to empty your bladder or if you have a weak urine stream. tell your doctor if you're taking medicines that contain digoxin or if you have liver or kidney problems. side effects may include headache, common cold symptoms, diarrhea, nausea, urinary tract and upper respiratory tract infection. ask your doctor about gemtesa. more time here, less time there. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. ood so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. good sunday to you. we are covering, of

course, a lot of news for you today. start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning, dave. stephanie, good morning and good morning, everybody. we're still starting off with a quite a bit in the way of some cloud cover going on here. >> and we will see that better. clearing likes his promise as we get into the afternoon. however, the temperatures won't be as generous as they were from yesterday. coupled with that, we've got a good, strong wind working its magic, not advisory strength, but it's just right below that. and you will feel that cold when working. it's going to feel more like we're going in the fall or rather than well, mid-spring really going on here and almost summer. there you have a look at the golden gate bridge and some leftover scattered clouds hanging around. we don't have the surface ground fog situation like we did from yesterday, although it does show up in some selective locations here with all that being said, the winds, here's what they look like. the teens, they're just getting started. they're going to build in the 20's and 30's. we progressed to the late afternoon early evening and also it looks like by the time we get to the late afternoon evening, we're going to see the clouds return quite a bit and find low dropping

southward to become the star of the week day forecast 50's on hand for most of the bay chilly 40's up north. 53 for san jose. 51. meanwhile, 4 san francisco, i mentioned these pockets of fog there. you can see it down around the santa cruz mountains. also some valleys in the east bay. a little bit here. and it takes a while to clear out it looks like that about noon. most areas should be handled nicely in clearing out on land. looks like pretty well to 61 by 11 by 2 at 63. don't expect much better for high temperatures. today will take a closer look at that and your unsettled work week. coming up to 70 who unsettled. thanks so much day for that. >> we're learning more about what happened in the moments leading up to a deadly shooting outside of the san francisco walgreens. police arrested a private security guard in connection with that shooting. trump was amanda hari spoke with the mother of the victim. >> the victim's mother tells me she's still in disbelief and she's angry about what she says. looks like a security guard's gross overreaction to

a petty crime. >> all i remember thinking is baby, my baby and i can do anything right now. and i'm still. >> of each bullet. >> kevin isha henderson can't stop thinking of the moment she found out her child was gone. china brown who preferred the name banco pa so was killed thursday afternoon. investigators tell henderson they believe it started with pa so shoplifting from the walgreens near market and 4th street. it ended with a private security guard allegedly shooting and killing pa. so police arrested the guard identified as michael anthony and charged him with a homicide. >> when they watched the video, there was absolutely no reason for him to do what he did. i don't understand why a security guard havoc henderson says she's been speaking with investigators and the district attorney to learn more about her child's alleged killer. i

was angry. i was i wanted to know how old he was. a cold or heat was. where was he from? >> want know if it's a hate crime. she wonders if pastas race, gender or gender identity. it's something to do with the shooting. >> identified as a trans man for a while. he struggled with his lately have been experiencing some fear. henderson says police were not able to share the suspect statement with her because of the ongoing investigation. she says all she can do now is hold onto the memories of her son and see the homicide case through just a very, very, very beautiful person. henderson tells me pa so would want to be remembered for his smile. his joy and for always being true to himself. >> the security guard is expected to be arraigned on monday in the newsroom. amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> santa rosa police arrested a man accused of false imprisonment. investigators say 42 year-old javier contreras was driving a stolen

vehicle around 4th rather 5.30, saturday night near should not a road. the suspect led them on led officers on a chase, a female passenger in the car later surrendered to police and said contreras refused to let her go. contrast was caught after a brief foot chase and booked into the sonoma county jail. in the south bay. one man is in critical condition and 3 others injured after a stabbing in san jose. police say a fight broke out near south wilmington avenue and post street near a downtown club. one man was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. the other victims got themselves to the hospital for treatment. the investigation is ongoing. happening tomorrow, chp officers and the national guard arrived in san francisco to tackle the fentanyl crisis. governor newsom approved the plan earlier this month. national guardsman will not patrol the streets. instead, 14 criminal analysts. we'll work behind the scenes to identify illegal drug cartels.

chp did not share how many of their officers would be deployed but said they plan to help deter criminal activity and provide special training to san francisco police officers. >> are not coming in here to take over the higher charles going to supplement san francisco's efforts and will complement them. >> since january, the san francisco police department has made more than 300 arrests related to fentanyl possession. >> well, in just a matter of hours, it is win or go home for the golden state warriors as they take on the sacramento kings in game 7 of the first round of the nba playoffs. >> the warriors could not get the job done in game 6 at chase center. the dubs are the defending champions. but this year they have not played well on the road. they won just 11 games away from chase center during the regular season. and despite a disappointing performance in game 6, the splash brothers are confident they can get the job done in sacramento. >> i still have absolute

belief in this team that we can go get it done on the road. it will be a tall task. but we are up for it. and i know we will respond. >> we put ourselves in situation we have to be the team that's playing desperation, obviously on the road game 7. there's a lot of belief that we can do that. there's a lot of belief in every single guy that's going to be out there on the floor. you got embrace the challenge of what's in front of and try to get the job done. >> tipoff for game 7 is set today for 12, 30. the winner takes on the lakers in the next round of the playoffs. and if you'd like to head to sacramento for the game, there are still some last minute tickets available, but they are not cheap. this is a look at the ticketmaster website right now. the cheapest tickets going to set you back. nearly $300 if you want courtside seats, the cheapest ones you'll find are over $4,000. and if you don't want

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>> the recent warmer weather is bringing out the honey bees and the removal. companies say they've been busy safely removing hives from homes like you can see on your screen right there. well, they say the rescuing these insects rather than exterminating them is always best. these are very useful to the environment. if you happen to come across a swarm like these, remember to keep your distance and to call a bee keeper right away. experts warn that the hives can grow very large very quickly. all right. well, taking a live look outdoors now at san francisco from.

>> now this is not our mount tam cut. this is a different camera. downtown camera, but this is the transamerica building. one of my favorite buildings in the city. and you can see just a little bit of cloud cover there, but otherwise beautiful blue skies peeking through those dave, we're talking about the warm-up, the honey bees all coming out. i mean, is it a nice time for people to be stepping checking out to be? you know, i think the bees will be a little confused to what happened here. you know, this is supposed to be spring. it feels like autumn. yeah, it's going to because our forecast for the next week ahead. >> very unsettled in the poor. bees are going think it's autumn. this is what's going on in half moon bay. some of that kind of overcast fog situation is still there. however, the hope is that we might get this mixed out a little quicker than we did from yesterday. going on better performance there. but even there see all that sun but love for you. it's still cold and breezy will be what rule of thumb will be today. lower 50's lot of the east bay shoreline. 59 for antioch, up to the north bay. we'velgot upper 40's. 53. meanwhile for

san jose, futurecast for note some of that morning cloud cover. we just referenced again, mixing out for a mostly sunny afternoon. and again, it returns for tonight through tomorrow. but even though this clears out, the bigger issue will be those winds are going to be around with us just about all day. they were waiting for a low to drop south here to start to spring alive a little bit as we get to tuesday. remember, that's going to be cold air upstairs. and with all of that, that's going to drive some potential thunder showers with this, too, ok, here's what we're looking out for those winds on shore. they are all over the real estate. you can see 20's even popping near about 30. that will be all day today through tonight tomorrow morning and afternoon. so this will be a climate controlled keeping those temperatures down. tomorrow's kind of variable, cloudy story. and then tuesday, we start to get in some of those showers and some thunder showers which will be monitoring here. now today we've got scattered clouds, cool and windy. this is along again, the coast of half moon bay 50's out towards the coast as highs but 60's for the bay and even well

inland. it looks like early in the week. variable cloud showers, thunder showers tuesday, wednesday, opportunity. this is when the peak of the activity seems to be most likely when that low but position just right for us. then late in the week, variable clouds and scattered showers remain into next weekend. looks like cool with 60's for the bay and inland. still by that time, 56 san francisco, 62 for oakland. 66. meanwhile, 4 san jose cloudy in the morning and afternoon clearing and on the big board. this is what it looks like. 71 for antioch. but as you can see, most readings here in the 60's, if not at the coast in 2, the 50's next couple of days. there's the change happening. we still going to keep a couple but the sun going on there. but notice how the temperatures fall and even by tuesday only about 64. we'll talk more about that long range forecast for you and that low hanging around what looks looks more like a winter type pattern for us. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. in national news, 5 people are dead, including an 8 year-old boy and a teenage

girl. >> after yet another mass shooting in our country. this time in texas. rachel menitoff has the latest on the church for the shooter. >> a texas man fatally shot 5 of his neighbors, including an 8 year-old boy now identified as daniel enrique lasso. it happened near the town of cleveland, which is 45 miles north of houston. according to police on friday night, several family members asked the gunman, 38 year-old francisco or pahs that to stop firing rounds from his yard because of the noise or passes, then seen on home surveillance video walking neet door with his ar-style rifle where he ultimately shoot several of the victims at close range. he remains at large after the shooting. authorities are now using scent tracking dogs in an overhead drone in their search for him. they believe he was intoxicated at the time of the shooting and then fled to a wooded area a few miles from the scene. it could be anywhere.

