>> 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 land. it's saturday may 21st and we have a lot to get to for you this morning. but let's start by getting a check on our weather forecast with dave spahr. good morning, david. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and it's going to be kind of that cuts between the spring and summertime day and weekend. in fact that we have in store for you before we get a heat spike into next week. first things first. >> the iconic golden gate bridge with a little bit of some hazy fog right along the bay, which we would expect that tells us little bit of that marine layer started that sneak back again after.

>> a bit of an offshore wind event. here's the east bay shoreline. again, just some haze to start things off east bay shoreline. all that upper nicely now jumping to tomorrow. this is late tonight as we see that fog come back again around half moon bay and we'll get some patches of fog a little bit in the east bay shoreline down in the south bay just a little bit there. stormtracker 4 doesn't show any traffic to worry about for this weekend. an interruption early into the week. but then we go into our heat spike by midweek. so the temperature lot kind of all over the place. really? 41 for half moon bay, a chilly start there. but 51 livermore, 63 for antioch, but most readings at this hour are in the 50's across the bay for those winds a little bit kind of a variable winds situation that will be on shore with inland. he expected both this afternoon and tomorrow afternoon. and these are the temperatures expected. 11 o'clock about 74 to 82 come 02:00pm. it looks like tomorrow be slightly warmer than today. look at your great weekend forecast. plus the heat spike we're expecting next week. stephanie, thanks very much. dave.

>> our top story this morning, the golden state warriors now have a commanding lead over the dallas mavericks in the western conference finals. the mavericks were on fire in the 1st half, the warriors found themselves down by 14 at halftime. the golden state came storming back in the 2nd half and the 3rd quarter. the warriors pulled within too, in the 4th quarter. the mavericks could not hold off the surge from the warriors. steph curry leading the way for the warriors with 32 points. warriors go on to win by final of one 17 to one to 6 golden state now leads the series 2 games to 0 to game 3 is set for tomorrow in dallas. tipoff is set for 6. >> happening tomorrow, there's a there's a gun buyback event in milpitas. it's hosted by santa clara county. you can turn in guns at the milpitas community center. you don't have to give your name or show id. the city will give people

100 bucks for a handgun and $200 for a ghost gun or assault weapon. the goal here is to get more guns off the street. >> every gun we receive is one less gun available that could be used and a suicide in a domestic violence. and stolen in a burglary. we're actively used by an unsuspecting child. >> the event runs from 09:00am to 01:00pm sunday at the milpitas community center on east calaveras boulevard. we now know the identities of 2 men shot and killed in a police involved shooting thursday night. one of the victims has been identified as 57 year-old michael make fun gan the other. 49 year-old rafael mendoza. police say the shooting happened after officers. we're responding to a separate aggravated assault call. this is video from the scene in the area of mariposa and owen streets. it's just one block away from ucsf benioff children's hospital.

police have not share details on what led up to the shooting or why officers were forced to open fire. in the east bay. one person is in the hospital after a car hit and killed a horse in knightsen. it happened just before 10 o'clock last night near delta road. and pastor lane, you're taking a look at a map of where it happened. the helicopter was used to airlift one person to the hospital. in covid cases are on the rise yet again. in fact, the cdc says there's been an 80% jump nationwide in the north bay. a senior living facility is dealing with a spike in cases as kron four's terisa stasio reports. the ceo of that facility is hoping to prevent more infections by raising awareness of the issue. >> right now we have about 2% of our our staff and our with active covid cases, an uptick in covid cases among residents and staff members have the

redwoods senior living facility in mill valley. this is video of inside the facility. i was there documenting staff and residents becoming some of the first in marine county to receive the covid vaccine the early days for really hard. frankly, we were very, very worried about people die. we take care of seniors and frail, see independent living, assisted living and skilled nursing, including a hospice. >> ceo hunter moore says even though all of the facility's 350 residents and 170 staff members are vaccinated against covid. there are now about 10 positive cases. he says looking at the data, they seem to have an uptick in cases following holidays. and with memorial day weekend coming up, he is asking everyone to do their part. >> if they bring him back here that give it to other residents and team members and for the other have to quarantine in their health could be compromised, which is a very big concern, even though they're vaccinated,

they can still get it, which i think a lot of people are forgetting. but what really hurts is to is like almost every we are having challenges getting team members if get covid, then we it compromises our ability to provide the level of service and quality of care that we want to provide. >> moore says that they continue to follow cdc guidelines. and just this week offered a clinic for a second booster. theresa stasi, you kron 4 news. students and staff at berkeley unified school soon have to mask up once again through the end of the school year. >> officials say schools within the district are seeing a spike in covid cases suggesting transmission on campus. the indoor masking requirement takes effect monday. may 23rd masking requirements will also be in place at school events like upcoming graduations. coming up on the kron, 4 morning news, the baby formula shortage. still a big issue

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on solutions to address the baby formula shortage. >> a new york senator is pushing legislation to help ease the problem and prevent future issues from happening again. that bill is called the emergency infant formula act and it take steps to increase domestic production. one lawmaker called the baby formula shortage, a national security threat. >> security cannot be fully achieved without human security, which requires access to nutrition, clean water and basic necessities of life. we need more resources. the fda has like 6 people who do this, which is absurd, a many a lot more people to do the work. >> the bill would give the president power to specify which baby formulas can be imported and sold in the u.s. during times of shortages. the bill also would authorize the president to lift tariffs on baby formulas. the first flight of baby formula to the u.s. from europe are expected to arrive this weekend. it's part of president biden so-called fly formula

operation. he's also making moves to step up the production of formula in the u.s.. in the meantime, the hope is the shipments from europe will provide some relief over the next few days. well, health officials are speaking up on this issue. they say compared to other states, california is not doing too badly during this formula shortage. still, breastfeeding is encouraged when possible. they also recommend speaking with your doctor before you switch formula brands, health officials add families should not be making their own formula or be watering any formula down to make it last longer. please do not use expired formula or give toddler formula to infants. we have more details on our website. kron 4 dot com. and coming up at 08:15am, here on kron. 4 news. i'll be speaking with congressman roe will be discussing the impact of the baby formula shortage and how it's been impacting bay area. families. >> lots of sunshine for your saturday as we see inland

temperatures race through the 80's here. we're take a little breather, though. until the heat spike expected into next week. a look at your weekend forecast coming up in a bit. keep it here. at adp, we use data-driven insights to design solutions to help you manage payroll, benefits, and hr today, so you can have more success tomorrow. ♪ one thing leads to another, yeah, yeah ♪

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in san jose state looking pretty good there to sunshine. pretty much from beginning to end for everybody a little bit. that was the fog we have this morning and a little bit. that's the sultry, the imagery you can get there and then ing, probably a little bit more. >> but it will mix up fairly quickly with all of this. we see heading to us probably notice this afternoon, some wispy high clouds, a little bit kind of spring in from the north. but most the traffic again stays north. we're looking for parking high-pressure committal of the week. that means heat spike. 67 already antioch, most of the real estate in the 50's. 47 another exception there. fremont 42, half moon bay and 47. meanwhile for santa rosa giving you contrast to 24 hours ago. pretty close to where we works up. a couple locations like half moon bay trailing a little bit of mountain view and up to the north bay with the bottle and napa. again, it's high pressure going ice blocking maneuver here for us. this isn't yet the heat spike, though. that's the middle of the week and temperatures will be about a decade above what we're looking at for this weekend. but again, just sprayed by some high

cloudiness. let's get to the humidity levels because we were talking before about all that red flag warning and slower county. that's all said and done. but the trend is still there with the afternoon. you know, you get the afternoon on shore winds but still quite dry in the east bay and up to the north bay there, too. knapp with humidity levels drop into the teens as you'll notice. nice recovery in the morning. sure. but even by the afternoon dropping off again, this will be sunday. so those inland spots will be still a little bit on the dry side, even though we have the influence of onshore winds later. so we have warm and sunny today lower to mid 80's tomorrow. let's try those inland valleys in the upper 80's have kind of like a stumbling block, if you will, early part of the week. but then by mid week, that's when we really get the octane mid-nineties going on. well inland and then that will be chipped away or hacked away a little bit on friday as you notice, a big drop in the seven-day forecast yet again. 67 san francisco. 75 for oakland, san jose at about 82. just to be a taste of what we're looking at across the region. there are those mid to even some cases getting to

some upper 80's with that, we'll have a closer inspection. your 4 zone forecast in just a bit. stephanie, thanks very much. dave. >> our top story this morning, a 7 year-old boy has died after he was hit by a car in fremont kron. 4 s camila barco is live there this morning as neighbors are reacting to this tragedy, camila. >> yeah. so stephanie, this morning there is a growing memorial where that child died after he was hit by a car. if you guys can see, there are some flowers there. some candles live right and this is where he was hit by a car. police tell us that the car was driving here on montrose avenue when it driver struck the child who was riding their bike. now, this happened around 3.45 yesterday afternoon. paramedics rushed that child to a local trauma center. but he died at the hospital. police say that the driver stopped after that. the

incident and remained on scene and this happened in fremont irvington district, a neighborhood filled with plenty of homes. one neighbor tells us that the child would normally ride their bike on this street and the person the neighbor out of loss for words after hearing what happened. when i come back from work, he was riding bikes. >> he was playing around with still it's it's really sad. >> now as of this morning, stephanie, the streets are open, as you can see, traffic can come through, but investigators are still on this case. there's no details about the driver and any information about the child's right now. but we calling fremont police department. we're trying to get more information to see if the driver will face any charges.

for now, back to, you terribly heartbreaking. thank you so much, camila for that live >> house speaker nancy pelosi a practicing catholic, is barred from receiving communion at the san francisco archdiocese. the decision was made by the archbishop in response to pelosi is pro-choice stance on abortion kron four's ella sogomonian spoke with state senator scott wiener who is condemning the move. >> as a federal protection to an american woman's right to abortion is challenged. san francisco archbishop salvatore cordileone has publicly called out catholic house speaker nancy pelosi for her pro-choice stance which he says is not in line with his church for that reason, he sent her a letter friday explaining that he determined she is not to be admitte% to holy communion. california senator from san francisco, scott wiener came to pelosi's defense that is incredibly active. democratic boy behavior. >> and it needs to stop. >> archbishop has also been outspoken against the right to

marriage and a few years ago, a group of more than 100 catholic leaders took out a full-page ad in the local paper asking the pope to remove him because of his divisiveness. senator wiener claims cordileone were sent here by the last pope as punishment to be a sore in the side of a progressive city. it would be fantastic to have an archbishop here who really cared about this community. >> who might disagree? what might not agree with every single position, but several systems take, but least make some effort to understand this community people. the archbishop maintains that pelosi is perpetrating grave evil. >> and has not responded to his attempts to speak with her in 2014 and nationwide survey said 24% of women who got an abortion were catholic. senator wiener says pelosi is just fulfilling her duty to her constituents by protecting roe v wade. >> that was ella sogomonian reporting for us this morning.

the san francisco archdiocese has not returned our request for comment. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news discussion on roe v wade heating up in the bay area. >> leaders came together to discuss at a rally. these matters. we'll break down what that means for you.

