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slightly cooler temperatures tomorrow than today, but lots of sunshine on both days. so looking good on that front. there you have it. the golden gate just above the cloud deck. >> and as we look ahead into the later morning hours, you see that kind of evaporates mixes out well before noon. however, tomorrow, it's going to be a little bit more aggressive covering a little bit more territory spilling into the valleys. you can see it off there to try valley livermore valley. also up to kirchhaine a straight and again, that will mix out by the afternoon. now, what's going to change a bit is a little bit more in the way of a few little scattered clouds from a system dropping just towards our north. and that will drive some cooler temperatures for sunday, but still looks like a spring-like day to go on the board. right now. we have lots of 50's 62 for antioch. 54 for in a bottle. a cooler. 49 for half moon bay in the coastal numbers will be a bit on the cool side even today. 56 san jose. for contrast, though, we're ahead of where we were this time yesterday. except like coastal locations like half moon bay still trailing there winds, other fairly

calm, although we're expecting breezy conditions, particularly as we finish up the weekend a little bit breaking your day down. 75 by 11 at 2. we're looking at 86 yao some inland spots are going to be well in the business of the 80's. could have more of that coming up little bit later on. stephanie. >> our top story this morning. the warriors are moving on after beating the memphis grizzlies at the chase center tickets for the western conference finals. go on sale this weekend. kron four's camila barco is live at chase center with more reaction from last night's big game. camila. >> strphanie, what a game it was last night for the first time since 2019, the warriors are headed to the western conference finals. the warriors eliminated the memphis grizzlies with the one 10 to 96 win in game 6. and stephanie, they don't colleague game 6 clay for nothing because klay thompson

came to play. thompson has a special relationship with game 6 in the playoffs last night he scored 30 points with 8, 3, point is an amazing performance he put on after the last 2 years that he has injured. >> curry made 29 points and andrew wiggins pitched a teen. it was a close game majority of the night, but the warriors thrived in the last quarter ending the grizzlies season. the crowd was electric inside chase center and outside at thrive city. one fan tells me that he's optimistic the warriors will win it all. >> about like that. and like were called out like they're going to win the game going also the whole pretty likely. but that's i worry about this about >> it's a go at this. >> now associate head coach mike brown led the team at sea as coach steve kerr recovers from covid. the warriors have

secured their ticket to the western conference finals and golden state is the first team in either conference to make 6 appearances. >> in an 8 year span now, speaking of tickets at 10:00am today tickets for game one are available for season ticket holders at tomorrow. tickets will go on sale to the general public at 10 a m now 70 kerr could be back for game one of the western conference finals. game one will be on sunday. the 2 teams that play the dallas mavericks and the phoenix suns on they will play on sunday. whoever wins that game will determine whether the warriors have home court advantage. stephanie, back to you. exciting stuff there. camila, thank you so much for that live report. >> a san francisco tradition returns tomorrow. the bay to breakers race is back. thousands of people are expected to show up in colorful costumes for the 12 k run since 1912, more than 2 million people have completed this race. you're

taking a look at the map of the race route will put up right there. it starts on the east side of the city and moves along the panhandle and through golden gate park. it ends at the great highway along ocean beach. the finish line closes at 1 o'clock sunday afternoon and if you're driving into the want to avoid these areas because traffic is going to be heavy for a complete list of road closures. you can head to our website kron dot com kron 4 dot com. now to the latest on the covid-19 pandemic bay area. health officials are asking people to mask up indoors once again. the region now has the state's highest covid infection rates. kron four's. dan thorn takes a closer look at what's fueling the surge. >> it seemed like we were pretty much done with wearing masks across most of the bay area. covid cases were getting under control and high vaccination rates have kept more people from getting really sick. but now all of

the region's health officers are urging us to take precautions. the reality is that there's an awful lot of infection going on right now. uc berkeley, infectious disease expert doctor john swartzberg says >> the indoor mask recommendation by bay area. health leaders should be taken seriously contagious omicron subvariants have driven the region into the highest infection rates in the state. san francisco has reported the biggest uptick in cases as of friday. more than 60 people were hospitalized with covid compared to 19 a month ago in some parts of the bay area. infections are higher now than at the height of the delta variant. we have to >> recognize this is not a real safe time and we ought to be going back to doing those kind of things that will protect us and protect other people. bay area, health leaders are not requiring indoor masking. they're just strongly recommending their use at this time. >> experts say vaccines

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>> welcome back. time now for another check of the weather with meteorologist dave sparh. a day. >> hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and a little flavor of summer. we've got going on here for today. little change, though, as we get into early

next week. we're going to track back to more like the spring-like pattern. there it is. the fog checking in that cold bay waters. giving us that typical advection fog going on. so what we have going on as we get into tomorrow, well, looks like the weather hold pretty good for the bay to festivities. however, it will be a bit cooler and more fog took in the morning hours to kind of deal with this little system up towards our north rainmaker might get some coastal drizzle a little bit. but for the city, you know, they get a lot of that anyway, sometimes in the morning hours. so not that unusual 50's on the board for the most part. 66 for antioch, 50% rosa. 54 in a bottle. 52 san francisco watching forward with this to today. you know, busy a sunny day at all. then as we get to tonight tomorrow, here comes some scattered little pieces of drizzle going on. some cloud cover more fog and which negotiate with afternoon gets here. it clears out and back to the sunny weather. but actually the future, we're going to notice more. so we get a little pop of winds in the afternoon. typical inland heating. but tomorrow afternoon evening.

yeah, it looks like more bit in the way of involved winds, you know, into the 20's. we can see here those statements with this, but they potentially may issue something later on with that forecast calls for 70 today, san francisco, 77 for oakland, 84 san jose. these numbers won't be quite this lofty tomorrow, but across the wider bay scratching on the door of about 90 for antioch and conquered up to the north bay, 88 santa rosa. 86 for napa. and even along the east bay shoreline around 80 ish or so a little bit. we'll get more into the weeds on this in the 4 zone forecast and check into that extended where we take a pause before snapping back again. stephanie, looking forward to it. thank you. day. >> another big story we're following this morning. governor newsom is responding to the ongoing calls to do something about the freeway shootings in the bay area. he announced a pilot program to install a new camera network as kron four's terisa stasio explains. advocates are already applauding the news. >> we have very happy and very

excited because of cost. finally being asked to call chan is speaking on behalf of the world family. 23 month-old jasper. wu died in a drive-by shooting on 8.80 in oakland in november of 2021. there were no surveillance cameras on that stretch of the freeway. but that will soon change governor gavin newsom announced friday 200 closed circuit television cameras or cctv will soon be installed throughout the state to aid with the violent crimes occurring on california's freeways because they're close circuit and their high definition cameras. we should be able to detect the type of vehicle license number and the number of occupants in the vehicle and maybe even get a description of the inside that vehicle. alameda county sheriff greg ahern advocated for the network following at least 3 deadly freeway shootings in his county. >> including the murder of one of their recruits. david wind blew out a camera in that us

because depicted the suspect been a able to come up to a resolution for the family. >> i know there is a camera called investigation, but it was the high definition camera that the governor has a lot of u.s.. >> her and says, although the cameras similar to those along the highway 4 corridor can help with criminal investigations. the cameras are not there. despite on everyday motorists just this past week, a 7 year-old was shot on highway 8.80, in vacaville chance as such incidents only add to the roof family's pain, understanding that the suffer 8. >> but they are also on the families also suffering because of that, should fix so anything that can you know, this kind of is that happening on the freeway. you know, they have that happy about it. >> a caltrans spokesperson tells kron 4 news that they are now beginning to look into buying the cameras and hope to have the cameras in place sometime in the fall. terry says stasio kron 4 news.

>> activists say they've gathered more than 1 million signatures to put the living wage act on the november ballot. if passed, california's minimum wage would go up to $18 an hour. that change would be gradual with wages increasing by one buck each year starting next year. the petition apparently has more than enough signatures. roughly 600,000 were needed in the meantime, governor newsom's office said this week that the state minimum wage for all employers will likely rise to $15.50 an hour starting january. 1st. california's estimated budget surplus surged to more than 97 billion dollars after the state collected more in taxes than expected. governor newsom taking advantage of this moment as he seeks reelection in the fall, announcing plans to use the money to tackle the drought and help more people are more women get abortions. he said he also wants to fix the rising cost of food, gas and other goods because of

inflation. but some state financial experts say over time, big budget surpluses could mean big budget problems. that's because they can trigger of the state appropriations limit. so what does that mean? that's when each dollar over the limit equals $2 in required spending >> he's using budget gimmicks to skirt, began spending limit. that was designed to ensure that california government lives within its means and that is that's irresponsible. and we need to re evaluate our spending priorities and live within the means that californians want. >> the state legislative analyst said state leaders can address problems over time by either reducing taxes or asking voters to change the limit, which was set in 1979 newsom says he supports tax reform and asking voters to change the limit. meanwhile, state lawmakers have until june 15th to approve the state budget. still ahead on the

kron 4 morning news, a san leandro woman is violently attacked outside a safeway. >> we have her story right >> we have her story right after the break. ♪ pop it like it's hooooot. pop it like it's hot.♪ ♪ pop it like it's hot.♪ ♪ pop it like it's— pop my $6.49 classic and spicy 50/50 popcorn chicken combo. only at jack in the box.

