needed time, the lawsuit claims police aggressively forced him out of the room, using tear gas and even firing several rubber bullets. porter suffered significant injuries in that encounter. in addition to the city of pittsburgh, porter's also suing individual police officers, including this one. this is officer ernesto. roscoe. he is the same officer who choked, who bertha martinez to death back in 2016. that case led pittsburgh settle a lawsuit 7.3 million dollars. the fbi also arrested the officer last year on suspicion of wire fraud. they are supposed work so backed up garbage in the sink. and so we have to wash our dishes for 2 weeks in the back oh, my gosh. and look at that bathtub. that cause where the source of the

leak came out. >> that was a resident who was talking about >> black water spilling from a tub and all the various problems that >> residents were dealing with at this senior living facility in oakley and a small group of them voice their concerns to the oakley city council last night that senior living facility is where, again, which leaks sent black hazardous liquid flowing. not only have that backed up and down into the hallway and it just got everywhere. the whole situation was happening in oak grove, senior terrorists. and they had to shut off power 50 seniors. residents had to evacuate for more than 24 hours. the management there spoke at the meeting saying that the leak was cleaned up mp jeanne restored power yesterday morning. and he said that all the residents were allowed to return. well, as for the hazardous leak management said it was restricted to one apartment. one electrical room and one elevator room. >> and that no one was exposed to that waste water. but some told oakley city council

members sunday that that that that incident on sunday just the tip of the iceberg. raymond duro and his wife said today and many of their neighbors are living with a list. >> of maintenance problems that they can't report because they're afraid of being evicted. if they do. >> they feel they do not have a voice. they feel only make we don't anywhere to go. this is one that are ready to get this equipment. give you the idea what's going the kitchen drives been broken for 3 months. guards disposal switch has been broken for 5 minutes. it's exactly be a good 10 to 15 times before the gop's proposal comes the mission blinds on the back had been broken for 7 months. i hate to make requests because i'm branded as a troublemaker. they're still roaches in the apartment. >> please. mayor recommended the property management here out residents concerns and have an emergency plan put in place to help prevent whatever

happened over the weekend. time now 609. and today governor newsom joins bay area. >> colleges and speaks about and generative ai. it's a summit that's bringing together tech government and academic leaders to talk about how artificial intelligence can best serve. california residents, representatives from stanford and uc berkeley will be there. the summit starts at 2 o'clock this afternoon. oakland summer food service program is back. kids under 18 as well as adults with disabilities enrolled in school programs can sign up to get free lunches during the school year, thousands of children rely on the free and reduced meals. but you know what happens when school is out? oakland is hoping to bridge the meal gap this way to get a list of nearby meal o% sites. parents can download the ca meals for kids app on their phone. >> we're going to take a break here at 6.10, but still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a san jose state professor has

been placed on administrative leave now for standing in support of her students will explain and growing concerns over a new drug on the streets will tell you what doctors are warning out. and governor gavin newsom facing backlash over budget cuts which may impact undocumented californians will tell you how. >> and today is a bit of a warmer and a much clearer one than yesterday was just a modest coastal breeze and mostly sunny out that way and nice sunshine elsewhere, warming up further inland into the 80's today. i've got more on your forecast and still tracking that traffic collision along i-81 0, one that connector in the south bay. >> be closed for some time. we'r

>> and we are back 6.13, is the time. and here are 4 things to know. self-checkout is no longer an option for safeway shoppers and certain locations across the bay. safeway says this is due to high theft. safeway has been installing exit gates which only opened after customers scan receipt at some locations, a new mediterranean style restaurant is having to delay its grand opening. now, which was originally set for today after thieves took off with $15,000 worth of items. the owner says he plans to add more security and will open the doors next week. investigators are still trying to figure out how this fire in oakland broke out sunday night. they say they did find where the fire started. crews are on the scene through monday to put out any hot spots. and park service between the 24th street mission and daly city stations will be suspended this weekend and that includes the glen park and balboa park stations, free bus rides. that will be

