>> from the bay. area's local news station. you're watching the kron 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning and thank you so much for joining us on the kron 00:00am morning news on marty gonzalez. and i'm noelle bellow. it is sunday may 9th it is mother's day. so happy mother's day to all of you who might be watching. exactly. happy mother's day to all you moms out there. the bay area. so under red flag warning this morning. we're still expecting some warm temperatures around the bay. and there's that fire danger as well. only saw a lot break out last night and yesterday afternoon. we'll get to that in just a bit. but we do want to get your check of your forecast because it is going to be a warm other state today. hey dave. >> noel. marty, good morning. and good morning, plenty of

sunshine to go along with that, too. but a warm breeze you can expect in just about all locations 2 in the normally suspected offshore wind zones expected to be a little breezy to gusty at times going on right now to start things off and no fog issues going on. lots of sunshine as we see everywhere from the golden gate bridge off into some of those inland valleys. take a look at that. check it out there. see what's going on here with these offshore winds that we're watching and waiting for more just check things out. here we go. going gate bridge and of course along the east bay shoreline to some haze off towards the distance. now those winds, they're pretty much holding offshore for right now. they're kind of variable a little bit. we'll have a adrift from the coast coming in this afternoon. but back to our map line pretty much goes down to the south a little bit. it's not actually in the valley of the south bay. but it does to cover the hills off to the east and certainly the east bay is included in this. it wasn't a last go around. solano county. you'll be around until

06:00pm. that will be extended for you folks. and then up to the north bay in the north bay hills again until 06:00am on monday. there's the total coverage peninsula is not included in that temperatures are pretty much in the 50's and the 60's over most a real estate. for now it's the winds keeping temperatures supported. let's try about 82 going on in the early afternoon looking for a little bit of a heat spike as we get into early next week. we'll be talking about it coming up in just a bit morning. well. >> all right, dave, thanks a lot. as we mentioned, the hot weather dry conditions. and when of all combined to keep firefighters busy in the south bay 2 brush fires broke out on saturday. the latest was near the san jose municipal golf course that broke out around 8 o'clock last night kron four's camila barco is live in san jose with details camila. >> annual mardi. i don't know if you can see, but behind me is the aftermath of that fire. there's still smoke surrounding this area. and you can even smell it. but we want to take a look at the scene yesterday san jose fire department responded. here to los a law golf course.

firefighters were able to control the 3 acre grass fire, but a few oak trees and homeless encampments encampments were involved. they say no one was injured and no structures were damaged. but the cause of the fire is still unknown. here's what firefighters had to say about responding to this fire. >> and every responded with 2, 1, assignment which is like a single alarm assignment showed up with a heavy involvement the oak trees. but if you're homeless encampments were also involved hopefully there's a damaged the golf course that was pretty much contained to the area. >> now besides yesterday's fire here in san jose firefighters have been busy around northern california responding to other fires. there is a 45 acre fire in solano county. that call came around 1030 yesterday morning. it took firefighters around 2 hours to get that under control. we spoke with one resident who at their home, who believes he may have

started the fire using a power law and more to cut the dry grass. but firefighters had yet to tell us what the cause of that fire was and will mardy that red flag warning remains in effect until tomorrow morning. but firefighters do want to stress that you should not use lon morris to cut your drop your dry grass during this time. and if you're disposing of cigarettes properly dispose of them because anything can easily spark a fire with these dry and windy conditions. for now, back to you. >> good point. thanks, camila camila barco reporting live from the south bay. want to go more in depth on that fire in the north bay where it broke out saturday afternoon and solano county as camila they believe it was someone using a power mower braswell and they keep saying, you know, defensible space makes it so it seems that person might have been trying to do that. kron four's. gayle ong has more on what may have caused the blaze and what it took to put it out. >> the fire broke out just before 1030, saturday morning here on local road and been a

shock. it took firefighters about 2 hours to get it under control from the ground and air dropping water and fire retardant. the wind, obviously north wind conditions, dry fuels was a challenge. but we're able get resources on right away. i spoke with the resident here at the home who believes he may have started the fire using a power lawn mower to cut dry iraq with the blade. >> and then road make a sparkle. and then that's how this game. the fire started. but we ever don't even see it until i was the role and then come back and i see the fire and then i call my body is due up to me out our way to stop the fire. but we could and solano counties under an extreme drought with fuel ready to burn firefighters say it does not take much to spark a wildfire under red flag conditions. you land owners and homeowners trying to do the right thing. >> but just do it appropriately. we are experiencing dry conditions north when red flag event through approximately monday

afternoon. so we asked if you are going to go do it prior to 10 o'clock in the morning while still cool before the wind blows. >> and this by what that residents as cal fire says the official cause of the fire is under investigation. that resident says he has been fined and it is highly advise not to use power tools during red flag warnings here in benicia gayle ong kron 4 news. >> further north up in yuba county and even larger grass fire broke out around 1230, saturday afternoon. this one near feather river officials say one barn and an abandoned structure were completely burned. fire crews were able to get the 100 acre fire under control within 2 hours. the battalion fire chief for the linda fire protection district says they had to put evacuations in place because of those strong winds. >> contacted yuma county. you county sheriff's arrived on scene we started evacuating down. david lane and down broadway to die road and then started evacuating guy road as the fire jumpedabroadway and was heading towards cairo.

>> the fire is now under control about q a shunt have since been lifted. officials say no one was injured. >> and you can stay up to date on the latest wildfire information by scanning the qr code that you see on your screen. it will take you straight to the wild cover wildfire coverage on our website at kron 4 dot com. >> the a's and giants are both in first place. can they keep it going. we've got the highlights coming up next, the latest bay area sports when we come back. and as we head to break, i want to wish our moms a happy mother's day. this is my mom, debbie, we were able to see each other earlier this week celebrate mother's day. i think we've you go. there's my family mother's day to my wife. sue. i believe we also have days mom here. just a is a day. what's her name? the laureus still more of the mother's day to dolores. and i

believe we're saying to me say yes to camilla's mom as well. nice picture there. that's beautiful. send in your pictures of your mom. we've got them on our website. kron 4 dot com. we're going to put them on all day long. definitely go ahead and send us yours. we'll be right back.

>> good morning. happy mother's day and welcome back. talking baseball this morning. the a's with their 21st

victory of this young season on saturday. a 63 win over tampa bay. now the a's have most winds in the big leagues right now. it wasn't exactly textbook on saturday afternoon at the coliseum, but the a's will take it there. seth brown going deep to center field for his 5th home run of the year just over the wall here in the first inning for the a's 400 feet to dead center. one, nothing cushion for oakland. and then the second now just a noun just called up this week also goes yard this time to right field for a 2. nothing advantage for oakland on the mound for the a's it was frank human had his fastball in the upper 90's yesterday, 6 strikeouts over 5 and a 3rd innings. he left in the 6 with a 3, 2, lead. the bullpen did the job. the rest of the way things got a little dicey in the 9th just for a little bit of excitement tea's with 63 lead. the rays loaded the bases with no one on lou trivino was in trouble, but he got out of it. bob melvin kept in the game interview know got out of it for his 6th save of the year. frankie montas

improves the 4 into the a's win. it 6 to 3. they can get the sweep today at the coliseum game starts at 1 o'clock. >> while the giants too, with a chance at sweeping the padres giants taking the first 2 games so far against san diego and they're celebrating their 20th win of the season. these guys are on fire for starters. they are heading with power. brandon crawford in the second inning with a three-run bomb to right center 7th of the season for crawford. very excited fans out there in the 5th. brandon belt with his 7th of the season as well. how the solo shot put the giants out in front 4 to one and how about kevin gossman saturday was his 3rd start this season already against the padres. he's thrown a total of 19 innings and giving up just 3 runs combined to san diego. just one run over 6 innings and he struck out 7 and the best for last austin slater here in the

8th the longest home run by a giants player this season so far, 456 feet to put the finishing touches on the giants to one victory. 33 games this season. the giants have hit 43 home runs very impressive out there, marty sure is. how about this? the warriors very impressive last night. steph curry, another big night for the dubs. >> 11. 3 pointers and 49 total points. he did it all in just 3 quarters last night and his teammates chipping in from the on the arc as well. a franchise record 27 3 pointers for the warriors in their big win against the thunder cregan off to a great start. 24 points in the 1st quarter alone. the dubs was run away with this. the final was one 36 to 97. and on the ice, the sharks lose to colorado 5, 4 sharks lose to colorado 5, 4 in overtime will be right the ups and downs of frequent mood swings

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when bipolar i overwhelms, morning, everybody. welcome back. happy mother's day to all you moms out there. 7.16 hope that you're still in bed may be enjoying some coffee and tea and cakes this morning for breakfast in bed and tend to funny ones away. come on. it's not awake yet. go ahead and prepare that. >> dave says that you might want to get outside today to because it's going to be a nice more. i'm going to be very nice it could be pretty nice in the patio yet. just watch the wind when prone areas a little bit. we

offshore winds that we've been watching. >> and conditions are quite dry as well. here's a live shot coming in from timber on. there's the golden gate off towards the distance or off the kind of a nice start at that. but no forget we're still with that red flag warning. that's with us. still going on until monday morning or monday evening for solano county. looks like. here's how the whole map looks like it's much more real estate than we saw last. go around covering all of the east bay east of the east bay hills extends down to santa clara county on the east east hills and santa clara county solano county. you're until 06:00pm on monday. and of course, the north bay hills. it still continues. so good coverage area except for the peninsula is not in here. when you look at the winds, you can see yes, offshore right here in this pocket up here and solano county. certainly. and it continues. little bit of a drift that rise a little bit on shore, but conditions will still dry out. and then with another surge of some offshore winds as we get into monday before we can finally put this to rest. take a look at the

humidity levels today drying out in the zone that we're looking out for at least some relief along the coast. we have a nice recovery monday morning shore. but then monday afternoon. looks like it dries out again. this time really targeting solano county. even a good chunk up here that napa county too. but even in the east bay, we're looking for still dry and we don't get a really good recovery to we get into tuesday morning with all of that said, beyond that, the heat spike coming our way in the wake of all of this from monday, tuesday going to push some of those in the highs in the lower 90's late in the week. we'll see some scattered clouds temperatures back slide a little bit. we'll see some 70's coming back in areas that saw the little 90's 72 for san francisco. 76 for oakland 78. meanwhile, for san jose get a load of this, though. we see a lot of upper 80's on our regional map there for the east bay and up to the north bay still remaining in the mild 70's along the peninsula coming up in a bit. of course, we'll check that 4 zone forecast marty into. well, sounds good, dave. thanks a