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happened in the parking lot of a safeway store in san leandro kron four's haaziq mod-yoon spoke with the woman about what happened. >> i try cannot escape because he came into by the time he came in, he me of a case. you are listening to the voice of emily >> this photo was taken wednesday after she was hospitalized following a violent armed robbery in the parking lot of this safeway grocery store on washington avenue in san leandro. she says it happened at around 05:45pm as she was returning to a car after a bit of shopping. i spoke to her by phone. she describes what happened. >> she can into and try to find on me. and then he punched me one >> and then he tried to find angle on it. 2, he founded try to cap it in. can. you can you can see in need. let me give

me a kiss. pay 2 times. there is on-site security in this parking lot. but she says the guard was nowhere around when she was being attacked. though, by no on duty by to tend to. >> she says her injuries included a severely broken nose. here are photos of him really child during happier times. >> san leandro police investigators have a limited description of the suspect, according to the police report, he is described as a male, hispanic or pacific islander around 40 years of age with a heavy build and shoulder-length hair. >> police say the suspect got into an undescribed vehicle and left before officers arrived. june says the lingering trauma from the attack has shaken her sense of safety and public spaces and building scale can call right now. >> anyone with information about the incident or if you would like to find out how you can help him you're asked to contact san leandro. police has it you cry on for news? >> we hope a suspect is found

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that kick off this half hour with a look at the forecast. we have dave spahr in the weather center with the latest a day. a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and kind of the summertime day a little bit. we call may be a mild summer. like day is what we've got going on here the morning. fog checking in. as you can see, it's pretty much centric around the golden gate. bridge is not is a spreading deeply across the whole bay. that could be different story, though, tomorrow. but >> east bay shoreline all lit up, as you can see here with just some haze off towards the distance and thus the lie to start to fill up through the hills there, too. so upstream, we're going have kind of a weak system passing towards our north. it will bring in a thicker marine layer. so therefore, tomorrow morning for the festivities and so forth will get maybe some coastal drizzle going on a little bit around san francisco as well with some of that fog wind check for you kind of variable at this winds single digits to calm, although we expect a little bit of a pop in the afternoon. temperature check were in the 50's over most of the region. 49 chilly degrees there for half moon bay. but santa rosa,

not bad at 50 66 for any auc. and breaking your day down for you. 75 by 11 by 2. we're talking 86 bay to breakers tomorrow. it's called variable clouds, drizzle and maybe some fog thrown in there for good measure. a little bit of a wind clip expected with all that, too. and that mixes out, by the way, by the noon and afternoon hours for little bit of a cooler afternoon. coming up, we'll have your 4 zone forecast for you, stephanie. >> all right. thanks very much, dave. in the south bay, 3 family members in san jose have been charged in connection to the death of a 3 year-old girl. they're accused of killing the child in an exorcism like ritual kron four's. rob nesbitt has the latest details from this chilling investigation. >> police discovered the 3 year-old girl dead inside a parent church back in september. her mother told investigators that the family tried performing an exorcism on the girl because she was waking up in the middle of the night crying or screaming. what looks like a quiet san jose residents was operated as an apparent church and where

police say a 3 year-old girl named a rally was killed by her mother. >> claudia hernandez santo's ago, renee hernandez santo's and grandfather renee hernandez. we're comfortable in saying that. >> these 3 individuals are going to held be held accountable for the death of a 3 year-old child. the charges that are set before our child abuse resulting in a child death court documents. explain how the family attempt an exorcism type ritual on the 3 year-old. >> holding her down by the neck, torso and legs for nearly 12 hours attempting to make or vomit by sticking their fingers and hands down her throat. officer steve aponte says the trio waited 2 hours after really die to call police. there was a delay in time before officers and emergency personnel were contacted. >> the reason behind that is obviously part of the investigation. we're still trying to wonder why anybody would delay in calling first responders at any sign of illness in a child or illness or death of a child. claudia hernandez santos posted about her daughter's death on youtube for days before her january arrest.

>> saying, quote, if you weren't there, you don't know what happened. officer upon to explain friday why it took another 4 months for the victim's uncle and grandfather to be arrested and charged follow-up done by the full coroner's report which was released just very recently. this as of this week, i believe, was with later implicated. the 2 individuals that were arrested just 2 days ago. >> according to the full report by the coroner's office really is death was caused by suffocation and smothering in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> in the east bay, one of the men accused of killing kron 4 security guard kevin nishita was back in court friday. should he excuse me mitchell pleaded not guilty to in alameda county court. the 25 year-old is being charged for me. she does murder. was shot and killed last november in oakland. well, guarding one of our reporters. 2 other people are named as suspects in this case. hershel hale is behind bars and police are still looking for laron gilbert mitchell will be back in court june 15th. the oakland police

department is one step closer to finally ending nearly 2 decades of federal oversight. a judge ruled that the department can now enter a one-year probationary period. the oversight stems from a lawsuit filed in 2000 when 6 men in west oakland claimed they were falsely arrested on drug charges and assaulted in framed by police. the officers were found not guilty but a civil case led to a settlement requiring oakland police to improve the way it trains and disciplines officers. civil rights attorney john burris spoke with kron 4 last night and says he hopes the reforms will last. >> whatever we did, we want to make sure that was sustainable and that would last beyond the terms of the agreements of my point of view. it's important at last be on. when you hit that building period for senate buildup an important. but my way of thinking all this were to happen under this down to the years. it really was about generational change,

not suffered comforter. a lot progress had been made and that we've got. >> so far the oakland police department has completed 50 of the 51 tasks required by the settlement. in national news, president biden is urging law enforcement across the country to boost spending on public safety. he says billions of dollars from the 1.9 trillion dollar covid relief measure is available to invest in police departments. the president said that more money should be spent on public safety before the summer months, which typically sees a spike in violent crime. the relief package includes 350 billion dollars for police departments across the united states. >> we all agreed, as i've at from the outset that the answer is not to defund the police. the ,nswers to fund the police with the resources and training they need to protect our communities. >> the federal funding has helped law enforcement hire more police officers by body

cameras and cover overtime. supreme court justice sam alito made his first public remarks since the draft of a since the leak of a draft rather decision that would overturn roe v wade alito is the justice who wrote that draft. he spoke at the graduation for the antonin scalia law school at george mason university telling the students he was not going to discuss the matter. he says the court is working on cases as they near the end of their term next month, but did not expand any further if the court rules in accordance with the draft, more than 20 states are expected to ban abortions, it's still not known who leaked the document. happening today. there will be a rally in san francisco to march for reproductive justice, multiple bay area. community leaders and members and organizations will host this event. the march will meet between grove and hyde street near the san francisco civic center. it starts at 11:00am. coming up on the kron. 4 morning news. a

bay area firefighter is back home after lending a hand in ukraine. what he wants to share his story from overseas. >> and up next, get ready. concerts are coming back to levi's stadium this weekend. we show you how levis is preparing for its busiest concert season since the venue opened. you're a champion. you're not a quitter. quitters don't do what they're supposed to. champions do. and you're a star. and you shine. that's what you do. that's what you do every day. [inspirational music]

>> welcome back. concert season is back and better than ever at the levi's stadium in santa clara, the venue is opening its doors to greet 10's of thousands for the coldplay concert on sunday. well, that's pretty cool. the pandemic put a pause on concerts for 2 years. we all remember that the stadium is set to host the biggest concert season in the stadium's history with a total of 6 shows running through november. the san francisco forty-niners president also says that the upcoming season is a when for the entire community. >> what this means for us is not just the 50 or so 1000 people that will be in their sunday night. it also means the thousands of jobs that return to santa claire. it means hotels sold out restaurants, jam-packed the return of live events for all of us is a great thing.

>> well, last year, santa clara county city council members voted to allow the 10:00pm curfew on loud music to be extended on some occasions, the coldplay concert on sunday is one of them. chris martin and crew will be able to play until 11 o'clock. all right. now to bay area baseball. the giants are in st. louis visiting the cardinals in the 3rd inning. the giants take the lead on this 2 run double san francisco would go on to add. 5 more runs in the 8th inning and the giants win by a final of 8 to 2 it's their 6th straight win. the 2 teams play again this morning. first pitch is set for 11, 15 or meanwhile the a's. alright home taking on the angels. the angels took the lead in the 4th inning and never looked back. oakland loses by a final

of 2 to nothing. the 2 teams play again this afternoon. first pitch is set for one. 0, 7, at the coliseum. dave. >> all right. going to be kind of a warm day going on today temperatures up to the inland popping in the upper 80's might even scratch near about 90. we're going to take a pause. however, starting on sunday into the early part of the week, we'll be back to this kind of summer fest ish weather and that your 4 zone is coming up. kron 4 morning is coming up. kron 4 morning news continues. meet apartment 2a, 2b and 2c. is coming up. kron 4 morning news continues. 2a's monitoring his money with a simple text. like what you see abe? yes! 2b's covered with zero overdraft fees when he overdraws his account by fifty bucks or less. and 2c, well, she's not going to let a lost card get her stressed. am i right? that's right. that's because these neighbors all have chase. alerts that help check. tools that help protect. one bank that puts you in control. chase. make more of what's yours.

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>> san francisco's chinatown has any number of good restaurants this morning. we're taking a look at the famous house of man king. it's a family run business where the next generation is adding some spy. some unique spice kron four's. vicki liviakis takes a bite out of thing. cooking is a way of life for peter fang and his daughter. kathy, it's going up. my father's first restaurant house of nanking in san francisco was really my home away from home. >> kathy, pretty much grew up at the restaurant where she learned how to cook for herself. and that passion caught fire. and i want to kind of reinvent dishes that my dad has taught me. she's got a food blog and healthy eating youtube channel as well as a docu series on the back burner. >> and also here multiple.

came recently. also took time dole to try. >> although her folks discouraged her from going into the family biz. kathy opened up fang where the focus is updated. chinese food for me. i want to be able to share my heritage. i want to share my love for the food that i grew up eating. but i also don't want to forget that there are so many other baked beans that i've been exposed to, that i've been lucky to grow around and how i'm able to take all of that and fuse it with, you know, something that i have very close to my dad and daughter do like to compete. we're back in the kitchen with them. we'll have to see. if you approve of this. >> the dish mind and i are making conduit to name. >> peters is conventional with 1000 year-old a 2000 year. in major addition, i'm making a modern version. it is using

dale riclebron off. it's been fortified with and i had some secret stuff to it that, oh, well, my dad, i'm going to add a little crunch. >> that's going to go into my me. >> putting it putting a raw >> is stepping up and add some steam fish and it's time to dine. and dish. the result? thumbs up by both chefs. they and that could be the thing. family secret of healthy competition in the kitchen and mutual appreciation at the dining table. as you know, i from, you learning from you every single day. this is very to the father. now, the far to in san francisco, vicki liviakis.