available to connect between those stations. >> time now, 6.14, and the breaking news is traffic. so we want to get right to with the issues in the south bay ran a good morning. yeah, we're seeing them this morning to connect are shut down because of an overturned big rig that's north on 8.80, ramp to 101 north and northbound 101, to 8.80. okay. so right here as you're traveling, if you are going to be taking a way around that collision because just seeing that slight backup, either 6.80, a good option or to 80 for you. i would avoid 101, at least until the able to get that up right. cleared off of the highways. the are traveling across other bridges this morning. thankfully, we're not seeing any mass 14 minutes into the city right now. san mateo bridge just short of 14 mayor richmond center fell bridge 8 minute ride and the golden gate bridge. pretty clear. 18 minutes. 37 to the tolls. johnson it over to you. thanks, train and nice and clear out there at the golden gate. love to see all that sunshine this morning. what a change from yesterday's great. at the same time.

>> where we're sitting looking outside from the east bay skies are crystal clear. not a cloud in the sky in this view. so visibility is good. temperatures are mild and winds are relatively calm compared to yesterday. great day for the giants as they do. take on the phillies in san francisco today. high pressure ridge is in place and this is actually going to keep us dry and pretty warm for the extended forecast. much of the nation over the next 6 to 10 days. look at that is in for warmer than average conditions. so it's not just here locally, but the west coast, especially around the great basin is going to be in for a very warm start to june. and here in the bay area, 9 different. we will be looking at a warm start to the next month as we do round out her final days of may today into tomorrow and friday will be on that warming trend. that's for sure. near 90's tomorrow and friday. our warmest days of the forecast today, most of us will be 70's to low 80's, even downtown san francisco. like i mentioned around the ballpark

is going to be nice and mild at 72 montero, one of our cooler spots at 60 degrees. well, 60's to 70's along the bayshore burlingame at 72 saying carlos redwood city each at 76 today while south bay temperatures in the low 80's free, a san jose and santa clara, 80 degrees. also back to the low 80's for pleasanton and livermore andp from san ramon up to concord, oakland, 76 for your daytime high of a layover to antioch in the 80's vacaville or warmest by 88 degrees. that's actually going to be our averages come thursday and friday inland near 90% inland spots and near 80 along the bay shore. we'll back off the heat just a little bit into the weekend. but keeping that sunshine around, james. john, thank you. back to the news now at 6.17, and oakland, police are investigating a shooting that happened monday night on macarthur boulevard. >> authorities say they responded to the call at about 11 o'clock. there were reports of gunshots. but when they arrived, police say they found

2 victims. officers were on scene for a few minutes when the san leandro police responded to a vehicle crash near durant avenue and upon arrival there they found the crash victim suffering from a gunshot wound. despite life saving efforts, though, police say the victim died at the scene. no further details have been released at this point. opd, though, is investigating santa rosa. police are asking the community for help finding an at-risk teen who went missing monday morning. police say 16 year-old addison hide left her parents information indicating she left with her cat. and a cat carrier. they say hyde is at risk due to age and medical condition that requires medication that she may not have on her. addison stands 5 feet. 5 inches tall. weighs 145 pounds. she has brown hair and blue eyes. her parents say that addison goes by the name ace. if any idea where she is call police its 6.18 and a san jose state university professor is on administrative leave right now for her role.

