>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it's sunday. may 15th. let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave sphar. good morning. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and starting things off with a quite a bit of fog out just to the coast but really spilling up across a lot of the bay. this is the shot that we have in half moon bay kind of overcast. >> it's going to take a while to really clear at the coast and really meant to really see good solid sunshine going on, even by this afternoon for coastal locations. it looks like for today. so back to that fog. yeah, it mixes out around the noon hour for most

of the bay. look at 4 o'clock, though. the next thing to watch out for that eclipse going on tonight. well, around 9 o'clock, you can see the coverage area as it comes back again, san francisco, a good chunk of the peninsula covered up even the east bay shoreline. so viewing is going to kind of dicey a little bit to get a little bit better break, obviously inland a little bit. and as the moon is little higher in the sky and it starts to peel away and reveal itself again with more brightness as we approach the witching hour, we'll get some better clearing as it gets higher up in the sky. but again, fog tomorrow morning for you, too. so we do have kind of a front will drop through. it looks like overnight. we'll be showing that a little bit later on. very uneventful. just picking up that marine layer, bringing in that onshore winds 50's we have across the board right now, although 64 going on for any auc and the contrast for you is a couple degrees ahead of where we were this time from yesterday. again, noting those winds, they are in the single digits, but in some cases picking up around the teens inland, looking for clearing well before noon. but

temperatures a bit more reduced today in the 70's near about 80 more in the forecast a bit. stephanie. >> thank you, dave. in national news, a mass shooting in buffalo, new york is being u% called a hate crime as authorities try to piece together why a gunman opened fire in a grocery store leaving 10 people dead and 3 others injured. ella helu has the latest from buffalo. >> what investigators are calling a mass shooting happened at this tops market in buffalo, new york. 13 people were shot 10 of which did not survive the gunman in the buffalo top supermarket. mass shooting has been identified as 18 year-old payton gun drawn of conklin. new york police say conklin entered the supermarket heavily armed with a tactical gear and a rifle. he was said to be live streaming on the platform. twitch when he opened fire. >> many of us no, this supermarket, this top supermarket on jefferson avenue very well. many of us

have been in and out of the supermarket. our family members have been in and out of the supermarket. police say a retired buffalo police officer who was working as a security guard shot the gunman. but the shooter was unharmed due to the armor he was wearing. >> that retired police officer was also shot and killed. many of us know some of those. >> who are victims of this or her effect crime. so this is painful. this does hurt. >> it always hurts. this case is being investigated as a racially motivated hate crime as a law enforcement source confirmed to the gunman had a racial slur written on his weapon. this was pure evil. >> it was straight up racially motivated hate crime from somebody outside of our community outside of the city of good neighbors. as the mayor said coming into our community. in trying to.

inflict that evil upon us. erie county district attorney john flynn did not confirm the existence of the shooters. possible manifesto. >> though he did say they believe there is a racial component to the attack but declined to say more. we speak for the dead. >> and when we speak for those who have lost their life, we're going to bring them justice. the family's justice and this community justice. the attack is being investigated by the fbi as a hate crime and violent extremism reporting in buffalo head. >> the buffalo shooting happened just one day after 2 shootings in milwaukee that injured 20 people. it happened after the bucks playoff game on friday night. 3 people were shot in the incident including a 16 year-old girl. police say 17 people were injured in a second shooting about 2 hours later. just a few blocks away from the first incident. none of the injuries were life-threatening. people say 10 police rather say 10 people were taken into custody and 9 guns were recovered. on the

peninsula. san mateo police are investigating a suspicious death. they say a man was found dead at a bus stop saturday morning kron four's gayle ong has this story. >> investigators blocked off this bus stop on el camino real south near east hillsdale boulevard for much of the morning and afternoon saturday after a man was found u responsive just before 07:00am 7 to police. officers quickly arrived on scene and located an unresponsive. >> male a seat at the bus. stop. on an initial quick investigation. it was determined. the second the circumstances were such that were suspicious in nature. we spoke with the family of the man off camera who asked for privacy. >> police are not saying much about the circumstances surrounding the man's death other than it's being investigated as a homicide, but are still looking for witnesses who saw anything suspicious near the bus. stop early saturday morning. san mateo police are asking the public if you know anyone who was driving in the area specifically. >> around 01:00am to 07:00am,

and driving with a vehicle with video recording capabilities. you're asked to contact police reporting from san mateo gayle ong kron. 4 news >> coming up on the kron, 4 morning news. gas prices at the pump. still, it's still looking sky high here in the bay area. what you can expect to pay to fill up your tank. plus, gop leaders visit with president zelensky an unannounced trip to ukraine. what they're saying about the ongoing war with russia. and people rallied at the state capitol to protest abortion rights. stick with us. the rights. stick with us. the kron 4 morning show continues. everyone remembers the moment they heard... “you have cancer.” how their world stopped and when they found a way to face it. for some, this is where their keytruda story begins. keytruda - a breakthrough immunotherapy

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>> men and women marched through the streets of san francisco calling on lawmakers to leave women's bodies along this happening because the u.s. supreme court could overturn roe v wade, which would end the legal access to abortion in many states. protests like the one you just saw there took place all over the u.s. and in the state capitol, planned parenthood kicked off its statewide bus tour in sacramento saturday. the bus tour continues for the next 10 days. organizers say they are protesting what they call the ban of constitutional rights to abortion. and while

thousands showed up to protest in favor of abortion rights, there were others at the rally speaking out for the other side saying they were fighting for the lives of unborn children. >> and the breakdown for today after some bay area fog going on in the morning. we'll get some inland clearing, but still cooler temperatures and breezy if that shoe next week looks to be kind of a warmer week, though. we'll take a look at that when we come back here.

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yiu is for you. exactly. yvonne yiu. democrat for controller. >> welcome back. time now for another check of the weather with meteorologist dave sparh a day that's looking out there. hey, good morning, stephanie. and we have that really aggressive fog. that's really much pretty much entrenched across the bay. we're showing the east bay shoreline for now, the coastal areas you may never really see much in the way of sun at all for today. and in fact, san francisco, it could be kind of trump up tough, too, but we're just starting to peel away at the 7 o'clock hour a little bit as you can see of the east bay shoreline as we take a look at it from the comfort of the hills. meanwhile, here's what's happening upstream in something kind of interesting happens early next week with the fog. but this front in our backyard is going to drive some winds this afternoon tonight and early tomorrow morning. all be on shore with all of this. and of course, that brings the marine layer, which is here and will help for to fight all day. so we're kind of fighting up against it

with this very aggressive marine layer with this help. so, therefore, even with the mixing, it's going to be slow going, although inland. we'll see. of course, that clearing 64 antioch 50's off to the east bay east bay shoreline. much the same for now. the decoupling has yet to happen. lots of 50's as well. so back to that fog going on here. here's the clearing. that happens later today. most of the base cleared out except at the coast in san francisco may be tough now a 15 or so. this is when we start to shift into lunar eclipse watching. and it's a little dicey as the moon is going to be near the horizon as its eclipsed as it gets a little higher and peels away. we see the the the left side of the moon. that's when the fog will start to spill into some of those valleys as well. so that could be problematic. but by tomorrow, look at this. it starts to clear out with that front, the front actually starts to blow away the fog a little bit. so this is what looks like a future cast for. we'll see a lot of cloud cover until we get to tonight. and overnight again, also city with the front. once that passes, we go back into the clear. so our

timing is just off a little bit with all of this winds out, something that real quick on shore. they are today. they pop a little bit by the afternoon. don't for et will get better in lynn heating driving. that imbalance. but the front will continue to drive onshore winds to the period all the way into tuesday morning. looks like as well. look ahead for the week now. we've got bay area fall cooler temps, 70's around 80 or so well inland. so it's cooler or colder than yesterday. the next week, cohen monday, but then warming most of the week next weekend looks to be warm and sunny near 90. but saturday clouds and a slight back off on temperatures will check into those temperatures coming up in just a bit. stephanie, thank you, dave. >> for your money this morning, it appears inflation took a bite out of our paychecks in april. the labor department says average hourly earnings for all employees went down 2.6% compared to april last year. plus, financial experts say buying power is weaker. now food prices jumped for the 17th consecutive month. airline

flights jumped up more than 18% in april compared to the month prior. meanwhile, gas prices reached an all-time high this morning in california. the average price for a gallon of regular is now at $5. and $0.96. that's up nearly $0.15 a gallon in the last weekend. those numbers are even higher here in the bay area. let's take a look at the prices this morning. san francisco has the highest prices at $6.20 per gallon. the next highest prices in the north bay with people in sandra fell paying 6.17, and people in santa rosa paying just a penny less. if you live in napa, you're going to pay about 6.12, san jose and oakland right around 6 o 6 a gallon according to triple a the true sheep, us gases in vallejo in solano county prices are still under $6. not sure if it's worth driving all the way out there, though. if you're in a different part of the bay area. all right. in

national news, inflation is hurting americans in more ways than one. there's big impacts on the housing market nationwide. reporter paul gerke has the latest. >> it's pricier than it should be to live in most u.s. metro areas right now, according to moody's analytics homes in these 10 cities are more than 50% overvalued. boise, idaho tops the list followed by sherman denison, texas and muskegon, michigan. jamie matt store is a realtor in boise. she thinks having 4 full seasons help sell the treasure valley. but changing lifestyle attitudes have sealed the deal. covid his tenants. >> increase the rapid rate being able to work from home and live for you want to live. well, you >> get to work from home. many of the places posting overinflated prices offer similarly breathtaking scenery, but average home buyers have to compete with big companies in rental agencies for property in those desirable locales. interest rates are going back up to which can be a hurdle for many

buyers. although jamie insists they're still getting a deal, 6% is still a phenomenal rate. >> it's just not 3% that we have this. that was just a look at the drop was like winning the lottery for 3 years. the economy can sustain that for those with a knife or trends. this is all too reminiscent of how the markets look in 2007, right before a massive housing crash and recession. is this bubble about to burst too? >> not now jamie and others predict for 2 core reasons. one new federal rules have changed home lending in a positive way. more people are likely to pay back their loans rather than default. and 2 were living through a massive housing shortage. mortgage giant freddie mac estimates were about 4 million homes short of what the country needs right now. jamie says they need 2 million in the boise metro alone in since the rate of home buying was slowed by the pop of the last real estate bubble and limited further by the pandemic. it's going to take time for supply to catch up to demand in the

meantime, if you're looking to move to a place like boise, jamie has some good news. i anticipate. and what we are seeing is that things will continue to plateau. >> in this market, at least because we're still massively desirable place to be. >> that was paul gerke reporting for us this morning. the nationwide shortage of baby formula is sparking a surge in milk. donations, ongoing supply chain issues and safety recalls left many pharmacy and supermarket shelves. bare the biden administration this week urging manufacturers to increase production and working with trade partners overseas to prevent potential price gouging. meanwhile, more mothers are stepping up to help families who need help. >> we're hearing moms who want to be part of the solution to this crisis center interested in donating the excess, not that they have. so where really the east to see that response?

