they focus on our safety... so we can focus on this little guy. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning and thanks for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm ella sogomonian in for stefanie land. it's saturday may 13th and we have a lot to get to this morning. but first, let's get a look at the weather with dave spahr. >> ella, good morning and good morning, everybody. we are dealing with fog this morning. the golden gate bridge. trust

me. it's there, but it's not living up to the iconic status of that fog situation. that will be a player in to our weekend forecast as summer like as it will be. we'll be fighting that fog both today. and it looks like tomorrow morning as well. might be a little elsa trends by tomorrow morning. so speaking of that fog, here's the breakup. we get fairly quickly today by the late morning hours. pretty much taken care of. we go back into the sunny boat. here comes back again for tonight. good coverage area spilling across the delta in the by that inland warming. and then the breakup. yeah, that will happen by noon. but we may have some coastal clouds hanging around into the afternoon. the winds are going to notice them pop a little bit tomorrow afternoon. we'll be talking about that a little bit. but single digits to calm right now in the temperature check mostly in the 50's over the geography. 61 for antioch. that gives us a comparison of a couple degrees ahead of where we were this time from yesterday. the breakdown for you today. 75 by 11 by 2. 86 says some areas inland stream their way through into the

lower 90's. we have more on that forecast coming up in a bit. elop. >> we'll see. is there. well, the amtrak station in downtown martinez will remain closed through the weekend. hazmat crews are still cleaning one and a half pound mercury spill in the parking lot. the toxic metal was also found on nearby streets. people are being encouraged to avoid the area. and in the meantime, trains will stop near the old station depot and use the ferry street road crossing instead of stopping at the martinez station. the north bay high school where 2 students were stabbed in march and then one of them died was on lockdown on friday. the latest incident is causing anger in the community with people arguing that there's not enough being done to keep students and teachers safe kron four's. rob nesbitt was at the school and has more on what police are saying. >> the lockdown lasted for about 2 hours. students were released and reunited with their parents. every parent i spoke to stood here in fear during the lockdown while they waited. this is what the

sidewalk in front of montgomery high school looks like friday. >> parents like hector gonzalez lined up waiting for answers while the school is on lockdown. >> i mean, i'm just really concerned. trust your kid, too. >> santa rosa police were called to the school at 10:45am. after a student called 9-1-1 to report. another student showing off a gun. several students ran when they saw officers arrived and police searched the campus for a suspect. parents getting updates from their kids locked in classrooms told as part of the one school in weston not >> gun on the race findings. plus, if you listen to according to police, no guns were found but officers did find a knife hidden in a classroom wrapped in a t-shirt. no arrests were made. but wayne's or rita says he saw police escort a student from the campus to a police cruiser. did. i was actually standing to the parents. >> and there i came out of their head when they saw. sun. walk out rita's daughter is a

freshman at montgomery high school and he was reunited with her after lockdown ended around 01:00pm. >> it's the same school where a student was stabbed to death in march. yet you wonder if you put your daughter and the right school, a school resource officer was added to the campus after the fatal stabbing and santa rosa. police say the officer helped identify potential students involved and isolate any danger to a single classroom. parents waiting outside say more needs to be done to keep kids safe. there just has to be some better protocols. and, you know, i you know, i feel like they actually should want all the students. they should go through a gate. investigators have learned about a social media trend today called senior assassin day encouraging seniors to bring water guns to school. officers are still working to determine if today's lockdown was caused by a real gun or a toy. >> reporting in santa rosa. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. >> the developer who are set to build multiple housing units at people's park in berkeley has pulled out of an agreement with the uc system.

the developer housing for community development plan to build 125 units for the homeless at the national landmark. the university plans to build student housing on a portion of that site. the developer says the court's decision to overturn the developments approval created significant delays in the project. meanwhile, uc berkeley is looking for a new developer. chp is investigating a suspicious death after a body was said to have been found in a burned vehicle at a nevado tow yard. they say the silver mercedes had been towed by officers along highway 101, near the san antonio road exit in novato on may 3rd, the next morning downtown nacio rope tow reported that the car was on fire and the body was found after the fire had been extinguished. identity of the victim has not been released. friday marked a day 7 of the oakland teachers strike and both sides are still negotiating. students have not been able to attend class since last weekend. the last

day of instruction for the school year is in just 2 weeks. but as kron four's philippe reports, there is optimism that a deal may be near. >> the oakland teachers strike adding another layer to the disruptions to instructions students have had to manage through. well, still recovering from the pandemic. many of them living in underserved communities. and with the school year winding down, yet, classrooms remaining empty and into the bargaining dispute between the oakland unified school district and the teachers union, oakland education association. >> is welcome. this clearance in 2 weeks. my own child, mister ap on thursday has been postponed. so she will take it next week. olivia, you think is a member of the only a's executive our kids need to be back in the classrooms on monday and that the power on the streets today is it? i'm i'm convinced that that would that it will that will make it happen. due to vick is also a kindergarten teacher at

manzanita seed elementary school and the mother of high school and middle school students. she believes the deal is imminent, adding that the school district is bargaining a's common good proposals like tackling homelessness, health and safety issues and the use of a country district properties. >> demands the school district has said are outside its state superintendent of public instruction tony thurmond has been involved in the talks in the bay you know, 70 look at the salaries that they they have and they should be compensated better. >> and i'm grateful that the teachers members that resist issue, but that they've also said, let's the things that we know are going to help our students who have it impacted the most by the achievement gap our students can achieve. we're feeling deeply the love and support that we have from from from everyone across opened. and the hope is all sides are ready to move on. >> philippe djegal all kron. 4 news.

