>> tea, a gunman, including thousands of rounds of ammo. plus, we're continuing to learn more about the 9 people killed in wednesday's tragedy. how loved ones are remembering the victims. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning, everybody. and thank you so much for joining us on the kron 00:00am morning news on marty gonzalez. it's saturday may 29th. no, but noelle bellow is off this morning. >> the long memorial day weekend is finally here and everyone is wondering about the weather. so let's start

things off by taking a look at the forecast with dave spahr hide a marty. good morning. and good morning, everybody. if it's a pool we've got the forecast for it because it's going to be roasting. we finish off this holiday weekend today kind of business as usual. >> not going to notice anything really afoot tomorrow. you'll start to feel protect the inner london and then by monday the gloves are off for just about everybody will be getting to all that coming up in a bit. first things first to show what things look like with the fog. this in the bay area and the cloud cover. hard to believe it's going to be such a hard a hot weekend. this fog, by the way, is going to return again tomorrow. there's a bit of that on shore flow. but for the heat officially it kicks in by monday. but i think you're going to feel the effects as early as tomorrow to keep the inland areas which you can see the inland areas of the east bay up to the north bay, all the coverage, the peninsula san francisco, south bay. technically not in this county. you have an excessive heat warning going on that just he's a visor excessive heat warning and that will be through tuesday. by the way, here's the fog in the progress that has had this

morning evaporates away and it looks like another dose is in store for us by tomorrow morning. as you can see. and again, the coverage areas right there spilling into the the valley of the bay. we've got lower 50's lighting up the east bay shoreline. for now, 58 for any off. but give this a little time in climb away. we go. we're actually trailing this morning that we were from 24 hours ago. there's the current winds a little on shore. the we see with our forecast clearing out the fog in the clouds by high noon. we're getting the 60's 70's by the early afternoon. but we're going to continue beyond that point. a look at your forecast near and far. coming up, marty. all right, dave, thanks a lot of us get to the news this morning we're learning more about the victims who were killed in the vta rail yard shooting, including this man, paul small and intimate vigil was held in his hometown of mountain house on friday night. >> mcgee is described as a very outgoing person who love being active and being outdoors. he also had a very close relationship with his parents. his father, leonard says his son paul was a wonderful dad to his 3

children. year began working at the vta in 2000, 2 has a bus operator trainee and then rose to the assistant superintendent position in service management. now his family is left questioning why? >> we have here today in the memory my brother. >> so >> that together we make knowledge and share both a joy in the gift that has lied to us. >> was a go-getter. >> well, the family is thankful for the support from the community and they've started a fund to support his family, including his 3 children. this morning. we also have these new pictures of michael rudometkin. he is

one of the 90 tia employees killed in wednesday's mass shooting. the 40 year-old started working with vta as a mechanic back in 2013 and eventually became an electro mechanic and overhead line worker. he was a lifelong friend of san jose councilmember raul per ounce. in a statement given the kron 4 is like gloria says, quote, i'm heartbroken that i will never hear another one of his bad jokes received one of his great bear hugs celebrate another joint birthday together or be able to give them a hard time about his terrible driving. mike and i had an amazing 19 years together full of adventures. it was not to. and this was not supposed to end this way. she goes on to say i will forever miss michael with being with my entire being and grieve this tragedy with our families, friends and community. wednesday's shooting is also affecting communities far beyond the bay area. the death of 49 year-old

timothy romo has reached his hometown of greenfield in monterey county. roma worked as the vta at the vta overhead line worker for 20 years. he lived in tracy but grew up in greenfield greenfield's mayor says the news stunned the community. >> like a bad dream that, you know, you want to wake up. but you know, you realize it's not so heartbreaking. just a senseless senseless act. >> of nonsense really. and the whole community of greenfield greens, you know, with the family. >> the mayor is planning a community vigil for greenfield in the near future. and while we remember the victims whose lives were taken. we're also learning more about the man responsible for the attack. the santa clara county sheriff's office revealing that sam cassidy had been planning the shooting spree for a long time. kron four's camila barco is live at the vta with more on this newly released evidence camila.

>> so marty, authorities have been investigating the gunman's home sense, though, morning of the shooting combing it for evidence and now we're learning more about what was found in the gunman's home. that is right behind me is boarded up, but here's a look of what was found inside. there was disturbing and extensive arsenal of weapons. a dozen guns 22,000 rounds of ammunition several cans of gasoline and molotov cocktails. all of that was found in cassidy's home. investigators also say there is evidence to suggest he purposely set his home on fire by putting ammunition in a pot on the stove and turning the burner on eventually and went up flames. now it took a couple of days for authorities to gather this information. officials say the house of horrors was a cluttered mess. >> that would describe it as possible porter situation. that is to be determined by

other exports. but at this time there are several items that obviously you can see from the exterior perimeter that is very cluttered and that neighboring area. the driveway. and so that extends throughout the house itself. and again was a challenge for took money for 3rd. >> the san jose bomb squad was deployed friday to investigate a suspicious device in the home. investigators later determined it was not threat. now, we also have learned about the shooter and his history with the federal government in 2016, he was detained by us customs officers after a trip to the philippines at that time. officials found him with books about terrorism. and writings expressing how much he hated the rail yard and his colleagues. now it turns out that information was never passed on to local authorities and the santa clara district attorney jeff ross and says that he was never notified about that information at that time. he also says he was he

doesn't know of a single agency in this area that was also notified about that information for austin says he wish he would have known marty. >> alright camila, thanks a lot for that live report from the south bay and on kron 4 dot com. we have a section with everything you need to know about wednesday's mass shooting. you can grab your phone and scanned. the skewer code that's on your screen right there. you'll find information, including how you can help the victims. families. and we'll be right back.

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with breaking news from overnight. san francisco firefighters battling this blaze in the bernal heights neighborhood. you're taking a look at video from the citizen app. the fire was burning on mission street just north of i 2.80 this morning. it's unclear whether it's a home or a business and no word yet on if anyone was injured. and in san francisco, a smash-and-grab in broad daylight. a woman was driving on fulton street friday along alamo square park when she saw 2 men breaking the windows of a dark colored suv with a getaway car standing by. she tried to block the man with her car and began taking pictures of the crime, but when they noticed or she says one of the men shattered the back and front windows of her car and then split sped off in a black newer model. four-door acura acura with a license plate number 7, l a p 7, 5, 0,

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and happening now. firefighters preparing for a potentially busy memorial day weekend. most of the east and north bay remain in the exceptional drought category, which is the driest and most concerning firefighters in contra, costa county say that they're seen conditions that they don't normally see until august and although the fire department is doing what it can to prepare. they also want the community to be ready as well. >> they are really in many ways the first first responder because they're the ones that right now can be up there doing things like upgrading their we. creating defensible space around their properties all of our fires, not just here in contra, costa but across the region. are virtually all caused by human activity. so that's the bad news. the good news is that they can also they can be corrected because of that. >> well, firefighters also say everyone should supervise barbecues and bonfires or avoid them entirely and they are just to always have a source of water or a fire extinguisher standing by nearby. david really is going

to feel august in the at the end of may isn't august. september time of marty, we used to get these spikes a little bit later in the season than this. you know, the unofficial start of summer. it's here and will be very official this weekend. >> you probably want to find out where the way you keep that. you beat the heat for sunday into monday because that's where you're going to need it. that's we're going to really peak. we're still dealing with the morning fog. looks like we'll do the same thing tomorrow. that's the good news. in particular talk about these fire concerns. that's kind like the wet rag a little bit on the ground just a little bit to start the day. we'll take it. but that's all the help we're going to get and certainly the temperatures are going to be climbing big time as well the golden gate as well. we can see some of the brightness off towards the east bay a little bit. so back to that excessive heat warning and heat advisory. the oranges cover, the advisory zone over the east bay hills. but make no mistake about it. i know the peninsula is not technically it in any of this, but it's going to be plenty warm. when you get down south santa clara valley. it's going to be pretty toasty as well.

and then as you can see, even up here to the north bay. the coastal areas. technically not in this and solano county. you have an excessive heat warning monday and tuesday. that's what the tuesday is up there for you, temperatures. now we're in the lower 50's lining up the east bay shoreline again, kind of a typical start mild. in fact, 60 going on in iraq. 48 santa rosa and we've got some 50's again down to the peninsula start things off. so when we get the daytime heating, we get the typical winds, the pot. these are all on shore. that's good. somewhat. usual. notice how much conversation we had 4 today and compared to tomorrow. not as active starting to be warmer happening inland. but that high is going to be turning things off a little bit as we don't get as much of an impact from that typical onshore flow and it's going to feel it, too. so it's going to be extra push on those temperatures going on tomorrow and then monday. look out for today we've got morning coastal fog and clouds mild 60's at the coast 70's bay 80's happening inland, not impossible. maybe for far inland area popping about 90, but 90's expected

for tomorrow. 100 for monday in all of this here, heat advisory for monday. but that excessive heat warning solano county. you're in that until tuesday next week. it's a hot start. very warm. still inland. so for a lot of the bay will happen is by tuesday. we're sliding real quickly back to somewhat close to average but well, inland, those temperatures are loing to hold well in the 90's and even upper 80's to the end of the week. we're turning cool. by the way, at the coast. so we'll return. actually the 60's by the end of the week. but we're going to pop again sunday, monday a little bit on tuesday. 61 san francisco 66 for oakland 73 san jose. she's just some oranges and yellows today. that's nothing compared to what's happening. we get blood red later, 84 santa rosa 82 antioch. 78 going on for concord. little bit of that cool breeze coming in helping out and along the peninsula. look at that lower 70's. that's almost pathetic. what we're going to have the 4 zone forecast for you. look at that extended coming up in a bit. marty be pulling out a red trails for tomorrow. thank

you, dave. well, developing news for you this morning. scott peterson is no longer facing another death sentence. he was convicted of murdering his pregnant wife lacey back in 2000, 5. but the state supreme court threw out the death sentence sentence against peterson last year because potential jurors were excluded. >> for saying they disagreed with the death penalty on friday. the stanislaw county district attorney's office said it will stop trying to reinstate the death penalty in this case, the dia says the decision was made after consulting with peterson's family. >> most of republican colleagues that to happen. backbone to stand up for what's is a dereliction of duty. >> an angry senator alex padilla slamming senate republicans for blocking an investigation into the january 6th attack on the capital saying that they feared the inquiry would hurt them politically. the bill had enough bipartisan support in the house, but it didn't clear the evenly split senate. our washington, dc correspondent jessi tenure has the latest.

