>> from the bay area's local news station. we now with breaking news. >> 10 o'clock now that 7 hours since this big rig crash in san jose and the backup still going on 40,000 pounds of strawberries overturned on highway 101 at on the connector. that's where coffers michael thomas is following the progress this morning. michael. >> this accident happened at 3 o'clock this morning. the good news is take a look. they already have that big rig on its right side up. we have been waiting for this moment since about 4 o'clock this morning. when we arrived here. >> and as we've mentioned more than or i should say, around 40,000 strawberries, take a look at those. they are actually, you know, we can't even show you those because they've already package most of them up into the dump truck. sorry about that. but that was 40,000 pounds of

strawberries. the driver is ok, essentially this driver was coming from salinas heading towards richmond. he took this curve a little bit too fast. we're right near now. northbound 101, going onto northbound 8.80. he took that curve a little bit too soon and essentially hit the railing and his tractor trailer did tip over. it also knocked over some of the sand buckets onto the opposite connector, which is 80 heading onto northbound at that he was safe, able to safely get out. however, they had to empty out this trailer filled with those 40,000 pounds of strawberries so that shoppers have been taken out the trailer and big rig itself have been lifted on its right side. they're working to get this out of here and then hopefully getting these connectors back open. they tell me should be done within the next hours south. that is the very latest that we have here in san jose and michael thomas, tara and james, i will send it back to you. and as a side note, all the strawberries for the most part have been taken and

they're already have cleanup crews here to pick up whatever is left they are actually in and the serious know caltrans did say they're worried that maybe as some may grow here because they're already out trying to clean up as many as they can. so they don't have any more issues in the future. they don't want and then people would want to pick potentially. right. michael, thank exactly. yeah. you wondered about you know where to start seeing strawberry plants start to pop up. so that's what it looks like. they're at the scene of the accident. but that's the impacts that everybody else is dealing you and rain has got that part of the story. all right. yeah. that connector ramp like michael just mentioned, still closed right now. >> northbound want to want 8.80, in 8.80, to 101. if you are trying to maneuver around that area, i would suggest potentially taking 6.80, hopping on one on one and then on to 2.80, z, 2.80, still a little busy side streets. going to be your best friend in this situation because the adjacent highways are still a little busy this morning. but we're seeing some improvement a bridge right now. 13

minutes. our richmond center fell just under 11. so that looks great. san mateo bridge around 15 and look at gate bridge thursday into the tolls. 41 minutes re. john, thanks so much. rain that we got those clear skies all across the bay area today from the golden gate bridge, which you see behind me. >> looking so much different than yesterday to our inland areas. this is a view walnut creek has a little nice sunshine prevails overhead. nothing get in the way of it today. so visibility obviously perfect and skies actually going to stay clear throughout the course of the day. so nice when to expect little breezy at the coast from time to time and up into the delta. most of the rest of us comparatively calm, especially after yesterday, concord at 70 degrees. currently dublin, getting close to that 70 degree. mark oakland and berkeley back in the low 60's. now and later on today, expect daytime highs to be right back into the 80's inland. the start of a trend of 80's that will continue into the weekend. i've got that your forecast back to you. all right. thanks a lot. let's get

back to the hearing that's happening now for convicted murderer scott peterson. he's in court via zoom. >> this is the second of 3 motion hearings and it's been going on for about an hour or so fighters has. yeah. the group representing him is trying to convince the court to allow them to perform dna testing on pieces of evidence that were found near the peterson home. >> back at the time of the crime, our will tran has been live at the scene in and out of the courthouse seeing what's going on. what can you tell us? well, >> gerri, i just stepped outside of the courtroom. i was in there for the past hour and the lawyers for the las angeles innocence project, very passionate. they're calling this a post conviction investigation and investigation to search for the truth. now, right now it is their turn to talk to the judge later be the prosecution's turn to explain to the judge why they believe there should not be any dna turned over to the defense team. now, scott peterson was convicted at the same courthouse back in 2004. he