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>> welcome back. well, this week in alum rock park in san jose is expecting a ton of visitors. kron four's. justin campbell tells you what to expect. if you plan on hitting the trails. >> alum rock park is missing its iconic hollywood-style sign after heavy rains washed away earlier this year. no cars are allowed inside the park. only hikers and cyclists are allowed in. it looks pretty busy right now. honestly. and san jose park ranger alex for august says most of the damage to trails has been cleaned up. but she says if you plan on coming for mother's day, come early because only one parking lot is open for mother's day. we're expecting that are creek trail will be very popular because it's very beautiful. this time of year around us is this time of the year. there's a ton of wild flowers for the public to view and picnic sites for you to take your

mother, too. but with the warm weather, she says be on the lookout for reptiles. knicks will be active this time of year. but for most hikers and cyclists are happy to put the chilly winter behind cited that the days are longer and it's not cold the city says the damage to the park was 19 million dollars and they're still working eventually have a full reopen reporting in san jose. justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> speaking of the outdoors, here's a live look of a lot of clouds from our sutro camera. so we have dave spahr in the weather center with your weekend forecast. dave, what can we expect later today? that's that's typically like a sandwich shot there. l it shows the different layers were atmosphere right there. you get up there to 1500 feet. and you know, it's 75 degrees. >> at the lower level, we have the marine layer coming in a low and a big way. >> cloud cover. you can see it towards the coast. this will clear a little quicker than tomorrow situation. so that's going to be a little tricky in the forecast. temperatures are

going to reflect that for san francisco southern marin, pesky area. sometimes it doesn't clear role easily. plus is going to be a strong force of winds going well inland. there will be that strong onshore wind right across the delta which will see on the winds coming up in a bit. all right. here's half moon bay. clearly we've got the overcast that will be taken care of as we approach around noon getting you into a kind of a mostly sunny day. it looks like for the afternoon. 61 for antioch, most readings in the 50's. but as i said, right above us, it's very mild. in fact, warm a little drier, too. so once the sun gets up, there starts warming up the ground. we mix everything out. we go back to mostly sunny and handing it over to future cast for kind of tells it. well, we're talking about we clear out pretty quickly today. it comes back again tonight. again, that marine layer coverage areas almost total. mike pick up a little bit of the ways. some, you know, drizzle lying along the coast, potentially. but then the clearing pattern takes a while. all right. we get to around noon shortly there afterwards. most areas are handled well, but donna, monterey, bay, some of those

coastal clouds may linger in. they're going to have a dampening effect on forecast highs as well. so it may be more in the mostly cloudy mode along the coast tomorrow. sorry for mom. if you're headed that way, just to keep that in mind, that could be a little more problematic and also quite windy around the quirkiness trade. it looks like particularly tomorrow, too. back to those winds for today. we got a breeze going on for a typical hanlon heating, so on and so forth. let's get to tomorrow. this gets more interesting as you can see coming right across the golden gate bridge through the carquinez strait in the delta. those numbers start to pop well in the 20's off the contra costa county solano county, you get a good strong onshore wind throughout tomorrow afternoon. not going to be big cooling effect, just will be a bit of that stiff wind right across the street there. so for today, we're talking the morning fog almost taken care of except along the coast for now warm bay with 80's 90's inland mother's day got the scattered clouds for the bay. again, that will be handled by noon but inland, sunny, still warm. we're

looking at about 90 or so going on. more problematic along the coast next week. mostly sunny, gradual moderation. some scattered clouds late in the week. pretty nice forecast on covering that morning. fog patchy cloud cover as we approach noon. 72 early clouds and nice. san francisco, 78 for open 87 san jose on the bigger board, we've got the new crayons out. how about that? got the blood red off towards the east. meanwhile, cool 60's along the coast could have more of your extended forecast coming up. inning that along with the 4 zone. ella love to see the heat. thanks so much. stay. >> well, it's the end of the season for the warriors after managing to stretch the season to the western conference semifinals, the dubs fell to the lakers at crypto dot com arena in los angeles last night, kron 4 sports reporter jason dumas breaks down the game for us. >> the dust has settled and the warriors season is over. and there's a first for everything for the first time in his career with the golden state warriors, steve kerr has lost a western conference

playoff series. this also snaps a 28 series streak of a road when the warriors were not able to pick up a road win in this series, they ultimately lose this game and the season is now over and now we can break down a whole bunch of things and get new wants. but at the end of the day, the warriors rely on klay thompson in jordan, poole if they want to win games in jordan, poole and klay thompson did not have a good series and that proved to be the difference. now, the warriors head into the offseason with a ton of questions a couple months earlier than there used to. to be fair, i >> this team. probably, you know, maxed i you know, we were barely in the playoff picture for most of the years. so to to make that push to get there to win it up first-round series and then, you know, to give the you fight in this

series and have our that puts us in the top among the top. you teams in the league. that's probably where we where we should this is not a championship team. you know, that's >> if we were would be moving on some of those questions. bob myers, will he return? the warriors. gm has a contract expiring, draymond green. he has a player option this summer on his contract. he can choose to go elsewhere. klay thompson will be entering the final year of his contract next year. he has made it known that he wants the new contract. so a lot of decisions to be made. of course, we will keep you up to date on all of them right here on kron 4 news. but for now, at the end of the warrior season, we're signing out from crypto dot com arena. i'm jason dumas. >> quite the disappoint will back at home. thrive. city was packed with excited fans on friday for the big game