>> good evening. this was a rare friday session for the senate, but the vote itself was really a foregone conclusion. democrats, though we're still hoping the republicans would at least have a discussion on the measure. >> shame on the republican party for trying to sweep the horrors of that day under the rug because they're afraid of donald trump. a stern rebuke from senate democratic leader chuck schumer after the gop shut down debate on a bipartisan commission. >> to investigate the january 6 attack on the u.s. capitol. this vote has made it official. donald trump's big lie has now fully enveloped the republican party, the final tally 54 to 35 fell short of the 60 yeas needed to proceed on the bill the motion is not agreed to 11 senators were absent all democrats present voted yes. and 6 republicans joined them. kansas senator roger marshal was not one of them. i just don't know what else we have

to look for except the one question i have is why and who stopped the the national guard troops from being here as president trump requested marshall argues the investigations and the department of justice and multiple congressional committees or not. but michigan democrat senator gary peters who sits on one of those committees says the commission would only complement their work. the brave law enforcement officers who stopped this attack. >> and every american who watched in real time as are free and fair. democratic process was attacked. they deserve answers and schumer made it clear friday's vote is not the end as majority leader. i reserve the right to force the senate to vote on the bill again. >> at the appropriate time. >> so schcmer didn't say exactly when that would happen. but if another vote fails again, democrats have vowed to move forward with their own investigation. but republicans argue the findings then would be partisan in washington. i'm jessi tenure.

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gonzalez. we're going to check out the weather forecast for the holiday weekend and you better get the sunscreen beginning tomorrow. >> there's far has all the details well, good morning morning. good morning. everybody. little bit this afternoon to all that we have that morning fog. we like this coming in because a shy of any rain, at least it kind of helps moisten up the ground level a little bit helps modestly. it's going to be back again for tomorrow. >> but hot, it will be this weekend in d no matter where you are, you're going to be filling this effect as early as tomorrow. by the way. but it will be with us to the early part of next week as well. live shot coming in from this fog that we're talking about here is downtown. there you can see kind of the buildings there. it will quickly mix out for most of the area, maybe along the coast, michael, some problem areas than early tonight by 9 o'clock. it's back again covering in most of the valley bowl, if you will not making it too far inland, which is somewhat typical. we do have those onshore winds. they will not be a strong tomorrow afternoon as today. so therefore they're cooling effects will be a parent. 53 going on for oakland. 60

antioch up to the north. they were looking at some 50's and 40's 55. meanwhile for san jose. again, that excessive heat advisory is in place over the east bay hills and up in the north bay solano county. that's a warning until tuesday monday for everybody else. and that will expire, although temperatures will be played a lofty before and after 63 your high noon at 2 o'clock. 72 yes, it's attended type of a warm. today. we expect a pretty mild day, in fact, and compared to what's coming our way. we'll have more on that in just a bit. marty, ok, jay. thank you. seen a couple minutes back to the news this morning, the bay area, of course, still struggling to come to terms. >> with this week's mass shooting. 9 people were killed in an act of senseless violence and with every passing day, we're learning a little bit more about the victims. 49 year-old alex fritch was rushed to the santa clara valley medical center wednesday morning. he was shot at the vta rail yard and unfortunately did not survive his injuries. he passed away late wednesday night

surrounded by his parents wife and children. we spoke to a neighbor who tells us alex was always kind. >> i know his routine of him when he comes home and when he leaves. and it was just kind of weird to not see him come home. working man. it's blue collar patriots. all i can say. >> other neighbors sharing their condolences for the french families losses. well, friends to say that he was an optimistic and passionate man described as a dreamer dedicated to his family. 35 year-old jose de jesus hernandez. the 3rd is described by his family has an amazing son brother and friend. they say he could repair just about anything and his father says jose loved boating and riding his motorcycle. he was also a master mechanic and even designed some of the tools being used at the vta light rail yard. he worked for the agency for almost 9 years. adrian was the youngest of the 9 vta employees murdered on

wednesday. the 29 year-old lived in gilroy. friends say that he was much loved by his community. >> he was just a great guy. he was always with his kids. he'll my mom up from time to time. help to move boxes and he just gave my mom a whole bunch of food because she's really sick right now. and i appreciated that from. so he's really compassionate guy. >> well by was a bus driver. he leaves behind his wife and young son. his wife describes him as kind, humble human being who could light up a room with his big smile and goofy jokes. she says his proudest moment was becoming a father to his son joseph. she also says adrian and his co-workers may have prevented more bloodshed by warning colleagues to take cover. there's a new study from the public public policy institute of california that shows that californians continue to favor stricter gun laws. the survey was conducted before the shooting in san jose. it says that half of the state's

residents are very concerned or somewhat concerned about the threat of a mass shooting. 66% of democrats and 44% of independents say they had at least some concern while 44% of republicans say they were not concerned about a mass shooting at all. when it comes to strengthening gun laws 60% of adults who were surveyed say that they should be stricter while 19% say they should be kept as they are 16% of those surveyed say that they should be less strict. california's attorney general is standing by. the state's gun laws. but says more can be done in the wake of the mass shooting in san jose kron four's ashley zavala sat down virtually with rob bonta to talk about what changes could come out of tragedy and a state gun law that he says every californian should know about. >> first and foremost attorney general rob bonta says his heart goes out to the victims. the first responders, the transit workers who've been through so much this year and

are now faced with this tragedy. but his office is now working to raise awareness around state gun laws while the facts of this case are still under review. he notes. there is potentially one already existing state law that could have possibly prevented the shooting. >> we need to also turn that that that pain, that sadness, that frustration and anger into action to make sure that we're doing everything possible to save lives and prevent additional gun violence tragedies from occurring in the future following the mass shooting in san jose, california. attorney general rob bonta says california's gun laws are working. we're making ourselves safer here in california because of our laws. we're not saving. every life it is still possible that given even given our our laws that. tragedies can strike as they have here. and that's a time for reflection. and we view to see what else can be done in the early reviews stages of the shooting says raising awareness of california's gun violence. restraining order law could be the first step. anyone who

could be a threat to themselves or others can have their guns taken away by court order, family, friends, co-workers neighbors who are concerned can start the process by going to the court directly or calling the police and be vigilant and be cognisant. >> up signs of danger. there were some signs here as we're learning a notebook that the shooter had prepared with some frustration and disappointment and anger about his workplace. it will be interesting to see if there are other signs along the way where an individual may have been able to take advantage of the gun violence restraining order to protect lives and save lives month. this is right now. lawmakers are reviewing the facts coming out of the case to see what else can be done to avoid such a horrific event. i'm wondering if there are non direct ways to address gun violence like, you know, behavior health in the workplace or. >> are addressing, you know, mental health issues more we can and so many ways do more. >> to remove the stigma around mental health provide more

support resources, programming services to address mental health in all its many forms, including at the in the workplace, including for folks who may turn to violence and use a firearm. let's make sure that take this moment reflect that thoughtfully move forward in ways that can make us safer as a state. >> bonta says his office, the california department of justice did send to bomb detecting dogs down to san jose to help with this investigation. he says his office is standing ready to help in any way possible in sacramento. ashley zavala kron 4 news. >> and coming up on the kron 00:00am morning news. if you plan to travel during the holiday weekend. you can expect a lot of company. we have all the details on that when we come back. good

morning. welcome back. a jury has found christian rivera guilty for the abduction and murder of mollie tibbetts, a bay area native. >> and iowa college student who vanished when she went out for a run back in 2018. her death became a hot button. political issue because her killer rivera came to the u.s. illegally from mexico as a teenager. prosecutors say that rivera stabbed tibbetts between 7.12 times and was angry because she had rejected him. tibbetts family did not want to speak. once the verdict was announced. but we did hear from one of the jurors. >> this is someone's life. and then you also putting a someone else's life. i'm trial. so it was very emotional once again. you kind

of put all those emotions aside to really have to take a look at all the evidence and stuff like that to kind of really make make the case in point. >> so rivera is now facing life in prison. he's scheduled to be sentenced in july. quick thinking from prisoners in southern california may have helped save several lives. security video that you see here shows 3 inmates suffering from possible overdoses on wednesday. it happened at a la county jail fellow inmates then raced in to grab nar can and administer it to 2 of the inmates who are unconscious a pilot program gave prisoners access to that drug. the department may later expand the program to other facilities as well. all 3 of the inmates are expected to be okay. and we're dealing with some fog going on this morning. keeping us a bit on the cool side. look at all the green for highs today. that's right. we're going to pop well into the 80's a bit. sure. >> but look out as the week progresses weekend progresses in your holiday. going to be

getting really toasty. your forecast is next

>> good morning. welcome back. hope you're enjoying the long holiday weekend. we're taking a live look at tahoe city this morning where it's just beautiful start to the day they're expecting a relatively balmy 72 degrees in the sierra

today. dave. and a lot of folks headed up there to enjoy the lake and it's going to be a warm 1, 2, by the way, i almost want to say just swimming trunks that made pushing it just a little bit, you know, it's going to be warming up there. even there to see you're not going to totally escape the heat, but it won't be quite as hot as here live shot coming in from san francisco. there we see the fog still pretty much entrenched. how are things going on at half moon bay again, the fog checking in here. we'll probably see that again tomorrow, although this is going to mix out pretty quickly. both today and tomorrow. speaking to tahoe. here's the warm up there looking at. how about that 80's by monday and tuesday at around 83 tuesday when it breaks down from our perspective of the coast in the bay, not so much inland. certain things just kind of delayed. but also calculating there, something that's kind of more quiet, melting snows filling up some of those rivers across the central valley. keep that in mind too lower. 50's lighting up the east bay shoreline for now in the aac reaches 6048 for santa rosa 54 from nevado san francisco about 50 with 55

down to san jose that excessive heat. while we got excessive heat advisory for the east bay north. but you can see not around the perimeter of the bay. but that will be for monday. in through tuesday, solano county. you have excessive heat warning. there and temperatures are going to be popping well over 100 going on and the inland valleys. here's how it looks like in terms of watching just all the weather patterns around us. there's thing happens on tuesday. some moisture spews on in here. by that point, the high will broken down. you're not going to fuel big drop in temperatures happening. well, inland, i mean, they're going to drop and i mean, they will stay pretty much in the 80's just about all week long. but some sense of, quote, normalcy will feel around the bay. and the coach says this first slam the kind of bring us back to reality a little bit here. and then as we venture forward, let's look at other system. interesting enough by about saturday tripp easing by using. we get more excited about this little shot of rain, but it looks like it's carrying any rain with it, which might get some coastal drizzle from all of that. that's a possibility. and

