this is either out of control officer or there's a pattern and practice existence allowable within department. but gus is attorney john burris says that was just an excuse for police to attack his client and violate his civil rights. this is a president exercising his constitutional right. want to on on the sidewalk, mind on business then. secondly, right to found a place often. thirdly, it's freedom of speech to say what he wants say to place officers and for all of that winds up in jail and off base all bruised up. and so it was a fun constable in that sense. had a news conference. wednesday bursts announced he's filed a claim against the city of richmond for the actions of police. sergeant alexander canine officer nicholas redneck. this is the first step before filing a federal civil rights lawsuit to this is the kind of conduct that i very much offended by as fergus, who is both a cowboy and a horse trainer. he thinks those 2 officers should no longer be

on the job. i want this type of stuff to happen. i'm worth because they have to. >> you know, counties, young black men and then how many people they are aiming to do this to also that nobody knows about. >> dan kerman kron, 4 news. tonight. we've learned one of the pittsburgh police officers named in a civil rights lawsuit has been in trouble with the law before ashton porter was shot twice by officer ernesto mejia rosco while porter was having a mental health crisis at the hampton and suites in 2022, the lawsuit claims porter never charged at the officer with a knife as police reports suggest body camera footage also seems to debunk that claim the shots nearly killed the father of 6 in a separate case. mejia rosco was among several officers federally indicted last year for obstruction of justice, bribery and civil rights violations. >> i do showed up to the scene blood already on his hands because he choked someone just

several years before choked him to death just several years before this. and took him 2 years fighting this case to the court system to finally get the criminal charge dismissed. >> in porter's case, he spent more than a month in jail before eventually posting bail. porter's lawsuit seeks monetary damages and demands a jury trial. the city of pittsburgh, the police department and former chief have not responded to our requests for comment. >> one man is dead. another injured following a shooting in oakland. this is a video here from the citizen app. police say this happened around 7 o'clock last night on foothill boulevard in the 5.80, stanley exit. when officers arrived, they say they found one man who had been shot. he later died at the a second man then showed up to the hospital later on. that person is expected to be motive into the shooting is still being looked at. burglars took more than $30,000 worth of metals and industrial equipment from uc berkeley. police say the

burglaries happened over the last week at the university's warehouse in richmond. investigators are still looking into potential suspects. >> happening right now, the city of horrendous hosting a community town hall with a representative from the state's office of insurance to discuss the housing insurance crisis. the meetings happening at the rend, a library auditorium. representatives expected to discuss the longer term strategy to address the crisis. this meeting will go on until 7 o'clock tonight. we will have complete coverage coming up on kron for news at 10 11. >> all right. we'll take a live look outside right now here in the city of san francisco from our sutro tower cam overlooking a beautiful downtown san francisco. yeah, another great day. and dave, you're saying it's going to get warmer. it is. so we're going to have a little bump tomorrow and then take a break for the weekend and warm back up again as a next week. and this is it starts to get more like summer, like a little flavor, though of that. you can see right here on our

right now. map in terms of temperatures hanging on. well in the business of the 80's, just some 90 but the east bay shoreline, nice and cool, lower 70's. that contrast drive and some strong winds, though, along the coast, though, chilly 60's. even some 50's point raze owns 58. all right. there's your onshore winds. you can see in total they're pretty dramatic at the coast a little bit like san francisco. 28 and then the east bay shoreline. well, in the business of at the teens as we take a quick look at the futurecast, pe have a little bit of fog tomorrow morning. patchy is it will be yeah. whatever. but then it's tomorrow afternoon. we'll probably start to see some variable clouds working in here. not going to much for the temperatures, though. we expected to be nice and warm well inland. this is again before our break come so tonight, mostly clear and mild. we got pretty much the 50's tomorrow. got a few of those scattered clouds hot inland. it will actually be cool to coast. and for your weekend, we've got some scattered clouds. saturday morning, then variable on sunday. this is where you're going to feel some cooler weather before we jump into the hot seat. 68 for tomorrow.