lot. what we're seeing more and more videos of violent crimes against asian americans here in the bay area kron 4 reached out to the mayors of 3 of the 3 biggest cities here in the bay to get their perspectives and what they're doing to keep the asian community safe. kron 4 says it made and has the story. >> crimes against asian americans and pacific islanders are happening across the bay area. but dominantly in the big cities. san francisco where among the victims was an 84 year-old man who died from injuries following this unprovoked attack outside of his home in oakland among several crimes. a 75 year-old man who died from injuries he suffered during a robbery. and in san jose where an asian woman was recently. the victim of an attack at this transit station leaders speaking up and simply st. >> hate and discrimination are not tolerated and it doesn't feel good when. >> so many of brothers and sisters and asian community are under attack. the bay area

is. >> our collective home. it's for everyone. >> it does virtual conversation with the mayors of san francisco. oakland and san jose. the question is. >> as mayor. what have you done to address crimes against members of the hpi community in your city. >> so one of the programs that we recently lines to street violence intervention program is a program that works in san francisco in is in existence for many, many years to address a lot of that gun violence in certain communities. what we've done is expanded that program to include neighborhood that consists of a large population of asian seniors in particular time in town. the main street in other neighborhoods. >> you know, in san as we believe in a carrot and stick approach. the steak is simple. if you commit hate crimes against any members of our community, asian american or anyone else. we'll be on you like a ton of bricks and. the carrot is that we have a

unique opportunity here in the bay area the incredible diversity that we have here in this community to be the planet's most successful multicultural community. if we get this right. >> of course i'm working on the root causes of crime from everything with the oakland promise to get more kids to and through college tour guaranteed income demonstrations to really get to the cause of poverty and the racial wealth gap. these are all pieces of a holistic approach to community safety in the first 3 months of 2021 the san francisco county da's office filed 5 hate crime charges in crimes against asian americans. >> there was a total of 3 hate crime charges filed the previous year in santa clara county. the district attorney filed 2 hate crime charges in 2021 and a total of to hate crime charges for the year 2020, the information on hate crime charges was not available. when i contacted the alameda county district

attorney's office. so what do the 3 men as have to say on the subject of these crimes against the a p i community be motivated by hate. so clearly there is some level of a connection. we don't completely understand. >> but i do think we need to be cautious the truth is we don't know the motive. assailant perpetrator unless we hear them say something more less. we see a clear pattern. and so in some cases days may simply be crimes and i have to acknowledge that many communities in oakland, not just the asian american community. >> our feeling unsafe right now. >> all 3 of these bay area. say they want to see the wave of crimes against the a p i community to it is. haaziq kron 4 news. >> we do have more stories on asian pacific american heritage month on our website. kron 4 dot com. here's an easy way for you to get there. just scan this qr code with your phone's camera. it will take

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>> well, the federal government is working with operators of a major pipeline that was forced to shut down after a ransomware attack. colonial pipeline carries refute refined gasoline and jet fuel from texas all the way to new york. it's responsible for 45% of the fuel that's used on the east coast. the company hasn't revealed the source of the

cyber attack nor the demands from the hackers. it proactively shut down the 5500 mile pipeline on friday and then hired a cybersecurity firm industry. experts say the attack is unlikely to affect gasoline supply and prices unless it leads to a prolonged shutdown. >> well, that out of control chinese rocket that we've been following re entered the earth's atmosphere last night at around 7.30, according to chinese officials, most of the 22 ton rocket burned up one re entering the atmosphere the remains then fell into the indian ocean near the mall deaves. there have been no reports so far of any damage on land. the u.s. space command space track project tweeted in part, quote, everyone following the re entry can relax. the rocket is down. as we head to the break, we do want to wish a happy mother's day to all moms out there. if you want to highlight your mom. share your pictures with us on our kron 4 facebook page. we'll be right

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>> good morning. welcome back. 7.29 on mother's day sunday and it's going to be a nice warm day for mom today, but you're going to go on a hike or maybe take it to the beach

some what their days far as as you're going to sunscreen. that's going to pretty you definitely will. sunscreen. good morning, guys. good morning, everybody. and at that, we're a kind of off to kind of a warm to hot start as we get into early next week. those temperatures will heat spike coming our way. we'll be pushing in the inland valleys. well, in the business of the 90's not to stick around very long by the end of the week. we'll be backtracking again will be actually in the upper 70's and some of those locations. first things first, a word about this offshore wind now speaking to the beach chairs, half moon bay. there you have it. nice start to the day. blue skies and blue bay. and we do have a little bit of a drift near the water that will be somewhat insulated. so you're probably feel a minor relief happening near the water's edge. that means the bay side of the coast but inland it will be the offshore wind program to east bay and up there to solano county and some of the higher elevations in the north bay. look at this. our current temperatures and we have 60's and 50's on the board everywhere. we don't see even in the 40's. so we didn't really cool off much last night. that's giving us a bit of a head start for today.

so for comparison sake, we're going to happen doesn't agrees ahead of where we were this time from yesterday. the breakdown comes in like this. 74 at 11 o'clock by 2 we're talking 82. so see a lot of these going on today. but there are 90's expected tomorrow. going to have your 4 zone forecast. we'll check into the extended as well. a bit. mark. okay. dave, thanks a lot will begin in the have this half hour in the east bay with the alameda city council held a special meeting to talk about. >> police reforms following the death of mario gonzalez in that meeting. they discussed if armed and uniformed officers should continue to be the default response to minor quality of life issues. >> they hope to implement a new plan to shift some 911, calls away from law enforcement. mayor marilyn ezzy ashcraft ashcraft says she is seeking alameda county alameda council approval to compile a list of agencies to handle minor complaints in the short term before developing more far-reaching strategy which would involve the civilian responders accompanying police accessible

alternatives to calling 911 for example, the city of berkeley recently began a grant funded pilot program. >> that it to start using a separate phone number for residents to call if they observe someone had seeming to have a mental health crisis. >> the 26 year-old oakland man died last month in police custody body camera video showed officers pinning gonzalez to the ground. the police department is also being criticized for saying that he died of a medical emergency as this investigation continues. the sheriff's office is asking for independent pathologist to review the autopsy results to ensure the trust of the public. the oakland police department could be getting more than 650 million dollars in its budget for the next 2 years. that's according to newly released budget proposal from a mayor schaff. the mayor's office says the proposed budget preserves core

police services so they can address the violent crime. it gives the police department 325 million dollars this year. >> through 2022 334 million dollars from 2022 to 2023, the police officers association president says the department needs the money. and we're struggling. >> and are. >> the need for open. police officers is still significant given the level of violence last year, more than 100 murders. we're already closing in on 50 murders of the year. this year. >> a city council vote. the city council still needs to vote on the budget kron 4 reached out to the council. president for reaction to that budget plan. but we have not heard back. oakland police, meanwhile, are searching for suspects in a string of early saturday morning shootings in just 6 hours, police investigated 3 separate shootings that injured 5 people. >> opd says a woman and 3 men

were hurt in a shooting near lake merritt about 3.30 saturday morning. this is video of the scene from the citizen app. investigators say the woman remains in critical condition this morning. while the men are said to be in stable condition and expected to recover oakland police and crime stoppers are offering up to $20,000 for any information that leads to an arrest. >> here is a look at the other shootings. the first happened on 89th avenue in east oakland after a man was shot around 8.45 friday night. the other shooting was reported around one 15 this morning near how st in lower rockbridge. one man was hurt in both shootings. police have not made any arrests. >> also in the east bay antioch police are investigating a deadly shooting friday night on sunset lane. officers found a woman laying face down in the yard with a gunshot wound to her chest. they gave first aid, but she died from her injuries. investigators say they're still searching for a suspect or suspects and have

not released any information about a possible motive for the shooting. >> record number of guns have been confiscated in california from people deemed a danger by the court system. authorities say nearly 1300 guns were confiscated last year. that's 100 more than the year before. it's all a part of the red flag gun law that allows family members to block people believe should be a risk to themselves or others from having firearms that law took effect in 2016 following the 2014 massacre. and i love this stuff. breaking overnight. san jose. police are investigating a triple shooting last night. one man is suffering life threatening injuries. >> it happened just after 1030 on ordeal avenue. police have not yet released any information about a suspect or motive. we'll continue to follow the story as we get more information into the newsroom. >> as we head to break the question. those moms happy mother's day across the bay area. you want to highlight

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>> welcome back. 7.38 here on this saturday morning. and it's been 16 months since the u.s. space force was established and some lawmakers say the newest military branch is already under performing. yeah. this is top military leaders made their case to congress for budget increases for next year and a word can explain why lawmakers aren't too happy with space force. and so and how they spent taxpayer money. so far. >> top military leaders told lawmakers on friday that america is losing the space race falling behind. and so we need to go fast. we need to catch up acting secretary of the air force. john roth says in order to win the air force and its sister branch. the space force need more money. we need to focus on investing in technology for the future. but as the top officials made their case for more money, some lawmakers question their purpose. why do we need? the space force. >> what was not the regular air force. program.

>> just as effective or minnesota democratic congresswoman betty mccollum says congress has allocated money to the space program. already. but she says so far the progress has been disappointing. the space acquisition programs have been delivered light. over budget and sometimes billions of dollars over budget and mccollum says key positions have yet to be filled. i could not agree more. >> that we need to have an assistant secretary for space acquisition and integration. the position ought to be fails probably should have been filled. you know, last year as well. but for for beyond our control. they were not feel that the times ross says until the senate approves the nominees for that position. their hands are tied. >> congress has set in october 2022 deadline to fill the post in washington. i'm anna wiernicki. >> and we're going to take a short break. but first, we want rush off some of the moms around the bay area. in which

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should still be in bed. exactly. make sure the kids and the husband go ahead and bring you the coffee and the times yes. okay. marty's got the right idea here a day where married that i had blood in i i'm not a celery sticks morning guys. good morning, everybody. we're getting all kinds of ideas this morning whatever goes flutes we have a beautiful son some shine going on all day today. so planning to enjoy sfo moms flying in or whatever. looks good for that to no delays. so we're 2 thumbs up with that but we're still looking out for that offshore wind. that's going around all day today and really lingering a little bit tomorrow as well. so we're not going to really shake it off. >> today. this ir the temperature check 50's and 60's all over the real estate going on here. no 40's to be filed. so we're getting a head start with the temperature climb back to the map. that's very familiar. the red a lot more coverage than we saw last go around east bay up to the east bay hill solano county.