looks like another high try to build up as we get towards the end of next weekend. 4 zone forecast for saturday. repeat. this is just today. this is not tomorrow because tomorrow is a completely different day 61 going up or san francisco. we've got a lot of 50's covering here. the still bit cool, but those numbers will start moving later on 2, you'll see got the 60's lining up the bayside 69 burlingame foster city 68 lower 70's going on the southern end of the peninsula and whatever. as santa clara valley, we're coming in with the lower to middle 70's 73 for san jose 77 morgan hill 75 for cupertino. that's the east bay shoreline still in the 60's by the way, by monday, perhaps might see a 90 or so popular there. 75 livermore, tri valley. we're looking at 75 for walnut creek 78 for concord, 63 for berkeley. the late show with a cool 61 already getting into the 80's in the counties. you can see 76 for napa 81 sonoma and santa rosa about 84 with more 70's 80's mixture heading

down south. here is the damage here. 94 for sunday about happening in lynn 100, 100 still possible on tuesday for the inland valleys note how we still stay in the 80's inland. here's the brits ponce at the bay possible to see an 80 crack here there as you see on monday, we see some 60's 70's heading later on. and meanwhile, the coast, it will be back to the 60's later on in the memorial day is monday. i realize that marty. all right, dave, thanks a lot. well, just in time for the memorial day holiday weekend that good pass gate, india, 17 national park is now open for the summer season. >> mammoth lakes also opened up its lake basin on friday. so if you're planning the trip at any point this year. keep in mind there are several covid precautions still in place and they want to write remind everyone that reservations are still required to enter yosemite. so a lot of americans are boarding boarding planes for a quick getaway this memorial day weekend in fact, according

to aaa more than 37,000 americans are planning to travel this holiday weekend. that's up 60% compared to last year. kron four's, gayle ong reports despite the increase in travelers. a lot of travelers are not hesitating to get on a plane. >> i'm super excited. you know, i'm i'm really excited to get the weekend started really exciting because we've got a long weekend, though. very a little travelers. departing mineta san jose international airport are jetting up to somewhere warm. others are going to the happiest place on earth going to anaheim for disneyland. we're going to disneyland. so will be landing in ontario. >> very excited. i've been to disneyland since like 5 years ago. i can't even explain are really excited, actually the lower capacity is really exciting. bay area airports are starting to see prepandemic traffic. >> san francisco international airport was packed friday morning. according to hopper media sfo ranked the 9th busiest airport the friday before the memorial day

holiday weekend. travelers flying out of oakland international airport can expected to be busy. >> and to sup aiding roughly 130,000 passengers from thursday to monday. that's way up from last year during the pandemic with tsa screened about 22,000 passengers in oakland back in san jose airport officials are expecting about 58,000 travelers over the holiday period compared to 8700 during the same period last year and people are not hesitating to get on a plane would have been vaccinated already so but we're still taking cover cells. i feel like if you really prepared and. >> really vaccinated. be good. this travel returning home to the bay area had company on his flight from denver. it was full was back in in lot of people tell you lot of people. >> yeah. you feel safe. we've got my shot. plus always wear my mask. it's all good. >> and travelers flying this summer can expect semi normal skies airlines are reporting bookings have search. thanks

to covid-19 vaccinations in san jose. gayle ong kron 4 news. >> and if you're heading out for memorial day weekend calfire passing along some tips here so you don't accidentally sparked a wildfire while you're on the road. the agency says vehicle spark fires a one of the leading causes of wildfires here in california. so they say be very careful where you pull over also try to avoid stopping in areas with tall, grass or weeds because hot exhaust pipes can start fires. also make sure that nothing on your car is dragging on the pavement, especially the change that could be hanging off the trailers. cal fire. also since suggest that you carry a fire extinguisher in your car. also check your brakes. because warren breaks can cause a spark. and if you are hitting the road, you'll be paying higher prices at the pump memorial day weekend. gas prices are at the highest levels. in some 7 years. let's go ahead and take a look at the bad news. current bay area, gas prices sandra fell

topping the list with $4.35, a gallon in san francisco. the average prices for 33 a gallon and $4.25. and both oakland and san jose for a gallon of gas. these numbers are provided to us by triple a. now to the north bay this morning where health officials are investigating a cluster of covid-19 cases linked to our lady of loretto school in nevado. there have been 10 cases in and outside the school. warren county public health director doctor matt willis says most of the children were infected away from the school grounds. >> is a younger. these elementary school kids they are at lower risk of being infected the risk of infecting it is that the transmission that occurred within the school. setting seems to have been from adults, a child, not the other way around. in this particular setting. but when they're together and especially indoors if they're not covering their certainly. you know, they they might be less infectious. but it

doesn't mean they're not infectious at all. and young children can affect one another. they're in close proximity with official cover. >> well, most of the children affected were too young for vaccinations in children who may have been exposed are now learning virtually. and we'll be right back. a measure that

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now on kron 4 new photos show the arsenal of evidence found in the home at the vta gunman, including thousands of rounds of ammo. plus, we're continuing to learn more about the 9 people who were killed in wednesday's tragedy. how loved ones are remembering the victims. >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning news. >> good morning and thank you so much for joining us on the kron 00:00am morning news on marty gonzalez. it is saturday. may 29th. noelle bellow is off this morning. the long memorial day weekend is here and everyone, of course, wondering about the weather. so let's get started by taking a look at the forecast today sparked day hot back then ok, good morning, marty. good morning, today is actually kind of a mild day by comparison of all the 3 that we have. >> and we'll see temperatures pretty close to average and san francisco in places along the coast will be spared a little bit on sunday, however,

by sunday or monday, everybody is really going to feel this heat. that will be what firmly in place and in london will take a while to kind of a roadway live shot of what we've got going on right now. the golden gate bridge is still looking at some of that morning fog which will return again tomorrow and we do like some of this again is kind of a wet rag, if you will, over the topography to help it acts as a firey pelletier. a look at the excessive heat. we're talking about a heat advisory kicks in monday for the east bay east of the east bay hills and up to the north bay. the peninsula not in there. however, temperatures will be plenty hot tomorrow into the warning excessive heat warning. that's for solano county monday and tuesday in equation. now the fog that i mentioned this picks pretty quickly today. and then by this evening it does return pretty quickly by before 11 o'clock. and we're just kind of churning around to a few hours after sunrise on your sunday temperature check. we have a lot of 50's on the board fact mostly 60 going on for antioch. we'll see a nice warm-up happening into the late morning hours were trailing right now compared to yesterday again, we'll be catching up by this afternoon.

winds also kind of interesting, although there on shore both today, tomorrow they won't be as potent on sunday as today. so we'll get as much cooling relief sopo comparatively speaking 67 by high noon and 3 o'clock. 74 a lot of inland temperatures today will be sub 80, but that will not be the case on your sunday. more on that extended forecast in a bit. marty. all right, dave, thanks a lot of us get to the news this morning. we are learning more about the victims who were killed. >> at the vta real yard shooting, including this man, paul a small intimate vigil was held in his hometown of mountain house on friday night mcgee a described as a very outgoing person who love being active being outdoors and also we had a very close relationship with his parents. his father, leonard says his son paul was a wonderful dad to his 3 children. year began working at the vta in 2000, 2 has a bus operator trainee and he rose to the job of assistant superintendent in

service management. now his family is left questioning why? >> we gathered here today in the memory my brother. >> so >> that together we make knowledge and share both a joy in the gift that has lied to us. >> was a go-getter. can. so >> well, the family is thankful for the support from the community. in fact, they've started a fund to support his family, including his 3 children. this morning morning. we also have these new pictures of michael rudometkin. he is one of the 9 vta employees who were killed in wednesday's mass shooting. a 40 the 40 year-old started working with the as a mechanic back in 2013. he eventually

became an electro mechanic and overhead line worker. he was a lifelong friend of san jose city council member perales in a statement given the kron 4. his wife gloria, says, quote, i am heartbroken that i will never again hear one of his bad jokes received one of his great bear hugs celebrate another joint birthday together or be able to give them a hard time about his terrible driving. mike and i had 19 amazing years together full of adventures. wednesday's shooting is affecting communities far beyond the bay area. the death of 49 year-old timothy romo has reached his hometown of greenfield in monterey county roma worked at the vta is overhead line worker for 20 years. he lived in tracy in grew up in greenfield greenfield's mayor says the news stunned the community. >> like a bad dream that, you know, you want to wake up. but you know, you realize it's not so heartbreaking. just a senseless senseless act.

>> of nonsense really. and the whole community of green still. >> greens, you know, with the family. >> the mayor is planning a community vigil for greenfield. coming up soon. and while we remember the victims of those lies were who were taken we're also learning more about the man responsible for the attack. the santa clara county sheriff's office revealing that sam cassidy had been planning the shooting spree for a long time. kron four's camila barco is live at the gunman's home with more on newly released evidence camila. >> morning. marty, say authorities have been investigating the gunman's home since the morning of the shooting combing it for evidence and now we're learning about what was found in size. so here's a look. there was a disturbing end extensive arsenal of weapons a dozen guns 22,000 rounds of ammunition several cans of gasoline and molotov

cocktails. all of that found in cassidy's home, which has now been boarded up now, investigators also say there is evidence to suggest he purposely set his home on fire by putting ammunition in a pot on the stove and turning the burner on eventually and went up in flames. it took a couple of days for authorities to gather this information. officials say the house of horrors was a cluttered mess. >> that would describe it as possible porter situation. that is to be determined by other exports. but at this time there are several items that obviously you can see from next year. the that is very cluttered and that neighboring area. the driveway. and so that extends throughout the house itself. and again was a challenge for to >> the san jose bomb squad was deployed friday to investigate a suspicious device in the home. investigators determined it was not a threat. now, we also learned about the shooter and his history with the

federal government in 2016, he was detained by us customs officers after a trip to the philippines at that time. officials found him with books about terrorism and writings expressing how much he hated the rail yard and his colleagues. now it turns out none of that information was at passed on to local authorities here and santa clara district attorney jeff rosen says that. his office was not notified about that information back then. and he also says that he isn't aware of a single agency in this area that was also learned about that information. rosen tells us that he wished he would have no sooner. marty, back to you. >> alright camila, thanks a lot for live report from san jose on kron 4 dot com. we have a section with everything you need to knoj about wednesday's mass shooting. you can also grab your phone and scan. this qr cold this on your screen and you'll find more information including how you can help the victims. families and we'll be right back with more news after the break.