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>> good morning and welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. we're starting things off at this half hour with a look at your forecast because it's a scorcher inland. so if you want to beat the heat head to the coast, dave spahr is in the weather center with the latest now good morning. good morning, everybody. and we're looking at some sunshine already peering out, as you can see in the south bay and san jose state's give you a little flavor of some blue skies, a low around the bay. we have the fog. >> that's checking-in it warm up very nicely as we get into the afternoon hours and very much in the way of hot temperatures happening well inland. all right. let's get to those winds not doing much for right now. we expect a little bit of a breeze, a kind of spring-like breeze this afternoon. it's really tomorrow. we'll start to see a little bit of an uptick on those winds will have a little bit of a a selective cooling effect in certain locations here. temperature check for you. we have the 50's around the bay. 61 antioch 50's up to the north bay with 49 there, santa rosa for the oakland a's versus the rangers 1, 0, sevens. first pitch temps, mid 70's. we've got sunny with a light breeze. west side west

northwest winds at around 10. so the winds will be too active for today. the breakdown gets us up to 86 by 2 o'clock, although some locations will see in the business of the lower 90's in pretty close to that expected to tomorrow. but they'll be some nuances around the immediate bay and the coast. it looks like some of those fog clouds linger around a little bit into the early afternoon. a look at your 4 zone forecast. we come back in just a bit. elop. see you then. >> well, the man accused of beheading his ex-girlfriend with a samurai sword in san carlos is pleading not guilty by reason of insanity. the suspect jose lundy ana, is charged with murdering karina castro just outside her home last september. a san mateo county judge has appointed 2 doctors too, preparing medical report as lundy waived his right to a speedy trial earlier this year, the same judge ruled the suspect was competent to stand trial based off psychological evaluations. the victim castro was a mother of 2, including an 18 month-old baby fathered by the suspect. and open side show in

february led to the arrest of a man and the discovery of thousands of dollars in stolen merchandise. police first spotted to the screen camaro at a sideshow. and then about a month later and a different side show. the driver was stopped by police and the car was impounded for 30 days during that time, police noticed that stolen parts have been installed on that car using a search warrant. chp officers say they went to the home. a 37 year-old christian del toro where they found more stolen car parts and about $20,000 in stolen merge del toro has been arrested on a string of charges, including receiving stolen property. it's been a community alert regarding the abductions of young black girls in the city of oakland. one council member is urging colleagues to back pending state legislation designed to help find them. has doing has that story. >> missing, kidnapped trafficked.

>> and on the streets of oakland, exploiters are literally snatching our most vulnerable girls out there which are black and latinos. incredibly important of the 1500 a missing persons that are total in the city of over 400 are black women. that is a concerning and troubling number. that is why a broad coalition of oakland based organizations have the clear their own state of emergency to what they say is an increase in black girls being abducted in the city. >> the chairperson of the oakland violence prevention coalition, vanessa russell says over the past month alone, there's been 10 attempted abductions with 3 occurring over the last week. is there one incident over the last weekend was? >> just 2 guys that drove that. i'm one of them and try to take you know, a young black girl the street and she was able to defend herself. this is enough. we have to do something. oakland city councilmember treat the read is leading the call for her

council colleagues to adopt a resolution in support of a state bill that >> aims to improve locating black girls that have gone missing. and so this call to action from the community. and certainly effort that i am lifting up for the city of oakland to adopt a resolution in support of california senate bill 6.73, which is being led by senator bradford that would establish an ebony alert to help locate missing black youth. >> and black women statewide and certainly want to see that call of action. let out here in our own city as the rest was also the executive director of the love never fails organization which compiled this list of precautionary safety tips for young girls in oakland. among the tips, how to protect yourself from online predators. certainly be aware of your online presence and and don't always. >> just believe that any people who are trying connect with you are who they say they are definitely not hooking up with strangers. and when you're online, but let's get to solving the root causes. and we need to start holding

the buyers accountable in oakland haaziq madyun kron. 4 news. >> other news san francisco police are investigating 3 separate shootings in the bayview neighborhood within the past 2 days. the most recent shooting happened at around 4 o'clock friday afternoon on 3rd street and palou avenue. police say that the victim was rushed to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. no word yet on his condition and no arrests have been made. then another person injured in a shooting at around 3 thursday afternoon near newhall street com avenue. police say that a man was in an argument with another guy who then shot him. the victim is suffering from now-life-threatening injuries and the suspect has not been caught there either. the 3rd shooting happened at around 11, 30 thursday morning on palou avenue and rake in street. not too far away from the other 2 shootings. police say that a man was hurt but is expected to survive again. no word on any arrests at this time. >> we're taking another live