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country continues to wait for the supreme court's official ruling on roe v wade. >> discussions are heating up in the bay area. planned parenthood leaders came together with local and state lawmakers friday kron four's amanda hari explains how they plan to protect abortion rights. a promise to all women that the bay area will protect their access to abortions and other reproductive health services. no judge or politician. >> should be allowed to deny women the right to control their own bodies. their own lives and their own futures. it is a direct attack on the practice of medicine and patient reproductive health outcomes. about a dozen lawmakers, doctors and abortion advocates came together friday to discuss a possible future without roe versus wade. not just going to protect women in california. >> but we're going to make sure women in any other state that doesn't have easy access

to abortion. we have the funds and out of state. women continue to have access to abortions. the president of california planned parenthood affiliates thou to help those out of state as well. 36 million women that will be affected have to travel outside of the same thing living in order to get care that we're making sure in california that that place can be here. the california insurance commissioner also promised to continue to help fund abortions if and when real paul. >> he should commissions across the bay you know, any fun like access portions every could create a domino effect,

uses more generally about people. >> really. i'm happy that over the last 50 to 100 years, this is that you want go back to the 1950's what you wore and we're not going to go there. not going back. >> cried for news. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. the investigation continues as a man is killed in oakland. >> what oakland police are now saying about the murder of a popular restaurant owner. good

morning and welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. let's start things off this half hour with a look at our forecast. dave spahr is in the weather center with the very latest. hey, dave, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. lots of sunshine from beginning to end might be sprayed by little in the way of some high cloudiness. but that's really all is that she wrote. >> san jose state near the blue skies that we're talking about here. a little bit of hazy fog right around the bay. it will be a little bit more aggressive tomorrow. we'll get to that in a bit. but on storm tracker, 4, we can't make it out from here. but northwest of us might get sprayed by some afternoon high clouds. most of the readings are pretty consistently in the 50's. a couple exceptions. fremont half moon bay and santa rosa all in the 40's.

meanwhile, antioch is already shooting up to 67 at this hour. breaking your day down. 74 by 11 by to 82 were will be a warm spring day. but we're looking for. >> much warmer temperatures upstream. that is in the next weekend. a quick back to that fog again for tonight. then tomorrow stretch run half moon bay. you can see there spreads out a little bit along the east bay shoreline and down to the south bay and the santa clara valley. just a touch there. but on balance, looking like a pretty good day today. and tomorrow, 67, san francisco, we're even in this heat spike. we're going to see probably only lower 70's with all of this but inland. watch out. we're back to the middle 90's or your 4 zone forecast coming up in just a bit. stephanie, thanks very much. dave. >> a fast-moving fire in the east bay, unfortunately, could be just a sign of things to come. hot weather is expected to continue over the next several days. as you just heard from dave. and that combined with dry hills, dry, grassy hills means the potential for fire danger. kron four's dan thorn has that

story. >> this fire burning near bay point quickly grew to more than 20 acres. friday afternoon. the smoke was visible to drivers on highway 4 and for the crews on the ground still actively spreading the job not only required putting it out. they also had to save these nearby buildings from burning. there was a short evacuation put in for some of the commercial businesses. >> up along the top of will pass road no structure took place. and we were able to get everybody back and the businesses hot weather mixed with wind gusts blowing over sun-baked hills makes for a dangerous combination. >> scenes like this can be found throughout the bay area. >> the fire threat continuing for the next several days. whenever our humidity drops like it did today and we a little bit of those, you know, high gusts of winds. that's kind of the fire behavior we anticipate to see and we're already experiencing it today. fire crews in the national weather service have been telling people that now is the time to be prepared for

wildfires and with low humidity hanging around, preventing fires should be top of mind reporting in contra costa county, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> we're learning more about police investigation into the murder of a popular restaurant owner in oakland. kron four's haaziq madyun has the latest on the s the lucky 3, 7, filipino restaurant in oakland. and it's just one of >> 3 murders that nice. >> oakland police officers association, president officer barry donelan officers responded to a shots fired call found at the victim out on the street and saturday succumb to his injuries. >> that that that was the co-owner of the restaurant judon abo opd homicide. investigators are searching for clues to what happened at this point. they say that they do know that the restaurant was closed. the co owner of this restaurant being gunned

down comes in the wake of this incident last week. also on through ville avenue here at la perle, a puerto rican it appears robbery was the motive of the 3 gunmen. in that pd investigators are trying to determine if robbery as a possible motive. did the lucky 3, 7 shooting as well. there's a report that there a business deal. >> they went sideways, stolen vehicle. but, you know, investigators are working on that and all aspects of this case hopefully as the investigation unfolds in weeks ahead, the circumstances behind what motivated this callous murder is actually discovered. >> donna lynne says this shooting of another beloved community member and oakland is the latest in an endless stream of lives lost to gun violence in the city. 3300 shootings last year. >> 3300 shootings that year. those numbers are just they're astronomical. >> as the police department continues to attract out and there doesn't seem to be any.

i've by elected officials in this town to try and stem the tide of violent oakland police say investigators are searching for any surveillance videos that may have recorded the shooting. >> anyone with information is asked to contact oakland police. how is it you wrote for news? >> new this morning, we're following a possible kidnapping near the del norte, a bart station. the victim was found lying in the road on the 6600 block of lake street in el serino. she told police she'd been forced into a car by 3 men near the bart station just before 11 last night. she says she was pistol whipped and robbed before being forced out of the car. she was taken to a hospital as of right now, police have not released a description of her attackers, but we'll be following this closely for you. and police are looking for the person who sexually assaulted a 17 year-old boy at piedmont high school. investigators say they believe this woman on your screen there is responsible

for the assault. they say it happened near the school gym between 3.30, and for thursday afternoon. if you think you've seen her, please contact piedmont police. for dogs are dead after an overnight kennel fire in brentwood. investigators believe the blaze was an accident. we do want to warn you some viewers might find this video hard to watch. it's believed the fire started because of a problem air in an air conditioning unit. it happened at the dirty dog. canine and fitness retreat in brentwood just before 10 thursday night. >> fire crews kept the flames from spreading beyond one building before dogs died of smoke inhalation. >> we were able to rescue and save 15 animals that were on the property as well. whether it's a civilian loss of life or even a, you know, a family pet. all those are important. and all of our lives and they mean a lot to everybody.

>> he says firefighters are trained to perform cpr on cats and dogs that you can see them doing. there. >> dog services have since resumed at the kennel. the contra costa county da's office charged antioch mayor lamar thorpe with 2 misdemeanor counts of dui. police arrested thorpe in march in pleasant hill. he's apologized publicly shortly after the incident. a court date has not yet been set. happening today. activists across the bay area hold a rally at the lake merritt amphitheater to protest the ongoing war in ukraine. they say they're calling for an end to us escalation and russian aggression. and for both sides to come to the negotiation table. the rally starts at 01:00pm. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. >> oakland police released new body cam video of an officer involved shooting. how they say it shows the bravery required of men and women who wear the uniform. and getting money and drivers pockets. the

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>> california gas prices set a new statewide record friday hitting $6.6 per gallon of regular unleaded. according to aaa, the governor and the administration are ready to go. department of finance spokesman hd palmer said friday the governor continues to stick with his plan of sending $400 direct payments to california car owners and talks continue with legislative leaders. we've been ready to go for the last 6 or so weeks to get this moving our main concern% the governor's main concern is. >> let's move as quickly as possible to get this direct relief to people as fast as we can to the people who needed the most. palmer says newsom's plan is the fastest. it relies on the department of motor vehicles and a 3rd party vendor to help process the payments. palmer says if passed it could take the dmv between 30 to 60 days to put together the data needed and payments would soon follow. but legislative leaders have proposed a plan of their own to send direct payments to california taxpayers based on income and family size. >> but newsom's administration says it could take until after labor day to get those

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why, you should join. >> dave spahr is here with your weather forecast and sounds like things are really heating up, dave. yeah, it's something we're going to see that particularly in the next week. another heat spike coming our way today. just kind like a little flavor of it. it's good. solid spring there. you're going to feel going on here for today that wispy haze that we have. you can see start to clear out east bay shoreline lit up very nicely sfo. no delays happening this morning. so smooth sailing there. now we might be sprayed a little bit by some high cloudiness today, but basically it's high pressure controlling things. it will, too. so in a big way into next week as we get yet another heat spike coming our way. temperature check for you. we actually have a little variety going on here, 67, antioch, but most east bay readings in the 50's. 48 for fremont, half moon bay coming into the 45 but around the perimeter of the bay. pretty much 50's santa rosa. the other exception at this hour, checking in at 47 throughout the day today and the afternoon. here we go. and

then tomorrow afternoon again because of some of the inland heating is going to drive in that onshore wind. however, having said all that, those inland spots per to the east of the east bay hills, county and and solano county up to the north. you'll see the humidity levels drop off on you a little bit in the napa, too. so keep hydrated with all those 2. so as we watch things go forward. kind of funky up there. isn't that the way it's looking any way? high pressure starts to build. you get to tuesday wednesday. that's the heat spike days that it breaks down as we get into wednesday thursday. yeah, that looks nice and all. but that may be just enough to dirty the car up, if you will. it is some fire repellent a little bit with that. so we moisten up a little bit the ground level that will help out when things dry out after all that of the following weekend. your 4 zone forecast checking in for your saturday. 67 san francisco. we'll have some 50's still hovering along the coast, but mixed with some 60's in there. 72 for burning to the south. and we've got some lower 80's already scratched here, redwood city in palo alto will be warmer tomorrow. a south