has maintained his innocence throughout claiming that, yes, he did take off fishing on christmas eve of 2002 while his wife was pregnant about to give birth at any time. but he went fishing that he claims someone else abducted laci peterson and he points to 2 pieces of evidence. one, there was a van that was set on fire near their home. and in,ide that van was a mattress. they are asking for the prosecution to turn over dna. they want to test that dna. and they say that it will show that laci was inside that van. and if so, then scott peterson was not the killer. now in court, the defense team says they want this because there are a lot of witnesses who they threw time, minor forgotten their testimony. some of them have already died since this whole trial began and ended back in 2004 that they need this evidence to prove their case that scott peterson is,

in fact, an innocent man. prosecutors, they will take their turn sometime this afternoon. and if you're curious about scott peterson, he never said a word in court. you're right, daria. he was in via zoom last time. i saw him. he was in court with a ponytail. this time his head was shaved where yes, tabs on it. he did not say a word and even did not flinch during the time when the defense team was talking about laci peterson's body, when it was discovered and the berkeley marina, they went into detail about how gruesome it was and why they need this evidence. i looked at scott peterson. he never flinched during that time. >> interesting. all right. we'll see how this plays out. will thank you very much for also what we're monitoring what's happening right now with david de pap was in court now in state court for his attack on paul pelosi. remember, he was already convicted and federal court, but now in state court, the opening statements just

started about an hour ago and he is charged with attempted murder, elder abuse, residential burglary and other felonies. prosecutors say dip app admitted that he broke into the pelosi's home in san francisco with the intent of holding former house speaker nancy pelosi hostage. but she wasn't home. and you remember what happened after that, you ended up hitting pa pelosi with a hammer and then he was arrested. this trial is expected to last about 3 weeks. and i already told you how in federal court he was convicted and he was actually re sentenced yesterday to 30 years in prison for that conviction. >> jurors across the country in new york are now deliberating in former president donald trump's hush money trial. dc correspondent basil john has the latest. the case is now reaching a pivotal point. we jury deliberations and a possible verdict making this the most important week of the trial. >> it's a very sad. this is a dark in america. the clock is ticking for former president

donald trump as the arguments are wrapped up in the country, waits for the jury's verdict. we have a trump was accompanied by his kids, eric and don junior and laura who all question the validity of the case involving hush money payments to adult film star. >> stormy daniels by trump's former lawyer michael cohen. if there's a goat >> of liars is michael cohen. this is a case about politics, pure and simple. the entire country knows this is nonsense. the defense needs to convince at least one juror that the former president is not guilty. we new yorkers years to tolerate him when he was just another grubby real estate hustler masquerading as a big shot. the biden harris campaign surrogates, including robert de niro. >> 2 time outside the courthouse to talk about trump and the damage she does to the country is fighting for one person. that's donald trump's want to make sure the american people understand it is now up to the jury to evaluate the 34 counts of falsifying business

records. and these charges are punishable by up to 4 years in prison. >> reporting in new york city, basil, john. basil, thank you. 10 await the time and a man convicted of a woman in massachusetts was arrested here in the bay area some 16 years after the fact. >> the u.s. marshal service says that twin lee ran away from his trial back in 2007 when he was convicted of kidnapping and rape. now, lee was known at the time as the bad breath rapist. based on the description the victims gave police. but after 16 years, investigators there in massachusetts discovered that lee was living in the town of diablo, which is just east of danville in the east bay. the massachusetts investigators and came to the bay area yesterday morning and took lee into custody. and he's great father is 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. and here's some of the video when that happened. the federal lawsuit

is tied to this incident that was captured on video back in february of 2022. police body camera footage shows officers using as you can see here, a battering ram. they also used tear gas at this hampton inn hotel. now, according to the lawsuit, ashton porter says he refused to leave his room because he was experiencing a psychotic episode at the time people leave. people were out to get him. and despite porter telling officers he needed more time before you open the door. the lawsuit claims that police in their words aggressively forced him out of the room using tear gas and even firing several rubber bullets. porter apparently suffered significant injuries. and then in addition to the city of pittsburgh, porter's also suing some individual police officers, including as you see here, officer ernesto rosco he is the same officer who choked humberto martinez to death back in 2016. that case led to pittsburgh having to pay 7.3 million dollars in

