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covering a heck of a love for you this morning. but first, let u.s. start with the weather. it's pretty rainy out there day. >> yeah, we're dealing with those scattered showers yet again. stephanie, good morning. and good morning. all giving a snapshot of what it looks like right now. some heavier waves off to the central valley and then a nice little collection there in the east bay, as notice right now as we speak, this is going to continue throughout the morning and even early afternoon, but really, from the standpoint of will say the northwestern quadrant we're starting in the north bay, how the rain typically sometimes start to the winter and then shifting off towards the east. that will be the clearing pattern. so we'll say by noon it looks pretty much clearing out for the north are in and out of san francisco. there's the golden gate bridge for you right now. and yes, looking like a sloppy saturday here. but again, conditions will improve by this afternoon. there's your onshore winds. temperatures holding kind of cool in the 50's for right now. but onshore wind not going anywhere. there's the cloud pattern with the rain behind and you can see the general pattern of the heavier stuff is off to the southeast in the east. again, we're into

the 50's right now. lower to middle 50's. our breakdown. here's that clearing pattern trying to develop into the early afternoon with a few showers. temperatures will be on the cool side. just sub 60. now tomorrow looks like a much better sunnier day. we'll have more details on that coming up in just a bit. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you. our top story this morning, a historic moment in the united kingdom for the first time in 70 years, the country saw the coronation of a new king. our trevor shirley is live in london now with the very latest on this. good morning to you, trevor. >> hey there. good morning to you as well. from a very rainy london that hasn't dampened the spirits, though, of everybody that's come out to try to catch again. glimpse of the king as he passed through london earlier today. the ceremony wrapped up about an hour ago and for the most part, it went off without a single problem. and that goes to show just the level of detail that goes into planning an event like this that hasn't been seen in almost 70 years.

>> for the first time in 70 years, the world watched as a new monarch was crowned king of the uk. the things which i'm him before i will perform and keep king. charles, the 3rd arrived at westminster abbey saturday morning along with his wife, the queen consort camilla riding the diamond jubilee state coach through the streets of london. charles became king the moment his mother, queen elizabeth. the second died last september. today's ceremony formalizes his role as the head of state and the church of inside the traditions. almost 1000 years old played out again. king charles taking the royal regalia dressed in robes used in coronations for hundreds of years. the crowd of saint edward atop his head like so many monarchs before him. >> god save the king. >> working on members of the

royal family, world leaders and ordinary britons invited to honor their contributions to service and the kings charities. but the day isn't without some controversy. some say the 125 million dollar price tag is just too high for a family reportedly worth billions at a time when the uk faces inflation high cost of living and labor strikes. but for those at the abbey inside an out today is about the new king and the future of his kingdom. >> and celebrations are planned all across the united kingdom for the next several days. that includes a concert at windsor castle. it's about 45 minutes from where we are here in london, as well as a national day of service on monday, which also happens to be a bank holiday here in the uk. that's the latest. we're live in london. we'll send it back to you. >> all right, trevor, truly historic moment. thank you so much for your live coverage.

back here in the bay area. thousands of teachers in oakland continue their strike after failed contract negotiations. the district is offering to give teachers a 22% pay raise. and a $5,000 bonus. but the teachers union says this is not just about the money. >> our students are doing the best that they can with what to do with the resources that we have. but we're clear that it's just not enough. i would say the biggest thing with his class sizes, more for each students. also, nurses at every site is so important. >> the union says a tentative agreement might be reached but only at the district comes up with more offers. d ou can follow the latest developments on the teacher's stoth on air and online. just scan the qr code. that's right there on your screen. you'll be directed to our coverage of the negotiations between the district and its teachers. >> oakland city leaders say the wood street encampment is now cleared and ready to become a space for affordable

homes. >> kron four's terisa stasio has the details. >> more than 700 tons of trash. this is a close-up look at the effort to clear the wood street encampment in oakland for the past 3 weeks, a crew of city employees along with community support services. >> work to remove years of debris and relocate those who called the slot home and we were able to successfully move. 57 people into program while also closing that encampment. but honda simmons's oakland's assistant city administrator and acting homeless administrator. >> she says the city was able to place 80% of residents into either the wood street cabin program. >> or into safe rv parking. >> the needs of the community were were pretty d. and we recognize that this was a very difficult process for them as well as for the city in terms of being able to close the encampment. so we are able to bring in clinicians from alameda county, lifelong health services. we were able to also have ms in terms of

our paramedics on standby for any health emergencies that we thought the community needed some support. we also had animal services there because we had one individual who related as many as 25 cat over the years problems plague the lot most recently. >> a large fire threatened a nearby treatment plant, shutting down a section of 5.80. >> and left one person dead. >> this was a danger that was unprecedented in terms of not just the size of the encampment, that the things he act that could have placed a lot of individuals in heart. >> mayor sheng tao said about the closure, quote, safety and securing dignified shelter for every resident. we're our primary goals in this closure, unquote. simmons says that the property is slated to become an affordable housing project with 170 units for up to 500 residents. she says clearing the encampment. it's just one step in working towards helping others in oakland.

>> we know we have much more work to do. there's so much more homelessness throughout the district as well as throughout the city of oakland. and we now have an incredible tempted to continue that work to be able to bring closure to the needs of those that are on the street in terms of closures to encampments as stasio kron, 4 news. >> san francisco police are investigating a shooting at the venice muni station. it happened friday afternoon on market street, not far from civic center and city hall. this is video of the scene from the citizen app. police say a 30 year-old man was shot. he is expected to survive. plastic now covers a broken window at the walgreens on market street in san francisco. this is where banco brown, a transgender man was shot and killed by a private security guard last week. investigators say the guard believe brown, the shoplifting and that brown threatened the guard. the guard says he shot brown in self-defense. san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins said this week she is not bringing charges

against the guard after reviewing the evidence. on thursday, we learned prominent bay area civil rights attorney john burris is now getting involved. his team says they're asking the da's office for surveillance footage of the incident, which jenkins has said she is not releasing to the public. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, the investigation into pepper spray attacks on homeless people in san francisco continues. >> one of the potential suspects, a former city fire official. plus more calls for dianne feinstein's resignation. we have perspective from local experts on the potential impacts coming up. and after the break, a preview of tonight's matchup between the dubs and matchup between the dubs and the lakers fans can catc how do we decide what hotel to book?

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>> welcome back. happening today. it is game 3 of the western conference semifinals between the golden state warriors and the los angeles lakers. the warriors pulled off a huge victory in game 2, but now the series moves to la the series is now tied at one game apiece. whoever wins tonight will have the momentum heading into game 4. tipoff for tonight's game is set for 5.30, in los angeles. and as always, the worriers host a watch party tonight at thrive city starts around 4 o'clock. and this is video you're watching now from previous watch parties. the game will be broadcast on the giant video board outside of chase center. it will also be food and lawn games. people are encouraged to register an rsvp at the chase center website

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>> taking a live look at conditions now outside in san francisco from our embarcadero camera. it's looking pretty chilly out there day.

>> that is it is and lots of moisture to be had to have the fog with the cloud cover and some showers working their magic to. good morning, stephanie. good morning. all go to the radar there you see a nice little clump there in the east bay for right now on balance. you know, some spotty scattered showers, us how we're going to phrase it through the morning. everybody. then some gradual clearing working in the northwest down south east. wow. we've got some fog working here in the east bay shoreline. you can see here there's a and the shrubbery here for the foreground because your general idea how thick this fog in this marine layer is in place with the scattered showers working again this morning. now, we won't say a washout for today because we'll start to clear up from the northwest down to the southeast today and tomorrow we'll start off with again. some cloud cover might be some fog issues. but again, that will clear out for a mostly sunny day. let's hand it over to future cast for here. we have those showers. they were main to the southeast, clearing out late tonight or late this afternoon and through tonight this evening. here comes the cloud cover back again tomorrow morning. but it clears out a

lot quicker won't have as much shower activity associated with it. but i do want to note into next week as quiet as it will be relatively speaking monday. we do have this hit of some early showers there now that we're going to favor the north bay. but again, that opportunity for showers is there to start the day off. most of the winds on shore today. they're not to advisory strength at all, but they get to the general idea. they remain pretty consistent and persistent in the teens all day today through tonight. so here's what we're talking about. showers late clearing northwest through southeast 50's coast 60's bay and inland tomorrow, early clouds, but then clearing out. still those temperatures holding in the 60's even well inland. we'll call that mild still now for next week's scattered clouds. mention them and a shower that will be in the morning hours. mostly clearing out gradually through tuesday, rest of the week and we're warming. we may pop 80 or so by thursday, but by friday will be in the business of the 80's for today. 59 san francisco got to keep those rain drops in here. i think by the giants game it

will be finishing by that point with pm clearing same kind of deal for oakland and the showers. a little bit more delay for san jose, although popping about 64 for a high on the big board, some mid 60's to the east bay and also up to the north bay next couple of days. again, we have some traffic to get rid of. and then as we get into early this week, clearing out, we'll have more on that longer range forecast a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> the end of the covid-19 emergency is changing state programs like how fresh on june 10th, the pandemic era eligibility rules for college students experiencing food. insecurity is expiring until now. students who qualified for work study programs or who have no family contribution to their education automatically benefited and could receive up to $280 per month for groceries. now students have to apply before the deadline to continue to receive benefits. and that apology professor at uc berkeley is apologizing for falsely identifying as being indigenous. elizabeth hoover

says she is a so-called white person that's in quotes who lived in identity as a woman of mohawk and a descent based on family legends. hoover is facing pressure to resign her position since last year when she first acknowledged she had never confirmed her indigenous roots. but it benefited from programs and funding meant for native scholars. senator dianne feinstein says she plans to return to the senate, but he's not saying when the 88 9 year-old senator has not been at work shingles diagnosis in late february. her absence has a lot of people have said, including some fellow democrats and now the powerful new york times editorial board is calling for her to resign. kron four's dan thorn has the story. >> it's not a matter of if, but when senator feinstein says in her return to the senate, the 89 year-old hasn't been back to capitol hill since the february recess hospitalized with the case of shingles. cal state east bay political science professor elizabeth bergman says the senator's nearly 2 month

absence is a little alarming. it's concerning because she represents 39 million people. we are effectively down representative in congress, largest state in the union. so it's troubling. the professor points to key votes feinstein is needed for, including advancing judicial nominees, some of which have been delayed or stock in committee. >> feinstein's absences triggered several democrats, including south bay congressman roe to call for her resignation. >> the senator on thursday released a statement trying to calm concerns saying the senate continues to swiftly confirm highly qualified individuals to the federal judiciary, including 7 more judicial nominees who were confirmed this week. there's been no slowdown for the trying to portray it >> kind of a non factor i think is a disingenuous and doesn't help the case for it to say that my absence is not

having an impact on the committee when we know it is. bergen says the issue really comes down to feinstein committing to a timeline. the professor notes that the senator has made countless contributions, but her capabilities are right now in question. >> and without a sense of urgency from her, it could tarnish that legacy and no one disparaging her great legacy and her work and her. >> looking to the past? there's no question about that. we have to look to the future. >> and the futures looking pretty bleak right now because we don't have a return date for her reporting in san francisco. >> dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> bay area, health officials are seeing an increase of covid cases linked to a new variant. it's being dubbed the arcturus variant samples collected show that this variant accounted for less than 2% of cases in early april. but now just a month later, it accounts for over 12.5%. those tracking covid in wastewater have also found a similar uptick.