>> well, now i'm hungry for it. bar is here with our weather forecast. any one of those dishes appeal lots that's one of other way. >> which we get some of the samples here that they can have the in the fridge. we can warm up any we're actually cooling off a little bit. if you're headed up that direction tomorrow at about 70 and dropping into the 60's going forward. those effects are going to feel here in the home front as well as fortunes change a little bit. we're still kind of some cloud cover in fog at the coast. and even for today, as warm as it will beep took the inland. that will be a bit cool at the coast and we have to get rid of some of this fog as well. it could be bit more aggressive tomorrow with kind of this lazy front in our backyards throw some cloud cover overnight. a bit some drizzle and so forth. but that's probably good news that happens tonight. not tomorrow night because that's when we have lunar eclipse tomorrow night. so we want to have clear skies for that. one temperature check for you right now. we've got 57 conquered. 66 antioch racing had their 54 livermore up to

the north. they've got 50% of rosa. 55 checking in for san francisco. futurecast for again. looks great today. now watch what happens as we get into tonight that marine layer thickens up. there's some drizzle popping up here. so tomorrow morning bay to breakers, it will be kind of that field. san francisco. you know, the fog may be a little bit of drizzle going on, but those folks don't care. they're set to rock and roll anyway. this will mix out as we get into the late morning hours. sure, the sun comes out and all that business, but it will be a bit cooler then today, but still very spring-like. it will feel pretty good on that front. also, the winds note that we have a little bit of a pop that happens this afternoon. you and then tomorrow, it's a bit more aggressive on that front and it will linger. it looks like all the way through the overnight hours. so there might be some statements for some of the higher elevations with this. but as of now, we haven't heard anything. longer-range. here's what happens. there's that weak front that just thickens up the marine layer, give something else for the atmosphere to play with. if you will. it's kind of cools off in the early part of the week. the latter portion of the week. we warm back up again. so yeah, the 70's

return, but the 80's will be back again. this looks very interesting as we get into the early part of next week of these. thanks to this for so long range forecast models look wonderful. long-range. and then sometimes that rain kind of falls apart. but something that's been posted. a note on that 70 going on for san francisco. still a little cool along the coast. there. a lot of 60. sometimes we see 70's at the coast with these heat pumps and so forth. lower 70's along the bay side here. 76 foster city already seeing some 80's encroaching on the peninsula. 82. so a palo alto, 81 for redwood city and in the south bay. most readings here in the mid 80's. 87 for morgan hill. but already got about 80 along the east bay shoreline, tri valley, upper 80's, 77 berkeley, 75 sonoma. 85 and 88 santa rosa. but i want to give you the seven-day forecast real quick. there's the drop just the dept back to the upper 70's and around 80 ish or so hoping for some rain into the following week. let's hope stepping. we're hoping. thanks, dave. >> a bay area firefighter with ties to ukraine is back home

after traveling across the world to help people affected by the russian invasion. kron four's amanda hari talk to him about his experience. >> i think cinematic is a really, really good way to put it because you can make. anything seem real. and when you go, there the real contra costa county firefighter yuri slack. >> took these photos when he won a volunteer relief mission to ukraine. >> less than a month to go to legitimate war zone. some people are still trying to live their normal lives. slack was born in the u.s. just 4 months after his family moved here from ukraine. he says both his older brothers were born in ukraine and he still has cousins who live there. many of his friends and extended family in ukraine say they never thought it would get this bad. it seems like knew that there is a potential threat that. >> no one could really imagine that something like that would happen as soon as the invasion began. and schleck saw photos

of buildings on fire. he knew he wanted to help. he joined a relief mission called task force joint guardian, put together by san diego firefighter eric hilly, go there and share the load. he says the task force members delivered equipment and helped local firefighters clearing buildings, recovering bodies and medically training. some of the ukrainian fire staff. this is video he took there. >> so you did a building first and second floor. all looking people trapped select tells me the group is planning another trip in july. >> he will be able to travel with them, but he's helping with their fundraising efforts to fund the first. >> amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> and we thank him enough. >> however, firefighters for their service will be right back.

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>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 4 morning news >> morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it is it just about 8 o'clock this morning and we have a lot to get to this morning for you. but let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning, dave. stephanie, good morning. and good morning, everybody. and off to a summer like day we are. but at the coast a little bit on the cool side there. we're going to keep it sub 70 going on. >> there's a shot of half moon bay still trying negotiate through some of these clouds that were fog and so forth, kind of aggressive or on the golden gate bridge. it was right around the dawn hour. this is what we see in a future cast for with the fog mixes out nicely today and not major issue. however, tomorrow overnight the fall comes back again. you see how aggressive it is spilling into some of those valleys in the east bay. so this will take a little longer to mix out tomorrow and temperatures a bit cooler. so

all the hallmarks of a thicker marine layer, colder temperature report for for sunday into early next week. there is on storm tracker 4. it's kind of a weak system in our backyard and fortune not bring us any me ningful rain. upper 50's for right now, though, very mild. 66 antioch, 62 for conquer. but even up in the north bay, santa rosa at 57. 56 for san francisco. contrast sake were some happen, doesn't degrees in some spots above where we were from yesterday, but trailing in places like half moon bay variable winds. for now, we expect an afternoon pop, however, and we'll get more to that in a bit. high temperatures today, upper 80's in those inland valleys. we'll have more on your forecast coming up in just a bit. >> our top story this morning. the worriers are moving on after beating the memphis grizzlies at the chase center tickets for the western conference finals. go on sale this weekend. kron 4 camila barco is live at chase center

with more reaction from last night's big game. camila. >> stephanie, it was a big game for the first time since 2019, the warriors will advance to the western conference finals. the warriors. >> eliminated the memphis grizzlies with a one 10 to 96 win in game 6. and stephanie, they don't call game 6 clay for nothing because klay thompson. >> came to play. thompson has a special relationship with lame 6 is in the playoffs. always putting on a performance last night. he scored 30 points with 8, 3 pointers. curry may 29 points and andrew wiggins pitch 18. it was a close game. a majority of the night. but the warriors, the rise in the last quarter ending the grizzlies season. associate head coach mike brown led the team as coach steve kerr recovers from covid. and here's what brown had to say about thompson. >> you know, you guys been

around here. well, now clay is with game 6 is. a time to step up tonight. he was fantastic to go in memphis. >> now the warriors have secured their ticket to the western conference finals. golden state is the first team in either conference to make 6 appearances in an 8 year span. as far as tickets at 10:00am today. tickets for game one are available for season ticket holders. tomorrow. tickets will go on sale for the general public at 10:00am. health care could be back for game one of the western conference finals. and stephanie, the warriors will either face the phoenix suns or the dallas mavericks in the 8 western conference finals. now, those 2 teams. >> play on sunday and whoever wins that game will determine whether the warriors have home court advantage game. one of the western conference finals starts on wednesday.

stephanie, back to you. really exciting stuff there. thank you so much, camila for that live report. a san francisco tradition returns tomorrow. the bay to break a bay to breakers race is back. >> thousands of people are expected to show up in colorful costumes for the 12 cave run since 1912, more than 2 million people have completed this race. and let's pull up a map there. that's a map of the race route. it starts on the east side of the city moves along the panhendle and through golden gate park. it ends at the great highway along ocean beach. the finish line closes at 1 o'clock sunday afternoon. and if you're driving into the city, you want to avoid these areas because traffic is traffic is expected to be heavy for a complete list of road closures. you can head to our web site kron 4 dot com. now to the latest on the covid-19 pandemic bay area. health officials are asking people to mask up indoors once again. the region now has the state's highest covid infection rates

kron four's. dan thorn takes a closer look at what is fueling the surge. >> it seemed like we were pretty much done with wearing masks across most of the bay area. covid cases were getting under control and high vaccination rates have kept more people from getting really sick. but now all of the region's health officers are urging us to take precautions. the reality is that there's an awful lot of infection going on right now. uc berkeley, infectious disease expert doctor john swartzberg says >> the indoor mask recommendation by bay area. health leaders should be taken seriously contagious omicron subvariants have driven the region into the highest infection rates in the state. san francisco has reported the biggest uptick in cases as of friday. more than 60 people were hospitalized with covid compared to 19 a month ago in some parts of the bay area. infections are higher now than at the height of the delta variant. we have to >> recognize this is not a

real safe time and we ought to be going back to doing those kind of things that will protect us and protect other people. bay area, health leaders are not requiring indoor masking. they're just strongly recommending their use at this time. >> experts say vaccines continue to be the best protection against the virus. there is, however, some positive news with this latest wave. one of the good things about this particular way, is a good thing about it is that number of people getting really sick and want to get to the hospital one. you're part of later. and tragically, some people don't. we're not seeing that is a big part of this way. reporting in san francisco, dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> developing news this morning. investigators say they found a key piece of evidence in the search for missing oakley woman. alexis cape police say this is her cell phone case designed by the 24 year-old herself, her family members and friends also confirmed this is gapes case. police believe the man

shown in this video threw away the case back on january. 26, that's the same day when gabe's family reported her missing at the bottom of the screen there you can see the man walking away from gabe's car on trenton street in oakley. these latest developments come a day after detectives searched the home of the missing woman's ex-boyfriend in antioch. that's where she was last seen a $10,000 reward is being offered for any information to help solve this case. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, governor newsom announces a new plan to try and prevent. >> freeway shootings. we break down his latest efforts to make the roads safer. and a 3 year-old allegedly dies at the hands of her own family. what the police are now saying about how her death was connected to an exorcism attempt.