san francisco, 78 for oakland. 85 san jose. and there's the big map to show you still some 90's, certain least a couple trying to poke out here and there again. we'll take a break for the weekend and then warming up next week. have a look at the 4 zone forecast for tomorrow and also take a look at what's going on for your extended noel. >> dave, thank you. the 12 new yorkers who will decide whether to convict former president donald trump of 34 felonies began their deliberations today after roughly 4 hours. they were sent home for the evening, but they've made several requests of the judge kron four's. catherine heenan is in the newsroom now with the very latest details. catherine. >> no, well, it is certainly clear that the jurors to include a banker to attorneys, a teacher. they are taking the deliberation seriously. they hit the buzzer 4 different times today, sending messages asking the judge if they can re hear some information. he said, yes, that's going to happen tomorrow. all of that setting off the usual

speculation on what is happening in that jury room. >> the jury deliberation room has been called a black box. and no one knows what's going on in there. >> that's a retired trial judge. he is right. except we do know the jury now wants to rehear some of the testimony and some or all of the instructions. jurors want some of the testimony from former national enquirer publisher david packard to be read back, focusing on a 2015 trump tower meeting where packer agreed effectively to intercept negative stories for trump. they also want to hear star witness and former trump fixer, michael cohen's testimony about the same meeting. trump is charged with 34 felony counts of falsifying business records. prosecutors say he misrepresented hush money payments to cover up an affair with adult film. actress stormy daniels. trump denies the affair. the jury now has to decide whether

prosecutors prove their case. they're kind of probably have some dispute among themselves and they've got to resolve them. >> to reach a unanimous verdict. >> it only takes one holdout to complicate the case. a hung jury would lead to a mistrial. meantime, donald trump again began the day by criticizing the trial, but also taking a swipe robert de niro. the actor showed up outside the courthouse tuesday to blast trump. and you've got heckled by trump supporters. >> and then they have protested broken standing out there. you've he got got >> after jurors left for the day, the judge and the attorneys they had to stay behind for a while. they were detailing exactly what will be re read tomorrow. they had to agree on that. sounds like a big part of the day, in fact, could be spent in rehashing testimony and the

instructions. noel. >> thank you, catherine. uc berkeley will receive 1.2 million dollars to help provide tuition assistance to aspiring leaders of color will partner up with oakland, san francisco and west contra costa unified school district's for this. according to the university, they were selected because of their dedication to social justice and equity in education. >> self checkout no longer an option for safeway shoppers at certain locations here in the bay area. safeway says that they took them out of select stores because of increasing amounts of deaths. and this is not the first step safeway's taken to prevent crime than stalled exit gates which only open after customers scan the receipt that some of these locations because retail that is an issue that continues to plague california state senator lola smallwood quay of us proposed a bill to prevent retail that if passed it would prohibit stories 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 cart pushing through to steal items. >> the senator's bill would also require stores to conduct a study before implementing technology that could reduce employees. the bill is headed to the state assembly. if it passes it heads to the governor's desk. >> great news for the bay area. wallet hub says fremont is the number one best place in america to raise a family. the study compared more than 180 cities considering the cost of housing quality of local schools and the healthcare system in place. while it have says fremont ranks number one because of

its public schools and summer camp opportunities. san jose, 7th place san francisco ranked 12th so. >> way to go. bay area. top 15. all right. coming up, state lawmakers discuss gun bill that would prohibit school telling parents if their children identify as transgender. >> for coming out, got reaction from supporters and reaction from supporters and opponents. ( ♪♪ )

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>> new today legislative leaders say they have reached a budget agreement. they vow will spare the state from major cuts to core programs. in a statement this afternoon

assembly speaker robert reed vest and senate president pro tem mike mcguire said they believe their proposed budget keeps the state on track to tackle a 45 billion dollar projected deficit while still maintaining key spending for housing and education. the proposal calls for more than 26 billion dollars in cuts over the next 2 years and maintains about half of the state's reserves. lawmakers say the state's rainy day fund has helped, but they acknowledge this is a tough budget year. >> we know the revenues generally coming in lower than the forecast and that's concerning. and so we are prepared for some very difficult choices >> you know, the governor made a quote a number months ago. i think what you know about a budget is a reflection of your priorities, right? and so i really do hope the governor proves that out. you know, for all californians. >> the assembly and senate budget committees are scheduled to review the proposed budget in the coming week. lawmakers have until june 15th to pass a fully

balanced budget. >> it was a contentious day. the state capitol as lawmakers take up a bill that would prohibit school districts from notifying parents if their children identify as transgender or come out as lgbtq+, capitol correspondent eytan wallace has a closer look at the bill and has reaction from supporters and opponents. >> well, emotions and passions certainly running high here at the state capitol. those on one side argue parents should absolutely be notified while those on the other side say doing so could put kids lives at risk. >> when you forcibly out a child, it harms them. parent christie hearst making that argument before the senate education committee. she's speaking out against policies requiring teachers and staff to notify parents upon learning their child identifies as transgender. >> what has come out as lgbtq+, this is harmful herself. a mother of 3 and co-founder of the nonprofit, our schools, usa first specifically came to the committee to urge members to support ab 1955. authored by