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back. in this morning's tech smart lego land gives us a look at its new ferrari attraction. yep. you heard that right? legoland has built a place where you can build and raise your own luxury sports car. wow. that sounds like fun. rich demuro has the story. >> building cars with lego bricks is a ton of fun. and now a new attraction here at legoland. california brings one of the world's most iconic sports cars to life on a digital racetrack or kids build to win >> star. ferrari teaming up with lego for an interactive new attraction. it's great to see the energy of a smiling faces from a guest back here in the pocket. legoland, california brought me and my littlest race are here to experience ferrari, building race, putting together the innovation and the design

elements in the performance, elements with the lake. it and i and j and building a family beauty experience. it starts with an impressive display of a life-size lego ferrari f 40 sports car made of 350,000 pieces. only the tires and we'll aren't lego. it took more than 1900 hours to build its the only one of its going to blow the replica serves as an inspiration for kids to build their own race car and tested on various tracks. it's all about optimizing the design for ultimate past, your car. well. side finally it's off to the races where the car you build is scanned to appear on a digital racetrack. we actually created a technology that will measure aerodynamics, drag force everything. track conditions can

>> it's fun about watching your car to go around and tapping the speed and switch. trains. the fastest car winds like sailor is pretty fast. i saw other kids cars like they pretty fast, too. >> there you have it. winner takes home, bragging rights and maybe even a little need for speed. the ferrari building race attraction is now open at legoland, california. yeah, i could see myself i'm rich demuro and you are tech >> that looks like so much fun. well, still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, the parents of a missing girl speak out after a key piece of evidence is recovered. what they shared with us next. good

morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. >> it started this half hour with a look at the forecast. far as the weather center with the latest and pretty chilly heading out the door this morning. it is. and that's fog is very, very aggressive and persistent. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. that's a little shot downtown, as you can see, it's making its president and presence known even and the city we expected to be pretty persistent even this afternoon, although we'll see a little bit of sun going on and will get better than this. but >> just give you an idea of what we're dealing with. the fog is quite thick going on. this is the storm tracker. 4 of you into the left-hand

side. you can see this front. we're talking about that actually will help clear out the fog a lot quicker tomorrow. but we have some passing clouds overnight in this game as well. so we have the fog returning marine layer and all that and then aloft will get some cloud cover. i think you'll still be able to sneak a peek at what's going on with the lunar eclipse tonight. although in san francisco, that's going to be pretty tough. so mostly inland, as for your best guess will be the winds right now. they're at a good clip to with this little chilly as we were talking earlier out of the west-northwest. looks like some teens going on for san francisco. open it up to fairfield but inland, most readings are single digits. they will pick up later today. numbers are mostly in the 50's over most of the geography, although 69 for antioch, a warm spot to be noted for bay to breakers. let's call it mostly cloudy and foggy. maybe get some better clearing and here in the next half hour or so. we've got temperatures mid 50's at best and watch those winds. a chilly wind west to 10 to 20 look ahead for today. sunny inland. we've got 69 or

so by 11 by to 76 near about 80, much of the week is going to be pretty warm. we'll take a look at the 4 zone forecast and your extended coming up in just a bit. stephanie, thank you, dave. >> happening in less than 30 minutes, the bay to breakers race kicks off in san francisco. the event is being held in person for the first time since 2019 kron. 4 s camila barco is at the event this morning speaking with racers. >> one of the bay area's the best dressed races returns to the streets of san francisco. 15,000 people have signed up to participate in the bay to breakers race. organizers are finishing setting up for the rays and runners. >> have begun to show up for the almost 7 and a half mile race runners are going to be traveling through the iconic case kill along panhandle golden gate park and finishing this rate has been going on since 1912. and what makes this event special is people dress up like it's halloween

will see all sorts of costumes. covid forced organizers to cancel the event for the last 2 years. but this year, rain or shine. the race is on. one runner has been participating for 37 years. she describes the race as the party. >> i just so much fun. it's a party that goes through the whole city m, you know, out of the whole year is the day that i look forward to all now, drivers a heads up. there's going to be road closures this morning throughout the city. the race runs west through san francisco's to the great highway along ocean the finish line. we're close at 01:00pm on howard and main street. >> will start the 12 pay raise here at howard and main street. the race starts at 08:00am. and san francisco millibar kron 4 >> and if you're driving into the city this morning, we have a complete list of road closures related to bay to

breakers on our website at kron 4 dot com. investigators continue to look for a lexus gave the missing. 24 year-old from oakley this week they search the home and released a photo of the young woman's cell phone case. kron four's amanda hari spoke with gabe's parents. >> the family tells me hope is all they can do hope for the best. they say they get updates from police 2 or 3 times a week and that's reassuring. >> we miss our daughter so much. you want to find her? >> you want her back. alexis, gabe's parents, quinn and road. when i gave say they think about her every second of every day. she hasn't been seen since january, but they say they have a gut feeling that she's still out there. >> and the feeling? yeah, no, that's just a line. but they say everything a body is found. they worry it could be heard. so we always go to the. >> so detective and can you

check just in case? so i would every time we get a call saying, no, it's not her. that's always a >> investigators did find a key piece of evidence this week, her cell phone case seeing the actual. >> the images that the picture was very, very emotional. investigators suspect the man captured in this video walking away from alexis's vehicle on front street. oakley, discarded her cell phone case in the last few days. they also serve the search warrant at a home. >> on ventry way in antioch to continue looking for evidence. the home is reportedly where she was last seen where we're happy that the there's, you know, >> that's the second seems they're on to something. i mean. if they're if they want their the second time. that just shows that something's going on some things up. alexa's father is pleading that if anyone knows anything. >> come forward, any information can help. there's

definitely definitely someone. >> or more than one person that knows something. you know, i need you know, we've been pleading. so many times. everything, you know, in your heart, too. give us information that we need. >> if you believe you have any information about alexis, you're asked to reach out to oakley police. there's a $10,000 reward for anyone with information leading to her location in the newsroom. amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> in the east bay, people have a chance today to meet the candidates running for oakland. mayor. it's taking place at the business zone z in oakland, the address is there on your screen. people will be able to ask the candidates about community issues and organizers say the event also lets the public learn more about some of the lesser known candidates. the reception runs from 3 to 4 and a panel discussion goes from 4 to 5. happening tonight. concerts return to levi stadium in santa clara for the

first time in 3 years. the stadium is set to host the biggest concert season in its history. the total of 6 shows running through november 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 happening tonight is one of them. chris martin and crew will be able to play until 11 o'clock. over the past day or so. some people in fairfield reported sightings of a bear roaming the streets. check out this picture from a doorbell camera in the wood creek area. there's don't generally venture into neighborhoods like this. so thereks a good chance. the guys just hungry and looking for food. police are warning people to keep their pets inside as well as trash cans covered up after it just overnight. dana, despite there's culley a parent. you should know that there's our strong, powerful animal. so please don't ever approach one instead, get a safe distance

away and call police. the war in ukraine has now gone on for 80 days. ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky that with the delegation of republican u.s. senators in kiev led by minority leader mitch mcconnell as tom dempsey reports and expert on the war believes the russian invasion will not end anytime soon. >> as as work continued in ukraine on saturday, focus shifted to diplomacy with a special visit from an american delegation. will you you learn thank you. ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky greeted senator mitch mcconnell and other republican senators in kiev as congress works to pass 40 billion dollars in military and humanitarian aid for the country. we must keep our promise to the people of ukraine, an attempt to speed up the process of getting the assistance ukraine stalled this week when senator rand paul from kentucky delayed the vote approval could come early

next week with the pentagon saying passage must come by thursday to avoid any delays, sending new weapons to the country. we'll get those authorities soon. i it's possible that there could be a bubble and a period of time in which, you know, there's just not nothing moving and we want to make sure we avoid the effort to bring aid comes as talks continue over possible nato expansion. both sweden and finland expressed interest this week in joining for added protection against russia. >> both countries would need support from all 30 members. however, turkey has raised concerns about the expansion with its president calling the country's quote, guest houses for terrorist organizations. on saturday, finland's prime minister hope discussions between the 2 sides could bring progress. we want to take the time discuss with turkey like of the countries. what are their procession? son are interested? >> that was tom dempsey reporting. ukraine's president says the outcome of this war will depend on support from western allies. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, the coastal fire in laguna niguel

is now close to 40% contained. >> we show you the latest efforts to get the remaining flames under control. and it's a bird. it's a plane weight. could it be fall? the details on an out of this world congressional hearing coming up. welcome back.

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o's 2 top intelligence officials are scheduled to testify next tuesday. lawmakers say they hope the hearing will give the public a better understanding. one of the greatest mysteries of our time the hearing comes on the heels of a uefa report that was released to congress last summer. it found that more than 140 incidents involving u f o's could not be explained by intelligence officials. and were not the work of the military or the government. some pretty neat stuff. there now to bay area baseball. the a's hosted the angels for a double header at the coliseum in game one. the a's get a three-run home run and the bottom of the night. oakland winds by a final of 4 to 3. >> a game to the angels got their revenge. los angeles took the lead in the second inning. >> and never looked back. the angels win. game 2 of the double header by a final of 9

to one. the 2 teams play again this afternoon. first pitch is set for one. 0, 7, at the coliseum. as for the giants, they were in st. louis taken on to the cardinals. st. louis took the lead in the second inning. the call for staying on the verge it some giants does couldn't get anything going on the offense. the cardinals go on to win by a final of 4 to nothing. the 2 teams play again this afternoon for the first pitch is set for 4, 0, 8, date. >> they're trying to drive the point home or something. that's what it is. by the way, baseball. and this is what you think about we've got cooler temperatures going on for today. notice that footprint of green around the perimeter of the bay fighting some of that fog. yes, until the late morning hours, even the late morning hours coming up in a bit. we've got the 4 zone forecast and the extended keep your.