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san francisco firefighters battle this blaze in the bernal heights neighborhood. you're taking a look at video from the citizen app. the fire was burning on mission street just north of i 2.80. it's unclear this morning whether it was a home or a business. there's no word yet on just if anyone was injured. also in san francisco, a smash-and-grab in broad daylight. a woman was driving on fulton street friday along

alamo square park. she saw 2 men breaking the windows of a dark colored suv with a getaway car standing by. she trying to block the man using her car and then began taking pictures of the crime. but when they saw her, she says one of them in shattered the front and back windows of her own car. then sped off in a black newer model four-door acura with a license plate number of 7 l a p 7, 5, 0, dave, starting the day off with a fog and some coastal clouds at work here keeping temperatures suppressed in the 50's. we'll warm up well into the 70's. but even pop a few 80's here and there. >> and then after that look out, it's going to be a hot memorial day weekend for details on yorr forecast next.

>> happening now. firefighters are preparing for potentially busy memorial day weekend as this hot weather combined with exceptional drought conditions makes for a potentially dangerous combination. kron four's amanda hari reports from contra, costa county where officials there are urging everyone to stay alert and prepared. >> firefighters say the hillsides are much broader than they usually are this time of year. and if you look behind me, you can see exactly what that means, just how dry everything looks. and i have a bit of the vegetation from up there. and i want to illustrate just how dry this is. if i try to bend it, it just snaps right in half.

firefighters are worried about stuff like this catching fire and it's spreading quickly conditions are exceptionally dry and they have been for week after week after week there's really been no precipitation. >> for months now. steve hill with contra costa county fire says it's dry as it usually gets in july or august. >> but he says the fire department is prepared. they have a helicopter with aerial firefighting capabilities and specific fire control workers, but he says they're not the only ones that need to prepare. >> so we planned all year and we ask that our plan to protect help protect themselves as well. he says residents are the real first responders. they can prepare their property before a fire even begins. >> contra. costa county has a resident's guide to wildfires online. >> it details how to prepare your property. phil says awareness and prevention can make a big difference. it's all of our fires, not just here in contra, costa but

across the region. >> are virtually all caused by human activity. >> so that's the bad news. the good news is that they can also they can be prevented because of that. he says to always supervise activities like barbecues or bonfires. and to have a water source, an extinguisher available we ask that they be use extreme caution to prevent fires from occurring first place when that is impossible. we ask that they a report them to 911. immediately hill says he also expects a lot of people to be traveling for the holiday weekend. >> and that can cause its own issue. he says if people are dragging trailers and those have chains hanging from them. those chains could cause a spark on the ground and that could lead to a fire in contra costa county amanda hari kron 4 news. >> well, the fire danger is a real thing around the bay area right now and it's going to e% get even hotter tomorrow. days far as here to tell us more about the memorial day

forecast yeah, we're turning up the heat starting tomorrow morning. the only kind of solace with all of this is we will have the return of the fog a little bit tomorrow cpmorning. but that's cools us off overnight and if you're along the bay shoreline, at least you can open up the windows at night. you'll get some early sunday night as well but not as much as tonight. and beyond that point, though, it's going to be hot through all of this, too can escape that factor. so we do have, again, the fog in san francisco as we can see there, golden gate bridge checking in with fog as well. we'll see some light off towards the corner there. the sun rising over the east bay. but back to the excessive heat. it's going to be with us heat advisory inland areas in the east bay in the north bay. technically the peninsula peninsula. not in this in the santa clara valley. but it will be plenty hot anyway. and excessive heat warning for solano county that's monday and tuesday that will be extended a little bit there for you. we've got temperatures in the 50's everywhere except antioch at 62 at this hour. oh, yeah. the coastal be nice to escape to doing all of this. but a little warming up happening, then to will be back in the lower 70's making it feel

every bit like summer. so look at the onshore winds. they pick up a bit. this is typical. we get the inland heating rawls and the winds from the coast. okay. so tomorrow it should be really breezy going on with all of that. well, we have an avenue or afternoon breeze, but nothing greater dramatic with that. and it will be warmer as that high takes hold and really controls the atmosphere stopped the mixing process. so therefore you can get better heating happening inland because you don't have the interruption of winds as intense as we may see for today, mixing is the name of the game here. so the air just kind of stays there and you get into the sultry summer like days so break it all down to you today. today we got morning fog in clouds mild today. 60's coast 70's around the bay 80's happening in letters general rule. we start warming up tomorrow. now 90's already tomorrow. 100 monday. this will be all inland now heat advisory goes into effect. and then for next week it's a hot start. very warm in lynn remains for the whole week. however returning to

some cool conditions at the coast and around the bay. it will back off of the east bay shoreline my pop at 90 or so tomorrow or monday. but there will be retreating through the 80's 70's throughout the week. 61 san francisco 66 for oakland 73 san jose. look at these highs going on here today. it's almost a waste of compared to what's coming our way we'll love that. lot of this got 82 antioch today. 84 santa rosa napa. 76. that's it. 78 going on for nevado. we'll have closer inspection of the 4 zone forecast for saturday and then the extended forecast with the really hot stuff. coming up mark, ok, dave, thanks a lot. national news this morning. the white house released president biden's massive multi-trillion dollar proposed budget. the plan faces fierce opposition from republicans at it because it includes billions of dollars in new government spending and social programs. >> president calls them overdue investments. our washington, dc correspondent raquel martin has more on the details. >> friday, the white house and build president biden's proposed 6 trillion dollar

budget. the ambitious spending plan invests billions of new spending in child care, paid family leave and free community college and preschool. this time when we rebuild the middle class, you have to bring everybody along. president biden and this new investment in infrastructure and families will help working americans the time is it's what i on other with the white house economic council says the president's big plans are exactly what the american people want. a lot at this point on what americans think about it. and the vote coming up. we're people, a bipartisan but the president's proposal already faces fierce pushback from republicans here on capitol hill who say they're against another huge increase government spending nothing is free kansas republican senator roger marshall says more spending will bring more inflation impacts even more folks that are on the senior citizens on a fixed income and create a huge debt. the national republican

congressional committee says by 2024. >> the debt as a share of the economy would rise to its highest level in american history. i'm just not comfortable barring more and more money for my grandchildren. but the white house and says the country can't afford the spending if congress agrees to increase taxes on corporations and wealthy americans >> well, actually lower republicans are interested. that's off the table in washington. raquel martin. >> and still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news giants and a's fans are smiling this morning. kate rooney has all the highlights when we come back.

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good morning, everybody. welcome back to the kron 4 morning news hope you're enjoying your long holiday weekend. is going to get toasty around the bay area and then and in northern california. >> beginning tomorrow and in davao is looking ahead to the weather forecast. and i saw that in sacramento on monday. it's going to be a 108 degrees dob very possible yeah, it's going to be very, very toasty, central valley. you know, you got the high overhead. it's the summer drill and we're actually just getting morning was talk about we're kind of only getting a flavor of that. but you'll get a nice good chunk of that in the east bay

solano county, particularly included in that and even napa county. those are the usual suspects from our perspective, we have the morning fog checking in to date. that's nice and everything. here's a live shot coming in from walnut kind of froze on us, but you get the general idea there of at least as more solid sunshine at work. this fog. we have locally mixes out pretty quickly. however, it still does return tonight fairly early shortly. couple hours or an hour or 2 after sunset and this fog, you can see spilling into the east bay shoreline will kind of mixed around a little bit overnight and greet us tomorrow morning. meanwhile this afternoon we'll have those onshore winds will be the insulation from the big time heating happening for today. that is tomorrow we'll start feeling it much more temperature check. we're in the 50's over most of the geography still 62 going on for antioch and back to our statements here. we have a heat advisory covering the east bay north bay east, the east bay hills and then solano county got that excessive heat warning monday and tuesday. but it still will be plenty toasty starting tomorrow.

really 67 by high noon at 3 a lot of 73 that will probably be a decade better tomorrow. well, a bit. look at what your 4 zone forecast looks like for this saturday and the extended a bit morning. alright, dave, thanks a lot. let's get back to the news this morning. the bay area, of course, still struggling to come to terms with this week's mass shooting as 9 people were killed in an act of senseless violence and with every passing day we're learning more about the victims. 49 year-old alec fritch was rushed to the santacon, the santa clara valley medical center wednesday morning after having been shot at the rail yard. unfortunately, he did not survive his injuries. he passed away late wednesday night surrounded by his parents wife and children. we talked to a neighbor who tells us alex was always kind. >> i know his routine of him when he comes home and when he leaves. and it was just kind of weird to not see him come home. working man. it's a blue % collar patriots. all i can say. >> other neighbors sharing their condolences for the

fridge family. lot families losses. well, friends say that he was optimistic and passionate described as a dreamer who was dedicated to his family. 35 year-old jose de jesus hernandez is the 3rd is described by his family is an amazing son brother and friend and they say he could fix just about anything and his father says jose loved boating and riding his motorcycle. he was a master mechanic and even designed some of the tools that were being used on the vta light rail. he worked for the agency for almost 9 years. adrian was the youngest of the 9 vta employees who were murdered on wednesday. the 29 year-old lived in gilroy, friends say that he was much loved by his community. >> he was just a great guy. he was always with his kids. he'll my mom up from time to time. help to move boxes and he just gave my mom a whole bunch of food because she's really sick right now. and i appreciated that from. so he's really compassionate guy.