san diego assembly member chris ward. the legislation would prohibit school district enforcing and implementing lgbtq+ notification policies and would forbid teachers from outing children to their parents unless the child gives permission. far. 8 school districts in california have implemented such policies. it is a safety issue. these policies are. >> harming our students. and i know that because they reach out to me and they tell me and they tell me how unsafe they are. and in fact, it makes all lgbtqia kids and safe home and the time in the manner they choose to be able to disclose any part of their identity is theirs to own always. but this group disagrees. opponents of ab 1955. say school notification policies are necessary to ensure parents are kept in the know >> about their children. if you triangulate the parents. from what's happening in the school with the teachers in the school counselors. >> how can a parent care for their child opponents of such

notification policies argue kids could suffer emotionally and consider suicide of parents are and accepting. >> but republicans on the committee believe the opposite is true. if a child is going through that that. parents do need to be notified to that. they can be aware if there's. >> anything that could take someone's life. but in the end, that mission, as were the democratic majority in the committee approved ab 1955. marking what could be the beginning of the end of school notification policies. i am. >> absolutely in support of this bill because what it means for the child. i will be supporting the bill and i hope that we will continue. >> should working on these conversations to the satisfaction all parties. >> important to note the bill is nowhere near the end of the legislative process. it next heads to the senate health committee reporting at the state capitol. a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >> nissan is warning drivers of an exploding airbag risk older an repaired models about

84,000 cars could be affected by this with the inflators at a big risk of exploding in a crash and hurling metal fragments. certain 2002 through 2006 centros, pathfinder, suvs, infinity qx 4 suvs are all listed here. the company says owners should contact their dealer to set up an appointment to have their inflators replaced for free. >> openai has that has unveiled a new safety committee as it takes its next steps in training. a new ai model. this next frontier model will place the system that is responsible for the ai to understand and generate new outputs in chatgpt. the committee will advise the full board on critical safety and security decisions for its projects and operations. the committee will evaluate and make recommendations to the board in 90 days with the company will then released which recommendations they will be adopting. >> a wildfire forecasting systems being developed at the

university of hawaii. that would be the first of its kind, could potentially save lives. the project was created in the wake of the deadly maui wildfires, the forecasting system, woodland climate data and historical wildfire data and use ai technology to pinpoint at-risk areas. it's expected to have real-time maps that are able to predict wildfire risk about one day ahead. or if >> probably be a key. why i i couldn't around 0.1. it means that there is a very low-risk up wi-fi that the so on that day. if they like the public 0.9 or 0.9, 5 meetings. that is the highlight. he put our risk wildfire. you know, think so on that particular day. >> the biggest challenge is hawaii's many diverse microclimates and a very few a data collection stations. state lawmakers allocated 1 million dollars towards the project with fema providing another million. they're planning to have this system

operational in the coming 2 years. all right. let's take a look at your forecast now taking a live look outside at sfo. looks like a >> nice, clear day for people to catch a flight. i mean, just said microclimates obviously in hawaii. we are definitely no stranger to that dave, are things mixed while those microclimates? we'll be checking in noel. and we're going to be seeing that as we get to the hotter weather as well. good evening, everybody. >> and not a bad end to your day or late afternoon here. check it out here. this our mount tam picture little bit in the way of haze. but we did talk about wind. you've been seeing some of the pictures and yes, they're happening. let's take a look at your wake-up forecast. now. 10:00am sunny and nice. chilly at the coast. 54 72 inland. this is 10:00am so show you how inland there already warming up already. >> by midday there, pope a popping around 80 or so. 57 still at the coast and by 03:00pm about 60 at the coast going on. some scattered clouds and a noted and 86 going on. well inland,

futurecast for note, a little bit of maybe that morning fog. but more importantly, some scattered clouds to make note of under skies. just kind of think the sky's that's about it. they're not going do much of anything. we are looking a little bit more intrusion on that front into the weekend. back to the winds that kind of pulse 8 with the daytime heating to go away at night, pick up in the middle of the daytime heating into the evening. we do that on thursday. we're going to do that again on friday right into the weekend. longer-range picture here, high pressure, our friend that's been around its warming us up. however, heading into the weekend, it takes a little bit of hiatus, more perspective, weak wave place through. and that means some cloud cover this weekend a little bit. but take note of cooler temps. take a breather. and then as we've got to get into early next week, this high really extends all the way through the central pacific up actually run across hawaii and beyond so much of the pacific going to be controlled by this. so get to around tuesday, wednesday, thursday. and so we're going to be impacted too. we'll get to that in the extended 68 san francisco tomorrow at the