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>> in the south bay, san jose mayor matt mahan is supporting a bill. he says addresses how the state deals with mental illness. he says it would also help address homelessness in california senate bill 43 would update the definition of gravely disabled to provide easier access to resources for people with severe mental illnesses or substance abuse issues. i spoke with the mayor on friday about how the bill would ultimately save lives. >> by not compelling people to come in and get treatment for even 30, 60, 90 days, maybe 180 days, a reasonable period of time. our jails have become our default, mental health hospitals. and so that's really what this bill is about. it's about creating an alternative to the streets in jail and creating inpatient

places where people can go to get real treatment for serious behavioral health issues. and it absolutely will help address our homelessness crisis. >> according to the city's most recent homeless census survey, there are nearly 7,000 homeless residents in san jose. officials in sonoma county say nearly 36% of businesses failed price, accuracy inspections and warned of possible overcharges. the department that oversees price accuracy inspecticns says they saw a 10% increase in inaccuracies this year. the county is asking residents to verify charges on their retail receipts reminding businesses it is illegal to charge a price higher than what is posted or advertised. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the california reparations task force is set to make its final recommendations to state lawmakers. >> what we know about the proposals now at the top of the list. and as we head to break for the weekend, there was the year. but gardens festival starts at one this

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little bit. let's get to that radar. just a real quick to show you what's going on there. you see what's going on actually right now, looks like we do have some commitment of some rain in the east bay and then it's very spotty and it's becoming more of a drizzle and spurts soul and all these other fun terms to use. we do see some later clearing happening in the northwest to the southeast through today. certainly on surface moisture. hello, fog. nice to see you again. there's the east bay shoreline believe me, it's behind all that fog in the bay is behind that onshore winds all day today through tonight. it looks like it will actually get into the teens a little bit. they're sold. kind of a stiff breeze is probably the fairest way to freeze it. good coverage area for the whole bay, too. right now our temperatures are in the lower to middle 50's over most of the district. a lot of uniformity with those temperatures. what to do for the game later today will for 15, we'll finish up some of the showers from the standpoint of san francisco. cool winds out of the west-southwest at around 15. breaking it down for you today will keep it cloudy to again. some of that drizzle working its magic and some sun poking out in the early afternoon.

coming up in a little bit here besides a sweet sunday. coming up our way, it looks like next week. some spring-like weather will return. have that forecast. a funny. >> all right, dave, thank you. a former san francisco fire commissioner is now under investigation for a string of bear spray attacks. san francisco police commissioners are now asking the police chief why the public wasn't made aware of these attacks. trump was as you do and has that story. and we do want to warn you that the video you're about to see may be disturbing for some to watch. >> do you know if any of those in attacks on unhoused individuals, wherever including any of your reports, was the supervisor of the district in which this crime spree was happening against homeless people where they made aware there are 8 police reports that the district attorney turned over to the defense in that case as brady material. is that right? >> here the services go. police commission meeting

chief bill scott facing questions about a bear spray attacks on and house people dating back to november 2020 was chief scott says information report it that the suspect description is the same in each case is not accurate. there were. >> a pretty wide range of descriptions of this person in terms of the size of the person, the way to the person. so i would not say that's accurate. according to san francisco police investigators, the suspect is described predominantly as male one incident. the suspect reported to be female races, white or hispanic. >> between 30 to 50 years of age weighing between 160, up to 300 pow nother issue related to this case is that there's been some commentary asking kind of why didn't we the public know about this? these bears brand tax came to light during a recent criminal proceeding at the hall of justice. in the case of the people versus garret doty homeless person accused of assaulting former sf fire commissioner don harmon,

police commissioner max carter over stone has concerns about the public just now learning about this. i think the you know, the public >> could have been useful potentially and helping to find the suspect it's certainly something that. is a public interest and that i wish that the commission had known about earlier. >> the defendant, garret doty claims that this was a case of self-defense alleging that carmen johnny attacked him with bear spray on april. 5th chief bill scott now confirms that carmen johnny is under investigation. we have to investigate. ruin. it's it's been brought up by. the defense attorney that this could be. >> a person involved could be the victim in the case that we're talking about. however, the former fire commissioner is involved. is yet to be proved. you know, i think that's a great if if this person is not responsible for then that the than that that the suspect did commit. the other one still at large. and

san francisco haaziq kron. 4 news. >> happening today, the california african american reparations task force is meeting in oakland. they could vote on a list of proposals to compensate black californians before the proposal heads to state lawmakers. the task force is 500 page draft includes a detailed list of what they call races policies. black californians have faced, including over-policing housing discrimination and unequal access to health care. people who qualify would have to prove they are a descendant of the u.s. slave or a free person who lived in the u.s. before the end of the 19th century. it remains unclear how the state would pay for it. all. but co-chair and reverend amos brown says other states like other states, rather, california has to pay for any past wrongs. >> they doubt that other people who've been row. received from germany. payments. >> was not all that once was on a stalled plan, but it was done.

>> we pay down debt. the japanese community. under the reagan administration. we must not send the message signal. >> if the task force approved the recommendations, they will head to the state legislature and senate who can then make any changes before a final vote. happening tomorrow, a newly constructed off-ramp on the bay bridge will be reopened on yerba buena island. the original alignment of this ramp was closed nearly 20 years ago to accommodate work on the new eastern span of the bay bridge. the new off ramp is located on the far right lane just past the tunnel in the eastbound direction. on the lower deck of the bay bridge. meanwhile, the existing off-ramp located on the far left lane will remain open for several weeks while drivers adjust to the changes. officials say the new off-ramps design improve safe access by creating a separation from traffic, merging onto the bridge and allowing space for larger vehicles. another big story

we're following. the suspect connected to a series of stabbings near uc davis has pleaded not guilty. carlos dominguez, who has ties to the bay area and attended uc davis and laney college was in court yesterday. demand is accused of stabbing 2 people to death, including a fellow student, also attacking a 3rd victim who is now recovering. investigators found a large knife in his possession. yolo county prosecutors say he's eligible for life in prison without the possibility of parole. open is announcer. glenn kiper is apologizing for apparently saying the n word during a pre-game show. it appears kiper meant to say the name of a museum in kansas city. he visited yesterday, which is leagues, baseball team for weeks. he excuse me need league's baseball museum. kiper issued an apology during yesterday's game. >> this one too well, it earlier in the show. said something did come out quite the way. i wanted it to. want to apologize if if that

sounded different, then. i meant it. to be said. said wanted to apologize for that. >> the a's tweeted a response saying, quote, the language used by clinton kiper during today's pre-game broadcast is unacceptable. the oakland a's do not condone such language. we're working to address the situation. happening today. san mateo county law enforcement agencies are holding a gun buyback event. it's at the south in south san francisco at the san mateo county superior court. branch on mission road right across from kaiser. all guns will be excepted. no questions asked. people can get up to 200 guns in or out of $200 in cash for these weapons. the event starts at 10 this morning. and some sad news for pop culture, tech makers and creators silicon 2023 has been canceled. organizers did not have a clear explanation why but said that they looked at a lot of options but just couldn't make things work

because of what they called unforeseen circumstances. a ticket holders will get a full refund. it's not clear yet whether silicon will be back in santa clara next year. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, 10's of thousands of people are expected at another big bay. >> area versus la game in the south bay as the san jose earthquakes host the defending mls cup champion. and it's a bill that will help address the opioid crisis here. how it could help san francisco could help san francisco coming up.

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>> san francisco officials showing support for a state bill and to help address the opioid crisis. the bill is designed to make it easier for addicts to get health care. it also allows for a mobile pharmacy. mayor london breed says this would help bring lifesaving care to the streets and the people who don't have health insurance. the bill has already been passed by 2 committees and now heads for the assembly floor. >> it is going to be a game changer for how we provide support with our street medicine team and other entities that are out there. street crisis response team of people who are on the ground trying to get people help and get them into services. >> san francisco's health department director also supports the bill. it's already been passed by 2 committees and now heads for the assembly floor. we are tracking the fentanyl crisis

across the country and in the bay area on kron 4 dot com. you can scan the qr code on your screen to visit our focus on fentanyl page. >> and we're dealing with some drizzle and some light rain showers a little bit heavier off towards the east bay. for right now. we're looking at this to clear up a little bit for the afternoon, although some of the rain will linger into the early evening down south tomorrow. different story. and next week, it looks like spring's coming back again. forecast next.