>> was a bus driver and he leaves behind his wife and young son. his wife describes him as a kind, humble human being who could light up a room with a big smile and goofy jokes. she says his proudest moment was becoming a father to his son joseph. she also says adrian and his co-workers may have prevented more bloodshed by warning colleagues to take cover. there is a new study from the pump public policy institute of california that shows the californians continue to favor stricter gun laws. the may survey was conducted before the shooting in san jose. it says that half the state's residents are very concerned or somewhat concerned about the threat of a mass shooting 6666% of democrats and 44% of independents said they have at least some concern while 44% of rob republicans say they were not concerned about a mass shooting at all. and when it comes to strengthening gun laws. 63 1% of adults surveyed say that they should be

stricter. 19% say they should be kept as they are 16% think they should be less strict. california's attorney general is standing by. the state's gun laws. but says more can be done in the wake of the mass shooting in san jose kron four's ashley zavala sat down virtually with rob bonta to talk about what changes could come out of this tragedy and the state gun law. he says every californian should know. >> first and foremost attorney general rob bonta says his heart goes out to the victims. the first responders, the transit workers who've been through so mucthis year and are now faced with this tragedy. but his office is now working to raise awareness around state gun laws while the facts of th case are still under review. he notes. there is potentially one already existing state law that could have possibly prevented the shooting. >> we need to also turn that that that pain, that sadness, that frustration and anger into action to make sure that we're doing everything

possible to save lives and prevent additional gun violence tragedies from occurring in the future following the mass shooting in san jose, california. attorney general rob bonta says california's gun laws are working. we're making ourselves safer here in california because of our laws. we're not saving. every life. it is still possible that given even given our our laws that. tragedies can strike as they have here and it's a time for reflection and we view to see what else can be done in the early reviews stages of the shooting says raising awareness of california's gun violence. restraining order law could be the first step. anyone who could be a threat to themselves or others can have their guns taken away by court order, family, friends, co-workers neighbors who are concerned can start the process by going to the court directly or calling the police and be vigilant and be cognisant. >> up signs of danger. there were some signs here as we're learning a notebook that the shooter had prepared with some frustration and disappointment

and anger about his workplace. it will be interesting to see if there are other signs along the way. where an individual may have been able to take advantage of the gun violence restraining order to protect lives and save lives month. this is right now. lawmakers are reviewing the facts coming out of the case to see what else can be done to avoid such a horrific event. i'm wondering if their non direct ways to address gun violence like, you know, behavior health in the workplace or. >> are addressing, you know, mental health issues more we can and so many ways do more. >> to remove the stigma around mental health provide more support resources, programming services to address mental health in all its many forms, including at the in the workplace, including for folks who may turn to violence and use a firearm. let's make sure that we take this moment reflect that thoughtfully move forward in ways that can make us safer as a state. >> bonta says his office, the california department of justice did send to bomb detecting dogs down to san jose to help with this

investigation. he says his office is standing ready to help in any way possible in sacramento. ashley zavala kron 4 news. >> and coming up on the kron 00:00am morning news. if you're planning to travel during the holiday weekend. you can expect a lot of company. we have all the details for you when we come back.

>> good morning. welcome back. of a black man who died while in police custody mental well died on march 3rd of last year. he reportedly told officers he couldn't breathe as they restrained him this week the state attorney general charged christopher burbank and matthew collins who are both white with second-degree murder. timothy rankin is charged with manslaughter. bail has been set at $100,000 each. southwest airlines is permanently banned the passenger a recently accused of attacking a flight attendant. you're taking a look at new video of the incident happened last sunday on a flight from sacramento to san diego. witnesses say the woman viviana peone has repeatedly refused to follow in flight safety instructions. she's accused of punching the flight attendant who lost 2 teeth in the attack. police escorted canyon is off the plane and she's now facing

assault charges. dave. all right. today is going to kind of more of a typical may like day that we have for us. but then watch out for the rest of the holiday weekend. temperatures are cold lineman big time. we'll have that extended and the 4 zone for your saturday. >> in just a bit. keep it here. at chewy, we know walks are made better with our furry friends.

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>> good morning. welcome back. let's take you up to the sierra for a beautiful view. this is from tahoe city and the marina there. they're expecting a high today of about 70 to 73 degrees should be just about perfect in the sierra. down here at it's going to be nice as well. but there's a big heat up on the way beginning tomorrow, dave's. here to tell us all about it a marty. and there will be a nice warm-up happening in tahoe along with us to we'll take quick nap at that forecast as well to start things off. we have the morning fog at the coast. >> there you have it. in half moon bay. people have the jackets on. that's expected. you'll need to do by monday. maybe not so much for morning walk or so as there will be looking at temperatures really climbing nicely. so that's half moon bay and the shot we have of sfo the fog that's in place, although we're hearing no reports of delays. we see some traffic going on here is united flights. by the way. okay. tahoe that we mentioned. look at this warm up more to talk about being in the lower 70's today 77 tomorrow. let's do monday. tuesday. 83. why

not only thing is the site. all this man. we're getting some mountain snow melting process here. so that's going want some more cold water into the rivers. 50's cover a lot of portion of the bay. in fact, even inland as we speak. 62 for antioch. so we really haven't seen temperatures move too much as of yet. now we might see a little bit more sparking of these numbers early in the day by tomorrow. we'll see how that comes together. meanwhile, the excessive heat situation oranges indicate the heat advisory. this is for, as you can see here for monday and the the excessive heat warning that's monday and tuesday for solano county thing is tomorrow. it could be plenty warm to start feeling all these affects by tomorrow breaks down. it looks like by tuesday. we'll still see some well inland heating here. but you're going to feel the effects of the coast around the bay banking down those temperatures a little bit. and there's another interruption that comes our way we talk about these as being fronts are an opportunity for rain, but they're just they're pretty dry, not bringing much. but by saturday. you can see this egg rolling on in for the

next weekend. we might see temperatures start popping in the wake of all of that. however, a check in your 4 zone forecast comes in like this 61 per san francisco. this is saturday. remember 50's cover the coast so kind of cool going on there. we will probably see the 50's until maybe tuesday. 62 san bruno 67 burning game heading down south only in the lower 70's. those are pretty much guaranteed to be about 90 or so by monday the santa clara valley middle 70's at work here. 75 cupertino san jose 7377 morgan hill matching that los gatos and the east bay shoreline upper 60's. again, my race to about 90 or so come monday, perhaps tri valley mid 70's 75 for walnut creek 78 for concord 66 richmond in 63 for berkeley at 61. we're looking at 81 for fairfield 78 for nap up and we'll do about 84 up there to santa rosa with more 70's 84 coming in. by the way, sandra fell. let's do it here. 94 tomorrow. one oh, one monday, tuesday, 100 and yes,

there's a reduction temperatures, but we stay in the 80's for the remainder of the week. the bay shoreline does respond pretty quickly into the 60's. you will see in staying somewhat cool at the coast after the heat event. marty. all right, dave, thanks a lot. well, if you're vaccinated and your california resident. you've been automatically entered to win up to one and a half million dollars. governor newsom announced this vaccine incentive program on thursday. now the next 2 million people to get fully vaccinated in california will get $50. virtual prepaid gift cards or grocery cards. >> as well as an entry into the drawing for those big cash prizes, at every resident at least partially vaccinated was automatically entered into the cash drawings. 10 people will be picked up in it to win the one and a half million dollars each on june. 15th 30 of them will be picked to win $50,000 each with drawings on june 4th and june 11th all of this comes as half of california's population is fully

vaccinated. the state hoping to drive that number up ahead of the june 15th scheduled full reopening of the state. well, the cdc is relax its guidelines for summer camps. the new rules say that vaccinated children do not need to wear masks while at camp adding that young cam campers who have yet to be vaccinated can usually go maskless outdoors. the new guidance comes as covid cases continue to fall here in the u.s. while vaccinations increase. now to the north bay this morning where health officials are investigating a cluster of covid-19 cases linked to the our lady of loretto school in novato. there have been 10 cases in an outside the school marin county public health director doctor matt willis says most of the children were infected away from the school grounds. >> is a younger. these elementary school kids they at lower risk of being infected and the risk of infecting it is that the transmission that

occurred within the school settings years and have been from adults, a child, not the other way around. in this particular setting when they're together and especially indoors if they're not covering their certainly. you know, they they might be less infectious. but it doesn't mean they're not infectious at all. and young children can affect one another. they're in close proximity to the official cover. >> well, most of the children infected are too young for vaccinations children who may have been been exposed at the school. we're now learning virtually. and just in time for the memorial day weekend that go past gate into yosemite national park is now open for the summer mammoth lakes also opened up its lake basin yesterday. so if you're planning a trip at any point this year. keep in mind there are still several covid precautions in place. also reservations are required to enter yosemite. many americans are planning a quick getaway this memorial day weekend. according to aaa, more than 37 million americans are planning to travel this

weekend and that's a 60% in could increase compared to last year. kron four's, gayle ong reports despite the increase in travelers. a lot of people are not hesitating to get on board a plane. >> i'm super excited. you know, i'm i'm really excited to get the weekend started really exciting because we've got a long weekend, though. very a little travelers. departing mineta san jose international airport are jetting off to somewhere, warm. others are going to the happiest place on earth going to anaheim for disneyland. we're going to disneyland. so will be landing in ontario. >> i didn't hear very excited. i've been to disneyland since like 5 years ago. i can't even explain are really excited, actually the lower capacity is really exciting. bay area airports are starting to see prepandemic traffic. >> san francisco international airport was packed friday morning. according to hopper media sfo ranked the 9th busiest airport the friday before the memorial day holiday weekend. travelers

flying out of oakland international airport can expected to be busy. >> and to sup aiding roughly 130,000 passengers from thursday to monday. that's way up from last year during the pandemic with tsa screened about 22,000 passengers in oakland back in san jose airport officials are expecting about 58,000 travelers over the holiday period compared to 8700 during the same period last year and people are not hesitating to get on a plane would have been vaccinated already so backed was still taking cover cells. i feel like if you really prepared and. >> really vaccinated. we'll be good. this travel returning home to the bay area had company on his flight from denver. it was full was back in in lot of people tell you lot of people. >> yeah. you feel safe. got my shot. plus always wear my mask. it's all good. >> and travelers flying this summer can expect semi normal skies airlines are reporting bookings have search. thanks

to covid-19 vaccinations in san jose. gayle ong kron 4 news. >> and we'll be right back with more news. stay with us.

well, i got to tell you, i'm a bit envious. what a great way to start the holiday weekend. his name is draw is a 12 year-old at asian elephants, who's living at the oregon zoo spent the day. a lot of us are going to be doing. swimming. he was also bobby's for some honeydew melons, which he apparently just lips. all right. well, happening today, 6 flags hurricane harbor in concord is fully opening to the public summit not going it's for the rest of us. all guests must wear masks as they enter the park and well in line for food and bathrooms. but of course you don't have to wear a mask when you get on the rides because it will get west. also in the east bay open city leaders fighting to keep the a's. the city is asking alameda county to vote on a new financing plan that would help cover the expenses. a building that waterfront ballpark the the county would benefit from the tax revenue generated generated by the supporters say if the enhanced by infrastructure, financing plan passes. it will not only keep the a's in oakland but

also create some 18 acres of parks and 3,000 housing units. the city's urging the county board of supervisors to vote on this issue by june 15th. also a measure that would allow legal sports betting at california casinos and horse racing tracks will be on the ballot next year. secretary of state is verified the 1 million signatures needed to qualify. analysts say legal sports betting would rake in about 1 billion dollars every year for the state card clubs that not qualify to host sports betting are opposed to the plan. they claim it would create a monopoly in the gaming industry. overseas. now a position to the tokyo olympics is intensifying as covid infections. they're still spreading. and that's putting a strain on japan's medical system. the prime minister has extended a state of emergency through june 28th the olympics begin in less than 2 months. but hundreds of thousands of japanese citizens are still demanding that they be canceled. local officials

still need to decide if any fans from other countries will be allowed to attend or any fans at all. so far, only about 6% of jan to japan's population is vaccinated. and still ahead, the next hour, the kron 4 morning news we continue to remember the 9 victims of the bt a rail yard shooting. we're going to hear from the wife and daughter of one of the 9 people killed. >> plus the fbi trying to piece together the timeline of the shooting to figure out a motive. also the disturbing new images from inside the shooter's home. we have a live report standing by. stay with us. we'll be right back.