>> in the ongoing pro-palestine demonstrations on campus outset. that professor is an adviser to student activists on campus and she says the school is trying to censor her kron. four's jack moment takes a look. >> well, spring semester may be over. graduations happened and many students have already left campus, including many who are part of this encampment protesting the war in gaza. meantime, though, the events are not slowing down. the professor was suspended by the university over her role in the encampment. she tells me she's denying all of the allegation felt like gaslighting. >> to it felt disingenuous. doctors saying kills a professor at san jose state and be adviser to many activists. students on campus. she says the university put her on administrative leave. >> after she made a speech to students protesting the war in gaza for some reason, they think i'm directing the students, which i'm absolutely not. i'm i'm supporting the students kill shared with kron 4. the e-mails that san jose state sent her. they say she

encourage students to march to the campus and set up an encampment back when students will only hosting rallies. she is denying all of it saying her speech is only in support of what the students wanted to i really don't see. >> any evidence or any any any fact that they're showing me to say that i violated any policy whatsoever. according to the letter sent the doctor killed, she is suspended with pay for a maximum of 60 days. >> we reached out to san jose state and they told us they don't comment on personnel matters. i believe that their fat threatened by my exercise of my free speech think he'll says she's worried the school will try to extend her suspension so she can't talk to students next semester. i am mentally preparing for that possibility as last time we were here on campus with several weeks ago with many students here still protesting back then san jose state said it was working to decide what kind of punishment if any could be put on the students. but they say broke the time

place and manner policy. we followed up again with the university to ask if they came to a conclusion. >> we did not hear back reporting on san jose state's campus jacmel but kron 4 news. >> and today at stamford, people will rally urging the university to drop disciplinary action against students who had protested the war in gaza. organizers sand top of the discipline. some students have been banned from campus. the rally is at 4 o'clock this afternoon at the memorial church on jane stanford. way time now is 6.20 and governor newsom is facing criticism over proposed budget cuts. advocates say they'll hurt thousands of undocumented californians who rely on in-home support services about 94 million dollars will be cut from a program. funding in-home services for about 2500 undocumented californians. the program helps pay for in-home assistance and care for eligible seniors and california to a living

disabilities. the governor says that he does not want to make these cuts, but he feels that he has to and has no other choice to help balance the budget advocates are urging him to reconsider. >> if this program is taken away for undocumented recipients, it would be devastating news from many families. it is indefensible for governor newsom to eliminate services for population for no other reason. but for their immigration status. >> the legislature now has about 2 and a half weeks to review the governor's plan and said he may fully balanced budget. it's 6.21. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news, plastic bags could become a thing of the past in california. >> we'll tell you what would >> we'll tell you what would replace them.

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>> we are back 6.30, is the time and get right to that breaking news story this morning. the big rig carrying 40,000 pounds of strawberry overturning on highway one, strawberries. they got to clean up now to that's causing a delay. so robert, michael thomas is fine. as we do have team coverage will go to michael first right there at the scene. >> hey, good morning, everyone. this happened at around 3 o'clock this morning. you can see behind me they're already starting to take out some of those strawberries, essentially. this scene is right at the connector of northbound 8.80, northbound 101, on those connectors here in the south in san jose. the driver of the big break ascension was trying to make that turn when 2 white hit the railing and tipped over not only his semi truck, but also that trailer filled with those 40,000 pounds of strawberries. he also took out some of those containers and that was on the opposite connector of those on 8.80, trying to get on to northbound 1, 1, so those are

still trying to clean up. and you can see there now tossing out tons of those strawberries. that driver is okay. the driver is safe right now. they're just trying to really get the mess cleaned up traffic on 1, it's not looking too bad again. these are the northbound lanes that i'm looking at. and it's probably going to be at least 3 to 4 hours or so before they get all of this cleared up as we get more information this morning, we'll keep you updated. but you can see there as they take away those strawberries. i lots of inventory loss. but thankfully, everybody in the situation was safe. so once you get more word of a specific eta of when it will be cleared out, but keep you updated very latest here in san jose michael thomas starting send it back to they're going to stop. there looks like a farm field and just thank i know it's not a it's a minefield for drivers this morning. it is. it's going take a while to get around it. we've got rain. harvey now with that part of our coverage training. yeah. you heard michael saying 3 to 4 hours. so we'll be talking about this for some time.

