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are covering a lot of news for you this morning. start by getting a look at the weather with dave. good morning, david. good morning, stephanie. good morning, we're looking at a pretty decent afternoon going on for today. >> this is actually a clear patch happening around the golden gate bridge are still having to deal with some scattered cloud cover, at least for the morning hours. >> it will be a bit on the cool side still but least a lot of sunshine to kind of dish out. nice start again. there's the golden gate bridge, not much of a way of a breeze, but that will pick up a little bit later on this afternoon with some inland calm, wind conditions pretty much prevail over the bay. you can see also well inland as well. now, again, stormtracker 4 showing some of those scattered clouds remain. some of this low level moisture here. we'll start to clear out once the atmosphere becomes a bit more animated temperature. check for 40's up to the north bay 50's along the east bay shoreline, a little cooler inland. so we see some decoupling happening at night. at least 48 for concord and also for contrast for you. yes, it is a little chilly this morning were a couple degrees behind yesterday. took up there in the north bay

getting double digits. there. the breakdown today again, noting the scattered clouds to start turning more of a mostly sunny afternoon. temperatures still somewhat somewhat muted today in the 60's and that remain the case for the next couple days next week. don't worry. we've got a spring-like forecast for you coming in next week, though, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> a developing story we're following this morning. another mass shooting in america this time 8 people are dead, including children after gunshots rang out at a mall in texas. the shooter is also dead. this happened saturday afternoon and the dallas suburb of allen. that's about 25 miles north of dallas. authorities say police shot the gunman who they believe acted alone. investigators are still looking for a motive this morning. this happening just one week after another mass shooting in texas killed 5 people in the city of cleveland. the u.s. is now averaging one mass killing per week and has it. that has been the case so far this year. texas governor greg abbott

releasing a statement extending condolences to those involved. he says he's been in contact with state and local leaders. it is offering his full support to make sure the appropriate resources are deployed. another developing story we're following another mass shooting in california this time in chico, a teenager is dead and several others injured after gunshots rang out at a party. it happened early saturday morning near chico state police say they found 6 people shot at an apartment building. a 17 year-old girl died at the hospital. 5 others were injured and are expected to be okay. the ages of the victims range from 17 to 21. police have not yet identified any suspects, but they say the shooting is an isolated incident and there is no threat to the community right now. here in the bay area. one person is dead after an early morning shooting in oakland. police say they found a car that appeared to have been in a crash near the 5. i-580, keller avenue on-ramp saturday morning. officers found the victim suffering from a gunshot wound inside the car.

that person was rushed to the hospital where they later died. oakland police are investigating the shooting as a homicide. >> it's confirmed oakland unified teachers head back to the picket lines again tomorrow. according to a member of the union bargaining team. >> and this was the scene friday on day 2 of the teachers strike. the district has offered to give teachers a 22% pay raise. and a $5,000 bonus. but the 3,000 members of the teachers union say this is not just about the money. the teachers union says a tentative agreement might be reached but only at the district comes up with more offers. a state task force approved a reparations plan saturday. that could be billions of dollars for california's black residents. the nine-member committee started drafting the proposal to address ways the state may compensate and apologize for what supporters have called generations of discrimination. economists say under the current plan the state could end up owing around 800 billion dollars to black

residents among the approved recommendations, a public apology acknowledging the state's responsibility for past wrongs. the state legislature still has to agree to adopt the proposals. happening today, a newly constructed off-ramp on the bay bridge is open on your. one 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. officials say the new off-ramps design improve safe access by creating a separation from traffic, merging onto the bridge and allowing more space for larger vehicles. last night wasn't so magical for the warriors, right? they lost by 30 points to the la lakers in game 3 of the western conference semifinals. a sports director jason dumas, was there and brings us reaction now from the teen. >> it was a brutal saturday

night in los angeles for the golden state warriors, things appeared to be going well for them early in this game. and then they just completely melted down in the 2nd quarter. 9 turnovers in that 2nd quarter alone, the warriors lost all momentum in this game. the lakers took advantage and they ended up blowing this golden state team out by 30 points. now, obviously many reasons for the fall out. but after the game, steve kerr was really talking about those mistakes in the 2nd quarter. >> you know, we we had control the game. we're pretty good shape. and that's when we lost to. lost our poise. i think we might had for technicals in the 1st 12 turnovers at halftime. so, you know, you're there on the you're going against a great team, a great defensive in parti ular. you know, the you know, the crowd is going to be into got to be.

got more boys than we were. >> we just got understand momentum. 2 different styles of play and, you know matter says a turnover. i mean, clay miscommunication in transition. and then a barrage of whistles and all that stuff. on quickly. i was really the point where they felt like they they got a life and they finished off a quarter strong and carry over into the 2nd half. so we've got to we've got to respond. the turnovers. and are filing. >> and that's on me. you know, playoff career high 6 turnovers. it's an excusable. so monday will be better and more sure the ball make better decisions. >> game 4 will be monday night right here at crypto dot com arena at 7 o'clock. of course, we'll have all the coverage you can handle leading up to tip off on sunday, the warriors will have some media

availability. we will talk to the team then, too, as they look to figure out this puzzle and even up the series all monday night reporting from crypto dot com arena. i'm jason dumas of kron. 4 sports. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news. rescue crews pulled 2 surfers out of dangerous waters. more on the bay area agencies that stepped in to save the day. plus, it's the latest local move to prevent gun violence. how one bay area county got hundreds of weapons off the streets. >> i'm trevor shirley in london. the coronation is over, but the celebrations continue all across the country. coming up, i've got a look at the festivities happenin i know what you're thinking. “retta in a grocery store?" "celebrities really are just like us!” we're not. i'm just here to make a point. as a papertarian, i crush it in a place like this. now you gotta pay attention to the packaging. if it comes in paper, it comes from a renewable resource. i'll recycle you later. first person to check out with only paper products

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>> police in south san francisco held a gun buyback saturday where they collected hundreds of unwanted guns. people could turn in weapons anonymously, getting $50 for non functioning firearms. $100 for handguns, shotguns and rifles. and $200 for assault weapons and ghost guns. police say they collected 264 firearms in all, including 9 assault weapons and for ghost guns. another buyback is planned later this year in san mateo county. rescue crews save 2 surfer swept away into the pacific ocean just south of the golden gate bridge. 3 swimmers with the san francisco fire department along with a san francisco police rescue boat responded assisting the u.s. coast guard saturday. they pulled both

surfers from the water about 3 quarters of a mile offshore. the pair was rushed by boat to the high street pier for evaluation. they are expected to be okay. >> and after some morning scattered clouds returning, mostly sunny afternoon, although muted on those temperatures, the best will probably do is some mid 60's at work. there looks like a springtime weekend coming our way. put it all together here. you're watching kron. 4 man: i'm not slowing down anytime soon. you're watching kron. 4 morning news. that's why i take osteo bi-flex every day. it's clinically shown to improve joint comfort in 7 days, and continues to improve over time. kinda like us. osteo bi-flex. find our coupons in sunday's paper.

>> welcome back to the united kingdom is waking up today with a newly crowned king and celebrations continue all across the country. our trevor shirley is live now buckingham palace with a look at what's happening right now. trevor. >> hey there. good morning. so it was just yesterday the king, charles and his family. we're all out here on the balcony behind me at buckingham palace. we haven't seen the king just yet today, but we are expecting to see him later on this evening at a concert to cap off the weekend. >> sunday night, the coronation celebration continues at windsor castle. they are stars like katy perry and lionel richie headline a concert in honor of king charles. the 3rd earlier today, uk prime minister rishi sunak hosted the big coronation lunch at 10 downing street. first lady jill biden was among dozens of the prince

and princess of wales also took time to greet excited royal fans across london. sunday, celebrations were a far cry from the ceremony of saturday with the ancient coronation rituals played out with dignity and precision. the crown placed on the king's head marking the monarchy's new chapter, the king and queen later appearing on buckingham palace's balcony beneath the roar of military jets. >> now tomorrow is a bank holiday here in the united kingdom. that means most businesses are going to be closed. people who live here are being asked to perform some kind of active service in their community as a way of honoring their new king. that's the latest from london. we're live outside. buckingham palace will send it back to you. >> trevor, thank you so much for your live coverage of this. we appreciate it. people across great britain and right here in california, tune in for the royal coronation. the

rose tree cottage in pasadena is one of the spots where people who love everything. british celebrated king charles royal coronation. >> is the king. there's nothing to do with politics of the country. and i think that's where stand out. he separate from parliament anything that. >> he's a he is backbone of the country. >> edmund fry who you just there attended queen elizabeth's coronation in 1953, but >> for king charles's coronation, he decided to stay in california, celebrating the event without having to travel. love the blazer. little closer to home. we are taking a look out of our sutro camera there. you can see the golden gate bridge on the left-hand side of your screen and it's looking like a it's going to be a nice and clear day. hopefully days. >> and people see some scattered clouds are the kind of cover everybody, you know, and along the coast, though, even though you may see a lot of sunshine. good morning, everybody. it's going to be a bit chilly because temperatures will be in the

50's and you got that wind coming off the coast. there's the east bay shoreline for you. looks like we're taking care of that cloud cover very nicely here as we start to have the time change early we start to see the sun rise earlier and earlier. start to see a little bit of that going on this morning. contrast with yesterday because all cloudy and some rain going on. storm tracker 4, some leftover low level cloudiness here. some of that's going to start to mix out with some drier air above us, but handing it over to future cast for kind of pregnancy 8 ing this as we go forward, clearing out nicely for everybody today. so a lot of sunday sunshine. i did mentioned before about this little passage of maybe a few little isolated showers working here. it's going to be somewhat like saturday's event. if that, ok, you can see very, very modest. looks like it's grazing the north bay, and it goes away pretty quickly. but that's just the thing for the monday morning commute. turning sunday by sunday by the afternoon hours and all of that. really what we see going on that the pressure being put down on those temperatures early in the week and then they start to spring back up again. you'll see that in the seven-day forecast later.

onshore winds working in here. that's inland heating partially driven by that is you can see the numbers well in the business of the teens here now the breakdown for you. we are mostly sunny and cool. 60's. chilly at the coast, though. got 50's that work there early in the week. monday and early isolated shower, but it clears out and it looks like some scattered clouds kind of left over the early part of the week. cool temps still in the 60's. now then we start popping quickly. late late in the week here, wednesday, thursday into friday, 70's through the 80's as we head on into the next weekend. so in total keep some scattered clouds in there. 60 san francisco, 63 oakland, san jose at 68. that's the best we're going to do for these numbers in the upper 60's. also to the north bay next couple of days, it's kind of more of the same as you'll notice. we've got to keep some scattered clouds going on in here. as you see the upper 60's work. but again, those numbers will be popping by wednesday through the rest of the week. get to that extended forecast coming up for you in a bit. and also checking of the 4 zone to stephanie. all right, dave, thank you.