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the younger you are, on kron 4 new photos show the arsenal of evidence found in the home of the vta gunmen, including thousands of rounds of ammunition. plus, we're continuing to learn more about the 9 people killed in wednesday's tragedy. how loved ones are remembering the victims. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 4 morning news at known. >> good morning, everybody. and thank you for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news on this long holiday weekend on marty gonzales. it's saturday may 29th noelle bellow is off this morning. the long memorial day weekend as i mentioned, is upon us and

everybody is wondering about the weather forecast. let's go ahead. get things started by a check of the forecast with dave sphar. hi, dave. marty, good morning. and good morning, everybody. going to be a hot one this weekend. we're going to roll flavor of those heat spikes that we get during the summer. >> this weekend called an early run for all of this. so the unofficial start of summer will feel very much like summer going on. we'll start with the morning fog as which we've been having. we're going to have that tomorrow as well. it's not going to us too much help during the afternoon. but the start things off a little bit. it will be cooler around the bay at least overnight. you can get a hold of that. this, of course, will be mixing up fairly quickly. but here's what the map looks like. your oranges are the heat advisory. that's for monday and then the excessive heat warning solano county monday and tuesday. it looks like officially the east bay shoreline santa clara ca a valley also to the peninsula, not in this, but it will be plenty warm in many spots there as well. here's what happens with the fog mixes up pretty quickly today and it switches back again. a few hours after sunset and will be with us throughout the overnight. we've got 50's on

the board still at this hour it's going to cure the fog 62 going on for any aac and we're actually trailing substantially behind yesterday's numbers. little bit of an onshore wind which will be more pronounced this afternoon, then it will be tomorrow. let's try about 70 by 1 o'clock by 4 o'clock 73 and it looks all but 9. but getting much hotter tomorrow and monday. look at your forecast coming up in a bit. morning. all right. dave seen a couple minutes. thank you. well, this morning we're learning more about the victims who were killed in the vta rail yard shooting that includes this man, paul >> a small intimate vigil was held in his hometowt of mountain house on friday night mcgee was described as a very outgoing person who loved being active and being outdoors. he also had a very close relationship with his parents. his father, leonard says his son paul was a wonderful dad to his 3 children. began working at the vta in 2000, 2 is a bus operator trainee and he rose to the assistant superintendent in service management. now his family is

left questioning why? >> we gathered here today in the memory my brother. >> so >> that together we make knowledge and share both a joy in the gift that has lied to us. >> was a go-getter. >> the families also thankful for support from the community and they've started a fund to support his family, including his 3 children. this morning. we also have these new pictures of michael rudometkin. he is one of the 9. the tia employees killed in wednesday's mass shooting. the 40 year-old started working with vta as a mechanic back in 2013. he eventually became an

electro mechanic, an overhead line worker. he was also a lifelong friend of san jose city council member raul perilous in a statement given to kron 4. his wife gloria, says, quote, i'm heartbroken that i will never hear another one of his bad jokes received one of his great bear hugs celebrate another joint birthday together or be able to give them a hard time about his terrible driving. mike and i had 19 amazing years together full of adventures. and as we remember the victims whose lives were taken also learning more about the man responsible for the attack. the santa clara county sheriff's office is revealing that sam cassidy had been planning the shooting spree for a long time. kron four's camila barco is live at the gunman's home with more on newly released evidence this morning camila. >> yeah, mardy, we're currently here outside the home of. cassidy and investigators have been combing through it. just it

get an idea as to why this happened. and we're taking a look at we're getting a little a better picpure as to what investigators found in side. now, here's a look. there was a disturbing and extensive arsenal of weapons. a dozen guns. 22,000 rounds of ammunition several cans of gasoline and molotov cocktails. all of that found inside cassidy's home. now, investigators also say there is evidence to suggest he purposely set his home on fire by putting ammunition. in a pot on the stove and turning the burner eventually it went up in flames. it took a couple of days for authorities to gather this information. and officials say the house, of course, was a cluttered mess. >> that would describe it as possible porter situation. that is to be determined by other exports. but at this time there are several items that obviously you can see from next year. remedy that is very cluttered and that neighboring area. the

driveway. and so that extends throughout the house itself. and again was a challenge for >> now the san jose bomb squad was deployed friday to investigate a suspicious device in the home and investigators determined it was not a threat, but we also have learned that the shooter had history with the federal government in 2016, he was detained by us customs officers after a trip to the philippines at that time. officials pound found him with books about terrorism and writings expressing how much he hated the rail yard and his colleagues. and it turns out none of that information was ever turned to a local authorities here and the santa clara district attorney jeff rosen says his office was not notified about any of that back then. and he also says that not a single agency in this area was also notified about that information program says he wished he would have him sooner. marty.

>> back to you. a lot of gaps there. camila. thanks a lot for that live report from san jose and on kron 4 dot com. we have a section with everything you need to know about wednesday's mass shooting. you can grab your phone and scanned the qr code that's on your screen there. you'll find information on how you can help the families victims. so the victims families as well. and we we're

back with news breaking from overnight. san francisco firefighters battling this blaze in the bernal heights

neighborhood overnight. this is video from the citizen app. the fire was burning on mission street just north of i 2.80. it's unclear whether it's a home or a business. no word just yet. if anyone was injured in that fire. also in san francisco, a smash-and-grab in broad daylight. a woman was driving on fulton street friday along alamo square park when she saw 2 men breaking the windows of a dark colored suv with the getaway car standing she did, trying to block the man with her car and began taking pictures of the crime. but when they saw her, she says one of them in shattered the front and back windows of her own car. then they sped off in a black newer model floored a four-door acura with a license plate number of 7 l a p 7, 5, 0, we also have developing news this morning. scott peterson is no longer facing another death sentence. he was convicted of murdering his pregnant wife lacey back in 2000, 5. but the state supreme court threw out the death

sentence against peterson last year because potential jurors were not were excluded for saying they disagreed with the death penalty on friday. the santas la county district attorney's office said it will stop trying to reinstate the death penalty in this case, the dia says the decision was made after they consulted with peterson's family. marty, the fog is starting to lift in spots. we're looking for high temperatures around 70 or temperatures coming in about 1 o'clock. 73 at 4. >> although inland. we may pop near about 80 today. boy really turn the heat on for sunday into monday. look at your forecast coming up in just a bit. so you went to ross and saved big on shoes? oh, yeah! and snagged “yes, please” brands at “no way” prices. hurry in for fresh styles for the whole fam... ...and say cheers to spring

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space around their properties all of our fires, not just here in contra, costa but across the region. are virtually all caused by human activity. so that's the bad news. the good news is that they can also they can be corrected because of that. >> well, firefighters remind everyone that we should supervise barbecues and bonfires or avoid them entirely and they're urging everyone to always have a source of water or a fire extinguisher standing by. speaking of which we're expecting temperatures to go way up around the bay area for the next couple days beginning tomorrow days far as here with all of that high day. marty, good morning. and good morning, everybody. with a drought situation coming our way here. this is about the best will muster this morning. fog kind of situation. it's typically are dry season anyway. >> but the fact that we're starting it off in such an exceptional phase there puts us kind of behind the 8 ball, the other thing to look out for as we get into the monsoon a little bit. you get some of those high level thunder showers that are drier than go through dry air. and then you

can sometimes spark off fires with all of that's a problem all over the west. we'll have to watch out for approaching the season. here's a live shot coming in from half moon bay. there you see kind overcast. the fog left over golden gate bridge has yet to clear, although we're seeing some clearing happening along the east bay shoreline. it looks like for tomorrow. rather monday and tuesday. we've got the success of heat to talk about the oranges are the heat advisory. this will be for monday. c appear to north bay over the east bay hills. technically the east bay shoreline not involved in will be plenty toasty, though, for you. solano county has excessive heat warning going on monday and tuesday. temperatures only in the 50's. it's green everywhere. any all coming in at 66 and upper 50's elsewhere know later today we'll have the onshore flow very typical with the inland heating the drone we're used to tomorrow that gets kind of shut down and it actually helps temperatures warm up because i'm not going get the interruption of an onshore wind even over the east bay

hills. so we won't see the winds as aggressively tomorrow. so i will provide as much of the cooling effect that you get kind of the physical feel from that but also it's not going to mix the air masses much allowing it read to warm up in place a bit more so. so here's how he put it all together today with the morning. coastal clouds and fog and everything mild. we've got 60's of the coast 70's bay 80's happening in land is the basic trend then for this weekend. this means tomorrow, 90's for sunday. 104 monday heat advisory on monday, by the way, sets of heat warning for tuesday, too. next week. it's a hot start. very warm in lynn remains for the whole week ahead. you're get some breaks happening. however, around the peninsula. east bay shoreline things will cool down as they will along the coast. but inland expected to be in the upper 80's even towards the end of the week. 61 san francisco 66 for oakland 73 for san jose. probably looking at some of the coolest day of this will be probably the coolest day. we're going to see maybe towards the end of next week. 82 for any off. we've got 78

per conquered up in the north bay 84 for santa rosa and 73 for san jose. coming up a little bit. of course, we'll be checking in to the 4 zone forecast and that extended. >> most of republican colleagues that to happen. backbone to stand up for what's is a dereliction of duty. >> that's an angry senator alex padilla slamming senate republicans for blocking an investigation into the january 6th attack on the capital saying that they feared the inquiry would hurt them politically. the bill had enough bipartisan support in the house but could not clear the evenly split senate. our washington, dc correspondent jessi tenure has the latest. >> this was a rare friday session for the senate, but the vote itself was really a foregone conclusion. democrats, though we're still hoping the republicans would at least have a discussion on the measure. >> shame on the republican party for trying to sweep the

horrors of that day under the rug because they're afraid of donald trump. a stern rebuke from senate democratic leader chuck schumer after the gop shut down debate on a bipartisan commission. >> to investigate the january 6 attack on the u.s. capitol. this vote has made it official. donald trump's big lie has now fully enveloped the republican party, the final tally 54 to 35 fell short of the 60 yeas needed to proceed on the bill the motion is not agreed to 11 senators were absent all democrats present voted yes, and 6 republicans joined them. kansas senator roger marshall was not one of them. i just don't know what else we have to look for except the one question i have is why and who stopped the national guard troops from being here. >> as president trump requested marshall argues the investigations and the department of justice and multiple congressional committees or not. but michigan democrat senator gary peters who sits on one of those committees says the

commission would only complement their work. the brave law enforcement officers who stopped this attack. >> and every american who watched in real time as are free and fair democratic process was attacked. they deserve answers and schumer made it clear friday's vote is not the end as majority leader. i reserve the right to force the senate to vote on the bill again. >> at the appropriate time. >> so didn't say exactly when that would happen. but if another vote fails again, democrats have vowed to move forward with their own investigation. but republicans argued the findings then would be partisan in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >> president biden released his first annual budget proposal at 6 trillion dollars it's the biggest one in history. but of all that money, only 300 billion dollars will be used for next year. the rest will be spent on programs that must be funded by law. that includes medicare, social security and interest on the national debt.