>> welcome back. time now for another check of our weather with meteorologist dave spahr. good morning, david. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and some la marine layer checking and even today where we'll see temperatures kind of sore later today. >> but at the coast, we have some of that fog still hanging around. even at this late hour, this is half moon bay and it's going to be even more aggressive. it looks like for tomorrow which doing all of this usc say it's a kind of a weak front in our backyard. i say we because it's not going to be much of a rain producer at all. mike, a little bit of drizzle on this and the city

tomorrow for the bay to breakers. little bit kind of cool. san francisco like 50's on most of the board here, 60's poppins of here and there and about with 63 62 conquered 66 for antioch. but again, most readings are in the 50's now today. lots of sunshine, so and so forth. little bit of an afternoon breeze. it's interesting tonight and some again, some drizzle sprinkles. that's it clears out by the late morning hours in the afternoon, we will have a bit more of a breeze, though. and temperatures will be more subdued 70. it looks like for san francisco today. 77 for oakland and 84 checking in for san jose will call the sunny and warm kind of a flavor of mild summers, hyman phrasing it temperature check for you in the inland valleys. it's in the upper 80's near about 90, but even along the east bay shoreline were popping at about 80. so that's something we tend to do in the summer months quite a bit. so again, a mild summer, but it's a little cooler. looks like 62, half moon bay. 84 for san jose a little bit. we'll be checking into that 4 zone forecast and have that extended for you as well. keep

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years. according to new data from the cdc in california, lawmakers are making moves to address this issue by targeting gun makers. joining me to talk about this effort is assemblyman phil ting of san francisco. thank you so much for being with us here today. let's for help. and it's good to be here this morning. so, you know, we are close approaching the one-year mark of when the vta san jose really are shooting just a few weeks ago. we had the mass shooting in sacramento. so what goes through your mind when you hear about these incidents happening in our state? >> that the horrifying and remember hearing about ups shooting here in san francisco. there was that awful shooting in san bernardino and every every morning when you hear these shootings happened, you think when is enough enough to when are we going to have some common sense around gun violence? right? you've introduced the firearms accountability act that ab 1, 5, 9, 4, >> walk us through that and why you're going after gun makers. well, this is a law that new york passed last year and has been tested to be tested through the court

system. we really believe that this is constitutionally sound. what it says is that gun owners, gun distributors, gun shops should have liability. if whatever reason they're not following state law and what it allows is gun victims as well as large cities to go soon. these manufacturers and distributors and if for whatever reason they're being negligent. >> and are there certain standards that you're also holding a gunmaker to like? what does it mean for them to be negligent? >> well, just like any any company. so if you're if you drive a car or you buy a toy, if there's some sort of next negligence, you you as a consumer can go sue. that company. the only company you can sue is a gun manufacturer, which is kind of shocking to think in this country. we have so many rights as consumers. we have rights to buy a product that we can hold these industry accountable and we can hold him accountable for all the violence that they cause on our so what is your response to critics who say, well, why go after?

>> well, why not go after the individual firearm owners instead of going after the company's? this is just creating an even playing field. every company in this country has to be responsible for the products that they sell. and this is just putting gun manufacturers on the same playing field as every other company in america. what is your? well, let backtrack here. you know what is where is the bill in the legislative process right now? >> the bills in the very it starts in the assembly, which is my house. and then if he goes through the assembly will go to the senate and we need to get to the governor's desk by the end of august. >> and how confident you are you governor newsom is going to sign this in and make it an well, i'm very hopeful. we'll be right to press conference in san diego where he touted this bill as well as a number of other bills. he's been focused on gun violence ever since he was mayor here in san francisco. imagine he'll continue to be very support it. and what is your message to victims of gun violence? well, that you can now take matters into your own hands? i

think so many victims. we had someone testify who was the victim at a childcare back and back 20 years ago. in the census is see she had this lawsuit that was going through the process that because the federal government passed a law, she was unable to pursue it. so this is putting the power back in the victims, hands. >> and in our last bit of remaining time here, you also chair of the assembly budget committee of the state of california is expecting a record surplus. 97 billion dollars. how would you like to see that funding used? >> well, i think this is really an opportunity to plan for the long term. we really are beneficiaries of rpsignificant infrastructure investments, whether its roads, whether it's higher education buildings. i think really this is really good time to pay for deferred maintenance, build buildings, build roads, really help our state infrastructure for the long run. very good. >> well, that san francisco assemblyman, phil ting, thank you so much for being here and for your time. thank stephanie. appreciate being here. we'll be right back.

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terisa stasio explains. advocates are already applauding this news. >> we have very happy and very excited because of cost. finally answer. karl chan is speaking on behalf of the world family. 23 month-old jasper. wu died in a drive-by shooting on 8.80, in oakland in november of 2021. there were no surveillance cameras on that stretch of the freeway. but that will soon change governor gavin newsom announced friday 200 closed circuit television cameras or cctv will soon be installed throughout the state to aid with the violent crimes occurring on california's freeways because they're closer it and they're high-definition cameras. we should be able to detect the type of vehicle license number and the number of occupants in the vehicle and maybe even get a description of the inside that vehicle. alameda county sheriff greg ahern advocated for the network following at least 3 deadly freeway shootings in his county. >> including the murder of one

of their recruits. david, the camera in that us because depicted the suspect in the able to come up to a resolution for the family. >> i know there is a camera called investigation, but it was the high definition camera that the governor has a lot of u.s.. >> her and says, although the cameras similar to those along the highway 4 corridor can help with criminal investigations. the cameras are not there. despite on everyday motorists just this past week, a 7 year-old was shot on highway 8.80, in vacaville chance as such incidents only add to the roof family's pain, understanding that the suffer 8. >> but they the families also suffering because of that, so anything that can you know, this kind of is that happening on the freeway. you know, they have that happy about it. >> a caltrans spokesperson tells kron 4 news that they are now beginning to look into buying the cameras and hope to

have the cameras in place sometime in the fall. terry says stasio kron 4 news. >> activists say they've gathered more than 1 million signatures to put the living wage act on the november ballot. if passed, california's minimum wage would go up to $18 an hour. that change, though, would be gradual with wages increasing by one dollar each year starting next year. the petition apparently has more than enough signatures. roughly 600,000 were needed. in the meantime, governor newsom's office said this week the state minimum wage will likely rise to $15 and $0.15 an hour starting january first. so check your face. that says california's estimated budget surplus surged to more than 97 billion dollars. as you just learn. we're speaking with assemblyman phil ting earlier. this comes after the state collected more in taxes than expected. governor newsom taking advantage of the moment as he seeks reelection in the fall announcing plans to use

the money to tackle the drought and help more women get abortions. he said he also wants to fix the rising cost of food, gas and other goods because of inflation. but some critics say over time, big budget surpluses could mean big budget problems. that's because they can trigger of the state appropriations limit. and that's when each dollar over the limit equals $2 in required spending. >> he's using budget gimmicks to skirt, began spending limit. that was designed to ensure that california government lives within its means and that is that's irresponsible. and we need to re evaluate our spending priorities and live within the means that californians want. >> the state now analyst said state leaders can address problems over time by either reducing taxes or asking voters to change the limit, which was set in 1979 newsom says he supports tax reform and asking voters to change that appropriations limit.

meanwhile, state lawmakers have until june 15th to approve the state budget. illegal dumping problem is causing a big stink. and one santa clara neighborhood, one resident says he can hardly walk outside of his home on karen drive without stepping on trash. just look at all that junk. this is near homestead road and los padres boulevard. the residents, as for the last 2 days, trucks have been pulling up and dumping whatever they can outside of his home. and not only that, he says this big pile of garbage is also attracting some attracting some unwanted guests. >> mister diving until like 02:03am. it's what happened last night of the things that you may see in the picture outside the beat on to we're not selling any that away. some of those that driving with a pickup truck and just dumping it. i'm leaving. that's on top of this is supposed to work. >> the garbage near his home is supposed to be picked up on monday. and hopefully that actually happens. taste.

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flavor of ce of a saturday. some are coming in here now. we still have these clouds and fog a little bit hanging around half moon bay. >> that will mix out, but it could be a little bit more aggressive tomorrow. and even today those temperatures will be a little bit more subdued. >> we tend to see in the summer months it's on. the other was about see probably the 70's, keep it the 60's. there are a little bit of a breeze to use a little chilly at the coast, but everybody else is warming up nicely upstream here. there's that weak front in our backyard. that will kind of picking up that marine layer a little bit. that's going to help out with the fog tomorrow and maybe even a little bit of drizzle for the bay to breakers. we've got calm to single digits on those winds here. we'll see a pop this afternoon. a stronger one tomorrow already antioch look at this. 71 60's and some selective spots. but still some 50's hanging on included happened be at 50. 57, by the way, for a little more in 55 fremont bay to breakers. a goes like this. we got variable clouds and drizzle. that's from the standpoint of san francisco because you've got the fog hanging around and a little bit of a breeze at 10 to 20. so that will be a bit chilly. now that will clear

out by the noon hour. but they're usually all done at that point. anyway. they'll be at the beach. so here's we've got 70 going on san francisco today. 77 for oakland, 84 san jose break in the day down for you. coming up a little bit here. we'll have your 4 zone forecast and that extended stephanie, thank you, dave. >> in the south bay, 3 family members in san jose have been charged in connection to the death of a 3 year-old girl. they're accused of killing the child in an exorcism like ritual kron four's. rob nesbitt has the latest details from this investigation. >> police discovered the 3 year-old girl dead inside an apparent church back in september. her mother told investigators that the family tried performing an exorcism on the girl because she was waking up in the middle of the night crying or screaming. what looks like a quiet san jose residents was operated as an apparent church and where police say a 3 year-old girl named a rally was killed by her mother, claudia hernandez santo's. >> ago, renee hernandez santo's and grandfather renee hernandez. we're comfortable in saying that. >> these 3 individuals are

going to held be held accountable for the death of a 3 year-old child. the charges that are said before our child abuse resulting in a child death court documents. explain how the family attempted exorcism type ritual on the 3 year-old. >> holding her down by the neck, torso and legs for nearly 12 hours attempting to make or vomit by sticking their fingers and hands down her throat. officer steve aponte says the trio waited 2 hours after really die to call police. there was a delay in time before officers and emergency personnel were contacted. >> the reason behind that is obviously part of the investigation. we're still trying to wonder why anybody would delay in calling first responders at any sign of illness of a child or illness or death of a child. claudia hernandez santos posted about her daughter's death on youtube for days before her january arrest. >> saying, quote, if you weren't there, you don't know what happened. officer upon to explain friday why it took another 4 months for the victim's uncle and grandfather to be arrested and charged follow-up done by the full

coroner's report which was released just very recently. this as of this week, i believe, was with later implicated. the 2 individuals that were arrested just 2 days ago. >> according to the full report by the coroner's office, a death was caused by suffocation and smothering in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> in the east bay, one of the men accused of killing kron 4 security guard kevin nishita was back in court friday. should he have mitchell pleaded not guilty in alameda county court. the 25 year-old is being charged for she does murder. she was shot and killed last november in oakland while guarding one of our reporters. 2 other people are also named as suspects. hershel hale is behind bars and police are still searching for laron gilbert mitchell will be back in court june 15th. the oakland police department is one step closer to finally ending nearly 2 decades of federal oversight. a judge ruled that the department can now enter a one-year probationary period. the oversight stems from a