>> located the device that we were looking for found it abandoned. >> there was some articles of clothing land the tracking dog from texas department of corrections. picked up the scent and then they lost that sense in the water. or whatever so at this time, the area he's went from. 5 or square miles. it could be as much as 10 or 20 depending on whether or not he crossed the highland war. >> well, senator dianne feinstein reach reacted to the shooting with a statement saying, quote, 5 people are dead because an angry individual had easy access to an assault weapon. and the news is constantly filled with headlines about similar tragedies. how many more people have to die before we act. in national news supreme court justice samuel alito reveals he might know who leaked a draft opinion of the court's ruling last year that reverse roe v wade, the

justice telling the wall street journal he does not have enough proof right now to name the person, but he believes the leak was part of an effort to intimidate the justices to change their decision. that's 3. there are other the 63 ruling ended the nationwide right to abortion and left it up to individual states. an internal 8 month investigation did not identify the person responsible. artificial intelligence is woven into our daily lives. more and more every day emerging technologies. like check bots have almost become unavoidable. and now congressional and federal offices are starting to adopt this technology. our washington correspondent anna wiernicki has more. >> the next time you reach out to your u.s. representative daniel schuman with demand progress as your response could be generated by artificial intelligence. chop. i can do good job of categorizing the communications and making sure the right person sees it. >> and even helped draft responses. shuman brief staffers on how to use ai tools on the hill can be

helpful and drafting letters tracking speeches. shuman says the house digital services has given 40 congressional offices licenses to try out chatgpt plus other parts of the federal government are also embracing ai the commissioner of the irs told lawmakers that the agency handles its high call volume through chat bots. we have had a very successful filing season as i understand it. >> with the introduction of new chat bots for things like getting a transcript. what can i do as a member of congress on this august committee? >> to help you do have a lot more that arizona republican congressman david schweikert says more agencies need to follow suit. it is remarkable. i didn't write code for me, but some lawmakers, including virginia democratic senator mark warner are more hesitant. artificial intelligence. >> offers a lot of possibilities. and also on a scare us unrestrained ai. >> could literally a takeover and key functions. mourners

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all right. good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news 7.29. this gorgeous sunday. let's start off this half hour. >> with a look at our forecast. hey, dave house going. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and showing some blue skies here, the head that you can see for the east bay right across the bay in the peninsula. >> so it's a good start from this perspective. we still have some scattered clouds and some fog here and there. but on balance, it's opening up very nicely. and this would give the perception it will be just like yesterday. it won't be. one thing will be different will be these winds. we have a good stiff onshore wind. and actually it's kind of breezy now as later on, we'll see the wind spread out much more coverage area in the wind. speed will pick up a considerably for us. a temperature check for your 40's up to the north bay. now,

59 for any act. we've got lower 50's lighting up the east bay shoreline, but also san francisco. 51 with half moon bay at 52. given all this high temperatures only about 60 ish at the ballpark today for oakland as you do, battle against the cincinnati reds. again, it clearing in chile is how we will phrase it with a west wind at 15 to 25. but you throw again that 60 ish in there. and it's a pretty chilly day. almost like a football game type forecasts. 61 at 11 by 2. 64 sunny skies prevailing and high temperatures shy of 70 today in just about all locations and ahead. this all week long, however, looks to be somewhat unsettled. cloud cover rain and thunder showers mostly on tuesday. wednesday looks like we'll put this all together for you coming up in a bit. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you. now to the race for dianne feinstein's seat, a grassroots effort backing oakland congresswoman barbara lee launched in san francisco on saturday. kron four's philippe djegal reports on what that group is planning.

>> united for both really kicked off in san francisco saturday. speaking from the african-american art and culture complex, elected and community leaders endorsed the launch of the grassroots effort to inspire a diverse electorate to vote. congresswoman into the united states senate. people like barbara lee. >> they look into the specifics of legislation. >> and they pick it apart so that it does not disproportionately impact communities that tend to get the short end of the state. >> i pushed to get out. the vote is independent from lee's election campaign. the congresswoman did not attend the she is a highly experienced leader and a progressive candidate of color with a tremendous track record for social change in the next month, organizers will reach out to a half million voters through a digital blitz and partner with groups on the ground, knock on doors and make phone calls in the state's 6th largest counties during the next 4 months in support of lehigh.

>> have i'm grateful constituent a barber least because i have absolutely seen the integrity and the moral center of the split of this leader. organizers say united for barber lee's mission is to show multi cultural unity and to highlight how lee is inspiring voters of color. the p imary election will be held next march. she embodies what oakland, california and the nation are all about about diverse communities. >> coming together to push for social change. lee is one of 3 current democratic house members running for senator dianne feinstein's seat, including representatives katie porter and adam schiff. lead to call kron 4 news. >> on the peninsula, all lanes on highway 101 in san mateo county. >> are back open after a deadly crash. the collision happened around midnight saturday, forcing closures on the northbound lanes. a motorcycle driver died after crashing into a car. the driver of the car remained on

scene and cooperated with investigators. nurses at 2 east bay hospitals are expected to go on strike tuesday and wednesday. demonstrations are planned at saint rose hospital in hayward and the john muir behavioral sell health center in concord. you're watching a picket that happened at john muir earlier this year in all, nearly 300 nurses are expected to go on strike early next week over claims the hospitals failed to meet demands for better contracts. saint rose officials say they are aware the strike but do not intend to hire replacement workers and plan to continue normal operations by thursday. john muir officials also said they continue to expect to continue to care for their patients during the strike. what are you as a pop-up shops around the bay area? pi is settling into its permanent home in oakland. the pie shop posted an opening and 3 year anniversary party this afternoon. yesterday afternoon, i should say at their new location on 22nd street. it's just blocks from lake merritt and people lined

up out the door saturday to get their hands on a sweet or savory pie. >> i mean, i think we can both agree that it's really important for us to have a place where we can a casual cafe community oriented space. we've got a great crew that are just in so got happy. people moving through the line and we have a good bring it to town. >> and the shops grand opening will be next wednesday may 3rd and it's will stay open until 10:00pm on fridays and saturdays. retired san jose fire fighter has been named one of 14 new referees for the nfl's 2023 season. scott campbell served as a firefighter in san jose for 25 years before he retired, he follows in the footsteps of retired san jose firefighter bill levy who served with san jose fire for 27 years before spending 19 seasons as an nfl breath. all right. it's time

for today's dine and dish. our vicki liviakis takes us inside this latin caribbean option that you can check out now in walnut creek. >> it's a taste of miami, south beach in downtown walnut creek. i welcome the lead at this is lead at the new latin caribbean restaurant to bring some bling to the east bay. it's definitely. it's it's a little cloudy. >> and i think the idea was to bring miami here. you'll see role gave and along with other family members who run as well as a number of other bay area eateries really kind of want to take it up a notch and take it to next how do we bring something different to downtown the 5 here at lita is cool to see stylish. the food is fun. fusion, the tequila cocktail and it's refreshing. it's a good all of a mushroom

>> on the menu here lead-up and there are quite a few. it's something they call a lobster corn dogs. i can do. the lobster. corn dog is a hit but not to be missed are the empanada >> to be sure. a fish fritters park belly and saw same plan paint chip. yeah, i mean, it's definitely a lot of authentic ion. chef nick peters gets his inspiration from his new york in your neighborhood route. but there was a lot of caribbean. there was a lot of caribbean latin influence that i would to. it's a culture of of getting together and having a good time. so if you're looking for a lashing dining experience, save the airfare to miami or vegas and had the downtown walnut creek. >> in walnut creek, vicki liviakis kron, 4 vicki always finds the fun is places to eat. all right. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. the giants now that he as they

take on the padres south of the border. >> of their hitters are taking advantage of the higher altitude for the matchup. and today is national adopt a shelter. pet day more on this special event happening in san francisco to help you meet your forever friend. >> the nonprofit that helps students on the spectrum prepare for a career in hollywood, animation or visual effects. how they're impacting careers and lives. i'm rich demuro. that's coming up in tech. smart.

>> well, today is national adopt a shelter pet day. it's a chance for you to get out and add another pet to your home. and we invited the bay area. animal rescue love in second chances on set here to walk us through what potential pet parents should consider. >> just building the trust with the dogs is huge because it just seems like if they start knowing who you are and that you're the good that their personalities just amazing when they blossom. >> and that was cordle the french bulldog on set that you just saw on the couch there as well. he's available for adoption and love. and second, chances is hosting a brunch fundraiser today as well. this is happening at a condo in san francisco from 11:00am to 03:00pm. and you do have to make a reservation at the email on your screen. the money goes back to funding medical needs for the dogs and supporting that shelter as well. >> it was reaching out saying don't stop, i'm enjoying

anyway. here's a look at temperatures today. is that today's highs here and you're saying yes, upper 60's, lower 70's. if you're lucky with that, even though a lot of sun strong, chilly winds, we're looking at unsettled week to the kron. 4 morning news continues.