>> well, thanks to all the recent rain, california river guides are gearing up for an optimal white water rafting season. historic winter storms dumped a record amount of snow in the sierra nevada mountains. that snow melt pushing large volumes of water into various rivers at rates not seen in years, creating some pretty perfect conditions for water sport lovers when the rafting companies and businesses are doing really well. it just brings more and more tourism into the area. el dorado counties, a huge >> county for tourism in with tahoe and and desolation wilderness and all the the country and then the rafting is just one part of that. and so it's a great when we're doing well. everyone's doing well. >> the rafting season opened in april and runs through october. well, looking for a taste of the mediterranean without having to leave the bay area. well, this morning on dine and dish vicki liviakis takes us to a place of the southern that has the charm of southern europe. but he's in the silicon valley.

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will be a warm up phase will get that flavor of spring coming. our waiver had a little flavor of it early, though. here's a look at the east bay shore shore line for you right now. got some blue skies working here, blue bay, so on and so forth. calm winds for right now. we'll get a little bit of an onshore breeze cooking here. once we get some inland warming to get some local winds kicked up here again, somewhatoof a common occurrence for us there. we see some scattered clouds kind of left over a little bit. this again will turn to a mostly sunny sky performance. temperature checked, not your imagination. we are little cooler this morning than yesterday. 40's up to the north bay for lower 50's line up the east bay shoreline. 48 for a concord for the ball game for today. it's a little earlier in the day versus the brewers will call it mostly sunny and cool game time 105, temps near 60 and you got that win thrown in. so it will be chilly. still at the ballpark. the breakdown today we go into kind of a mostly sunny mode by this afternoon and temperatures pretty much the 60's which are going to hold even for the inland spots. the next couple of days. but warm up as we scratch some 80's by thursday. we'll have more on that in your longer range

forecast. stefanie. >> a lot response to multiple sideshows like this on friday nights. >> hundreds of cars blocked off intersections with people causing mayhem in the streets. kron four's gayle ong has more on that shocking video. >> video from an overnight sideshow shows an suv ramming a car already engulfed in flames. with the sound of fireworks piercing the early morning air this sideshow starting in oakland around 10, 45 friday night. hundreds of people and vehicles gathering on the streets near the oakland museum. police show up and block off the crowds for several hours. earlier in the night around 09:30pm. this sideshow is spotted in crockett just south of the bridge, tearing up the roads

for about 20 minutes before taking the show on the in this case, i-80 down to oakland. oakland. police say they got many calls about overnight sideshows. still the illegal activity carried into the morning hours as opd broke up the crowds early saturday. it's not clear if any arrests were made, but you can see several cars getting towed in the video as firefighters work to put out the flames. >> and all of this comes just 3 days after a man was being at another sideshow. in oakland, mayor sheng tao responding calling what happened, outrageous and demanding accountability. reached out to her on these latest sideshow. so far we have not yet heard back. gayle ong kron, 4 news. police arrested a person in connection with a deadly stabbing in san francisco. it happened in a building on the bows avenue friday. officers say they found the m. a 64 year-old woman unresponsive with a stabound. they tried to render aid but she died from her injuries. officers

later finding a suspect identified as his dues as far in the same building. he now faces several charges including murder and illegal entry. police arrested a man in connection to the shooting april shooting death of an 18 year-old man in el serino. officers found the launch to in citrus heights near sacramento on wednesday. they say associated with the car that fled the scene near where the victims and sarah martin was found suffering from a gunshot wound. martin died later that day at the hospital. is being held at the contra costa county jail without bail. we turn now to the southern border where migrants and border officials way for title 42 restrictions to end and then moon is in washington with more. >> less than a week until title. 42 is set to expire. lawmakers are grappling with an influx of migrants at the southern border and the prospect of many, many more looking for last-minute solutions to prevent what could be another border crisis. it's the end of the

trump era health policy that allowed border agents to turn away migrants on covid-related grounds. a tool used 2.7 million times since march of 2020. now the defending the white house says they've got what they need for the influx. we're going to set up the ability for people to go in the country there. want to leave. >> to go into an american facility to determine whether they qualify refugee when they qualify for asylum. >> the administration's efforts caps this week with the top immigration official homeland security secretary alejandra america's visiting the border. >> the border is not open. it has not been open and it will not be open. subsequent to may. 11th and the smugglers who exploit vulnerable migrants are spreading miss information. they are spreading false information lies. but republicans are saying too little too late. it's about time that they're doing something because we've heard for months now, whether it was our vice president, who

is the czar to the southern border or president, administration that the border was secure. there was no issues down there. now, all of a sudden they're sending dod personnel as border agents prepare to return to old protocols here in washington. the fight continues up until the final hours after 11 senate republicans sent a letter to biden this week urging him to reverse course. >> 2 senators are now proposing a plan that would keep the core tenets of title. 42 in place for another 2 years. independent senator kirsten sinema and republican thom tillis sponsoring the bill. >> sinema says this buys the biden administration more time to come up with a better plan to secure the border. texas senator john cornyn is a co-sponsor of the bill with the expiration of title. 42 will look at worse. it will get worse. >> we know that they don't seem to have the have the the backbone to actually do the sorts of things they know they need to do in order to discourage people from coming to the border in the first place. >> well, striking members of

the writers guild of america did not protest on saturday, but that doesn't mean the walkout is ending anytime soon. there's still no talk of progress between the thousands of writers and major studios, the writers of film and television are seeking higher pay and more transparency about streaming data. the last strike by writers was 15 years ago went on for 100 days. so far, mtv has canceled their live broadcast of the movie and awards tv show and production of stranger things season 5 is postponed. take a look at this. more snow fell saturday in the sierra. this is video taken last morning at palisades tahoe. look chile. it looks out there. the cold weather creating some prime skiing and snowboarding conditions out on the mountain. you can see some people enjoying that. there. well, that very late season snow drying mixed reactions from those who live at higher elevations. reporter rowena o% shadix has details on the excitement and dangers of this mid-spring flurry.

>> take a look at this. snow in may pretty incredible. and while lots of people are coming up here to enjoy the snow, many people aren't following the basic rule. and that is to take it nice and slow on the freeway. >> snow at the 6,000 foot elevation. not unusual during snow season, but we are in the month of may. some drivers likely didn't realize how dangerous it still is to drive too fast when the snow is coming down. these 2 vehicles were damaged, but fortunately no one was hurt. one driver lost control of her suv and flipped it around, forcing it to the side of the road. while another vehicle spun out and lost its bumper, people came from all over to experience the late following of snowflakes like this man who brought his family from san jose. >> we didn't actually get a chance to come to this snow yet this season. we've been so busy with other stuff in school and things so it's actually. great for didn't get

a chance to come that it's snowing again. >> well, the national weather service said coming up here, we would see a lot of heavy rain, which we did and also see snow here at this elevation. many people are happy and yet there are others that are just ready for that. spring weather. >> all right. coming up on the kron, 4 morning news, multiple horses died during derby week. the details coming up. that i was crying. >> and then it was almost like bruce. he was speaking me a lot because bruce, like fought against racism. >> and remembering a hollywood trailblazer born in san francisco. we take you inside the bay area. bruce lee exhibit as we celebrate api exhibit as we celebrate api month here at kron 4.

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>> after a hectic week at churchill colton aimed mage beat 15 to one odds and won the 140th. kentucky derby. that big win did conclude a disturbing and chaotic week. 2 more horses died at the racetrack just yesterday, bringing the animal death toll this past week up to 7 racehorse trainer, saffie joseph junior was also suspended indefinitely by churchill downs following the deaths of 2 of his horses. now to bay area baseball. the giants beat the brewers at oracle park. 41 and fans saw brett wisely his first career home run. >> the giants have now won 4

straight games. the giants and brewers play again this afternoon. first pitch is set for 105. at oracle park. as for the oakland a's, they won their second straight over the royals in kansas city. the a's jumped out to a 4 run lead and kansas came back to make the game close. oakland holds on by a they rather they hold on to win by a final of 5 to 4 the a's and royals play again later this morning. first pitch is set for one 10. >> and for today, a kind of a cool day tap for us as we see 60's pretty much across the board. lots of sunshine for to be by the time we get to this afternoon. look at a warming trend into next week, though. we'll have a look at that long-distance forecast about 4 long-distance forecast about 4 morning news.

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kron. 4 morning news. good morning, everybody. and quite a bit of cloud cover is hanging around in the south bay, as you can see here, san jose state. but everybody should be enjoying some afternoon. sunshine going on. let's add that spring breeze. it's a bit of a chill o 2. >> particularly if you're coastal areas today, let's send to whole, though, actually little bit of a warm-up the next couple of days, a little brief interruption by some showers on tuesday. but we're looking at highs for tomorrow at 48 and then to the lower 50's by the middle the week and will continue to build on that. so we'll see more melting coming our way into this week. 40's up to the north bay. 51 for

livermore. 51 out of the south bay at 52. we're just we're 52 also checking in for san francisco in half moon bay at a chilly 48. the wind's going forward. they will clock in from the onshore direction and a little bit more apparent as they typically are with this wind driven inland heating situation around the carquinez strait. we do see though the winds kind of coming and going throughout the week day forecast that spring breeze will be checking in much through this week. so again, making note of tomorrow morning, there is that chance of a few showers working in here. don't wait up for them. but on your commute into work tomorrow, you might pass a few of them. scattered clouds early in the week here until we start to see the high pressure build and not only that warming as we get to the latteo portion of the week right into mother's day weekend. one way to do all this 4 zone forecast comes in like this 60 coming in for san francisco. got those upper 50's hugging the coast. bayside 63 for burlingame to the south. we do. 65 foster city. 67 for palo alto. still hanging in the 60's, though,

even in the south bay. there's some lake campbell may pop at about 70 67 for cupertino, east bay shoreline, mid 60's and well in london, tri valley, upper 60's. so it's not a big decoupling here, as you will notice mid 60's to upper 60's still kind of in zone have to wait for a couple of days. you'll start to see some real differences here. 68 for concord, 62 richmond, the layover to cool. 61 watch those winds on shore across the bay. 67 fairfield, 64 for napa and 66 for santa rosa promise of spring forecast delivering here. look at that. we have the 70's by wednesday, only for a brief time popping well into the 80's. you can see for friday into saturday they temperatures not bad at all in the upper 70's as we get a little flavor spring coming back. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you so much for kron. 4 kicks off our coverage of asian pacific islander heritage month with the story of bruce lee in 1960's hollywood. not a lot of people look like him and even

fewer could do what he could do. we was an action star, a philosopher and a trailblazer, a san francisco native who left a deep impression on the bay area. i got a special tour of a local exhibit. that's all about the legend. >> we're just outside of the bruce lee exhibit here in san francisco. not too far from where bruce lee himself was born. now inside this building are more than 100 artifacts. some of them very rare will showcase the contributions of this hollywood icon. my favorite one is poster over here. jeff shin point says to his favorite item on display, an image that got him through a difficult childhood. i was the only chinese in in in my class. >> so as a result i got i got picked on. i got caught every racial slur. the poster shows bruce lee in the 1972 film return of the dragon. and i looked at the poster and then i was crying. >> and then it was almost like bruce. he was speaking to me saying it's ok, jeff.