coast. let's keep it around. 60 ish. we just mentioned that 73 burlingame to the south foster city. you've got tomorrow. at 75 80 to 4, a palo alto. got some middle 80's finding work in here, lower 80's east bay shoreline. 87 livermore tried valley. you're getting close to 90 upper 80's. we'll call it for tomorrow. 89 for concord, 72 for berkeley. 74 of allay 89 fairfield nap at 85 and 89 santa rosa. so again, we have this interruption of the weekend. we discussed you're probably looking at a little bit more the way some cloud cover going on, maybe on sunday on this lingering a little bit into monday. that's not passing system. and then we warm up to wednesday about 92. and that is probably not the hottest day in the bunch next week. i'm not making any promises that 92 is that. but that's we're going estimate at this point. we could build on that later on. so going to take your bets. we haven't hit 90 yet. i think we already have already. but but this is going to be another run is going to be spike. we can call that starting to be in june so we can do that. think safe.

>> all right. well, major league baseball is rewriting its record books to include stats from the leagues. according to usa today, major league baseball will incorporate stats from 1920, to 1948, the move would give major league baseball lane all-time new leader several categories. hall of fame catcher josh gibson will surpass ty cobb for batting average. the highest ever. gibson batted 3.72 in his career beating out cops. 3.66. he will also now be the career leader in slugging percentage ps moving ahead of babe ruth. pretty yeah. >> troublemaking sea otter who's known for stealing surfboards, has returned where she's recently spotted. that's coming up. the ocean is

calling marijuana back. disney released its first trailer wanted to. >> the first film was the most streamed movie in the united states just last year. the new movie hits theaters just in time for thanksgiving, november 20th. the first we just put up that came out and almost 10 years sunday it just came out. okay. people are still 11 at. yeah. got. >> well, one of the most famous movie homes for sale. of course, you know, at the home alone house in chicago. >> this isn't a suburbs. going for only a little more than 5 million dollars while some

of the i mean, it's not like everybody was always asking like what is kevin mcallister's that due to a for this place you'll you'll notice the exterior there. a more than 9,000 square-foot home. it was renovated on the inside out. it features 5 bedrooms, 6 bathrooms, a 3 car garage at the unforgettable staircase at the ten-year-old macaulay culkin famous see slide down and a movie theater indoor basketball court. this actually the 5 million dollars for 5 million. well, i mean, it's it's illinois, of our taxes here. yeah, right. that's true. haha, as the bay area waits for our giant pandas from china, dc says they're getting theirs back. >> by the new year the national zoo have pandas for 5 decades before they have to send them back to china a year and a half ago. meantime, san francisco's trying to raise money for the care and transportation of our pandas before china will send them to over by mid summer. next year is our hope. so everyone else

and it everybody's want pan does. but then, you know, our san francisco supervisors, the kind of pushing back the got some questions about a little we'll see, ok, this e on over the notorious reputation back in santa cruz, honor 8 for one about the reputation last year for stealing surfboards. that means don't go near dunlavy are of silence the best. so some pictures and >> posted to social media actually show that for one was spotted over the holiday weekend. this the first time that we've seen her since she disappeared, she had a pop. if you remember back in sea otters nationally don't want to be near people. and wildlife officials say they don't know exactly what led to her life in crimes. i think i have an idea and they think that people might have been feeding her own. and she's coming up. the surfers looking for food and then said all make your surf board and the fishy, biting it like she's trying stealing them, probably biting into them and then realizing fared known doesn't

taste great. but hey, just catching a wave cloud to see she's alive and well. >> that wraps up kron for news at 5. >> we've got a lot more that. a proper news at 6 stuff. >> grant deterred by the maximum enforcement 1 i was really looking for her for quite awhile number. she just kind of disappeared. >> she's out there. thank you, noelle. thank you, dani coming up next on kron, 4 news at 6 families in oakland are filing a lawsuit over what they call inhumane housing conditions as they now call the city to do more to prevent similar situations in the future. >> also, students at stanford are holding a march as we speak. protesting the disciplinary action against some students. we're live at stanford next. i'm grant lotus the news at 6. we'll be here right after this break.