>> welcome back. next week, the country's largest showcase of asian american films returns to the bay area. this is the 41st anniversary for camp best cam stands for the center for asian american media. the movies will be shown at the castro and roxy theaters in san francisco and oakland at the new parkway theater. organizers say that even though progress progress has been made in asian american representation in the media, there's still plenty of room for growth. >> a lot of the stories right now. we're seeing a price center around 30 community. there's just so many more underrepresented narratives that be have yet to tap into any anywhere from southeast asians and pacific islander. avoid most employees that this is so much more and we barely scratched the surface. it. >> the 10 day event kicks off thursday. may 11th with the premiere of joy ride. fantastic. bill directed by the co-writer of co screenwriter, other of crazy rich asians, adele lim campus

also showcases music, food and interactive workshops for more information. just go to our website. kron 4 dot com. all right. let's take a live look outside now at sfo looking. well, you know, bit overcast out there. i know that this morning we woke up to some sprinkles in the san francisco area a day. what else should we know? >> well, looks like we'll get light. rain showers continue into at least into the early afternoon. good morning, stephanie, everybody. a quick check of the storm tracker. 4. there you see the heavy rain off towards the east bay for right now. again, improving in the afternoon is the best way of looking at this east bay shoreline is all filled up with this fog off to the foreground. you will notice as well up to tahoe. the forecast remaining kind of cool upper 40's for highs. looks like a dose of some showers trying to work in here on tuesday ever. so briefly. but then a warm-up is coming their way, too. as we get towards the end of the week. those winds, as i mentioned earlier, nice tip onshore wind all day today. tonight. tapering off a little

bit tomorrow. we're going to see some better sky conditions on your sunday, though. that's a nice thing. and temperatures remaining pretty much in the 60's. longer-range marching through this. we have a little hit perhaps tomorrow morning, up in a little drizzle, perhaps up in the north bay. just briefly, but more importantly, your monday morning for the commute. another dose of rain coming our way briefly again for the morning. and that should clear out for the afternoon tuesday. i think this will be mostly cloud cover briefly and then to the rest of the week. it's the warm-up days. once high pressure kicks and we'll see temperatures start to warm through the 80's. it looks like by as early as thursday but into friday. certainly 59 san francisco into the mid 50's along the coast. not a big surprise with the rain event like this. 61 for burlingame. down south mid 60's. it looks like and for the south bay. also in the mid 60's east bay shoreline checks in at 63 fremont. also union city. but we see the same thing off the tri valley. 63 64 going on for walnut creek. again, very typical. a pattern

like this. we don't get the microclimates popping up as much 59 64 meanwhile for fairfield, looks like we'll come in. 66 for santa rosa now that 70 forecast, once we take care of the traffic early part of the week here, there comes warm-up through the 70's. we go. but 81 or so come friday, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you for that update. >> it said i've been seeing more police officers patrolling the streets for cinco de mayo. people in the downtown area have been warned to expect traffic delays all across this weekend. police are also cracking down on sideshows and people are being reminded that you can get ticketed or arrested just for watching and getting on and off the freeway this weekend will also be a bit of an issue. san jose police are closing down multiple freeway off-ramp surrounding downtown. those will be shut down this afternoon through 02:00pm monday morning. happening today, soccer fans are gearing up for a big match at levi stadium. the san jose quakes face off against the la football club in a cinco de mayo. the match, as for the

game itself, it's an important western division matchup between the 5th place quakes and 3rd place. la fc. >> is a really good team that players like carlos de la who are all stars and that we have players as well. that really gets its going to be a clash of 2 teams that are really playing well right now. >> 40,000 fans are expected to show up. the game starts at 4.30. and a bustling business corridor in san francisco has dwindled to something of a ghost town. there are many more shuttered storefronts at embarcadero center. most recently, the melt restaurant closed its location at the shopping plaza. kron four's ella sogomonian spoke with some of the business owners. >> to the it's empty and that much people coming in here. >> that is our rodriguez has watched business slowed down significantly since she first opened shoe with that and barca daraa center 14 years ago. >> she's seen more than a dozen businesses close their doors for good since the pandemic, but is holding on with the help and hope. >> of the few customers who

continue to come by for repairs. we can make >> well, >> and everything. but if we do people. we for nothing. >> few people roam the shopping plaza just before 5 o'clock on friday. this padlock is a sign of the times hanging on the door handle of the latest loss. the melt restaurant closed their doors last week. joining cinemark's movie theater and a slew of other businesses. hi graph. invitations and calligraphy is hanging onto into their 13th year of operating from the ground level of embarcadero center. >> owner shock and remains hopeful that people will return saying property managers are working on bringing crowds back. >> the that this wine walk, which was great lots of people probably over like 4 or 500 people. they were here around. it was great marketing. they are doing most that once

people these feeling confident in the economy, this is going to be a major, major place to to open businesses. so i'm very hopeful full of dementia doing great job. i'm blessed to be a thing. but there was center. >> and that was kron four's. ella sogomonian reporting for us this morning. the property management group and supervisor aaron peskin who oversees the embarcadero did not respond to l as request for comment, but business owners continue to speak about the importance of shopping local before heading online. >> as we head to break for the weekend, there is the art walk sf block party. it starts at noon today featuring art music and shopping. this month's block party takes place on haight street between webster and scott streets. it is free and scott streets. it is free to attend.

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>> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it is saturday, april, the 6 and we are covering a lot of news for you this morning, including the latest on the coronation happening abroad. but first, let's get started with a look at the weather with dave spahr payday. stephanie, good morning. and good morning, everybody. we have fog as well as across the bay today and that drizzle and some rain working commitment of rain. you can see off to the east bay there. but agpin, the east bay hills, very, very spotty and light elsewhere. and that's pattern is going continue certain throughout the morning hours. >> as we get to the early afternoon, it will improve up in the north bay and down to san francisco in a little bit. the peninsula. there's the golden gate bridge for you can actually see some sun trying to poke its way out there a little bit with a gloomy doomy skies off towards the background. winds are going to be mostly on shore today, although notice bit of a southerly flow to kick things off, but it will be a step onshore. wind both today and through tomorrow. there's the general flow pattern. looks like a little break trying to develop. but again, we got to keep that rain showers in the forecast through a good chunk

of the day today. temperature check for you. we've got the middle to lower 50's on the board for right now. the breakdown for you again. we'll see some better sunshine into the afternoon and the north bay a little sooner than that. it looks like tomorrow looks pretty good. but still cool day. i'll have more details in the forecast a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, looking forward to it. >> our top story this morning, a historic moment in the united kingdom for the first time in 70 years, the country saw the coronation of a new king. well, trevor shirley is live in london with the very latest on this. and good morning to you, trevor. >> hey there, stephanie, good morning to you as well. you can hear those bells at westminster abbey are still ringing. they've been going on for several hours at this point, even though the ceremony itself wrapped several hours ago as well. the ceremony earlier went off without any major problems. it's a real testament to the level of planning that goes into an event like this that hasn't been seen in almost 100 years.

>> for the first time in 70 years, the world watched as a new monarch was crowned king of the uk. the things which i'm him before i will perform and king. charles, the 3rd arrived at westminster abbey saturday morning along with his wife, the queen consort camilla riding the diamond jubilee state coach through the streets of london. charles became king the moment his mother, queen elizabeth. the second died last september. today's ceremony formalizes his role as the head of state and the church of inside emt traditions. almost 1000 years old played out again. king charles taking the royal regalia dressed in robes used in coronations for hundreds of years. the crowd of saint edward atop his head like so many monarchs before him. >> god save the king. >> working on members of the

royal family, world leaders and ordinary britons invited to honor their contributions to service and the kings charities. but the day isn't without some controversy. some say the 125 million dollar price tag is just too high for a family reportedly worth billions at a time when the uk faces inflation high cost of living and labor strikes. but for those at the abbey inside an out today is about the new king and the future of his >> and celebrations are planned all through the weekend across the united kingdom. that includes a big concert out of windsor castle tomorrow night as well as a national day of service on monday. that's the latest here from london. we'll send it back to you in san francisco. all right, trevor, thank you so much for live coverage. we appreciate it. >> back here in the bay area.

thousands of teachers in oakland continue their strike after failed contract negotiations. >> the district is offering to give teachers a 22% pay raise. and a $5,000 bonus. but the teachers union says this is not just about the money. >> our students are doing the best that they can with what to do with the resources that we have. but we're clear that it's just not enough. i would say the biggest thing with his class sizes, more for each students. also, nurses at every site is so important. >> the union says a tentative agreement might be reached but only at the district comes up with more offers. you can follow the latest developments on the strike both on air and online to scan the qr code right there on your screen. you'll be directed to our coverage of the ongoing negotiations between the school district and its teachers. oakland city leaders say the wood street encampment is now cleared and ready to become the safes. a space for affordable homes. kron four's stasio has the details. >> more than 700 tons of

trash. this is a close-up look at the effort to clear the wood street encampment in oakland. >> for the past 3 weeks, a crew of city employees along with community support services, work to remove years of debris and relocate those who call this lot home. and we were able to successfully move 57 people into program also closing that encampment. but honda simmons's oakland's assistant city administrator and acting homeless administrator. >> she says the city was able to place 80% of residents into either the wood street cabin program. >> or into safe rv parking. >> the needs of the community were were pretty d. and we recognize that this was a very difficult process for them as well as for the city in terms of being able close the encampment. so we are able to bring in clinicians from alameda county, lifelong health services. we were able to also have ms in terms of our paramedics on standby for any health emergencies that we

thought the community needed some support. we also had animal services there because we had one individual who related as many as 25 cat over the years problems plague the lot most recently. >> a large fire threatened a nearby treatment plant, shutting down a section of 5.80. >> and left one person dead. >> this was a danger that was unprecedented in terms of not just the size of the encampment, that the things we act that could have placed a lot of individuals in heart. >> mayor sheng tao said about the closure, quote, safety and securing dignified shelter for every resident. we're our primary goals in this closure, unquote. simmons says that the property is slated to become an affordable housing project with 170 units for up to 500 residents. she says clearing the encampment. it's just one step in working towards helping others in oakland. >> we know we have much more work to do. there's so much more homelessness throughout

the district as well as throughout the city of oakland. and we now have an incredible tempted to continue that work to be able to bring closure to the needs of those that are on the street in terms of closures to encampments as recess stasio kron. 4 news. >> san francisco police are investigating a shooting at the van ness muni station. it happened friday afternoon on market street not far from civic center and city hall. this is video you're looking at now of the scene from the citizen app. police say 30 year-old man was shot. he is expected to survive. san francisco police are looking for the person who shot and killed a 15 year-old boy. they say it happened on any and scott streets near old saint patrick's church thursday night. officers say the victim suffered from a gunshot wound and was taken to a hospital. he later died of his injuries. you know, when a person is recovering in the hospital after being hit by a car during a chase, it happened thursday night on 23rd avenue and 11th street near union point park. police say homeland security was chasing a driver who ran a red light

during the chase. the suspect hit another car and a pedestrian. police say the suspect then ran off but was quickly tracked down and arrested. officers found an illegally modified gun nearby. the driver is okay. but the pedestrian was taken to the hospital. plastic now covers a broken window at the walgreens on market street in san francisco. this is where banco brown, a transgender man was shot and killed by a private security guard last week. investigators say the guard believe brown was shoplifting and that brown threatened him. the guard says he shot brown in self-defense. san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins this week said she is not bringing charges against the guard after reviewing the evidence. on thursday, we learned prominent bay area civil rights attorney john burris is now getting involved in the case. his team says they're asking the da's office for surveillance footage of the incident, which jenkins has said she is not releasing to the public. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, the investigation into pepper spray attacks on homeless

people san francisco continues. >> one of the suspects, a former city fire official plus more calls for dianne feinstein's resignation perspective from local experts on the potential impacts coming up. and after the break, a preview of tonight's matchup between the dogs and the lakers where fans can catch a watch party hosted by the warriors. lowe's knows the first step to motivation is inspiration. so, we've got new everything. new flooring, new paint, new patio sets, new pillows. i can keep going if you want me to. you got this. and we got you.