look outside this time at the san francisco international airport this morning where >> united airlines employees have joined their co workers across the country on friday for a single day strike united pilots say they've been negotiating for a new contract for years and took to the picket lines to demand a new contract. they want better work rules, a better scheduling system and a focus on attracting new pilots. >> we are looking for. >> overall value and quality of life improvements especially with our antiquated scheduling system, we would like our pilots to be able to make better commitments and have better work-life balance. >> in a statement, united airlines said we're continuing to work with the airline pilots association and the industry-leading deal we have put on the table for our world-class pilots. all united flights will operate as planned while our pilots exercise their right to distribute information and pickett while off duty. pilots

at southwest airlines are also with authorizing a strike as of friday as negotiations over a new contract and an increase in pay remain on the table. the pilots union says that 99% of their members approved the move. however, a federal law is making it difficult for airline unions to strike, meaning the pilots. there won't be allowed to walk off the job any time soon. southwest says that travelers shouldn't be too worried about flight disruptions during the ulcoming busy travel season saying, quote, we're staffed and prepared to welcome travelers for their summer travel plans. and coming up on kron 4 morning news, why lawmakers are saying they blame the baby formula shortage on the fda. >> and the action that inspectors are demanding from congress. plus, officials are urging you to take caution near the russian river is melting. snow will mean stronger currents this summer. >> the details coming up. also as we head into the break and just in time for the weekend, it's annual five-block sale in

san francisco and spend more than 40 year tradition on fair oaks street. that event runs from now until 04:00pm actually from 09:00am to 04:00pm between 21st and 26th street. there will be lots of treasures and trinkets for sale. again, this event is free for everyone to attend. it starts at 09:00am goes on until 4 in the afternoon. up find some cold out there.

>> lawmakers from both parties were pushing back against the

fda in a hearing friday regarding last year's major shortage of baby formula. >> let's say a major formula manufacturer finds bacteria in its supply today. does the law require it to tell the the answer is no. >> the biggest us maker of baby formula recalled several products and had to shut down for quite some time. inspectors found potentially dangerous bacteria in the formula. lawmakers say there's plenty of blame to go around, but it all comes back to the fda. the agency wants congress to require real-time monitoring and reporting for bacterial contamination. for your help. this morning, state officials are warning people about the potential danger of mosquitoes. the office of emergency services releasing a video friday reminding people that this year's historic rainy season has left plenty of water all around. and what that does is create breeding grounds for mosquitoes. they say to stay away from standing water and to take precaution.

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could be dangerous. kron four's gayle ong has the story from kernville. >> lovely today? it's a nice, warm day. it was a quiet sunny on to rio beach. but the water moving a little bit fast out there. but, you know, i don't think it's anything dangerous. you just want to know how to swim if you fali over and well, gilbert, an experienced swimmer from colorado is not worried about the current the russian river right now >> you know, coming down from very high flows that we early this year. first a of >- responders are warning people who are planning to visit the russian river this weekend. >> to be aware of potential hazards while the air temperature is warm. >> the water temperature i just checked and the 63 degrees and the russian river in the greenville area. so that's still quite cold and would be a real shocker. even outside air temperatures so warm there often hazard that you cannot be in the river. there might be trees or rocks or things that could cause a problem with warmer weather on

tap this weekend. >> division chief matt wind room with the sonoma county fire district is reminding people >> to keep an eye on children wear a life jacket while boating and never turn your back on the ocean in the meantime, crews have been preparing ahead of the summer season. we have had our swift water rescue crews. i'm out doing some annual refresher training. >> in the last week to take advantage of the river conditions while they're still higher than summer clothes, which good to be kind of love and rescue teams will have their boats ready in case of an emergency. >> reporting from sonoma county, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> also for talking about toe outside. let's take a look outside. this is the incredible view from the mount tam cam with all those clouds covering the view of the city. that's a check in with grinch or there to see see them. this the second, you're coming up >> no, yeah. was still be dreaming. what time is

>> rob the sandman on in my eyes. i don't know what. good morning. good morning, everybody. i'm what i was referencing there. i guess maybe it's a other part of the mountain. they're poking up there. but, you know, to go very far right there in the right-hand love the sea. >> right. and it's like the locking us yeah, of the the fog. but anyway, yeah. is it? >> yes, there is. heaven says what so it is higher ground. it's getting up there. so if you're standing right up there, la would be like in the 70's says it's gore talking about so that's what's going on here. we have warmer air right above us and the fog clouds you can see towards the coast and we start warming the ground. the process starts to go through. we eat up the clouds, the fog and go back to mostly sunny moat. that's we expect to happen tomorrow, but could be a little slower tomorrow and some more nuance with all of that to want to take it to tahoe. real quick, lots of sunshine do want to make note that tomorrow the potential is there maybe for a couple of stray showers working here. we'll show you that a bit. 67 monday and then tuesday about 62, even hearing about the melting snow going

to continue. obviously, we're already getting the short sleeve weather up there. looks like with the upper 60's when we get to the 70's. 49 santa rosa, lots of 50's across the bay. as you can see, any alex coming in at 61. those winds today. we've got a little bit of a breeze. yeah, we're getting the teens and all that stuff. and then tomorrow, here's the pop you can see right across the carquinez strait. so we have that inland warming is really pulling in that coastal air because of this flow pattern. we might have problems clearing san francisco, the golden gate, southern marin, a little bit tomorrow and along the coast back to the future cast map. it was mentioning might see some stray showers working their give you a real spring summer. like flavor up there. if you're getting a hit or miss shower, most of the week will be pretty much cloud-free. we get to the middle to latter portion of the week. you'll see this on the 7 day more cloud cover starting to develop that highs. weakening temperatures falling gradually all week to more of a typical spring like pattern. 4 zone forecast covering you. 72 san francisco at the coast. a lot of 60's, although a 70 here and there