bay pretty much lower 80's for today. 82 cupertino, east bay shoreline to the south upper 70's. but right, ali, lower 80's for today. 84 for walnut creek. 85 for concord around the hurricane. a straight big, plenty hot by the middle of the week. 72 for oakland, the lay hoa's. well, 83 pittsburgh and napa and 86 for santa rosa. saul. those inland spots are popping a little bit today. they'll do so tomorrow. then we just take a little intermission getting the are part of the week. but by tuesday, wednesday away we go through the middle 90's but breaks down quickly by friday. stephanie. thanks very much, dave. >> we're getting our first look at oakland police body camera video that shows an encounter with a man with mental health issues holding a gun and shooting at officers. kron four's justine waldman walks us through the video and we want to warn you, this may be hard for some people to watch. >> video from september of 2021 shows gunfire exchange

between oakland police officers and 50 year-old jeffrey carter. the department says it released body camera and security of video of the incident to be transparent. police say they got a call about a man with a gun on telegraph avenue and 21st street just before 7 in the morning. they say carter fired first and hit one of the 2 officers. both officers fired back hitting the suspect twice, led us >> 9.40, be shots fired. so that's our subject. shot a i'm hit. i'm hit as well. video from the scene shows us the number of evidence markers on the street. police say after getting hit, the suspect got up and ran a few blocks away towards martin luther king junior boulevard. officers followed it's the gun they ended up at an apartment building where police fired a

beanbag to stop carter. but it did not work. >> chief leronne armstrong put out this video message about what happened next. he barricaded himself inside a building. >> the local police department's crisis intervention officers, tactical negotiator and alameda county mental health professionals are on scene communicating with carter who was armed with a knife and stabbed himself. >> after a 30 minute standoff, officers took carter into custody. got him treatment for his injuries and brought him to jail. >> oakland police say the wounded officer was shot in the leg and is still on leave while recovering. his partner returned to work in the newsroom. i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news. the justice department is taking steps to raise awareness about hate crimes and make it easier for victims to report them. leaders at the doj unveiled the new guidelines in programs this week. the initiatives help states create hate crime reporting hotlines and outreach to those who don't speak english and we have

limited access to the internet. >> last weekend's attack was a painful reminder of the singular impact that hate crimes have not only on individuals. but an entire communities. they bring immediate devastation. inflict lasting fear. >> the new investments are part of the anti asian hate crime bill passed by congress last year. yesterday house democrats passed a plan to give the doj more resources to investigate domestic terrorist groups. but most republicans and even some house democrats oppose the bill. they say, gives the federal government and law enforcement the power to track and censor speech. an assistant water polo coach at uc davis is accused of distributing child. the school confirmed daniel noble faces federal charges after an fbi investigation uc davis officials say they became aware of the case on

wednesday, investigators arrested noble on thursday and he was immediately placed on administrative leave in order to stay away from campus. uc davis hired noble in 2019. the school's chancellor gary may responding to their arrest by saying, quote, i am deeply concerned that individuals in our community may have been harmed if there are victims within our community, our highest priority will be to provide support for them. well, your money this morning, if you're still waiting for your tax refund, there is some good news for ya. the irs says payments that are behind 45 days or more will earn 4% interest. millions of people will benefit from this as the amency is way behind. apparently on processing returns. one financial adviser said that if you have a few $1000 coming, you can expect to get an extra couple $100 or so. the average payout interest is about $18. and we'll be right back.

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looking at the grand opening of the newly redesigned ghirardelli chocolate experienced or this happened in ghirardelli square on friday. the nearly 6,000 square foot space was designed

by the same bay area design firm behind apple's retail stores. san francisco mayor london breeze on hand for the big unveiling. >> this chocolate company has survived 2 global pandemics. >> earthquakes, fires other challenges. and throughout all of this time throughout all of those difficulties, they are in the true example of what it means to be resilient like the phoenix san francisco and rise out of the ashes. >> to create a beautiful space that puts a smile on people's faces. >> looks like a lot of fun. people who showed up were treated to a free hot fudge sundae. yeah. a friend who went out there, those 10 days of pretty delicious. we'll keep an eye out for hollywood. a listers in the east bay director christopher nolan is shooting his latest movie at uc berkeley. a viewer sent as these photos of some vintage cars spotted around campus. no

one's movie is called oppenheimer. it's set in the 1940's and tells the story of american scientists j robert oppenheimer and his role in developing the atomic bomb. these are some really nice photos. it looks very professional. well, the cast is impressive, including cillian murphy. emily blunt, matt damon, florence pugh and robert downey junior of this does hit theaters in july of next year. carry us to see what scenes are going to include from uc berkeley campus. it will be nice to see since i went to school there myself. that all right. still ahead in the next hour on the kron 4 morning news. spoiler alert. if you missed last night's game, the warriors beat the mavericks. we have a breakdown after this. >> plus, lawmakers now desperately trying to address the baby formula shortage across the nation. >> we hear from local lawmakers in the next hour. and a 7 year-old dies after being hit by a car. the reaction from neighbors about

this tragedy. stay with us. the kron 4 morning news continues.

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saturday. may 21st. we have a lot to get to this morning, but let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning, dave. good morning, stephanie. good morning. everybody of really nice weekend. we have in store here. here's a nice little beauty shot coming in the golden gate bridge. little bit of an onshore wind checking in just a bit there. just some hazy fog to start things off. >> it will be a little thicker tomorrow, but it all makes up very nicely and we'll get some of those afternoon high clouds along with the mix. there's the east bay shoreline hill's all lit up very nicely. by the way, just jump in that fog real quickly. this is tomorrow morning. 19 seeing kind of hovering around half moon bay. i don't have a picture of half moon bay right now, but there you have it for tomorrow morning. a little bit along the east bay shoreline at dawn, but that's about it. the comics out when ice another nice, sunny day. so this is all the traffic going up and around us with high pressure building for this weekend. a nice one at that. we'll get some high cloudiness in the afternoon. temperature check now conquered is joined the 60's there at 62 santa rosa's

graduated to 58 only half moon bay hovering around. 48 elsewhere. it's the 50's across most of the breath to the bay there. the winds are variable. now we expected to pick up a little bit on shore with the inland heating both today. tomorrow. however, we talk about the red flag warning a little bit last week, but there will still be dry this afternoon. temperature check for you. 78 by high noon in london and 3 o'clock 83, although some mid 80's both today and tomorrow and some of those inland spots. we'll have more on that in your 4 zone forecast. stephanie, thanks very much. day our top story this morning, a 7 year-old boy has died after he was hit by a car in fremont. >> kron 4 s camila barco is live there this morning as neighbors are reacting to this tragedy, camila. >> stephanie, this morning there is a growing memorial where the child died after he was hit by a car. if i step out of the way you can get a better look as to some of the flowers and candles. neighbors have left here to honor the

child. you can see some of those light. the candles lighting there right now. police say that a car was driving down montrose avenue. this street when the driver struck the child who was riding their bike. this happened around 3.45 yesterday afternoon. paramedics rushed the child to a local trauma center, but he died at the hospital. police say that the driver stopped after the crash and remained on scene. and this happened in fremont's irvington district. this neighborhood is filled with homes. neighbors tell us that drivers aren't really caught cautious when they are driving down montrose avenue >> i personally think there's not enough stop signs and kuz on this road. like i some people are driving really fast at night. even think they times people are driving 50 and what i'm trying to get to school in the morning when my brother got takes me school, you know, it's really hard to get on the road without was

safely because these guys are driving like 15 the morning. and, you know, sometimes a nighttime, the driving it like 70 75 in a residential area, which he should only be driving maximum 30. >> now, stephanie, i did just speak one neighbor who has lived in this area for almost 3 decades. he also says that drivers are speeding by one. they're driving down montrose avenue. we'll hear from him in the next hour. but as of this morning, the streets are open, but the investigation continues. we have contacted the fremont police department to see if the driver will face any charges or if speeding played a factor will we're still waiting to hear back for now. back to you, camilla, such a sad and terrible thing to happen in that family. we appreciate that live report. >> new this morning we're following possible a possible kidnapping near the del norte, a bart station. the victim was

found lying in the road on the 6600 block of blake street and also she told police she'd been forced into a car by 3 men near the bart station just before 11 last night. she says she was pistol whipped and robbed before being forced out of that car. she was taken to a hospital as of right now. police have not released a suspect description. in the east bay. one person is in the hospital after a car hit and killed a horse in knightsen. it happened just before 10 last night near delta road. and pastor lane, you're taking a look at a map of where it happened. a helicopter was used to airlift one person to the hospital. we now know the identities of 2 men shot and killed in a police shooting thursday night. one of them has been identified as 57 year-old michael mack from. excuse me, michael, mek fun gan and the other. 49 year-old rafael mendoza. police say the shooting happened after officers were responding to a separate aggravated assault call. this is the video from

the scene in the area of mariposa and owen streets. that's just one block away from ucsf benioff children's hospital. police have not share details on what led up to the shooting or why officers were forced to open fire. happening tomorrow. there's a gun buyback event in milpitas. it's hosted by santa clara county. you can turn in guns at the milpitas community center. you don't have to give your name or show id. the city will give away $100 for a handgun and $200 for a ghost gun or assault weapon. the goal here is to get more guns off the street. >> every gun we receive is one less gun available that could be used and a suicide in a domestic violence. and stolen in a burglary. we're actively used by an unsuspecting child. >> the event runs from 09:00am to 01:00pm sunday on east. tell verus boulevard. our top story this morning, the golden state warriors now have a

commanding lead over the dallas mavericks in the western conference finals. the mavericks were on fire in the 1st half of the warriors found themselves down by 14 at halftime, the golden state came storming back in the 2nd half in the 3rd quarter. the warriors pulled within too. and in the 4th quarter, the mavericks could not hold off the surge from the worriers. steph curry led the way for the worriers with 32 points. warriors go on to win by a final of one 17 to one to 6 golden state now leads the series 2 games to 0 game 3 set for tomorrow in dallas. tip off at 6. coming up, we're seeing an uptick in covid cases from nursing homes across to the general population across america and mask mandates are returning. the details coming up. and the baby formula shortage. still a big issue for families. i'll be joined live with. >> congressman roe conn up to discuss how the baby formula shortage is impacting families and what lawmakers are doing to try to help.