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>> welcome back. happening today, it is game 3 of the western conference semifinals between the golden state warriors and the los angeles lakers. the warriors pulled off a huge victory in game 2, but now the series moves to la the now tied at one game apiece. whoever wins tonight will have the momentum heading into game 4. tipoff for tonight's game is set for 5.30, in los angeles. >> and as always, the warriors host a watch party tonight at thrive city that starts around 4 o'clock. >> and this is video you're watching now from previous watch parties. the game will be broadcast on the giant video board outside of chase center. it will also be food and lawn games. people are encouraged to register an rsvp at the chase center website. space is limited to first come first serve basis. >> and a couple, scott, a spotty showers working their magic across the east bay for right now. got to keep some drizzle off towards the west until we get into the early afternoon looks forecast. we come back up here.

>> welcome back to kron. 4 morning news. good morning, everybody. we jump real quick that radar out there. yeah. again. got the showers working their magic. it's i would say quite an all-day rain because it's going to break up. we have some drizzle going off to the west. that packages here. some scattered showers working

their magic given to the afternoon for this clear on out, it looks like a warm prove sky do also doing that to here's the east bay shoreline. we actually now see it through some of this fog and some light drizzle working its magic. there it is all in motion. you'll notice the pattern again improving by the time we get to the afternoon hours, at least for today and sunday looks pretty good, too. and that front should be pretty much sunny from beginning to end futurecast for here's the clearing job into the afternoon evening. we actually get a new parcel of some cloud cover temporarily early sunday morning and then looks pretty good into sunday afternoon. now, despite the fact we'll see a lot more sun tomorrow. temperatures still going to be on the modest side that we're not going to do too well on that temperature department. look what happens upstream on your monday morning. yeah. for the morning commute might have some showers working a little bit in here on early monday morning. but after that will go into somewhat of a clearing pattern there, your onshore winds are actually southerly right now. in kind of a mild phase. this flips to more onshore with those winds. well, in the teens, even some

20's working here, it looks like all day today, tomorrow, even into monday morning as well. so here's the game plan with half moon bay behind us. a lot of cloud cover along the coastal areas for today. today we have showers with some plate lay clearing. it will start in the northwest, moved to the southeast. those temperatures up moving much at all. 50's of the coast, 60's bay and also inland, which will be the case tomorrow. despite the fact we have just early clouds in basically mostly sunny in the afternoon. do have that chilly winds. so definitely need the sweater and jacket along the coast today. tomorrow. next week, some scattered clouds early in the week. we did talk about some of those showers maybe monday morning. after that, we're pretty much going into the clear-cut sun, sunny, by midweek. and we might pop 80 or so come thursday, but definitely by friday. we'll see a lot more of that today. we're at 59 for high san francisco. open will come in at 61. 64 san jose. and just because the timing of all of this, the rain will be around as a scattered shower event

until we probably get to sunset for today. just because of where you're located, relatively to where that line will be. temperatures for highs today, lower 60's along the east bay shoreline, mid 60's inland. we don't see a big pop happening inland. we don't see a lot of decoupling with these numbers yet. microclimates mid 60's up to the north bay. 64 san jose. 59 for san francisco. so we'll do 68 tomorrow. much like the same as it was today or will be today. then tomorrow we're still hanging on to that. we're not getting out of that until again. middle of the week. that's we see spring coming back. at least the warm side of it. we'll have more of that longer range forecast for you along with a 72 in just a bit. stephanie. >> if but when senator feinstein says in her return to the senate, the 89 year-old hasn't been back to capitol

hill since the february recess hospitalized with the case of shingles. cal state east bay political science professor elizabeth bergman says the senator's nearly 2 month absence is a little alarming. it's concerning because she represents 39 million people. we are effectively down representative in congress, largest state in the union. so it's troubling. the professor points to key votes feinstein is needed for, including advancing judicial nominees, some of which have been delayed or stuck in committee. >> feinstein's absences triggered several democrats, including south bay congressman roe to call for her resignation. >> the senator on thursday released a statement trying to calm concerns saying the senate continues to swiftly confirm highly qualified individuals to the federal judiciary, including 7 more judicial nominees who were confirmed this week. there's been no slowdown for her to try to portray it >> kind of a non factor i

think is a disingenuous and doesn't help the case for it to say that my absence is not having an impact on the committee when we know it is. bergen says the issue really comes down to feinstein committing to a timeline. the professor notes that the senator has made countless contributions, but her capabilities are right now in question and without a sense of urgency from her, it could tarnish that legacy and no one disparaging her great legacy and her work and her looking to the past? there's no question about that. we have to look to the future. >> and the future is looking pretty bleak right now because we don't have a return date for reporting in san francisco. >> dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> bay area health officials are seeing an increase in covid cases linked to a new variant. it's being dubbed the arcturus variant samples collected show that this variant accounted for less than 2% of cases in early april. but now just a month

later, it accounts for over 12.5%. those tracking covid in wastewater have also found a similar uptick. >> saying it pretty much in most of the waste water that we're looking at in california. so the bay area and other parts of the of the state. >> symptoms are similar to other omicron variants, though, some people who get a whole who contract this virus were better. this variant of the virus may also get pink eye. exit experts say the best form of protection is the booster shot. meantime, the head of the cdc is stepping down. doctor rochelle walensky submitted her resignation on friday saying the end of the pandemic was a good time to make that transition. her last day is set for the end of june. and interim director has not yet been named. san francisco officials showing support for a state bill aimed to help address the opioid crisis. the bill is designed to make it easier for addicts to get health care. they say it also allows for a mobile pharmacy. mayor london breed says this would help bring lifesaving care to the streets

and to people who don't have health insurance. the bill has already been passed by 2 committees and now heads to the assembly floor. >> it is going to be a game changer for how we provide support with our street medicine team and other entities that are out there. street crisis response team of people who are on the ground trying to get people help and get them into services. >> san francisco's health department director also supports the bill. it's already been passed by 2 committees and now heads to the assembly floor. we are tracking the fentanyl crisis across the country and in the bay area on kron 4 dot com. you can scan the qr code on your screen to visit our focus on fentanyl page. the end of the covid-19 emergency is changing state programs like calfresh on june 10th. the pandemic era eligibility rules for college students experiencing food. insecurity is expiring until now. students who qualified for work study programs are who have no family contribution to their education automatically benefited and could get up to

$280 per month for groceries. now students have to apply before the deadline to continue to get benefits. that apology professor at uc berkeley is apologizing for falsely identifying as indigenous. elizabeth hoover says she is a white person who lived and identity as a woman scent based on family legends. hubert now faces pressure to resign. her position since last year when she first acknowledged she had never confirmed her indigenous roots but benefited from programs and funding meant for native scholars. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a warning from sonoma county officials about some businesses possibly overcharging. >> and as we head to break for the weekend, there is the jack london square. our festival in oakland. it starts at one this afternoon featuring balloon artist chark top artists face painters, interactive art and painters, interactive art and a dj. it is free to attend. - life is uncertain.

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>> in the south bay, san jose mayor matt mahan says he's supporting a bill that he says addresses how the state deals with mental illness. he says it would also help address homelessness in california sb 43 would update the definition of gravely disabled to provide easier access to resources for people with severe mental illnesses or substance abuse issues. i spoke with the mayor on friday about how this bill could ultimately help save lives.

>> by not compelling people to come in and get treatment for even 30, 60, 90 days, maybe 180 days, a reasonable period of time. our jails have become our default, mental health hospitals. and so that's really what this bill is about. it's about creating an alternative to the streets in jail in creating inpatient places where people can go to get real treatment for serious behavioral health issues. and it absolutely will help address our homelessness crisis. >> according to the city's most recent homeless in census survey, there are nearly 7,000 homeless residents in san jose. officials in sonoma county say nearly 36% of businesses failed price accuracy inspections and warn of possible overcharges. the department that oversees price, accuracy inspection say they saw a 10% increase in inaccuracy. is this year. the county is asking residents to verify charges on their retail receipts and reminding businesses it is illegal to charge a price higher than what is posted or advertised.

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>> good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. thank you so much for joining us. i'm stephanie lin. stop this half hour with a look at our forecast. it's a pretty chilly out doors at this hour. let's check in now with dave spahr for the latest. good morning, dave. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody could checking that radar and we've been talking a little bit about with some scattered showers and even some embedded rain in some spots. but it's mostly that light drizzle. one, certainly all that cloud cover that we've been dealing with. >> there is hope off toward the horizon. look at that. just wants to lift off here shortly. but we have to do with the fog this morning covering up all the east bay shoreline and just gives us a little longer. and that should start to clear out. we have a southerly wind at last check. that's going to shift more on shore as we get later today. tomorrow tonight. so just about all weekend long, we'll have a good stiff breeze working its magic for for us. we have in the mid-fifties across the board with some lower 50's here and there notice how we don't have a lot

of variety with temperatures. that's going to be the case for highs today. even tomorrow given kind of our climate situation until later this week. that will start to see some better decoupling happening. the rain in the game. what's going on for the giants? well, versus the brewers game. time for 15 temps about 55 or so. and we have that early shower from the vantage point. the game, which is starting pretty late there for 15. so maybe some sun poking out here for us a little bit. but chilly because you through the west southwest wind at 15 with all of that. breaking today down for you, cloudy skies for the early part of the day and then the sun pokes out a bit much better sun. it looks like up in the northwestern quadrant of the bay area. again with the clouds departing to the south. later, we'll take a look at, by the way, that longer range forecast for including the 4 zone. 2, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> a former san francisco fire commissioner is now under investigation for a string of pepper spray attacks. san francisco police commissioners are asking the police chief why the public wasn't made aware of those attacks. proud

boys has it made. you has that story and we do warn you this next video may be hard to watch. >> do you know if any of those in attacks on unhoused individuals, wherever including any of your reports, was the supervisor of the district in which this crime spree was happening against homeless people where they made aware there are 8 police reports that the district attorney turned over to the defense in that case as brady material. is that right? >> here the services go. police commission meeting chief bill scott facing questions about a bear spray attacks on and house people dating back to november 2020 was chief scott pays information report it that the suspect description is the same in each case is not accurate. there were. >> a pretty wide range of descriptions of this person in terms of the size of the person, the way to the person. so i would not say that's accurate. according to san francisco police