a settlement. the fbi also says they arrested the officer last year on suspicion of wire fraud. >> it's 10, 10 bart service between the 24 street mission and daly city stations will be suspended this weekend. that includes the glen park and balboa park stations. this will allow crews to make some track improvements and clear vegetation. free bus rides will be available between the stations. but you are expected work in a delay. they think it's going to be 30 minute delay for you get use the bus bridges. it's 10, 10 right now and open. the summer food service program is back on. so that means right now 18 and under as well as adults with disabilities enrolled in school programs can sign up and get free lunches all summer long. and that will fill the gap from the school year where thousands of kids rely on the free and reduced cost meals at schools. now that school is out. oakland is hoping this will make ends meet bridge. the gap. if you

need to list any want to see where there are some meal sites near you, you can just download this ca meals for kids app. >> 10, 11 is the time. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news thieves break into burglarize acepta scope restaurant ahead of its grand opening. more on that with opening. more on that with owner plans to do.

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>> 10, 13 right now and weather has been taking a back seat to traffic all morning long because of this accident. san jose overturned big rig, but the update is its back on its wheels. we've got rain, harvey with that and the ripple effects rain. yeah, actually, this is some video from earlier this morning. well, i guess we're going to

show the actual incident. okay. this is the incident earlier this morning. you can see the overturned big rig there. >> well, we know about this is happened in the early morning hours around 03:00am big rig carrying thousands of pounds of strawberries. nonetheless, you can see all of the workers they're carrying the straw buyers out of the truck. reason why it took so long takes draw theirs out of the vehicle and they got right. the vehicle there now within the past 30 minutes, they've been successful friday. that big rig. that's the good news. however, that connector ramp still close. so the connector ramp is northbound a one. >> to 80 and then 8.80, to 101 north has been closed for most of all of the morning. >> i'm telling people if you want to get around it, you can take 6.80, that runs just adjacent to that. also want to one to 2.80, the surface streets. also a great option. if you don't want to take the highways at all. bridges right now, 14 minutes on the bay bridge. a richmond center fell bridge around 8. some of those highways like want to one of busy. we're still at about 40

minutes. 85 up to them apart over in the east. but we've got a few issues. we also had another overturned big rig incident here. this was along northbound 8.80. looks like that's clear. but residual delays. so enter into oakland down from 30 to 21 johnson it over to you think know. we are looking at a nice day today. so if you are caught in the little traffic. >> at least the skies are nice and co-operatives and beautiful out. look at the half. moon bay, nice and sunny out there. this is not the way it looked yesterday. totally traded in that foggy coastline for crystal clear conditions from our coast to our inland areas. high pressure ridge, sir, firmly in place at this point, jet stream sent well to the north. and this is kind of the pattern as we work our way through the end of the month. these next few days into the start of june on saturday. in fact, as we move into junior, long-range forecast is showing warmer than average temperatures for much of the country, especially the western part of the u.s. and that applies directly to us in the bay area. we've got a warm june forecast ahead of us. so

the next couple of days here already going to be noticeably warmer today tomorrow and friday under all this sunshine going to be our warmest days of the forecast. today's highs are going to be in the 60's to 70's and san francisco, 60 solidly at the coastline and then 70's to 80's elsewhere. little warmer than yesterday, especially for the south bay. your first day back in the 80's after that cooler than average memorial day weekend. we saw 70's to low 80's across the east bay, pleasant 80 oakland and san leandro at 76 hottest spot being vacaville at 88 degrees today. tomorrow starts a trend of temperatures that will be averaging out close to 90 if not getting to the low 90's for some inland areas and some upper 70's right along the bay shore. james. >> thank you, john. 10, 17 is the time in a san jose state university professor is now on administrative leave for her role in the ongoing pro-palestine demonstrations that taken place on campus. the professor is an adviser to

student activists on campus and she says that the school is trying to censor, you know, with proper track moment to explain. >> 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 the 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 with students will only hosting rallies. she