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cases. the facility ceo asking everyone to do their part to slow the spread. >> if they bring him back here that give it to other residents and team members and for the other have to quarantine in their health could be compromised, which is a very big concern, even though they're vaccinated, they can still get it, which i think a lot of people are forgetting. >> the ceo of that nursing home ads, they are continuing to follow cdc guidelines and recently offered a clinic for a second booster. students and staff at berkeley unified school soon have to mask up once again through the end of the school year. officials say schools within the district are seeing a spike in covid cases suggesting transmission is happening on campus. the indoor masking requirement takes effect monday. may 23rd mask requirements will also be in place at school events like upcoming graduations. broadway is extending the covid mask mandate in theaters until the end of june. the decision comes as new york city sees

high levels of community spread and increased hospitalizations. the mask mandate has been in theaters sense. broadway reopened last summer. it's been renewed on a month by month basis. >> alright, for today. in fact, this weekend, a nice warm weekend with that plenty of sunshine temperatures shooting up to the 80's pick in the inland valleys. a look at your weekend forecast coming up in just

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>> welcome back. time now for another check of our weather with meteorologist dave sparh. it a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. beautiful shot to the east bay shoreline lit up very nicely like this. we're going to get some fog again tomorrow. probably a little bit more aggressive than we're seeing today. but still that too mixing up very nicely into the late morning hours. only thing we'll see maybe some spring of some high cloudiness both today and tomorrow as the system goes up and around this high, then another one settles in here and we have another heat spike coming our way by the middle of the week. that's going to be a lot going to push those inland highs in the mid to upper 90's that that 71 for antioch. 57 still livermore us. there's a cool spot there. 62 for concord up to the north bay. 58 santa rosa. big improvement from last hour or 2. 54 san francisco contrast for you were trailing in a couple spots like half moon bay a little bit. also conquered in napa. but most readings are pretty close to where they

were this time from yesterday. again, high pressure going. it's thing we had some of those offshore winds earlier in the game plan and then this weekend, the afternoon today, tomorrow we will have humidity levels start to fall on us. but temperatures won't be real. real high today compared to the middle of the week. that's going just venture through what i'm talking about. drop into the teens in eastern contra costa county. alameda. also up in sonoma county in a bit of napa cc got the 20's in the teens. nice recovery in the morning hours. that marine layer, it even spills into the delta. as you can see and then into sunday again, another drop off happening again for those well inland spots, although not a great recovery into monday, as we've seen of the heat's by come our way warm and sunny today, lower to middle 80's bump that up a little bit tomorrow. next week. heat spike is due here tuesday wednesday, thursday that breaks down on friday as we have a big drop in those inland temperatures from the mid 90's down to the 70's, it looks like a bit of cloud cover thrown in here, too. 67 san francisco, 82. meanwhile, san jose. 75 for oakland. just

a we're talking about today. the micro climates checking in inland well in the middle 80's. meanwhile, along the east bay shoreline, 70's, 67. meanwhile, san francisco, stephanie, thanks very much day for that update. >> one of the biggest stories in the country right now is the serious baby formula shortage. the product is getting harder and more expensive to find as parents across the country scramble to feed their kids. eyes are now on lawmakers to try and find a solution. joining me now to discuss this is congressman roe conn. he represents california's 17th district, the heart of the silicon valley. congressman, thank you so much for being with us this morning. >> that they thank you for having me on. >> so this week you join with your fellow lawmakers calling on president biden to address the issues, driving this formula shortage. so how soon can bay area families get their baby formula? >> well, the president taken some important steps here, said that our military planes are going to help bring baby

formula from europe. the fbi needs to fda needs to expedite that process. and the president has also said that he's invoking the defense production act to get some of the critical supplies to abbott. i think frankly, the administration needs to do they need to be funding this production and other manufacturers other than abbott. but my anticipation is over the next a month or 2, we should be able to solve this with the right action. it's a huge issue in my district. i mean, i i know people who are going store to store to store to look for baby fo%m formula and it's unacceptable to never happen. >> let's talk about the 2 bills on the table right now. there's the access to baby formula act. hr 7, 7, 9, 1, i understand the house and the senate just passed that. >> yes, and that is going how basically allows for people who getting federal assistance to be able to use that to get the types of baby formula that

they need and waive some of the requirements on them. so it's going make it easier for people getting federal assistance it to get baby formula. >> and then there's the second bill, hr, 7, 7, 9, 0, that would send some 28 million dollars to the f the fda to boost production and prevent future shortages. but it seems like there might be some challenges getting senate approval. what's what you've been hearing? >> 192 republicans voted against this. i don't know why any basis for the bills as we need to give the fda more resources to make sure that they can expedite the process of getting the safe baby formula you know what the fda failed in this place. i'm going to be blunt. i mean, look at that and inspection issues in september. it took the fda almost february to figure out and then whenever it shut down in you know, people were asleep at the wheel. i mean, there should have been an indication then the defense production act. it's only months later that that's happened. we're in the

crisis. we are now. it was a preventable prices. but at least we need to start beefing up the fda so that this doesn't happen again. >> what else are you asking the president for at this time? >> well, to do things, look, personally said that the president ought to be buying baby formula in europe tomorrow and bring it into the united states by the excess supply. bring it into the united states and south and sell it at a subsidized rate them or any american will family that needs the second thing is i think the president ought to be funding manufacturing other than have it. we can't just rely on avenue. i mean, they're the ones stop. and now we're going to rely on them to get that little line. and it may take them 6 weeks. i i just think there's more urgency here. we're the most powerful country in the world we need to deploy our resources so that people in baby formula in the next >> and leslie, what is your message to families in the bay area who are really struggling with us? >> i hear you. i understand how anxious it can be. you know, i as a father, i get it

again. you know, this is about kids, health. this is about their nutrition. this and just moment i understand the government is as as failed in this instance, the american people that should never happen again. and i i and many others are doing everything we can to try to get the administration to handle this with their kids. >> all right, congressman ro khanna, thank you so much for joining us this morning. we'll be right back.

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nancy pelosi a practicing catholic, is barred from receiving communion at the san francisco archdiocese. the decision was made by the archbishop in response to pelosi is pro-choice stance on abortion kron four's ellis of the money and spoke with state senator scott wiener who is condemning this move. >> as the federal protection to an american woman's right to abortion is challenged. san francisco archbishop salvatore cordileone has publicly called out catholic house speaker nancy pelosi for her pro-choice stance, which he says is not in line with his church for that reason, he sent her a letter friday explaining that he determined she is not to be admitted to holy communion. california senator from san francisco, scott wiener came to pelosi's defense that is incredibly active democratic go up. if you're. >> and it needs to stop.

>> archbishop has also been outspoken against the right to marriage and a few years ago, a group of more than 100 catholic leaders took out a full-page ad in the local paper asking the pope to remove him because of his divisiveness. senator wiener claims cordileone were sent here by the last pope as punishment to be a sore in the side of a progressive city. it would be fantastic to have an archbishop here who really cared about this community. >> who might disagree? what we all might not agree with every single position, but several systems take, but least make some effort to understand this community people. the archbishop maintains that pelosi is perpetrating grave evil. >> and has not responded to his attempts to speak with her in 2014 and nationwide survey said 24% of women who got an abortion were catholic. senator wiener says pelosi is just fulfilling her duty to her constituents by protecting roe v wade. >> that was ella sogomonian

reporting for us this morning. the san francisco archdiocese not return our request for comment. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the investigation continues after a man is killed in oakland. >> what police there are now saying about the murder of a popular restaurant owner.

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♪ ♪ morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. let's start this half hour off with a look at our forecast >> dave spahr is in the weather center with the latest. how's it looking out there, dave? hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning. everybody is going to be a late spring type day for us because we're getting a little flavor of summer. >> come the middle of this week's coastal before june. but it's going to feel like it is june or even july sfo. little shot happening from there are no delays going on this morning. >> probably will be smooth sailing into tomorrow as well. east bay shoreline. just little bit of that haze kind of left over just a touch there as we await for the nice warm up happening this weekend will be sprayed by some high cloudiness, a little bit of a loft and that marine layer will get a little stronger. looks like tomorrow ever so slightly in the will give us a little bit more on the way. some patchy fog around the immediate bay. 71 antioch, the only spot to hit 70's thus far, but most east 50's across the board, including 50 checking in for half moon bay, santa rosa's graduate up to 58. 61. meanwhile krom napa in the bottle, your breakdown today. 78 by high noon to 3 o'clock. we're talking 82.

we'll build on that a little bit tomorrow afternoon for those inland valleys as temperatures racing to the middle 80's and all we take a little bit of a breather early into next week before the heat spike comes our way and that will push those inland highs in the business of the 90's. more on that in your 4 zone forecast coming up in just a bit. stephanie, looking forward to it. thank you, dave. >> a fast-moving fire in the east bay, unfortunately, could be a sign of things to come. hot weather is expected to continue as you just heard from day over the next several days. and that combined with dry grassy hills means the potential for fire danger, higher potential for fire danger. kron four's dan thorn has the story. >> this fire burning near bay point quickly grew to more than 20 acres. friday afternoon. the smoke was visible to drivers on highway 4 and for the crews on the ground still actively spreading the job not only required putting it out. they also had to save these nearby buildings from burning. there was a short evacuation put in for some of the commercial

businesses. >> up along the top of will pass road no structure took place and we were able to get everybody back and the businesses hot weather mixed with wind gusts blowing over sun-baked hills makes for a dangerous combination. scenes like this can be found throughout the bay area. >> the fire threat continuing for the next several days. whenever our humidity drops like it did today and we a little bit of those, you know, high gusts of winds. that's kind of the fire behavior we anticipate to see and we're already experiencing it today. fire crews in the national weather service have been telling people that now is the time to be prepared for wildfires and with low hlmidity hanging around, preventing fires should be top of mind reporting in contra costa county, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> we're learning more about the police investigation into the murder of a popular restaurant owner in oakland. kron four's haaziq madyun has the latest on the search for a motive.