77 for burlingame. 78 foster city. how about that already? 80's coming out here, palo alto, redwood city, mid 80's down to the south bay, upper 80's to near about 90 or so east bay shoreline. mid 80's tri decoupling now lower 90's, pleasanton and 90 91 danville, walnut creek at 92. meanwhile, along the east bay shoreline, 78 for oakland, berkeley, 77, we've got the to 78. that will be kind of very windy tomorrow. 93 going on fairfield, 89 for napa in santa rosa coming in. 94. so looks pretty good today tomorrow and going to be warm and all of that sunny and hot inland at the coast. what has some cloud issues going on tomorrow? as you can see, we drop through the 80's all next week here getting to 77 by friday was my parka. and meanwhile, on the east bay shoreline, lots of 80's and 70's return next look at the thanks so much, dave. >> well, this sunday mother's day, the docklands film

festival is taking place in sandra fell. it's a chance to share something special with mom. there's a must-see film called moms and dads factory, not an adult or medical film. exactly as it should be entitled 90's. but that's actually a personal story about family faith and feeling whole again called for zone. vicki liviakis had a chance to speak with the bay area producer and small-town director about why this documentary touches so many. >> this is really a film about becoming whole again. >> phone rang and it was doctor telling me that cancer and you have to have surgery within the next couple weeks. it does feel strange even after i had my reconstruction. >> to look in the mirror and it was just a constant reminder. cancer is taken from us. >> there is no good way to construct >> and i said, well, can i figure this out? this clearly a need out there?

>> so the this is it. yeah, this is it. and i think what's incredible is how something so small can have such a big impact for people just in superstar directed mom and dad's factory, a story about his own family from a conservative small town in wisconsin and how they dealt with his mom's cancer. >> mastectomy, the heart of it is the story of my parents. >> secret prosthetic business that has kind of transformed quite a few lies, including the mount mosque are nominated. berkeley filmmaker jason collin is the producer says, you know, justin start making this film was about this business. but in the end, it was really this sweet love story about his and when that he got to tell from his perspective, it create it by justin's dad for his mom. the custom made silicone started out as a labor of love and became a small business and calling many people have been my dad, i think now it's about

5,000 75,000. so many people this and i'm truly grateful to you. >> my mom's cancer, which on its face a terrible thing. >> has positively affected thousands of people's lives around the world. so, yeah, it's it's definitely love story. >> so this this summer, that does. >> those conference, vicki liviakis reporting for us this morning. >> in other news, tom brady could soon have a new role. nfl owner is reportedly negotiating to become a minority owner in the las vegas raiders. >> according to reports, brady has been in discussions with raiders managing partner mark davis for weeks. there's no indication how large a stake brady wants to buy and on the team. but reports say brady's involvement will be, quote, unquote, pass it. the raiders were recently valued by forbes at more than 5 billion dollars. there's a bit of irony with brady's potential involvement with the team because of raiders. fans are steadfast in their belief. the brady and his new england

patriots cheated the team out of a playoff win and the infamous tuck world came that either and as we head to the break for the weekend, it's time for the pop-up mother's day market on ocean avenue. >> that event runs from 10 in the morning until 3 in the afternoon on lakeside landing. >> at 2,500 for ocean avenue, the pop-up market intends to bring out unique mother's day gifts just in time for sunday. there will also be live music on stage. you're encouraged to bring donations of new baby essentials for the homeless prenatal program, coordinated by the saint francis episcopal church. the event is free. (cheering) imagine you're doing something you love. rsv could cut it short. rsv is a contagious virus that usually causes mild symptoms, but can cause more severe infections that may lead to hospitalizations, in adults 60 and older -

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the oakland teachers strike wrapping up its first full week of protesting. both sides argue over the projected cost of the teachers agenda. plus, just about 2 months after a student was stabbed and killed on a high school campus, the same school goes on a lockdown after reports of a student with the gun. >> also, we're following the latest updates on that near mercury spill. cleanup in martinez. so stay with us. kron 4 morning news continues.

area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on kron. 4 morning news. i'm ella sogomonian >> well, it is saturday may 13th and we have a lot in store for you. but first, let's get a check of the weather with dave sphar in the weather center. >> look, good morning and good morning, everybody. as you can see behind or they're even the bay bridge is partially obscured by this fog. certainly the golden gate is you will fog is greeting us this morning as it will tomorrow morning as well. but have no fear. this will clear out and off to a sunny hot day in london. looks like for today and pretty much holding tomorrow around the bay will get some relief, however, because the fog will be a little bit more stubborn to clear now getting back to that fog, your clears out pretty quickly today. well, before noon, it's all taken care of even along the coast returning tonight. but then tomorrow afternoon, a little slower to clear out. it's going to take