>> because i'm chinese. it's a feeling shared by the younger generation to affect me a lot because bruce, like fought against racism. this is kyle pays first time at the exhibit. i think the former is i we had, you know, we don't do anything. mclean close the like broke a barrier with lee was just 32 years old when he died in 1973. but in that short life, he forever changed martial arts, creating his own free-flowing style that borrowed from many different disciplines. empty your mind. >> before show us. i want to. >> he broke barriers in hollywood and he remains a social justice icon. >> when i hear the words, bruce lee, that his name comes to me, i think a lot i think about someone fighting for the rights of all people. justin hoover oversees the exhibit in this display cabinet. you have to all facts i think are pretty exceptional. he shows us an original budget document from the 1960's tv show. the

green hornet. >> worley was cast in the sidekick role of kato. bruce lee. >> was fighting amazing levels of systemic racism in hollywood indicated in this but amount of money he's being paid compared to everybody else on set as the only chinese cast member lee made less than even the stunt meant. >> but as history and the exhibit shows he persevered, building bridges of solidarity along the way through see was a type of person that brought people together roost in care about the color of your skin. lee challenge, the traditional wisdom of the time opening in oakland martial arts school for people of all races and genders. >> bringing his unique brand of fitness and self expression to everyone. a message not lost on visitors like glenn pacman. we met him chaperoning a group of artists with disabilities. that do to show you very cool. >> a lot of the exhibits about inclusivity and that really

comes across things. a polarized things are pretty divisive. now that the more we can do things to bring people together in a better for everybody. the exhibit highlights different facets of lee's persona. >> the sinker, the athlete, the visionary and the trailblazer who helped pave the way for asians in american cinema. when i was growing up during the 1960's, i was very ashamed of my chinese heritage. >> due to all the negative stereotypes that you see in movies, tv and even a comic books in the academy awards. there was a lot of asian american representation. it's a slow process, but it's getting there he were alive today, i think he's to be winning. oscars himself is still be empowering other people to step into roles that did not feel comfortable in a force for empowering others to create what they see in their visions. >> and now we're just blocks away from the exhibit in san francisco's chinese hospital where bruce lee was born in 1940. and you can see this plaque here on the wall honoring that. kron. 4

celebrates the movers and shakers of the bay area's api community all throughout may. >> you can join me and will tran on thursday may 25th at 06:30pm, as well for our api heritage month. special. we hope you'll join us. and as we head to the break for the weekend, there is the 9th annual also hillside festival that starts at 8.30 this morning at the l so hillside natural area. >> on lane, it will be walks and informative hikes. plus, a nature scavenger hunt and art projects for kids. it is free to attend. this is going to be great. taking the shawl off.

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>> a huge matchup for the san jose earthquakes against the undefeated la fc last night. it happened in front of 45,000 fans at levi stadium. that nail-biter of a game tied at one each with only 7 minutes left a penalty kicks for christian and he falls the goalkeeper scoring. the goal of the game is 8th of the season. and the quakes hand the defending mls champs, their first loss of the season. >> well, take a look at this in honor of saturday's coronation. an artist made a portrait of king charles, the 3rd. >> completely out of toast and marmite with which is a popular spread in the uk. very talented. the artist's name is

nathan. why byrne, a former contestant on britains got talent. he's known for making portraits from unique materials. and this is certainly unique. and no coronation, of course, can be complete without the dogs paying their respects to the crown and here they come. londoners brought their pups out to party on the streets of london they these dogs i can say, look through old, but, you know, i'm sure that they're happy to be out and about excited, too. celebrate the coronation. and we're just go for a quick stroll around the block with their owners. pasta mystery solved in new york or rather in new jersey. someone dumped about 500 pounds of uncooked pasta near a stream. recent storms in the area caused this pasta to soften and people in the area say illegal dumping has been a continuing problem. officials say the noodles did not cause any environmental damage or health issues. still ahead on the next hour on the kron 4 morning news. how the warriors are responding to last night's loss against the lakers

>> and their plans to even up the series. plus, the oakland teachers strike continues what the school district is offering on the bargaining table. and we continue to follow the latest out of texas after another mass shooting that left 8 people dead. stay with us. the kron

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>> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. >> i'm tephanie lin. good sunday to you. we are covering a lot of news this morning. let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave sphar heyday. stephanie, good morning. and good morning, everybody. starting off to a pretty good start as skies opening up in spots very, very nicely there, except a little bit of convenience. cumulative. he can see there right around the flag. not a lot in the way of flag motion, though, because don't have a lot of winds right now. but as you head to the coast or wherever you are, you'll get that afternoon breeze cooking in here. just a spring breeze, you know, to be into the teens. and later on this week, we do see some winds still holding on early part of the week, but there is a drop. and that's because we're going to see a warm up towards the end of the week so far. here's we stand. single digits and calm winds for right now. stormtracker 4 noting some scattered clouds still and our picture here and that remain that story for basically today. got to keep the mention of some scattered clouds all day 50's line at the east bay shoreline, a touch cooler inland because we had some

radiational cooling overnight. even though we have some shared this with some clouds. 51 going on for antioch. 53 for a livermore. also san francisco and san jose. the contrast we're catching up, but we're a little cooler up there in the north bay by a half a dozen degrees. so it's all chillier in spots. and it was this time from yesterday noting those clouds as we go forward to the period again, a mixed bag of sun and clouds. temperatures in the 60's 50's off towards the coast and again, watch those afternoon winds will be a bit chilly even though the summit and biting later on this week. there's a bit of a warm-up. we'll have more on that story coming up in a bit. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> a developing story we are following this morning. another mass shooting in america. this time 8 people are dead, including children after gunshots rang out at a mall in texas. the shooter is also dead. this all happened saturday afternoon in the dallas suburb of allen. that's about 25 miles north of dallas. authorities say police shot the gunman who they believe acted alone.

investigators are still looking for a motive this morning. this happened just one week after another mass shooting in texas killed 5 people in the city of cleveland. the u.s. is averaging one mass killing per week. so far this year. and texas governor greg abbott released a statement extending condolences to those involved. he said he's been in contact with state and local leaders and is offering his full support to make sure the appropriate resources are deployed. another developing story we're following another mass shooting in california this time in chico, a teenager is dead and several others injured after gunshots rang out at a party. it happened early saturday morning near chico state police say they found 6 people shot at an apartment building. a 17 year-old girl died at the hospital. 5 others were injured and are expected to be okay. the ages of the victims range from 17 to 21. police have not yet identified any suspects, but they say this shooting is an isolated incident and there is no threat to the community right now. here in the bay area. one

person is dead after an early morning shooting in oakland. police say they found a car that appeared to have been a crash near the i-580, keer avenue on-ramp saturday morning. officers found the victim suffering from a gunshot wound inside the car. the person was rushed to the hospital where they later died. oakland police are investigating the shooting as a homicide. it's confirmed oakland unified teachers head back to the picket lines again tomorrow. according to a member of the union bargaining team. >> and this was the scene friday on day 2 of the teachers strike. the district has offered to give teachers a 22% pay raise. and a $5,000 bonus. but the 3,000 members of the teachers union say this is not just about the money. the teachers union says a tentative agreement might be reached, but only if the district comes up with more offers. a state task force approved a reparations plan saturday. that could mean billions of dollars for california's black residents and the nine-member committee

started drafting the proposal to address ways the state may compensate and apologize. but what supporters have called generations of discrimination. economists say under the current plan, the state could end up owing around 800 billion dollars to black residents among the approved recommendations, a public apology acknowledging the state's responsibility for past wrongs. the state legislature still has to agree to adopt these proposals. happening today, a newly constructed off-ramp on the bay bridge is open all year, but one island, the original alignment of this ramp you see here was closed nearly 20 years ago to accommodate work on the new eastern span of the bay bridge. the new ramp is located on the far right lane just past the tunnel and the eastbound direction on the lower deck of the bay bridge. officials say the new off-ramps design improve safe access by creating a separation from traffic, merging onto the bridge and allowing more space for larger vehicles. well, last night wasn't so magical for the warriors. they lost by 30 points to the la lakers in

game 3 of the western conference semifinals. kron. 4 sports director jason dumas was there and brings us reaction from the team. it was a brutal saturday night in los angeles for the golden state warriors, things appeared to be going well for them early in this game. >> and then they just completely melted down in the 2nd quarter. 9 turnovers in that 2nd quarter alone, the warriors lost all momentum in this game. the lakers took advantage and they ended up blowing this golden state team out by 30 points. now, obviously many reasons for the fall out. but after the game, steve kerr was really talking about those mistakes in the 2nd quarter. >> you know, we we had control the game. we're pretty good shape. and that's when we lost to. lost our poise. i think we might had for technicals in the 1st 12 turnovers at

halftime. so, you know, you're there on the you're going against a great team, a great defensive in particular. you know, the you know, the crowd is going to be into got to be. got more boys than we were. >> we just got understand momentum. 2 different styles of play and, you know, matter says the turnover were. me and clay miscommunication in transition. and then the barrage and whistles and all that stuff. on them to quickly. i was really the point where they felt like they they got a life and they finished off a quarter strong and carry over into the 2nd half. so we've got to we've got to respond. the turnovers. and are filing. >> and that's on me. you know, playoff career high 6 turnovers. it's inexcusable. so monday will be better more sure. the ball make better decisions.