>> you are traveling in the northbound 1, 1, to 8.80, and also ramp to 101. those are both close right now because of where that traffic collision took place. trying to get around. i would say 6 80's, a good alternate or maybe even 101, hopping onto a this morning, ok, thankfully, it's early enough. so you're not seeing the backup too far. you might want to start switching gears this morning. get that your brain. a 20 minute drive for everybody traveling into the city this morning. our san mateo bridge just short of 17 check almost highways, highway 4.30, minutes, antioch in to conquer. and 24 walnut creek down to 5.80, 12 minute ride senate over t john. yeah, i think so much rain and we are looking at a nice day out there. at least hopefully you're not caught in traffic into many spots. >> we've got a gorgeous one ahead of us to for our sunshine lovers, which are going to enjoy a calmer day even a sunnier day than yesterday, looking outside to golden gate bridge. we are seeing very clear conditions out there perfectly clear across the vast majority of the bay. and that's the way

we're going to stay today. winds also little calmer than yesterday or breezy a spot is vacaville so that cooler ocean air tries to slip through the oarquinez into the delta. now temperatures are in the 50's for most of us. alameda at 55 oakland and redwood city. a 54 right now. santa rosa nevado at 55 degrees. each later on today. daytime highs will be in the 70's to 80's with a slight warm up from yesterday. our warmest days. still ahead of us. thanks. a lot of his 6.32, and self-checkout no longer an option. >> for safeway shoppers at certain locations around the bay. safeway took them out. they say, of select stores because of an increased amount theft. and it's not the first step that safeway has taken to prevent crime and stalled exit gates, which only open after a customer scans their receipt. this is at some locations where retail theft has been an issue. and of course, retail seth has been plaguing california state senator lola small would quit of us, has

proposed a bill to prevent retail theft. and if that passes, it would prohibit stores from having self checkout lines at all unless they follow a list of requirements. >> regulating that you can only have 15 items or less, you know, coming through self-checkout and we think you need at least one worker for every to checkout lanes and my target. there 12 checkout and one worker. and so this this worker is trying to help. you know, folks who were less tech savvy, figure it out. while someone may be trying to bombard them with a cart pushing through to steal items. >> so you can see that she's talking about, you know, the safety and well-being and jobs of the workers in all of this as well because they're affected. the senator's bill would also require stores to conduct a study before they implement technology that could reduce the number of workers they need. her bill is headed to the state assembly. if it passes, then it goes to the governor.

>> well, new details now emerging after a woman was found dead inside of a home in san jose. police say that woman and her suspected killer who is now in custody knew each other. police responded to reports of gunshots heard at the home of north 20th street right near san jose high school at about 6 o'clock monday night when they arrived. police say a man barricaded himself inside and after hours of negotiations, he eventually surrendered. officers say they then found a woman with serious physical trauma inside of the home. they say she died at the scene. her exact cause of death is still being investigated. >> we're still trying go through the entire investigation, determined you know what occurred in what order? that's again, part of the puzzle that we're trying to put together. we just know that was one last life that we didn't a kids again are doing outstanding job trying to figure out what happened. what went down. do have the suspect in custody and we're just working together to make bring

justice for the victim and her family. >> officers say the suspect also shot a man before police arrived. that victim was treated at the hospital for minor injuries. the identities of the victims and the suspect have not yet been released. an update now on one of 2 standoffs in concord. monday night. police identified the man who's accused of forcing his way into a home on rose brook court. as 47 year-old christian stewart. police say the woman lived. >> at that home with her 3 daughters. neighbors were asked to shelter in place when they heard gunshots. they say the standoff lasted for a couple of hours until stewart came out. no injuries reported. police say stewart told officers he entered the home because he was being followed by several armed suspects. investigation concluded there was no evidence to support that statement. stewart was booked on several charges. >> are developing story. is this fire that this morning is still being investigated in oakland? they're trying to figure out how it started on