>> we're learning more about the investigation into wednesday's deadly shooting at the lucky 3, 7, filipino restaurant in oakland. and it's just one of >> 3 murders that nice. >> oakland police officers association, president officer barry donelan officers responded to a shots fired call found at the victim out on the street and saturday succumb to his injuries. >> that that that was the co-owner of the restaurant judon abo opd homicide. investigators are searching for clues to what happened at this point. they say that they do know that the restaurant was closed. the co owner of this restaurant being gunned down comes in the wake of this incident last week. also on through ville avenue here at la perle, a puerto rican it appears robbery was the motive of the 3 gunmen. in that pd investigators are trying to determine if robbery as a possible motive. did the lucky 3, 7 shooting as well. there's a report that there a business deal. >> they went sideways, stolen vehicle. but you know, so

investigators are working on that and all aspects of this case hopefully as the investigation unfolds in weeks ahead, the circumstances behind what motivated this callous murder is actually discovered. >> donna lynne says this shooting of another beloved community member and oakland is the latest in an endless stream of lives lost to gun violence in the city. 3300 shootings last year. >> 3300 shootings that year. those numbers are just they're astronomical. >> as the police department continues to attract out and there doesn't seem to be any. i've by elected officials in this town to try and stem the tide of wiring oakland. police say investigators are searching for any surveillance videos that may have recorded the shooting. >> anyone with information is asked to contact oakland police. how is it you wrote for news? >> police are looking for the

person who allegedly sexually assaulted a 17 year-old boy at piedmont high school. investigators say they believe this woman is responsible for the assault they say it happened near the school gym between 3.30, and for thursday afternoon. if you think you seen this person, please contact piedmont police. for dogs are dead after an overnight kennel fire in brentwood. investigators believe the blaze was an accident. we do want to warn you some viewers might find this next video. hard to watch. now it's believed the fire started because of a problem. an air conditioning unit. it happened at the dirty dog canine in fitness, retreat in brentwood just before 10 thursday night. fire crews kept the flames from spreading beyond one building but for dogs did die of smoke inhalation. >> we were able to rescue and save 15 animals that were on the property as well. whether it's a civilian loss of life or even a, you know, a family pet. all those are important.

and all of our lives and they mean a lot to everybody. >> the fire official has that his firefighters are trained to perform cpr and on cats and dogs, as you can see firefighters doing there, dog services have since resumed at the kennel. as the country continues to wait for the supreme court's official ruling on roe v wade discussions are heating up here in the bay area. planned parenthood leaders came together with local and state lawmakers friday kron four's amanda hari explains how they plan to protect abortion rights. >> a promise to all women that the bay area will protect their access to abortions and other reproductive health services. no judge or politician. >> should be allowed to deny women the right to control their own bodies. their own lives and their own futures. it is a direct attack on the practice of medicine and patient reproductive health outcomes. about a dozen

lawmakers, doctors and abortion advocates came together friday to discuss a possible future without roe versus wade. not just going to protect women in california. >> but we're going to make sure women in any other state that doesn't have easy access to abortion. we have the funds fly here to stay here and to get the health care that san francisco supervisor, hillary ronen, thank the california legislature for fighting for new funding to help low income and out of state women continue to have access to abortions. the president of california planned parenthood affiliates thou to help those out of state as well. 36 million women that will be affected have to travel outside of the same thing living in order to get care that we're making sure in california that that place can be here. the california insurance commissioner also promised to continue to help fund abortions if and when real paul.

>> he should commissions across the you know, any fun like access the ocean to every single event and desires that some leaders pointed out that the current threat against roe versus wade could create a domino effect, uses more generally about people. >> really. i'm happy that over the last to 100 years, this is that you want go back to the 1950's were before and we're not going to go there. going back. >> cried for news. happening today. activists across the bay area hold a rally at the lake merritt amphitheater to protest the ongoing war in ukraine. >> they say they're calling for an end to us escalation and russian aggression. and they're asking for both sides to come together at the negotiation table. this rally starts at 01:00pm. >> coming up on the kron 4

morning news, oakland police released new body cam video of an officer involved shooting. how they say it demonstrates what's required of the men and women who wear the uniform. and getting money and drivers pockets. the latest details from governor newsom's office on when we can get the hundreds of dollars to of necessary relief to pay for gas.

>> welcome back. gas prices reach record highs in california, but still no word from state leaders on one drivers can expect some relief. ashley zavala has the latest for us. >> california gas prices set a new statewide record friday hitting $6.6 per gallon of regular unleaded. according to aaa, the governor and the administration are ready to go. department of finance spokesman hd palmer said friday the governor continues to stick with his plan of sending $400 direct payments to california car owners and talks continue with legislative leaders. we've been ready to go for the last 6 or so weeks to get this moving our main concern. the governor's main concern is let's move as quickly as possible to get this direct relief to people. >> as fast as we can to the people who needed the most. palmer says newsom's plan is the fastest. it relies on the department of motor vehicles and a 3rd party vendor to help process the payments. palmer says if passed it could take the dmv between 30 to 60 days to put together the data needed and payments would soon

follow. but legislative leaders have proposed a plan of their own to send direct payments to california taxpayers based on income and family size. >> but newsom's administration says it could take until after labor day to get those payments out by relying on the state's franchise tax board. in a statement friday assembly speaker anthony rendon and senate pro tem toni atkins said, quote, the prices californians are seeing at gas stations throughout our state are staggering. and a reminder that so many people continue to need help stretching household budgets during these unprecedented times. the urgency being felt is real and valid and we are working to resolve the differences between our gas rebate proposal and the governors with the final agreement to be included in conjunction with the june 15th budget. our goal is to provide meaningful relief to individuals and families. and we have every confidence that we will meet that goal to just see the governor and the democrats have made really no progress. >> on to buy any kind of release, you know, whether it be a gas tax suspension or rebate. it's just terrible governments. republican assembly minority leader james

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4 morning news. good morning, everybody. live shot coming in from a san jose state's a beautiful sunny skies. we see the same thing happening at sfo. no delays happening this morning. just a little bit of fog making a little brief appearance there. >> folks lined an sfo going to get a little flavor of late spring for this weekend as we see those inland temperatures race through the 80's, maybe being sprayed by little bit the way of high cloudiness. but all of these systems are going up and around the higher familiar pattern we're going to see later this week as well. 71 already antioch got 57 livermore. 62 conquered. we graduated up to 58 for santa rosa, san francisco at 54 20 interesting things about this next heat spike locations like san francisco are going to see a really big spike on to this is going to be very much inland centric with our heat spike. we're looking for next week with the heating that will see this weekend. the winds pop in the afternoon again, kind of common occurrence. we don't see any spelling in the strong, offshore wind, at least not

yet. here. but when these things reposition themselves, they drive those synoptic winds like we saw last week. so again, first things first got to get that high pressure building on about tuesday wednesday zone here. then it breaks down pretty quickly. scattered clouds. and yeah, the some splotches show up on the radar here. this may be enough to, quote, dirty up the car. the nice thing about it is it's a bit of a fire repellent a little bit into the weekend. looks like things clear out 4 zone forecast covering you for the saturday. 67 san francisco and still looking at some 50's along the coast happening there. but pacifica crab, a cracking into about 60 63. meanwhile, for city lower 70's down, burlingame, 75 foster city palo alto got about an 80 build on that tomorrow, south bay, lower 80's at that. 82 santa clara and san jose cupertino as well, east bay shoreline sunday for now. but next week will be in the 80's. well got tri valley lower 80's, although about 84 for walnut creek. 85 conquered 72 for berkeley. 72 also vallejo.

85 fairfield, 83 napa and 86 for santa rosa shop in the north bay. those numbers in the valleys are also popping too 70 game plan here. we try the 80's out into early next week. already mid-nineties tuesday wednesday. then you see the quick break down thursday and friday. obviously a trough coming our way cloud cover. let's hope we get some more measurable rain from that. stephanie. >> thanks very much for that update. dave. we're getting our first look at oakland police body cam video that shows an encounter with a man with mental health issues holding a gun and shooting at officers. kron four's justine waltman walks us through that video and we do want to warn you, this may be hard for some people to watch. >> video from september of 2021 shows gunfire exchange between oakland police officers and 50 year-old jeffrey carter. the department says it released body camera and security of video of the incident to be transparent. police say they got a call

about a man with a gun on telegraph avenue and 21st street just before 7 in the morning. they say carter fired first and hit one of the 2 officers. both officers fired back hitting the suspect twice, led us >> 9.40, be shots fired. so that's our subject. shot a i'm hit. i'm hit as well. video from the scene shows us the number of evidence markers on the street. police say after getting hit, the suspect got up and ran a few blocks away towards martin luther king junior boulevard. officers followed. i'm not sure it gets the gun they ended up at an apartment building where police fired a beanbag to stop carter. but it did not work. chief leronne armstrong put out this video message about what happened next. he barricaded himself inside a building. >> the local police

department's crisis intervention officers, tactical negotiator and alameda county mental health professionals are on scene communicating with carter who was armed with a knife and stabbed himself. >> after a 30 minute standoff, officers took carter into custody. got him treatment for his injuries and brought him to jail. >> oakland police say the wounded officer was shot in the leg and is still on leave while recovering. his partner returned to work in the newsroom. i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news. the justice department is taking steps to raise awareness about hate crimes and make it easier for victims to report them. leaders at the doj unveiled the new guidelines and programs. the initiatives help states create hate crime, reporting hotlines and create some outreach to those who don't speak english and have limited access to the internet. >> last weekend's attack was a painful reminder of the singular impact that hate crimes have not only on individuals. but an entire

communities. they bring immediate devastation. inflict lasting fear. >> the new investments are part of the anti-asian hate crime bill passed by congress last year. yesterday house democrats passed a plan to give the doj more resources to investigate domestic terrorist groups. but most republicans and even houstan a democrat. some house democrats opposed the bill they say gives the federal government and law enforcement power to track and censor speech. it is just an water polo coach at uc davis has been arrested and is accused of child distribution. the school confirmed annual noble is facing federal charges after an investigation by the fbi. in a statement from uc davis. the school says they became aware of the case. on wednesday. noble was arrested thursday and immediately placed on administrative leave. he's been ordered to stay away from campus. uc davis hired noble

in 2019. uc davis chancellor gary and they responded to the arrest by saying, quote, i am deeply concerned that individuals in our community may have been harmed if there are victims within our community, our highest priority will be to provide support for them. for your money this morning. if you're still waiting for your tax refund, there is some good news for you. the irs says payments that are behind 45 days or more will earn 4% interest. millions of people are expected to benefit from this. the agency says they're way behind on processing returns. one financial adviser even said that if you have a few $1000 coming, you can expect an extra couple $100 or so. the average payout in interest is about $18. we'll be right back.