is denying all of it saying her speech is only in support of what the students wanted to do. >> 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. >> 10, 19 is the time new this morning. openai has unveiled a new safety committee as it's taking its next steps towards training. a new ai model. so this committee is called the next frontier model and it's going to replace basically the system that's responsible for the a i that understands and generates the outputs that you see on chatgpt. so the committee will advise the full board on what they say are critical safety and security decisions for its projects and operations. the committee will evaluate and make recommendations to the board in 90 days. and then the company will then released which of those recommendations they have decided to adopt. meanwhile, ceo of open ai sam altman is joining a list of wealthy philanthropist that are committed to donating at least half their fortunes. the giving pledge is what it's called and they made the announcement yesterday. the charitable campaign was actually started back in 2010 by bill gates and melinda french gates and warren

buffett to try and help tackle urgent problems. according to forbes, altman has accumulated least a billion dollars through investments. altman says he wants to focus on giving, quote to technology that helps create abundance for people. >> it's 10 20 and governor newsom is facing some criticism over proposed budget cuts. advocates say is that some of these cuts are going to hurt thousands of undocumented californians who rely on in home support services about 94 million dollars will be cut from a program that funds in-home support services for about 2,500 undocumented californians. those programs help pay for things like in-home assistance and care for eligible seniors in california to have living disabilities. the governor says that he does not want to make these cuts, but that he has to. he says he doesn't have any other choice because the house to balance the budget advocates, however, 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 weeks or so to give review and their proposals for a fully balanced budget. it's 10. 21 new this morning. if you have a nissan and old nissan, you need to know about this in some of these don't drive properly and they're actually dangerous. nissan says this is there's a risk of exploding airbag inflators and this affects about 84,000 cars. the inflators are at risk of exploding in a crash in that would hurl metal fragments at you. these are older vehicles than the songs from 2002 through 2006 centros pathfinders infinity qx is these are some of the listed ones that are affected. if you have one of these, you can

contact the dealer and go back and they will replace the inflator for free. >> we're going to take a break or 10. 22. but coming up on the kron, 4 morning news, we're going to look back at a major milestone for women in san francisco and around the country to shot by our very own cameras. back in the day.

>> i think there are women may join before they remain the barmaid. so way back to england. >> this was the news. this is on kron 4.53 years ago. isn't this crazy? the first female bartenders dick's cafe in the castro. that was their first

bartender. look at all the guys smoke still and only men, by the way, at the bar. and it was it was only because the california supreme court ruled. >> that women could be bartenders that they were now allowed to, which is just seems like a million years ago. but no. and here is one of the first women bartenders ever talking about this groundbreaking career. >> what's it like being a lady? mask mask oceans are bartenders. they say the difference is very little. >> the stories of this, you basically get the same customer. >> and you look the same drink, james, good drink like so weird, right? >> before this states recourse decision, women could only make and serve drinks in a bar. yeah. if they owned it or if they were married to the owner. seems so if your husband owns it, then you get

the pleasure >> bartender a like this and should say we're having fun with this because crowd for this year celebrating its 75th. >> birthday. so we're having fun going back through. the are is it seems like it's from like 19. 0, 2, all right. but this this and yes, the scripps national spelling bee underway currently and one of the 3 bay area teens have made it all the way to the semifinals. this is shot a rich. i'm ready from danville. she is part of the san ramon valley rotary club. she previously competed in 2019 and actually tied for 51st place in 2022. and the 23rd the spelling bee finals are tomorrow. so good luck to her. let's see how far she can make it. >> it is 10 27 and up next on the kron, 4 morning news, one bay area city is ranked number one to raise a family. we'll tell you where.