you're in this until 6 pm tomorrow and then in the north bay hills. this again until 06:00am for most of the real estate, the peninsula not in this santa clara valley outside the hills is not either a look at what it looks like. speaking of the mountains. we've got 70 going on tuesday by wednesday. 73 some melting going on into our future. looks like although it doesn't look like any flood problems as the week progresses. temperatures will start to backtrack. we'll see some scattered clouds. that's about all we can scrounge up. we'll see later on at these models, get a little bit more inviting to give us some rain, but maybe just a few little sprinkles. that's about it. quick check in your 4 zone forecast for this mother's day 72 doesn't san francisco. the coast will check into the lower 60's to middle 60's popping a few 70's in the northern end here. but down south upper 70's. not quite the 80's today. take a little bit of the edge off here and then the santa clara valley. we've got 78 san jose 79, santa clara 84 cupertino east bay shoreline mid 70's tri valley lower 80's up to walnut creek with 84 along with

danville 85 for concord 74 for berkeley toledo at a cool 69. but we're still at 89 for fairfield and vacaville, though 86, by the way, from napa and for santa rosa with lower 80's down south heat. spike comes early in the week. we do revisit some of those lower 90's look at how the temperatures backtrack to the 70's by the end of the week. we're hoping we can scrounge up some rain in there and 60's will cover coastline. well, mother's day is here and a lot of us are rethinking how to show mom a little extra love and recognition. and if you're still frantically looking for a special way to celebrate the day. >> don't panic. our health expert lock and mama kaye. she joins us this morning with some creative and thoughtful ways to reach out to your mom today. karen, first of all, happy mother's day to you. >> thank you, marty. >> so tell us about some other day. mother's day ideas for some of sons and daughters who have waited till absolutely. the

>> well, first of all, moms love to connect with their children. yes, the way that you could find a way to connect with your mob is great. so one way is to make a video like a video. maybe you have little kids they you could put him on the video. also, if you're in college, maybe a video of your dorm room that your friends bombs love to see that and then also maybe a video of your own talents. maybe you're you're a good singer or and that those are nice to something really personal. yeah, definitely. maybe even a music playlist of, you know, some of the songs that mom might like. >> right. absolutely. that would be nice. really nice but bottom line here is that needs to be personal. doesn't. >> right so it's it thinking what would my mom really liked and these things aren't expensive. you can it's virtually, you know, free to do something like this. it

just takes a little time. little yeah. >> this next one. i love i've i've learned about master class and it looks fantastic. i haven't subscribed yet, but this might be a good time to do with your spouse or your mama and get them us of subscription as well. >> right. and master class over a 100 different types of videos last is it's not that expensive bill. it's a $180 per year. but that's about $15 per month and unlimited classes. the classes are 10 minutes long. there's like 1010, classes per series. also skillshare is another one. they have a lot of classes. 5 minute classes event. so it it doesn't require a lot of time that your mom might not have. but it be a great way to enrich her life. >> for some people who don't know about masterclass. can you give us a quick explanation of what it's about. >> so there are classes in 9

different categories from cooking to lifestyle. wellness business science and tech. so their classes even in dog training. so these are all the videos and had how to how to videos which are which make it really interesting. and like you said, you could do it together or you could do it. you know the mayor mom can do it on whenever she has the time. >> and there's some very famous people who have gotten involved in this and and love teaching the classes. >> oh, yes, right. so i think it's something that your mom would really enjoy it just go out and explore and see what what you what she might like. >> along that same vein you love. i love this idea of yours is to travel virtually together with mom since it's really tough right now to travel in person. do it together by computer. >> exactly. then they have these virtual tour. they have one of them that a and you

could go and see all the art. and and you could go to the monterey bay aquarium and watch the live sea in lots of things that you could do. you could go to oklahoma and see the nature yeah, just go google. google, a virtual tour tillerson. you lily find some interesting things out there. you can travel the world virtually others. so many videos out there of of different places it's almost like just closure eyes. throw a dart against the wall and you can go there. >> that's right. and and to be able to do it and zoom with your mom be really nice. >> watching a movie together is a great idea as well. >> right. and you know, if he can't do it in with the popcorn. >> and you can do it. virtually share share the screen and and watch together. it's that together time and that, you know, it's spending that. >> that time with your mom. that is real important here.

>> cooking for virtually or have it delivered. that's a great idea as well because mom is always doing all the cooking for all the kids. why not turn the tables. >> right and like you said, if we're we're not close together, we can do it. virtually maybe said well, send of a brunch or their your mom and then eat them it together. so just and sometimes if your mom is living alone. >> and it's it's been nice to be able to eat together with somebody even if it's virtually. >> also, i love the idea of maybe playing a game with mama with facetime or through zoom or something like this, especially if mom loves to play card games board games, things like this. >> right. so so when you call your mom, you know, making a longer call play a game and depiction areas. always a fun one to over kitchen area trivial who say they have being go that you can play a

virtually too. so sure rates also that's a fine line also. so yeah, make that call a little longer this year but some fun into it. i think you have a great idea to about getting outside and maybe plan flowers or vegetables for mom. >> or maybe you know, in your own backyard, this is mom's area of the garden. we're going to plan some roses. hear something like that. >> yes. when nice for her to come out and see this beautiful garden every time she goes out there still think of you. yeah. and that time that you put into it in. and if she likes of fresh vegetables to be able to plant some of guard in those plans, though, raise flower nice as just app to bend over and dig in the dirt. that's nice. and they also have indoor hydroponic. planters to. that's gross. really great lettuce. >> karen, these are fun. fantastic ideas. i hope that

your son takes these to heart as well for you and i want to wish a happy mother's day. >> well, thank you. lready have a nice day to. all right. have a nice day to. all right. we'll be right back. at chewy, we know walks are made better with our furry friends. and we're here to make those walks easy. from tasty treats on the go, to toys that keep them moving. get everything they need, even prescriptions - delivered right to your door. get fast, free, 1-2 day shipping. visit chewy.com today. at chewy we believe feeling good comes first. that's why we offer veterinary diets, prescriptions, even compounded medications customized for your pet, so you can get what they need to feel healthy. shop america's #1 pet pharmacy. visit chewy.com today.

>> well, it has been over 6 months since nasa's osiris rex spacecraft briefly touch down on an asteroid to collect a handful of cosmic rubble for its return to earth. house

forgot about that one. agency says it will depart the asteroid bennu vicinity on monday and returned to earth with its precious to pound load. >> of samples. the long 200 million mile journey will take the spacecraft twice around the sun. it's expected to take 2 and a half before gets back here 200 million miles. i it really is. been up there this whole time. i thought maybe it'd brought the sample happening today, the skystar observation wheel at golden gate park is offering free tickets for moms on mother's day. your mom can redeem her ticket free in person. there's still plenty of for today. so definitely go ahead. head to that website, reserve the ticket. and again, she'll pick it up for free. there at the at the wheel, it looks like so much fun. i s% that. love to. >> well, still ahead, the next hour, the kron 4 morning news, a newly released city budget proposal could fund the oakland police department hundreds of millions of

dollars. we have details on how that money might be spent.

>> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning news. >> mother's day. and thank you so much for joining us on the kron 00:00am morning news. i'm marty gonzalez. and i'm noelle bellow as marty said, it is a sunday may 9th mother's day today. we do have a lot to get to other then wishing you all

have your day, though, it's quite an activ day. it's been very busy. a lot of it weather that we'll get throughout the newscast, but also. big time weather problems in terms of the heat heat wind, lots of fired a player out here. dave spahr, is that a little bit more detail on what where keeping our site >> yeah, good morning. well, marty, good morning, everybody. and it looks like we'll get that heat spike too early into next week as we push into some 90's going on before temperatures start to backtrack a little bit towards the end of the weekend. maybe a little stray shower next weekend, perhaps up maybe right now. here's a viewpoint stuff coming in from walnut not a lot of traffic, but a lot of sunshine to get things started. our winds. they are offshore in those inland valleys. however, a little bit of a drift. looks like it's trying to be on shore at the coast to near the water's edge. they're familiar red flag warning got the east bay pretty well covered east to the east bay hills, solano county. all covered. that's until 06:00pm on monday.

everybody else is until 06:00am in the hills and the north bay as well. temperature checked. we've got a lot of 50's going on and even some 60's. so we're a little bit warmer this morning that we were this time from yesterday. 79 is expected by high noon in the inland areas 82 by 3 o'clock, however, will see some upper 80's and some of those inland locations before we do go to the races again. early into next week. we'll check of your forecast on that coming up in morning. well, all right, dave, thanks a lot. less. we mentioned the hot weather dry conditions and wind all combining to keep firefighters busy. >> in the south bay. there were 2 brush fires that broke out on saturday. the latest was near the san jose municipal golf course. it broke out around 8 o'clock last night. kron four's camila barco is live in san jose with more details camila. >> annual mardi looks like none of those flames made it on to the golf course. but if i step out of the way, you'll be able to see some of the aftermath of last night's firing. if i zoom in over here, you can see that some of

the area is covered in soot and ash. and then if i zoom out, you can still see that some of the smoke still lingers from last night's fire. but here's a look at the actual scene as firefighters battled the flames multiple explosions were heard as the fire burned through debris within the vegetation. >> firefighters were able to control the 3 acre grass fire, but a few oak trees and homeless and a homeless encampment. we're involved. here is the fire chief recapping their efforts. >> and every responded with 2, 1, assignment which is like a single arm. simon showed up with a heavy involvement the oak trees. but if you're homeless encampments were also involved hopefully there's a damaged the golf course that was pretty much contained to the area. >> they no one was injured and no structures were damaged. but the cause of the fire is

an unknown and that red flag red flag warning remains in effect until tomorrow. firefighters urge people to be careful during this time because anything can spark a fire. and as you can see behind me, the golf course is open, but we're still trying to learn what the cause of the fire was no morning. back to you. >> alright camila, thanks a lot. that live report from the south bay. also in the south bay 2 brush fires broke out saturday. the latest. what was on oakland road in san jose near the san jose golf course. as we mentioned. yeah, it broke around broke out around 8 o'clock last night. it was 3 acres. that good news. crews were able to control the fire before it threatened. >> any structures. >> and every responded with 2, 1, assignment which is like a single arm. simon showed up with a heavy involvement the oak trees. but if you're homeless encampments were also involved don't believe there's any damage to the golf course. they use pretty much contained

in the care. >> all right. with no injuries were reported and the cause of the fire still under investigation this morning. in the north bay larger fire broke out saturday afternoon and some solano county residents believe it was started by someone using a power lawn mower to cut very dry grass from force. gayle ong has more on what may have caused the blaze and what it took to put it out. >> the fire broke out just before 1030, saturday morning here on local road and been a shock. it took firefighters about 2 hours to get it under control from the ground and air dropping water and fire retardant and the wind obviously north wind conditions, dry fuels was a challenge. but we're able get resources on right away. i spoke with the resident here at the home who believes he may have started the fire using a power lawn mower to cut dry iraq with the blade. >> and then road make a sparkle. and then that's how this game. the fire started. but we never don't even see it until i was the role and then come back and i see the fire and then i call my body is

doing up to me out our way to stop the fire. but we could and solano counties under an extreme drought with fuel ready to burn firefighters say it does not take much to spark a wildfire under red flag conditions. you land owners and homeowners trying to do the right thing. >> but just do it appropriately. we are experiencing dry conditions north when red flag event through approximately monday afternoon. so we asked if you are going to go do it prior to 10 o'clock in the morning while still cool before the wind blows. >> and this by what that residents as cal fire says the official cause of the fire is under investigation. that resident says he has been fined and it is highly advise not to use power tools during red flag warnings here in benicia gayle ong kron 4 news. >> further north up in yuba county and even larger grass fire broke out around 1230, saturday afternoon. this one near feather river officials say one barn and an abandoned structure were completely burned. fire crews were able

to get the 100 acre fire under control within 2 hours. the battalion fire chief for the linda fire protection district says they had to put evacuations in place because of the strong winds. >> i contacted yuma county. you county sheriff's arrived on scene we started evacuating down. david lane and down broadway to die road and then started evacuating guy road as the fire jumped broadway and was heading towards cairo. >> is now under control and evacuations have since been lifted. thankfully. officials say that no one was injured. >> well, clearly fire season is in full swing in oakland. the fire department still has goats were looking to cut down dry grass, possibly preventing the fire earlier this week, the fire department tweeted this video saying that they're again using what they call everyone's favorite furry fire prevention specialist the goats are munching through the dry grass and brush in various places around oakland this

week. they were in berkley also at the grizzly peak open space and they were above highway. 24 near the call to cut tunnel as well. well, you can stay up to date on the latest wildfire information by scanning your qr code on your screen that you see right now. >> we'll take you straight to the wildfire coverage on our website at kron 4 dot com. stay with us. we'll be right back. managing type 2 diabetes? you're on it. you may think you're doing all you can