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continue. firefighters were able to use drones, history to seek out hot spots and were able to identify the areas and actually go after him. and the separate will continue today. >> the cause of the fire remains under investigation. and we have dave spahr now here with our weather forecast. dave, any concerns about a fire in our area when it comes to the weather conditions? >> well, right now we have there are fire retardant right here on the ground. all that fog kind of helps out with all that going on for our friends in socal. they do have an on shore wind that's in somewhat gusting about 15 to 20. however, a lot of sunshine and fairly dry stills-no. that's really going to help them that much. winds are not a good thing. even if they are on shore jumping up real quick to tahoe now we do see what's going to happen here. the home front, a gradual increase in temperatures by midweek, as you can see, basically mostly sunny going on for today. maybe a few scattered clouds midweek back in the home front. i think this is a downtown san francisco. so the fog still lingering pretty

late at this hour. and quarter to 8 were still have to fight through it. this front upstream actually helps provide all this marine layer. we're right in the sweet spot now for all this marine action, which will be the case today could be hard to really mix that out. it will happen inland. but along the bay, it could be a little slow going today. then tonight we'll have some scattered clouds with this front and it will drive some winds actually clearing up pretty quickly tomorrow morning. temperature check for you. we've got the 50's over most the real estate. 69 off to antioch. they're kind of the odd ball number. 57 for livermore. 58 san jose heading over to future cast as we see today. again, some fog around the immediate bay clear inland scattered clouds going on overnight into monday morning. then the front right behind us here we get on and what she gets all blown away pretty quickly as the front drops south, by the way, for your lunar eclipse viewing here, it could be a little tough, though, but around 9 o'clock or so. when it's gonna start peeling away is when that cloud cover in the fog will start to really thicken up a

little bit to my to the early eclipse going on, at least with that. here's the traffic we see coming in off the pacific. we see a little bit of a warming phase and you'll see our 7 day forecast. latest next weekend. not much happens. maybe some variable clouds to kind of throw in here next sunday. as far as any shot of rain doesn't look like it's coming together here. looks like a trust wink at us a little bit early into the following week, but i wouldn't necessarily bank on that 4 zone forecast. we're looking at 66 today, san francisco, plenty of fog as we see along the coast. keeping those temperatures subdued upper 50's for highs. very little bit in the way of sunshine. they side of the peninsula. 66 burlingame, to the south member. these numbers around 80 yesterday will today mid to lower 70's down to the south bay. we'll see upper 70's working here, morgan hill about 80 77 for cupertino, east bay shoreline to the south. again, late clearing of that fog, lower 70's tri valley, upper 70's that that may be about 84 walnut creek, concord, about 82 72 for berkeley, vallejo around 70. 85 fairfield. 82

going on for napa and 82 santa rosa microclimates are checking in. those inland spots will fare a little better with more sunshine and warmer temperatures. so 7 day forecast, we start to pop in about 80 by tuesday near 90 as we get to around wednesday. scattered clouds to make note of as we get to thursday, just a hiccup in the system. pretty good. it looks like into next weekend with lots of 80's to dish out all the way through sunday. stephanie. thank you, dave. >> this weekend, doctor strange is expected to dominate the box office yet again. but if you're looking for something else to do, there is another new movie hitting theaters this weekend. dean richards takes a look. >> a catcher turn the cage. testing for the rest for >> with the movies this weekend is the latest adaptation of the stephen king novel firestarter previously made into a movie back in

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>> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron 4 morning news >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it's sunday may 15th and we have a lot to get to for you this morning. let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning, dave. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and first things first. we're in the bay area and the traditional advection fog checking in. as you can see, this is us a shot from downtown. so it gives you an idea of the coverage area. it's not just in san francisco, but it's >> all over really the bay. and it's going to take a lot longer to really clear out in some areas it won't like the coast. >> it will probably be there just about all day or at least have some of that overcast appearance going on. all right. now with that fog, the clearing we get some clearing course in london on the east bay, large before noon as we get to tonight. now, this is when it comes back again. you

see the coverage or at the coast. never really completely cleared. but we're looking out for that eclipse. well, it's going to start to just about the time we see the moon rise for tonight and it's going to reach its totality just before 10 o'clock tonight. so this is where the fog situation will be about the time that the it's starting to peel out of the shadow and it starts to go to a bright face. we still have clearing spots. you can see around the quirkiness trading off to the delta. but as you can see and parts of the livermore valley, it will be spilling back in so a viewing will be quick. so hurry up and go out and check that view before the fog beach into it. a little bit will be the higher in the sky. of course, later at the night, this is what we're watching. also upstream tonight. tomorrow, it's a front. and while it provides a lot of that marine layer in place both today tonight, it's actually gonna clear things up very quickly. tomorrow morning, we're going to see probably the fog clearing by this time tomorrow morning. 69 going on for antioch. we've got 50's east bay shoreline inland in the 60's. there's a little bit of a contrast to decoupling. it will be coupled with more parents. once the

fog starts to lift off a little bit, little cooler on the east bay shoreline than we are inland by contrast to yesterday. and those onshore winds. they're with us all day today and tonight into the teens you can see for good coverage area, too. so let's break your day down here. 72 by high noon, we should see inland clearing by that 0. 77 by 3 o'clock as we struggle to reach 80 this go-around. don't worry. those 80's will be back in force with the 7 day forecast. we'll have all of that coming up in just a bit. stephanie, thanks very much, dave. in national news, a mass shooting in buffalo, new york is being called a hate crime. >> as authorities try to piece together why a suspected gunman opened fire in a grocery store leaving 10 people dead and 3 others injured. our reporter has the latest from buffalo. what investigators are calling a mass shooting happened at this tops market in buffalo, new york. >> 13 people were shot 10 of which did not survive the gunman in the buffalo top supermarket. mass shooting has been identified as 18 year-old

payton gun drawn of conklin. new york police say conklin entered the supermarket heavily armed with a tactical gear and a rifle. he was said to be live streaming on the platform. twitch when he opened fire. >> many of us no, this supermarket, this top supermarket on jefferson avenue very well. many of us have been in and out of this supermarket. our family members have been in and out of the supermarket. police say a retired buffalo police officer who was working as a security guard shot the gunman. but the shooter was unharmed due to the armor he was wearing. >> that retired police officer was also shot and killed. many of us know some of those. >> who are victims of this, her or her effect crime. so this is painful. this does hurt. >> it always hurts. this case is being investigated as a racially motivated hate crime as a law enforcement source

confirmed to the gunman had a racial slur written on his weapon. this was pure evil. it was straight up racially motivated hate crime. >> from somebody outside of our community outside of the city of good neighbors. as the mayor said coming into our community. in trying to. inflict that evil upon us. eroe county district attorney john flynn did not confirm the existence of the shooters. possible manifesto, though he did say they believe there is a racial component to the attack but declined to say more. we speak for the dead. >> and when we speak for those who have lost their life, we're going to bring them justice. the family's justice and this community justice. the attack is being investigated by the fbi as a hate crime and violent extremism reporting in buffalo head. >> the buffalo shooting happened just one day after 2 shootings in milwaukee that injured 20 people. it happened after the bucks playoff game on friday night. 3 people were

shot in the first incident including a 16 year-old girl. police say 17 people were injured in a second shooting about 2 hours later. just a few blocks away from the first incident. none of the injuries were life-threatening. people say 10 people were taken or excuse me. police say 10 people were taken into custody and 9 guns were recovered. on the peninsula. san mateo police are investigating a suspicious death. they say a man was found dead at a bus stop saturday morning. kron four's gayle ong has the story. investigators blocked off this bus stop on el camino real south near east hillsdale boulevard for much of the morning and afternoon saturday after a man was found unresponsive just before 07:00am 7 to police. officers quickly arrived on scene and located an unresponsive. >> male a seat at the bus. stop. on an initial quick investigation. it was determined. the second the circumstances were such that were suspicious in nature. we spoke with the family of the

man off camera who asked for privacy. >> police are not saying much about the circumstances surrounding the man's death other than it's being investigated as a homicide, but are still looking for witnesses who saw anything suspicious near the bus. stop early saturday morning. san mateo police are asking the public if you know anyone who was driving in the area specifically. >> around 01:00am to 07:00am, and driving with a vehicle with video recording capabilities. you're asked to contact police reporting from san mateo gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> coming up on the kron, 4 morning news. gas prices at the pump still sky high here in the bay area. what you can expect to pay to fill up the tank. plus, gop leaders visit with president zelensky in an unannounced trip to ukraine. what they're saying about the ongoing war with russia. and people rally at the state capitol to protest abortion rights. stick with us for kron. 4 morning news continues.

>> men and women marched through the streets of san francisco calling on lawmakers to leave women's bodies alone. this happening because the u.s. supreme court could overturn roe v wade which would end leggl access to

abortion in many states. protests like the one you just saw took place all over the u.s. and in the state out of the state capitol, planned parenthood kicked off its statewide bus tour in sacramento saturday. the bus to a continues for the next 10 days. organizers say they're protesting what they call the ban of constitutional rights to abortion. and while thousands showed up to protest in favor of reproductive rights, there were others at the rally speaking out for the other side saying they were fighting for the lives of unborn children. >> ok, lots of fog will be hanging around the bay later this morning into the coast. it may never completely clear, but should clear out on those inland spots. but cooler today, true. little windy in spots, too. upper 70's to near about 80. got a look at your forecast coming up in a bit. keep your.