>> 10 29 right now. we're still cover the traffic in san still a we had a big rig on its side. weve got reyna harvey standing by with a look at the situation now. i know they got it on its wheels reyna. but as the backup, can you believe it? the connector ramp still closed after all these hours. >> the backup not as bad. look at those highways are no longer seen a bunch of red still green, but that northbound one-on-one date, 80 a 80 to 101, that still close. okay. but again, look at the back up. so you could take 6.80. you could even take 1, 1, to 2.80. and you could take the surface streets. but at least our highways behind that accident, it's not looking bad at all. they've 60 minutes traveling into the city this morning. a richmond center fell bridge nice and light under 8, 7, 2, bridge about 15

and the golden gate bridge. a look at those skies. john, but nice. i know beautiful out there at the coast this morning. got all the sunshine at the coast. >> but we've got it elsewhere in the bay area, too. today is going to start of a warming trend ahead of let's look a little further inland. walnut creek right here. looking great. we've got those green hillsides. 24 the distance moving along, just fine and visibility unimpeded by any fog out there. now winds are a little calmer than yesterday. so if you're enjoying the sunshine at the coastline, it's not as blustery of the day for it. we will see winds picking up a little this afternoon. 29 to 30 miles per hour gusts in san francisco. so it's still bring your jackets to the giants game, although you probably will have a month for most of the game 60's to 70's for your current temps, fairfield sitting at 77 degrees. same in vacaville while berkeley and timber on in the low 60's later today. it's the return of 80's inland and certainly not the last of them. more on your forecast to head back to you. thank you, john. 10. 31,

a san francisco restaurant is having to delay its grand opening, which is supposed to be today because of a break-in. yeah, somebody broke in with several people broke and made off with thousands of dollars worth of items in just one night. >> kron four's lezla gooden has the story. >> this is chef george howell. we need. he spent the last 6 months getting hit new restaurant zieback sf ready for its grand opening on wednesday had about. >> 8 for staff can come in today and you know, about 6 back in house and and i and we felt great. >> on cloud 9. but that will change. once he saw this video, surveillance of people breaking into the restaurant and stealing over $15,000 worth of cooking tools. >> and liquor. somebody has the guts to do it in. so so easily. so they pry they they they use the window. these got a crowbar. nathan lifted broke the lock. >> and then there were just walking around. george says this all took place between 03:00am and 05:00am on

tuesday. >> sharing the individuals used garbage cans and double backs to take the items and hour later, they came back 4 to 5 people. >> looked like 2 females got on the bar, start bringing down all the bottles, handed them. george explains that the thieves did not cause any physical damage to the restaurant. instead, he says they took liquor from the front and back of it. eventually they made their way to the kitchen where they were seeing looking through his recipe book. they even opened up the freezers. i don't know what they were searching for. they open up every door this pep table says police were here earlier investigating and dusting for fingerprints telling him they haven't seen anything quite like it. >> you know, having having this when the light is right, there's where we're at the finish line. and this kind of just. you know, breaks you are a little bit. but again, have to move forward. let's look good kron. 4 news. >> 10 33 is the time. and with

new details now emerging about a woman who was found dead inside of a home in san jose. police say the woman and her suspected killer who is now in custody knew each other. so police responded to reports of gunfire at this home on north 20th street right near san jose high school at about 6 o'clock monday night when they arrived, man had barricaded himself inside and it took hours to negotiate his surrender. but once he did come out, they went in and found that woman with serious physical trauma. 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 they got there. that victim was treated at the hospital for minor injuries. identities of the victims and the suspect have not yet been released. fentanyl laced with an animal tranquilizer is causing a surge now in overdose deaths across the country. and that has san francisco health officials worried we might see something similar. health officials in philadelphia chicago are both reporting spikes in overdoses. utilizing a drug called my dad in mind. now san francisco supervisor matt dorsey is asking local health officials to start monitoring for this drug. fact, it was just last year the city's department of health sent out an alert about xylazine, which is another animal tranquilizer. that was being mixed with fentanyl and causing overdoses from january to april of this year. san francisco seen more than 250 fatal overdoses. it's 10. 35 and we have an update now on one of 2 standoffs that happen in concord on monday night. >> police have identified the man accused of forcing his way into a home on roseburg court.