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talking baseball this morning. the a's the with their 21st victory of the season yesterday, a 6, 3, win over tampa bay. >> and the a's now have the most wins in mlb right now. it wasn't exactly textbook saturday, but they'll they'll take it at the coliseum. here we go. seth brown a leading off with a bat straight away to deepest part of the ballpark home run his 5th home run of the season here in the first inning, over 400 feet to dead center one, nothing a's this make it 2 nothing now in the second is allen just called up this week. he goes yard to to right field. now. it's 2 nothing a's on the mound was frankie montas for oakland have that fastball in the upper 90's yesterday that would account for 6 strikeouts over 5 and a 3rd innings he left in the 6 with a 3, 2, lead. the bullpen had to come in and do the job for the rest of the way. and things got a little dicey in the 9th, the a's with a 63 lead. the rays loaded the bases with no one

out lou trivino finally gets out of the inning is bob melvin, the show's faith and his closer and he got his 6th save yesterday as montas will improve to 4 into 63 winners. they can get a sweep today against tampa bay at the coliseum at 1 o'clock this afternoon. >> hey, the giants too, with a chance at sweeping the padres giants have taken the first 2 games so far. gun san diego. they're celebrating their 20th win of the season. now, these guys are on fire for starters. they are hitting with power. brandon crawford in the second inning with a three-run bomb to right center field 7th of the season for crawford and the fans would like it in the 5th brandon belt with his 7th of the season as well. the solo shot put the giants out in front 4 to one. and how about kevin gausman saturday was his 3rd start this season already against the padres. he's thrown a total of 19 innings and giving up just 3

runs combined to san diego just one run over 6 innings. he's struck out 7 and the best for last year. austin slater here in the 8th the longest home run by a giants player this season 456 feet to put the finishing touches on the giants. all 7 to one victory in 33 games this season get this, the giants have hit 43 home runs very impressed about sure is or the warriors. steph kerr feet, especially had another big night for the dubs last night. >> he hit 11 3 pointers and 49 total points and he did it in just 3 quarters. as a team is checking in from beyond the arc as well. >> a franchise record 27 3 pointers in the warriors. big win against the thunder last night for curry off to a great start with 24 points in the 1st quarter. dejounte murray was run away with this. the final was one 3697 and on the ice it was sharks losing to colorado in overtime, 5 to 4. we'll be right back. in the fight. good morning. welcome

back. say 15 on this mother's day mom's going have a really nice day today a bit warm depending on where you are in the bay area, but it should be lovely definitely. got a lot of options, of course, to take her out and about definitely bring the sunscreen, though, because it is going to be a warm one. dave's got all the details for us. hey, day. noel

and mardy. good morning. good morning. everybody. definitely sunshine up. plenty to spare but he will get their fair share going on here. nice blue skies to start the day. as you can see, the east bay shoreline. >> all that up very nicely there. but we're watching out for those offshore winds. the lion shares in the east bay solano county and then some of those higher elevations up in the north bay where show you the map. >> in just a bit. but we will be seeing those offshore winds lingering into monday as well. let's get to this map here. there you see along the east bay east bay hills included solano county. end period for this is 06:00pm for now on monday, everybody else is 06:00am one of practical reasons for that is this is a different forecast office. this comes out of sacramento. even though they do have conferences with everybody and then in the higher elevations, you can see up in the north bay as well. however, this is always organic. it can change for anybody. so we'll see how it does let you know how it comes together. but the game plan right now is the offshore winds do continue particularly up the solano county and good chunk of the east bay too.

looks like we're getting a little drift ticking. the peninsula of an onshore wind or breeze coming in from the coast. so those close to numbers will be a tad cooler today than yesterday. again, we're going to fire up the offshore winds again. it looks like tomorrow morning and lingering into the afternoon. let's jump over the humidity side of the story this afternoon. we drew do dry out. maybe not as bad as yesterday into the 20's. nice recovery monday morning. look at this. we're getting the east bay shoreline involved a little bit of the delta tries to get some of that humidity in there. look at the drop off the cliff, though, by monday afternoon, solano county will still be in the red flag warning as of now, other areas or not. we'll see if they add up and into the teens we go and then by tuesday. looks like we're starting to get an earnest recovery of the moisture levels returning. so the red flag warning is with us again today. early part of the week. we've got a heat spike coming our way. so it's not warming up being a day. give a little time there tomorrow we're doing some 90's in london and will do that for tuesday as well. but all the rest of the week temperatures back track now and we're going

to see some upper 70's in places that are looking at 90's on monday and tuesday. maybe some scattered clouds as we head into next weekend. those that outside hope we might build scrounge very, very modest shower out of that just anything to moisten the ground level. but 72 san francisco 76 for open 78 san jose. however, when you step into those inland areas. there's the oranges color shun for us telling us the warmer weather upper 80's to be found along those valleys up an e east bay and also up in the north bay to. so coming up a little bit here. we'll check in your 4 zone forecast martino. okay. day. thanks. lynn. seen a couple minutes. one of the country's largest gas pipelines is shut down following a cyber attack. michael adams reports the fbi and other federal law enforcement are looking into who's behind that attack. >> and the risk. it poses for all businesses. >> after last night's cyberattack colonial pipeline shut down its entire network. >> which put a temporary stop to operations and affected some of its i t systems company has hired an outside

cybersecurity firm to investigate the attack. it is also in contact with federal law enforcement. michael mcandrews is a cyber security expert with the digital security firm packet. watch. >> you spent i think 7 years in the fbi has especially asian folks, him cyber issues like this ransomware. how big of an issue is this for american companies right now. our in general is a huge problem for companies right now. it puts jobs at risk puts livelihoods at risk. >> it cost companies millions of dollars ransomware is a type of malware that is designed to lock down systems by encrypting data. >> and demanding payment to regain access. mcandrew says companies should not given to hackers demands we never encourage a company to pay ransom because that will simply embolden and encourage the bad actors to do what they're doing. so the best thing corporations can do is to what planning you need to be ahead of the game. you need to have an incident response plan. the fbi holds the same policy encouraging companies

not to pay the ransoms and special agent jonathan holmes explains how these hackers are getting into system. so the way they get access to computer systems can. >> he buried someone visits a malicious website or they click on a malicious link and that act is going to cause. now where to get downloaded onto a victim's computer system our gives these bad guys, a foot hold onto their computer network. the reality is is, you know, this just isn't going away because ransomware so lucrative, the fbi told us it was notified of a network disruption at colonial pipeline and is working closely with company and government partners. >> while the investigation continues. the question remains how has the shutdown going to affect the fuel industry. colonial is the source of nearly half of the east coast's fuel supply. john katzman titus ceo red apple group which owns united refining companies are quick fill in country for gas stations has worried about the potential length of the

shutdown. you're tracking course going to go up. that means your food prices going to go up you it like it's going to go up and it's a it's a real course. as far as ransomware and cyber attacks as a whole, especially at home says the fbi is dedicated to tackling the problems we're trying to figure out who they are. we trying to arrest them and we try and put them in jail. many of these individuals might be located in or outside the united states. >> and so we also look at other ways to hold them accountable. right. so we look at taking their money, seizing their money when we can. if we know the infrastructure, the computers that they're reliant upon to conduct these attacks. we try and burn down that infrastructure. >> well, as we head to the break, we want to wish some moms. happy mother's day. if you want to highlight your mom. >> share your picture on our kron 4 facebook page loving all the photos that we've seen this morning to keep them this morning to keep them mother's day.

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war. >> but now thanks to a genealogy test. they came together once again. and shot x was there for the emotional reunion. >> the last time 79 year-old dan graham held her daughter in her arms was more than 48 years ago, then gave birth to her daughter miley, who was half american during the vietnam war i my north away from. >> from 8 put my hope very much. i had i know kenley be a numb for the pri day. you know, and i good buddy hang about my because he very hot to lift the vietnam at that time. so with a broken heart van put her daughter up for adoption her little girl who is archie bree went on to work for a nonprofit in florida helping others in need 3 years ago. her adoptive parents gave her 23 and me for christmas present.