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>> welcome back. time now for another check of our weather with meteorologist dave spahr davis. a big chilly getting up this morning. yeah, it's much cooler today that fog, of course, keeping those temperatures subdued as they will do this afternoon as it. >> kind of lingers around. good chunks of the bay later on. even this morning, our checking things out east bay shoreline, it's still kind of covered up, as you can see the city. it's all kind of blocked out by some of the fog going on as well. although those inland spots start to peel that away nicely, this is what's going on upstream. we're kind of stuck in this little pattern here until this front passes due to happen

early tomorrow morning. but what will happen tonight? is this going to drive the winds this afternoon tonight we have the fog that's going to reinvent itself as we get to sunset tonight. so the lunar eclipse look viewing is going to be pretty much inland is where you're going to be. the best bet. and then a few passing clouds aloft. but then tomorrow that's going to act as a big sweep to sweep it all out of here by early tomorrow morning. 64 going on for concord, 69 for antioch, east bay shoreline mid-fifties model of emotion. there 50's also up to the north bay to its still early. so give it some time back to that fog. let's track it here for you a little bit. let's get to tonight. now freeze at about 9.15, spilling into livermore valley along the east bay shoreline looks pretty nasty for the fog, though. and this is reaching its still in the totality and it will peel away from that within the hour from that point. but you see some clear spots happened there as well your best bets are. you'll be looking east anyway for the moon rise, which just after 8 o'clock. and then by 10 o'clock, it will be peeling away to the full moon. help

get the fog covers. everybody. here comes the sweeping through of the front by 07:00am and into the afternoon hours, handing it over to future cast for again. fog is what we're getting mostly then some passing clouds expected overnight. here comes a sweep and then back to mostly sunny. now, monday will be a bit on the cool side. still in the wake of all of this. but then warming up for the rest of the week. onshore winds. they are. this is today that will be driven a little bit by inland heating. it's still cold in the bay. so the contrast between the 2 different climate will drive some of that. but it's the front also doing it too. overnight. we see the winds pretty much in place. so chilly and chilly for you. looks like by tomorrow morning as well. and we'll take it all the way around tuesday where so little breezy even overnight into tuesday. so looking ahead, look at the fog bank still in place. looks like it's 06:00am they fog and cooler going on today. 70's around 08:00am well inland next week or this week ahead of should say, cool monday warming. we've got upper 80's for much of the week. that is again inland next weekend looks pretty good with some scattered clouds on

sunday. stephanie. >> we'll have my jacket read. thank you, dave, for your money this morning, it appears inflation took a bite out of our paychecks in april. the labor department says average hourly earnings for all employees went down 2.6% compared to april last year. plus, financial experts say buying power is weaker. now food prices jumped for the 17th consecutive month. airline flights jumped more than 18% in april compared to the prior month. meanwhile, gas prices reached an all time high this morning in california, the average price for a gallon of regular is now $5. and $0.96. that's up nearly $0.15 a gallon in the last week. and those numbers are even higher here in the bay area. here's a look at prices this morning. san francisco has the highest at 6.20 per gallon. the next highest are in north bay with people in sandra fell paying 6.17 and people in santa rosa pain just a penny less. if you

live in napa, you're going to pay about 6.12. san jose and oakland are right around 6 o 6 a gallon and according to triple a the cheapest gas is in vallejo and solano county. but prices are still under $6. in national news. inflation is hurting americans and more ways than one. there's big impacts on the housing market nationwide. reporter paul gerke has the latest. >> it's pricier than it should be to live in most u.s. metro areas right now, according to moody's analytics homes in these 10 cities are more than 50% overvalued. boise, idaho tops the list followed by sherman denison, texas and muskegon, michigan. jamie matt store is a realtor in boise. she thinks having 4 full seasons help sell the treasure valley. but changing lifestyle attitudes have sealed the deal. covid his tenants. >> increase the rapid rate of being able to work from home and live for you want to live. well, you get to work from

home. many of the places posting overinflated prices offer similarly breathtaking scenery, but average home buyers have to compete with big companies in rental agencies for property in those desirable locales. >> interest rates are going back up to which can be a hurdle for many buyers. although jamie insists they're still getting a deal, 6% is still a phenomenal rate. >> it's just not 3% that we have this. that was just the luck of the draw was like winning the lottery for 3 years. the economy can sustain that for those with a knife or trends. this is all too reminiscent of how the markets look in 2007, right before a massive housing crash and recession. is this bubble about to burst too? >> not now jamie and others predict for 2 core reasons. one new federal rules have changed home lending in a positive way. more people are likely to pay back their loans rather than default. and 2 were living through a massive housing shortage. mortgage giant freddie mac estimates were about 4 million homes short of what the country needs right now. jamie says

they need 2 million in the boise metro alone in since the rate of home buying was slowed by the pop of the last real estate bubble and limited further by the pandemic. it's going to take time for supply to catch up to demand in the meantime, if you're looking to move to a place like boise, jamie has some good news. i anticipate. and what we are seeing is that things will continue to plateau. >> in this market, at least because we're still massively desirable place to be. that was paul gerke reporting for us this morning. >> the nationwide shortage of baby formula is sparking a surge in milk. donations, ongoing supply chain issues and safety recalls left many pharmacy and supermarket shelves. bare the biden administration this week urging manufacturers to increase production. president biden is also working with trading partners overseas to prevent potential price gouging meanwhile, more

mothers are stepping up to help families who need some extra support. >> we're hearing moms who want to be part of the solution to this crisis center interested in donating the excess, not that they have. so where really the east to see that response? >> to buy milk families need to fill out an application with the milk bank and get placed on a list to purchase the milk. if you're interested in donating many milk banks are looking for healthy, breastfeeding or pumping mothers who have 100 ounces or more of extra frozen milk. the war in ukraine has now go on. gone on for 80 days. ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky met with a delegation of u.s. republican senators in kiev as tom dempsey reports the russian invasion may not end anytime soon. >> as the as work continued in ukraine on saturday, focus shifted to diplomacy with a special visit from an american

delegation. will you did? thank you, ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky greeted senator mitch mcconnell and other republican senators in kiev as congress works to pass 40 billion dollars in military and humanitarian aid for the country. we must keep our promise to the people of ukraine, an attempt to speed up the process of getting the assistance ukraine stalled this week when senator rand paul from kentucky delayed the vote approval could come early next week with the pentagon saying passage must come by thursday to avoid any delays, sending new weapons to the country. we'll get those authorities soon. i it's possible that there could be a bubble and a period of time in which, you know, there's just not nothing moving and we want to make sure we avoid the effort to bring aid comes as talks continue over possible nato expansion. both sweden and finland expressed interest this week in joining for added protection against russia. >> both countries would need support from all 30 members. however, turkey has raised concerns about the expansion

with its president calling the country's quote, guest houses for terrorist organizations. on saturday, finland's prime minister hope discussions between the 2 sides could bring progress. we want to take the time discuss with turkey like of the countries. what are their procession? son are interested? >> that was tom dempsey reporting. ukraine's president says the outcome of this war will depend on support from western allies. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news ferrari is teaming up with lego land to bring you your very own luxury sports car experience. >> rich demuro has that story coming up.

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this morning's tech smart lego land gives us a look at its new ferrari attraction. yes, you heard that right. >> legoland has built a place where you can build and raise your own luxury sports car. rich demuro has the story. >> building cars with lego bricks is a ton of fun. and now a new attraction here at legoland. california brings one of the world's most iconic sports cars to life on a digital racetrack or kids build to win >> star. ferrari teaming up with lego for an interactive new attraction. it's great to see the energy of a smiling

faces from a guest back here in the pocket. legoland, california brought me and my littlest race are here to experience ferrari, building race, putting together the innovation and the design elements in the performance, elements with the lake. it and i and j and building a family beauty experience. it starts with an impressive display of a life-size lego ferrari f 40 sports car made of 350,000 pieces. only the tires and we'll aren't lego. it took more than 1900 hours to build its the only one of its going to blow the replica serves as an inspiration for kids to build their own race car and tested on various tracks. it's all about optimizing the design for ultimate past, your car. well. side finally it's off to the races where the car you build is scanned to appear on a digital racetrack. we actually created a technology

that will measure aerodynamics, drag force everything. track conditions can >> it's fun about watching your car to go around and tapping the speed and switch. trains. the fastest car winds like sailor is pretty fast. i saw other kids cars like they pretty fast, too. >> there you have it. winner takes home, bragging rights and maybe even a little need for speed. the ferrari building race attraction is now open at legoland, california. yeah, i could see myself in that car. a red. i'm rich demuro and you are tech >> yes. so could looks like a lot of fun. and those kids are so cute. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the parents of a missing girl speak out after a key piece of evidence is recovered. what those parents told us next.

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whether someone is across the neighborhood, across the street, or across the room, you have the power to make them feel right at home. ♪ ♪ ritz. a taste of welcome. good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news to start off this half hour with a look at the far as in the weather center with the very latest. hey, dave. >> hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, that fog looks like it's getting even a little bit more aggressive. even at sfo know we just checked. there's no delays happening at the sfo were our other reports either. so looking good on that front, but it's certainly quite foggy and including in san francisco is what we see going on. i know it's kind of a cliche,

but it is there and it's covering up. as you can see, the building shot here. we can not make out anything. their promise you. that's with the telling me it's downtown san francisco. we'll have the bay to breakers forecast in just a second. but do have that front. that's upstream a little bit. it's not going to do much to help us today. but over by early tomorrow, it will kind of brush everything out of our way. we'll go into mostly clear mode. but today it's a lot of that aggressive fog gradually departing 72 antioch. we've got 60's going on in the east bay, but a lot of 50's covering everybody else for the most part, bay to breakers were dealing with this fog, mostly cloudy winds out of the west at 1round 10 to 20 with all of this going on and a look ahead for the day today. 72 by high noon, 3 o'clock with mostly sunny skies. interior 76 to near about ad not coming up a little bit here. we'll take a look at that long-range forecast for you and also the 4 zone for today as well. stephanie. >> looking forward to it. thank you, dave. investigators continue excuse me to look for a lexus gave the missing. 24 year-old from oakley. this

week they searched a home in released a photo of the young woman's cell phone case. kron four's amanda hari spoke with gabe's parents. >> the family tells me hope is all they can do hope for the best. they say they get updates from police 2 or 3 times a week and that's reassuring. >> we miss our daughter so much. you want to find her? >> you want her back. alexis, gabe's parents, quinn and road. when i gave say they think about her every second of every day. she hasn't been seen since january, but they say they have a gut feeling that she's still out there. >> and the feeling? yeah, no, that's just a but they say everything a body is found. they worry it could be heard. we always go to the. >> so detective and can you check just in case? so i would every time we get a call saying, no, it's not her. that's always a