>> game 4 will be monday night right here at crypto dot com arena at 7 o'clock. of course, we'll have all the coverage you can handle leading up to tip off on sunday, the warriors will have some media availability. we will talk to the team then, too, as they look to figure out this puzzle even up the series all monday night reporting from crypto dot com arena. i'm jason dumas of kron. 4 sports. >> coming up on the kron, 4 morning news rescue crews pulled 2 surfers out of dangerous waters. more on the bay area agencies that stepped in to save the day. plus, it's the latest local moved to prevent gun violence. how one bay area county got hundreds of weapons off the streets. i'm trevor shirley in london. the coronation is over, but the celebrations continue all across the country. >> coming up, i've got a look at the

>> police in south san francisco held a gun buyback event saturday where they collected hundreds of unwanted guns. people could turn in weapons anonymously, getting $50 for non functioning firearms. $100 for handguns, shotguns and rifles and $200 for assault weapons and ghost guns. police say they collected 264 firearms and all including 9 assault weapons and for ghost guns. another buyback is planned later this year in san mateo county. rescue crews save 2 surfers from being swept away into the pacific ocean. just south of the golden gate bridge 3

swimmers with the san francisco department along with a san francisco police rescue boat responded assisting the u.s. coast guard saturday. they pulled both surfers from the water. excuse me. and that happens sometimes. well, they pulled the surface from the water about 3 quarters of a mile offshore. the pair was rushed by boat to the high street pier for evaluation. they are expected to be okay. and dave, clearly allergy season is in full swing and not only study in this studio. our stage and matt was going crazy few minutes. and we're looking at the day-to-day of clearing skies. temperatures still hold into the 60's. >> couple issued, by the way, stephen. and we're looking for a nice warm up as we get to the latter portion of the the latter portion of the week. keep it here.

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their stars like katy perry and lionel richie headline a concert in honor of king charles. the 3rd earlier today, uk prime minister rishi sunak hosted the big coronation lunch at 10 downing street. first lady jill biden was among dozens of the prince and princess of wales also took time to greet excited royal fans across london. sunday, celebrations were a far cry from the ceremony of saturday with the ancient coronation rituals played out with dignity and precision. the crown placed on the king's head ma king the monarchy's new chapter, the king and queen later appearing on buckingham palace's balcony beneath the roar of military jets. >> now tomorrow is a bank holiday here in the united kingdom. that means most businesses are going to be closed. they're asking people who live here to do some kind of community service project

to honor their new king. that's the latest here from london. we're live at buckingham palace will send it back to you. all right, trevor, thank you so much for that live coverage. we appreciate it. >> people across great britain and here in california tuned in for the royal coronation. the rose tree cottage in pasadena is one of the spots where people who love everything british celebrated king charles's royal coronation. >> the king is the is nothing to do with the politics of the country. and i think that's where it stands out is separate from parliament. meeting that. >> he's a figurehead and he is a backbone of the country. >> he's looking very dapper, isn't it? well, and then friday attended queen elizabeth's coronation in 1953. but for king charles's coronation, he decided to stay in california, celebrating the event without having to travel. love the outfit and a little closer to home here. we're taking a live look now

out of our mountain camera. well, you could see just of the city of san francisco on kind of like the right hand side of your screen there looking so pretty under the sunlight. david, kind of weather conditions. can people expect today as we step outdoors? well, stephanie, kind of a cool 60's, you know, for highs, even if you're well inland. and an afternoon breeze kicking in here. but on balance, you should see quite a bit of sunshine. we're getting quite a bit too. >> of the east bay shoreline here, as you can see, blue bay blue skies. we didn't see that kind of imagery this time from yesterday. that's an improvement. still got to keep some scattered clouds, though, in that forecast for today. so, you know, mixed bag, some sun and clouds working in here and temperatures will be somewhat subdued until we get to the middle of the week. and the way we go, we'll start to see a nice little warm up now on futurecast for want to show something will quickly clear out nicely for today. that's a given and kind of almost mostly sunny for a lot of parts by the afternoon tomorrow morning. there is that little chance you might get a few stray little showers working in here. and another deck of cloud cover that will again clear up for the

afternoon now, again, temperatures are going to be somewhat subdued monday, even into tuesday. here are still playing with this again with some more scattered clouds as late as tuesday. winds with that daytime heating, we see them pop well in the teens, even some 20's working in here over just about all the real estate. and we expect a lot of that going on to keep the early part of the week. we start to lose some of those winds to the latter portion using means there's a heat spike coming our way, which it's going to do mostly sunny and cool today expected again around coast. we're seeing some leftover clouds here at half moon bay, but you're going to see 50's of the coast coupled with that winds will be a little chilly bundle up 60's going on elsewhere early in the week. we keep those cool 60's around again, an early shower for your monday morning as a possibility. there. and then we really clear out for the latter portion of the week and away we go. we've got the 80's coming back by thursday and into the weekend. kind of almost a heat spike working if it were the summer months early fall, 60 san francisco for oakland at 63 will do

about 68. meanwhile, for san jose and for those inland spots, again, not quite 70's and expecting this pattern to remain for the next couple of days. slightly warmer than the bay temperatures next couple of days. we keep that little chance of some scattered clouds and that little isolated shower for your monday morning. of course, we'll have that 7 day forecast for you and the 4 zone in a bit. 70. all right, dave, thank you. >> well, this all the recent rain, california river guides are gearing up for an optimal white water rafting season. historic winter storms dumped a record amount of snow in the sierra nevada mountains. that snow melt pushing large volumes of water into various rivers at rates not seen in years, creating perfect conditions for water. sport lovers. >> when the rafting companies and businesses are doing really well. it just brings more and more tourism into the area. el dorado counties, a huge county for tourism in with tahoe and and desolation wilderness and all the the trail. and then the rafting is just one part of that. and so

it's a great when we're doing well. everyone's doing well. >> the rafting season opened in april and runs through october. california. electric cars are nothing new but more big rigs and trucks are going green. rich demuro takes a closer look. >> clean transportation is a hot topic, especially at the advanced clean transportation expo. it is really the the thing these days where everyone's trying to have cleaner, there are operations be more sustainable and figure out how to ultimately get to 0 missions just about every type of commercial vehicle now has a more sustainable model. it's one of the first electric ambulances in the entire world. a 150 mile range with benefits, firstly of 0 emission. so we're talking your pollution. we're talking climate change, but we're also talking about the health of people in and around the vehicle. can you hear that? >> that's the sound of this ni'cola hydrogen fuel cell electric truck. and it's

pretty quiet inside. it's smooth and fume free. it's going to be us close to parity to diesel when it comes to range. >> right. so what is what makes the hydrogen really unique? he's man of energy. that's how you could get out of high due to move. heavier loads full longer-range. the beta truck has a 500 mile range and re fuels in under 20 minutes. >> its solar, even refrigerated trucks can stay cool. thanks to the sun. this is able to haul groceries, all produce in the state of california today with. no diesel out on solar and electric. while there's lots of progress, challenge is holding things back, include the higher costs of green equipment and charging infrastructure. it's a lot of electricity charge, particularly these big trucks and that electricity is not necessarily available on every corner. companies are working on that, too, with portable charging equipment, powered by propane or natural gas that can be placed. >> anywhere, even if you're waiting for your infrastructure, you can use a

solution in till your infrastructure is in place and then we can move it to the next yard. next customer next location. in addition to the high cost of things, rules and regulations still very. >> california is one of the first states to vote to ban new diesel trucks starting in 2036. meanwhile, the eu aims to phase them out starting no earlier than 2040. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a company in the bay area is coming up with a new way to recycle your water. the details after this. but first, as we head to break for the weekend, there is the cinco de mayo festival in east palo alto. it starts at 11 this morning at bell park. it includes performances, raffles food and a parade. it is free to attend.

>> well, the shower water make for good beer. i'm gonna let you think about that. for second. there will one company in the bay area seems to think so at cleantech. a water recycling company is partnering with devil's canyon brewing company to use wastewater to make a new beer. >> epic one water blew through. that's what it's called is the product of recycled water from showers, laundry and sinks in a san francisco apartment building, the company uses equipment to treat and reuse the water and epic says the beer is not for sale. it's currently made only for demonstration purposes to show the potential of recycled

water. all right. the nws issued a do not drive warning for 90,000 vehicles made between 2002 1006. >> the company is warning drivers that their airbags could fail and explode in a crash. the cars are covered under the takata airbag recall. but drivers may not have gotten the necessary repairs yet. bmw is asking affected owners to park their cars immediately and contact their dealership for a free repair. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, oakland police respond to multiple calls of dangerous sideshows friday. >> one of those incidents involving a car on fire. the details after this. but first for the weekend, there is the 9th annual el hillside festival. it starts at 8.30 this morning at the also we do hillside natural area on schmidt lane. it features box and informative hikes as well as a nature scavenger hunt and our projects for the kids. our projects for the kids. this is free to attend.

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those sky conditions pretty nice. it will be cool with us at west southwest wind at about 10. so still want to bundle up. it's feeling more like a football game in some ways, but at least a lot of sun, calm winds. for now. we expect little bit of a breeze cooking in here later as far as sky conditions are concerned, most of the traffic is up towards the north. again, we have some scattered clouds. got to keep in the forecast. both the high level a little bit. also happening at the lower levels to our temperature check were still got some some pesky 40's valais hold. 47 santa rosa. but elsewhere, we've got some 50's now that have taken hold mid-fifties well inland in antioch and also san francisco. 53 meanwhile for san jose and still some scattered clouds today. temperatures into the 60's. the only bump in the road will be tomorrow morning. we have some morning showers to contend with potentially scattered about again improving in the afternoon. but the warm-up we expect to happen towards the latter portion of the week. we'll talk more about that coming up in just that. stephanie.