>> it matched her with her half-sister. amy nguyen. it also identified amy's brother as markey's half-brother. we've all made then was then told they had found her long-lost daughter in showed her a picture from margie when mom see my my sister let a piece mom, say best home so that make might make my heart. everything i knew i had a system, a mom. >> i would tell about sister that left. there's when she 20 months. but. i never thought, you know, get to see her again in this life at least. so i'm a little nervous. if you have to see here today. we are very nervous. can sleep mask name, but we kind excited at the same time. and so the day before mother's day they would finally all me. >> 40 years 2 reply my heart and soul and sir praying to find my mom someday. and i

answered her after an answered prayer and. >> today from the the pair was found. the answer. >> margie and her mom said this will be the best mother's day yet being able to celebrate it together. i think it's important to in the impossible because like i said, i prayed for 40 years. >> every day. that was fine one 48 years an answer. you know, you just happened in sacramento and food be rowena shaddox. i'm happy sir. you reunited. is no big innings. >> one sure isn't. i got chills during that story. yeah, there are so many family reunions of taking part because of organizationally 23 of your websites like 23 andme. and yet 23 me ancestory dot com. they're kind of allowing people to really learn so much more about themselves and you know, meet

people that that they're going to even more be able to learn about themselves. you know, wow, what a beautiful story and perfect timing for mother's day. exactly. we'll be right back. good morning,

everybody. welcome back. it's a 30 happy mother's day to all you moms out there. it's going to be a beautiful one. yeah,

they're pretty guys. nice day to go pick some flowers for your mom from the garden. sounds good. yeah happen if you forgot to go get that. okay. yesterday. maybe just walk outside get the flowers and take her to brunch dave says it might it's nice for outdoor dining today. if you'd like up, it looks like it, too. hope have a safe way. one all the people in lined up last minute last what we have going on today as we have warm temperatures inland. but we've only just begun on that front because the winds are actually interrupting some of the daytime heating. so. >> monday, tuesday. we'll see numbers pop a little bit more into the 90's. but for today you got the upper 80's going on. here's a live shot of the east bay shoreline and around water. we're going to get some minor relief of some will call the on shore drift. so the coastal areas, it will be pretty pleasant as long as the east bay shoreline as well. but inland those offshore winds will be active up to solano county east bay, other. you can see a little bit up to the north bay as well. and those temperatures overnight hardly felt all i mean, a lot

of 50's 60's at work here. 72 for antioch. and this is with dry air to but the win was the big card that changed everything and kept the air circulates. we didn't fall too much. we are a couple degrees ahead of where we were this time from yesterday. so the day planner says by high noon 7982 by mid afternoon. maybe some high cloudiness to throw in there for good measure looks like a pretty dry week coming up ahead. the end of the week. there's a hint that things will start to change. certainly cooler weather on shore flow and all that business bring those temperatures back. but the hope is next week we might go to scrounge up even some modest little rain showers. noel and marty. all right. thanks, dave. the oakland police department could get more than 600, 50 million dollars for the next 2 years. that's according to the newly released city budget proposal from mayor libby shaft, kron four's amanda hari talked to the president of the oakland police officers association to find out how those numbers compare. >> to those past years. >> the more than 650 million

dollars is about 18% of the city of oakland overall budget and the president of the police officers association tells me every bit of that is needed. >> we're struggling. and we're struggling and are. >> the need for open. police officers is still significant. >> given the level of violence. mayor libby shaft office says her proposed budget preserves core police services it gives the police department 325 million dollars in 2021 22. >> and 334 million dollars in 2022 23, i think the merest an just a very difficult environment oakland police officers association president buried on land says this money is a start getting the department. what it needs, including more officers. donlon has been an officer for more than 2 decades. he's currently a sergeant. he says there are 709 oakland police officers a 5 year low and crime is on the rights.

>> last year, more than a 100 murders. we're already closing in on 50 murders for the year. >> this year just saturday morning. 7 people were wounded in 4 shootings. this is video from lake merritt were 3 men and one woman were injured. oakland police are still looking for the people involved in addition to the money for police. 2.6 million will be used to create and ramp up a non police response unit that will go to people having a mental health crisis. >> we've been supportive of program all on on a daily bases. oakland police receive 2000 calls. >> donlin says this program would help lighten that load. if you're looking at a 100 150 calls. >> that no longer come to us and go this other group from my perspective. >> that's positive. this budget has to be reviewed and approved by the city council. i reached out to the council president and she hasn't gotten back to me yet. amanda hari kron 4 news.

>> now to the south bay this morning and breaking overnight, san jose police investigating a homicide. this morning following a triple shooting last night. it happened just after 1030 on ordeal avenue now, so far we know that one man was killed, 2 others are suffering life threatening injuries. san jose police have not yet released any information on the suspect or a motive. we'll continue to follow this story as we get more information into the kron 4 news room. >> oakland police are investigating 5 shootings that happened in a matter of 6 hours this weekend. the incidents left a total of 8 people injured. >> one of them was a shooting near lake merritt that left 4 people wounded opd says a woman and 3 men were injured when shots rang out about 3.30 saturday morning on lake shore drive near lake merritt oakland police and crime stoppers are offering up to $20,000 for any information that leads to an arrest.

>> and each of the 4 earlier shootings. one man was wounded. the first happened at 8.48 friday night in the 1400 block of 89th avenue in east oakland that was followed by a shooting at 12:30am, in the 2600 block of east 27th street near fruitvale avenue. then shots ring out at one 17 saturday morning near how street and lower rock ridge and then just after 03:00am a shooting was reported at 17th street at broadway downtown up to $5,000 is being offered for information leading to those arrests. a record number of guns have been confiscated in california from people deemed a danger by the court system. authorities say nearly 1300 guns were confiscated last year. >> that's 100 more than the year prior. it's all a part of the red flag gun law that allows family members to block people believed to be a risk to themselves or others from having firearms. the law took effect in 2016 following the 2014 massacre. and i love this stuff. stick with us. we'll be

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>> a new york city music festival that normally draws more than 100,000 fans began selling tickets this week for its september 21st 2021th 21st of them. >> organizers have pledged

that the music festival will follow all covid-19 health and safety protocols. allison kaden from our sister station in new york has more on how they plan to accomplish that. >> billie eilish sings to a crowd of thousands at governors ball 2018, this annual music festival was canceled in 2020 due to covid-19. but billy will be back. >> a bit dance and some good weather, some good music. i think everyone could use that right now governor's ball 2021 is coming to new york city in late september. it usually kicks off the summer in june and it's usually on randall's island. but oraanizers are promising a great 20 21 experience at citi field. >> i think that there is reason to be optimistic because it's still 5 months away and the hope is that vaccines will be very, very

administered by that time doctor david hirsch work an infectious disease expert with northwell health says if covid-19 rates dipped very low attendees may not even the masks. the good news is that it is an outside event and that anything that could be done outside is always safer than something that could be done inside festival. organizers say whatever the health guidelines are at the time. they will follow them. >> that could mean masks proof of vaccination or a negative covid test, but not everyone is ready for huge gathering. i rather way to like 20 million the end of the year. 2022 maybe joshua. super felder loves live music but will hang on to his mask. i'm ready, but from i hope i'm still going kerry mass even told like that. greatest go down. the lineup is huge. in addition to billie eilish coast, malone megan thee stallion and ellie goulding heart just a few of the artists scheduled to

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>> well, mother's day in the bay area should be beautiful today. plenty of sunshine. some warm temperatures as well. dave cooked up something that the got a little bit more

detail than should be beautiful it will it should be. and therefore it shall not nice to fool mother sfo how we doing? they're clear skies. no delays being reported out that way. of course, that we hardly have anything in the way of fog. we do have those offshore winds, though. we've been watching they do cover good chunk of real estate here compared to what we were seeing the last go around here. we're going to show that map in a bit. 72 antioch 60's cover good chunk of the east bay east bay shoreline though 59 1 on for oakland with the 50's. you can see elsewhere. today's highs are expected to only be in the 70's. meanwhile for fire danger. red flag warning east bay hills points to the east. meanwhile, solano county. this is going to be until 6 pm tomorrow. everybody else is until 06:00am and the north bay hills this again until 06:00am on monday. of course, this organic it can change with conditions that change as well. look at a little melting as we venture into the lower 70's with

mostly sunny skies and then upstream waiting for something to happen. well, we see temperatures backtracking a little bit. some scattered clouds are going to throw in there by the next weekend. maybe scrounging up a couple raindrops possible. we'll see how that does come together will be nice just to moisten up the surface a little bit would be nice. 72 san francisco 65 day. the city pacific about 60 upper 60's along the bay side of the peninsula, upper 70's as we head south 78 palo alto 77 for redwood city in the santa clara valley. most readings in the 70's of the morgan hill popping about 84 84 cupertino back to the 70's for the east bay shoreline. tri valley put us down for lower 80's 84 for walnut creek. this is slightly reduced from where we were from yesterday. 69 for vallejo 89 fairfield, 86 sonoma and santa rosa. we do have a little bit of a heat spike coming our way early next week with lower 90's at work. but they drop to the 70's by the end of the week. bayside into the 60's and we'll keep it in the 60's along the coast.

well, mother's day is here and a lot of us are rethinking how to show mom a little extra love and recognition. and if you're still frantically looking for a special way to celebrate the day. >> don't panic. our health expert lock and mama kaye. she joins us this morning with some creative and thoughtful ways to reach out to your mom today. karen, first of all, happy mother's day to you. >> thank you, marty. >> so tell us about some other day. mother's day ideas for some of sons and daughters who have waited till absolutely. the >> well, first of all, moms love to connect with their children. yes, the way he could find a way to connect with your mom is great. so one way is to make a video like a video. maybe if you have little kids they you could put him on the video. also, if you're in college, maybe a video of your dorm room at your friend's bombs. love to see that and then also maybe a

video of your own talents. maybe you're you're a good singer or and that those are nice to something really yeah, definitely. maybe even a music the sotgs that mom might like. >> right after absolutely. that would be nice. really nice but bottom line here is that needs to be personal. doesn't. >> right. so it's it thinking what would my mom really liked and these things aren't expensive. you can it's virtually, you know, free to do something like this. it just takes a little time. little yeah. >> this next one. i love i've i've learned about master class and it looks fantastic. i haven't subscribed yet, but this might be a good time to do with your spouse or your mama and get them us of subscription as well. >> right. and master class over a 100 different types of videos last is it's not that expensive bill. it's a $180

per year. but that's about $15 per month and unlimited classes. the class and start 10 minutes long. there's like 1010, classes per series. also skillshare is another one. they have a lot of classes. 5 minute classes event. so it it doesn't require a lot of time that your mom might not have. but it be a great way to enrich her life. >> for some people who don't know about masterclass. can you give us a quick explanation of what it's about. >> so there are classes in 9 different categories from cooking to lifestyle. wellness business science and tech. so their classes even in dog training. so these are all the videos and had how to how to videos which are which make it out. really interesting. and like you said, you could do it together or you could do it. you know the mayor mom can do it on whenever she has the time. >> and there's some very famous people who have gotten involved in this and and love

teaching the classes. >> oh, yes, right. so i think it's something that your mom would really enjoy and it just go out and explore and see what what you what she might like. >> along that same love. i love this idea of yours is to travel virtually together with mom since it's really tough right now to travel in person. do it together by computer. >> exactly. then they have these virtual tour. they have one of them that a and you could go and see all the art. and and you could go to the monterey bay aquarium and watch the live sea in lots of things that you could do. you could go to oklahoma and see the nature yeah, just go google. google, a virtual tour tiller's. and you'll really find some interesting things out there. you can travel the world virtually others. so many videos out there of of

different places. it's almost like just closure eyes. throw a dart against the wall and you can go there. >> that's right. and and to be able to do it and zoom with your mom be really nice. >> watching a movie together is a great idea as well. >> right. ard you know, if you can't do it in with the popcorn. >> and you can do it. virtually share share the screen and and watch together. it's that together time and that, you know, it's spending that that time with your mom. that is real important >> cooking for virtually or have it delivered. that's a great idea as well because mom is always doing all the cooking for all the kids. why not turn the tables. >> right and like you said, if we're we're not close together, we can do it. virtually maybe said well, send of a brunch or their your mom and then eat them it

together. so just and sometimes if your mom is living alone. >> and it's it's been nice to be able to eat together with somebody even if it's virtually. >> also, i love the idea of maybe playing a game with mama with facetime or through zoom or something like this, especially if mom loves to play card games board games, things like this. >> right. so so when you call your mom, you know, making a longer call play a game and depiction areas. always a fun one to you. via pitch, neri trivial who say they have being go that you can play a virtually too. so sure rates also that's a fine line also. so yeah, make that call a little longer this place and e fun into it. i think you have a great idea to about getting outside and maybe plan flowers or vegetables for mom. >> or maybe you know, in your own backyard, this is mom's area of the garden. we're going to plan some roses. hear something like that.