>> happening today, 70 valley is set to reopen with limited services. this comes over concerns of flooding. somebody

valley opens at 07:00am and close at 08:00pm for day use only the park fully reopens on monday at 07:00am the national park service warns that rivers are running dangerously high and guests are urged to please not get close. all right. let's take a live look at a place that's a bit closer to home here in the bay area. san francisco international airport where it's looking a little bit cloudy out there. looks like it's some pretty heavy fog, but hopefully not impacting a flight travel too dave, how long is that cloud cover going to stick around for that and stick around too stephanie, a good morning. good morning, everybody. and the other issue to those winds and we don't have any delays that have been posted there. but >> he's watching a large bird trying to fly and then it finally just settle go the way the direction of the wind. so there's going to be more of that to come for today. we'll take care of this. however, in a couple of hours with all of that, let's get up to what's going on in tahoe here. we talk about all the melting that's been going on from last week. we're still seeing some

of that today. but then it goes on hiatus. come monday morning. the watch goes way, although still will be potentially some melting. they may add a little bit more in the way of some snow elevations. look to be with us about 6,000 or so feet. so that's fairly kind of high up there, at least to start. here's a looks like the next couple of days. we've got our snow cooking here down to 39 for a high on tuesday. little recovery on wednesday at 45. but still you get freezing happening at night. if you are headed up there, you know, keep in mind with that black ice and all that sort of thing and the advisory, although lifted, you'll still get some afternoon melting. here's the onshore winds. i referenced good color is a shun all over the board here gives you an idea. everybody's going to feel this today and it will be a chilly wind that comes with all of this and it's going remain around the entire region. it looks like about tuesday morning or so underscoring the unsettled weather pattern. so variable clouds, maybe a sprinkle here or there. and then all of a sudden this thing kind of springs alive. we're going to turn a backyard. it's coming from the northern latitude. so it's cold core and all that. but it's a cutoff low. it

doesn't have much moisture work with and apparently it find some right here in our backyard because of it. so close there and all the education we could get. hail thunder shower action again tuesday, wednesday, the 2 days to kind of look out for all of this and then heading into next weekend, looks like it will remain still somewhat unsettled. and then a new system into the following weekend. so kind of odd we're going in the first week of may like this. 56 san francisco with the coast. let's keep it into the 50's as well. 60 for burning game. this is with the afternoon sun. we talk about mid 60's is about the best we can muster in the south bay. even sub 70 with mid to upper 60's east bay shoreline. lower 60's. meanwhile, inland well, middle to upper 60's of that. but what happened or 70 67 for walnut creek, 68 for concord, 62 for berkeley valais. what 60 66 fairfield vacaville 71. there you go. 67 for napa and santa rosa gets close at 69, 70 forecast. quite interesting here. alright, shower thunder shower action for tuesday with some sun to give us some

heating potentially even into wednesday as well. but let's keep it kind of went through thursday and friday with that potential. still with us heading into the next weekend, stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you for that update. and at a bay area, sports for the first time in history, major league baseball is played regular season games in mexico's capital, mexico science taking on the padres for the first of 2 games south of the border. and while the fans may have shown up for this game, what they got was more like a home run derby. the giants and padres combined to hit 11 home runs. at the end of the day, the padres beat the giants 16 to 11. >> be back for game 2 later today. meantime, the a's hosted the reds at the coliseum a's taking the lead in the second inning and they still had the lead in the 9th inning when the reds took the lead. >> those words the game winners to you could be right on a lose. a heartbreaking 3 to 2 same 2 teams today.

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i have the capability of doing this. i have the capability of the successful in this once students graduate from the school, there are real freelance jobs waiting for them behind this top secret visual effects studio door. real klein's. we're real budgets deadlines and that way they can work on projects. those 4 file, though the rest may. >> and he applied for the jobs, a program that builds creativity and confidence for powerful results. and it's trying to attention to us, i think will lead to positive social change in workplaces. >> such a great group of students and teachers. i really learned a lot in my time there and i love how they can get started on those real freelance gigs. as soon as they graduate all while looking for a full-time job. if want to learn more about exceptional minds, you can go to my website. it is rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. >> a new survey shows more young adults are living paycheck to paycheck. it says

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>> the uk is one week away from king charles. the third's coronation and preparations are, of course, under way in london. more than 700 guardsman officers and band members spent yesterday rehearsing the procession that will follow the monarch from westminster abbey to buckingham palace next saturday. also, a service happened at the abbey to welcome scotland, stone of destiny. check that out. it's set to play a key role in the coronation. the stand stone is seen as the sole of scotland

and carries quite a bit of symbolism for the scottish people. as many as 2800 guests are expected to attend the coronation at westminster abbey. all right. take a look at this. the flowers are blooming after all those rain showers we saw in the bay area earlier this year. and this is it just in walnut creek, as you can see, the flowers of all colors are just spring up from the grass. there. >> well, >> that is just one of my favorite viral videos right now on amazon delivery driver driver in seattle finding a new friend and a writer, the golden retriever. i'm not sure you can see him there. he was or the driver. there you other. it is like he greeted the driver by rolling over and then simply falling into the driver's arms. he wanted to tell a scratch. and the owner of the dog joke that it was a trust fall. trusting that

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>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> good morning. and thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it is sunday and we are covering a lot of news for you today. start by getting a look at the weather with dave sphar. good morning, david. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. it's going to be a chilly day for today, even though we'll see the skies open up. still kind of working on that. the golden gate bridge was clear last hour. now some fog has rolled on in notice that flag flapping. >> give me that good. strong onshore. when you're going to see all day for today. again, we will see some clearing with this is just some local fog here. there are the winds on shore, as you can see, most apparent from san francisco pacific about even inland. you

can see in the teens as well. later upstream. we'll see some clouds redeveloped for tonight in somewhat variable to mostly cloudy as we get into your monday and an unsettled work week, it looks like we're can really see too much. go on until we get through monday night on word. we're at 53 right now for hayward and oakland. 59 for antioch, up to the north bay. we got 49 per santa rosa. 55 san jose get some last-minute fog has to mix on its way out and that will do so. and mostly sunny as what we expect, again, optical illusion because those temperatures will be chilly even inland. mid afternoon. 64 and some of the warmest spots might scratch at 70 or 71 will take a look at un instability coming up for the middle of next week as well. 70. >> all right, dave, thank you for that update. and we're learning more about what happened in the moments leading up to a deadly shooting outside of the san francisco walgreens. police arrested a private security guard in connection with that shooting kron four's. amanda

hari spoke with the mother of the person who died. >> the victim's mother tells me she's still in disbelief and she's angry about what she says. looks like a security guard's gross overreaction to a petty crime. >> all i remember thinking is baby, my baby and i can do anything right now. and i'm still. >> each bullet. >> kevin isha henderson can't stop thinking of the moment she found out her child was gone. china brown who preferred the name banco pa so was killed thursday afternoon. investigators tell henderson they believe it started with pa so shoplifting from the walgreens near market and 4th street. it ended with a private security guard allegedly shooting and killing pa. so police arrested the guard identified as michael anthony and charged him with a homicide. >> when they watched the video, there was absolutely no

reason for him to do what he did. i don't understand why a security guard havoc henderson says she's been speaking with investigators and the district attorney to learn more about her child's alleged killer. i was angry. i was i wanted to know how old he was. colder he was. where was he from? want know if it's a hate crime. she wonders if pastas race, gender or gender identity. it's something to do with the shooting. >> identified as a trans man for a while. he struggled with his lately have been experiencing some fear. henderson says police were not able to share the suspect statement with her because of the ongoing investigation. she says all she can do now is hold onto the memories of her son and see the homicide case through just a very, very, very beautiful person. henderson tells me pa so would want to be remembered for his smile. his joy and for always being true to himself. >> the security guard is

expected to be arraigned on monday in the newsroom. amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> santa rosa police arrested a man accused of false imprisonment. investigators say 42 year-old javier contreras was driving a stolen vehicle around 5.30, saturday night. you're to not a road. the suspect led officers on a chase, a female passenger in the car later surrendered to police and said contreras refused to let her go. the was caught after a brief foot chase and booked into the sonoma county jail. in the south bay. one man is in critical condition and 3 others injured after a stabbing in san jose. police say a fight broke out near south wilmington avenue and post street near a downtown club. one man was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. the other victims got themselves to the hospital for treatment. the investigation is ongoing. happening tomorrow, chp officers in the national guard arrived in san francisco to tackle the fentanyl crisis. governor gavin newsom approved

the plan earlier this month. national guardsman will not patrol the streets instead, 14 criminal analysts will work behind the scenes to identify illegal drug cartels. chp did not share how many of their officers would be deployed but said they plan to help deter criminal activity and provide special training to san francisco police officers. >> let me be clear. we're we're not coming in here to take over the higher charles going to supplement san francisco's efforts and will complement them. >> since january, the san francisco police department has made more than 300 arrests related to fentanyl possession. all right. well, in just a matter of hours, it is win or go home for the golden state warriors as they take on the sacramento kings in game 7 of the first round of the nba playoffs. the warriors could not get the job done in game 6 at chase center. the dubs are the defending champions. but this year they have not played well on the road. they won just 11 games away from chase center during the regular season.

despite the disappointing performance in game 6, the splash brothers are confident they can get the job done in sacramento. >> i still have absolute belief in this team that we can go get it done on the road. it will be a tall task. but we are up for it. and i know we will respond. >> we put ourselves in situation we have to be the thing that's playing desperation, obviously on the road game 7. there's a lot of belief that we can do that. there's a lot of belief in every single guy that's going to be out there on the floor. you got embrace the challenge of what's in front of and try to get the job done. >> tipoff for game 7 is set today for 12, 30. the winner takes on the lakers in the next round of the playoffs. and if you'd like to head to sacramento for the game. well, there are still some last minute tickets, but they are not cheap. this is a look at the ticketmaster website right now. the cheapest tickets are

going to set you back. nearly $300 if you want courtside seats, the cheapest ones you'll find are going for over $4,000. and if you don't feel like spending all that money or like driving all the way to sacramento, you can always head to the warriors watch party happening at thrive city. it starts at 11 this morning and this is some video from the most recent watch parties. these are free and you can watch the game on a huge 3,000 square foot video board. it will also be lawn games and food. you are encouraged to register at thrive city dot com seating is on a first come first serve basis. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, grassroots organizers rallying support for oakland congresswoman barbara lee and san francisco. >> the latest on the race for dianne feinstein scene. and the latest on the push to get the opioid reversal drug. narcan covered by insurance. this is more lives are taken by fentanyl. welcome back.

well, this week, state lawmakers with the assembly health committee passed a bill. >> requiring medical and private insurers to cover the cost of narcan a drug that can reverse a fentanyl overdose. within minutes. the bill is offered by san leandro assembly member liz ortega who spoke with us first here on 4 morning news about her proposal. she says many people

could use narcan to save their loved ones. but because of the current cost, it can be unaffordable. >> it's had mother testifying committee about her last week, her satellite to hang out with some friends. unfortunately, something was putting a strain that sent him and he passed away and she had in our town but didn't have enough dosages to be able to keep them alive. she talked about it. she have the resources or the money to be able to purchase she would have had more. the bill now heads to the next committee were experts on the issue. >> we'll provide an estimate of potential costs if this bill is passed, it will head then head to the governor's desk. and we continue to follow the fentanyl crisis across the nation and the bay area here on kron 4 and kron 4 dot com. our website just scan the qr code. it will take you to our special coverage that is live online.