sunday night. investigators say that they have found where the fire started. it damaged a lumber warehouse. it was at the economy, lumber company. this broke out. that's on high street right off of 80. it took long when it broke out and then they were still there yesterday, monday, putting out hot spots. the tesla factory in fremont is being sued by hundreds of workers. they alleged severe harassment against black workers at the factory in court documents, black workers say that higher ups called him the n word and fellow workers referred to the plant as the plantation where the slave ship workers also say they saw anti-black graffiti, including new, says racial slurs and swastikas. tesla has responded to the lawsuit saying that if it was informed about races, incidents, it took, quote, immediate and appropriate corrective action and quote. the class action lawsuit now

revolves around whether the judge can find a pattern of widespread racial abuse at the fremont factory. fentanyl laced with animal tranquilizer is causing a surge now in overdoses across the country. and that has san francisco city officials worry that overdoses here. >> might get worse before they get better. health officials in philadelphia and chicago are seeing spikes in overdoses with the drug called met at mid to mind. francisco supervisor matt dorsey is now asking public officials if san francisco's illicit drug supply is currently being monitored for that drug. just last year, the san francisco department of public health sent out an alert that is i love scene or tranq as it's commonly known, which is another animal tranquilizer that's been mixed with fentanyl, causing respiratory issues. >> we could have predicted that the drug supplier he believes what's alarming is that it's changing seemingly every few months. there's

something new drive and more effective and more data. >> well, from january to april of this year, san francisco has seen more than 250 fatal overdoses. time now 6.38 and a big step forward for solano county city of the future. officials. >> are sharing a timeline now for this development called california forever, california forever submitted a petition with tens of thousands of signatures to allow the development to move forward. elections officials now have until june 12 to verify those signatures that they meet the minimum threshold to put this on the november ballot. solano county supervisors will ultimately be the ones to decide whether or not california forever will wind up on the ballot by late july. >> great news for the bay area. well, and have says that fremont is the number one place in america to raise a family. their study compared 180 cities across the nation

looking at things like cost of housing, quality of schools, the health care system wallet hub says that fremont is number one because of their public schools and summer camp opportunities. only 1.4% of children, their lack health insurance. only one percent of the fremont population does not have access to healthy food. san jose rain number 7, san francisco ranked 12th. >> happening tonight, the city of san leandro is set to host a self introduction and live interview with the new interim police chief. angela everette to you see there. the city says that everett, we'll introduce yourself to the community and explain why she would be a good candidate to be the city's permanent police chief. the interview will be held live on youtube 6.30. well, a group of concerned citizens is calling on the alameda county board of supervisors now to create an oversight committee for the sheriff's office. the group wants him to look into in

custody, deaths at the jail and shootings involving officers. santa rita has come under attack for years several years ago to deputies pleaded guilty to abusing inmates. residents we spoke with want more transparency and they want this committee to be independent from the sheriff's office. >> a civilian body that has designated duties. for example, to look at trends to look at best practices to look at complaints as well as authority to get information. >> alameda county supervisors will talk about the committee during next week's meeting. we're going to keep you informed on what happens. time now. 6.40, and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. bart is making some changes for this upcoming weekend. >> we'll tell you which stations will be affected. so we don't get stuck and thieves break in burglarize a francisco restaurant that was supposed to open had its big grand opening today and overturned big rig. this is in the south bay at that 1, 1, 8.80, connector. >> so that's shut down. going

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it's 6.43 and here are 4 things to know. scott peterson who was convicted of killing his pregnant wife laci and has been serving prison time ever sense. he's going to appear in court via zoom today. his defense team is trying to get a new trial. they want what they say is new evidence to be tested with dna. the hearing is at 9 o'clock this morning in redwood city. a man who was convicted years ago of a woman

in massachusetts was arrested in contra costa county. he's been on the run for 16 years. his name is twen. lee. they say he ran away from his trial in 2007 in massachusetts, investigators traveled to the bay area and he was taken into custody. santa rosa police are looking for an average teenager who was reported missing monday morning. 16 year-old addison hide left her parents and indyk. indication that she had left. and she is at risk due to her age and medical condition that requires medication she may not have with her be on the lookout. we usable plastic bags could soon be. thing of the past or past. i'm not quite sure there's a bill right now in the state assembly and moving into the senate. if it passes, then >> stores would be allowed to sell other types of reusable bags. so they be a thing of the past. these bags would have to be like woven textile,