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ribbon is cut and people are rolling in. this was at the grand opening of the redesign ghirardelli chocolate experienced or and garrett ellis square on friday. they nearly 6,000 square foot space was designed by the same bay area design firm behind apple's retail stores. san francisco mayor london breed, as you just saw, was on hand for the big unveiling.

>> this chocolate company has survived 2 global pandemics. >> fires other challenges. and throughout all of this time throughout all of those difficulties, they are in the true example of what it means to be resilient like the phoenix and san francisco and rise out of the ashes. >> to create a beautiful space that puts a smile on people's faces. >> people who showed up were treated to a hot fudge sunday. that sounds very tasty, although i might need to get some breakfast first. all right. keep an eye out for hollywood. a listers in the east bay could director christopher nolan is shooting his latest movie et uc berkeley. a viewer sent us these photos of some vintage cars spotted all around campus. no one's movie is called up and heimer. it said in the 1940's and tells the story of american scientists j robert oppenheimer and his role in developing the atomic bomb. and these photos are

quite nice. and he looked very professional and i see the camp and nearly at back there, the cast of this movie is impressive, including cillian murphy. emily blunt, matt damon, florence pugh and robert downey junior. it hits theaters in july of next year. i look forward to seeing it. all right. still ahead in the next hour on the kron 4 morning news us weiler alert. if you missed last night's game, the warriors beat the mavericks. we have a breakdown after this. >> and lawmakers now trying to address the baby formula shortage across the nation. we break down the 2 bills that they are working on. also, a 7 year-old dies after being hit by a car. you're from neighbors about this tragedy. stay with us. the kron 4 morning news is back in just a few moments.

>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> hey, good morning. thank you so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm

stephanie land. >> it's saturday may 21st and we have a lot to get to for you this morning. but let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave sphar. good morning, dave. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and lots of sunshine beginning to and we're going to see the same kind of treatment tomorrow, too. there's the golden gate bridge for you. just a little bit of haze to start things off, which pretty much mixed out already. >> on shore winds that we have that you can see from the flag which will see this afternoon. and tomorrow afternoon, san jose state. also checking in, as you can see, the glittering imagery off the buildings there. so this fog tomorrow morning. yeah, sure. it's going to collect along the east bay shoreline, just a touch of dawn, but that again will cool. quickly mix out aloft. all will see is this being sprayed by some high cloudiness, not a big temperature impactor for us at all. temperature check for you already. 71 for antioch. they've been this morning. 60's from napa all the way through lay hoedown deliver more. meanwhile, east bay shoreline starting to get some lower 60's and there. but fremont. 57, 55, san francisco, the breakdown for

you 80 by 1 o'clock by 4.82 one to 4 forecast in a bit. stephanie. >> looking forward to it. thank you, dave. our top story this morning, a 7 year-old boy has died after he was hit by a car in fremont kron. 4 s camila barco is live there this morning as neighbors are reacting to this tragedy, camila. >> yes, and it, stephanie, we've been talking to neighbors all morning. we're going to hear from one of them later. but this morning there is a growing memorial at the site where the boy died after he was hit by a car while he was riding his bike. and i step out of the way so i can show you guys a little bit of this memorial right here on the side of this curve. you can see some lit candles and some flowers left here to honor the child. now, police say that a car was driving down this street here on montrose avenue when the driver struck the child who was riding their bike. this

happened around 3.45 yesterday afternoon. paramedics rushed the child to a local trauma center, but he died at the hospital. now police say the driver stopped after the crash and remained on scene. this happened in fremont irvington district. this is a neighborhood filled with homes. neighbors tell us that kids ride their bikes around here. a lot of them are hanging out, but i want to note that the speed limit here is 25 miles per hour. and neighbors say that drivers do not. actually drive at speed limit. they say that they just speed through here. >> it break your heart. what? that's good news, too hop in the raid. my dad to do something about the right here. so no runs really get hurt again. this driver gus to the someone threw a side,

they're 55 65 miles. an hour. >> so as of this morning, the street where this happened is open. investigators still are on this case. stephanie, we have reached out to the fremont police department. we're waiting to hear if this driver will face any charges. and if speeding played a factor back to you such a heartbreaking story in our hearts go out to the family affected by this. thank you so much. >> camila for that live report. >> new this morning, a woman is allegedly kidnapped near the del norte a bart station. she was found lying in the road on the 6600 block of blake street in el serino. she told officers she had been forced into a car by 3 men near the bart station just before 11 last night. she says she was pistol whipped and robbed before being forced out of her car news rather that car. she's taken to the

hospital. and as of right now, police have not released any description of her attackers. in the east bay. one person is in the hospital after a car hit and killed a horse in night sen. it happened just before 10 last night near delta road. and pastor lane, you're taking a look at a map of where it happened. the helicopter was used to airlift one person to the hospital. we now know the identities of 2 men shot and killed in a police shooting thursday night. one of them has been identified as 57 year-old michael neck, fun gun. the other. 49 year-old rafael mendoza. police say the shooting happened after officers were responding to a separate aggravated assault call. this is the video from the scene in the area of mariposa and owen streets. that's just one block away from ucsf benioff children's hospital. police have not share details on what led up to this shooting or why officers were forced to open fire. happening tomorrow. there's a gun buyback event in milpitas. it's hosted by santa

clara county. you can turn in guns at the milpitas community center. you don't have to give your name or show id. the city will give people 100 bucks for a handgun and $200 for a ghost gun or assault weapon. the goal here is to get more guns off the street. >> every gun we received is one less gun available that could be used and a suicide in a domestic violence. and stolen in a burglary. we're actively used by an unsuspecting child. >> the event runs from 09:00am to 01:00pm sunday. again, this is at the milpitas community center on east calaveras boulevard. our top story this morning, the golden state warriors now have a commanding lead over the dallas mavericks in the western conference finals. the mavericks were on fire in the 1st half and the warriors found themselves down by 14 at halftime, golden state came storming back in the 2nd half and the 3rd quarter. the warriors pulled

within too. and in the 4th quarter, the mavericks could not hold off a surge from the warriors. steph curry leading the way for the warriors with 32 points. the team went on to win by a final of one 17 to one to 6 golden state now leads the series 2 games to 0 to 0. game 3 is set for tomorrow in dallas. tipoff is set for 6. coming up on the kron. 4 morning news. growing concern over violent crime in the city of oakland. mayor libby shaft joins me live in studio to talk about it and what the city and how the city is responding.

>> welcome back to kron. 4 morning news. good morning, everybody. live shot coming in from san jose state. nice blue skies already at work here. we're seeing the same kind of thing at the golden gate. a flag is taking a bit of a rest right now. we don't have much the way of winds cooking right now. you can expect the same kind of process again for tomorrow. quick check in the stormtracker 4 with everything going up and around our high for the next couple of days. will this be sprayed by some high cloudiness on balance here? temperature check for you. 71 antioch, 62 for livermore. 67 for concord, up to the north bay. already all 60's in place. 55 san francisco, though. 52. meanwhile, 4 half moon bay. and let's check what's going up in tahoe while all this is

happening, lower 70's expected by monday tuesday. that's preheat spike folks. so expect even warmer numbers. they're heading up that direction. maybe the short sleeve shirts already back home. we do see numbers dropping off humidity wise in the east bay over the east bay hills and up to the north a little bit, too. so these numbers will be in the 20's. no red flag warning or far weather talk or anything like that. but the numbers do drop off a little bit today. that's the recovery sunday morning. and then tomorrow afternoon, coupled with a little bit more in the way of locking numbers, which all should be in the 80's sub 90. it looks like at least the early part for the weekend, early part of the week. this is what takes us into monday morning. we have a nice recovery with the humidity, but it doesn't stick around too long. now, what's a look ahead? warm and sunny. we are cooking today lower to middle 80's. a touch warmer tomorrow with the same game plan. then next week really hit the aac team here by say wednesday, thursday zone, maybe a little bit on tuesday, too. but here those inland spots may race ahead to get to the mid 90's.

and with those dry conditions are looking at 2. here's the breakdown for you around the immediate they don't forget. we'll have a look at your 4 zone forecast in just a bit. zone forecast in just a bit. >> keep it here. the summit in i joined the district attorney's office to pursue justice for everyone. but like so many of my colleagues, i resigned in protest because chesa boudin interfered in every single case and failed to do his job. the office is absolutely in disarray right now. chesa dissolved my unit prosecuting car break-ins. now criminals flock to san francisco because there are no consequences. we can't wait. recall chesa boudin now.

>> welcome back. it's the 3rd largest city in the bay area and more than 400,000 people call it home. >> oakland is a mecca for artists. food lovers and social justice organizers. it also has its share of issues.

joining me now to discuss is oakland mayor libby schaff. thank you so much for being with us this morning. it's great to be here, stephanie. it was so tough. so to start off, you roe v wade, it's a big issue, top of mind for lots of folks. we know that your city council just voted unanimously to make oakland a sanctuary cities for those seeking abortions. so what does that mean exactly and how soon can we expect to see some changes, some visible changes? you know, it was really a symbolic statement to say. we believe everyone should have access to an abortion. no questions asked. and this is part of a proud history of social activism in oakland. not only are we the most unapologetic sanctuary city when it comes to immigrants, but we even have a bubble ordinance in place that actually prohibits protests and people trying to block women from seeking abortion. more other reproductive health services. so this is something

that is part of our dna. you know, we're always going to stand up for human rights and we believe that this is a right worth fighting for our abortion providers going to be seeing support in terms of funding or the walk us through abortions, what oakland as an abortion city looks like. so the resolution that the council passed did not obligate the city. financially or create any new policies. it did, however, urged the county and state government to invest more in reproductive health as well as abortion access and it urge the federal lawmakers to enshrine roe versus wade into federal law. so we don't have to count on the supreme court to preserve it. i seen okay. understood. now let's talk real quick, too, about the oakland a's. right? so. watts of a conversation around that that's been going on. can fans expect to see a stadium or

not? absolutely. it is going to happen and big news this week, the greenbelt alliance, a very respected environmental organization, just came out with a big endorsement for the project, not about the ballpark. and i think it's a great reminder to people this is much bigger than baseball. what they said is this is a great example of smart development that is going to help address climate change as well as the housing crisis. what sort of challenges still lie ahead for this? well, the next big milestone is going to be the vote from the bay conservation development commission. they have the authority to take howard terminal out of port use designation. they're going to have a big public hearing on that on june. 2nd. and then they'll take the vote. june 30th right now, their staff has recommended that howard terminal come out of port use, but it's up to those commissioners. there needs to be a 2 thirds vote on june.