>> much cooler going on for today, even though a lot of sunshine and work and we have some cool onshore winds just about all week. it will be an unsettled one of that. all the look at your forecast. the kron 4 morning news continues.

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francisco and the shoreline from our mount tam camera. but it was such a beautiful day out there. and normally from this view, you can see the city of san francisco. but as we can see, there's quite a bit of cloud cover out there. dave. >> well, back in spots. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and you saw the camera shake. that means winds expect them around all day today. here's the east bay shoreline shot and again, kind of a mixed bag. some of those fog clouds hanging around temperature check for you. not going to do too much better than this will get the 60 sure. but 70's going to be pretty loose of to most locations. we get the lower 50's the 70's lower 50's along east bay shoreline. 61, antioch, we've got the 40's up there to the north bay, futurecast for check it out now again. cloud cover around the coast a little bit. and it looks like it hugs a little bit. the south bay takes a while to clear on out. it will clear out before sunset for tonight. so give a little time. however, even with all the sunshine that's going to be kind of an illusion, it will be much colder than it looks outside. as you look real carefully at this, it

looks like a lowe's trying to develop. yeah, it's dropping out of the gulf of alaska. and with that will mean will mean some showers and thunderstorm activity, possibly kind of cut off low. we say in the trade there. and there you see some of the squall lines developing and by tuesday morning again, could be dealing with some hail or some thunder shower action here. the winds all day today covering everybody, no wind advisory, although the period of time that this lingers is quite impressive here, as you can see in some spots midday, particularly in the 20's all day today. tonight, tomorrow, even all the way out to about tuesday morning as well. let's go back to half moon bay. looks like we're trying to break it up a little bit. scattered clouds cool in windy. the best way to phrase it for everybody. cold 50's at the coast of your places like half moon bay got to put that jacket on there. 60's happening to the bay. meanwhile, early week, variable clouds, showers, thunder showers, days. we will look for for tuesday wednesday with that and hail and all that because the low is kind of writer backyard. we've been through that program before and then late in the week. variable clouds, scattered showers, cool 60's, covered the bay and well inland. this and still we're dealing with

this. i know 6, san francisco, 62 for open 66. meanwhile, 4 san jose high temperatures today about 71 antioch. one of the token numbers that we get up to about 71 upper 60's cover most of those inland spots, as you will notice next couple of days here down we go. 61 and becoming unsettled tuesday and into wednesday to the 60's are in the entire 7 day forecast a bit chilly. it's ok, we brought her own energy kinetic and thermal. stephanie. >> thanks very much, dave. all right. so cinco de mayo is under a week away. and joining us live now is san leandro mayor gonzales with a preview of the fun to come and plus, we have a live performance by by a very special local dance group liz, thank you so much for joining us here today. thank you for having me. all right. so cinco why is it so important? the community and was a celebrated so in san leandro, 50% of our

community come from other countries and of those 40%. >> literally a full 25% of all of san leandro is of mexican and so the celebration of cinco de mayo, the victory at gives us an opportunity to celebrate the community and our hispanic latino give us a little bit of a history lesson we go about to get to be 18 62. now you're 18. you know, the french empire was playing a significant role there in and the local people in pueblo said enough is enough and they fought back the in a battle there at pueblo. to this day, we celebrate the victory of of the week over there, very powerful imperial forces. and that victory happened on may. the 5th may the 5th house k with a mile. all right. and what typically happens on

cinco de mayo. but in terms of celebrations so celebrations, it's an opportunity for a community come together and have some fun. celebrate the strength of the community, right? if you go back to the victory on may 5th, it gives us the opportunity to celebrate strength and unity and do some dancing. all right. a little bit of festivities and why is dancing such play such a big will? what is up with such a big role? it's a good one. i think in cultures throughout the world and certainly in mexican culture and other latin american cultures, the power of dance to celebrate from the fullness of the soul to celebrate an event. just lives on and other certain types of foods or other types of ways that people celebrate on cinco de mayo. it's cinco de mayo certainly involves all sorts of foods depending on where in mexico that you come from, but certainly food from the from the area of pueblo. and i think that what you're going to see at the stanley festivities is certainly some of that food and some of that

activity. so san leandro, right? what is how it how is the city of san leandro celebrating so stanley and was celebrating with a big festivity at our senior center at one 39th and east 14th. right and family-friendly. it's >> family friendly, free light. refreshments will have dance troupes. >> a lot of energy for the community to celebrate right at about 6 o'clock on friday. the 5th lovely and tell us a bit about the group that's come with you today. and that's going to be doing a performance for us. so we have brought a subset of that group to share coat, really with fantastic costumes. you're going to see here in about 10, 15 as they bring the energy that we like to see in by a full political cost of okay. so that's the name of the group or yes. okay. very good. and how long have they've been around we're going to i don't know. okay. so very good. so

they've been a part of the local community for quite some time. and is there a name of the or a name of the piece that they're performing today? i was not provided with that, ok? sure that they will let us know, ok, we'll make sure to get that online. all right. anything else that you like to share of a cinco de mayo that people should know? i think that in in san leandro in particular, we value cultural diversity. we're super proud of the way that we have brought people from lots of different countries together. cinco de mayo is one way in which we celebrate our community. and so it's very proud to personally be of hispanic origin. i speak a bilingual e and i'd like to bring that energy to these events to be able to celebrate with that community as well as the other communities in san leandro. all right. wonderful mayor gonzalez, thank you so much for joining us. my pleasure. have a wonderful cinco de mayo as well. thank you. all right. and so again, that information for you say leandro cinco de mayo celebration. >> happens friday at 6 o'clock

at the senior community center at 1, 3, 909. >> east 14th street and from here will that are performers. take it away.

>> well, us travel recovered from the pandemic. you probably noticed a lot of flights getting canceled. >> well, now a new government report says most of those cancellations were the fall of the airlines. the government accountability office or looked at data from 2018 to 2022, they found cancellations came from maintenance issues are not enough. crew members and not because of the weather. meantime, the airlines argue the government is to blame for not having enough air traffic controllers. the g a o says the department of transportation meantime has increased its oversight of airline scheduling procedures. train travel is back on track and it's expected to see big increases this year. people fed up with high airfares and delays are instead looking to the railroad. and many companies are adding additional routes due to.the increase in travelers. >> it's easy to maneuver around. it's easy to get on and i like having a schedule. as opposed to flying. it's cutting crazy being pushed around.

>> amtrak reports nearly one in 3 passengers this year. our new riders. and speaking of trains, nevada and california lawmakers are working to get the biden administration to fast track funding for a las vegas to socal rail line. the company bright line wants to build it and is asking for 3 and a quarter billion dollars in federal funds. the project's total cost is 10 billion dollars and everything else the company says would be privately financed. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the nfl has a new referee from the bay has a new referee from the bay

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good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. stop this half hour with a look at our forecast with day to good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and still a bit of the way that fog kind of left over here. as you can see, the blue skies going to be winning that battle, the east bay shoreline shot. and even though you'll see lots of sunshine today, don't let that fool you because we do have winds and those winds will be quite chilly going on today, too. >> here's a quick snapshot of where we stand right now. already into the teens and 20's in some selective spots right through the carquinez strait. it's going to be quite busy today and you can see along the coast too 50's we have lower 50's east bay shoreline. 61 for antioch, but everybody else and 50's territory not going to do that much warmer than that this afternoon for the oakland a's versus the cincinnati reds game time. same as yesterday. 107, but a different picture.

60 ish for temperatures clearing and chilly with that west wind at 15 gusts. 25 at times a little more. so 63 by 12, 3 o'clock. we'll talk of 64 by tonight. some clouds will redevelop again. and then monday, maybe a few little showers. but tuesday, wednesday, the day as we're watching for some unsettled weather to come with not really all week long. it looks a bit unsettled. we'll put that all together for you coming up in a bit. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you for that. >> now to the race for dianne feinstein's seat, a grassroots effort backing oakland congresswoman barbara lee launched in san francisco saturday. kron four's philippe djegal reports on what that group is planning. >> united for kicked off in san francisco saturday. speaking from the african-american art and culture complex, elected and community leaders endorsed the launch of the grassroots effort to inspire a diverse electorate to vote. congresswoman into the united states senate. people like barbara lee. >> they look into the specifics of legislation. >> and they pick it apart so

that it does not disproportionately impact communities that tend to get the short end of the state. >> i pushed to get out. the vote is independent from lee's election campaign. the congresswoman did not attend the she is a highly experienced leader and a progressive candidate of color with a tremendous track record for social change in the next month, organizers will reach out to a half million voters through a digital blitz and partner with groups on the ground, knock on doors and make phone calls in the state's 6th largest counties during the next 4 months in support of lehigh. >> have i'm grateful constituent a barber least because i have absolutely seen the integrity and the moral center of the split of this leader. organizers say united for barber lee's mission is to show multi cultural unity and to highlight how lee is inspiring voters of color. the primary election will be held

next march. she embodies what oakland, california and the nation are all about about diverse communities. >> coming together to push for social change. lee is one of 3 current democratic house members running for senator dianne feinstein's seat, including representatives katie porter and adam schiff. lead to call kron 4 news. >> on the peninsula, all lanes on highway 101 in san mateo county are back open after a deadly crash. the collision happened around midnight saturday, forcing closures on the northbound lanes. a motorcycle driver died after crashing into a car. the driver of the car remained on scene and cooperated with investigators. in sonoma county, police arrested 2 men in connection to a shooting in rohnert park. it happened at the police mobile home park on the 100 block of madrid. all street around 08:00pm thursday. victim was found several blocks away suffering from a gunshot wound. nurses at 2 east bay hospitals are expected to go on strike tuesday and wednesday.