that type of thing. no more plastic in any way. >> well, park service between the 24th street mission and daly city stations are going to be suspended this weekend. that includes the glen park and balboa park stations. that suspension will allow crews to make some track improvements and clear nearby vegetation. free bus rides, though, will be available between those stations to connect you. travelers advised to add an extra 30 minutes, though, to your commute because those bus bridges aren't as quick as the bart train. that's not the only place. she got a at a little to your commute this in the south bay. they've got issues. >> so let's head over rain rafik center where rain is standing by rania. that's right. and overturned big rig. we've been talking about it carrying thousands of pounds. >> a strawberry. so they got up right? that also get some standing. also, still there. >> that's why northbound a one to 8, 88, 80 to 101 north arbo shut down right there. those connecting rams. if you're trying to navigate around those delays, maybe taking

6.80, or even one on one to 2.80, at least until the able to clear things out. they said they're going to be there for estimated around 3 to 4 hours going to be issue for most of the morning factor that in if that's your normal commute to 86 80 better out for you, other highways bridges. no problems like the bay bridge. 22 minutes into the city or 70 over just short of 19 minutes, a 80 to 101. the richmond, sandra fell bridge 14 minutes in golden gate bridge. 20 minute ride. john, back to you view out there at the goal to get rain and we're looking at those clear skies all up and down the coastline, too. >> take a look at this view app in bay right here. and what a change from yesterday when it was so out there. nothing. but the sunshine this morning, whether you're at the coast to bayshore or inland, we're all sitting under sunny skies and this is going to be followed up by probably as you expected a bit of a warmer day today. less of that sea breeze temperatures building as this high pressure. ridge builds in. in fact, much of the country is in for quite the warm-up as we make our way out

of may and into the start of june. you can see near 6 today, 10 day temperature outlook weve got warmer than average temperatures all across the country, especially across the western half of the u.s. and that applies to us right here in the bay area. so expect a warm start to june just around the corner. as for current conditions, you already saw how clear it is out there. we stay that way today. tomorrow and friday, staying clear in actually getting even warmer than today's about to be. as for today's daytime highs really comfortable day in the city garate for heading out to the ballpark and the watching the giants this afternoon with a high of 72 and actually relatively calm winds compared to where we're at sometimes around game time. temperatures along the bay shore, mostly in the 70's today, some low 80's returning to the south bay with san jose and santa clara right at 80 degrees. low 80's as well for livermore and pleasanton as well as from san ramon up to concord, oakland, in san leandro. you'll be at 76 while billy, how low 80's

vacaville, our warmest spot at 88 degrees tomorrow and friday are very warmest. days of the forecast will back off the heat a little bit this weekend. all in all. plenty of sunshine for your final days of the month. all right, john, thank you. it's 6.48. >> a new mediterranean style restaurant is having to delay its grand opening now, which was originally set for today after thieves made off with thousands of dollars worth of items. so a back. sf is located in hayes valley and this video of surveillance footage from overnight shows people breaking into the restaurant and stealing more than again $15,000 worth cooking equipment and liquor. the restaurant owner says this is all or it all took place between 3 and 5 o'clock yesterday morning. >> before to 5 people looked like 2 females got on the bar, start bringing down all the bottles, handing them. they even opened up the freezers. i don't know what they were searching for. they open up every door this pep table.