it into the afternoon to do so around some might even have some leftover clouds in southern marin and san francisco, not much in the way winds. we do see a little pop happened this afternoon. more noticeable around the carquinez strait as we get to tomorrow afternoon. so right now a lot of mid 50's around the bay inland, a little warmer like an antioch at 65. but still those mid 50's up there to the north bay. this contrasts from 24 hours ago. pretty close to that. a couple degrees ahead. we are at this hour. and for today, 88, it looks like by 3 o'clock with some 90's to be had more of that expected tomorrow. as you get a little flavor of summer this weekend. again, noticing that on mother's day, if you're headed towards the coast, tomorrow might have to some deal with some coastal clouds throughout much of the day. we'll have more on your forecast coming up in just a bit. l a. >> see you sunday. the amtrak station in downtown martinez will remain closed through the weekend. hazmat crews are still cleaning up a one and a half pound mercury spill in the parking lot. the toxic metal was also found on nearby

streets. people are being encouraged to avoid that area. in the meantime, trains will stop near the old station depot and use the ferry street road crossing instead of stopping at the martinez station. not a pretty serious story in the north bay where high school was locked down on friday and it's the same school where a student was killed and another stabbed back in march. the latest incident is causing more anger in the community with people arguing not enough is being done to keep students and teachers safe kron four's rob nesbitt reports on the message from police. >> the lockdown lasted for about 2 hours. students were released and reunited with their parents. every parent i spoke to stood here in fear during the lockdown while they

in classrooms told as part of the one school in weston not causing an on race findings was that he was in the according to police. no guns were found. but officers did find a knife hidden in a classroom wrapped in a t-shirt. no arrests were made. but wayne's or rita says he saw police escort a student from the campus to a police cruiser. did. i was actually standing to the parents and there i came out of their head when they saw. >> sun. walk out rita's daughter is a freshman at montgomery high school and he was reunited with her after lockdown ended around 01:00pm. >> it's the same school where a student was stabbed to death in march. yet you wonder if you put your daughter and the right school, a school resource officer was added to the campus after the fatal

stabbing and santa rosa. police say the officer helped identify potential students involved and isolate any danger to a single classroom. parents waiting outside say more needs to be done to keep kids safe. there just has to be some better protocols. and, you know, i you know, i feel like they actually should want all the students. they should go through a gate. investigators have learned about a social media trend today called senior assassin day encouraging seniors to bring water guns to school. officers are still working to determine if today's lockdown was caused by a real gun or a toy. >> reporting in santa rosa. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. >> now the east bay where a developer who is set to build several housing units at people's park has pulled out of the agreement with uc berkeley. the developer named housing for community development plan to build 125 units for the homeless at the national landmark. the university plans to build student housing and a portion of that site. and the developer said that a court's decision to overturn the developments approval created significant delays in the

project. meanwhile, uc berkeley is looking for a new developer. chp is investigating a suspicious death after a body was found in a burned car at a nevada tow yard. they say that a silver mercedes have been told by officers along highway 101, near the san antonio road exit in novato on may 3rd, the next morning downtown tow reported that the fire happened at that car and the body was found later after the fire was extinguished. identity of the victim has not been released. friday marked the 7th day of the oakland teachers strike in both sides are still negotiating. students haven't been in class since last weekend. the last day of instruction for the school year isn't just 2 weeks. but as kron four's philippe djegal reports, there's optimism that a deal may be near. >> the oakland teachers strike adding another layer to the disruptions to instructions students have had to manage through. well, still recovering from the pandemic. many of them living in

underserved communities. and with the school year winding down, yet, classrooms remaining empty and into the bargaining dispute between the oakland unified school district and the teachers union, oakland education association is welcome. this clearance in 2 weeks. my own child. >> mister ap on thursday has been postponed. so she will take it next week. olivia, you think is a member of the only a's executive our kids need to be back in the classrooms on monday and that the power on the streets today is it? i'm i'm convinced that that would that it will that will make it happen. due to vick is also a kindergarten teacher at manzanita seed elementary school and the mother of high school and middle school students. she believes the deal is imminent, adding that the school district is bargaining a's common good proposals like tackling homelessness, health and safety issues and the use of a country district properties.

>> demands the school district has said are outside its state superintendent of public instruction tony thurmond has been involved in the talks in the bay you know, 70 look at the salaries that they they have and they should be compensated better. >> and i'm grateful that the teachers members that resist issue, but that they've also said, let's the things that we know are going to help our students who have it impacted the most by the achievement gap our students can achieve. we're feeling deeply the love and support that we have from from from everyone across opened. and the hope is all sides are ready to move on. >> philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> happening now, bart will be replacing trains service with free buses between rockridge and orinda stations as crews work to replace the track. bart officials say that if you plan to use the trains in that area over the weekend, allow extra travel time, you can also check details and updates on our website. kron 4 dot

com. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. the warriors eliminated from the playoffs. why? >> coach steve kerr says this just wasn't a championship team. plus the first 48 hours after the end of title. 42, why government leaders say they just haven't seen the migrant surge that they expected just yet. plus, why a proposal to create a new alert system for

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>> the chaos predicted by president biden hasn't really happened yet. but the u.s. mexico border title, 42 expired back on may 11th and that policy gave the u.s. more power to restrict migrant entry. well, the big spike in traffic hasn't happened yet. border workers are still waiting on the surge and we are watching for any illegal substances that might come in including fentanyl. the city of san diego is denying entry to people without appointments and border agents are asking migrants to use an app to schedule meeting times. >> we've got a robust plan in place to humanely manage the border through enforcement, deterrence and diplomacy. we are a cautiously optimistic that we're not seeing a post title. surge, but you know we've seen that these situations on the border are very fluid. >> the biden administration says new restrictions will help, but it's up to congress to fix the country's immigration system. house republicans passed a border package thursday night. it's unlikely to go anywhere in the

democratic controlled senate, though. meantime, president biden is commending spain's prime minister for spain's commitment to collaborate on latin american migration. both countries are set to work with canada to set up migration hubs where asylum seekers can apply for protection. >> a lot of sunshine going on this weekend and a flavor of some are even today. we've got 3 o'clock already up to 88 approaching into the 90's. a look a