as 47 year-old kristen stewart. police say the woman lived in that home with her 3 daughters. neighbors were asked to shelter in place when they heard gunshots. and there was a standoff that lasted a couple of hours until stewart came out. nobody was hurt. police say this stewart told officers he went into the home because he was being followed by several armed people and an investigation concluded that there was no evidence to support that he was booked into jail on many charges. there is concerned citizen calling on the alameda county board of supervisors to create oversight committee for the sheriff's office. the group wants them to look into in custody, deaths at the jail and shootings involving officers. santa rita has come under attack for several years several years ago to deputies pleaded guilty to abusing inmates. residents. we talked to want more transparency and they want this committee to be independent of 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 are going to talk about the committee in the next week's meeting and we'll keep you informed of what happens. >> will self checkout no longer an option for you. it's safe ways in certain locations around the bay state police as they took him out of select stores because of it increase in thefts. and this isn't the first step safeway has taken to try to prevent crime. in fact, they installed exit gates, which will only open after customer scanned their receipt, that some locations because retail theft is an issue that continues to play. california state senator lola smallwood. proposed a bill to prevent retail theft. if passed, it would prohibit stores from having self checkout unless it follows 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 car pushing through to steal items. >> now the senator's bill would also require stores to conduct the study before implementing technology that could reduce employees. the bill is headed to the state assembly and if it passes, it will head to the governor's desk. happening today. governor gavin newsom will be joining bay area colleges at speak at to speak at a creative ai summit. the summit brings tech government and academic leaders to discuss how artificial intelligence can best serve. california residents, representatives from stanford university and uc berkeley will be there as well. the summit begins at 2 o'clock this afternoon.

>> it's 10 38 and a big step forward for solano county city of the future. the utopia the developers want to build called california forever. they have established a timeline there and are talking about where they are now. they have submitted a petition with tens of thousands of signatures and what's happening now is elections officials have to go over and verify that they have enough signatures. they have to do that by june. 12th. and there's a minimum number required to get this on the ballot, which is what the developer wants to happen. solano county supervisors will ultimately decide whether to place the california initiative, california forever initiative on the ballot. >> great news for the bay area when it comes to places to live. we've got a few of the best places in the nation and number one in the whole country is fremont. >> the best place in america to raise a family, they say. and this is from wallet. hub which looked at 180 cities across the nation. they flipped it stuff like cost of living quality local schools, the health care system. and

says that fremont ranks number one because of while many things public school summer camp opportunities also the low rate you know, kids that don't have health insurance. you'd only 1.4% of kids, they say lack health insurance in fremont and only one percent of the population lacks access to healthy food. other bay area cities on the list for the best family, a city san jose rang 7 and san francisco ranks 12th in the country. well, 10 39 is the time. and a major street in san jose is getting a new look. >> hundreds of volunteers are painting the sidewalk with this mural there. this is san pedro street. it used to just be a stretch of blacktop. but as kron 4 photojournalist rudy garcia shows us. it's now been transformed. >> my name is jimmy paints and i am the lead artist of this project. now we take oath. i will not apply the paint intentionally to my eyes skin. and now my name is aaron

salazar and i am local colors, executive director and founder. we have a gigantic volunteer mural happening out here today was designed by local artists. name jimmy paints the inspiration for this project. >> based on a set up a blanket. and what i wanted to do was take that pattern and evolve into something else where the lines kind of begin. so we even shift organically and kind of like overlap and intersect. i never knew when i was younger, i never imagined that i'd be able to participate in a project like this. i've with love for the community to have ownership of this. you know, they're the ones who are. putting the paint on the floor. they're the ones actually doing the work. i was proud to part of santa community. but now i feel like i don't like i'm part of it like a. >> ownership of it's supposed to completed by friday. but if everything keeps going the way it's going, then it looks like we will be maybe a little sooner

>> well, still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, the san jose sharks team get a little bigger. we'll tell you who they recently signed. and after the break, money is going in the bay area schools to help nurture and develop futures. leaders will tell you futures. leaders will tell you more about that. did you know...