>> yes. when nice for her to come out and see this beautiful garden and every time she goes out there still think of you. yeah. and that time that you put into it in. and if she likes of fresh vegetables to be able to plant some of guard in those plans, though, raise flower nice as just app to bend over and dig in the dirt. that's nice. and they also have indoor hydroponic. planters to. that's gross. really great lettuce. >> karen, these are fun. fantastic ideas. i hope that your son takes these to heart as well for you and i want to wish a happy mother's day. >> well, thank you. already have a nice day to. all right. we'll be right back.

home to making your bed, planting yourself, and settling in, home to your happy place. happening today. the skystar observation wheel in golden gate park is offering free tickets for moms on mother's day. moms can redeem their free tickets in person. you should probably check the website for you know, golden gate park does get very, very busy on weekends, especially on mother's day weekend. it is going to be a popular ride well, coming up in the next hour, the kron 00:00am morning news there's a newly released city budget proposal that could fund the oakland police department hundreds of millions of dollars. we'll have details for you on how that money will be spent.

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>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the 4 morning news at known. >> good morning and thank you so much for joining us on the kron 00:00am morning news on marty gonzalez. and i'm noelle bellow. it is sunday may 9th it is mother's day well. happy mothers. happy mother's day to everyone out there watching this morning. hopefully you're enjoying some breakfast and bad. let's hope so. at least you have your feet up somewhere. exactly. have a lot to get to this morning's many parts of the bay area still dealing with a red flag warning. we want to we're going to get to that in a live report. but first, we do want to check in with our weather forecast. dave spahr has got all of the details for us. dave. it's very hot and still windy in some places not it is. how soon until you hear the shot from downstairs we do have offshore winds going on. so that red flag warning program is going to hang around. looks like all day today covering the east bay and up the solano county

really until for solano county until tomorrow evening. it looks like tomorrow. afternoon's actually going to be drier over more real estate will be talking about that coming up in a bit. right now. a live shot this pretty good when the east bay shoreline, which is a little cooler looks today than we saw from yesterday. you know, slightly we'll see in the 70's going on. that's pretty good. there's a kind of a snapshot of where the winds stand there kind of variable with the drift on shore along the coast and along the east bay shoreline. here's the big map. again, we've got the coverage in the east bay east bay hills points. east are being insulated along the east bay shoreline solano county that's going to be hanging with you until 06:00pm tomorrow. and of course, the north bay hills all involved in this as well. so for a temperature we're in the 50's and 60's. but in a bottle already up to 7072 going on for any auc and the breakdown for today. 81 by one by 4 81 as well, although we'll have some upper 80's and some of those in the valleys will be covering all this coming up in just a bit. you know, well, all right, dave, thanks a lot. we'll as we mentioned, the hot weather dry

conditions and wind have all combined to keep firefighters busy. >> in the south bay. there were 2 brush fires that broke out saturday. the latest was near the san jose municipal golf course yet broke out around 8 o'clock last night. kron four's camila barco is live in san jose with the details coming at you can still see some remnants of that fire this morning. >> most definitely know l and some of those flames. luckily did not make it onto the golf course. but if i step out of the way. you'll be able to see some of the aftermath of last night's fire. if i zoom in, you'll be able to see that some of that area is still filled with soot and ash and some of the smoke still remains in the area and that smell of smoke still lingers. but here's a look at the scene. >> as firefighters battled the flames. the battalion chief tells me a few people have made that area their home. so the campsites, the vehicles and the waste altogether in

that area. fueled the fire. a few oak trees and homeless encampment were involved. and you can also hear a few popping sounds fire officials say that there were stored gas cans for cooking, which also contributed to the flames. firefighters were able to control the 3 acre grass fire. they say they were fortunate with last night's weather as there wasn't a lot of wind. the battalion chief tells me the green euro the green grass on the golf course acted as a line of defense. >> it is said that in the gulf gulf course there on the one side has helped the spread of fire. the fire bumps up to the golf course and it's nice that green grass of the divide stop on that and without a there was no amber spread. so. >> now firefighters reported no injuries and no structures were damaged and they're still trying to determine what the cause of the fire is. and you can see over here out live that there is a fire car fire vehicle on scene. firefighters

still are on scene trying to maintain those last minute hot spots. and the battalion chief tells me that they've been here all night monitoring the area know. marty, back to you. >> but to see that they are still monitoring everything because things can change. >> we know, we know so well how things change so quickly. camila, thanks a lot for that live report from san jose. >> now that other fire in san jose broke out near the los law goes golf course. fire crews have it fully contained. now, it was also a small one. san jose fire says just 2 acres burned there. no evacuations were ordered and no injuries were reported. >> now we'll head to the north bay where a larger fire broke out saturday afternoon. some solano county residents believe it was started by someone who was using a power lawnmower to cut dry grass. kron four's. gayle ong has more on what may have caused the blaze and what it took to put it out. >> the fire broke out just before 1030, saturday morning here on local road and been a shock. >> it took firefighters about 2 hours to get it under control from the ground and

air dropping water and fire retardant. the wind, obviously north wind conditions, dry fuels was a challenge. but we're able to get resources on right away. i spoke with the resident here at the home who believes he may have started the fire using a power lawn mower to cut dry iraq with the blade. >> and then road make a sparkle. and then that's how fire started. but we never don't even see it until i was the one role and then come back and i see the fire and then i call my body is doing up to me out our way to stop the fire. but we could and solano counties under an extreme drought with fuel ready to burn firefighters say it does not take much to spark a wildfire under red flag conditions. you land owners and homeowners trying to do the right thing. >> but just do it appropriately. we are experiencing dry conditions north when red flag event through approximately monday afternoon. so we asked if you are going to go do it prior to 10 o'clock in the morning while still cool before the wind blows.

>> and this by what that residents as cal fire says the official cause of the fire is under investigation. that resident says he has been fined and it is highly advise not to use power tools during red flag warnings here in benicia gayle ong kron 4 news. >> now. further north up in yuba county and even larger grass fire broke out around 1230. saturday afternoon. this one near feather river officials say one barn and an abandoned structure were completely burned. fire crews were able to get the 100 acre fire under control within 2 hours. the battalion fire chief for the linda fire protection district says they had to put it back away shuns in place because of the strong winds. >> i contacted yuma county. you county sheriff's arrived on scene we started evacuating down. david lane and down broadway to die road and then started evacuating guy road as the fire jumped broadway and was heading towards cairo. >> the fire is now under control. the evacuations have since been lifted. officials

say no one was injured. >> well, clearly fire season is now in full swing in the bay area and in oakland, the fire department still has goats working to prevent a fire earlier this week the department tweeted this video saying that they're again using what they call everyone's favorite furry fire prevention specialist the goats are munching their way through dry brush in various places throughout oakland and also in berkeley earlier this week. they were in the grizzly peak open space in berkeley. they were also seen a busy munching away above highway 24 near the caldicott tunnel. well, you can say up to date on the latest wildfire information by scanning the qr code that you see on your screen right now. it will take you straight to the wildfire coverage on our website at kron 4 dot com. >> break. we do want to wish our moms a very happy mother's day. this picture of me and my mom, i was able to say hello to her for the first time since we've both been vaccinated. we did a nice day

week. yeah. >> and there's my wife sue and our kids. and in christina and wishing a very happy mother's day as well we picture. >> we've also got david, to war. and yes, those correct. happy mother's day dolores. we've also got a photo of camila and her mother well. so a very happy mother's day to all of our moms and all of you out there. we'll be sharing more pictures as the morning goes, i love that rustic setting with camilla. know. yeah. stick with we're going to be right back after the to be right back after the break. at chewy, we know walks are made better with our furry friends. and we're here to make those walks easy. from tasty treats on the go, to toys that keep them moving. get everything they need, even prescriptions - delivered right to your door. get fast, free, 1-2 day shipping. visit chewy.com today. at chewy we believe feeling good comes first. that's why we offer veterinary diets,

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>> welcome back. 9.11 here on this saturday or sunday morning excuse me. in the first latino justice on california's high court has died. cruz reynoso was 90 years old. he became the first latino state supreme court justice in california back in the 80's. he later taught law at ucl a and u c davis right now. so was honored with the presidential medal of freedom from platte presitent bill clinton back in the year 2000, he survived by 4 children and 2 stepchildren. well, tkat out of control chinese rocket that we've been following in reentered the earth's atmosphere last night around 7.30. now, according to

chinese officials. >> most of the 22 ton rocket burned up as it reentered the atmosphere and the remains fell into the indian ocean. know them near the melodies so far no reports of any damage. the u.s. space command space track project tweeted in part, quote, everyone following the reentry can relax. the rocket is down. searching for pieces to go on e-bay soon. temperature will be into the 80's. a lot of those inland valleys probably popping about 81 at 1 o'clock. >> we do still have those winds going on. protect me this afternoon and really drying out even as late as monday afternoon. we'll run

>> all right. welcome back. go ahead. sleep on the job. the mattress review company called each night is offering to pay 5 people, $1500 each to take maps every day for a month sign me not exactly working to the company. these now up reviewers have to sleep during their naps and they have to have strong english writing skills. >> for their reviews. well, we do have to do a little bit of work. they have to participate in some video calls before and after each nap, they also have to take care of a verbal questionnaire. >> about the nap. but you know what interests not a bad. i like the name napper reviewer. it makes it sound a little bit more classy happening expert.