the budget incorporates 2 of the president's signature domestic proposals. first of all, the american families plan and the american jobs plan. they have not yet faced serious congressional debate. and ahead of the memorial day weekend. president biden spent part of friday thanking the troops for their service at langley air force base in virginia. the president was emotional as he remembered his late son beau who was a veteran and died 6 years ago this weekend. we spent a year in iraq. it was it was one of the great honors of his life to do it. when the bronze star, the conspicuous service moment. other words, like many of you have. but he never, ever talked about. remember we have an advantage to wait now says should be talking so much about college. >> president biden acknowledge the sacrifices made by those

in the armed forces and their families. the president also highlighted his recent decision to pull troops out of afghanistan later this year. mister biden will be spending most of the memorial day weekend at his home in delaware before visiting arlington national cemetery in virginia on monday. and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news giants and a's fans are smiling this morning. kron four's kate rooney has all the highlights when we come back.

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>> and now kron 4 sports brought to you by xfinity. >> let's check in on the a's first hosting the angels at the coliseum. this was a pitcher's duel through 5 innings. great stuff. >> and now kron 4 sports brought to you by xfinity. >> let's check in on the a's first hosting the angels at the coliseum. this was a pitcher's duel through 5 innings. great stuff from chi minh. i and shohei ohtani. tommy, though, starting to get tired in the 6, 2, runners on that wilson sends one deep to left and that sac fly would send elvis andrus home a's would take a one. nothing lead. we go on to the 7th inning. still a one-run game after each team scored a run 2 on for oakland's sean murphy's going to sneak one through and

that's enough to bring home mitch moreland. so that would be the final score. 3 to one a's. it is the 798 when a bob melvin's managing career with oakland tying him with tony la russa for most wins in the franchise. right. a rivalry game for san francisco, though it hasn't been much of a rivalry this season dodgers lead the series 4 games to none another edition and a late last night and man has this been a good one tied at 2 through the 8th. that's where they're scoreboard changes. but this game change because buster posey hit a three-run bomb to make it a 5, 2 giants lead. then in the bottom of the night. it was a 2 out 3 run homer for dodgers, austin barnes that tied up for l a we are still in extras here. bottom of the 10th and san francisco currently has and 8 to 5 lead pretty exciting times in l a all right. some nba playoffs, the warriors and it unfortunately. but you still got to see this one because we're really witnessing a superstar in the making brooklin boston two-game series lead for the nets. and it was all boston's jason tatum brooklyn led by as

many as 15 points early. but by the end of the first to see here tatum turning it on the steel in the 3 ball. they're part of a 10. nothing celtics run to end the 1st quarter brooklyn would make it close again in the final minutes. but there was no stopping tatum. final minute of the game. boston up 5 tatum. chris, the space pulls up and drains at one 25 1.19 celtics would be the final score. their first win in the series up 50 burger for tatum. well, we've already got 2 collegiate champs in the bay area. this year. stanford women's hoops and santa clara women soccer and now the usf men's golf team is competing in the nc double a championships for the first time ever. they've got some work to do, though, after the first round to the dogs are in 30th. that is the last place. and finally, steph curry is not the only bay area boller draining half-court shots in practice get a lot of christina nig way. you remember her from her days at cal women's hoops. she now plays for the dallas wings in the wnba doesn't play 10 minutes but she can share

good morning. welcome back. a joy. the mild spring weather today. and as long as you can because we're doing for a big change day. as far as their tell us all about it. i you know, the salsa still doesn't get here for a couple of weeks. but forget it's going to feel like summer. coming up this weekend. you got that right is still spring day. >> and then the big change will start happening tomorrow and with us into the early part of the week. first things

first, though, you know, we have a day like today. we start off a little bit in the way of some fog. and that's we'll take that. here's a live shot coming in from half moon bay. and this will be one of the places to hide from the heat. this holiday weekend. i'm sure quite busy will be. we do see the fog really mix out whatever we have in the next couple of hours, although with the coastal be kind of. recalcitrant dissolving by the middle of the night. you can see the fog redevelops. it will be around tomorrow morning again along the coastal kind of hover a bit. we do see a little bit of an onshore wind that won't testify a little bit this afternoon and they'll be some breezy conditions to be had. the big key issue here is they won't be as pronounced tomorrow's that won't let the the air mix south some of that heat 66 antioch 50's pretty much everybody else. that's for right now. and the success of heat watch. there advisory we have for a good chunk of the east bay and up to the north bay solano county. that's a warning fort on monday and into tuesday, 69 by 1 o'clock by 4 at 72 very

modest. the temperatures will be will be exploring some of those coming up in just a bit. in your 4 zone forecast. a look at the extended to marty, ok, dave seen a couple minutes. thank you. the deadly vta rail yard shooting in san jose that left 9 people dead has also left many people puzzled. >> the families of the victims are now left to wonder why police continue to investigate a motive. this morning. we want to remember those victim who those victims were and what they meant to their families and their community. kron four's phillipe djegal has more now on what we know about the night shooting victim to pass away. 49 year-old alex fritch. >> as 49 year-old. alex fritch was rushed to a local trauma center. wednesday morning suffering from gunshot wounds sustained at the vta light rail yard in san jose. a but he did not survive his injuries devastating. he died that night surrounded by his wife tara, his parents and their children in the hospital. his neighbor jake in

san jose says this is a difficult loss. he says alex was private but always kind is a stud. >> working man. it's a blue collar patriots. all i can say. says her husband was a substation maintainer loved ones say he enjoyed tiki crawls star wars and dirt bikes. >> jake says alex seem to like spending a lot of time outdoors stay would go on walks he like, you know, energetic guy. other neighbors shared their condolences for the fridge. family's loss. friends say he was optimistic and passionate described as a dreamer dedicated to his family. i just really hurts to see and, you know, no one deserves to be taken away, especially that of a man and a consensus shared by the community in san jose phillipe djegal all kron 4 news. wednesday's shooting is also affecting communities outside the media bay area. >> the death of 49 year-old timothy romo has reached his

hometown of greenfield in monterey county, kron four's maureen kelly has more. >> here's a picture of the 49 year-old posted on a go fund me page where he's called the beloved husband, father grandfather brother and friend who touched the lives of anyone who knew him through his big smile and endless jokes. it also says he leaves behind his wife annette 5 children and 2 grandchildren. >> some of them spoke at the vigil thursday night in san jose. my dad was the smartest and funniest man. i know. he was always the life of the party saw this man. >> that's a i know what i want to away from the danger he was my hero. my idol. everything i ever wanted to be and never leave home without giving your loved one. >> kiss goodbye. so was i've got.

>> romo worked at the vta has an overhead line worker for 20 years and while he made his home in tracy. he grew up in the central coast town of greenfield south east of salinas mayor lance walker says the news that a native son was lost in this senseless tragedy has stunned the community. it's a. >> like a bad dream that, you know, you want to wake up. but you know, you realize it's not so heartbreaking. just a senseless senseless act. >> of nonsense really. and the whole community of green still greens. you know, with the family he's hoping to organize a vigil in the town of greenfield to help the community. >> deal with this tragedy. maureen kelly kron, 4 news. >> adrian. but was the youngest of the 9 vta employees who were murdered on wednesday, kron four's rob fladeboe has reaction to his death from his home town of gilroy. >> at 29 years. of age. adrian

via. so was the youngest of the 9 vta employees murdered in wednesday's shooting rampage at the vta rail yard in san jose. he lived here in this quiet cul de sac in gilroy next door neighbors to chris burnett and his mother. he was just a great guy. he was always with his kids. >> he'll my mom up from time to time. help to move boxes. >> well, was a bus driver. he leaves behind a wife and young son. in a statement, his wife described him as a kind humble person who could light up a room with his big smile and goofy jokes. his proudest moment was becoming a father. it breaks my heart. she writes that he won't be able to watch him grow up, take him fishing or to his first football game. he was loved by so many people in his passing has clearly touched a nerve here in his neighborhood. >> also hits close to home because i'm a working on cars. and you know, some of the technicians are working. our shop have actually moved to beaty us some time ago. so, you know, there's there's temperature in the shop the other day that was, you know,

it was a you know, let's let's be nice to each other. >> in her statement biases wife said he and 2 coworkers may have prevented more bloodshed by warning others to take cover before they were gunned down after leaving a break room. camera, several other neighbors praise biases everyday heroism as an essential worker. but it was the little things remembered most by chris burnett and he just gave my mom a whole bunch of food because she's really sick right now. >> and i appreciated that from so he's really compassionate guy in gilroy. rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> 35 year-old has said the who hernandez the 3rd is described by his family is an amazing son brother and friend. they say he could repair just about anything. his father, retired bt a worker said his son worked with the gunman. sam cassidy on projects. but he wasn't aware of any problems that he had with his son or the other victims. kron four's michelle kingston has his story.