investigators, the suspect is described predominantly as male one incident. the suspect reported to be female races, white or hispanic between 30 to 50 years of age, weighing between 160, up to 300 pow nother issue related to this case is that there's been some commentary asking kind of why didn't we the public know about this? best brand tax came to light during a recent criminal proceeding at the hall of justice. in the case of the people versus garret doty. >> homeless person accused of assaulting former sf fire commissioner don harmon, police commissioner max carter over stone has concerns about the public just now learning about this. i think the you know, the public >> could have been useful potentially and helping to find the suspect it's certainly something that. is a public interest and that i wish that the commission had known about earlier. >> the defendant, garret doty claims that this was a case of self-defense alleging that carmen johnny attacked him

with bear spray on april. 5th chief bill scott now confirms that carmen johnny is under investigation. we have to investigate number one. it's it's been brought up by. the defense attorney that this could be. >> a person involved could be the victim in the case that we're talking about. however, the former fire commissioner is involved. is yet to be proved. you know, i think that's a great if if this person is not responsible for then that the than that that the suspect did commit. the other one still at large. and san francisco haaziq kron. 4 news. >> happening today, the california african american reparations task force is meeting in oakland. they could vote on the list of proposals to compensate black californians before that proposal heads to state lawmakers. the task force is 500 page draft includes a detailed list of what they call racist policies. black californians faced. those include over-policing housing discrimination and unequal access to health care. they

say people who qualify would have to prove that they are a descendant of a u.s. slave or a free person who lived in the u.s. before the end of the 19th century. it's still unclear how the state would pay for any potential reparations. >> they doubt that other people who've been row. we've seen from germany. payments. >> but not all at once was on a stalled plan, but it was done. >> we pay down debt. the japanese community. under the reagan administration. we must not send the message signal. >> if the task force approved the recommendations, they will head to the state legislature and senate who can then make changes before voting on them. happening tomorrow, a newly constructed off-ramp on the bay bridge will be reopened on yerba buena island. the

original alignment of this ramp was closed nearly 20 years ago to accommodate work on the new eastern span of the bay bridge. the new off ramp is located on the far right lane just past the tunnel in the eastbound direction. on the lower deck of the bay bridge. meantime, the existing off-ramp located on the far left lane will remain open for several weeks. well, drivers adjust to the changes. officials say the new off ramp design improve safe access by creating a separation from traffic, merging onto the bridge, allowing more space for larger vehicles. that's one other big story we're following. the suspect connected to a series of stabbings near uc davis has pleaded not guilty. carlos dominguez was ties to the bay area, attended uc davis and laney college. he appeared in court yesterday. the man accused of stabbing 2 people to death, including a fellow student, also attacking a 3rd victim who is now recovering. investigators found a large knife in his possession. yolo county prosecutors say he is eligible for life in prison without the possibility of

parole. the oakland a's announcers when piper is apologizing for apparently saying the n word during a pre-game show, it appears kiper meant to say the name of a museum in kansas city. he visited, which is leagues, baseball museum kiper issued an apology during yesterday's game. >> just want to a bit earlier in the show. said something didn't come out quite the way. i wanted it to. want to apologize if if that sounded different, then. i meant it. to be said. said wanted to apologize for that. >> the a's tweeted a response saying, quote, the language used by glenn kiper during today's pre-game broadcast is unacceptable. the oakland a's do not condone such language. we are working to address the situation. happening today. san mateo county law enforcement agencies hold a gun buyback event. it will be in south san francisco at the

san mateo county superior court branch on mission road right across from kaiser. all guns will be excepted. no questions asked and people can get up to $200 in cash for any turned in firearms. the event starts at 10 in the morning. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. tens of thousands of people are expected at another big bay area versus la game in the south bay. >> as the san jose earthquakes host the defending mls cup champions. and as we head to break for the weekend, there is the cinco de mayo low-rider car show in san francisco. it starts at 10 this morning. and john o'connell high school on folsom street. there will be performers, vendors and a low rider car cruise on mission street between cesar chavez and 24th street.

>> happening today, soccer fans are gearing up for a big match at levi stadium. the san jose quakes face off against the la football club and a cinco de mayo. the match. as for the game itself, it's an important western division matchup between the 5th place quakes and the 3rd place. la fc. >> is a really good team that players like carlos vela who are all stars. and but we have players as well. that really gets its going to be a clash of 2 teams that are really playing well right now. >> 40,000 fans are expected to show up. the game starts at 4.30. dave, good day for >> you have to deal with a

little in the way of some showers going on early for today. another little collection here. it's right off towards the coast. san francisco. we'll take a look at what it looks like. the 4 zone forecast for today. an lowe's knows the first step to motivation... ...is inspiration. so, we've got new everything. new flooring, new paint, new patio sets, new pillows. i can keep going if you want me to. you got this. and we got you. want more from your vitamins? get more with nature's bounty. from the first-ever triple action sleep supplement. to daily digestive support. to more wellness solutions every day. get more with nature's bounty.

>> welcome back. you're taking a live look now at conditions on the golden gate bridge this morning and it's looking pretty chilly out there. let's check in now with dave sphar for the latest on the weather. has a look at dave. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and we've got to keep some scattered

showers still in that forecast. a lot of drizzles. what a lot of people are getting and that's what you saw. the shot of the golden gate. of course, that. >> dark cloudiness as well. a nice little collection of some scattered showers here. but elsewhere across the bay, you don't necessarily see it. but again, some of that drizzle working its magic and that will be the case through a good chunk of the day today until we get to late afternoon. this is san jose state. just seeing what's going on down to the south bay. overcast is again, the rule of thumb rain showers expected in your future, too. looking up to tahoe. they're actually looking at snow showers today. tomorrow, mostly sunny and 48 pretty good on monday. then tuesday, it looks like some showers returning. yes, showers, upper 40's for high temperatures are winds. they're coming in from the south. they have been from overnight. they shift basically on shore and a good stiff wind that looks like it hold for almost about 48 hours in the teens and even lower 20's. and i so climate control for the switch back southerly longer range forecast models make note here of monday morning, it looks like we might have a little bit more

in the way of some rain working kind of like today, but maybe more intense in some spots here briefly in the morning hours clearing up for the afternoon tuesday. still, some scattered clouds left over and then the remainder of the week as much improved. high pressure kicks in. and that means temperatures really start to climb and you'll feel those effects by thursday. 4 zone forecast for you today. not a lot of variety. again, expected with a situation like this cloud cover and rain. 59 san francisco mid-fifties covering along the coast. 61 meanwhile for burlingame to the south will do about 63 for foster city, palo alto at 64 in the south bay mid-sixties holding on here in this is where we lot of times look for decoupling of temperatures. hardly any difference. tri valley and east bay shoreline, all pretty much hanging in the lower 60 64 walnut creek conquer coming in at 65 allay 59 60 for fairfield and now 62 with santa rosa at 66 7 day forecast. kind of cooler on the start of everything we get to the 70's by wednesday and look at that on friday. mostly

sunny skies at 81. a little flavor of almost summer knocking on our doorstep. nice to see that warm up their day. thank you. >> a crime for celebrating asian pacific islander heritage month. and today welcoming our first performers. so excited about that. they're representing the beautiful polynesian islands. and joining me live now from daly city is tommy 12 ole way, director of the men we a polynesian revue. thank you so much for joining us this morning. thank you for everything. you know, i love that there is a crime for connection that actually goes back with us around bay area backroads yet years ago. 20 years ago we had a >> a student and a group. she never misses the to earth where a channel but later on, she goes, oh, have an idea. we can put you on. >> that crew. yeah. i love that. i love. >> she did it. they came over to our practice in a filmed us all that different practice of

groups that it and this is when you were based in san francisco. yeah, for sure. now that the sunset park and right, that's incredible. and so, you know, tom, tell us a bit about polynesian dance culture. it is obviously a very diverse region. we started to. i started this group. to promote, you know, the pond in the but only. >> to have fun. yeah. but then it just grew up to being competitive in out everything else. so we start competing and we want feel worse. yeah, that's very impressive. and so you travel around the country this world for before i started this group, i used to travel. >> around the nation overseas and i used to travel on cruise ships. oh, that's incredible. 10 years, 12 years. very cool. you know, average a regular but that take vacation. i get paid to go on the ship tell us

a bit about politician dance, too, because there's so many different types of dance. yes, well, you know, a lot of leading towards and dance and say for us. we try to cover all the the groups. tase in hawaii and someone tongan modi. you know, we try to cover those and most of our students, they start learning those i'm very thankful for all the students. most of them ponies is. but i'm really appreciate, you know, their love and >> their appreciation for learning the culture. >> and what some of the common themes that kind of emerge in polynesian dance? are tou telling certain stories? yes, every time we compete, you have to tell a legend. okay. so one allies is we use is to. >> king tool when we first where this for drummers. the

came to a head was like 10 feet tall. okay. you know, and then the other. so it was a mermaid hey, you know, well, all fingernails and long here, you know, different stories. we we did only in for entertainment. we just buy set up, you know, make it more interesting, you know, so that people can enjoy it more. and what story are you going to be telling us today i know you brought some farmers with you? well, this is one of the best is that we use in it. we call it down when the fire. going to be in the fire. yeah. is there a message that you'd like to share with people this asian pacific american heritage month? >> you know. >> the only thing that i was taught i you have to prove respects. no matter what come from, show respect and be thankful. be kind. and this

this the bonus and cultures supposed to be respectful. so it's the southern it everyone else. and that's the main thing that seeing is just a celebration. but the culture is to love and to expect that is a beautiful message right there this morning. tell me. >> thank you so much for joining us and we'll let you go ahead and join performers a way that is tom eat. lay lay director of the and polynesian revue all the way from daly city. let's enjoy this live performance api heritage month.