demonstrations are planned at saint rose hospital in hayward and the john muir behavioral health center in concord. you're watching a picket that happened at john muir earlier this year in all, nearly 300 nurses are expected to go on strike early next week over claims the hospitals failed to meet demands for better contracts. saint rose officials say they are aware of the strike. they do not intend to hire replacement workers and do expect operations to continue normally by thursday. john muir officials also said they will continue to care for their patients during the strike. a retired san jose fire fighter has one of 14 new referees for the nfl's 2023 season. scott campbell served as a firefighter in san jose for 25 years before he retired, he follows in the footsteps of retired san jose firefighter bill levy who served with san jose fire for 27 years before spending 19 seasons as an nfl draft. well, after years of pop-up shops around the bay area, a local business, pi is settling into

a permanent home in oakland. the pie hosted an opening and 3 year anniversary party at their new location on 22nd street. >> it's just blocks from lake merritt. people lined up out the door saturday to get their hands on a sweet or savory pie. >> i mean, i think we can both agree that it's really important for us to have a place where we can. castle kept big community oriented space. we've got a great crew that are just in so got happy people moving through the line and we have a good bring it to town. >> the pie shops grand opening will be next. wednesday may 3rd and eat us will stay open until 10 pm on fridays and saturdays. all right. it is time for today's dine and dish vicki liviakis takes us inside a latin corrupt the caribbean. excuse me, latin caribbean option. you can check out in walnut creek. >> it's a taste of miami, south beach in downtown walnut

creek. i welcome the lead at this is lead at the new latin caribbean restaurant that bring some bling to the east bay. it's definitely it's. it's a little cloudy. >> and i think the idea was to bring miami here. >> we'll see road gave and along with other family members who run as well as a number of other bay area eateries really kind of want to take it up a notch and take it to next level. how do we bring something different? >> to downtown the 5 here at lita is cool to see stylish. the food is fun. fusion, the tequila cocktail and it's refreshing. it's a good all of a mushroom >> on the menu here lead-up and there are quite a few. it's something they call a lobster corn dogs. i can do.

the lobster. corn dog is a hit but not to be missed are the empanada ticking. >> to be sure a fish fritters park belly and saw same plan paint chip. yeah, i mean, it's definitely a lot of authentic inspiration. chef nick peters gets his inspiration from his new york in your neighborhood route. but there was a lot of caribbean. there was a lot of caribbean latin influence that i withdraw from. it's a culture of of getting together and having a good time. so if you're looking for lashing dining experience, save the airfare to miami or vegas and had the downtown walnut creek. >> in walnut creek, vicki liviakis kron. 4 news. >> looks like a good coming up on the kron 4 morning news. the giants make history when they take on the padres south of the border. we have the highlights coming up. >> the nonprofit that helps students on the spectrum prepare for a career in hollywood animation or visual effects. how they're impacting

careers and lives. i'm rich demuro. that's coming up in tech. smart.

>> the recent warmer weather is bringing out the honey bees and the removal. companies say they've been busy safely removing hives from homes like the ones you see there. well, they say rescuing the bees rather than exterminating them

is always best because we know that these are very important to the environment. if you happen to come across a swarm of bees. remember to keep your distance and call a beekeeper right away. >> the bees have a system of cooling it once they're gone, that can melt all over in there. that's a place that doesn't stay cool. and destroying your room. also, it can attract other highs because the pheromones in their hive and if they leave, these are very efficient. and if they they smell a hive that's empty, that somebody has that and other bees have moved on from. they'll go in. take that over. >> experts warn that the hives can grow very large very quickly. so if you see one, make sure again that you call a bee keeper right away. >> so if you want to dress up in all of that and let the professionals got 60's all over the board for today at best, maybe make it up to 71 for antioch and places like that baby. strong onshore winds that worked to an unsettled week ahead. the kron unsettled week ahead. the kron 4 morning news continues.

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you a general visual idea, but watching some of the winds too 2. and that's going to be picking up a little bit later on today. as far as melts going on. we still have issues with some of the rivers in central valley. but that flood watch is still with us until monday morning up there around tahoe because still looking at snow melt today. not so this week has temperatures are moderating and they'll actually add to a little bit of the snow. we have. that's what's in the forecast. there's the drop in temperatures for highs of 39 on tuesday and wednesday up to around 45 back in the home front of future cast for we clear out pretty nicely today tomorrow, you know, kind of variable, cloudy situation. you look at this said low pressure system is finding moisture, boom. here it goes. cut off lower. founding found some moisture. there you have it in the showers because it's cold upstairs and that low in our backyard. we saw this not too long ago. that means some hail or some thunder showers. briefly possible with this. not a whole whole lot of rain with this, but at least it will be something we haven't seen for a little while, too. so again, it's going change what we had certain from last

week. onshore winds. they're with us all day today tonight. still those arrows pointing due west into the teens and 20's for most of the real estate. we don't get up to that threshold for a wind advisory. but that will take us all the way out to about tuesday. so again, that low drop south capture some moisture away. we go with some showers or thunder shower. action may be hail. and really it's kind of close by us just about all week long. so we have to keep that chance of rain as we finish off the week and temperatures will be reduced with all of this 2 plus mountain snows. adding to that a little bit from what we've had, those snow, a lot of levels will probably be about 6500 feet to 6,000. 56, san francisco today we've got the mid 50's along the coast coupled with some slow to clear skies. it's going to be chilly there. 60 per burlingame. 63 foster city that allowed tow it. 64 and for the south bay mid to upper 60's again, 70's going to be hard to get in this forecast tri valley, upper 60's at that east bay shoreline. lower 60's, 67 walnut creek, concord at 68. there you go. vacaville

comes in at a 71, 60 ballet host. 67 for napa and 69. meanwhile, for santa rosa. so again, unsettled, it looks like for the week ahead, possible thunder shower on wednesday, too. and we've got to keep a chance of those showers to finish off the week, finding the recovery in temperatures there by saturday at 72, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you so much for that. >> artificial intelligence is woven into our daily lives. more and more every day emerging technologies like chat bots have become almost unavoidable. and now congressional and federal offices are starting to adopt this technology. our washington correspondent anna wiernicki has more. >> the next time you reach out to your u.s. representative daniel schuman with demand progress as your response could be generated by artificial intelligence. chop. i can do good job. categorizing the communications, making sure the right person sees it. >> and even helped draft responses. shuman brief staffers on how to use ai tools on the hill. we can be

helpful and drafting letters hes. shuman says the house digital services has given 40 congressional offices licenses to try out chatgpt plus other parts of the federal government are also embracing ai the commissioner of the irs told lawmakers that the agency handles its high call volume through chat bots. we have had a very successful filing season as i understand it. >> with the introduction of new chat bots for things like getting a transcript. what can i do as a member of congress on this august committee? >> to help you do have a lot more that arizona republican congressman david schweikert says more agencies need to follow suit. it is remarkable. i didn't write code for me, but some lawmakers, including virginia democratic senator mark warner are more hesitant. artificial intelligence. >> offers a lot of possibilities. and also on a scare us unrestrained ai. >> could literally a takeover and key functions. mourners

says adopting the technology is unavoidable, but he wants to make sure it's done safely. >> in washington, i'm anna wiernicki. >> a new survey shows more young adults are living paycheck to paycheck. it says 7 in 10 millennials in the u.s. struggle to pay their bills every month for baby boomers. it's about half and 66% of gen z survey respondents said their paychecks only cover basic bills and they are helping other family members with expensive expenses. a school is preparing students with autism for a career in hollywood. it's called exceptional mines. rich demuro takes a closer look in this morning's tech smart. >> a nonprofit named exceptional minds is helping students with autism channel their creativity into a career in hollywood. what's unique is that it's one part school, one part animation house so students can get started on freelance gigs as soon as they p graduate.

>> going hear me 3 d room at exceptional minds. students are preparing for a career in hollywood are teaching things like cheney, animation, 3 d animation and game level design. not the los angeles area nonprofit uses the latest technology to teach were basically warning feeling with everything that going to be used whenever we came into new jobs. students are taught job skills and skills for a job. it's cool. >> finding out that i'm not alone and that there's people that i can actually talk to exceptional minds caters to neurodiverse students on the autism spectrum have a little bit of a different perspective on the world. environment is friendly and welcoming challenge personally on the spectrum in this day and age is for the world not to stereotype ball what

statement. about my students proudly show off their growing portfolios and work on animations in class or having them create a walk run cycle. a jump and then a 4th action of their choice. some equipment is provided by apple's community grants program students lean heavily on drawing tablets, computers and the latest software used by studios. essentially it's just about from showing like, hey, i have the capability of doing this. i have the capability of the successful in this once students graduate from the school, there are real freelance jobs waiting for them behind this top secret visual effects studio door. we're real klein's. we're real budgets. and real deadlines. and that way they can work on projects. those 4 file, though the rest may. >> and he applied for the jobs, a program that builds creativity and confidence for powerful results. and it's trying to attention to us, i think will lead to positive social change in workplaces.

>> such a great group of students and teachers. i really learned a lot in my time there and i love how they can get started on those real freelance gigs. as soon as they graduate all while looking for a full-time job. if want to learn more about exceptional minds, you can go to my website. it is rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. >> all right. now to bay area sports for the first time in history, major league baseball is played regular season games in mexico's capital, mexico city. the giants taking on the padres for the first of 2 games south of the border. and while the fans they have shown up for a game, what they got was more like a home run derby. the diets of padres combined to hit 11 home runs. but at the end of the day, the padres beat the giants 16 to 11. be back for game 2 later today. meantime, the a's hosted the reds at the coliseum. and is taking the lead in the second inning and they still had the lead in the

9th inning when the reds came back. use a heartbreaking 82. same 2 teams today in the finale at the palace free. for your weekend. it's time for the tenderloin arts festival. it features local artists and performers. >> for celebrating the cultural intersections that cultural intersections that make the tenderloin unique.