>> the family of jose de hernandez. the 3rd say he was loving and beautiful and lived his life passionately. they say he had a need for speed and loved riding his motorcycle in voting. he was a master mechanic can even design some of the tools that are used in the valley transportation authority light rail. he worked for the vta for almost 9 years. his ex-wife, sarah hernandez said he never stopped working and that his mind was just too brilliant to sit idle. when sarah found out that jose was one of the 9 victims of the mass shooting at the vta. she said she fell to her knees. she said her heart hurt for him, for his family and for all the things she never got to say the 2 of them met in 2005 married in 2009 and divorced just this past summer, she said no one is perfect, but that he was as close as you can get and that even though they are no longer married. they loved each other and that he was the best has been a woman could ask for a

man with a kind heart who loved everyone and pushed everyone to be better and do better. she said no one thought the day he accepted the job at the vta in 2000, 12 that he would take his last breath there. his family said he excelled at everything he did. but he excelled the most at being an amazing son brother and friend and that they will love and miss him forever. michelle kingston, kron 4 news. >> there is understandable pain and confusion for the family of 63 year-old lars lane lane had worked at vta since 1999 he worked as an electro mechanic and then became an overhead line worker. his one says that they were getting ready to celebrate lar 64th birthday this weekend. bjorlo has more. >> what edward lane that the phone call about a workplace shooting in san jose. he feared for his brother. no one had contact with lars lane to see reported to his job as a lineman at the valley transportation authority early wednesday morning i went to suffer 10 hours to find out.

>> he's alive or is dead. authorities say 8 people were killed in the shooting spree. families waiting all day for an update hoping the person they loved would be coming home. 8 people dead on the floor. >> i mean, if the new walk on the floor to find out if that my be happy to and that their fate explosives going off. i don't care. that's my brother on the floor. but with every passing hour, the painful reality sunk in the worst. i mean, don't assume that i can share sourced. i mean. >> you know, information helps your help to heal and help share, you know, you know, come to grips of what's happening. but waiting 1012, 1418 24 hours. the terrific. i mean, that's that. that's that's devastation. and about 12 hours later, the call finally came lars was on the list of people who died 3 days sharia the 64th birthday just doing his job back but go to work people shoot you up. >> it wasn't a gunshot and it was a person shot just horrific his family describing the father of 3 has a fun active family man who enjoyed

cycling and coaching youth sports. so it's one of those men that like to get and keep the community and work with the kids. >> so we need more people like happy with so much more life to live and love to give overall love you. and i'm sorry, had to go through this ordeal. it's horrible. >> in the early reviews stages of the mass shooting in san jose, california. attorneys general rob bonta says raising awareness of the state's gun violence. restraining order law could be the first step in preventing another shooting. the law reads this way. anyone who could be a threat to themselves or others can have their guns taken away by a court order. family. friends co-workers and neighbors who are concerned can begin the process by going directly to the court or by calling police. >> and be vigilant and be cognisant up signs of danger. there were some signs here as we're learning, i know book

that the shooter had prepared with some frustration and disappointment and anger about his workplace. >> attorney general bonta also says we need to provide more support resources and adds his office continues to stand ready to help in whatever way possible in the investigation. on kron 4 dot com. we have a section with everything that you need to know about wednesday's mass shooting so you can simply grab your phone and scanned the qr code that's on your screen right now. there's also a lot of information there on how you can help the victims. families as well. we'll be right back.

>> good morning. welcome back. we're taking a live look outside at kings beach at lake tahoe. this morning. still a bit early for a lot of folks to get out and sample. the shore and the lake's water temperature. but it's going to be packed later today. you can count on that and throughout the weekend as well. bring it back here to the bay area we're expecting a big heat up beginning tomorrow. days far as their tell us more about that a good morning morning. good morning, everybody. a little bit of breeze going on behind you there. we'll see some of that this afternoon to but less so going on for tomorrow as we see those temperatures really skyrocket live shot coming in from half moon. bay kind of overcast are right now. >> fog maybe a little fight. hard to fight off for today. but by tomorrow we'll see that lift off a little bit more so into the early afternoon hours and that's one of the places to cool down for this weekend. plenty hot. it will be sfo. no

delays happening this morning, even though it looks like we're shrouded in some fog. i saw some raindrops there on the camera lens a few hours ago. tahoe's reports in terms of whether we're up to 80 by monday, tuesday. let's try 83 away we go and that will be some more snow melting process for you. temperature check right now we're in the 50's over most of the real estate 66 for 57 this hour for san jose. the map again, as we talk about the oranges involving the heat advisory for good chunk of the bay going forward here to see breaks and things. we talked about this being up to monday. now, solano county have that excessive heat warning on tuesday as well. but things begin to break down by tuesday with an approaching front. the high pressure breaks down rain. no, unfortunately, then another one comes by on saturday next weekend that will probably break things down, but it looks like high pressure starting to build. after all that into next weekend. and that may mean another heat spell coming our way. alright 4 zone forecast today. very benign compared to what's coming. 61 san

francisco, the coast. we're going the middle to upper 50's here at 56 for half moon bay. meanwhile, we got the 60's along the bay side again, very, very modest compared to what's coming 72 for palo alto. 74 mountain view down in the south bay. we're checking into 73 san jose 77 going on for morgan hill. east bay shoreline to the south, upper 60's tri valley put us down for mid 70's getting up about 75 walnut creek 78 for concord. 66 san leandro richmond at 6661 vallejo there. we have some 80's out there up to solano county and 76 for napa sonoma about 8184 santa rosa, again, those numbers will be popping much more so by tomorrow, 7 day forecast. so here's the heat. spike 94 sunday one. oh, one monday. we'll keep it lingering into tuesday even though we do see it breaking down a little bit. 80's inland for the remainder of the week will do back to 60's along the east bay shoreline at the coast 60's as we top off and some lower 70's marty. all

right, dave, thanks, longwood. just in time for memorial day weekend. that good pass gate nal park. >> is now open for the summer season. mammoth lakes also opened up its lake basin yesterday. so if you're planning the trip at any point this year. keep in mind there are several covid precautions in place. also remember that reservations are required to enter yosemite. many americans are planning a quick getaway this memorial day weekend according aaa, more than 37 million americans are planning to travel and that's a big increase. 60% increase compared to last year. kron four's gayle ong reports that despite the increase in travelers passengers are not hesitating to get on a plane. >> i'm super excited. you know, i'm i'm really excited to get the weekend started really exciting because we've got a long weekend, though. very a little travelers. departing mineta san jose international airport are jetting off to somewhere, warm. others are going to the

happiest place on earth going to anaheim for disneyland. we're going to disneyland. so will be landing in ontario. >> i didn't hear very excited. i've been to disneyland since like 5 years ago. i can't even explain are really excited, actually the lower capacity is really exciting. bay area airports are starting to see prepandemic traffic. >> san francisco international airport was packed friday morning. according to hopper media sfo ranked the 9th busiest airport the friday before the memorial day holiday weekend. travelers flying out of oakland international airport can expected to be busy. >> and to sup aiding roughly 130,000 passengers from thursday to monday. that's way up from last year during the pandemic with tsa screened about 22,000 passengers in oakland back in san jose airport officials are expecting about 58,000 travelers over the holiday period compared to 8700 during the same period last year and people are not hesitating to get on a plane would have been

vaccinated already so backed was still taking cover cells. i feel like if you really prepared and. >> really vaccinated. we'll be good. this travel returning home to the bay area had company on his flight from denver. it was full was back in in lot of people tell you lot of people. >> yeah. you feel safe. got my shot. plus always wear my mask. it's all good. >> and travelers flying this summer can expect semi normal skies airlines are reporting bookings have search. thanks to covid-19 vaccinations in san jose. gayle ong kron 4 news. >> and if you're hitting the road, you'll be paying higher prices at the pump memorial day weekend. gas prices are at their highest level in 7 years. let's take a look at the current bay area. gas sandra fell north bay topping the list at $4.35. a gallon in san francisco. the average price is just under that for 33 a gallon and $4.25. a gallon in both oakland and san

jose. these are all prices that are provided to us by aaa. now to a troubling trend that's growing here in the bay area about 50 people have died from an accidental overdose this year in san francisco alone last year. the drug epidemic killed more people than covid-19 in the city. one woman in the east bay is worried that her son will be the next victim unless he gets desperately needed help kron four's ella sogomonian has more. >> my son's rock bottom. i know his death right now and i'm not really not willing to let him go there. livermore mother jackie berlin marched through san francisco streets to protest open air drug dealing that she says. >> could kill her son corey. he can overdose and die. that's my biggest fear right now. so i feel a great need to get. get him off the streets and get him into treatment as soon as possible because any. any kid could his next. it

could be the last time. and for many last year it was the last time in 2020, the san francisco chief medical examiner reports. >> drugs killed more than covid 712 people died from an accidental overdose, an overwhelming majority were white men between 3564 years old in the tenderloin district overseen by supervisor. matt haney. what too often happens is, is that their cycle in a now back out onto the street without care. >> i propose a number of laws including working with the fire department to make sure that. >> we do intervene that we do have a team that responds when somebodys overdosed and try to stop it from happening again. get them in the care and treatment or expanding number of people bets. i by hundreds as a result of mental out this at the berlin says her 31 year-old son got hooked on heroin. >> in the last year has deteriorated significantly because of fentanyl. >> and that it would take forcing him into an affordable rehab if their space available, she says as the law stands today, he would need to

make that decision himself and less conserved, which he like many who are severely addicted is incapable of doing fentanyl. >> doesn't work like that. >> he's going to need. >> in order to get also that he's going to need professional help. and some drugs to help him detox. he's not going to just walk in and say, ok, i want to bad. i want to get he needs to be compelled to that since january of this year. 262 more people were killed. >> 182 of them by fentanyl in san francisco, ella sogomonian kron 4 news. >> and yellow reports of berlin plans to take her protest to southern california for another does demonstration on venice beach on june 2nd. and we'll be right back.

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happening today, 6 flags hurricane harbor in concord is fully open to the public just in time for the memorial day weekend. now, keep this in mind. if you're going there, all guests must wear masks as they enter and also as they line up for food and bathrooms. but of course you don't have to wear a mask when you're on the rights. just a little bit envious. aren't we great way to start the holiday weekend. his name is samudra. he's a 12 year-old asian

elephant who is living at the oregon zoo and he spent the doing a lot. what we would getting in the water swimming around. he also is bob means for some honeydew melons that you see there as well. we're going to wrap things up. we have this beautiful view from 10 cam above the fog looking down to marine county just a reminder. don't forget to join us tomorrow at 07:00am bright an early end. tonight. kron 4 news. >> at 6 o'clock and 8 o'clock have yourself a great day. we'll see you again tomorrow and stay warm.

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