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nashville. the album will feature all of the tunnel. 14 songs, including 6 previously unreleased tracks. swift announced back in 2019. she would re record 6 of her albums after her master's resold speak. now taylors version drops july 7th, just in time for swiss performance at levi stadium on july 28th. i know a lot of bay area fans are going to be excited about that. disneyland wants to expand its property in anaheim. the theme park has released a rendering of the expansion plan that it is pitching to city residents. as you can see there. disneyland officials say they're working with the city to extensively re. imagine the future of the resort district over the next couple of decades. the proposal would expand the park's eastern and western borders and include new hotel retail dining and entertainment spaces as well. still ahead on the next hour of the kron, 4 morning news teachers in oakland continue to strike. >> the district offering a substantial pay hike. but the union says this is not just about the money. plus, the

wood street encampment that went up in flames in oakland a few months ago is now cleared. we have the latest details and plans from officials on what they are looking to do with this new space. and we have a live report from london as they celebrate the crowning a king charles, the 3rd. stay with us. the

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kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. >> on stephanie lin, it is saturday, april, the 6th and we are covering a lot of news for you this morning, including live perspective on the overseas with king charles, the 3rd. and we're also looking at the warriors versus lakers game. but first, let's check in with dave for the latest on the weather. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and some light rain and drizzle working its magic across the board. as you can see here now, some pockets. >> some shower activity. as you can see, san francisco down to san mateo county and a little package there off towards the east bay. but a lot of that is drizzle missed and certainly a lot of fog working here as well. a little closer inspection. you can see the troubled areas, if you will. again, this will probably this all drifting to the east and the southeast with this. but the clearing will happen northwesterly up in the north bay stretching across the general bay throughout the day today. still got some work to do. here is the golden gate bridge. one of the areas that's likely to clear out

sooner later today. meanwhile, our winds are out of the south, but they're going start shifting more onshore. you can see kind of hinting at that along the coast, pacifica and also for san francisco. our temperatures right now mid 50's across most of the region. in fact, we have a lot of uniformity with temperatures very much an typical with an event like this. the breakdown today puts that sun poking out a little bit from the east bay perspective. as you can see, temperatures grays and of the lower 60's. now tomorrow we'll see a lot more sun, although cooler temperatures will get more of that coming up in a bit. stephanie. dave, thank you. >> our top story this morning, a historic moment in the united kingdom for the first time in 70 years, the country saw the coronation of a new king. trevor shirley is live in london now with the latest for us. good morning to you, trevor. >> hey there, stephanie, good morning to you as well. the whole ceremony earlier today went off without any major problems showing just the attention to detail, put into planning an event like this that hasn't been seen in almost 100 years.

>> for the first time in 70 years, the world watched as a new monarch was crowned king of the uk. the things which i'm him before i will perform and king. charles, the 3rd arrived at westminster abbey saturday morning along with his wife, the queen consort camilla riding the diamond jubilee state coach through the streets of london. charles became king the moment his mother, queen elizabeth. the second died last september. today's ceremony formalizes his role as the head of state and the church of inside emt traditions. almost 1000 years old played out again. king charles taking the royal regalia dressed in robes used in coronations for hundreds of years. the crowd of saint edward atop his head like so many monarchs before him. >> god save the king.

>> working on members of the royal family, world leaders and ordinary britons invited to honor their contributions to service and the kings charities. but the day isn't without some controversy. some say the 125 million dollar price tag is just too high for a family reportedly worth billions at a time when the uk faces inflation high cost of living and labor strikes. but for those at the abbey inside an out today is about the new king and the future of his kingdom. and the celebrations don't end today. in fact, they go on the entire weekend. that includes a concert tomorrow night at windsor castle. >> and the national day of service on monday, which also happens to be a bank holiday here in the united kingdom. that's the latest here from london. we'll send it back to you in san francisco. all right, trevor, thank you so much for your live coverage and try to stay dry today.

>> back here in the bay area, thousands of teachers in oakland continue their strike after failed contract negotiations. the district is offering to give teachers a 22% pay raise. and a $5,000 bonus. but the teachers union says this is not just about the money. >> our students are doing the best that they can with what to do with the resources that we have. but we're clear that it's just not enough. i would say the biggest thing with his class sizes, more individualized each students also nurses at every site is so important. >> the union says a tentative agreement might be reached but only at the distrimes up with more offers. and you can follow the lateelopments on the strike both on air and online here at kron 4an the qr qr code on your screen, you'll be directed to our coverage of the negotiations between the school district and its teachers. oakland city leaders say the wood street encampment is now cleared and ready to become a space for

affordable homes. kron four's stasio has more on that. >> more than 700 tons of trash. this is a close-up look at the effort to clear the wood street encampment in oakland. >> for the past 3 weeks, a crew of city employees along with community support services, work to remove years of debris and relocate those who call this lot home. and we were able to successfully move 57 people into program also closing that encampment. but honda simmons's oakland's assistant city administrator and acting homeless administrator. >> she says the city was able to place 80% of residents into either the wood street cabin program. >> or into safe rv parking. >> the needs of the community were were pretty d. and we recognize that this was a very difficult process for them as well as for the city in terms of being able to close the encampment. so we are able to bring in clinicians from alameda county, lifelong health services. we were able

to also have ms in terms of our paramedics on standby for any health emergencies that we thought the community needed some support. we also had animal services there because we had one individual who related as many as 25 cat over the years problems plague the lot most recently. >> a large fire threatened a nearby treatment plant, shutting down a section of 5.80. >> and left one person dead. >> this was a danger that was unprecedented in terms of not just the size of the encampment, that the things we act that could have placed a lot of individuals in heart. >> mayor sheng tao said about the closure, quote, safety and securin% dignified shelter for every resident. we're our primary goals in this closure, unquote. simmons says that the property is slated to become an affordable housing project with 170 units for up to 500 residents. she says clearing the encampment. it's just one step in working towards

helping others in oakland. >> we know we have much more work to do. there's so much more homelessness throughout the district as well as throughout the city of oakland. and we now have an incredible tempted to continue that work to be able to bring closure to the needs of those that are on the street in terms of closures to encampments as recess stasio kron. 4 news. >> san francisco police are investigating a shooting at the van ness muni station. it happened friday afternoon on market street, not far from civic center and city hall. this is video of the scene from the citizen app. police say a 30 year-old man was shot. he is expected to survive. and in oakland, a person is for pope recovering in the hospital after being hit by a car during a chase. it happened thursday night on 23rd avenue and 11th street near union park point park. police say homeland security was chasing a driver who ran a red light. during that chase. the suspect hit another car and a pedestrian. police say the suspect then ran off but was quickly tracked down and arrested. officers found an illegally modified gun nearby.

the driver is okay. but the pedestrian was taken to the hospital. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. the investigation into pepper spray attacks on homeless people in san francisco continues. >> one of the suspects, a former city fire officials. plus more calls for dianne feinstein's resignation, respected from local experts on the potential impacts coming up. and after the break, a preview of tonight's matchup between dubs and the lakers where fans can catch a watch party hosted by the warriors.

>> happening today, it is game 3 of the western conference semifinals between the golden state and the los angeles lakers. the warriors pulled up a huge victory in game 2. but now the series moves to la the series is now tied at one game apiece. whoever wins tonight will have the momentum leading into game 4. tipoff for tonight's game is set for 5.30, in los angeles. and as always, the warriors host a watch party tonight at thrive city that starts around 4 o'clock. and this is video you're looking at now from previous watch parties. the game will be broadcast on the giant video board outside of chase center. there will be food and lawn games. people are encouraged to register and rsvp at the chase center website, space is limited to a first come first serve basis.

>> they visit a good day to check out the things that thrive it will improve a little bit this afternoon and the golden gate. some groceries are going on their way out. looks like some clearing in the late afternoon. but a better day for your sunday all together for you to that.

>> all right. welcome back. taking a live look now at the transamerica building around the transamerica. >> this is not the president. this is the court, our coit tower there. it is one at the top of it is a little that cut off. let's go our live look at that there. and it's looking a little bit chilly out there. we see a little bit of a breeze pushing to that tree pushing through that tree there day. yeah, that's the thing. and so at both locations that basically overcast as we want to say for san francisco. yeah. >> they'll though that's a bit of an improvement or some rain showers going on the peninsula. >> and off to the east bay little cluster of some showers there elsewhere. it's kind of a drizzle or mist and that kind of business it should improve. those we get into the afternoon hours and start to see some sun do its magic a little bit here. here's a shot of the east bay some of that fog looks like it was trying to clear now trying to spray back just a bit. but overcast drives the point home. here's the collection of rain. looks like is more of a commitment towards in the central valley and up to up towards tahoe. but again, across the bay

spotty scattered showers at work with missed and drizzle going on elsewhere here that is on futurecast for watching the clear patch develop throughout the afternoon hours of those little slow for you, folks in the far east bay and down south oak, it's going to might not be until maybe 2 3 o'clock. you can good sunshine working clouds fill back in again tonight, temporarily. and we clear out much quicker tomorrow afternoon, get some sunshine, one for everybody. so keep the shades and the umbrella of the cart. same time. and then monday morning here comes another dose of what may be some showers to watch out for in your morning commute. now the winds start to shift more onshore throughout the afternoon today. tonight and even tomorrow, not advisory straight will be mostly in the teens and may be scratching into the lower 20's. here's the game plan we're talking about going ahead a half moon bay and a couple droplets on the lens here. showers late clearing 50's for the coast. cold, definitely the sweater and jacket anywhere near water 60's for the bay and inland. tomorrow's kind of the same

deal. although sky conditions will be markedly improved. so we got a lot of sunshine going there next week. monday's kabul, bump in the road might have some leftover clouds tuesday. but after that, the gradual warm up and we're talking 80's already as early as perhaps thursday and some slick spots. but friday for most of the inland locations. so it's kind of a mixed bag today. again, we got those showers and drizzle going on early. the sky conditions start to improve behind some blue skies in here. so san francisco, you've got showers with afternoon clearing oakland, 61 with morning showers afternoon clearing into the south bay. that clearing probably won't be until this evening highs today mid 60's over most of the real estate, although a little cooler for the peninsula. 55 half moon bay mid-sixties up there to the north bay next couple of days. it's pretty much of a 60 story with the sky conditions improving again for tomorrow in the afternoon. we'll take a look at 4 zone forecast coming up in a bit. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> senator dianne feinstein says she plans to return to the senate, but he's not saying when the 89 year-old

senator has not been at work shingles diagnosis in late february. perhaps has a lot of people upset, including some fellow democrats and now the new york times editorial board is even calling for her to resign. kron four's dan thorn has more. >> but when senator feinstein says in her return to the senate, the 89 year-old hasn't been back to capitol hill since the february recess hospitalized with the case of shingles. cal state east bay political science professor elizabeth bergman says the senator's nearly 2 month absence is a little alarming. it's concerning because she represents 39 million people. we are effectively down representative in congress, largest state in the union. so it's troubling. the professor points to key votes feinstein is needed for, including advancing judicial nominees, some of which have been delayed or stuck in committee. >> feinstein's absences triggered several democrats,

including south bay congressman roe to call for her resignation. >> the senator on thursday released a statement trying to calm concerns saying the senate continues to swiftly confirm highly qualified individuals to the federal judiciary, including 7 more judicial nominees who were confirmed this week. there's been no slow down for him to try to portray it >> kind of a non. >> factor. i think it is disingenuous and doesn't help the case for that my absence is not having an impact on the committee when we know it is. bergen says the issue really comes down to feinstein committing to a timeline. the professor notes that the senator has made countless contributions, but her capabilities are right now in question. and without a sense of urgency from her, it could tarnish that legacy and no one disparaging her great legacy and her work and her looking

to the past? there's no question about that. we have to look to the future. >> and if you choose looking pretty bleak right now because we don't have a return date for reporting in san francisco. >> dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> a bay area health officials are seeing an increase in covid cases linked to a new variant. it's being dubbed the arcturus variant samples collected show arcturus count accounted for less than 2% of cases in early april. but now just a month later, it accounts for over 12.5%. those tracking covid in wastewater have also found a similar uptick. >> and pretty much in most of the waste water that we're looking at in california. so the bay area and other parts of the of the state. >> a similar to other omicron variants, though some people may also get pink eye. experts say the best form of protection is the booster shot. >> meantime, the head of the cdc is stepping down. doctor rochelle walensky submitted her resignation on friday.