>> investigators did find a key piece of evidence this week, her cell phone case seeing the actual. >> the images that the picture was very, very emotional. investigators suspect the man captured in this video walking away from alexis's vehicle on front street. oakley, discarded her cell phone case in the last few days. they also served a search warrant at a home. >> on ventry way in antioch to continue looking for evidence. the home is reportedly where she was last seen where we're happy that the there's, you know, >> that's the second seems like they're on to something. i mean. if they're if they want their the second time. that just shows that something's going on some things up. alexa's father is pleading that if anyone knows anything. >> come forward, any information can help. there's definitely definitely someone. >> or more than one person that knows something. you know, i need you know, be been

pleading. so many times. everything, you know in your heart, too. give us information that we need. >> if you believe you have any information about alexis, you're asked to reach out to oakley police. there's a $10,000 reward for anyone with information leading to her location in the newsroom. amanda hari kron, 4 news and we certainly hope she is found soon. >> in the east bay, people have a chance today to meet the candidates running for oakland. mayor. it's taking place at the businesses on z in oakland. the address is there on your screen. people will be able to ask the candidates about community issues toat might be bothering them. and organizers say the event also lets the public learn more about some of the lesser known candidates. the reception runs from 03:00pm to 04:00pm in a panel discussion goes from 4 to 5. happening tonight. concerts return to levi stadium in santa clara for the first time in 3 years, the stadium is set to host the biggest concert season in its

history with a total of 6 shows running through november 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 happening tonight is one of them. chris martin and crew will be able to play until 11 o'clock. over the past day or so. some people in fairfield reported sightings of a bear roaming the streets. check out this picture from a doorbell camera in the wood creek area. there's don't normally venture into neighborhoods like this. so there is a good chance this bear is simply hungry and looking for some food. police are warning people to keep their pets inside and their trash cans covered up. now, despite its cuddly appearance, bears are strong, powerful animals. so please don't ever approach one instead, get a safe distance away and call police. the bay to breakers. race is underway in san

francisco. >> the event is being held in person for the first time since 2019 kron four's camila barco is at the event this morning where she spoke with racers. >> and the race has begun. stephanie, more than 15,000 runners, we'll be running through the streets of san francisco to complete the bay to breakers race. the race that has been known for people wearing a lab or it this morning, we've seen people prepared to run this race dressed as superman. pirates. >> baby yoda and many other characters. others have warned their casual workout clothes while some decided to wear little to no clothing. >> it's all part of the bay breakers culture. that first started in 1912, runners have their work cut out for them. they'll be traveling through the iconic hay street. along the panhandle golden gate park and finishing at ocean beach for some. it's the first time others have been doing this for 30 plus years. i started

1973. >> and this is my 70th birthday. i just like to continue analogy of i like the yeah, it's it's just a fun race and always has drivers a heads up. there's going to be some road closures this morning throughout the city as runners try to complete the runs west to the city. >> to the great highway along ocean beach runners have until this afternoon to finish the 7 and a half mile race the finish line will close at one this afternoon. >> in san francisco coming up, our phone kron, 4 >> and if you're driving into the city this morning, we have a complete list of the road closures that camilla just mentioned. you can find those on our website at kron 4 dot com. >> and it's a bird. it's a plane could it be a u f o the details on an out of this world? congressional hearing coming up. for the first time

in more than half a century, a house subcommittee >> is set to hold an open congressional hearing on u f o's 2 top intelligence officials are scheduled to testify next tuesday. lawmakers say they hope the hearing will give the public a

better understanding of one of the greatest mysteries of our time. the hearing comes on the heels of a u f o report that was released to congress last summer. it found that more than 140 incidents involving u f o's could not be explained by intelligence officials and were not the work of the military or the government. now, bay area baseball, the a's hosted the angels for a double header at the coliseum in game one. the a's got a 3 run homerun in the bottom of the 9th. oakland winds by a final of 4 to 3. but in game 2, the angels got their revenge. los angeles took the lead in the second inning and never looked back. the angels win game 2 by a double header of the double header final of 9 to one. the 2 teams play again this afternoon. first pitch is set for one. 0, 7, at the coliseum. as for the giants, they were in st. louis taking on the cardinals. the st. louis took the lead in the

second inning and the giants just couldn't get anything going on. the offense. the cardinals go on to win by a final 4 to nothing. the 2 teams play again this afternoon. first pitch set for 4, 0, 8, >> and weather today. it's a little cooler than we experience from yesterday. those inland temperatures with a lot more sun. we're looking at only lower to middle 80's and that will be a warm up later on this week at that extended the 4 zone forecast. keep it here. the kron 4 morning news.

>> welcome back. we have dave spahr standing by with our weather forecast. what should people expect from the step outdoors today? dave? >> first things first. a lot of talk going pretty good morning, everybody. much cooler today, too. even in the inland spots will see better clearing. there is a little bit of a minor warm-up happening. we get a shot of this from tahoe. lots of sunshine going on. but 67 69 tuesday, wednesday, 71 you get the idea there yet. warming trend will see that on the home front, too. speaking of which this is downtown san francisco, finally able to make out some of the skyline here going on here as the fog starts to lift off. but we're a little bit of a sandwich zone here as all this marine layer has been encouraged to spill across the bay. you know the infection fog somewhat typical. but this is going to be a nice, big broom tomorrow morning and kind of clear everything out because of the marine layer is coming back

again tonight. 72 for any off most readings in the 60's in london, the east bay, but along the east bay shoreline mid-fifties also mid to upper 50's up in the north bay there. 61 this hour in a bottle with chilly. 52 in san francisco going forward with future cast for clears out nicely this afternoon. and then overnight we have some scattered clouds coupled with the marine layer spilling back in again. but as this front drops south, it will clear everything out for us fairly early. excuse me for the early for your morning. on monday longer range forecast models don't really have much hope for us getting any rain with all of this. we get just pieces of clouds, of pieces of these fronts coming to our north, mostly even into early next week, we might get the invite of some scattered clouds going on here. but again, any real chance of rain. look at how just bypasses us as you can see. so it doesn't look very hopeful over the next 7 days of getting anything. 4 zone forecast coming into sunday. 66 san francisco might be a bit of a climb from where we stand right now. we have to do better with this clearing,

which will not be the case along the coast. a lot of 50's to be had. they're 66 burning again to the south. most readings in the lower to middle 70's in the south bay mid to upper 70 77 for san jose. lower 70's east bay shoreline, tri valley getting to the upper 70's with walnut creek at 80 82 for concord. 72 for berkeley, the layover, the cool 70 85 fairfield. 82 going on for now, but and also santa rosa. but chilly at the beaches. 70 forecast. a reminder it's still spring. yes away. we come back to the 80's by tuesday and wednesday. looking good on that all the way into next weekend. again, we'll get pieces of these fronts that will throw some scattered clouds our way. stephanie, thanks very much, dave. >> for your health this morning may is national blood pressure month. a time to raise awareness about hypertension, control and stroke prevention turns out there are several factors that can affect or readings in a big way. our health expert karen owoc is here to tell us how to avoid the most common errors when measuring your blood pressure. nice to see

you, karen. >> you say here i stephanie. so, you know, i just want to start with this question for you. we call high blood pressure, a silent killer. why is that? because there there are many symptoms. some people could have high blood pressure and they wouldn't even know it. >> and when you do have high blood pressure, it can be very of deadly. even get have a heart attack. heart failure stroke. so very, very serious disease is tied in with high blood pressure. so it's real important to monitor yourself and make sure that you are getting regular and what are some factors that can affect our ratings? so number one is the cuff size is not the right size. >> so when you when you get a blood pressure, it's essential that we compressed the artery so that it stops blood flow. so you have a bladder.

>> inside inside your blood pressure, cuff this, this all this air, it's what's compressing the arteries. so that's important to make sure. >> that blatter fits right. so here's an example of of of bladder a cuff that does not set. the paper tell is your arm. it's big okay. there we go. okay. so think of the blue blue line skews me as your break. you'll artery this arrow should line up along the the blue line that your break, he'll artery. but by having diff culty and and the and the blood pressure cuff has markings on it. so like, see like this. now, these markings should should cross over this. this arrow here and notice. so we have about 2 inches. it's too bad. 2 inches too small.

>> right here. it's not. it's not crossing over. so when your when your blood pressure cuff is not not. >> it's too big. that means it's going to take a lot of pressure to fill that blatter with with with air. so now that just the opposite, it's to see your blood pressure is going to be artificially high. now here is in this instance, this cost is too large. so the markings are crossing over the that they're your artery here. it's crossing way over. so the the blatter is actually wrapping around itself. so it's got going to actually compress the artery very quickly. and that means that your your blood pressure is going to be artificially low. so really important to make sure that those cuffs fit right properly. and i i believe the arm position also has a lot to do with it as well. that is huge. and i always see this done incorrectly. so your arms should be at hart high kind of

mid sternum and it should be supported with the palm up. and the sometimes i see people take their blood pressure when they're sitting in the chair, there to right ankle. you need to have that arm outstretched. the artery is is not king and make sure that it's not too high and not to go it gets too high. the bloods going to float added the arm. you're going to have an artificially low blood pressure and is down here. you're going to have more blood flow into the are is going to be artificially. hi. some thing that some people asked me. they asked me about the risk to it. the wrist monitor. i i only use it in certain circumstances, but it's real in general. they're not the most accurate because there's so many different positions that position your arm position of your wrist all have an effect. so this not that i'm promoting but and the particular brand. but the on

ron actually has a light that will tell you if it's in the wrong position, right position. you really need that. it's orange. if it's in the wrong position and it's blue when it's it's in the right position. so if you're going to get something like this is really important to have that type of indicator and how do factors like the resting period in the posture. >> play into affecting your readings. very important to sit down and and resting calm down for about 5 minutes before you take that first resting blood pressure often times. when you go to the doctor, you. >> yeah. you get up your running to the doctor. you get your blood pressure. it's usually if if that's the case you want to make sure you're resting and positioning is really important. you want to be support it because you don't want muscle tension dislike. you don't want your your arm 10 step when it it's an support. it so feet are flat on the floor. and your back is support it. and really

important because otherwise, if you're sitting on a doctors on the table, generally your feet are dangling. your bag doesn't support it. so you're 10 step trying to hold that position. that's going to raise your blood pressure in our last. you know, 30 seconds here now does what you're wearing affect your readings. >> you want to take you want your blood pressure taken against your skin. if you have clothing. >> don't just push up your yours your sleeve because sometimes that could also be constricting. so try and take your shirt off. make sure you when you go to the doctor, you have something that you can take off. it's going to affect it. if it's less than 2 millimeters, it's okay. so we're talking really thinned t-shirt. otherwise, it really needs to be on your skin. >> all reght. thank you, karen owoc, our local health health expert. pleasure to have you again with us. the are. you're

welcome. see you next week. >> we'll be right back.