lawsuit filed in 2000 when 6 men in west oakland claimed they were falsely arrested on drug charges and assaulted and framed by police. the officers were found not guilty but a civil case led to a settlement requiring oakland police to improve the way it trains and disciplined officers. civil rights attorney john burris spoke with kron 4 last night and says he hopes these reforms will last. >> whatever we did, we want to make sure that was sustainable and that would last beyond the terms of the agreements of my point of view. it's important at last be on. and when you first and building period for senate bill is important. but my way of thinking all this were to happen under this down to the years, it really was about generational change is something a lot progress have been made and that we've got. >> so far the oakland police department has completed 50 of the 51 tasks required by the settlement. in national news,

president biden is urging more spending and police and mental health programs. he called on local leaders to invest leftover money from the american rescue plan. a 1.9 trillion dollar covid relief fund. the move comes just before the summer months which typically sees a spike in violent crime. political experts say the president is making a push to show he's a strong defender of police ahead of the midterm elections in november. >> we all agreed, as i've at from the outset that the answer is not to defund the police. the answers to fund the police with the resources and training they need to protect our communities. >> the federal funding has helped law enforcement hire more police officers by body cameras and pay over time. supreme court justice sam alito made his first public remarks since the leak of a draft decision that would overturn roe v wade alito is the justice who wrote that draft. he spoke at the graduation for the antonin

scalia law school at george mason university telling the students he was not going to discuss the matter. he says the court is working on cases as they near the end of their term next month, but did not expand any further if the court rules in accordance with the draft, more than 20 states are expected to ban abortions, it's still not known who leaked the document. happening today. there will be a rally in san francisco to march for reproductive justice, multiple bay area. community members and organizations will host the event. the march will meet between grove and hyde street near the san francisco civic center. it starts at 11:00am. coming up on the kron. 4 morning news. a bay area firefighter is back home after lending a hand in ukraine. >> his incredible story from overseas. and get ready. concerts are coming back to levi stadium this weekend. we show you how levis is getting ready for its expected busiest concert season since the venue opened. welcome back.

>> concert season is back in apparently better than ever at levi stadium in santa clara. the venue is opening its doors

to create tens of thousands for a cold play concert tomorrow. the pandemic put a pause on concerts for the last 2 years and the stadium is finally set to host the biggest concert season in the stadium's history with a total of 6 shows running through november. the san francisco forty-niners president appeared at a press event and said that the upcoming season is a win for the entire community. >> what this means for us is not just the 50 or so 1000 people that will be in their sunday night. it also means the thousands of jobs that return to santa claire. it means hotels sold out restaurants, jam-packed the return of live events for all of us is a great thing. >> meanwhile, the covid case count does continue to rise last year. the santa clara city council voted to allow the 10:00pm curfew on loud music to be extended on some occasions, the coldplay concert on sunday is one of them. chris martin crew will

be able to play until 11 o'clock. so something to expect if you live in the area now, the bay area baseball, the giants are in st. louis visiting the cardinals and the 3rd inning. the giants take the lead on this run. double san francisco would go on to add 5 more runs in the 8th giants win by final 8 to 2. it is their straight win for the 2 teams play again this morning. first pitch is 11 year for life. >> meanwhile, the a's are at home taking on the angels. the angels took the lead in the 4th inning and never looked back oakland loses by a final 2 to nothing. the 2 teams play again this afternoon. first pitch is set for one. 0, 7, at the coliseum. >> all right. we're warming up today as temperatures soar into the upper 80's for those inland valleys, both in the north bay and also off to the east bay, too. look at your 4

zone forecast and a look at that extended to the kron. 4 morning news continues.

welcome back to kron. 4 morning news. good morning, everybody. and we're starting things off a little bit of coastal fog and all of that. but let's send up to tahoe to see what it looks like tomorrow. a few little puppy clouds out there 70. it's a drop from today, by the way. >> and we'll do 60's into early next week. that's a hint

that will feel here in the bay area of a little bit of a drop off with temperatures. now today we talk about some of that fog around the golden gate. it's still in the same thing, happened a little bit more aggressively. but you can see the sun is trying to appear on through just a little bit. what we have, we have kind of a weak front in our backyard. it's going to thicken up that marine layer tonight tomorrow. temperature check for you. 71 already, antioch, we get this 60's over popping up here and there but still 50's around the perimeter of the bay with a 54 half moon bay future cast for today. no sunshine looking good. a little bit of an afternoon breeze overnight. that breen later thickens up. we're going to keep a little coastal drizzle and there may be some for the city of that's for that bay to breakers festivities. clearing out, though, for the afternoon. so in essence, mostly sunny. but it will be the winds that most people are going to notice will again, today, a little bit of a breeze we've got going on and that builds a little bit more. so tomorrow you see that pop might be an advisory. they may post with that. we'll see what's with the traffic look like here. well, pretty quiet for the week ahead starts off cooler.

we warm up latter portion of the weekend next weekend. and then the following week that looks interesting. we'll see how that comes together. and success of model runs 4 zone forecast the saturday, 70 san francisco but keeping a cool at the coast in the 60's today, 72 burlingame and the southern end of the peninsula. we're getting some 80 sneaking in here like palo alto to 82 and the south bay most in the mid 80's. 87, by the way, for morgan hill, east bay shoreline is pop and some 80's right now. as you can see that we tend to do that in the summer tri valley mid-eighties upper 80's also to be found. 87 walnut creek para bates for concord. chilly. 75 by comparison. vallejo with the air coming in from the bay 19. meanwhile, fairfield and 88 santa rosa. so tomorrow we drop thicker marine layer to be dealing with here. that's a little cloud pop. and that we should clear out of the eclipse. tomorrow night, though, 72 for monday, responding a little bit to 80's. we warm up a little bit to the latter portion of the weekend watching what goes on in the following week. hopefully we get some rain, 70. >> yes. for the rain. thank you, dave. a bay area

firefighter with ties to ukraine is back home after traveling across the ocean to help people affected by the russian invasion. kron four's amanda hari talk to him about his experience. >> i think cinematic is a really, really good way to put it because you can make. anything seem real. and when you go there, you know, the contra costa county firefighter yuri slack. >> took these photos when he won a volunteer relief mission to ukraine. >> less than a month to go to legitimate war zone. some people are still trying to live their normal lives. slack was born in the u.s. just 4 months after his family moved here from ukraine. he says both his older brothers were born in ukraine and he still has cousins who live there. many of his friends and extended family in ukraine say they never thought it would get this bad. it seems like knew that there is a potential threat that. >> no one could really imagine that something like that would

happen as soon as the invasion began. and schleck saw photos of buildings on fire. he knew he wanted to help. he joined a relief mission called task force joint guardian, put together by san diego firefighter eric hilly. go there and share the load. he says the task force members delivered equipment and helped local firefighters clearing buildings, recovering bodies and medically training. some of the ukrainian fire staff. this is video he took there. >> so you did a of the building first and second floor. all looking people select tells me the group is planning another trip in july. >> he will be able to travel with them. >> but he's helping with their fundraising efforts to fund the first amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> and big thanks to him and all our other first responders working overseas to help with the effort there. san francisco's chinatown has any number of good restaurants. and this morning we're taking

a look at the famous house of nan king kron four's vicki liviakis talks with the family run business owners and how rising sea a rising star chef whose now adding their own flavor to the menu. cooking is a way of life for peter fang and his daughter. kathy, it's going up. my father's first restaurant house of nanking in san francisco was really my home away from home. >> kathy, pretty much grew up at the restaurant where she learned how to cook for herself. and that passion caught fire. i want to kind of reinvent dishes that my dad has taught me. she's got a food blog and healthy eating youtube channel as well as a docu series on the back burner. >> and also here multiple. game on recently. also took time dole to try. >> although her folks discouraged her from going into the family biz. kathy opened up fang where the focus

is updated. chinese food for me. i want to be able to share my heritage. i want to share my love for the food that i grew up eating. but i also don't want to forget that there are so many other baked beans that i've been exposed to, that i've been lucky to grow around and how i'm able to take all that and fuse it with, you know, something that i have very close to my dad and daughter do like to compete. we're back in the kitchen with them. we'll have to see if you approve of this. >> the dish mind and i are making conduit to name. >> peters is conventional with 1000 year-old a 2000 year. in addition, i'm making a modern version. it is using dale rice and some fresh lebron off. it's been fortified with and i had some secret stuff to it that, oh, well, my dad, i'm going to add a little crunch.

>> that's going to go into my me. >> putting it putting a raw ginger on you. >> is stepping up and add some steam fish and it's time to dine. and dish. the result? thumbs up by both chefs. they and that could be the thing. family secret of healthy competition in the kitchen and mutual appreciation at the dining table. as you know, i from, you learning from you every single day. this is very to the father. now, the far to in san francisco, vicki liviakis. well, now i'm hungry for be right back.