>> law enforcement responded to multiple sideshows friday night. as you can see there, hundreds of cars and people blocked off intersections. kron four's gayle ong has more on what happened. >> video from an overnight sideshow shows an suv ramming a car already engulfed in flames. with the sound of fireworks piercing the early morning air. this sideshow starting in oakland around 10, 45 friday night. hundreds of people and vehicles gathering on the streets near the oakland museum. police show up and block off the crowds for several hours. earlier in the night around 09:30pm. this sideshow is spotted in crockett just south of the car keenest bridge tearing up the roads for about 20 minutes before taking the show on the in this case, i-80 down to oakland. oakland. police say

they got many calls about overnight sideshows. still the illegal activity carried into the morning hours as opd broke up the crowds early saturday. it's not clear if any arrests were made, but you can see several cars getting towed in the video as firefighters work to put out the flames. >> and all of this comes just 3 days after a man was being at another sideshow. in oakland, mayor sheng tao responding callins what happened, outrageous and demanding accountability. reached out to her on these latest sideshow. so far we have not yet heard back. gayle ong kron, 4 news. police arrested a person in connection with a deadly stabbing in san francisco. it happened in a building onto bus avenue friday.officers say they found the victim. a 64 year-old man unresponsive with a stab wound. they tried to render aid but she died from her injuries. officers later fia suspect identified as jesus esparza in the same building. he now faces several charges, including murder and illegal entry. police arrested a man

in connection to the april shooting death of an 18 year-old man in elsa officers found the law. she in citrus heights near sacramento on wednesday. they say is associated with the car that fled the scene near where the victim since your martin was found shot suffering from a gunshot wound. martin later died that day at the hospital. is being held at the contra costa county jail without bail. we turn now to the southern border where migrants and border officials wait for a title. 42 restrictions to end. evan moon is in washington with more on that. >> less than a week until title. 42 is set to expire. lawmakers are grappling with an influx of migrants at the southern border and the prospect of many, many more looking for last-minute solutions to prevent what could be another border crisis. it's the end of the trump era health policy that allowed border agents to turn away migrants on covid-related grounds. a tool used 2.7 million times since march of

2020. now that sending the white house says they've got what they need for the influx. we're going to set up the ability for people to go in the country there. want to leave. >> to go into an american facility to determine whether they qualify refugee when they qualify for asylum. >> the administration's efforts kept this week with the top immigration official homeland security secretary alejandra america's visiting the border. >> the border is not open. it has not been open and it will not be open. subsequent to may. 11th and the smugglers who exploit vulnerable migrants are spreading miss information. they are spreading false information lies. but republicans are saying too little too late. it's about time that they're doing something because we've heard for months now, whether it was our vice president, who is the czar to the southern border or president, administration that the border was secure. there was no issues down there. now, all of a sudden they're sending dod personnel as border agents

prepare to return to old protocols here in washington. the fight continues up until the final hours after 11 senate republicans sent a letter to biden this week urging him to reverse course. >> 2 senators are now proposing a plan that would keep the core tenets of title. 42 in place for another 2 years. independent senator kirsten sinema and republican thom tillis sponsoring the bill. >> sinema says this buys the biden administration more time to come up with a better plan to secure the border. texas senator john cornyn is a co-sponsor of the bill with the expiration of title. 42 will look at worse. it will get worse. >> we know that they don't seem to have the have the backbone to actually do the sorts of things they know they need to do in order to discourage people from coming to the border in the first place. >> striking members of the writers guild of america did not protest on saturday, but that doesn't mean the walkout is ending anytime soon. there is still no talk of progress between the thousands of

riders and major studios, the writers of film and television are seeking higher pay and more transparency about streaming data. the last strike by writers was 15 years ago and went on for 100 days so far, mtv has canceled their live broadcast of the movie and awards tv show and production of stranger things. season 5 is postponed. we'll take a look at this. more snow fell saturday and the sierra. wow. look at that. this is video taken last morning at palisades tahoe. the cold weather creating some prime skiing and snowboarding conditions out on the mountain. looks like a great time. well, that very late season snow drawing mixed reactions from those who live at the higher elevations. a reporter reena shadix has details on the excitement and dangers of this mid-spring flurry. >> take a look at this. snow in may pretty incredible. and while lots of people are coming up here to enjoy the snow, many people aren't following the basic rule. and that is to take it nice and

slow on the freeway. >> snow at the 6,000 foot elevation. not unusual during snow season, but we are in the month of may. some drivers likely didn't realize how dangerous it still is to drive too fast when the snow is coming down. these 2 vehicles were damaged, but fortunately no one was hurt. one driver lost control of her suv and flipped it around, forcing it to the side of the road. while another vehicle spun out and lost its bumper, people came from all over to experience the late following of snowflakes like this man who brought his family from san jose. >> we didn't actually get a chance to come to the snow yet this season. we've been so busy with other stuff in school and things so it's actually. great for didn't get a chance to come that it's snowing again. >> well, the national weather service said coming up here, we would see a lot of heavy rain, which we did and also see snow here at this

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>> welcome back after a hectic week at churchill coulter named major 15 to one odds and won the 149 kentucky derby. the big win concluded a disturbing and chaotic week. 2

more horses died at the racetrack yesterday bringing the animal death toll this past week up to 7 racehorse trainer, saffie joseph junior was also suspended indefinitely by churchill downs following the deaths of his or 2 of 2 of his horses. and at a bay area baseball, the giants beat the brewers at oracle park. 41 fans saw brett was lee hits his first career home run. the giants have now won 4 straight games. the giants and brewers play again this afternoon. first pitch is set for 105. at oracle park. as for the openings, they won their second straight over the royals in kansas city. the a's jumped out to a 4 run lead and kansas came back to make the game close. oakland holds on to win by a final of 5 to 4. the a's and royals play again later this morning. first pitch is set for 11, 10 and a visit baseball play it says look at me, a little chilly at the ballpark for the giants temperatures will be about 60

ish, but a lot of sun going on, particularly for >> our afternoon. yes, 60's all over the bay, including those in the valleys. >> we'll have your 7 day forecast as temperatures pop forecast as temperatures pop in the 7 day in the 80's. keep

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♪ nos gusta mezclar ♪ ♪ como malteada ♪ ♪ aqui hay lugar ♪ ♪ yeah we livin' in the golden state ♪ ♪ dame mas, fres-co y real ♪ ♪ (wooh) dale gas ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado ♪ >> welcome back 8.44. this beautiful morning, taking a live look now at downtown san francisco from our sutro camera. we can see sales force tower right in the middle there looking like it's going to be a beautiful day day that

it is. good morning, stephanie. good morning. all staff to work and some of the cloud cover going on in the south bay. this will take a little longer to clear, but some. >> blues trying to appear on through what's going up in tahoe. know your hurts about the snow from yesterday. here's the recovery. temperature-wise back in the 50's tuesday. mike, a little stray shower working in here. our temps pretty much holding in the 50's right now. a chilly 47 for santa rosa, but not much of an increase in temperatures this afternoon. although a lot of sun keeping us kind of cool will be those onshore winds. you can see working in here, particularly thanks to daytime heating both today and tomorrow. speaking of tomorrow, looks like a little passing showers possible. this map kind of exaggerates a little bit the hit that we might get. but that's a possibility. is there scattered clouds tuesday, clearing out for the remainder of the week that passed wednesday. that means high pressure building. and if this were the summer months are september something we'd be saying each bike and it is going to be one relative to our numbers today. we're going to be seeing some 80's there, 60 san francisco at the coast. let's keep it mid to upper 50's bayside the 63 or so

going on for burlingame to the south, get in those upper 60's like redwood city, palo alto in the south bay, mostly upper 60's. but a couple of 70's poking out here and there. 67 from opd u.s. mid sixties east bay shoreline, tri valley. just add a couple more degrees. you're pretty much there. 67 is so we don't see the big decoupling yet. you will see more of that post wednesday. however, 68 for concord, 64 berkeley, the watch the winds later today. 61 64 going on for napa and it looks like santa rosa checks in at 66. you know, spring does this. you have to change your wardrobe all week long. get ready for the short sleeved shirts coming by wednesday, popping at 70 well inland here come those 80's as we head on to next weekend. looks lovely for mom's day as we get out towards next weekend. love to see that warm up. dave, thank you. >> it is asian american and pacific islander heritage month. and joining me live today to showcase the spirit of indian cuisine is chef de

cuisine up her of a pen shawl with the bay area. michelin guide recognized restaurant roux. thank you so for joining us this morning. thank you. thank you so much. behind me out to her. and it's so pleasure to be out today, money. yes, we're still haven't had. i've actually dined at route before delicious. so we're thrilled to have you here. so walk us through what you're goingpto be showing us today. so i'll be showing you a >> are not recipe off mumbai. a case called a green be of a condo cases. quite a coat. these are for this to acquire some >> and this is something that anybody can make at home. yes, it's very easy. it's a comfort food at its. they had the 2, ok, some, but he, too, some are all mine go to give it angola of some fresh mangoes on the fresh green chick beat. i'm from it to international

is this more of a vegetarian dish? would you say yes, ok? to get the country at some green mangoes and beaten those and green oh, here comes the of a condo. that's the crowd pleaser right there. do that. and to feet touch me? just give that i think just being too nice to ok, some 2 got a cheetah international. that's again, not and the basics easing off in is caused truck sign up. right on of that, the fresh and here you go. the tossing up for the time being checked oh, yes. but on that shut me. yeah. you look at that color. just hour. just yes. and so you mix it all together. and so this is this meant to be served, holds south

>> it's so cold. i think that all time favorite. you can have any time of the now. i know that you already prepped injuries before him, but just mixing it all together to get to this point. just took about a minute or so. so very it's very easy put food. you can just get site animation. we've used it's going to to it and you present it in a way in using kind presentation be just to solid in the center, how they're doing more to put the quite and center so it's properly give us some shape, right? so that the presentations, ice right? >> but i mean relief for people at home who might not have this contraption they could just put on the places they can do. but that we presented in the restaurant. has to be. i appealing, of course, because don't go just to dine the first thing that people eat food is if it's beautiful, it's i appealing.

people would like to have that. yeah. and it's about the experience too. >> so again, a bit tough to go to sharon top. okay. that. and that gives us a little bit more texture, right? okay. i'm just should since it said shot. we just put some radish. some reddish. okay. had a very nice contrast of color right there. 2. gun issue is that some of do okay, right? so this is all reading very healthy to me as well. lots of vegetables and just very fresh produce there. and its gun ship that and to make it feel more beautiful. i live with a y been colors. the flag was and what kind of flowers are these those out of lineup for? i was okay if you can just but make it more to get to some more. freshness and punched by. the fresh green. be shoot.

just that beautiful color there. wow. and that's yard side, which is ready in a minute. threat for us. out of fun. quick thing. it's very spring-like. you want you as you can just put some sauce and if it wants other ago. gorgeous. that's decided ready. and you can try it out at home. yeah, not too many ingredients evolved and this is vegetarian. now people do want to add some protein. is there something you recommend? >> you can definitely add so i tune that out and that can be a good, healthy options the best and again, just for people at home who are curious about indian food culture, this is something that is would you say a more elevated version want know it's it's it's a more elevated religion of the street food in in in

india usually did not present are in on streets to doctors in the the shot or something that such moment. you just get very >> people and kind of thing that you can just take it on walked out how to enjoy that time. okay. this is just an animation, presentation about the chalk on the street with a friend. very good and the name of the dish, gun. it's the green be a lucky. you said it is action obesity. a mixture gives an explosion. all fun texture, different ingredients us but the climate to change is on season availability a law in the country. >> very interesting. and would you say that it's a little part of india? would you say that basically is the best part of and that's from mumbai and up. the bailey is quite turnaround in different regions of india. so you go to reasoning unify the different

name for it. >> and pete is basically one of the one which have get well bail, ok around. keep that in mind. >> i guess in the last time that we have here, you know, we start we know that rule is all about progressive indian cuisine, right? so can you tell us a bit about how it's going do basically means a spit or so? >> and who has got the spirit india to the bay area to the restaurant experience. it's just a difficult combination off to distant indian food and flavors with the local indians of california on the bay vick using international techniques on cooking methods. alright, lovely a chef. a per of a potential with through. >> thank you so much for your time this morning. and for showing us this delicious dish. perfect. thank you so much. and thank you for having me out here and how great money ahead. thank you so man: i'm not slowing down anytime soon. money ahead. thank you so much. we'll be right back.