>> right before a grand opening, somehow those thieves didn't cause any damage to the restaurant. luckily, the owner says he plans to add more security and does plan to open his doors next week. in the north bay, the sanibel police department now warning people about thieves who are impersonating federal agents and targeting pedestrians. they say it's they've seen a series of incidents where thieves come up to people walking on the street or in their cars identify themselves as federal agents and demand their wallets or cash. the police department says no legitimate federal agents were involved in these incidents and that law enforcement agents, would never basically hold you up for your wallet, where your cash on the street. >> it's 6.49. and very officials are pleading with state lawmakers to restore money that was promised to improve cal train crossings. this one, a broadway in california drive in burlingame is one of the most dangerous rail crossings in this whole state. this crossing need 70 million dollars for safety improvements. the state

legislature had set aside 113 million in total to help pay for improvements here to other rail crossings on the peninsula.abut that money was recently pulled from next year's proposed budget. it's unclear why, but it's probably because of the budget deficit and gover-or newsom we don't know if it's going to be put back in. the state legislature has about 2 weeks to decide what money will be restored and balance a budget. it's 6.50, right now and this is a big milestone. a great news for the oakland ballers, their inaugural home game is sold out for next week. the june 4th home opener is at raimondi park. they're going to be playing against the yellow high wheelers tickets for other games you can still get. but that's great news that they're starting off to right. sold out crowd about ok? well, speaking of baseball, the giants in the phillies were back at it at oracle park. yeah, the orange and black looking for their second when kron four's. erin wilson has the highlights.

>> well, the giants they were looking to make it 2 in a row over the phillies on tuesday night. the fay is enjoying a perfect weather day out on tuesday at oracle, but not as much as this young giants fan who caught not only one. vols before the day was over and i'm sure he was going to be happy no matter what the giants but the giants, they did him one better. the former giant zack wheeler always, you know, pitches will against his former team. he gave up 2 hits in 6 scoreless innings, but he received no offense of support. meanwhile, giants, they threw a bullpen game at the phillies with spencer howard making his giants debut and throwing 3, 2, thirds of shutout ball. he got the strikeout in the throw out here on the double play with patrick bailey. it's a scoreless into the night. now with tyler fitzgerald, who hit 2 on with 2 out. but he struck out watching here is he gets

ready. the pitch is coming. he's trying to make base is stolen, but they you go. it's a strike there and we're headed into extras now. the phillies they actually failed to score in their half of the tent. but the giants they put 2 on with one out and louise motto at the plate. he got a high fly to left brandon marsh. he makes the catch on this one. a strong throw to the plate there. but fitzgerald says be some just by a hair as he throws out or tried to throw him out. but you see there, fitzgerald said he had other plans, make it the walk-off win. that 1, 1, to nothing with the final on tuesday. i'll toss to you guys at the all right, 6.52 right now. and coming up on the kron, 4 morning news, disney releases dates for the new movies. james. >> get your calendar ready?

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>> it's 6.55. and for your health, there's new research that shows bragging to coworkers about how stressed out in busy you are can actually make your colleagues dislike you. this study is from the university of georgia. and it finds that people who do that tend to think that taking on the extra stress will make them look better in their colleagues, eyes and prove in and like improve their work. but actually there pair their peers often view them as unlikable and less competent at their jobs. researchers say this kind of bragging furthers the idea that somebody needs to be stressed out at work leading to higher rates of burnout. don't be that person. 6.52. right. us if 6.56. coming up on the ground for warnings. >> we've got to give you the

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news station. we begin now with breaking news. the breaking news is in san jose and it could break your commute. yeah. big rig with more than 40,000 pounds of strawberries is on its side. this is on highway one 80 in san jose is a big mess to clean up and a big mess of traffic is resulting crabbers. michael thomas live at the scene. what's going on right now? >> hey, good morning, everyone. right now they are emptying out that big right with the stop you can see here. but take a look. this is on the side of highway 101 and it is the northbound lanes. as we mentioned, the connector for both northbound 8.80, and northbound. 101 are completely close. stop essentially move the camera over here. so you can see that big rig tipped over on its side. chp says they do believe that the driver may have tried to make too wide of a turn connecting on to north about 8.80, heading over towards the east bay. lead them to hit the railing and then their tractor and trailer tipped over and you can see was filled with 40,000 pounds of