>> saying the end of the pandemic was a good time to make a transition her last day is set for the end of june. an interim director has not yet been 8. francisco officials showing support for a state bill aims to help address the opioid crisis. the bill is designed to make it easier for addicts to get health care. it also allows for a mobile pharmacy. mayor london breed says this would help bring lifesaving care to the streets and to people who don't have health insurance. the bill has already been passed by 2 committees and now heads for the assembly floor. >> it is going to be a game changer for how we provide support with our street medicine team and other entities that are out there. street crisis response team of people who are on the ground trying to get people help and get them into services. >> san francisco's health department director also supports this bill. it's already been passed by 2 committees and now heads for the assembly floor. we are tracking the fentanyl crisis across the country and in the bay area on kron 4 dot com. just scan the qr code on your

screen to visit our focus on fentanyl coverage. and as a college professor at uc berkeley is apologizing for falsely identifying as being indigenous. elizabeth hoover says she is a white person who lived and identity as a woman of mohawk and me dot descent based on family legends. uber is facing pressure now to resign her position when she since last year, really when she first acknowledged she had never confirmed her indigenous roots but had benefited from programs and funding meant for native scholars. still ahead on the kron morning news, a warning from sonoma county officials about some businesses possibly overcharging. >> and as we head to break for the weekend, there is the bay area fest in concord. check this out. it starts at noon at todos santos plaza. there will be music, food, arts and crafts and children's activities. it is free to attend.

>> and the south bay, san jose mayor mate matt mahan is supporting a bill that he says addresses how the state deals with mental illness. he also has it would hold also help address homelessness in california senate bill 43 would update the definition of gravely disabled to provide easier access to resources for people with severe mental illnesses or substance abuse issues. i spoke with the mayor on friday about how this bill would ultimately save lives. >> by not compelling people to come in and get treatment for

even 30, 60, 90 days, maybe 180 days, a reasonable period of time. our jails have become our default, mental health hospitals. and so that's really what this bill is about. it's about creating an alternative to the streets in jail in creating inpatient places where people can go to get real treatment for serious behavioral health issues. and it absolutely will help address our homelessness crisis. >> according to the city's most recent homeless census survey, there are nearly 7,000 homeless residents in san jose. officials in sonoma county say 36% of businesses failed price accuracy inspections and now officials are warning of possible overcharges. the department that oversees price accuracy inspections say they saw a 10% increase in inaccuracies just this year. the county is asking residents to verify charges on their retail receipts and reminding businesses it is illegal to charge a price higher than what is posted or advertised. still ahead on the kron 4

morning news, the california reparations task force is set to make its final recommendations to state lawmakers. >> what we know about the proposals now at the top of the list. and as we head to break for the weekend, there is the japantown children's day festival in san francisco. it starts at 11:00am this morning at the japantown peace plaza. it will be games and prizes as well as craft activities, bounce houses and cultural performances. it is cultural performances. it is free to attend. ♪ estado dorado ♪ ♪ always in that state of mind ♪ ♪ living on a high vibration ♪ ♪ so hot gonna make it melt ♪ ♪ and i'm lovin' what i'm tastin' ♪ ♪ que bonito lugar lleno de tanto sabor ♪ ♪ so much flavor ♪ ♪ un future brillante se acerca ♪

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>> all right. good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. thank you so much for joining us. i'm stephanie lin 9.29. this beautiful morning. but it is a little bit gray and chilly out there to hyundai still beautiful. but yeah, you're right that we do have the rain going on. good morning, 70. good morning, everybody. >> and kind of track and some packages here of some and better drain in there, along with the scattered shower program. but a lot of folks in this real estate are seeing the mist and drizzle going on. and we're seeing some improving sky conditions in some pockets up there to the north bay. so as we go for, this will start to improve a little bit. but a lot of cloud cover for most folks today. you're going to see a lot more sun going on tomorrow. it does look gloomy. do me here from the shot of the east bay shoreline. you can see there and also the sky up above. it's not the blue bay and blue skies, at least not yet. >> they're onshore. winds will notice off in the east bay though they are still coming from the south. but offshore will be she the onshore will be the program going on today. and that's going to be today tonight. and even tomorrow,

winds expected to be in the teens in the lower 20's. that will be a nice cooling effect here. keep temperatures somewhat moderate were in the mid 50's for right now. a lot of uniformity with temperatures are giving us situation like this now for the game. the giants, it's a late game for 15. so by that point, any showers we have will start the game off. but then sun poking out a little bit here. cool west-southwest winds at about 15 with 55 degrees. so that will be definitely the cool side coming up in a bit. we'll check the 4 zone forecast and the extended stephanie. >> all dave, thank you. a former san francisco fire commissioner is now under investigation for a string of bear spray attacks. san francisco close commissioners are now asking the police chief why the public was not made aware of these but attacks from forces. the comedian has that story. and we do want to warn you about this next video may be disturbing to watch for some. >> do you know if any of those in attacks on unhoused individuals, wherever including any of your reports, was the supervisor of the district that in which this

crime spree was happening against homeless people where they made aware there are 8 police reports that the district attorney turned over to the defense in that case as brady material. is that right? >> here the services go. police commission meeting chief bill scott facing questions about a bear spray attacks on and house people dating back to november 2021. chief scott says information report it that the suspect description is the same in each case is not accurate. there were. >> a pretty wide range of descriptions of this person in terms of the size of the person, the way to the person. so i would not say that's accurate. according to san francisco police investigators, the suspect is described predominantly as male one incident. the suspect reported to be female races, white or hispanic between 30 to 50 years of age, weighing

between 160, up to 300 pow nother issue related to this case is that there's been some commentary asking kind of why didn't we the public know about this? these attacks came to light during a recent criminal proceeding at the hall of justice. in the case of the people versus garret doty. >> homeless person accused of assaulting former sf fire commissioner don harmon, police commissioner max carter over stone has concerns about the public just now learning about this. i think the you know, the public >> could have been useful potentially and helping to find the suspect it's certainly something that. is a public interest and that i wish that the commission had known about earlier. >> the defendant, garret doty claims that this was a case of self-defense alleging that carmen johnny attacked him with bear spray on april. 5th chief bill scott now confirms that carmen johnny is under investigation. we have to investigate number one. it's it's been brought up by. the defense attorney that this could be.

>> a person involved could be the victim in the case that we're talking about. however, the former fire commissioner is involved. is yet to be proved. yeah, i think that's a great if if this person is not responsible for then that the than that that the suspect did commit. the other one still at large. and san francisco haaziq kron. 4 >> happening today, the california african american reparations committee is planning go over plans for potential reparations for for reparations. coming up and they're going to be submitting that to a proposal, rather a 500 page proposal to the state legislator soon for consideration. >> and that other people who've been row. we've seen from germany. payments. let's

it once was on a stalled plan. but it was done. >> we pay down debt. the japanese community. under the reagan administration. we must not send the message signal. >> if the task force approved the recommendations that was just mentioned, they will head to the state legislature and senate the individuals there. the lawmakers there will be able to make changes before voting. happening tomorrow. a newly constructed off-ramp on the bay bridge will be reopened on yerba buena island. the original alignment of the ramp was closed nearly 20 years ago to accommodate work on the new eastern span of the bay bridge. the new off ramp is located on the far right lane just past the tunnel in the eastbound direction. on the lower deck of the bay bridge. meanwhile, the existing off-ramp located on the far left lane will remain open for several weeks while drivers adjust to the changes. officials say the new off-ramps design improve safe access by creating a separation from traffic,

merging onto the bridge, allowing for more space for larger vehicles. another big story we're following. the suspect connected to a series of stabbings near uc davis has pleaded not guilty. carlos dominguez, who has ties to the bay area and attended uc davis and laney college appeared in court yesterday. demand is accused of stabbing 2 people to death, including a fellow student, also attacking a 3rd victim who is now recovering. investigators found a large knife in his possession. county prosecutors say he's eligible for life in prison without the possibility of parole. put is announcer. glenn kiper is apologizing for apparently saying the n word during a pre-game show. it appears kiper are meant to say the name of a museum in kansas city that he visited, which is leagues. baseball team or rather baseball museum. kiper issued an apology during yesterday's game. >> just want to well it earlier in the show. said

something didn't come out quite the way. i wanted it to. want to apologize if if it to that sounded different. then. i meant it. to be said. said wanted to apologize for that. >> the a's tweeted a response saying, quote, the language used by clint kiper during today's pre-game broadcast is unacceptable. the oakland a's do not condone such language. we are working to address the situation. happening today. san mateo county law enforcement agencies are holding a gun buyback event. it will be in south san francisco at the san mateo county superior court branch on mission road right across from kaiser. all guns will be excepted. no questions asked. people can get up to $200 in cash for these guns. the event starts at 10 in the morning. another bustling business corridor in san francisco has dwindled to something of a ghost town. there are many more shuttered storefronts embarcadero center and most recently, the melt restaurant there closed its location.

kron four's ella sogomonian spoke with some of the business owners who are still in the area. >> to it's empty and not much people coming in here. >> that is our rodriguez has watched business slowed down significantly since she first opened shoe with that and barca daraa center 14 years ago. >> she's seen more than a dozen businesses close their doors for good since the pandemic. but he's holding on with the help and hope. >> of the few customers who continue to come by for repairs. we can make >> well, >> and everything. but if we do have people. we for nothing. >> few people roam the shopping plaza just before 5 o'clock on friday. this padlock is a sign of the times hanging on the door handle of the latest loss. the melt restaurant closed their doors last week. joining cinemark's movie theater and a slew of other businesses. hi graph.