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>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> all right. good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. >> i'm stephanie lin. good sunday to you. we're covering a lot of news for you today. it's gap started with a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning, dave. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and it's a chilly day tap for us to kind of set the stage for a very unsettled week ahead. >> some scattered clouds remain here at the golden gate, but will go into the mostly but with that when working and you'll see the flag flapping all day today, it's going to be a chilly onshore winds. so dress appropriately. if you're near the ocean of the bay, it's going to be quite cold. it's going to feel more like a winter day. here it is. those onshore winds in place. kind of snapshot. you get an idea. it's just about covering everybody. and then what what lies ahead for us is some scattered clouds by tonight tomorrow. and then some showers developing in tuesday now because this low is coming out of the gulf of alaska or have that shot up there. but

it's come from the gulf of alaska. it kind of explodes in our backyard a little bit here by 6 pows. build in our backyard here. we'll get some rain but more important with the cold air. that means thunder showers and hail perhaps tuesday wednesday. 61 currently for antioch, most readings on this board are the 50's, the upper 50's that that towards the south bay and the breakdown for you at 63 at one by 4 at 63. so at least visually not a bad day. but again, we've got those winds working and it will be chilly. so plan for a different season we had from last week, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> we're learning more about what happened in the moments leading up to a deadly shooting outside of a san francisco walgreens. police arrested a private security guard in connection with that shooting kron four's. amanda hari spoke with the mother of the person who died. >> the victim's mother tells me she's still in disbelief and she's angry about what she says. looks like a security guard's gross overreaction to a petty crime. >> all i remember thinking is

my baby, my baby and i can do anything right now. and i'm still. >> thanks to beach >> kevin. isha henderson can't stop thinking of the moment she found out her child was gone. china brown who preferred the name banco pa so was killed thursday afternoon. investigators tell henderson they believe it started with pa so shoplifting from the walgreens near market and 4th street. it ended with a private security guard allegedly shooting and killing pa. so police arrested the guard identified as michael anthony and charged him with a homicide. >> when they watched the video, there was absolutely no reason for him to do what he did. i don't understand why a walgreens security guard we have. a henderson says she's been speaking with investigators and the district attorney to learn more about her child alleged killer. i was angry. i was i wanted to

know how old he was. a cold or heat was. where was he from? want know if it's a hate crime. she wonders if pastas race, gender or gender identity and something to do with the shooting. >> identified as a trans man for a while. he struggled with his identity lately have been experiencing some henderson says police were not able to share the suspect statement with her because of the ongoing investigation. she says all she can do now is holding onto the memories of her son and see the homicide case through was just a very, very, very beautiful person. henderson tells me pa so would want to be remembered for his smile. his joy and for always being true to himself. >> the security guard is expected to be arraigned on monday in the newsroom. amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> santa rosa police arrested a man accused of false imprisonment. investigators say 42 year-old javier contreras was driving a stolen vehicle around 5.30, saturday night near to not a road. the

suspect led them on led officers on a chase, a female passenger in the car later surrendered to police and said contreras refused to let her go. contreras was caught after a brief foot chase and booked into the sonoma county jail. in the south bay. one man is in critical condition and 3 others injured after a stabbing in san jose. police say a fight broke out near south wilmington avenue and post street near a downtown club. one man was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. the other victims got themselves to the hospital for treatment. the investigation is ongoing. happening tomorrow, chp officers and the national guard arrived in san francisco to tackle the fentanyl crisis. governor gavin newsom approved the plan earlier this month. national guardsmen will not patrol the streets instead, 14 criminal analysts will work behind the scenes to identify illegal drug cartels. chp did not share how many of their officers would be deployed but said they plan to help deter criminal activity and provide

special training to san francisco police officers. >> let me be clear. we're we're not coming in here to take over the higher charles going to supplement san francisco's efforts and will complement them. >> since january, the san francisco police department has made more than 300 arrests related to fentanyl possession. well, in just a matter of hours, it is win or go home for the golden state warriors as they take on the sacramento kings. a game 7 of the first round of the nba playoffs. the warriors could not get the job done in game 6 at chase center. the dubs are the defending champions. but this year they have not play that well on the road. they om chase center during the regular season. and despite that disappointing performance in game 6, the splash brothers say they're confident they can get the job done in sacramento. >> i still have absolute belief in this team that we can go get it done on the road. it will be a tall task. but we are up for it. and i know we will respond.

>> we put ourselves in situation we have to be the thing that's playing desperation, obviously on the road game 7. there's a lot of belief that we can do that. there's a lot of belief in every single guy that's going to be out there on the floor. you got embrace the challenge of what's in front of and try to get the job done. >> tipoff for game 7 is set today for 12, 30. the winner takes on the lakers in the next round of the playoffs. and if you'd like to head to sacramento for the game, there are still some last minute tickets available. they are not cheap. this is a look at the ticketmaster website right now. the cheapest tickets will set you back. nearly $300 if you want courtside seats, the cheapest ones you'll find will he just over $4,000? and if you don't want to spend all that money drive the all the way to sacramento, you can always head to the warriors watch party at thrive city. it

starts at 11 this morning and this is video from some of the most recent watch parties. these are free and you can watch the game on a huge 3,000 square foot video board. they will also be lawn games and food. you are encouraged to register at thrive city dot com as seating is on a first come first serve basis. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. grassroots organizers rallying support for oakland congresswoman barbara lee. >> in san francisco, the latest on the race for dianne feinstein's seat. and after the break, the latest on the push to get the opioid reversal drug narcan and covered by insurance. this as more lives are taken by fentanyl.

>> welcome back. this week, state lawmakers with the assembly health committee passed a bill requiring medical and private insurers to cover the cost of narcan a drug that can reverse a fentanyl overdose within minutes. the bill was authored by san leandro assembly member liz ortega who first spoke with us here on kron 4 morning news about her proposal. she says that many people could use narcan to save their loved ones. but because of the current cost, it can be hard to afford. >> it's had mother testifying

committee about her last week. her said, want to hang out with some friends. unfortunately, something was putting a strain that sent and he passed away and she had in our town but didn't have enough dosages to be able to keep them alive. she talked about if she had the resources or the money to be able to purchase she would have more. the bill now heads to the next committee where experts on the issue will provide an estimate a potential causes. >> and if it costs rather and if it passed, then it will then head to the governor's desk. and we continue to follow the fentanyl crisis across the nation and the bay area on kron 4 dot com. just scan the qr code right there on your screen. it will take you to our special coverage that's live right now on our website. >> going to be breezy today and it's a chilly breeze at that on shore and then little unsettled into next week as the effort today with lots

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and just looking like a nice day for a road trip day. >> yeah, you may want to have the windows open because it will be a little chilly on that. but sure, lots of sunshine going on. we have a little bit intrusion of some cloud cover from the shot of the east bay shoreline. but that will improve for today. but breezy and chilly. it's a different story than we had from last week. really even from yesterday, too. so what we're looking into next week see this this low right here right here. yeah, that's going to be a little agitator for next week. it looks like doesn't look like much and it's going collect some more moisture when it gets down to the south here. but remember these lows get close to us. it starts to spark off some issues. now let's get for today. we clear out the skies looking pretty good clouds return tonight and they do a pretty good job of sticking around all day into tomorrow. that will give a nod to variable clouds for some breaks in that and looks like our lows finally got here and it's bound. some moisture. so with all of that taking place and this occurs as we get into tuesday morning, that could spark off potentially some thunder showers or maybe even some hail. how about those

winds around all day today? there are around all night and they're around into tuesday morning as well. good strong onshore wind. you can see the coverage area just about total. no wind advisory is kind of just goes right now. the radar tour in terms of the threshold scattered clouds today, cool, breezy. there's a half moon bay definitely to stay in the 50's all day today. 60's even inland early in the week. it's variable clouds with showers, thunder showers, unsettled tuesday, wednesday and then thursday, friday, we have that chance of some scattered showers but cool 60's for the bay and even well inland. just about all week long. so we're going backwards almost to a little flavor of late winter early spring on that count. 56 san francisco. 66 meanwhile for san jose cloudy in the morning, we see some good afternoon clearing 71 for antioch. they have the big number. everybody else in the green. as you can see with 60's pretty much in place next couple of days. this instability gets here with some thunder showers and some potential hail again tuesday, wednesday appeared to be the 2 days to look for each day.