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>> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. >> i'm stephanie lynn, it's sunday may 15th and we have a lot to get to this morning. let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning, dave. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. looks like a big improvement happening at the golden gate bridge. just kind of some hazy fog leftover very low with the ground. however, kind of underscores the fact this is low level moisture we're dealing with a lot. it's been clear the whole time. so that will be kind of the hallmarks of your sunday

forecast on balance. a big, big improvement as you can see, east bay shoreline still kind of working on it. as you can see the shot from uc berkeley. having said all that will see that clearing out for most of the bay except along the coast. get about 6.15. we're getting close to a moon rises. the moon rises and has its total lunar eclipse going on about 9.45. the total show should be about ending. and you can see the fog starting to encroach here for good chunk of the real estate. if you're in a clear patch, though, they'll be some clouds aloft a little bit, trying to kind of cover the moon just a little bit going on going forward for tonight. so what we have is a front in our backyard and help encourage all this very low level moisture. just this fog but aloft. it was fairly clear. well, again, some passing clouds going on tonight aloft, but this will sweep on through monday morning in clear everything out in a big way for us. but cooler temperatures left behind. there's your microclimate checking-in 50's around the bay. but you get inland quickly to the 60's. 72 at this hour for any auc. and we

also have this on shore. winds are going to be around for about the next 36 hours building in some intensity this afternoon. and also overnight tonight, 75 by one by 4 calling it 75 in a bit. we'll take a closer look at your forecast. stephanie. thank you, dave. >> in national news, a mass shooting in buffalo, new york is being called a hate crime as authorities try to piece together why a suspected gunman opened fire in a grocery store leaving 10 people dead and 3 others injured. a reporter has the latest from buffalo. what investigators are calling a mass shooting happened at this tops market in buffalo, new york. >> 13 people were shot 10 of which did not survive the gunman in the buffalo top supermarket. mass shooting has been identified as 18 year-old payton gun drawn of conklin. new york police say conklin entered the supermarket heavily armed with a tactical gear and a rifle. he was said to be live streaming on the platform. twitch when he opened fire. >> many of us no, this

supermarket, this top supermarket on jefferson avenue very well. many of us have been in and out of this supermarket. our family members have been in and out of the supermarket. police say a retired buffalo police officer who was working as a security guard shot the gunman. but the shooter was unharmed due to the armor he was wearing. >> that retired police officer was also shot and killed. many of us know some of those. >> who are victims of this or her effect crime. so this is painful. this does hurt. >> it always hurts. this case is being investigated as a racially motivated hate crime as a law enforcement source confirmed to the gunman had a racial slur written on his weapon. this was pure evil. it was straight up racially motivated hate crime. >> from somebody outside of our community outside of the city of good neighbors. as the

mayor said coming into our community. in trying to. inflict that evil upon us. erie county district attorney john flynn did not confirm the existence of the shooters. possible manifesto, though he did say they believe there is a racial component to the attack but declined to say more. we speak for the dead. >> and when we speak for those who have lost their life, we're going to bring them justice. the family's justice and this community justice. the attack is being investigated by the fbi as a hate crime and violent extremism reporting in buffalo head. >> the buffalo shooting happened just one day after 2 shootings in milwaukee that injured 20 people. it happened after the bucks playoff game on friday night. 3 people were shot in the first incident including a 16 year-old girl. police say 17 people were injured in a second shooting about 2 hours later. just a few blocks away from the first incident. none of the injuries

were life-threatening. police say 10 people were taking into custody and 9 guns were recovered. on the peninsula. san mateo police are investigating a suspicious death. they say a man was found dead at a bus stop saturday morning. kron four's gayle ong has this story. >> investigators blocked off this bus stop on el camino real south near east hillsdale boulevard for much of the morning and afternoon saturday after a man was found unresponsive just before 07:00am 7 to police. officers quickly arrived on scene and located an unresponsive. >> male a seat at the bus. stop. on an initial quick investigation. it was determined. the second the circumstances were such that were suspicious in nature. we spoke with the family of the man off camera who asked for privacy. >> police are not saying much about the circumstances surrounding the man's death other than it's being investigated as a homicide, but are still looking for witnesses who saw anything suspicious near the bus. stop early saturday morning. san mateo police are asking the

public if you know anyone who was driving in the area specifically. >> around 01:00am to 07:00am, and driving with a vehicle with video recording capabilities. you're asked to contact police reporting from san mateo gayle ong kron. 4 news >> new this morning, one person has been injured and 7 people displaced after a garage fire. the san francisco fire department responded to the fire on the 200 block of ayton bourke street around 5.45. red cross is helping those who have been displaced. the fire is contained and is currently under investigation. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news, gas prices at the pump still sky high here in the bay area. well, you can expect to pay to let their tank. plus, gop leaders visit with president zelensky in an unannounced trip to ukraine. what they're saying about the ongoing war with russia. and people rallied at the state capitol to protest abortion

rights. stick with us. the kron 4 morning news continues.

>> men and women marched through the streets of san francisco calling on lawmakers to leave women's bodies alone.

this all happening because of the u.s. supreme court. possibility the possible overturn or excuse me, they may possibly overturn roe v wade, which would end legal access to abortion in many states. protests like the one you just saw took place all over the u.s. and in the state capitol, planned parenthood kicked off its statewide bus tour in sacramento saturday. the bus tour continues for the next 10 days. organizers say they are protesting what they call the band of constitutional rights to abortion. and while thousands showed up to protest in favor of abortion rights, there were others at the rally speaking out for the other side saying they were fighting for the lives of unborn children. >> and still, we have some fog in around the bay going on here, but it is clearing inland. it looks like temperatures will be in the mid to upper 70's for this afternoon for your lunar eclipse viewing. however, it could be a little dicey is some of that fog comes rolling back in again. your forecast is next. good morning and

welcome back to kron. 4 morning news of this is a live shot coming in the east bay shoreline. finally starting at some clearing on. but notice that fog hovering right above the water. >> same situation we're seeing at the coast. so to be fighting some of that low level moisture just about all day today is sandwiched in with this front off towards our west. now that actually

will act as a clearing mechanism early for tomorrow morning. temperature wise, we're seeing inland warming already. 72 antioch, 60's cover. a lot of those east bay temperatures in the north bay as well. but the east bay shoreline, it's cooler mid to upper 50's at this hour. getting back to this fog now it will start to departing clear on out except along the coast will say 9.45. pause it here because that's when the lunar eclipse is starting to peel away. so it reaches its getting out of its totality at that point. so you will be looking towards the east because that's where the moon will rise also have some scattered clouds going on for tonight. so the full moon overnight might be covered over a little bit bit to kind of a spooky imagery. let's get to future cast for kuz. a kind of shows a little bit. what i'm talking about, the front still not here. fog overnight, then early tomorrow morning dealing with some of that fog in the low lying clouds, moisture drizzle and all that. however, the front passes walla. we're all clear it all out. mostly sunny, but cooler temperatures in its wake with the contrast of inland heating, we'll have some of

the driving of the winds, but the front will do it as well. quite breezy, sandra fell. 32 at imagery here this evening. and then overnight, it will be quite a quite breezy with all this, too. then by tomorrow, starting to depart as the front passes. all right. the breakdown for you today still covering up this the golden gate bridge just a little bit here. bay fog cooler 70's and 80's well inland now are near 80 this week. it's cool monday, then warming up to the upper 80's for much of the week. looks good to next weekend. we may even top off at 90 with some clouds expected on your sunday. so for today, 66 san francisco, 72 oakland, 77, san jose, mostly sunny and nice. 84 going on for antioch and lower 80's up to the north bay in a bit. we'll get more into that in your 4 zone forecast. stephanie, thank you, dave. >> so what's the first thing that comes to mind when you think about san francisco nowadays? for many people, it's the issue of crime from car break ins to retail thefts problems with no easy solution. joining me to talk

about his plans to tackle the problem is the new san francisco police commissioner kevin who took over the position in april. thank you so much for joining us today. kevin, thank you so much for having me. so, you know, how are things going to be different under your watch and how can we expect to see changes in policing in the city? >> i hope so. a% i'm really excited to join my fellow commissioners as a member of the commission, i have a couple of clear goals. i want to accomplish one. as for the commission, the department to be accessible and available to the community to to regain san francisco's leadership on police reform and criminal justice reform and 3 to everything i can to help asian american community feel safer in what is really an unprecedented time he give us some it specific examples on how you're planning to make some adjustments. >> sure. so i a big priority of mine is commune of ala bility inaccessibility into that includes having had the police commission have meetings, the community really focusing on community

policing, ensuring that there's transparency in those areas when it comes to a police reforms. i'm excited to work with my fellow commissioner max car over a stone we this week introduce a new policy and a racially biased traffic stops in 7 to scold most going to be working on reforming the search warrant policy of the staff to school police department to make sure that also touches are being carried within the confines of the law. >> how soon can we see some of these measures implemented? i think very soon. so i think with the example of pretext stops, there's data that show that. >> black san franciscans are between 6 and 10 times more likely to be stopped and searched. and this new policy we started the introduction of justice last wednesday i think is going to help address that. we're working with a coalition of over 60 community organizations. there's going to be 30 days of public comment. and i the plan is to pass a pause in the summer and hopefully can such as c with tangible impacts from that new