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>> all right. take a look at this in honor of saturday's coronation. an artist made a portrait of king charles, the 3rd. >> a completely out of toast and popular spread in the uk. very creative. the artist's name is nathan. why a former contestant on britains got talent and he's known for making portraits from unique materials. and we can see that happening on your screen there. really cool stuff. course, no coronation is complete without the dogs coming out to pay their

respects to the crown. londoners brought their pups out to party on the streets of london and the dogs look the other way and their tail so looks like they're happy to be out for a stroll and celebrating the coronation of king charles. still ahead on the next hour of the 4 morning news. how the warriors are responding to last night's loss against the lakers and their plans to even out the series. >> plus, the oakland teachers strike continues what the school district is offering on the bargaining table. and we continue to follow the latest out of texas after another mass shooting leaves 8 people dead. stay with us. the kron 4 morning news continues.

>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. >> i'm stephanie lin. good sunday to you. we are, of course, covering a lot this morning. let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning date, stephanie. good morning and good morning, everybody. not off to a bad start. winds have been fairly calm overnight. we've seen temperatures drop with the good patches of clearing skies there. so we're off to a little bit of a cooler start, but our temperatures recover close to where they were from yesterday. so we expect bit of an onshore wind to pick up later today. so it will start to feel a little cooler than it actually is. so those 60's will feel like chile 60's.

>> again, noting some scattered clouds and there. here's the beauty shot, though. the golden gate bridge that cloud puff and hear the flag has been there for almost an hour now. so not a lot of movement, even a lot going on. basically mostly sunny from this vantage point. those temperatures mostly in the 50's mid 50's at that up to the north bay valais. jose always stand out at 49 holdout. 55 for half moon bay and also san jose. and the contrast from yesterday, a touch cooler around the immediate bay. but we're catching up now from yesterday's numbers. the breakdown today will keep it kind of on the mostly sunny note. there still is some patchy cloudiness to make note of it. now, tomorrow there is a passing chance of a brief shower going on. but on balance will be the same deal. the morning cloud cover breaks up for mostly sunny. but temperatures still in the 60's are going to be struggling with this for the next few days. but a warm-up or towards the middle of the week. we'll have more on that coming up in just a bit. stephanie. >> breaking news, a sad day for bay area. baseball fans, former a's and giants pitcher

vida blue has died. the oakland a's releasing a statement this morning saying, quote, there are few players with a more decorated career then by the blue. he was a 3 time champion and mvp a 6 time all-star, a cy young award winner and oakland a's hall of famer biden will always be a franchise legend blue made his major league debut when he was just 19 years old. he played for the a's from 1969. until 1977. winning 3 world series championships with the team. he then played for the giants from 1978 until 1981. and then again from 1985, to 86. he was 73 years old. now to a developing story we're following this morning. another mass shooting in america. this time 8 people are dead, including children after gunshots rang out at a mall in texas. the shooter is also dead. this all happened saturday afternoon in the dallas suburb of allen. that's about 25 miles north of

dallas. authorities say police shot the gunman who they believe acted alone. investigators are still looking for a motive this morning. this happening just one week after another mass shooting in texas killed 5 people in the city of cleveland. the u.s. is averaging one mass killing per week. so far this year. texas governor greg abbott released a statement extending condolences to those involved he said he's been in contact with state and local leaders and is offering his full support to make sure the appropriate resources are deployed. another developing story we're following here. another mass shooting in california this time in chico, a teenager is dead and several others injured after gunshots rang out at a party. it happened early saturday morning near chico state police say they found 6 people shot at an apartment building. a 17 year-old girl died at the hospital. 5 others were injured and are expected to be okay. the ages of the victims range from 17 to 21. police have not yet id ntified any

suspects, but they say the shooting is an isolated incident and there is no threat to the community right now. we're in the bay area. one person is dead after an early morning shooting in oakland. police say they found a car that appeared to have been in a crash near the i-580, keller avenue on-ramp saturday morning. officers found the victim suffering from a gunshot wound inside the car. the person was rushed to the hospital where they later died. oakland police are investigating the shooting as a homicide. it's come from the oakland unified teachers head back to the picket lines once again tomorrow. that's according to a member of the union bargaining team. >> this was the scene on friday on day 2 of the teachers strike. the district has offered to give teachers a 22% pay raise and a $5,000 bonus. >> but the 3,000 members of the teachers union say this is not just about the money. the teachers union says a tentative agreement might be reached, but only at the district comes up with more offers. a state task force approved a reparations plan saturday. that could mean

billions of dollars for california's black residents. the nine-member committee started drafting the proposal to address ways the state may compensate and apologize for what supporters have called generations of discrimination. economists say under the current plan the state could end up owing around 800 billion dollars to black residents among the approved recommendations. a public apology acknowledging the state's responsibility for past wrongs. the state legislature still has to agree to adopt the proposals. happening today. a newly constructed off-ramp on the bay bridge is open on your. one island, the original alignment of this ramp was closed nearly 20 years ago, too complete 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 of a lower deck of the bay bridge. officials say the new off-ramps design improve safe access by creating a separation from traffic, merging onto the bridge and allowing more space for larger vehicles. last night wasn't so

magical for the warriors. they lost by 30 points to the la lakers in game 3 of the western conference semifinals. sports director jason dumas was there and brings us reaction from the teen. it was a brutal saturday night in los angeles for the golden state warriors, things appeared to be going well for them early in this game. >> and then they just completely melted down in the 2nd quarter. 9 turnovers in that 2nd quarter alone, the warriors lost all momentum in this game. the lakers took advantage and they ended up blowing this golden state team out by 30 points. now, obviously many reasons for the fall out. but after the game, steve kerr was really talking about those mistakes in the 2nd quarter. >> you know, we we had control the game. we're pretty good shape. and that's when we lost to. lost our poise. i think we might had for technicals in

the 1st 12 turnovers at halftime. so, you know, you're there on the you're going against a great team, a great defensive in particular. you know, the you know, the crowd is going to be into got to be. got more boys than we were. >> we just got understand momentum. 2 different styles of play and, you know matter says a turnover. i mean, clay miscommunication in transition. and then a barrage of whistles and all that stuff. on quickly. i was really the point where they felt like they they got a life and they finished off a quarter strong and carry over into the 2nd half. so we've got to we've got to respond. the turnovers. and are filing. >> and that's on me. you know, playoff career high 6 turnovers. it's an excusable.

so monday will be better and more sure the ball make better decisions. >> game 4 will be monday night right here at crypto dot com arena at 7 o'clock. of course, we'll have all the coverage you can handle leading up to tip off on sunday, the warriors will have some media availability. we will talk to the team then, too, as they look to figure out this puzzle and even up the series all monday night reporting from crypto dot com arena. i'm jason dumas of kron. 4 sports. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news. rescue crews pulled 2 su.fers out of dangerous waters. more on the bay area agencies that stepped in to help save the day. >> trevor shirley in london. the coronation is over, but the celebrations continue all across the country. coming up, i've got a look at the festivities i know what you're thinking. “retta in a grocery store?" "celebrities really are just like us!” we're not. i'm just here to make a point. as a papertarian, i crush it in a place like this. now you gotta pay attention to the packaging.

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>> police in south san jose rather south san francisco held a gun buyback event saturday where they collected hundreds of unwanted guns, a police car or other people could turn in weapons anonymously, getting $50 for non functioning firearms. $100 for handguns, shotguns and rifles and $200 for assault weapons and ghost guns. police say they collected 264 firearms in all, including 9 assault weapons and for ghost guns. another buyback is planned later this year in san mateo county. rescue crews save 2 surfers swept away into the pacific ocean south of the