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>> take classes really hone your craft and master what you like doing and then watch a lot of tv and movies because that's where that's where that's tv and movies for my best teacher. i feel like and that's where they really learned what acting in what the community timing is like. >> she really is so cue. and when i asked her about, you know what it was like getting into entertainment at such a young age. and if her parents supported her, she said, yes, you know. so it's a good thing that her parents are supporting her in that endeavor. rosalie said that she had other projects coming up and she hopes that fans of her movie will be staying in touch and watching out for what she's got in the future. 9 chp canine officers and their handlers graduated from the academy in sacramento friday. this comes after more than 11 weeks of training. some of the dogs will serve in

patrol units and others were trained to sniff out illegal drugs and explosives. >> these dogs are absolutely incredible. and you have the bomb is a as is amazing to watch where you get a dog that doesn't know anybody is 12 to 18 months old when we when we bought it and within a month or 2, there are absolute partners and that dog looks up towards the handler as the provider of of all the resources of the arrive. it's just it's it's absolutely amazing to watch >> such a powerful relationship and an important one, too. some of the dogs will stay in the sacramento area while others will head to other parts of the state. we thank them for their service. this weekend's moon is extra special because it is a super flower blood moon >> that may sound like something out of a video game, but it's a maze. moon is known as the flower moon and it is a super moon because it's extremely close to in its orbit to the earth. a blood moon is when the earth

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that's how healthier happens together with cvs. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning and welcome to the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lynn, thank you so much for joining us here today. we have a lot to get to. but first, let's kick things over to our meteorologist dave sphar. good morning, dave. stephanie, good morning and good morning, everybody. a warm kind of summer day coming our way. this is a little quick shot here of a san jose state. checking folks out at the media logical department is enjoy the sunshine, thicker. marine layer coming our way, though, tomorrow. >> and we'll have a bit more in the way of some fog, particularly around san francisco. but i want to jump to what that's going to look like by the time we get to tomorrow because we're almost done with the fog today. >> but this is tonight. now 10 o'clock. you see it spill on across the bay here, filling o%

in to some of those valleys in the east bay and even up to the north bay a little bit as well. that, of course, will mix out by the afternoon. but at first light, expect some thicker fog cooler temperatures along with that 2 and a bit more of an afternoon breeze. the front going into us is up towards the north there. 71 at this hour for antioch got some 60's in the east bay. 61 also for hayward, even up to the north bay to 59 san francisco and also for oakland. 63 to check in for san jose. and we are a little bit ahead of where we were this time from yesterday by a few degrees, although a little cooler, half moon bay, they've been fighting off those fog clouds all this morning, variable winds at this hour. still single digits. we expect a little bit of a pop this afternoon. high temperatures today in the upper 80's. it will be warm today like a little bit of a summer day, but taking a break sunday into early next week. we'll have more on that forecast in just a bit. >> thank you to it.

>> and our top story this morning, the warriors are moving on after beating the memphis grizzlies. as at the chase center, as you just saw there, tickets for the western conference finals. go on sale this weekend. kron four's camila barco is live at chase center with more reaction from last night's big game. camila. stephanie, i was even here last night and the crowd. it was electric. so much energy after last night's win. >> because for the first time since 2019, the warriors head to the western conference finals. the warriors eliminated the memphis grizzlies with the one 10 to 96 win. >> in game 6. and stephanie, they don't call game 6 clay for nothing because klay thompson came to play. thompson has a special relationship with game 6 is in the playoffs. always putting on a performance, as you can see right now. last night he scored 30 points with 8, 3 pointers. curry may 29 points and andrew wiggins pitched a team. it was a close game, a

majority of the night, but the warriors thrive scoring 32 points in the last quarter ending the grisly season. associate head coach mike brown led the team as coach steve kerr recovers from covid. now, like i said, the crowd was electric inside the chase center and outside at thrive city. i spoke to one fan. he's optimistic that the warriors will win it all. >> about like that light. >> worst ball down. like they're going to win the game going also the whole pretty likely. but that's i worry about this about >> the warriors have secured their ticket to the western conference finals. golden state is the first team in either conference to make 6 appearances in a year span. now, speaking of tickets at 10:00am today in one hour. tickets for game one are available for season ticket holders tomorrow. tickets will go on sale for the general public.

>> at 10 a m now kerr could be back for game one of the western conference finals. and stephanie, the warriors. >> will either face the phoenix suns or the dallas mavericks in the conference finals. those 2 teams play on sunday and whoever wins that game will determine whether the warriors have home court advantage game one of the western conference finals starts on wednesday. stephanie, back to you. and we're looking forward to seeing what happens. thank you so much. coming up for that live report. now to the latest on the covid-19 pandemic bay area. health officials are asking people to mask up indoors once again. >> the region now has the state's highest covid infection rates kron four's. dan thorn takes a closer look at what's fueling this surge. >> it seemed like we were pretty much done with wearing masks across most of the bay area. covid cases were getting under control and high vaccination rates have kept more people from getting really sick. but now all of the region's health officers

are urging us to take precautions. the reality is that there's an awful lot of infection going on right now. uc berkeley, infectious disease expert doctor john swartzberg says >> the indoor mask recommendation by bay area. health leaders should be taken seriously contagious omicron subvariants have driven the region into the highest infection rates in the state. san francisco has reported the biggest uptick in cases as of friday. more than 60 people were hospitalized with covid compared to 19 a month ago in some parts of the bay area. infections are higher now than at the height of the delta variant. we have to >> recognize this is not a real safe time and we ought to be going back to doing those kind of things that will protect us and protect other people. bay area, health leaders are not requiring indoor masking. they're just strongly recommending their use at this time. >> experts say vaccines continue to be the best

protection against the virus. there is, however, some positive news with this latest wave. one of the good things about this particular way, is a good thing about it is that number of people getting really sick and want to get to the hospital one. you're part of that later and treasure some people don't. we're not seeing that is a big part of this way. reporting in san francisco, dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> developing news this morning. investigators say they found a key piece of evidence in the search for missing oakley woman. alexis gabe police say this is her cell phone case designed by the 24 year-old herself. her family members and friends also confirmed this is indeed games, phone case. police believe the man shown in this video through a way that case back on january. 26, that's the same day when gabe's family reported her missing at the bottom of the screen. you can see the man walking away from games, car on trenton street in oakley. >> these latest developments

come a day after detectives searched the home of the missing woman's ex-boyfriend in antioch. that's where she was last seen a $10,000 reward is being offered for any information that helps solve this case. coming up on the kron 4 morning news governor newsom announces a new plan to try and prevent freeway shootings. >> we break down his new efforts to make the roads safer. and the biden administration canceling multiple major gas and oil sales. this comes as the nation sees a record high gas prices. hear from the energy experts that are now criticizing the president's move.

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>> in national news, the biden administration has canceled 3 big oil and gas lease sales. the move comes as americans face record high prices at the pump. and as anna wiernicki reports, many experts are now criticizing the administration for restricting the fuel supply. >> the biden administration says it's canceling 3 upcoming offshore oil and gas leases 2 in the gulf of mexico and one in alaska is specific. actions were as a result of lack of industry in interest and conflicting court rulings blocking these leases insures millions of acres of offshore waters will not be developed for oil and gas. the stakes are high right now. frank macchiarola with the american

petroleum institute says it couldn't come at a worse time as the average price of gas per gallon hit record highs this week. consumers are looking for relief. >> they're looking for supply into the marketplace to help alleviate the prices that they're paying at the pump. and the administration is taking actions that that are restricting more supplies into the marketplace. republicans on capitol hill blasted the president's decision from got to be able to start new where we can drill for oil and gas. >> and we've got to be able to get the authorizations to not only pump it. we've got to be able to get out with pipelines and virginia. democrat tim kaine is concerned the administration is sending mixed messages. some of the administration is really concerned as they should be about climate and some of the inner administration is really concerned about. >> trying to backstop our european allies on energy. but i don't really see meaningful coronation in washington. i'm anna wiernicki.

>> and were you a little bounce? temperature wise going on for today's those inland valleys, pop in the upper 80's to near about 90 but a little bit of a cool down for sunday in the early part of the week is that marine layer that comes up? that's forecast next. keep it here. the kron 4 next. keep it here. the kron 4 morning news continues. meet a future mom, next. keep it here. the kron 4 morning news continues. a first-time mom and a seasoned pro. this mom's one step closer to their new mini-van! yeah, you'll get used to it. this mom's depositing money with tools on-hand. cha ching. and this mom, well, she's setting an appointment here, so her son can get set up there and start his own financial journey. that's because these moms all have chase. smart bankers. convenient tools. one bank with the power of both. chase. make more of what's yours.

>> welcome back. time now for another check of the weather with who else meteorologist dave spahr gives us a closer

look at conditions outside dave. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and speaking of that half moon bay start to get some breakups here. the fog going on as the sun starts to come over and take control. sunny day ahead for today. we'll have that fog is going to be a little bit more aggressive tomorrow, aided by a little bit of a front of our backyard. here going to pick up the marine layer. >> show you couple shots that come out a little bit. but it may produce a little bit of drizzle tomorrow morning, kentucky in san francisco around the immediate bay as well. temperatures are skyrocketing already in the far east bay. 75 antioch, 62 livermore, 67 concord on the east bay shoreline already getting to about that 60 degree. mark lower 60's heading up to the north bay today, somewhat uneventful. we'll get the afternoon breeze. but then tonight, the thickening up marine layer, maybe some coastal drizzle a little bit in the san francisco bit, too. and again, that mixes out for the afternoon with a passing cloud cover. that's a critical issue with that cloud cover watching out tomorrow night. want to show the marine layer dries out this afternoon. a little bit inland with humidity levels dropping into the 20's.