policy on >> and we know that the san francisco police force you're facing this historic staffing shortage and that's the case with a lot of law enforcement agencies across the country. so are there any plans on your end to recruit more officers and is recruiting more officers, the solution to addressing crime in the city. >> i think that it's important to remember, first of all, that the staffing shortages, like you said, a calm across departments but also common across the entire economy in the public and private sector. we're seeing employers struggling to find workers. i think it's imp rtant to see that in that broader context. i think a lot of the policies i propose are designed to help rebuild trust within the department and the community. and i think that will help with staffing because if you have a community that trust the department, more people from that community are going to want to become officers. i also think that it's important for us as san franciscans to remember that the police department isn't the only solution to a lot of the issues out of the mayor's office has been working

closely with the department and the department of public health on street crisis response teams or qualified mental health professional studio people in crisis. they just announced a new office called office of coordinated care, which is social workers and case workers and to help with these crises updates that everyone lincoln center. so i think it's important that we address this from all aspects of our government and get all aspects of our society. >> what is your message for people who don't trust law enforcement who don't trust police? >> i think my message is that there have been a lot of things that happened last few years to shake that trust and that trust has to be earned and that i'm hoping that alongside chief bill scott. the commission can make important reforms that the department can earn the trust of the people and be partners with the community. an important forms. >> and we all know about the rise in anti-asian violence during the pandemic. a lot of

businesses in chinatown were also detrimentally impacted what is the police force doing to address that? and what is the message for folks in the ap? i community. >> i mean, like i said, that's one of my big priorities. and i promise that i'm going to everything in my power to help make sure there's an american community in the city is my i know there've been times this last year, but i've told my own mom lives in southern california not to go out at night or a loan if you can avoid it. it's it's a really scary time. and so i think that there are couple things that need to happen. i think the department needs to continue. it's very successful outreach with asian american community. we have to be sure recruiting bilingual officers and officers are patrolling in areas like chinatown understand the community, unable to build connections with that community. and i also think that community partnerships, organizations really important when i was before i joined the commission as a member of the asian american bar association and a former civil rights lawyer. i

organized a coalition of 15 asian american bar associations. 2 pool, their resources to share what they're doing to connect people, victim services they also organized representation of lot of chinatown, businesses that are being targeted by americans with disability act lawsuits. you know, that's been another area that's been a real concerned, asian-american communities. i think that making sure the department is in partnership with the community and making sure the community nations partnership with each other is is critically important. all right. >> kevin the new san francisco police commissioner. we appreciate your time and perspective. thank you so much, having. all right. we'll be right back.

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>> ferrari teaming up with lego for an interactive new attraction. it's great to see the energy of a smiling faces from a guest back here in the pocket. legoland, california brought me and my littlest race are here to experience ferrari filled in race, putting together the innovation and the design elements and the performance elements with the lake. it and i and j and building a family beauty experience. it starts with an impressive display of a life-size lego ferrari f 40 sports car made of 350,000 pieces. only the tires and we'll aren't lego. it took more than 1900 hours to build its the only one of its going to blow the replica serves as an inspiration for kids to build their own race car and tested on various tracks. and it's all about optimizing the design for ultimate year. karl. finally, it's off to the

races where the car you build is scanned to appear on a digital racetrack. we actually created a technology that will measure aerodynamics, drag force and everything track conditions can >> it's fun about watching your car to go around and tapping the speed missed and switch. trains. the fastest car winds. i got to say it was pretty fast. i saw other kids cars like they pretty fast, too. >> there you have a winner takes home bragging rights and maybe even a little need for speed. the ferrari building race attraction is now open at legoland, california. yeah, i could see myself ever are in red and i'm rich demuro and you are tech >> that really looks like so much fun. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news and the parents of a missing girl speak out after a key piece of evidence is recovered. what

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don't change or stop asthma medicines, including steroids, without talking to your doctor. are you ready to du more with less asthma? just ask your asthma specialist about dupixent. morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news that start this half hour with a look at the forecast. we have dave spahr in the weather center with the very latest. good morning, dave. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and a nice deck and fog. as you can see.

>> on the sfo cam, there are no delays occurred out there, but still kind of pesky fog. even those kind of cleared around the golden gate bridge, the shot of the east bay shoreline, all lit up. still, though, you can see that fog kind of hovering right above the bay waters. and that will be an issue a little bit along the coast, but at least aloft tells you it's clear and sunny, which will be the case this afternoon allowing those inland spots to warm up nicely overnight, however, will get some passing clouds and that marine layer coming back in for 76 for antioch, the warm spot 60's well inland and 50's hovering the east bay shoreline with the bay to breakers activities still underway. mostly cloudy in spots, fog with a west wind at 10 to 20, although improving in some of the camera shots that we're seeing. a look ahead today. 74, 1 o'clock by 4. 75 the partly cloudy puff there that tells us the clouds trying to roll back in again, the fog, but at least might be able to sneak or viewing early this evening. we'll be talking more about that coming up. 70. thanks very much, dave.

>> the bay to breakers race is underway in san francisco. the event is being held in person for the first time since 2019 kron four's barco is at the event this morning. speaking with razors. >> and the race has begun. stephanie, more than 15,000 runners, we'll be running through the streets of san francisco to complete the bay to breakers race. the race that has been known for people wearing a lab or it this morning. we've seen people prepared to run this race dressed as superman. pirates. >> baby yoda and many other characters. others have warned their casual workout clothes while some decided to wear little to no clothing. >> it's all part of the bay breakers culture. that first started in 1912, runners have their work cut out for them. they'll be traveling through the iconic hay street. along the panhandle golden gate park and finishing at ocean beach for some. it's their first time others have been doing this for 30 plus years. i

started 1973. >> and this is my 70th birthday. i just like to continue allergy of i like the yeah, it's it's just a fun race and always has drivers a heads up. there's going to be some road closures this morning throughout the city as runners try to complete the runs west to the city. >> to the great highway along ocean beach runners have until this afternoon to finish the 7 and a half mile race the finish line will close at one this afternoon. >> in san francisco coming up, our phone on for >> investigators continue to look for a lexus gave the missing. 24 year-old from oakley this week. they search the home and released a photo of a young woman's cell phone case. kron four's amanda hari spoke with gabe's parents. >> the family tells me hope is all they can do hope for the best. they say they get updates from police 2 or 3

times a week and that's reassuring. >> we miss our daughter so much. you won't find too. >> you want her back. alexis, gabe's parents, quinn and road. when i gave say they think about her every second of every day. she hasn't been seen since january, but they say they have a gut feeling that she's still out there. >> and the ceiling? yeah, no, that's just a but they say everything a body is found. they worry it could be heard somebody. >> always go to the so detective and can you check just in case? so i would every time we get a call saying, no, it's not her. that's always a >> investigators did find a key piece of evidence this week, her cell phone case seeing the actual. >> they mentioned that the picture was very, very emotional. investigators suspect the man captured in this video walking away from alexis's vehicle on front street. oakley, discarded her

cell phone case in the last few days. they also served a search warrant at a home. >> on ventry way in antioch to continue looking for evidence. the home is reportedly where she was last seen where we're happy that the there's, you know, >> that's the second seems like they're on to something. i mean. if they're if they want their the second time. that just shows that something's going on some things up. alexa's father is pleading that if anyone knows anything. >> come forward, any information can help. there's definitely definitely someone. >> or more than one person that knows something. you know, i need you know, be been pleading. so many times, please, everybody, you know, in your heart, too. he was staying for mission, but we need. >> if you believe you have any information about alexis, you're asked to reach out to oakley police. there's a

$10,000 reward for anyone with information leading to her location in the newsroom. amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> in the east bay, people have a chance today to meet the candidates running for oakland. mayor. it's taking place at the business zone. z in oakland, the address is on your screen. people will be able to ask candidates about community issues that might be troubling them. an organizer says that organizers say rather the event also lets the public learn more about some of the lesser known candidates. the reception runs from 3 to 4 and a panel discussion goes from 4 to 5. happening tonight. concerts return to levi stadium in santa clara for the first time in 3 years. the stadium is set to host the biggest concert season in its history with a total of 6 shows running through november last year. this santa clara city council voted to allow the 10:00pm curfew allowed music to be extended on some occasions. the coldplay concert happening

tonight is one of them, chris martin and crew will be able to play until 11 o'clock. over the past day or so. some people in fairfield reported sightings of a bear roaming the streets. check out this photo from a doorbell camera in the wood creek area. there's don't generally venture into neighborhoods like this. so there's a good chance. experts say this bears just hungry and looking for some food. police are warning people, though, to keep their pets inside and keep their trash cans covered up as well. despite their cuddly bears are quite strong, powerful animals. so please do not approach one. instead, get a safe distance away and call police. well, your money this morning, it appears inflation took a big bite out of our paychecks in april. the labor department says average hourly earnings for all employees went down 2.6% compared to april last year. plus, financial experts say that buying power is weaker. now,

food prices jumped for the 17th consecutive month. airline flights jumped more than 18% in april compared to the month. pryor. meanwhile, gas prices reached an all time high this morning in california. the average price for a gallon of regular is now 5.96. that's up nearly $0.15 a gallon in the last week. and those numbers are even higher here in the bay area. take a look at prices this morning. san francisco has the highest at 6.20 per gallon. the next highest prices in the north bay with people in sandra fell paying 6.17 and people in santa rosa paying just a penny less. if you live in napa, you're going to pay about 6.12. san jose and oakland are right around 6 o 6 a gallon according to triple a the cheapest gas is in vallejo and solano county where prices are still under $6. in national news, inflation is hurting americans in more ways than

one. there's big impacts on the housing market nationwide. reporter paul gerke has the latest. >> it's pricier than it should be to live in most u.s. metro areas right now, according to moody's analytics homes in these 10 cities are more than 50% overvalued. boise, idaho o% tops the list followed by sherman denison, texas and muskegon, michigan. jamie matt store is a realtor in boise. she thinks having 4 full seasons help sell the treasure valley. but changing lifestyle attitudes have sealed the deal. covid his tenants. >> increase the rapid rate of being able to work from home and live for want to live. well, you >> get to work from home. many of the places posting overinflated prices offer similarly breathtaking scenery, but average home buyers have to compete with big companies and rental agencies for property in those desirable locales. interest rates are going back up to which can be a hurdle for many buyers. although jamie insists they're still getting a deal, 6% is still a phenomenal rate.