>> this weekend, alum rock park in san jose is expecting a lot of visitors because, you know, the weather is really good. kron four's. justin campbell tells us what to expect. if you plan on hitting the trails. >> alum rock park is missing its iconic hollywood-style sign after heavy rains washed away earlier this year. no cars are allowed inside the park. only hikers and cyclists are allowed in. it looks pretty busy right now. honestly. >> and san jose park ranger alex for august says most of the damage to trails has been cleaned up. but she says if you plan on coming for mother's day, come early because only one parking lot is open for mother's day. we're expecting that are creek trail will be very popular because it's very beautiful. this time of year around us is this time of the year. there's a ton of wild flowers for the public to view and picnic sites for you to take your mother, too. but with the warm weather, she says be on the

lookout for reptiles. knicks will be active this time of year. but for most hikers and cyclists are happy to put the chilly winter behind side of that. the days are longer and it's not cold the city says the damage to the park was 19 million dollars and they're still working eventually have a full reopen reporting in san jose. justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> well, let's see what kind of weather we're actually getting out there in case you do want to head out. this is a live look outside at coit tower and it still some fog out there day. yeah, looks like it's thinning. and if you're going to go into those hikes. and so for this weekend packed that extra bottled water because you're probably needed today. it will be plenty toasty going on. speaking to the south bay. this is san jose state. also seeing while earlier. they really the fog clouds really thinned out nicely as we're already into the blue skies going on for. >> today, 50's over most of the real estate factor buddies reporting in somewhere in the 50's except antioch already up to about 65. now, the future

cast for kind of interesting watch this pattern here. the fog clears out pretty quickly already were on the scene. then some of the camera shots tomorrow. yeah, we're back again. there you see that coverage area really extending off to the delta and the central valley quite nicely. however, into the afternoon. boy, it's stubborn to clear that along the coast, look at monterrey a little bit along the east bay shoreline, even in the early afternoon. so we might have to fight some of those fog clouds even into the early afternoon, particularly along the coast, southern marin, even san francisco, a little bit as well. and you see the flare up of potentially a few little showers. if you're headed up towards the mountains, getting into next week, we see the fog return again for the monday morning. so let's get to the winds part a little bit of a breeze this afternoon. all onshore driven by that inland heating, of course, tomorrow, a nice pop happening right here, san francisco, right through the carquinez strait and off towards the delta. these numbers getting well in the 20's a little bit in the afternoon and that subsides by nightfall as you'll notice. so that will be a little pocket of some more intense onshore

wind. so morning fog clearing looks like we're getting there already. here's half moon bay in the background warm day with 80's 90's. well, inland mother's day, we've got some scattered clouds, 70's and 80's going on. that's for the bay and along the coast, particularly inland. that should be taken care of well before noon, we're talking talking about still those temperatures around 90 or so for highs next week, mostly sunny, gradual moderation. that means a drop in temperatures and actually upper 70's are expected as we head into next weekend again for today. 72 san francisco, 78 for oakland, 87 san jose. they see some scattered clouds kind of left over from the morning fog. and boy, what a contrast we have with that green for the peninsula east bay shoreline. well inland already popping in the lower 90's. also a pocket up there to santa rosa's. well, coming up a little bit, of course, we'll have more on that in the 4 zone forecast and your extended l a. >> yeah. if you need to beat the heat head to the coast. >> well, it's end of the season for the warriors. after managing to stretch the season to the western conference semifinals, the dubs fell to

the lakers and crypto dot com arena in los angeles last night. kron 4 sports reporter jason dumas breaks down the game for us. >> the dust has settled and the warriors season is over. and there's a first for everything for the first time in his career with the golden state warriors, steve kerr has lost a western conference playoff series. this also snaps a 28 series streak of a road when the warriors were not able to pick up a road win in this series, they ultimately lose this game and the season is now over and now we can break down a whole bunch of things and get a nuance. but at the end of the day, the warriors rely on klay thompson in jordan, poole. if they want to win games in jordan, poole and klay thompson did not have a good series and that proved to be the difference. now, the warriors head into the offseason with a ton of questions a couple of months earlier than there used to. to be fair, i >> this team. probably, you

know, maxed i you know, we were barely in the playoff picture for most of the years. so to to make that push to get there to win an epic first-round series and then, you know, to give the you fight in this series and have our that puts us in the top among the top. you teams in the league. that's probably where we where we should this is not a championship team. you know, that's that. >> if we were would be moving on some of those questions. bob myers, will he return? the warriors. gm has a contract expiring, draymond green. he has a player option this summer on his contract. he can choose to go elsewhere. klay thompson will be entering the final year of his contract next year. he has made it known that he wants the new contract. so a lot of decisions to be made. of