we'll give you updates and more nuance as we get little closer to all of this, stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you. well, the peninsula women's course kicks off its spring concert series next week and here joining us with a preview is and haiti at the artistic director and katie thank you so much for being here with us today. we really appreciate it. thank you for having us for thrilled to be here. all right. so tell us a bit about some of the history, right. first. tell us about the women's chorus where you're based and how did you all get started? we were founded in 1966, which i believe makes this are 56th season. >> we're based in palo alto we have all the trouble chorus, singers, meaning sopranos and altos and what really makes us special is our commitment to new music. not just performing and programming new music, but also commissioning new music in our either individually or

as part of a consortium. we have commissioned over 50 new works. wow. absolutely incredible. and what type what genre would you say that your group performs? so we perform from all times and places and it's the majority is traditional choral repertoire. but these new works can really span what choral music is. so, for example, in this coming concert, we're work. >> called to burst to bloom. and this is by local local composer theresa long. and there's a lot of different ways that we're making. sounds in that piece in the scores sometimes just to directions square. things can be really different and tell us a bit about what you have planned for your spring series, which is pretty much any of 2 concerts right? >> that's our first concert is this coming saturday. the 6th at a saint mark's episcopal church in palo alto at 04:00pm. and then we have another one. the following the 13th at all saints episcopal church in palo alto at 02:00pm beautiful. and what can people

expect? so they can expect a range of repertoire. we're pieces by andrea ramsey. one is called. they may tell you another is anyone can say in those are. >> about women's empowerment and also about coming through adversity and but then they can also see some new work. so we're but second premiere of julie heard in this piece mouth, which is going to be quite beautiful. and also this piece by trees along to burst, beautiful and you know, if people are watching this and they are interested in getting what is that process like? is there an audition or other certain singers you're looking for right now? >> so there is an audition process. so every singer sings for me and it's a very simple. i hear some warm-ups. they sing. they site meeting for me. and we're really looking for a range of singers. people who want a large commitment

and are thrilled to do high level trouble so it's really rewarding experience to be part of the full group. but we also have a lower commitment level. this is our virtual voices program, which is really quite unique and people can then commit to about half the time. and still be a part of our group and how can people get more information about your upcoming concert or getting involved? i would say everything's on our website. our website is pw course start work. that is also our handle for all of our social media. pw works for facebook or for you those are all good place to find us and test again. >> you brought some of your performers tell us a bit about what they'll be singing. so we will be singing. this is a subset of our group called radiance and they're an audition group from within our full cool. and they will be singing a piece by florence price. this is called the moon bridge. and this it was first composed as an art song and

then arrange for trouble chorus. >> and so you'll be hearing this acapella and it's ferries in the moonlight. well, that's just lovely. all right. well, an and katie, thank you so much to the both of both of you for being here with us this morning. we appreciate and let's go ahead. enjoy this special acapella performance.

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accountability office or looked at data from 2018 to 2022, they found cancellations. came from maintenance issues are not enough crew members and not because of the weather. meantime, the airlines argue the government is to blame for not having enough air traffic controllers. the g a o says the department of transportation has increased its oversight of airline scheduling procedures. and train travel is on track to see big increases this year. people fed up with high airfares and delays are instead looking to the railroad. and many companies are adding additional routes due to the increase in travelers. >> and around, it's easy to on and i like having a schedule. as opposed to flying crazy to be pushed around. >> amtrak reports nearly one in 3 passengers this year. our new riders. and speaking of trains, nevada and california lawmakers are working to get the biden administration to

fast track funding for a las vegas to southern california rail line. the company bright line wants to build it and is asking for 3. and a quarter billion dollars in federal funds. the project's total cost is 10 billion dollars. everything else would be privately financed. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the nfl has a new referee from the bay area. we'll tell you more about him after the break. all right.

welcome back to the proper morning news 9.29, this beautiful sunday. let's start this half hour with a look at our forecast with dave sphar heyday. stephanie, good morning and good morning, everybody. live shot coming in the east bay shoreline. some clouds have returned but we've taken care of most of the fog and we will be in the mostly sunny mode by this afternoon. >> but don't let that that's an optical illusion because it will be quite chilly with a good, strong onshore wind all day today, even through tomorrow. >> and colder temperatures that we've got to aloft. here's a look at your winds. they are in the double digits over a good chunk of real estate there going on. and that will continue throughout the day today. keeping temperatures suppressed. right now we're in the mid 50's one, the east bay shoreline, antioch racing ahead at 65 and 61 for novato. but most readings are in the 50's at the ballpark for the oakland a's. do battle against the reds 107, game time. 60 ish. this is cooler than yesterday. even though clearing still chilly and those wind gusts of 25 or maybe better close to 30 during game time. 63 at 1

o'clock and 4 will set call it. 63 again. high temperatures might scratching about 71 in some local selective locations. but all this week we're going to take those cooler temperatures and add some unsettled weather on top of that for the week ahead, particularly tuesday and wednesday. we'll talk more about that. plus your 4 zone forecast to step up. >> all right, dave, thank you. now to the race for dianne feinstein's seat, a grassroots effort backing oakland congresswoman barbara lee launched in san francisco on saturday. kron four's philippe djegal reports on what that group is planning. >> united for league kicked off in san francisco saturday. speaking from the african-american art and culture complex you collected and community leaders endorsed the launch of the grassroots effort to inspire a diverse electorate to vote. congresswoman into the united states senate. people like barbara lee. >> they look into the specifics of legislation and they pick it apart so that it does not disproportionately

impact communities that tend to get the short end of the state. >> i pushed to get out. the vote is independent from lee's election campaign. the congresswoman did not attend the she is a highly experienced leader and a progressive candidate of color with a tremendous track record for social change in the next month, organizers will reach out to a half million voters through a digital blitz and partner with groups on the ground, knock on doors and make phone calls in the state's 6th largest counties during the next 4 months in support of lehigh. >> have i'm grateful constituent a barber least because i have absolutely seen the integrity and the moral center of the split of this leader. organizers say united for barber lee's mission is to show multi cultural unity and to highlight how lee is inspiring voters of color. the primary election will be held next march. she embodies what oakland, california and the

nation are all about about diverse communities coming together to push for social change. lee is one of 3 current democratic house members running for senator dianne feinstein's seat, including representatives katie porter and adam schiff. big leap to go all kron. 4 news. >> on the peninsula, all lanes on highway 101 in san mateo county are back open after a deadly crash. the collision happened around midnight saturday, forcing closures on the northbound lanes. a motorcycle driver died after crashing into a car. the driver of the car remained on scene and cooperated with investigators. in sonoma county. police arrested 2 men in connection to a shooting in rohnert park. it happened at the rancho police mobile home park on the 100 block of madrid. all street around 08:00pm thursday. a victim was found several blocks away suffering from a gunshot wound. in national news, 5 people are dead, including an 8 year-old boy and a teenage girl after yet another mass

shooting in our country. this time in texas. rachel menitoff has the latest on the search for the shooter. >> a texas man fatally shot 5 of his neighbors, including an 8 year-old boy now identified as daniel enrique lasso. it happened near the town of cleveland, which is 45 miles north of houston. according to police on friday night, several family members asked the gunman 38 year-old francisco earp has to stop firing rounds from his yard because of the noise or pez is then seen on home surveillance video walking next door with his ar-style rifle where he ultimately shoot several of the victims at close range. he remains at large after the shooting. authorities are now using scent tracking dogs in an overhead drone in their search for him. they believe he was intoxicated at the time of the shooting and then fled to a wooded area a few miles from the scene. it could be anywhere. >> located the device that we were looking for found it

abandoned. >> there was some articles of clothing land the tracking dogs from texas department of corrections. picked up the scent and then they lost that sense in the water. or whatever so at this time, the area has went from. 5 or square miles. it could be as much as 10 or 20 depending on whether or not he crossed the highland war. >> senator dianne feinstein reacted to the shooting with a statement of her own saying 5 people are dead because an angry individual had easy access to an assault weapon. and the news is constantly filled with headlines about similar tragedies. how many more people have to die before we act. a nurse is at 2 east bay hospitals are expected to go on strike tuesday and wednesday. demonstrations are planned at saint rose hospital in hayward and the john muir behavioral health center in concord. you're watching a picket that happened at john muir earlier this year in all,

nearly 300 nurses are expected to go on strike early next week over claims the hospitals fail to meet demands for better contracts. saint rose officials say they are aware of the strike but do not intend to hire replacement workers and they expect to continue normal operations by thursday. john muir officials also said they will continue to care for patients during the strike. a retired a firefighter has one of 14 new referees for at the nfl's 2023 season. scott campbell serv d as a firefighter in san jose for 25 years before he retired, he follows in the footsteps of retired san jose firefighter bill levy who served with san jose fire for 27 years before spending 19 seasons as an nfl ref. well, it can be pretty hard to avoid red dye 40. the fda approved that ingredient and it's made from petroleum. and it's man in many of our foods, everything from draft drinks and snacks to baked goods. and that's why parents are being

asked to check ingredients closely. our john langeler has the details. >> it's hard to avoid red dye 40. the fda approved ingredients made from petroleum minutes found that many of our foods, everything from brings to snacks to baked goods. that's why many parents are checking their ingredients more closely. 5, couldn't see color has plenty of energy a year or so ago. his mother, miranda wondered if it's activity might be tied to what eats every time he accidently would get. it would be like a day or 2 of him acting very >> hyperactive and defiant in ways she decided to cut red dye 40 from his diet. dietitians say it's something parents should consider. there have been some studies that show increased hyperactivity en children. >> with red dye 40 particularly children who may have adhd. so that is definitely a wow. >> have made it a point to him like we can't have red eye.

he's like why michael makes jack a little crazy >> he mindful meals are making all the difference for her son. we try to >o just a natural route and i i recommend it. if you're contemplating, if your kid has adhd because i was at the time and >> now i don't think so. he's just a hyper boy now. but i would definitely recommend it. >> that was john langeler reporting for us this morning. and now speaking of food, it's time for today's dine and dish vicki liviakis takes us inside a lot in caribbean option that you can check out now in walnut creek. >> it's a taste of miami, south beach in downtown walnut creek. i welcome the lead at this is lead at the new latin caribbean restaurant to bring some laying to the east bay. it's definitely. it's. it's a little cloudy. >> and i think the idea was to bring miami here.

>> we'll see road gave and along with other family members who run as well as a number of other bay area eateries really kind of want to take it up a notch and take it to next how do we bring something different? >> to downtown the 5 here at lita is cool to see stylish. the food is fun. fusion, the tequila cocktail and it's refreshing. it's a good all of a mushroom >> on the menu here lead-up and there tre quite a few. it's something they call a lobster corn dogs. i can do. the lobster. corn dog is a hit but not to be missed are the empanada ticking. >> to be sure fish fritters park belly and saw same plan paint chip. yeah, i mean, it's definitely a lot of authentic inspiration. chef nick peters gets his inspiration from his

new york in your neighborhood route. but there was a lot of caribbean. there was a lot of caribbean latin influence that i withdraw from. it's a culture of of getting together and and having a good time. so if you're looking for a lashing dining experience. >> say the airfare to miami or vegas and had the downtown walnut creek. >> in walnut creek, liviakis kron, 4 news. >> years ago, the british army used or be used to give lobster to prisoners of war. take the prisoner. now, 71 going on for antioch for a high today. a lot of 60's cover the bay today for highs. yeah. even though you see a lot of sunshine to watch that chilly wind. the kron 4 morning news.