here comes back tonight. a little bit stronger in by comparison sake. this is tomorrow evening. so you can see it's a little bit more humid around the east bay shoreline that we're going to see this afternoon spills in nicely, as you can see in the monday morning. so a bit of a breeze going on today. then a kind of pops a little bit more. so tomorrow afternoon evening hours, that might be enough for a wind advisory to be posted in some selective areas. so as some fog, though, you can see around the golden gate, sunny, warm, chilly at the coast, 70's around the bay 80's cover those inland spots. then tomorrow, some patchy early bay fog, rather and some clouds drizzle. all that then mostly sunny 70's and 80's going on inland. we take a break for the early part of the week. warm up to the latter portion of the week. it looks like as those numbers returned back to the 80's well inland. so 70 today for san francisco, 77 for open eighty-four san jose. we would call this a very mild summertime day. almost a cool one. upper 80's in the far east bay upper 80's. also up in the north bay to but around

the immediate bay, a little bit more subdued along the peninsula to 62, for example, for half moon bay will have your 4 zone forecast coming up in just a bit. 7. thank you, dave. >> happening tomorrow, the bay to breakers race is back in person for the first time since 2019, the covid-19 pandemic forced the event to be virtual. the last 2 years. thousands of people are expected to show up for the big race tomorrow. and joining us now to talk more about all the excitement and the anticipated excitement around the races. one of the event organizers charlie mercer. good morning. >> good morning, stephanie. >> he's so you know, this race has been around since 1912, millions of people have participated over the years. so what does it mean to have the rays back in person this year? how does it feel? >> it feels so great. it is been a really long 3 years and we just couldn't be more excited to be a part of bringing this event back this year. >> wonderful. and how many people are registered to participate? about 18,000

right now, we're 18,000. >> itptell us a bit about the expected demographic that you're you're expecting to have tomorrow. i'm sorry. say that again. it families, some locals in the area who are we expecting tomorrow? >> it's it's going to be a lot of locals, lot of bay area there will be some travelers. but this year, as you might expect, the proportion that are traveling in for the event is a bit lower than in years past. >> and are there public health and safety precautions that people should be aware of? >> we have vaccination and we've looked to to work work. we're not experts covid or the right protocols. and so look to others to help guide that. and so we encourage some things. it's, you know, it's an outdoor event. we have almost all of the indoor components of it. and the main

place where people are most closely gather on race day is starker and despite lower numbers this year than in 2019, we've we've kept the same footprint. so there should be a lot of around the start line served for people to navigate. >> and hhat some of the most important things for of racers and spectators to keep in mind before the race. >> well, a kind of simple things for runners, no unless there are clear and small. and i really think about it. this is no bigger than 8, 8, and half by 11 piece of paper. and then we're asking that no wheeled devices and no alcohol on the we will have a beer garden at the finish for all the runners to enjoy. >> also some nice refreshments look forward to at the end of the race. sounds like a lot of fun when it sounds like the weather is also going to be great tomorrow as well. >> it does. we're we're so thrilled with that. all right.

well, that's charlie mercer with the bay to breakers race. we appreciate your perspective and thanks so much for joining us this morning. >> thanks for having me. and coming up next on kron, 4 news, it looks like we'll be actually right back after this. in the south bay, people

are apparently leaving garbage

and bulk items illegally on one street in santa clara. one man says it's so bad you couldn't hardly walk outside of his own home. kron four's justin campbell spoke with that neighbor about the issue and what's being done. >> garbage stacked as high as a car overflowing onto the street in santa clara yesterday. we literally couldn't get out from durham unless you wanted to step on garbage pier luigi orlando lives on karen drive. he says for the last 2 days trucks have been pulling up and don't being whatever they can outside his home. not only that, he says the big pile of garbage is also attracting unwanted guest. dumpster diving until like 02:03am. >> it's what happened last night. >> orlando says it's illegal dumping of the things that you may see in the picture outsidet the beat on to >> we're not selling any of that away. some of those that are driving with a pickup truck and just dumping it. i'm leaving. that's on top of this

is supposed to work with says people are taking advantage of the city's annual cleanup campaign between may 2nd and 27th when the city comes out and picks up large debris. >> kron 4 reached out to the city but they did not return our calls or emails. orlando reached out to the vice mayor of santa clara had this to say. we need a lot of people to complain about the illegal dumping before we can get rid of the cleanup campaign since it seems to be a beloved city of santa clara program. i would just like them to take the coverage up. >> i'm looking for anything else. i just want to make sure that they can step out of my front door. but i was trying to, you know, with debris and meals and stuff like that. >> the garbage is supposed to be picked up on monday, reporting in santa clara, justin campbell kron. 4 news certainly looks like a big mess out there. >> activists say meanwhile, they've gathered more than 1 million signatures to put the living wage aci on the november ballot. if passed,

california's minimum wage will go up to $18 an hour. that change would be gradual with wages increasing by one buck each year starting next year. the petition apparently has more than enough signatures. roughly 600,000 were needed in the meantime, governor newsom's office said this week that the state minimum wage will likely rise to $15.50 an hour starting january. 1st. california is estimated budget surplus surged to more than 97 billion dollars after the state collected more in taxes than expected. governor newsom taking advantage of the moment as he seeks reelection in the fall announcing plans to use the money to tackle the drought and help more women get abortions. he said he also wants to fix the rising cost of food, gas and other goods because of inflation. but some critics say over time, big budget surpluses could mean big budget problems. and

that's because they can trigger of the state appropriations limit. so what does that mean? that's when each dollar over the limit equals $2 in required spending. >> he's using budget gimmicks to skirt, began spending limit. that was designed to ensure that california government lives within its means and that is that's irresponsible. and we need to re evaluate our spending priorities and live within the means that californians want. >> the state legislative analyst said state leaders can address problems. over time but other reducing taxes or asking voters to change the limit, which was set in 1979 newsom says he supports tax reform in asking voters to change the appropriations limit. meanwhile, lawmakers have until june 15th to approve the state budget. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a 3 year-old allegedly dies at the hands of her own family. >> what the police are now

saying about how her death was connected to an exorcism attempt.

>> good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. it's about this half hour with a look at our forecast today. as far as in the weather center with a how things are going to be looking for bay to

breakers. a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and it looks a pretty good for this weekend going on here. we might have some love little in the way of some drizzle going on very early tomorrow morning as the thicker marine layer. >> which by the way, we've improved it half moon bay fun to get some blue skies and there will be little more sluggish. it looks like though, tomorrow upstream, it's a weak system is not going bring us any ernest rain at all. just a thicker marine layer with that fog and all. >> winds, southern kind of variable, single digits will expect an afternoon breeze. but tomorrow getting a little when deep to be around the dinner hour. most readings are in the 60's inland. 75 in iraq and you get closer to water. it drops off a little bit, although going to be about 60 ish, if you will. hayward. 61. 59 for oakland. 51 also for half moon bay. so with the thicker marine layer, variable clouds and drizzle, that's early on by 8. we're starting to flip over mixing this out and turning mostly sunny by the later morning hours. watch that westerly breeze, though, a bit chilly 10 to 20 breaking your day down today. upper

80's expected by this afternoon. and that will have the 4 zone forecast for you and look into that extended as well. stephanie. >> thanks very much, dave. in the south bay, 3 family members in san jose have been charged in connection to the death of a 3 year-old girl. they're accused of killing the child in an exorcism like ritual kron four's. rob nesbitt has the latest details from this investigation. >> police discovered the 3 year-old girl dead inside an apparent church back in september. her mother told investigators that the family tried performing an exorcism on the girl because she was waking up in the middle of the night crying or screaming. what looks like a quiet san jose residents was operated as an apparent church and where police say a 3 year-old girl named a rally was killed by her mother. >> claudia hernandez santo's ago, renee hernandez santo's and grandfather renee hernandez. we're comfortable in saying that. >> these 3 individuals are going to held be held accountable for the death of a 3 year-old child. the charges that are set before our child

abuse resulting in a child death court documents. explain how the family attempt an exorcism type ritual on the 3 year-old. >> holding her down by the neck, torso and legs for nearly 12 hours attempting to make or vomit by sticking their fingers and hands down her throat. officer steve aponte says the trio waited 2 hours after really die to call police. there was a delay in time before officers and emergency personnel were contacted. >> the reason behind that is obviously part of the investigation. we're still trying to wonder why anybody would delay in calling first responders at any sign of illness of a child or illness or death of a child. claudia hernandez santos posted about her daughter's death on youtube for days before her january arrest. >> saying, quote, if you weren't there, you don't know what happened. officer upon to explain friday why it took another 4 months for the victim's uncle and grandfather to be arrested and charged follow-up done by the full coroner's report which was released just very recently. this as of this week, i believe, was with later implicated. the 2 individuals

that were arrested just 2 days ago. >> according to the full report by the coroner's office, a death was caused by suffocation and smothering in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> and the east bay, one of the men accused of killing kron 4 security guard kevin was back in court friday. should be here. mitchell pleaded not guilty in alameda county court. the 25 year-old is being charged a sheet as murder. she was shot and killed last november in oakland while guarding one of our reporters. 2 other people are also named as suspects. you can see them on your screen. there. hershel hale is behind bars and police are still looking for lebron gilbert. mitchell will be back in court june 15th. the oakland police department is one step closer to finally ending nearly 2 decades of federal oversight. a judge ruled that the department can now enter a one-year probationary period. the oversight stems from a lawsuit filed in 2000 when 6 men in

west oakland claim they were falsely arrested on drug charges and assaulted and framed by police. the officers were found not guilty but a civil case led to a settlement requiring oakland police to improve the way it trains and disciplines officers. civil rights attorney john burris spoke with con for last night and says he hopes the reforms will last. >> whatever we did, we want to make sure that was sustainable and that would last beyond the terms of the agreements of my point of view. it's important at last be on. and when you hit that building period for senate bill, is important. but my way of thinking all this were to happen under this down to the years, it really was about generational change is not suffered comfort. a lot progress have been made and that we've >> so far the oakland police department has completed 50 of the 51 tasks required by the settlement. in national news, spending in police and mental

health programs. he called on local leaders to invest leftover money from the american rescue plan. a 2.9 trillion dollar covid relief fund. that move comes just before the summer months, which typically sees a spike in violent crime. political experts say the president is making a push to show he's a strong defender of police ahead of the midterm elections in november. >> we all agreed, as i've at from the outset that the answer is not to defund the police. the answers to fund the police with the resources and training they need to protect our communities. >> the federal funding has helped law enforcement hire more police officers by body cameras and pay over time. supreme court justice samuel alito made his first public remarks since the leak of a draft decision that would overturn roe v wade alito is the justice who wrote that draft. he spoke at the graduation for the antonin

scalia law school at george mason university telling students he was not going to discuss the matter. he says the court is working on cases as they near the end of their term next month, but did not expand any further if the court rules in accordance with the draft, more than 20 states are expected to ban abortions. it's still not known who leaked the document. happening today. there will be a rally in san francisco to march for reproductive justice, multiple bay area. community members and organizations will host the march. the march meets between growth and high street near the san francisco civic center. and it will start at 11 this morning. a bay area firefighter with ties to ukraine is back home after traveling across the ocean to help people affected by the russian invasion. kron four's amanda hari spoke with him about his experience. >> i think cinematic is a really, really good way to put it because you can make. anything seem real. and when