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>> 10? 43 right now. and we've been over this for hours now. we're tracking the hot spot in san jose, which is getting a little less hot and overturned big rig back on its wheels. but the residual backup is still an issue. let's find out if that connector ramp that the whole thing was on us still closed, reyna yen. fortunately that connector ramp is still closed. northbound want to want to that 8.80, connector. but what

you're looking at right now, switch from earlier. so you see the big rig overturned 1000 strawberries on his side. eventually they were able to get back up right. so as the morning goes on, we've seen the traffic progressively get a lot better. come out here live. you can look at the highways currently. this is where things are still closed here. however, you could take 2.80, or even 6.80, to maneuver around this. now, the connectors still close. even the service streets might be a better option. and they're saying that within the next 30 to 40 minutes, they should hopefully have that connect are back open. other high was a bridge is a 20 minute ride into the city right now. richmond, sandra bridge around 8 minutes. you're hopping on the san mateo bridge is going to take about 17 and the golden gate bridge. 37 of the tolls. 25 minutes south over you. nice and sunny at the coast. there's the golden gate reyna and nice and sunny down in half moon bay see a lot of you ventured out there. >> taking advantage of a bit of a clear morning yesterday was at the coast. in fact, we're going to stay that way

today. today is the start of our warmer trend of weather, which is really going to continue as this high pressure builds in sending the jet stream well up to the north and for much of the country. the start of june is looking warmer than average. this is especially true for the western united states and right here in the bay area's well with their june second through 6 forecast. that's a lot of next week looking warmer than average. now skies today are going to be clear. temperatures are already rising faster than they were yesterday tomorrow and friday will be the warmest days. the forecast despite a few clouds tomorrow evening and that means that it is definitely back to the sunscreen, the shorts t-shirts for a lot of us 60's to 70's in sf today. if you're heading to the ballpark for the giants game, expect some low 70's little breezy at times. so maybe bring the extra layer, although you won't need it for most of the game. 70's along the bay shore, a few low 80's for the south bay today. and then for the east bay, a range of 70's to low 80's for you to livermore. 82 degrees

conquered 84 oakland in san leandro at 76 in vacaville are how to spot at 88 degrees tomorrow and friday nearing 90 inland on average and nearing lower 80's along the bay. we'll back off the heat just a bit this weekend and then see temperatures again climbing into next week. daria, thanks a lot, john. it's 10. 46. and tonight the city of san leora, lee and row. >> hosts a self introduction in live interview with the new interim police chief. angela, every et the city says that every yet is going to introduce yourself and explain why she would be a good candidate to be the permanent police chief. that interview will be live on youtube at 06:30pm, tonight. in the east bay. uc berkeley is getting 1.2 million dollars tell called and develop a device diverse school leaders. the university says it was selected because of its dedication to social justice and equity in education. the berkeley program is partnering with oakland, san francisco and west contra costa county school district to use this

money help provide tuition assistance to aspiring leaders of color. >> well, a big milestone for the oakland ballers. the team's inaugural home game sold out for next week. the june for the opener is going to be out at raimondi park against the yellow high wheelers tickets for other games are still available. so don't worry about that. but the home opener now the stands are going to be packed. alright, switching to hockey. now the sharks have signed center will smith's standard contract will see yeah, i know. will smith come to the sharks now? this gets 19 years old. white guy. he was the number one pick in last year's draft and name the sharks prospect of the year still has always tease, right? haha. for now, he says he actually hung out with sharks. luke kunin in the offseason and that that really helped him in making the decision to pass up outreach to the sharks. >> it's obviously very tough had to stop bond with, but boston college. my personal level on i i concur. i think

it was death of time to take the next step. and obviously it's going to be the next challenge for it's a a locals or 2. so it's nice to have an so that i could ask questions to you know, one final it for information on the he's also to. >> yeah, he's good enough to go. know, i get where you delay college and you know, because now is the time strike while the iron's hot. >> he actually represented team usa the 2024 world championship. so he knows or 2 about hockey. it's incredible to see a kid that young do that. he helped create when gold. they're so good for him. all right. now to those giant pandas, you know, the bay area, we're still waiting for giant pandas, but dc is getting theirs back and soon. the national zoo just announced this morning they are getting 2 giant pandas from china by the new year. the zoo in dc they have pandas for 5 decades before they had to send it back to china about a year and a half ago. meantime, san francisco is