30th. and if that vote doesn't happen. the project is dead. but we're very excited that the staff analysis the project moving forward and we believe there. it's just so much to love about this project, not just for a's fans, but 18 acres of new waterfront 3,000 units of housing, tons of union jobs and great environmental standards. what is your message for oakland a's fans watching this right now. this is going to happen. people keep the faith, but don't take it for granted. we need you to show up show up on june. second at that, the cdc hearing show up on june. 30th. >> because elected officials need to hear that. we love this project. we want it to happen. all right. let's talk a bit about crime. so this past week or just this week, we heard about the killing of aubeloved business owner in the area that was a freeway

shooting that happened in the oakland area as well. >> so >> is there an action plan to address incidents like this? yeah, i just want to start by june and that the whole family that runs lucky 3, 5, 7 is just beloved in oakland. it's actually in my neighborhood. i've eaten there many times. they even hosted one of my very campaign walks when i ran for mayor 8 years ago. so just horrific tragedy. but the good news is that with regard to those freeway shootings, which oakland has had a really disconcerting number up. that the governor heard our request for cameras and so in a revised budget, he is now funding cameras in just 4 counties in the entire state. but 2 of those are alameda and contra costa. the funding is for 200 cameras and they are going to be on 4 different freeways that run through oakland, the 5, 88, 80, the 24

and very importantly, international boulevard so we are watching you. please behave we are going to hold anyone accountable. who is engaging in violence on those freeways, but also reckless driving. that takes a lot of lives as well. do we have a timeline for when those cameras are going to install? well, i will tell you, as soon as that came out, i've put in a call to caltrans to ask if we can start the installation now, typically it wouldn't start to july when the budget takes effect. but i don't think we can wait. and what is the message to oakland residents who are? you know, they say they're getting fed up with the crime. well, absolutely. and this has been part of a national increase in violent crime. i can say that we have been able to bring back our successful cease-fire approach and we are seen some promising signs. homicides and shootings are actually down 20% year to date compared to

last year. so we do feel like things are moving in a better direction, but her effect tragedies like this. i don't make anyone feel and we understand that you also have a program in the works where residents can contribute some creative solutions to the oakland a community is is seeing. that's right. and actually crime is one of the challenge it's called the oakland city challenge. you can find out about it by going to oakland dot city challenge, dot org. i think back to oakland dot my city challenge dot org and contribute an idea either around addressing crime, illegal dumping and abandoned autos or homelessness. i mean, these are the 3 issues that are really on oaklanders mines. there are cash prizes for the 20 best ideas. they're due june first. so come on, get your wheels turning. we need your good ideas on how to

solve these issues. those 20 award winners will not just get some cash in their pocket. they will get to work with the city to actually see their ideas implemented your time as mayor is winding down. what are you most proud of? you it's simple, i'm i'm fixing the potholes. potholes matter. and we have now have record years of paving the streets and infrastructure plan that is going to start addressing the huge backlog that i and higher inherited as far as road conditions. i'm also really proud of a lot of the innovative pilots that we've done in oakland. keep oakland house to prevent people from falling into homelessness are guaranteed income pilot were showing how government can be innovative. and finally, stephanie, last night. 730 oakland seniors, public school, seniors get an oakland promise scholarship to go to college. we launched the

oakland promise just 6 years ago today, nearly 1200 babies have $500 college savings accounts more than 30,000 elementary school students have an early college scholarship. we are providing college access coaching for every single high school student in this city and boyd last night, we really saw that paying off with it's more than a quarter of the graduating class with multi year thousands of dollars of scholarship money we've we've sent tips off with more than 20 million dollars in scholarships over these last 6 was exciting. it doesn't like a project that's going to impact many, many lives. last quick thing here for you. we know the midterm midterms are just around the corner. several members of your own city council are in the running for any particular candidate that you're throwing your support behind? well, i'm really excited about yes. and

yes. and shes for sheriff alameda county the current incumbent has never been challenge. i think he's got to go. i don't think you reflects oakland values. just send us on. test would be a great leader for our county law enforcement organization. i'm also excited about terri wiley for da. that's another race that's open for the first time. and for alameda county supervisor, wilma chan tragically passed away. my dear friend, i've done a dual endorsement for sir lean grant and for lena tan. those are some of my endorsements that are top of mind. but the most important thing is that you go vote voting. is your superpower? indeed. it is. and can you speak to possibly for for your position? i've not done a formal endorsement but i want to remind people i hope they look at people that they feel is in this for the town, you know, not for their own political careers, but, you know, have a long, deep

history in oakland. and remember, the mayor is not a council member there, not a legislator, their executives of someone who's got experience running things and some experience in government that matters too. but i'm sure i'll be endorsing at some point. the most important thing is get involved and getting involved in campaigns is a great way to get to know more about issues and get to know your community. all can oakland mayor libby shaft, thank you so much for being with us this morning. thank you, stephanie. all right. we'll be right back.

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with a look at who else dave spahr use here with the weather forecast a day. >> hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. lots of sunshine and warming up nicely to a late spring-like weekend as what we've got going on in the forecast today, some of that morning haze is a son started the part a little bit so into the afternoon will be spread by some high cloudiness. that's pretty much it, although we're waiting for little bit of a heat pump or spike happening later this week. that's going to be very inland centric. you're not going to notice the bounce so much of the coast. now. 74 going on for antioch. that will be closer to what we're looking at. numbers may a close along the coast a few days. 64 for santa rosa. 61 for oakland. 62. meanwhile, san jose. so what we've got going on here, this fog tomorrow morning. yeah, it will be there a bit. but that will mix out by 8 o'clock. it looks like even at those coastal locations as well. breaking down for you about 80 coming. 1 o'clock and 4 o'clock about 81, nice, warm up also in the mountains. also this week ahead, if you're headed up there around tahoe, but we're going to look at

your 4 zone forecast coming up in just a bit. stephanie, thanks very much. dave. >> a fast-moving fire in the east bay, unfortunately, could be a sign of things to come hot, water, half excuse me. hot weather is expected to continue over the next several days. as dave just mentioned. and that combined with dry grassy hills means higher potential for fire danger. kron four's dan thorn has this story. >> this fire burning near bay point quickly grew to more than 20 acres. friday afternoon. the smoke was visible to drivers on highway 4 and for the crews on the ground still actively spreading the job not only required putting it out. they also had to save these nearby buildings from burning. there was a short evacuation put in for some of the commercial businesses. >> up along the top of will pass road no structure took place. and we were able to get everybody back and the businesses hot weather mixed with wind gusts blowing over sun-baked hills makes for a dangerous combination. >> scenes like this can be found throughout the bay area.

>> the fire threat continuing for the next several days. whenever our humidity drops like it did today and we a little bit of those, you know, high gusts of winds. that's kind of the fire behavior we anticipate to see and we're already experiencing it today. fire crews in the national weather service have been telling people that now is the time to be prepared for wildfires and with low humidity hanging around, preventing fires should be top of mind reporting in contra costa county, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> we're learning more about the police investigation into the murder of a popular restaurant owner in oakland. kron four's haaziq madyun has the latest on the search for a motive. >> we're learning more about the investigation into wednesday's deadly shooting at the lucky 3, 7, filipino restaurant in oakland. and it's just one of >> 3 murders that nice. >> oakland police officers association, president officer barry donelan officers responded to a shots fired

call found at the victim out on the street and saturday you succumb to his injuries. >> that that that was the co-owner of the restaurant judon abo opd homicide. investigators are searching for clues to what happened at this point. they say that they do know that the restaurant was closed. the co owner of this restaurant being gunned down comes in the wake of this incident last week. also on fruitvale avenue here at la perle, a puerto rican it appears robbery was the motive of the 3 gunmen. in that pd. investigators are trying to determine if robbery as a possible motive. did the lucky 3, 7 shooting as well. there's a report that there a business deal. >> they went sideways, stolen vehicle. but, you know, investigators are working on that and all aspects of this case hopefully as the investigation unfolds in weeks ahead, the circumstances behind what motivated this callous murder is actually

discovered. >> donna lynne says this shooting of another beloved community member and oakland is the latest in an endless stream of lives lost to gun violence in the city. 3300 shootings last year. >> 3300 shootings that year. those numbers are just they're astronomical as the police department continues to attract out and there doesn't seem to be any. i've by elected officials in this town to try and stem the tide of violent crime. >> oakland police say investigators are searching for any surveillance videos that may have recorded the shooting. anyone with information is asked to contact oakland police. how is it you wrote for news? >> police are looking for the person who allegedly sexually assaulted a 17 year-old boy at piedmont high school. investigators say they believe this woman is responsible for that assault. they say it happened near the gyms service. the school gym between 3.30, and for thursday afternoon. if you think you've seen her, please contact

piedmont police. for dogs are dead after an overnight kennel fire in brentwood. investigators believe the blaze was an accident. and we do want to warn you, some viewers might find this video hard to watch. it's believed the fire started because of a problem in an air conditioning unit. it happened at the dirty dog. canine and fitness retreat in brentwood just before 10 thursday night. >> fire crews kept the flames from spreading beyond one building before dogs died of smoke inhalation. >> we were able to rescue and save 15 it was that were on the property as well. whether it's a civilian loss of life or even a, you know, a family pet. all those are important. and all of our lives and they mean a lot to everybody. >> the official also as firefighters are trained to perform cpr on cats and dogs. so you can see they're doing there. dog services have resumed at the kennel. the

contra costa county da's office charged antioch mayor lamar thorpe with 2 misdemeanor counts of dui. police arrested thorpe in march in pleasant hill. he apologized publicly shortly after it happened. a court date has not yet been set. in the north bay. covid cases are on the rise yet again. and a senior living facility is dealing with a spike in cases. but as kron four's to recessed also reports the ceo of that facility is hoping to prevent more infections by raising awareness of the problem. >> right now we have about 2% of our our staff and our with active covid cases, an uptick in covid cases among residents and staff members of the redwoods senior living facility in mill valley. this is video of inside the facility. i was there documenting staff and residents becoming some of the first in marine county to receive the covid vaccine the

early days for really hard. frankly, we were very, very worried about people die. we take care of seniors we'll see we have independent living assisted living and skilled nursing, including a hospice. >> ceo hunter moore says even though all of the facility's 350 residents and 170 staff members are vaccinated against covid. there are now about 10 positive cases. he says looking at the data, they seem to have an uptick in cases following holidays. and with memorial day weekend coming up, he is asking everyone to do their part. >> if they bring him back here that give it to other residents and team members and for the other residents they have to quarantine in their health could be compromised, which is a very big concern, even though they're vaccinated, they can still get it, which i think a lot of people are forgetting. but what really hurts is to is like almost every we are having challenges getting team

members if get covid, then we it compromises our ability to provide the level of service and quality of care that we want to provide. >> moore says that they continue to follow cdc guidelines. and just this week offered a clinic for a second booster. theresa stasi, you kron 4 news. students and staff at berkeley unified school soon have to mask up once again. >> through the end of the school year. officials say schools within the district are seeing a spike in covid cases suggesting there is transmission on campus. the indoor masking requirement takes effect monday. may 23rd those mask requirements will also be in place as school events like upcoming graduations. gas prices reach record highs in california, but still no word from state leaders on when drivers can expect some relief. ashley zavala has the latest.