master napper. that's hopefully mom gets a nap today. if she'd like john. yeah, everyone should have an update, but moms, especially should the. >> the nap and maybe even not outside. if you put on the sunscreen because shaded areas to. yeah. i want my cap map one for >> we've got going on here is the continuation of the red flag warning heard a lot about it looks like it's going to dry out a little bit in the east bay tomorrow. more so than we're seeing today. here's a live shot of what's going on. the east bay shoreline those temperatures, by the way, they look to be a little cooler today than we saw yesterday in the coast looking good at that too. so not a bad day in store for that kind of almost the goldilocks a situation she and false that, yes, she did falsely but think of the story, ok. look at our fire danger. here is a red flag warning going on here for you east bay hills and points east that's still in place. that will be in place until 06:00am monday. solano county. you're until 06:00pm on monday and the north bay hills that again

watching out 6 monday morning. so that's going to be with us all day today. there are the winds currently as we go forward into the program, you'll see they continue offshore up to the north and the east. meanwhile, along the coast, we get a little bit of an on shore impact here a little bit looks like a nice recovery again for tonight and then tomorrow we could kind of a little surge here. look at all these arrows due south. they may extend that red flag warning for the east bay potentially tomorrow. we'll let you know if that's the case. but right now there's no talk of that just yet. and then the system lifts off and we're done with that rushing to see things cool off a bit. moisten up the atmosphere touch hopefully get some rain. but here's what goes on by this evening. there's a drop that happens. but we're in the 20's in the 30% range recovery tomorrow morning. we'll get some fog may be. in some locations, but we get recovering. nice with humidity and then that dry spell again, here we go tomorrow afternoon. so that looks more we're

seeing today. so there's a potential them extended. and this is not put to rest until we get to tuesday morning and that humidity recovery. so beyond that, early in the week is actually heat spite that goes on even though some of that sneaking in there lower 90's expected. the east bay shoreline will be in the 80's. this is monday, tuesday. quick turnaround finish off the week. temperatures retreat and scattered clouds. that's all we'll say for now. there's a chance maybe next weekend of a stray shower or 2 anything to get some moisture at the ground level. just moisten up the vegetation ever so slight. we've been nice. 72 san francisco 76 for oakland 78. meanwhile, san jose wider perspective. there's the shun the peninsula. pretty insulated there. as you can see, got a lot of 80's up there. the north bay in the east bay, santa clara valley not as warm as yesterday. and go through all of that in your 4 zone forecast in just a bit. you guys wake marty the job of trying for this job. yeah. got a big story we're following this morning where police are

searching for a gunman after 2 women in a 4 year-old child were shot. >> in the middle of times square yesterday. police say the victims were innocent bystanders and are not related to each other either reporter maggie hickey is in new york city with the latest on the investigation. >> this is the person of interest. police want to question about the times square shooting. it was just before 05:00pm on a saturday night when times square was just beginning to see people returning to the crossroads of the world approaching the the world approaching the prepandemi 4 or 5 shots rang out on the corner of 45th street and 7th avenue and 3 innocent bystanders all female were caught in the crossfire. we have. >> they just do from numerous witnesses that a dispute occurred on the street involving at least 2 to 4 people. it is juring this dispute that at least one person pulls out a gun. this is early and that could change and it is jarring that pulling

out the gun and the gun fired at 3 individuals that were not involved in the initial dispute. >> what strucked among those hit by gunfire was a 4 year-old girl who was buying toys with her family shot in the leg. >> she can be seen with police officers carrying her in their arms and running to get her to an ambulance. >> a 23 year-old female tourists from rhode island in town to see the statue of liberty. also shot in the lake and a 43 year-old woman from new jersey shot in the foot. all 3 rushed to bellevue with non life threatening injuries. how many kids have to be shot before we take this seriously. we just had a one year-old. a homicide clear this week. >> how many more kids do we need to be shot before we realized that bad policies have consequences and we need action and we need policies regarding laws to have consequently police say no gun has yet been recovered. but 3 shell casings from a 25 caliber with found on west 45th street as the police

commissioner blamed bail reform and other policies for allowing criminals back out on the streets too quickly. >> he promised to make safety a top priority. we're going to continue to keep new yorkers safe. >> we to academy classes that just got out there hitting the street extremely eager to get out there keep new yorkers safe and it's going to be a great time coming back from cold. but we need help with some of these losses. no doubt. >> scientists say it's going to take a lot longer than expected to find out why 3 whales washed ashore in the bay area over the past several days and the latest was found tuesday may 4th at angel island on monday. may 3rd, another dead gray whale was found at the port of oakland and on april 27th, a gray whale was found at keele cove in temper on that. back in early april, another 5 dead whales were found kron on spoke with an or an allergy and the mala g collection expert at the california academy of sciences to find out why the cause of death for each of the whales is going to be taking longer than usual.

>> unfortunately with the 3 most recent one they stranded in locations that were inaccessible for a team from the marine mammal center at the california time and place where i work to work on the whale. typically if they're not in an area that we can get to them. we can't really do a full which is what an animal that we use could tell whether or not there's trauma due to ship strikes. >> well, scientists look closely at these photos and they believe that at least one of the whales may have died from malnutrition. >> take a look at this. some dramatic images of a rescue mission off the shore of pescadero state beach. 3 young men found themselves stranded on the rocks a few 100 yards from shore around 8 o'clock last night as the tide began to rise. as you can see, though, a coast guard helicopter was able to air one of them to safety. all 3 of the men are set to be okay.

>> well, coming up this morning, the a's and giants both in first place on this mother's day. but can they keep it going. we'll have the highlights next and all the latest bay area sports, including steph curry going off big time last night. we have all of that for you coming up.

>> good morning. welcome back. we're talking baseball as the a's with their 21st victory of the season yesterday, a 6, 3, win over tampa bay. they have

now the most wins in major league baseball. now yesterday's win and not exactly textbook. they'll take or at the coliseum first inning. seth brown goes deep deepest part of the ballpark. in fact, for first inning. home run gives the a's one. nothing lead start things off. and with that lead. how this in the second inning. it's austin. allen just called up this week. he goes yard to right field to nothing advantage for the a's on the mound was frankie who had his fastball going into the upper 90's throughout the game. he had 6 strikeouts in just 5 and a 3rd innings. he left the game in the 6th with a lead of 3 to 2. the bullpen did the job the rest of the way. but things got a little interesting in the 9th inning, the a's lead 6, 3, the rays loading the bases nobody out. lou trivino keeps it going, though, bob melvin showed faith and trivino paid off. got the outs. got the final out. for trevino. and montas improved his record to 4, 2,

now the a's win it 6 to 3. they can get a sweep today of the rays at the coliseum at 1 o'clock. noel. >> while the giants too, with a chance that sweeping the padres giants of taking the first 2 games so far against san diego and they're celebrating their 20th win of the season. these guys are on fire for starters they're hitting with power. brandon crawford in the second inning with a three-run bomb to right center. that's the 7th of the season for crawford and the fans would like it in the 5th brandon belt with his 7th of the season as well. here we go. how the solo shot put the giants out in front 41. and how about kevin gossman saturday was his 3rd start this season already against the padres. he started total of 19 innings and given up only 3 runs combined to san diego. just one run over 6 innings and he struck out 7 we saved the best for last austin

slater here in the 8th the longest home run by a giants player this season 456 feet to put finishing touches on the giants 7 to one victory against the padres in 33 games this season. the giants have hit 43 home runs very impressive. wow. sure is. hey, steph curry continues to impress as well. had another big night last night. kurri kurri with 11 3 pointers 49 total points and he played just 3 quarters. >> of the game last night. his teammates chipping in from the on the arc as well. a franchise record 27 3 pointers for the warriors and their big win against the thunder last night. kerry got off to a great start with 24 points in the 1st quarter. the dubs will run away with it. the final was one 36 to 97 and on the ice charts losing to colorado 5, 4, in overtime will be right back. going to keep firing.

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like those offshore winds maybe not as intense in terms of a drying impact today as they will be actually into tomorrow. looks which means that red flag warning on 14 may be extended in terms of the geography that we're seeing currently that's been issued live shot coming in from temper on. there's of the golden gate off towards the distance. we're looking pretty good in the foreground though. lots of sunshine here for you. look at when winds are kind of variable little bit, but they're going to favor the offshore flow pattern to key in the east bay later on today. now, as far as temperatures because of those winds were in thel60's for most of the geography. notice the coast. san francisco at 5955 for half moon bay and along the east bay shoreline the lower 60's but already warming up inland. so the east bay shoreline will be a little cooler today than yesterday. a very pleasant day on balance and we're actually seeing some of this cooling by the 24 hour. comparison. pretty much on target. as you can see in the inland locations. we'll do about 82 come 1 o'clock by 4 o'clock at 81 although in some

inland areas will be in the upper 80's. now, after all of this early next week. it looks like we're on our way to a bit of a heat spike from monday into tuesday. venturing of the lower 90's. we'll check your 4 zone forecast and that extended coming up in a bit martin. well, sounds great day. thanks a lot. well, me the city council held a special meeting to consider police reforms following the death of mario gonzalez. during that meeting. they discussed. if armed and uniformed officers should continue to be the default response to minor quality of life issues. >> they hope to implement a new plan to shift some 911, calls away from law enforcement mayor marilyn ezzy ashcraft says she's seeking alameda council approval to compile a list of agencies to handle minor complaints in the short term before developing a more far-reaching strategy that involve civilian responders accompanying police accessible alternatives to calling 911 for example, the city of berkeley recently began a grant funded pilot program.

>> that it to start using a separate phone number for residents to call if they observe someone had seeming to have a mental health crisis. >> the 26 year-old oakland man died last month in police custody and body cam video showed officers pinning mario gonzalez to the ground. the police department is being criticized for saying that he died of a medical emergency as the investigation continues. the sheriff's office is asking independent pathologist to review the autopsy results in order to ensure the trust of the public. >> the oakland police department could be getting more than 650 million dollars over the next 2 years. according to newly released city budget proposal from mayor libby schaff kron four's amanda hari talked to the president of the oakland police officers association to find out how those numbers compare to past years. >> the more than 650 million

dollars is about 18% of the city of oakland overall budget and the president of the police officers association tells me every bit of that is needed. >> we're struggling. and we're struggling and are. >> the need for open. police officers is still significant. >> given the level of violence. mayor libby shaft office says her proposed budget preserves core police services it gives the police department 325 million dollars in 2021 22. >> and 334 million dollars in 2022 23 i think the marist and she just a very difficult environment oakland police officers association president buried on land says this money is a start getting the department. what it needs, including more officers. donlon has been an officer for more than 2 decades. he's currently a sergeant. he says there are 709 oakland police officers a 5 year low and crime is on the rights. >> last year, more than a 100

murders. we're already closing in on 50 murders for the year. >> this year just saturday morning. 7 people were wounded in 4 shootings. this is video from lake merritt were 3 men and one woman were injured. oakland police are still looking for the people involved in addition to the money for police. 2.6 million will be used to create and ramp up a non police response unit that will go to people having a mental health crisis. >> we've been supportive of program all on on a daily bases. oakland police receive 2000 calls. >> donlin says this program would help lighten that load. if you're looking at a 100 150 calls. >> that no longer come to us and go this other group from my perspective. >> that's positive. this budget has to be reviewed and approved by the city council. i reached out to the council president and she hasn't gotten back to me yet. amanda hari kron 4 news and

breaking overnight in the south bay san jose. police are investigating a homicide this morning following a triple shooting last night. >> it happened just after 1030 on nor dale avenue now, so far we know that one man was killed, 2 others are suffering life threatening injuries. police have not yet released any information on a suspect nor a motive. we'll continue to follow this story and get more information for you in the newsroom. >> oakland police are investigating 5 shootings that happened in a matter of 6 hours. this weekend. those incidents left a total of 8 people injured. one of them was a shooting near lake merritt that left 4 people wounded. opd says a woman and 3 men were injured when shots rang out around 3.30 saturday morning on lake shore drive near lake merritt oakland police and crime stoppers are offering up to $20,000 for any information that leads to an arrest in each of the 4 earlier shootings. one man was wounded. the first happened at 8.48 friday night in the 1400 block of 89th avenue in east