still trying to raise money to get the he's ready for the pandas that china could send to us as early as this summer. just a question of, you know, if we have a place to house and then everything by then, ok, let's switch. entertainment news, actor benedict cumberbatch once again tackling crime, eu member used to play sherlock holmes. sure like he's got another cdc and we're going to take a look at the man behind the muppets. dean richards has a preview. >> he's the most sure every child wants. their last. need to be found. next? >> produce streaming series this week. oscar nominee benedict cumberbatch stars in the crime drama eric after his son is kidnapped, decides to bring one of his sons creations to life while police try to find the missing boy. see it tomorrow on netflix. >> i double team. hey google. hey, dispose of a corpse it was on prime stephen merchant and christopher walken costar in season 3 of the british

comedy. the outlaws this time, the ragtag band of low level offenders tries to stop a drug kingpin. see it friday tomorrow on peacock season. 2 of the comedy we are lady parts follows an up and coming female rock band trying to make it in the music industry and a netflix tomorrow there's geek girl about an awkward high school students suddenly thrust into the world of high fashion modeling. >> this is a 9 to 5 it. it's every the remote one's life. kind of jobless >> where do documentaries this week? director ron howard takes an insightful look at the man who created the muppets and so much more see jim henson idea, man on disney. plus, starting friday and dancing for the devil, the 7 and tiktok holt follows a shady church and talent manager took advantage of aspiring dancers in la. see it. now on netflix an endless list of oh, my god. what is

happening here? >> streaming now on max. there's movie-pass movie crash about the improbable rise and swift downfall of a movie theater. subscription service on paramount. plus on friday, their season 4 of the documentary couples therapy with real couples getting real life counseling and streaming now on hulu, camden examines a particular neighborhood in london, which helped to nurture some of the biggest names in music from coldplay to dua lipa. what you can always get my movie reviews and home video picks sent right to your phone's every week. >> just by texting the word, dean to 9, 7, 9, 9, 9, and i hope you have a great weekend in chicago. i'm dave richard's. you had just told me to watch the show. i i know years ago not love. >> very walk and walk we'll take a break. 10. 52 is the take a break. 10. 52 is the time. we'll be right back.

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>> just about down for the morning. before we go, let's check in with jessica wills nd see what's coming up live in the bay today. highs. yes, hey, good morning, darya. coming up today on live in the bay. the festival celebrating dance and music rooted in caribbean culture. we can all the details on the cuba could ybeth festival. then we're highlighting another amazing kid. we get a performance from the talented vocals of 13 year-old melissa mario. >> plus, the unique pastries from the french inspired shop in the mission district. we're chasing some sweet confections from lady set. and as always,

we want to hear it. you have to say about our question of the day. so go ahead and scan that qr code today. we're asking, what's your perfect summer day? let us know your answer could be read live on the show at 01:00pm right here on kron 4 dot. yeah. well, if you listen to john, i think the perfect summer day this week going to be friday. but stay tuned for that. we'll have the forecast. >> i just said thank you. >> yeah, just a couple entertainment stories day and the hour. firstly, this morning, disney released the trailer from a wanted to say, okay, john is so insanely excited about and john, you both need to go. i think it's going to be a with my family. fox was a great the rock was great. look for another good performance from him. this one set to come out. thought up thanksgiving thursday, november 27th this year pay. and then also new this

morning, nicki is coming to san francisco ago. that 0, plus she kicked off ripping friday, right? she's actually announced. yeah. the second laker for pink friday to world i mister hour ago. so go to horrific. rain at the guys can on we'll and we'll go to a monday. september 3rd. okay. where bank and wear pin that's right. hey, let's get that forecast. over the day. the hottest is thursday and friday, ok, take your pick. although friday think most of us will have the chance. yes, any weekend looks good. we cool off a little bit. but hey, we're still solid. and you know, we're a little cooler than average for memorial day no more of that summer is here to stay this time around. so if you have been missing that sunshine and you got it good mid 80's for the foreseeable future. have a

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