>> california gas prices set a new statewide record friday hitting $6.6 per gallon of regular unleaded. according to aaa, the governor and the administration are ready to go. department of finance spokesman hd palmer said friday the governor continues to stick with his plan of sending $400 direct payments to california car owners and talks continue with legislative leaders. we've been ready to go for the last 6 or so weeks to get this moving our main concern. the governor's main concern is. >> let's move as quickly as possible to get this direct relief to people as fast as we can to the people who needed the most. palmer says newsom's plan is the fastest. it relies on the department of motor vehicles and a 3rd party vendor to help process the payments. palmer says if passed it could take the dmv between 30 to 60 days to put together the data needed and payments would soon follow. but legislative leaders have proposed a plan of their own to send direct payments to california taxpayers based on income and family size. >> but newsom's administration says it could take until after labor day to get those payments out by relying on the state's franchise tax board.

in a statement friday assembly speaker anthony rendon and senate pro tem toni atkins said, quote, the prices californians are seeing at gas stations throughout our state are staggering. and a reminder that so many people continue to need help stretching household budgets during these unprecedented times. the urgency being felt is real and valid and we are working to resolve the differences between our gas rebate proposal and the governors with the final agreement to be included in conjunction with the june 15th budget. our goal is to provide meaningful relief to individuals and families. and we have every confidence that we will meet that goal to just see the governor and the democrats have made really no progress. >> and provide any kind of relief, you know, whether it be a gas tax suspension or rebate, it's just terrible governments. republican assembly minority leader james gallagher has been pushing for a suspension of the state's $0.51 gas tax since the start of the year. he says his party next week will attempt to once again force a vote on it as an inflation related increase to the state's gas tax is set to go into effect july. first, we have to act. and so, you know,

we're going to we're going to force the issue again. i hope that our colleagues will will join but, you know, something has to be done in sacramento. ashley zavala kron, 4 news. >> well, it's going to be late spring like day in store for lots of sunshine. little live shot at sfo. no delays happening keep it here. going to check into your 4 zone forecast and that extended coming up in a bit.

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>> welcome back. dave spahr is here with our weather forecast. a that seems like things are really heating up out. there they are. and this is like a dry run, if you will, for what we're expecting later in the week with a big, stronger high pressure building. nice shot of sfo. just a little hazy fog io start things off. it will be a little bit more aggressive tomorrow, but on balance, not much of a player at all. what will get a little of this afternoon as maybe some high cloudiness. but on balance, mostly sunny will cover to definitely take the shades. >> a little bit of an afternoon breeze, but not a whole lot of that check in the bay area. temperatures are starting to move. 64 santa rosa. 74 any aug but mostly 60's covered the east bay. and in fact, the north bay at this hour to san francisco, half moon bay still hanging on to their 50's, though. 59 for san francisco in 52 for half moon bay, by the way, in this next heat spike that we see happening, it's really the inland areas that are really going start popping elsewhere will be a little bit more muted than we're going to see later on in the season with those heat spikes. there's the

afternoon puff of winds that happened with inland heating driving those onshore winds. we don't see any dangerous offshore winds happening, at least not the immediate near future. let's watch this movie play out and with high pressure building, clearly all the clouds playing keep away by tuesday into wednesday. it starts breaking down a little bit wednesday night through thursday and there is the wink of maybe some moisture getting down here. that's probably just enough to really moisten up the lower levels. that's probably a good thing. acts a little bit of a fire repellent a bit as we warm as we cool town rather from this is key spike. we have 4 zone forecast comes in like this. 67 san francisco at the coast. we'll keep some 50 still hanging on a bit. but lower 60's at that. 72 going on for burlingame already have 80 here for redwood city in palo alto. 77 from mountain view in the south bay, lower 80's there. 82 for cupertino. again, building on that a little tomorrow. still sub 80 along the east bay shoreline, tri valley, lower 80's. 84 for walnut creek. 85 conquered 72

for berkeley. 72 also billy hoh. but you can see back gold. 87 85 for fairfield. 83 for napa in 86 for santa rosa. warm seven-day. it is. although towards the end, it brought off pretty quickly thursday down to 85 78 on friday. we did show you that maybe some showers try to cook here with this heat spike coming our way. temperatures are struggling to get to about 70 at the coast, but at the bay will be into the 80's by midweek. stephanie, thanks very much, dave. >> we're getting our first look at oakland police body camera video that shows a disturbing encounter between a man with mental health issues and officers from force base just in waltman walks us through that video and we want to warn you, this may be hard for some people to watch. >> video from september of 2021 shows gunfire exchange between oakland police officers and 50 year-old jeffrey carter. the department says it released body camera and security of video of the

incident to be transparent. police say they got a call about a man with a gun on telegraph avenue and 21st street just before 7 in the morning. they say carter fired first and hit one of the 2 officers. both officers fired back hitting the suspect twice, led us >> 9.40, be shots fired. so that's our subject. shots up hit. i'm hit as well. video from the scene shows us the number of evidence markers on the street. police say after getting hit, the suspect got up and ran a few blocks away towards martin luther king junior boulevard. officers followed it's the gun they ended up at an apartment building where police fired a beanbag to stop carter. but it did not work. chief leronne armstrong put out this video

message about what happened next. he barricaded himself inside a building. >> the local police department's crisis intervention officers, tactical negotiator and alameda county mental health professionals are on scene communicating with carter who was armed with a knife and stabbed himself. >> after a 30 minute standoff, officers took carter into custody. got him treatment for his injuries and brought him to jail. >> oakland police say the wounded officer was shot in the leg and is still on leave while recovering. his partner returned to work in the newsroom. i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news. the justice department is taking steps to raise awareness about hate crimes and make it easier for victims to report them. leaders at the doj unveiled the new guidelines and programs the initiatives help states create hate crime, reporting hotlines and launch outreach programs to people who don't speak english and who have limited access to the internet. >> last weekend's attack was a

painful reminder of the singular impact that hate crimes have not only on individuals. but an entire communities. they bring immediate devastation. inflict lasting fear. >> the new investments are part of the anti-asian hate crime bill passed by congress last year. yesterday house democrats passed a plan to give the doj more resources to investigate domestic terrorist groups. but most republicans and even some house democrats oppose the bill. they say it gives the federal government and law enforcement the power to track and censor speech. an assistant water polo coach at uc davis is accused of distributing child. the school confirmed daniel noble faces federal charges after an fbi investigation. uc davis officials say they became aware of the case on wednesday, investigators arrested noble on thursday. he was immediately placed on administrative leave in order to stay away from campus. uc

davis hired noble in 2019. uc davis chancellor gary may responded to the arrest by saying, quote, i am deeply concerned that individuals in our community may have been harmed if there are victims within our community, our highest priority will be to provide support for them. for your money this morning. if you are still waiting for your tax refund, there is some good news. the irs says payments that are behind 45 days or more will earn 4% interest. millions of people expect to benefit from this as the agency is way behind on processing returns. one financial adviser said if you have a few $1000 coming, you'll receive an extra couple $100 or so. the average payout interest is about $18. we'll be right back.

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unveiling. >> this chocolate company has survived 2 global pandemics. >> earthquakes, fires other challenges. and throughout all of this time throughout all of those difficulties, they true example of what it means to be resilient like the phoenix san francisco and rise out of the ashes. >> to create a beautiful space that puts a smile on people's faces. >> people who showed up were treated to a free hot fudge sundae sound so good. but first, i got to get some breakfast. and keep an eye out for hollywood. a listers in the east bay director christopher nolan is shooting his latest movie at uc berkeley. a viewer sent us these photos of some vintage cars spotted around campus. no one's movie is called. oppenheimer is set in the 1940's and tells the story of american scientists j robert oppenheimer and his role in developing the atomic bomb and

these photos of the really professional the cast is pretty impressive. they include cillian murphy, emily blunt, matt damon, florence pugh and robert downey junior, one of my personal favorite actors. it hits theaters in july of next year. you think you you know going to watch at damien, by the way, as a general or colonel groves or whatever was. >> kind of the opposite of robert oppenheimer. robert palmer was always anguished and whatever it a weird relationship. the stories really fascinating. and frank oppenheimer is in this, too, by the way, exploratory. and y they're filming at berkeley? i think it started in a search that they were going over. there were actually of los alamos later. but that's good thing. it's going to be a fast. i want to watch. this movie can only wait. so, yeah, what some of that dialogue playoff going to be hot today, stephanie, here's a look at high temperatures projected for today. >> got the 80's on board. we've got the 9g's not too far from home, but the 80's there up in the north bay as well.

67 for san francisco in a bit cooler at the coast with 50's and 60's. here's the game plan for the 7 days. look at the middle of the screen popping to the upper 90's. this could be a race to the took in central valley. you'll see that. and then we you can see temperatures reach correct. come friday about 78. so really heat there. and said for the kron, 4 news. >> this weekend, i'm stephanie lynn, have a beautiful day. everybody.

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