oakland that was followed by a shooting at 12:30am, in the 2600 block of east 27th street near fruitvale avenue. then shots rang out at one 17 saturday morning near howell street in lower rockridge and then just after 03:00am another shooting was reported at 17th street and broadway downtown up to $5,000 is being offered for any information leading to arrests in any of those other cases. >> well, here in the bay area we're continuing to see more violent crimes being committed against asian americans. kron 4 reached out to the mayors of the 3 largest cities in the bay area to get their perspectives and to find out what they're doing to keep the asian community safe. kron four's haaziq madyun has that story. >> crimes against asian americans and pacific islanders are happening across the bay area. predominantly in the big cities. san francisco where among the victims was an 84 year-old man who died from injuries following this

unprovoked attack outside of his home in oakland among several crimes. a 75 year-old man who died from injuries he suffered during a robbery. and in san jose where an aging woman was recently. the victim of an attack at this transit station leaders speaking up and simply st. >> hate and discrimination are not tolerated and it doesn't feel good when. >> so many of brothers and sisters and asian community are under attack. the bay area is. >> our collective home. it's for everyone. >> in this virtual conversation with the mayors of san francisco. oakland and san jose question is. >> as mayor, what have you done to address crimes against members of the hpi community in your city. >> so one of the programs that we recently to street violence intervention program is a program that works in san francisco and been in existence for many, many years to address a lot of the gun violence in certain

communities. what we've done is expanded that program to include neighborhood that consists of a large population of asian seniors in particular chinatown street in other neighborhoods. >> you know, in san we believe in a carrot and stick approach. the steak is simple. if you commit hate crimes against any members of our community, asian american or anyone else. we'll be on you like a ton of bricks and. the care it is that we have a unique opportunity here in the bay area. the incredible diversity that we have here in this community to be the planet's most successful multicultural community. if we get this right. of course i'm working on the root causes of crime from everything with the oakland promise to get more kids to and through college tour guaranteed income demonstrations to really get to the root cause of poverty and the racial wealth gap. >> these are all pieces of a

holistic approach to community safety in the first 3 months of 2021 of the san francisco county da's office filed 5 hate crime charges in crimes against asian americans. >> there was a total of 3 hate crime charges filed the previous year in santa clara county. the district attorney filed 2 hate crime charges in 2021 and a total of to hate crime charges for the year 2020, the information on hate crime charges was not available. when i contacted the alameda county district attorney's office. so what do the 3 men as have to say on the subject of these crimes against the a p i community be motivated by hate. so clearly there is some level of a connection. we don't completely understand. >> but i do think we need to be cautious the truth is we don't know the motive. perpetrator unless we hear them say something or unless we see a clear pattern. and so in some cases days may simply be crimes and i have to acknowledge that many communities in oakland, not

just the asian american community. >> our feeling unsafe right now. >> all 3 of these bay area. say they want to see the wave of crimes against the a p i community come to. it is. haaziq kron 4 news. >> and we've got a warm day today and store for us. so we'll see those temperatures inland pop in the upper 80's. but a little heat spike wore down with the red flag warning will carry the day into early will carry the day into early next week. take a dignity. it demands a rapid covid test, because we all deserve an answer. it demands your heart stays connected to your doctor, so you know it's beating as it should. and a rapid test to help evaluate concussion, in case something were to happen. at abbott, we fight for these moments, developing life-changing technologies. because dignity demands it. ♪ ♪

>> 9.44. on this mother's day morning. hope you're enjoying your day out their mom. >> it's going to be a really, really beautiful and already is start start. yeah, exactly. dave sphar has got a little bit more detail. just how warm we're going to get and how long this warm weather is going to be last. and for us a day for a good morning, guys. good morning, everybody. you know, we're going to build on the warming part of the forecast. that's what not going to start to hit in the head. high gear until we get to early next week. so we got to deal with these offshore winds. first and looking at some of our models here. looks like it's going to be getting a little drier even into tomorrow. so that red flag warning might be extended right now. national weather service is really sticking with it for our area. we're going to get not just a bit. right now we have blue skies behind us. as you will see temperature check were in the lower 60's lining up the east bay shoreline for now, 75 already antioch got 60's. meanwhile, to the north bay 72 to check in for back to that map again, locations such as the east bay hills and the

east bay for now, that's to expire monday morning. but these trends continue. they may extend it. this is always organic. it can change solano county you're until 06:00pm. it's technically different forecast office the coverage you that's one of the reasons and the hills up in the north bay. as you will see this again until 06:00am tomorrow. little warm up for you, folks. 7073 by wednesday. so little bit of a melting trend that we're going to see it right here in the bay too, with a nice little heat spike coming our way getting into the 90's. but later on temperatures, cool and more cloud cover. hey, maybe some showers trying out trying to work in here. not going to be much if we do get anything in terms of what we collect. but it will be nice to just moisten up the lower atmosphere 72 san francisco, the target high today 65 daly city 59 for half moon bay. that's a hint near water a little bit cooler today upper 60's line up the peninsula bayside 73 foster city 78 for palo alto. we'll do about 79 santa clara 78 san jose 84 cupertino mid to upper

70's along the east bay shoreline tri valley. you're looking at lower 80's today. 84 for walnut creek 85 for concord. however, early next week. remember at about a good half dozen of that. that will be your high, then 76 for oakland 74 for berkeley, cool valais with 69 89 for fairfield shows you some of the bay in the waters influence today. it's a bigger player than it did from yesterday. 86 for napa and we'll do 86. also santa rosa lower 80's heading down south. so here comes that heat spike early next week at ascend to the lower 90's. we drop off for the rest of the week at some scattered clouds and they're getting into next weekend. temperatures retreat into the 70's and maybe might scrounge up a raindrop here or there. temperatures with the coast might venture into the lower 70's. but we're back to the 60's by midweek. >> it's something that i'm i'm very glad. thank you for somebody else because. pregnancy and delivery was so. >> easy for the lack of better

term, the most. all of kids to to pay that for somebody else. >> it's absolutely. about getting that baby into those parents, arms. >> for many women, pregnancy and becoming a mother can be pretty straightforward. but for many others, the process can be much more difficult or even impossible. thankfully these days. there are many other ways to make a family. and on this mother's day, we're getting the scoop on surrogacy. joining me now is brooke kimbro. she is the president and co-founder of roots surrogacy. it's an agency that actually connects people in the bay area and across the state to build their families through the process of surrogacy. brooke, you are actually a surrogate yourself several years ago. so was routes created after that personal experience. thano you so much for having me. >> it was so i wanted be able to impact another family. and for me it was really just

something that after having worked my own kids felt like. i wanted to be able to help somebody to experience love and family. and so i actually up the single gate got become attached to the first time 2000, 15. >> beautiful, beautiful. i know that there's so many. options for families. you know, there's adoption, there's in vitro in your opinion. why should people who might be struggling to have a family themselves. consider surrogacy. >> sure. the surrogacy is not for everybody, but it's definitely an alternative to family formation you can or if you to start to see the best route is to talk to doctor if you are a couple and you're struggling with surrey see, unfortunately 33% and 4 in infertility is female. 32% male 43%. noticed. so if you don't know why are you cannot remedy what's happened.

absolutely certain see to past it is connected really positive experience for everybody that's involved, including started and it >> i know that little clip that we showed a little bit earlier. that was the surrogate speaking. but i know that she and that family kind of created a little unit and there and they're still friends. i think that if the bond that it creates between these families. if you want. can be pretty special. >> you've got. so i still have that connection the it to father absolutely. depends on how people watch a bill that french over time. it's people on the video that you're looking at. yes from a friend's our kids, our and so has been a really lovely to to watch grow over time and i still, you people to contact father. she actually was going to be 6 this year. so at most 4 8. they sent me a text message that said thank you for letting and he explained

that. obviously they're having conversations about where she came from because he's a single gate added. so obviously she's wondering what kelly did i come out. is a very special moment and i felt very, grateful that i got to be a part of that. >> well, and i think that, you know, those questions are something that intended parents are going to have to expect, you know, to answer eventually, i know that the surrogacy process is is not cheap. it's it's an expensive process. but what else do the intended. parents need to be ready for if they do decide to go this route. >> 3 main components or 3 for professional services that can build a team together. so you're going to think about it agency that agency is going to be operational management of entire case from the very beginning when you're creating embryos all the way through the birth of your baby. and then there's the medical component where you will need to her with an ivf clinic are effective crawl adjust. the bay area is full of them. so there's tons of tons of resources available to erie a

parents and then the last piece is the legal for the higher and assisted reproductive technology attorney who will manage those 2 components. one is a legal agreement between the part in the survey and then what is the supporter in california which grants heritage actually makes it very different than adoption. each the circuit has no rights to be in california. and so the create that heritage in utero for the baby to the pact. so they're on the birth certificate as part one and part 2 >> well, and so i guess that's kind of a big component there. if you're thinking about becoming a surrogate knowing your rights and what you need to do. that's what you guys help them understand as well. right. >> absolutely so started to come into and especially the sort that we partner with us. they are looking to be full and somebody else's life. they want to have a positive experience what helps bring joy to the joys parenthood to other all of that. need to protect themselves to and make sure that we're following all

of guidelines and perkins and society of reproductive medicine but also that they're protected. so, sir, it's also have cycle over the contracts with them and make sure they understand each and yes, from agency perspective, we want everybody to be those informed and aware about what's happening at all stops so that everybody knows what to expect and so can figure ouc if this is the right place for them. >> well, on your web site there at route we're going to put that on our website. of course you have so much information for people who are interested in this potential h% path to creating their own family. so i know you're doing some wonderful work and you haven't gone through the process yourself. i know you being able to give that you know, advice is just really important for people embarking on this potentially. and yeah, i'm really glad you decided to come on here and share this process with us here on this mother's day. i really appreciate your time. >> thank you so much. thanks make course. we'll be right back. /q/q/q/q/q/q/q/q/q/q/q/q■ñ

>> well, happening today. the skystar observation wheel in golden gate park is offering perfect. mother's day. gift for free tickets for mom on mother's day and moms can redeem their free tickets in person just head on out to the park. be prepared, though, for a crowd right.

>> yes, exactly. be prepared for a crowd golden gate park is going to be pretty a pretty packed day. before we go, though, we do want to say again, a very, very happy mother's day to all of the moms and moms in our lives. you know, here at kron 4. yeah. this is this is the weekend crew and everybody was able to get a picture of themselves with their moms. and we're just so proud and happy >> we're able to spend and celebrate this mother's day with you. definitely. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron 4 morning news. i'm noelle bellow. marty gonzalez, have a great mother's day and we'll see you next

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