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>> the united kingdom is waking up today with a newly crowned king and celebrations continue all across the country. trevor shirley is live for us now at buckingham palace with a look at what's happening right now. good morning to you, trevor. >> hey there. good morning to you as well. it was just yesterday that king charles and his family came out on that balcony here at buckingham palace that you see behind me. we haven't seen the king yet today, but we are expecting to see him later on this evening at a concert to cap off the weekend sunday night. the coronation celebration continues at windsor castle. their stars like katy perry and lionel richie headline a concert in honor of king charles. the 3rd. >> earlier today, uk prime minister rishi sunak hosted the big coronation lunch at 10 downing street. first lady jill biden was among dozens of

the prince and princess of wales also took time to greet excited royal fans across london. sunday, celebrations were a far cry from the ceremony of saturday with the ancient coronation rituals played out with dignity and precision. the crown placed on the king's head marking the monarchy's new chapter, the king and queen later appearing on buckingham palace's balcony beneath the roar of military jets. >> and the celebrations don't end this weekend. tomorrow's a bank holiday here in the united kingdom. that means most businesses are going to be closed. they're asking people who live here to do some kind of community service project as a way to honor the new king. that's the latest here from buckingham palace. will send it back to you. all right, trevor, thank you so much for your live coverage. we appreciate it and enjoy that sunshine. >> well, people across great britain and right here in

california tuned in for the royal coronation. the rose tree cottage in pasadena is one of the spots where people who love everything. british celebrated king charles's royal coronation. >> the king is the king. is nothing to do with politics of the country. and i think that's where it stands out separate from parliament anything that >> he's a he is a backbone of the country. >> and then fry who you just heard from their attended queen elizabeth's coronation in 1953. but for king charles's coronation, you decided to stay in california, celebrating the event without having to travel and it looks like was dressed properly for the occasion to looking good. let's take a live look now at the bay bridge outside traffic moving along quite smoothly there. and the sun really coming up showing off a little bit this morning, dave, you know, the suns course rising earlier and earlier each day and today we got to see a little bit of it. this morning is unlike yesterday we have

the cloud cover interference broke up very nicely. >> and look at that. as you're mentioning, here's another shot for you, the east bay shoreline, blue skies, blue bay, all everybody checking in pretty good. so you get the game plan for this afternoon. more of this at a cool breeze to it tomorrow. kind of the same thing in your morning commute might be treated to a couple showers out there briefly. they will be. here's storm tracker. 4 real quick and again, noting some of those scattered clouds got to keep that in the forecast officially. so mostly sunny and cool on tap for today that the 60's chilly 60's going on with those cool cold 50's along the coast. again, that onshore breeze early in the week. more of that early isolated shower monday. but then we start seeing towards the latter portion week, the high pressure build in a way go. the temperatures kind like almost a runaway train through the 80's. we go right on into saturday. looks like we might even pop in the upper 80's at that. back to the short term forecast cloud cover erodes away. we're back to mostly sunny for today. tonight. tomorrow morning. cloud cover again. maybe a little shower or 2 boom. that clears out for

the afternoon. a little bit of the cloud cover returns on tuesday but was scheduled for that until we really start clearing out for the latter portion of the week. those winds, by the way, with daytime heating being driven in onshore into the teens somewhat typical, although the winds by pop a little bit later on before the high builds or with the high building getting to the middle of the week, and visor e strength. there's some scattered clouds in our forecast at 60 for san francisco. 63 oakland, 68. meanwhile for san jose, that's one of the hotter numbers are warmer numbers we see east bay is matching that as well as up in the north bay. 66 for santa rosa with the east bay shoreline mid 60's. so not a big decoupling from this that will see towards the latter portion of this week. but the early part numbers, a little sluggish. we're going to stay in the 60's the next couple of days. you can see in the interruption in the morning hours of some of those scattered clouds mid to upper 60's expected with that now will build on this with the 7 day forecast and checking your 4 zone as well. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you.

>> here in california, electric cars are nothing new, but more big rigs and trucks are going green. rich demuro takes a closer look. >> clean transportation is a hot topic, especially at the advanced clean transportation expo. it is really the the thing these days where everyone's trying to have cleaner, there are operations be more sustainable and figure out how to ultimately get to 0 missions just about every type of commercial vehicle now has a more sustainable model. it's one of the first electric ambulances in the entire world. a 150 mile range with benefits, firstly of 0 emission. so we're talking your pollution. we're talking climate change, but we're also talking about the health of people in and around the vehicle. can you hear that? >> that's the sound of this ni'cola hydrogen fuel cell electric truck. and it's pretty quiet inside. it's smooth and fume free. it's going to be us close to parity to diesel when it comes to

range. >> right. so what is what makes the hydrogen really unique? he's man of energy. that's how you could get out of high due to move. heavier loads full longer-range. the beta truck has a 500 mile range and re fuels in under 20 minutes. >> its solar, even refrigerated trucks can stay cool. thanks to the sun. this is able to haul groceries, all produce in the state of california today with. no diesel out on solar and electric. while there's lots of progress, challenge is holding things back, include the higher costs of green equipment and charging infrastructure. it's a lot of electricity charge, particularly these big trucks and that electricity is not necessarily available on every corner. companies are working on that, too, with portable charging equipment, powered by propane or natural gas that can be placed. >> anywhere, even if you're waiting for your infrastructure, you can use a solution in till your infrastructure is in place and then we can move it to the next yard. next customer next

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>> good morning 9.28. this beautiful sunday. thank you so much for joining us here at the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> start this half hour with a look at our forecast. and dave, it's starting to look a bit sunnier outdoors. yeah, this is drone most places. that's right. good morning, stephanie. good morning. everybody still work out in san jose state. as you can see. >> a lot of cloud cover kind of lingering around there, but we will see the skies open up as well. so this scenario we're going to see again tomorrow morning with the morning cloud cover in. should break up for the afternoon. temperatures a bit sluggish on the early part of the week and the winds are sluggish. now we

expect an afternoon breeze kicking in here, but come the single digits for those winds. storm tracker. 4 does note some scattered cloud cover going on. kentucky aloft. most of the moisture is at the lower levels there and up north. that's where most of the major traffic of the systems are. giants today versus the brewers game. time 105, temps near 60, but throw in there a west southwest wind at 10. that's going to be a little chilly with that 60 degrees and mostly sunny, even though will be an afternoon game. temperatures in the mid to upper 50's for much of the east bay for right now. 52 for santa rosa. 55 san jose. and for the day ahead, we'll go mostly sunny and mid to upper 60's and again, temperatures will be a little slow for the early part of our week. coming up. but we'll see a nice little spike in those numbers as we get towards the latter portion week. i'll have that in your 4 zone forecast. coming up and just a bit. >> east bay law enforcement responded to multiple sideshows friday night,

hundreds of cars and people blocked off intersections. as you just saw there. kron four's gayle ong has more on what happened. >> video from an overnight sideshow shows an suv ramming a car already engulfed in flames. with the sound of fireworks here, seeing the early morning air this sideshow starting in oakland around 10, 45 friday night. hundreds of people and vehicles gathering on the streets near the oakland museum. police show up and block off the crowds for several hours. earlier in the night around 09:30pm. this sideshow is spotted in crockett just south of the car keenest bridge tearing up the roads for about 20 minutes before taking the show on the in this case, i-80 down to oakland. oakland. police say they got many calls about overnight sideshows. still the illegal activity carried into

the morning hours as opd broke up the crowds early saturday. it's not clear if any arrests were made, but you can see several cars getting towed in the video as firefighters work to put out the flames. >> and all of this comes just 3 days after a man was being at another sideshow in oakland, mayor sheng tao responding calling what happened, outrageous and demanding accountability. reached out to her on these latest sideshow. so far we have not yet heard back. gayle ong kron, 4 news. police arrested a man in connection to the april shooting death of an 18 year-old man in el serino. >> officers found the law. she in citrus heights near sacramento on wednesday. they say associated with the car that fled the scene near where the victim sincere martin was found suffering from a gunshot wound. martin died later that day at the hospital. is being held at the contra costa county jail without bail. >> we turn now to the southern border where migrants in border officials wait for title. 42 restrictions to ent. >> evan moon is in washington

with the latest details. >> less than a week until title. 42 is set to expire. lawmakers are grappling with an influx of migrants at the southern border and the prospect of many, many more looking for last-minute solutions to prevent what could be another border crisis. it's the end of the trump era health policy that allowed border agents to turn away migrants on covid-related grounds. a tool used 2.7 million times since march of 2020. now the defending the white house says they've got what they need for the influx. we're going to set up the ability for people to go in the country there. want to leave. >> to go into an american facility to determine whether they qualify refugee when they qualify for asylum. >> the administration's efforts caps this week with the top immigration official homeland security secretary alejandra america's visiting the border. >> the border is not open. it has not been open and it will not be open. subsequent to may. 11th and the smugglers

who exploit vulnerable migrants are spreading miss information. they are spreading false information lies. but republicans are saying too little too late. it's about time that they're doing something because we've heard for months now, whether it was our vice president, who is the czar to the southern border or president, administration that the border was secure. there was no issues down there. now, all of a sudden they're sending dod personnel as border agents prepare to return to old protocols here in washington. the fight continues up until the final hours after 11 senate republicans sent a letter to biden this week urging him to reverse course. >> 2 senators are now proposing a plan that would keep the core tenets of title. 42 in place for another 2 years. independent senator kirsten sinema and republican thom tillis sponsoring the bill. >> sinema says this buys the biden administration more time to come up with a better plan to secure the border. texas senator john cornyn is a co-sponsor of the bill with the expiration of title. 42

will look at worse. it will get worse. >> we know that they don't seem to have the have the the backbone to actually do the sorts of things they know they need to do in order to discourage people from coming to the border in the first place. >> striking members of the writers guild of america did not protest on saturday, but that doesn't mean the walkout is ending anytime soon. there is still no talk of progress between the thousands of writers and major studios, the writers of film and television are seeking higher pay and more transparency about streaming data. the last strike by writers was 15 years ago and went on for 100 days so far, mtv has canceled their live broadcast of the movie awards tv show and production of stranger things. season 5 is postponed. take a look at this. more snow fell saturday in the sierra. check that out. this is video taken last morning at palisades tahoe. the cold weather creating some prime skiing and snowboarding conditions out on the mountain. looks like fun.