>> welcome back. taking a live look now nice sunny skies on the embarcadero this morning. it's just looking like it's going to be a beautiful day. >> and a nice day for a quick stroll around the block. get the dog out as well. let's check in now with day for the latest on the weather. >> optically, you've got that correctable hicks. stephanie, good morning, in this is that no delays being reported out there from the faa. but we should clear this out as well. but the big issue will be those winds even for flights to because it will be a good, strong onshore wind all day today. tonight, even through tomorrow. now we've been having the snow melt because it's been so warmer, mild.

well, hot, actually almost late last week. well, that's going to be subsiding as it stands now until monday morning. they have i watch that's been posted. it's been around for a while up there around tahoe. this is going to erode away as we get a little cooler and we're going to add a little bit of snow up there about 6,000 feet and above is what we're looking at here is the drop in temperatures up there. if you're headed, they're in that direction. 50 tomorrow by tuesday. here comes the snow. 45 on wednesday. so he's going to walking back into winter as well. that handed over to future cast. 4 to 20 will be clear. the skies out opening up nicely. so it looks great with all the sun. but the cloud cover comes back again for tomorrow in this low that drop there it goes. it finally got some moisture with it now because this low so close to us and that cold air upstairs that causes an agitation. so that means thunderstorms are possible. hail one look for that on tuesday. also through wednesday as well here, those onshore winds at work all day today through tonight. tomorrow, even as late as about monday night into about

tuesday morning. we'll be dealing with this and this is a climate control. but we have the cold air upstairs with that low working its magic once it drops to the south, we do some of those winds. here's another shot of this. this is the longer range forecast, the low in place. we've got to keep the mention of rain just about all next week. but again, the lion share will be tuesday and wednesday, taking a breather, hopefully on the weekend next weekend. in the most system to watch out for as well. 4 zone forecast covering you for this sunday. much reduced temperatures here. 56 san francisco to the coast coupled with winds mid 50's quite chilly here. 60 going on for burlingame. we've got 63 foster city, 64 for palo alto in the south bay mid to upper 60's. we've got the east bay shoreline lower 60's tri valley, upper 60's. it looks like 67 walnut creek and concord. 68. yes, there's our one. 71 for vacaville, 60 per vallejo. 67 going on for napa. 69 santa rosa and again, this unsettled week were mentioning thunder showers possible on tuesday and even into wednesday and got to keep

those showers around. although the sun may poke out a little bit on thursday into friday. little warm up in the next weekend, though, stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you. asian heritage month kicks off tomorrow and starting off our coverage is a very special guest. santa clara county's very first woman, asian and lgbtq fire chief. so wanna gerd go? thank you so much. she for being here with us this morning. thank you for the invitation. it's it's quite an honor and a pleasure. and you know, you and i actually met about a year ago when you first took on the position as house the year been for yahoo. well, santa clara county fire department fire district that really protects 7 cities. towns on the west side of the county adjacent to san jose. >> but the department itself has a lot more we provide executive leadership for county, 9, 1, communications which dispatches law a shed. the sheriff's office county ambulance county, fire county parks and other entities. we

also provide executive leadership for the county office of emergency management. and we also are contracted by the county for county fire marshal services. so all of that said all the responsibilities that the department has. it has been quite a year, but it's been one filled with a lot of satisfaction just knowing that we provide an incredible conduit to the community for when they when they're in need. >> and so obviously a lot of things that you've had to oversee this past year was looking at your career to you've had 20 years of experience in the fire service. very impressive. you started your career, though. and biotechnology. that's how did you make that pivot? >> my immigrated with me here at in the to the united states in the early 1970's, my dad or my stepdad was an american vietnam veteran. and so coming here and we were the only family members and the first one to go to college. i'm in my family and what that meant.

really that translated to was part-time jobs. lot of part-time jobs and so i went from i know, but sociology to psychology and finally landed as a bio, major working and luckily was able to get a job right after college and biotech. but all of those experiences, whether it was part time jobs or my educational academic career, i feel really fit into my role currently in advocating for the community. i think the perspectives i was fortunate to have just helps around the fact that we are public servants. and i as many of my ministry of staff really hold that and the department as a whole hold that really to our hard like we are here for the community. so when you asked, well, how do you round that in? it's like it's this place that will how far as biology from fire says, well, it's fire science. there's a science to paying attention to fire behavior, protective

services. but there's also science and putting out fire or hazmat calls so it falls in. yeah, absolutely. it is interesting because when davis doing is whether you are even telling me to that you pay attention to the forecast every day because >> of the science involved with that and how that can affect firefighting efforts. correct. >> fire behavior is often really predicted. you can protect it through the whether the fuel in terms of how dry the fuel is in the topography. this is for real while in firefighting for structure. firefighting weather still plays a role as well. if it's windy, it's a windy day. could cast the embers as we have had happenei in san jose. i'm with the santana a row fire back in. i think it the 19 i'm sorry, 2000. i think it was 2010, something like that. yes. >> and you know, when you are making that transition from biotechnology, obviously there is some crossover when it comes to the science and understanding, you know, weather patterns and all of

that. you i imagine you had this pretty much start from the ground up in the fire. so, yes, right? you were on the front lines fighting the fire. so i mean, did you face any challenges with that? >> now, as i'm going to say that maybe experiences, not everybody's the department santa clara county fire the department as fortunate to become a part of in 2002 has been immensely supportive of all races, genders, etcetera. since i was hired. so hired as a firefighter became a paramedic. actually, my paramedic internship here in san francisco with your fire. chief jimmy nicholl said she was my she was a firefighter. i was a firefighter back in the day but moved up to the ranks. to the time chief for a brief, put a period of time and then deputy chief up to my current position today as the fire chief. right. and does something else i read about you is that you're on the front lines of obviously many major fires, but a recent one

being the czu lightning complex fire. >> forced a lot of evacuations. you were out on the front lines of that. what was that experience like and and how did you motivate your team members? because the hours are pretty tough, right? >> so the way we supported the czu lightning complex was through deployment of resources and through deployments have overhead resources. so we had engines there as well as incident management team that fire. i was not directly a part of but i have been out on deployment on larger campaign fires in the past one in was the lodge complex where my fire engine and the strike team that there was burned over. so there is a real translation of danger. the danger that goes inherently with what you're doing, which is putting the community before yourself and really trying to mitigate where you can with its students that sometimes are so large that you just have to get people out of the way. and

sometimes you can go in there and create strategic fire breaks and try to move the fire in a way again, really paying attention to the weather so that the weather is a tool that helps determined straight shot is tactics and that eventually with mission to put it out. well, yeah, so much to manage when you got there >> thank you. of course, to you and all of our firefighters for their brave service to the community, putting yourself really on the line of danger to protect our communities. do you have any advice for those who are curious to enter the fire service, but they're not sure where to get started or they might be even intimidated by the process. >> you know, the fire service as a whole has evolved from and its inception of really these volunteer brigades. that would be the community helping each other to get buckets of water to put on fires to where we're at today, which is has met calls. tech rescue calls again, large scale campaign fires. it is. it is involved

in a way that the knowledge base at the college and college level really partners with fire agency. so there are a whole host of junior colleges in the bay area that have either fire science programs or fire academies so that when you graduate, you get your firefighter one certificate. in addition to that, again, one of the big things that the fire department that delivers is emergency medical response services. that's our first responder services. some of the fire departments just like here in san francisco offers transport services. so you really need to go into an emt program that again is offered at the junior college level and then that from there the doors open because then you start making relationships. you can start asking questions and really find out. how do you get into the fire service? because it's both about community engagement. volunteerism, really, again, putting the community before yourself and then a knowledge base as well as maintaining your physical fitness. wonderful santa clara county

fire chiefs who want go. >> thank you so much for your time. and again, your service to the community. we appreciate it. thank you. and honor. all right. we'll be right back. numbers move you. but some can stop you in your tracks. like the tens of thousands of people who were diagnosed with certain hpv-related cancers. for most people, hpv clears on its own. but for those who don't clear the virus, it can cause certain cancers. gardasil 9 is a vaccine given to adults through age 45 that can help protect against certain diseases caused by hpv. including cervical, vaginal, vulvar, anal, and certain head and neck cancers such as throat and back of mouth cancers, and genital warts. gardasil 9 doesn't protect everyone and does not treat cancer or hpv infection. your doctor may recommend screening

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>> that the cutest thing, an rpamazon delivery driver in seattle found a new friend in ryder. the golden retriever. you probably saw a writer rollover. he was lying on that bench. but then he decided to roll over right into the w% driver's arms when he came up writers owner jokes that this was a trust fall. >> interesting as an evolution. sometimes that would be running interference for you know, i'm not sure i but but he really no jobs. and it's trustworthy. look, looked like he'd welcome the family, but you bring the good stuff that when the puck and the pandemic he was there bringing something that's true. that's with lifeline. talk about 7 day forecast very unsettled for the week ahead. get used to a different season here. want to draw your attention to tuesday wednesday, those the 2 days we're going to be watching thunder showers, hail, kind of business. we got some showers finishing off the week. there warm up in the next weekend. all right. thanks so much, david. thank you so much for joining us here at the crowd for weekend news. i'm stephanie lin. >> have a great and safe day and enjoy the beautiful weather.

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