you go there, you know, the contra costa county firefighter yuri slack. >> took these photos when he won a volunteer relief mission to ukraine. >> less than a month to go to legitimate war zone. some people are still trying to live their normal lives. slack was born in the u.s. just 4 months after his family moved here from ukraine. he says both his older brothers were born in ukraine and he still has cousins who live there. many of his friends and extended family in ukraine say they never thought it would get this bad. it seems like knew that there is a potential threat that. >> no one could really imagine that something like that would happen as soon as the invasion began. and schleck saw photos of buildings on fire. he knew he wanted to help. he joined a relief mission called task force joint guardian, put together by san diego firefighter eric hilly. go there and share the load. he says the task force members delivered equipment and helped local firefighters clearing

buildings, recovering bodies and medically training. some of the ukrainian fire staff. this is video he took there. >> so you did a the building first and second floor. all looking people select tells me the group is planning another trip in july. >> he will be able to travel with them. >> but he's helping with their fundraising efforts to fund the first amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> in concert season is back in better than ever. apparently at the levi's stadium in santa clara the venue is opening its doors to greet tens of thousands for a cold play concert on sunday. the pandemic put a pause on concerts for 2 years. we all remember how tough that was. the stadium is set to host the biggest concert season in the stadium's history with a total of 6 shows running through november. the san francisco forty-niners president was at

present at a press conference and he said that the upcoming season is a win for the entire community. >> what this means for us is not just the 50 or so 1000 people that will be in their sunday night. it also means the thousands of jobs that return to santa clara. it means hotels sold out restaurants, jam-packed the return of live events for all of us is a great thing. >> a great thing for local businesses in the area, but it may be tough for those fearful of possible a coronavirus spread. we are seeing a high amount of infections in the bay area. and last year, the santa clara county city council voted to allow the 10:00pm curfew on loud music to be extended on some occasions, the coldplay concert on sunday is one of them. chris martin will be able to play until 11 o'clock. not a bay area baseball. the giants are in st. louis visiting the cardinals in the

3rd inning. the giants take the lead on this 2 run. double san francisco would go on to add 5 more runs in the 8th inning. the giants win by a final of a 2 to their 6th straight win. the 2 teams play again. this morning. first pitch is set for 11, 15. >> meanwhile, the a's are at home taking on the angels. the angels took the late in the 4th inning and never looked back to uses by a final 2 to nothing. the 2 teams play again this afternoon. first pitch set for one. 0, 7, at the coliseum off. >> fill like a very much of a spring-like day. warm one of that, too. as we see temperatures in the east bay shoreline popping about 80 upper 80's going on well inland. also in the north bay valleys, too. we have a little cool down, though, in the early part of the week. your forecast is next year.

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can be part of your story. and ask your doctor if keytruda welcome back to kron 4 morning news. good morning, everybody. setting up to tahoe for our forecast to give you an idea of the little change happening as we snap back to a little flavor of more spring-like. >> as we pop a little bit today tomorrow about 70 in back to the 60's as we get to monday tuesday. by the way, later in the week, there's another warming up phase that we're expecting. so here's a live shot coming in the half. moon bay. look at that blue

skies of completely taken over. fog is bye bye, although it's coming back again tomorrow. it's the marine layer. that's a collection of cloud cover you see up towards the north at some of the front or backyard driving our forecast over the next couple of days. temperature check for you. 75 antioch. a lot of 60's in the east bay east bay shoreline at about 60 ish right now. 63 at the santa rosa. but looking at futurecast for yeah, we had some morning cloud cover, but that's mixed out. nicely looks good tonight. now tomorrow overnight tomorrow morning noting some drizzle patchy drizzle with all of this, too. maybe a little bit of fog that will be for the bay to breakers by 8 o'clock. it's kind of the turning point as we go into mixing this out, temperatures will be cooler in the afternoon but should be back to mostly sunny and tomorrow night watching that eclipse. we have little cloud cover that was right around sunset. we should get that total eclipse lingering until about 9.45. so we have a little time to see a peel away as well. this is that the longer range forecast. we have some traffic to take care of on sunday into monday. so

that's why temperatures kind of sag a bit. we recover to warming up towards the latter portion of the week and then into the following week, looks like some inviting chance of some rain showers. let's hope that does hold together 4 zone forecast. 70 san francisco today at the coast are keeping it in the 60's, though. so not quite summer like their 72 burlingame, but already popping into the lower 80's and the southern end of the peninsula. 81 for redwood city out to about 80 to the south bay in the mid 80's. 87 for morgan hill. he's bayshore lot about 80 tri valley mid to upper 80's. we're working here. 87 for walnut creek, 88 for concord. their areas out there, a pop at about 90 around the carquinez strait, 80 for richmond, even but a 75 allay 90. there you go. fairfield vacaville at 91 napa comes in. 86 88 for santa rosa. again, the coast that cooler lower 60's there. 7 day forecast. there's a little slight drop early part of the week. then we warm up as we get to wednesday, a little bit revisit 80 and then mild as we

head into next weekend, the following week again were eyeball and maybe a chance of stephanie. thank you, dave. >> its asian pacific american heritage month and we're highlighting the accomplishments and contributions of the aap i community in the bay area. my next guest is an award-winning dancer and she's gray. some of the biggest stages in the world. she's also making history as the first japanese principal dancer for the san francisco ballet music or thank you so much for being with us here today. thank you so much for having me. stephanie. you are just such an incredibly beautiful and talented dancer, you know, but let's start from the very beginning. you started taking ballet classes at the age of 7. was this always a dream of yours at such a young age? yes. has been. >> my passion and everything to sometimes that may why everyday meditation and that

funnel. for me, it's the best way to express myself. definitely it done. speaking us and eu, it is a bit of an unconventional career, especially for people of asian backgrounds you know, what was that that conversation to have a conversation with your parents about it or did they encourage you to? >> you pursue a career in dance. what was that like? >> i never had that conversation with my parents. and i just knew this is exactly what i wanted to do since i was 7 years so i've always just to stay in my and you start out in japan. walk us through the journey of how you went from overseas, then coming to the united states >> i won a >> competition. no word. and i came here as an apprentice in 2001 and i. and off to boston. allen got tons of experience and came back as a principal dancer here. yes. and you are the first asian american or

asian person to be the really the principal ballerina at. >> in the boston ballet as well. if i did you face any challenges you feel because of your ethnicity and get back on and just trying to find a role in the united states or in valley in >> fortunately, that didn't happen to me. but 20 years we didn't have the and as of was asian so it happened to many, many other people. but i was very lucky, too, be able to dance on my favorite roles. but i have a typical asian body. very short and not the most ideal ballet. >> but he still had to work extra hard to make sure that i look long take up space even still now everyday work on my line to make sure that i look great from every angle. >> and you know what? just even sitting here next to what you just very i'm in. i have

to say, i have to ask you, what is the mindset that you have? >> when you are getting ready for a big audition, what just kind of take what, what? what? walk us through that per of that mindset. it's very challenging and not docking. but i know by rehearsing are preparing for it. >> i know i can improve myself every my eye to stream a technique hand. so putting on a great show are getting into company. is not the only to the growth that comes with the process is more important to me. how many hours would you say you practice a day? 7 to 8 hours. 7 to 8 hours. and in terms of preparation for the actual performance, how much that goes on to that? it's to see your whole life. wow. yes. so sues too. stretching to the

and eat well and sleep well, and it's it's a so so much hard work and discipline you. my last question to you is really just asking about your advice for especially whether they're in the creative arts or not. what is your advice to people who are so working so hard, but they're struggling to have their work. the scene. i've always had this belief that if i just keep insisting injury, ming something nice shift and i'm one step closer to my goal. when tree. so please don't ever give up and keep dreaming. well, that's beautiful stuff really holding on to that steadfast belief that, you know, if you're you can do it and just being your own biggest cheerleader. the all right. thank you so much. miss as you now, excuse me current, not a yes music or not. the first japanese principal dancer for the san francisco. >> it's an honor to have you

with and one more thing before we go, you're going to be performing in december with the company has not got and me. have this whole season until may. okay. wonderful. so we'll be keeping our eyes peeled for that. for more news on that. thank you. all right. well, thank you so much being with us. all right. we'll be right back.

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francisco's chinatown has any number of good this morning. we're taking a look at the famous house of nan king kron four's the his talks with the family run business and how rising a rising star chef is now adding their own flavor to the menu. cooking is a way of life for peter fang and his daughter. kathy, it's going up. my father's first restaurant house of nanking in san francisco was really my home away from home. >> kathy, pretty much grew up at the restaurant where she learned how to cook for herself. and that passion caught fire. i want to kind of reinvent dishes that my dad has taught me. she's got a food blog and healthy eating youtube channel as well as a docu series on the back burner. >> and also here multiple. game on for and i recently also took time dole to try.

>> although her folks discouraged her from going into the family biz. kathy opened up bang where the focus is updated. chinese food for me. i want to be able to share my heritage. i want to share my love for the food that i grew up eating. but i also don't want to forget that there are so many other great scenes that i've been exposed to that i've been lucky to grow around and how i'm able to take all that and fuse it with, you know, something that i have very close to my dad and daughter do like to compete. we're back in the kitchen with them. we'll have to see if you approve of this. >> the dish mind and i are making conti today. >> peters is conventional with 1000 year-old a 2000 year in tradition. >> i'm making a modern version. it is using dale rice and some fresh lebron off. it's been fortified with and i

had some secret stuff to it that, oh, well, my dad, i'm going to add a little crunch. that's going to go into my me. >> putting it putting a raw ginger on you. he's stepping up and add some steam fish. and it's time that dine. and dish. >> the result thumbs up by both ships. they and that could be the thing. family secret of healthy competition in the kitchen and mutual appreciation at the dining table. yes, you know, i from, you he's learning from you every single day. this is very to the father. now, the in san francisco, vicki liviakis. oh, that's very nice. already for brunch lunch. what everyone call him back onto look tomorrow morning we have that

marine layer. it's a little thicker tomorrow. so runners just a little bit of drizzle. some variable clouds and all that. >> watch those winds. 10 to 20 is what we're looking for today or actually the 7 day forecast. there you have an 87 or so going on today. we do drop off a little bit early part of the week. we pop by wednesday and maybe the following early next week. maybe a shower to cross fingers and >> well, good to know. are you a plan to go to bay to no, i don't. but i was happy see by iowa when one says an in joke. but anyways, you next time.