>> it's just not 3% that we have this. that was just a look at the drop was like winning the lottery for 3 years. the economy can sustain that for those with a knife or trends. this is all too reminiscent of how the markets look in 2007, right before a massive housing crash and recession. is this bubble about to burst too? >> not now jamie and others predict for 2 core reasons. one new federal rules have changed home lending in a positive way. more people are likely to pay back their loans rather than default. and 2 were living through a massive housing shortage. mortgage giant freddie mac estimates were about 4 million homes short of what the country needs right now. jamie says they need 2 million in the boise metro alone in since the rate of home buying was slowed by the pop of the last real estate bubble and limited further by the pandemic. it's going to take time for supply to catch up to demand in the meantime, if you're looking to move to a place like boise, jamie has some good news. i

anticipate. and what we are seeing is that things will continue to plateau. >> in this market, at least because we're still massive, a desirable place to be. >> that was paul gerke reporting for us this morning. the nationwide shortage of baby formula sparking a surge in milk. donations, ongoing supply chain issues and safety recalls left many pharmacy and supermarket shelves. bare the biden administration this week urging manufacturers to increase production and they're also working with trading partners overseas to prevent potential price gouging. meanwhile, more mothers are stepping up to help families who need some extra support. >> we're hearing moms who want to be part of the solution to this crisis center interested in donating the excess, not that they have. so where really the east to see that response? >> to buy milk families need to fill out an application with the milk bank and get

placed on a list to purchase the milk. if you're interested in donating. many male banks are looking for healthy, breastfeeding or pumping mothers. have 100 ounces or more of extra frozen milk. >> and whether we're looking for temperatures to reach the mid 80's and some of those inland valleys going on. we're still fighting the fog at the coast in some portions of the bay. now it's coming back and force by this evening says we get to sunset and have your forecast and for his own coming up in just a bit.

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>> developing news out of orange county this morning. the coastal fire in laguna niguel is now close to 40% contained. the fire has burned about 200 acres, destroyed 20 homes and damaged 11 more hundreds of people in the surrounding neighborhoods were evacuated. but now many are back home. hundreds of firefighters continue to extinguish the flames as unseasonably warm weather. has officials concerned about amber spreading over the next few days? and we have dave spahr standing by with our weather forecast. and dave, how concerned should folks in the bay area the about fire? >> actually with the short term, not bad at all. we have this marine layer is quite thick. it's going to come back again with that fog tomorrow morning. going to be cool on our monday with onshore winds through that period. although a little bit of a warm-up

happens towards the mid to latter portion of the week, we can get kind of the hallmarks of that and our tahoe forecast. 69 by tuesday, by wednesday, 71, there will be some passing clouds and all. but this gives you that springtime feel what's coming our way for the balance of the week. that marine layer is intact. as you can see it, half moon bay kind of overcast with the fog going to be a big issue, keeping those temperatures down through much of today. there's the front kind of really inviting all of that marine layer moisture. that's why the fog was so aggressive this morning and it will be tonight rolling on in as soon as we get to around sunset. so for lunar viewing the eclipse and so forth. we'll be looking to the east now, of course, with the moon rise, but still will be fighting. some of the fog coming in from the west. 76 antioch, 60's. you can see in london, the east bay east bay shoreline in the 50's 62 of the santa rosa. 64, meanwhile, for bottles were getting some temperature movement and some clearing occurring for most over camera shots. futurecast for doesn't show much happening. aloft it with the picture. again, the marine layer comes back again for tonight and then a lock

overnight. we'll get some scattered clouds as the front passes through. and it's just a nice, big broom to sweep everything on through. so basically mostly sunny for your monday afternoon. but cool. and those temperatures and the traffic coming in for the next week for the pacific. looks like we're not getting any help in terms of getting any rain will be nice. but it's getting late in the season anyway. interesting front that happens by the end of next week. but it still doesn't seem to any fruit. 4 zone forecast checking in for your sunday here. 66 san francisco. again, the fog at the coast keeps us mostly in the 50's bay side of the peninsula. mid 60's at that. and forget about the 80's. we're now back to the mid 70's palo alto mountain view and redwood city mean won the south bay. 77 for san jose. 75 milpitas cupertino at 77 lower 70's on the east bay shoreline, tri valley. you're looking at the upper 70's here 80 for water creek. 82 for concord, of course. and that are you tend to get a little bit of a heat pump. 72 going

on for berkeley. 74 vallejo. 85 fairfield, forget the 90's. 76 petaluma. they're hiding, but they might be back in the 70 forecast with some of those far inland spots we get to around 87 on wednesday interruption from some cloud cover thursday. but at least we're in the mid to upper 80's own an awfully close to 90 kind of hinting that we're moving in the summer. but stephanie, great update. thank you, dave. >> the war in ukraine has now gone on for 80 days. ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky met with a delegation of republican senators in kiev. as tom dempsey reports the russian invasion may not end anytime soon. >> as the as work continued in ukraine on saturday, focus shifted to diplomacy with a special visit from an american delegation. will you you learn thank you. ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky greeted senator mitch mcconnell and other republican senators in kiev as congress works to pass

40 billion dollars in military and humanitarian aid for the country. we must keep our promise to the people of ukraine, an attempt to speed up the process of getting the assistance ukraine stalled this week when senator rand paul from kentucky delayed the vote approval could come early next week with the pentagon saying passage must come by thursday to avoid any delays, sending new weapons to the country. we'll get those authorities soon. i it's possible that there could be a bubble and a period of time in which, you know, there's just not nothing moving and we want to make sure we avoid the effort to bring aid comes as talks continue over possible nato expansion. both sweden and finland expressed interest this week in joining for added protection against russia. >> both countries would need support from all 30 members. however, turkey has raised concerns about the expansion with its president calling the country's quote, guest houses for terrorist organizations. on saturday, finland's prime minister hope discussions between the 2 sides could bring progress. we want to take the time discuss with turkey like of the countries.

what are their procession in our interest >> that was tom dempsey reporting. ukraine's president says the outcome of this war will depend on support from western allies. for the first time in more than half a century, a house subcommittee is set to hold an open congressional hearing on u f o's. 2 top intelligence officials are scheduled to testify next tuesday. lawmakers say they hope the hearing will give the public a better understanding of one of the greatest mysteries of our time. the hearing comes on the heels of a u f o report that was released to congress last summer. it found that more than 140 incidents involving u f o's could not be explained by intelligence officials. and we're not the work of the military or the government. now, the bay area baseball, the a's hosted the angels for a double header at the coliseum in game one. the a's get a three-run home run in the bottom of the 9th. oakland

winds final of 4 to 3. but in game 2, the angels got their revenge. los angeles took the lead in the second inning and never looked back. the angels win. game 2 by the double header of a final of 9 to one. the 2 teams play again this afternoon. first pitch is set for one. 0, 7, at the coliseum. as for the giants, they were in st. louis taken on the cardinals. there we go. st. louis took the lead in the second inning and the giants just couldn't get anything going on offense. the cardinals going on to win by a final of 4 to nothing. the 2 teams play again this afternoon. got first pitch is set for 4, 0, 8, we'll be set for 4, 0, 8, we'll be right back. floor and decor, my go-to to get it all.

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we've got you covered. weekend, doctor strange is expected to dominate the box office once again. but if you're looking for something to do, there is one new movie hitting theaters. dean richards takes a look for us. >> a during a testing for the rest for

>> with the movies this weekend is the latest adaptation of the stephen king novel firestarter previously made into a movie back in 1984. once again, it's the story of a little girl who inherits her father, psychic abilities with the power to start fires growing up, she had to learn hos to control her temper and emotions to avoid setting the world ablaze. when a secret government organization finds out about her, they set out to kidnapper in harness and control her powers average is about the best word i could use to describe fire starter average story average performances, average engagement with the audience. zac efron, sydney, lemmon and ryan kiera armstrong star in the story that plays out more like a sci-fi movie. then a horror offering. it's a pretty straight away adaptation of the book and a pretty straightforward movie treatment. no new ground is broken here. but the storytelling was effective and it was clear. i give it a

dean's list. c plus it's both in theaters and also on the peacock streaming service. hope you have a great weekend in chicago. i'm dean richards. >> could al gb the way we power our devices in the future? well, researchers at the university of cambridge seem to think so. they used algae to power a computer continuously for a year. the university says algae naturally harvest energy from the sun through photosynthesis. and they also said that this system is made of common, inexpensive in largely recyclable materials. researchers believe the system has the potential to be a reliable and renewable way to power small devices. so maybe we'll all just be farming lg in the future. and take a look at this. a huge drastic discovery to tell you about chile and scientists unearth a dinosaur fossil with an intact tyndall glacier and she lays

patagonia region. paleontologists say the fossil is of a pregnant marine reptile between 9250 million years old. they named it the ona and it took a month to extract fiona. researchers say the discovery will help scientists learn more about pregnancy in dinosaurs. what fine. and happening tonight, a total lunar eclipse will turn the moon red for us on the west coast. you'll be able to see this between 8 and 8.30. and if you miss this one, don't worry. it's going to be another one in the skies in 2025 days. >> all right. yeah. and it go out of totality about 9.53 this evening. so that's when it's going to start being peeled off. and we've got some scattered clouds going on for tonight, stephanie. so it will be kind of almost spooky a little through those inland areas. could got the fog spilling back in again tonight. highs today. much better clearing we have going on in lynn. so we'll be in the mid 80's and all that are least getting close to that. but on a better warm-up happening next week, we'll get

up to about 87 come wednesday and some of our viewing area still may experience near about 90 or so as we approach into the weekend and even the through the weekend itself, some scattered clouds on thursday. we're talking about all the traffic coming and going for the weekend. unfortunately, no will earn a shot of rain. the marine layer is all we can scrounge up for right now. all right. good to know what you know. that's it for the kron. 4 morning news. >> it's my mom's birthday up. seriously. seriously. oh, my god. well, we just learned have a great day. everybody. happy birthday, mom. happy birthday.

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