well, that very late season snow drawing mixed reactions from those who live in those higher elevations. reporter rowena shaddox has details on the excitement and dangers of this mid-spring flurry. >> take a look at this. snow in may pretty incredible. and while lots of people are coming up here to enjoy the snow, many people aren't following the basic rule. and that is to take it nice and slow on the freeway. >> snow at the 6,000 foot elevation. not unusual during snow season, but we are in the month of may. some drivers likely didn't realize how dangerous it still is to drive too fast when the snow is coming down. these 2 vehicles were damaged, but fortunately no one was hurt. one driver lost control of her suv and flipped it around, forcing it to the side of the road. while another vehicle spun out and lost its bumper, people came from all over to experience the late falling of snowflakes

like this man who brought his family from san jose. >> we didn't actually get a chance to come to this snow yet this season. we've been so busy with other stuff in school and things so it's actually. great for didn't get a chance to come that it's snowing again. >> well, the national weather service said coming up here, we would see a lot of heavy rain, which we did and also see snow here at this elevation. many people are happy and yet there are others that are just ready for that. spring weather. >> for kicks off our coverage of asian pacific islander heritage month with a story of bruce lee in 1960's hollywood. not a lot of people look like him and even fewer could do what he could do. lee was an action star, a philosopher and a trailblazer, a san francisco native who left a deep impression on the bay area. i got a special tour of a local exhibit. that's all about the legend. we're just outside of the bruce lee exhibit here in

san francisco. not too far from where bruce lee himself was born. >> now, inside this building are more than 100 artifacts. some of them very rare will showcase the contributions of this hollywood icon. my favorite one is poster over here. jeff shin point says to his favorite item on display, an image that got him through a difficult childhood. i was the only chinese in in in my class. >> so as a result i got i got picked on. i got caught every racial slur. the poster shows bruce lee in the 1972 film return of the dragon. and i looked at the poster and then i was crying. >> and then it was almost like bruce. he was speaking to me saying it's ok, jeff. >> because i'm chinese. it's a feeling shared by the younger generation to affect me a lot because bruce, like fought against racism. this is kyle pays first time at the exhibit. i think former is by tyler. we you know, we don't do anything. mclean close the like broke a barrier with lee was just 32 years old when he

died in 1973. but in that short life, he forever changed martial arts, creating his own free-flowing style that borrowed from many different disciplines, mt. oman. >> before show us. i want to. >> he broke barriers in hollywood and he remains a social justice icon. >> when i hear the words, bruce lee, that his name comes to me, i think a lot i think about someone fighting for the rights of all people. justin hoover oversees the exhibit in this display cabinet. you have to all facts i think are pretty exceptional. he shows us an original budget document from the 1960's tv show. the green hornet. >> worley was cast in the sidekick role of kato. bruce lee. >> was fighting amazing levels of systemic racism in hollywood. and as indicated in this but amount of money he's being paid compared to everybody else on set as the only chinese cast member lee

made less than even the stunt men. >> but as history and the exhibit shows he persevered, building bridges of solidarity along the way through see was a type of person that brought people together roost in care about the color of your skin. lee challenge, the traditional wisdom of the time opening in oakland martial arts school for people of all races and genders, bringing his unique brand of fitness and self expression to everyone. a message not lost on visitors like glenn pacman. we met him chaperoning a group of artists with disabilities. that do to show you very cold. >> lot of the exhibits about inclusivity and that really comes across things. a polarized things are pretty divisive now and the more we can do things to bring people together in a better for everybody. the exhibit highlights different facets of lee's persona. >> the sinker, the athlete, the visionary and the trailblazer who helped pave the way for asians in american cinema. when i was growing up

during the 1960's, i was very ashamed of my chinese heritage. >> due to all the negative stereotypes that you see in movies, tv and even a comic books in the academy awards. there was a lot of asian american representation. it's a slow process, but it's getting there he were alive today, i think he's to be winning. oscars himself is still be empowering other people to step into roles that did not feel comfortable in a force for empowering others to create what they see in their visions. >> and now we're just blocks away from the exhibit in san francisco's chinese hospital where bruce lee was born in 1940. and you can see this plaque here on the that. >> alright highs today. looking at the mid to upper 60's in the far east bay up to the north bay. we're talking mid 60's of what the 80's are mid 60's of what the 80's are comi

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>> welcome back. taking a live look now at sfo. well, looks like things have really cleared up in terms of that cloud cover, seeing those pretty blue skies up above. seems like a nice day to hop on a jet plane and fly far, far away. it is. >> that you could do. yeah. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. we're looking at a pretty good day to day except on the south bay. we're still working on it. that's the one of the last stops along the journey, clearing out all these bay area communities turning basically mostly sunny for this afternoon. but even inland temperatures won't be too lofty. let's take a look at tahoe now. little shower

interruption on tuesday, but on balance, a gradual warm up to about 52. latter portion of this week ahead, we are looking for temperatures to spike a little bit there, too, as we will in the home front right now. we stand in the upper 50's in the far east bay lower 50's up there, the north bay, although in a bottle. but 57 55 for san jose mid-fifties also along east bay shoreline. so there the winds they pop in the afternoon a little bit both today tomorrow, generally speaking on shore, as you can see in there in the teens and some lower 20's for highs. and we do see that little opportunity for maybe a shower monday morning ever. so briefly, this kind of overstates the point. but you get the general idea in the early part of the week. it's kind of a little bit of, you know, sloshing around with scattered clouds going on in clear skies and so forth. that clears out, though, by wednesday, thursday and earnest and we stay that way. 60 going on san francisco mid to upper 50's along the coast. burlingame, 63 and we get those upper 60's heading down south 67, palo alto in redwood city. that looks like the warmest numbers, even though they're slow to clear in the

south bay, 70 for campbell, morgan hill, 70 as well. mid 60's east bay shoreline, tri valley, upper 60's walnut creek at 67. we're looking at 68 for a concord. 61 for vallejo member. those onshore winds going to be the chilly there. 67 fairfield nap at 64 and santa rosa coming in at 66. so early part of the week. it's a little sluggish there. clouds and sun lower 60's 60's at work, boom. we pop by wednesday. look at us move. it's the upper 80's as we get into next weekend. looks like a nice set up in 2 mother's day right now. get ready because we're going to talk some health, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you so much. >> for your health this morning, whether we are at work or at school at home, like all of you watching right now, many of us are spending more and more time looking down at screens, right? and that can be a literal pain in the neck known as tech neck. and joining us now show us how we can relieve that pain is our in-house have health expert karen owoc. good

morning to you, karen. good morning, stephanie. lovely to see you as always. and a lot of people are dealing with this technique situation. exactly. so technically is it's basically a forward rounded shoulders. yeah. still, you know, we see it so much in our young kids now. and and the thing is it makes them look hunched and then not only look at a little bit, actually physically, it makes some old. so we need to fix that. okay. i'm going to have you demonstrate what the effect it has on your right. this is a bowling ball. >> it's it's about our head is about 10 to 11 pounds. so you're going to be carrying going to have you with and hold it in front of your body cut up right now. yes, all right. yeah, that so and then hold that for the next 16 hours. this that i forget going to the gym. we just got to break aaron. so so hold it in and then take it out about an inch. okay. so not only is tech neck of affecting those

that are on their phones, but also people like dentists and surgeons who are always hunched over their patients. so that's true. yeah. and they're often doing surgery for hours and hours so long hours. and then it's also called student syndrome. so those that are studying and looking reading all the time, it's affecting them right, watching tv with their their head, propped up with a lot or sleeping with a lot of pillows popped up. this also creating that forward head interesting. so now of up, go ahead. i'm going to have you exaggerate. extend the ball way on front. do you feel? >> that it's a little bit more strenuous on your upper back and and a big hit, honestly, because i have been holding this for minute or so. now i feel like it actually in yeah, i'm feeling it in the back. so you could go ahead, ok? well, thank i gym trainer for the day personal fitness trail to

your head should fit squarely on top of your neck and your shoulders. just like the golf ball on. okay. >> any deviation from that alignment? it's going to cause more forces in the muscles and joints. so what it comes out to is for every inch that your head is forward. that's an extra 10 pounds. so if you're and your head is 3 inches out, you're now carrying a 40 pound head. wow. yeah. so that's a lot of stress put on the up with, say upper neck and shoulder. so we really need to fix because in the long run, you're going to have problems. so one way to test and see if you have it for one. felt like if i can see your ear you can take just simply take a pencil in place it right there at the shoulder. okay. and then maybe you can turn to the to the audience now your that pencil should intersect your ear

intersect. the yeah. yeah, ok, you're kind of so so that's one way you can test other way you can test at home is too find out where look at your posture and your where your thumbs are. if your thumbs are are pointed into in towards the midline of your body and then your shoulders around it. so what you want to do is pull your shoulders back. your thumb should be pointed forward like like that. so that's a really good check to see if you have shoulders are starting interesting because when you told me to do that, i did seal like map start to work a little bit, too. that's correct. the pass so one of the things that we need to do their 3 ways to treat it and one is with self's with the ball kind that we did last week and then and i'm going to have to use with this is called a fair cain, sara yes. so what you're going to do is

place the ball right there at me. you know, you might find u.s. a sore spot, a trigger. i mean, have you hold your left hand here left left left. and your right hand down here. okay. going to push down with this hand and then push out with that him. okay. so push push down was an and pushed out so so you're putting pressure on the areas. and you might have to kind of move it around to find that trigger i have i have many stores spots. unfortunately, you're constantly in this posture, then you're definitely going to hit you. you'll know it when you hit that spot to she feel and where there's a not it. and then you could kind of wiggle around to really bureau that ball. it can. decide what is going on here. so really pushed and pushed out one. well, you do that. i'm going to show you another way to massage the back with the ball. and this is just a tennis ball in a shock. and i

love this one than i do this in my stress management classes their schools the reason for the shock is to be able to throw it over your your back like this and then lean up against a lot in so good. good. it helps to relieve the knots. and yes, yeah, it's just feel it's it feels wonderful. and uk. >> very calm. very active. very and and this $35. so if you haven't found a mother's day they're okay. the other thing is when you have >> rounded shoulders your chest. it's getting very tight and time. take a deep breath. when your to your shoulders are down. and that's the one thing you not only getting chronic neck pain, shoulder pain, but you lose 30, 30% of your lung capacity. so this what get. this is what i see with by pulmonary patients. so not only am i trying to, you know, increase or lung capacity increase and improve

their postures. living in. take a deep breath. you try that at home. try try to take a deep breath when you're hunched over like like that. so also you could put some massage that chest muscle, kate, to really work out some of that place. arm in in the between a door and place your hand on the gm and forward a lease. really opened up the area and then also you need to strengthen the muscles in the back because those are stretched out there. not really working. so one resistance band. yes. so if you could just hold, yeah, this ban and this do some rose for you really retracting that? yeah. there light. so this is a really you can do with your you're with friends or on the door, but doria. so there's so many different and this is just a few of them, too, to improve your neck pass year, a go of some very helpful tips there from karen owoc, our health expert here

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guys, you can see their tails are wagging and they just look so happy to be out there to for a nice walk in. join there humans. it's a help celebrate the coronation of that nuke and they had some showers. you mentioned the weather today but looks like shout. yes, yes, it was very rainy out there yesterday. >> but a different story for us here today. it we have the of the left-hand side, your screens, deputies before this high takes over. so we're kind of on our own and this, you know, scattered clouds, sun 60's, blah, blah, blah, that the high pressure builds lookout. 70's 80's upper 80's by saturday. we call this a heat spike in the summer. >> but right now we can handle it. so it's looking good and looks good for mom into next weekend. so loving it. 2 thumbs up on that. if you're waiting for all right. love to see it. yeah. all right. thanks so much, dave. >> and thank you to all of you for joining us here at kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin and enjoy the beautiful sunshine and stay safe and have a great day. take care. everybody.

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