invitations and calligraphy is hanging onto into their 13th year of operating from the ground level of embarcadero center. >> owner shock and remains hopeful that people will return saying property managers are working on bringing crowds back. >> the that this wine walk which was great lots of people probably overlooked for 500 people. they were here around. it was great marketing. they are doing most that once people these feel that confident in the economy, this is going to be a major, major place to to open businesses. so i'm very hopeful full of dementia doing great job. i'm blessed to be a thing. but there was center. >> and that was kron four's ella sogomonian reporting for us this morning. the property management group and supervisor aaron peskin who oversees the embarcadero did not respond to l as outreach for comment, but business owners are continuing to 2 uplift and talk about the importance of shopping local before you head to the online retailers. some sad news for

pop culture, tech makers and creators silicon 2023 has been canceled. organizers were vague about why, but they say they looked at a lot of options and just couldn't make it work because of what they called unforeseen circumstances. ticket holders will get a full refund. it is not clear yet whether silicon will be back in santa clara next year. the end of the covid-19 emergency is changing state programs like calfresh on june 10th. the pandemic era eligibility rules for college students experiencing food. insecurity is expiring until now. students who qualified for work study have no family contribution to their education, automatically benefited and could get up to $280 per month for groceries. now students have to apply before the deadline to continue to get benefits. when san jose you might have been seeing more police officers patrolling the roadways for cinco de mayo. people in the downtown area been warned to expect traffic delays all

weekend. police are also to cracking down on sideshows and people are being reminded that you can get ticketed or arrested just for watching, getting on and off the freeway this weekend will also be a bit trickier. san jose police are closing down multiple freeway off-ramps surrounding downtown. it will be closed from this afternoon through 2 o'clock monday morning. happening today, soccer fans are gearing up for a big match at levi stadium in san jose quakes face off against the la football club club in a cinco de mayo. the match, as for the game itself, it's an important western division matchup between the 5th place quakes and place. la fc. >> is a really good team that players like carlos vela who are all stars. and but we have players as well. that really gets its going to be a clash of 2 teams that are really playing well right now. >> 40,000 fans are expected to show up. the game starts at or as we head to break for the weekend, there is chinatown's joy on joyce street fair in

san francisco. it starts at 11 this morning at the chinese historical society of america museum. >> we will be art and live performances and it's free to attend. >> and still keeping tracks on a couple splotches of showers going on, but mostly missed. and we're looking for a clearing sky conditions later on this afternoon. looks much

>> welcome back. taking a live look now at the skies from camera looking like a pretty

grey and cloudy day out there, but hopefully still safe to fly for folks looking to take a little trip outside of california. let's check in now with day for the latest on the weather in our forecast. good morning, dave. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, by the way, there is a little delay going on about a half hour or so. so they're causing some delays with that. but just obviously check. >> if you're impacted there, as far as rain is concerned, we do sell some rain. hang on a little bit. looks like the east bay and out of the peninsula again crossing over the bay. but most areas are getting drizzle and kind of those gloomy skies. we're looking for sky conditions to improve into this afternoon. it's going to come from the northwest and go southeasterly throughout the day today. that's kind of much, pretty much the game plan that we're pretty much calling it. and you just hang on for just one moment. there we go. we're finally getting some movement here. this is what's going on in the south bay here. lots of cloud cover, overcast as what we have for right now. this will be the last step along the journey to get the skies cleared up because it's happening to the north dropping south as far as tahoe. they actually looking at a winter weather advisory in some spots this afternoon.

but tomorrow we'll see a decent amount of sunshine. 48, so not bad. if you're headed up there just may have some little bit of rough ride to get things started. 48 48 and then on tuesday looks like some evening showers coming winds due to do to look to the onshore throughout the day today. tonight, nothing that really pops to the severe level or wind advisory levels. pretty much the teens in the 20's, but this will keep temperatures down a little bit until the shift back out of the south later on. do want to make note of monday morning boom right about there. my return of rain on your morning commute on that and all the way into about the noon hour or so. so we're not completely done with messing around with some rain as late as monday. looks like there's another little shot tuesday. we'll keep it down. the cloud cover. but then after that, we start warming up and away. we go as we start to reach about 80 thursday are definitely by friday. much more real estate will be covered them. 4 zone forecast covering it today. 59 san francisco at the coast will keep it into the mid-fifties. 61 per burlingame to the south. let's do about

63 foster city, palo alto about 64 in the south bay mid-sixties with the east bay shoreline. lower 60's. but it's being matched the same off the tri valley. what you expect with the overcast and drizzle like this tend to have a lot uniformity with temperatures. 59, the cool spot for of allay napa. 62 and santa rosa at 63. check it out. it's a spring time forecast a 7 day. we have as we see temperatures reach at around 81 or so by friday. but just still be cool for much of the week for the week. coming up, stephanie. >> thank you so much for that. great. britain's royal family turns a new page today with the coronation of king charles. the 3rd joining us live now to walk us through the festivities and the bay area connection with today's events is jo white consul general wth british consulate. thank you so much for joining us all right. so, you know what kind jazz your cup has your office had any communication with the events happening overseas at

all? thoughts about the events happening this morning with me that the coalition is as it been planned for a long time. it's. >> 900 years of tradition that's taking place now. so the whole diplomatic network around the world has been engaged in putting their own events around and of course, following closely with him having another. >> very exciting. and >> obviously a big day for the royal family and so many people around the world. so walk us through some of what we were witnessing on the television set this morning. what kind of walk us through the ceremony? >> so started with a just days receiving from buckingham palace to westminster abbey, which has been the site of carnations new cases, 10 66. and this is a a ceremony which 900 years old. he's going to to the coast with some of touches in line with a charles is a vision of use community sustainability and diversity. so they proceeded to westminster abbey in the diamond jubilee state coach, which is which is the modern version. this is the one from

2012, a commission not just these a thumb then but you had a cermony witch hunt. a number of historical pieces in both the carnation there's a sort of state. all right. and of course, a few moments such as with a gospel choir and by right? we're seeing some of that on the television screen right now. >> can you walk us through the significance of this court nation compared to once in the past. you? >> well, this is, of course, that the first commission we've had 70 years since much to the queen was a commitment to 53 this is the second only to be televised. it has some moment touches in it as much. he was very keen to bring in the multi-faith element. so you representatives from the jewish faith, muslim, hindu, buddhist and sikh and others. and this reflects again, i think he's he's a belief in a progressive innocent of the study, which is which is key to how he wants to set up his time as can. >> right. and you kind of touched on this next question that i have for you here. do you imagine the monarchy to be run any differently under king

charles? >> but he's being can now and so i don't think we'll see any radical changes to it. a suspect of the time. we'll see his own a check to stop the come through. the city really is a focus on youth service to the community and sustainability. and this is seen in some of the events will take place over this weekend to be the big help out on monday. >> and do we want to ask you as well about the coronation insignia, right? can you walk us through the significance of that? i understand is also a bay area connection here. there is. this is this is a very and i've. >> it was the chief design officer apple for nearly 20 years working. the steve jobs, of course, training all the things the takes its symbolism the kings interest in the of the flowers of the rose, the thistle the death toll and the shamrock which represents 4 nations of the united kingdom and its frame within the crime woods which the king was crowned with a nice day and has that sense of spring and optimism which he hopes to bring to his what sort of

activities do you anticipate being planned? in the weeks ahead coming out of this. well, so we've the main event, of course, today. yesterday there were a number of events across the uk, particularly for writing to countries. we tomorrow as the carnation lunch, which is a community event across the uk, a full about the corniche in concert. that was the call. with us representation from lionel richie and katy volunteering day on monday, which is really reflecting the kings, a public service. and we here in the bay area will be down golden gate park with the parks and rec. turning up the puck clear out to welcome to join very interesting. okay, very good. and so fill us in because i want to ask you too, about. >> the rule that your office plays in the bay area. tell what through a bit of that. so we one 8 council's general across the united states and the embassy in d c. >> we have teams that touch on community activity, a little trade close ties into climate because the tech community here and miral specifically as the u.s. tech and boy touches

on a number of the big tech and tech issues of the day, which there many an acceleration. yeah. and what sort of tech issues the uk really focused on now is when we're talking about silicon valley and the uk, you come help with logistics automation and ai in these last few as recently uk's recent published it, what paper on regulation, which essentially allows existing uk regulator is a clarity of direction. how they should approach these problems and spread to attic space. the uk's involved in some of these cutting edge issues. a fascinating. >> well, thank you. obviously we could talk for quite some time about this. but our time is just about up here. thank you so much to jo white consul general with the san francisco british consulate. we appreciate your time tonight. thank you so much morning. alright, we'll be right -ack.

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all right. welcome back. disneyland wants to expand its property in anaheim. can you believe lots of time, even more park has released a rendering of the expansion plan. it is pitching to city residents. disneyland officials say they're working with the city to extensively re. imagine the future of the resort district over the next couple of decades. the proposal would expand the park's eastern and western borders and include new hotel retail dining and entertainment spaces as well. and all right, take a look at this unless you are not so

keen on snakes, slithering snakes seized at a were seized at a airport in india. as you can see that, as you can see there, customs officers took 22 see snakes of air his species from a woman's luggage there. i wonder what she was doing, what she planned to do with all those animals. officers also found a chameleon in the luggage as well. a video released by indian officials show these wriggling reptiles being placed into plastic containers. so not exactly snakes on a plane when you anyway. >> right. i don't know how she thought she could get away with yeah. what taylor swift has announced the release of speak now taylors version for nice with the fans out there all during her performance last night. she made that announcement in nashville. the album will feature all original 14 songs, including 6 previously unreleased tracks. swift announced back in 2019 she would re record 6 of her albums after her master's were

sold. speak now taylors version drops july 7th, just in time for swift's performance at levi stadium on july. 28. and it will be summer them. yes, it was the summer then. but i her fans are going to really appreciate all that. we all love this one. that area. how about that? >> mtv brought right here to you. okay. we have stephanie. we were talking about earlier. some showers going on here and we'll see the skies clear up a little bit in the late afternoon. don't expect a lot of sun. i think see a lot more going on tomorrow. the temperatures don't do much mid 60's and so forth and really through much of the week. it's a slow going here to the 70's by midweek. and we're back to the 80's thursday into friday. so we'll start to feel more like some of and nice to see that warm up. thanks, david. thank you so much for joining us here at the from 4 weekend news. i'm stephanie from all of us here. thank you so much for watching. >> stay dry today and enjoy the weekend.

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