course, we will keep you up to date on all of them right here on kron. 4 news. but for now, at the end of the warrior season, we're signing out from crypto dot com arena. i'm jason dumas. >> well, back at home, thrive city was packed and excited with the people up in the. arena friday for the big game and they cheered on having a good time. despite the loss. while some fans left during the 4th quarter as the lakers were dominating the last few minutes, we did catch up with some fans about how they were feeling about the warriors and what hopes they might have in the future. >> the wars all those those series to it be, you know, like it. >> the lakers will now take on the denver nuggets in the western conference finals this tuesday at 05:30pm. well,

still ahead on kron 4 morning news, a growing push to expand training be on wall street's operating hours. we're going to talk about the latest app to join that trend. stock

trading app. robinhood says it will now offer 24 hour

training of selected stocks and exchange-traded funds. 5 days a week. it's part of a growing push to expand training beyond traditional wall street operating hours. the brokerage plans to allow around the clock trading from sunday to friday in 43 securities, including some popular stocks such as amazon, apple and tesla. robin hood says it will begin to roll out the feature next week. and all customers are expected to have it available by june. after a few chaotic months. twitter has a new ceo. she starts in just a few weeks. elon musk says linda york arena will take over as twitter co. she worked at nbc universal for nearly 12 years. people who watch these media moves say that she has a tough job ahead of her. >> it was the only path forward for twitter to appoint a new ceo twitter's ad business isn't a dismal a lot of that has to do with elon musk himself. there's a lot of problems that twitter but elon musk is the single biggest

one. and linda yaccarino is a strong choice. she is exactly what twitter needs to start. rebuilding advertiser, trust, bring back big advertisers and really start improving. twitter's ad business that said there are still a lot of challenges. and we know is going to have her hands full from day one. >> musk's time. a twitter has been quite chaotic. he began his first day by firing the company's top executives, followed by roughly 80% of its staff. still ahead on kron 4 morning news, a couple of major commercial airlines pilots are demanding better wages and taking to the picket lines. how it's impacting local travel. >> and as we head into the break for the weekend, today is mother's day weekend nature walk at fort funston is an option. it's a kid friendly. walk around the dunes for moms and families. organizers recommend that you bring water snacks and some layers if you plan on coming in just in case it gets a bit chilly. it starts at 10:00am and runs until noon. and that event is

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>> look, good morning. good morning, everybody. we're seeing those clear skies already take hold in the south bay. there you have it from san jose state, although still some bay area of fog. we're contending with at this hour. that should clear out by the late morning hours. however, quick check of those winds are calm for now. we expect an afternoon breeze but more pronounced tomorrow due to all the warming. we're seeing the contrast driven by that, too. 50's cover a good chunk of the beijing will notice 65 for antioch. we've got 54. meanwhile, up to santa rosa for the a's today versus the rangers 107, game time. those temperatures not bad. mid 70's, sunny, little bit of a light breeze checking in west northwesterly around 10. let's hit about 88 or so by 3 o'clock. although some inland spots will be at around 90 similar performance for tomorrow is expected. however, around the bay in the coast different story because the fog and the fog clouds kind of pesky little bit here. coming up a little bit here. we'll have the 4 zone forecast and that extended to l see you soon.

>> you might remember this disturbing story of the man accused of beheading his ex-girlfriend in san carlos with a samurai sword. it is now pleading not guilty by reason of insanity. the suspect was a lundy ata is charged with murdering karina castro outside her home last september. a san mateo county judge has appointed 2 doctors to prepare a medical report as to waived his right to a speedy trial. earlier this year, the same judge ruled that the suspect was competent to stand trial based off psychological evaluations. the victim ms castro was a mother of 2, including an 18 month-old baby that was fathered by the suspect. in the east bay and oakland sideshow in february has led to the arrest of a man as well as the discovery of thousands of dollars in stolen merchandise. police first spotted a green camaro at the side show. you see in the center of your screen then about a month later at a different side show, the driver was stopped by police and the car was impounded for a month during that time, police noticed that stolen

parts were installed on that car. so they used a search warrant and chp officers said that they went to the home of 37 year-old christian del toro. they found more stolen car parts and about $20,000 in stolen merge del toro has been arrested on a string of charges, including receiving stolen property. there's a community alert regarding abductions of john black girls in the city of oakland. one council member is now urging colleagues to back pending state legislation designed to help find them kron four's haaziq madyun has that story. >> missing kidnapped trafficked. >> and on the streets of oakland, exploiters are literally snatching our most vulnerable girls out there which are black and latino incredibly important of the 1500 a missing persons that are total in the city of over 400 are black women. that is a concerning and troubling number. that is why a broad coalition of oakland based

organizations have the clear their own state of emergency to what they say is an increase in black girls being abducted in the city. >> the chairperson of the oakland violence prevention coalition, vanessa russell says over the past month alone, there's been 10 attempted abductions with 3 occurring over the last week. is there one incident over the last weekend was? >> just 2 guys that drove that. i'm one of them and try to take you know, a young black girl the street and she was able to defend herself. this is enough. we have to do something. oakland city councilmember treat the read is leading the call for her council colleagues to adopt a resolution in support of a state bill that >> aims to improve locating black girls that have gone missing. and so this call to action from the community. and certainly effort that i am lifting up for the city of oakland to adopt a resolution in support of california senate bill 6.73, which is

being led by senator bradford that would establish an ebony alert to help locate missing black youth. >> and black women statewide and certainly want to see that call of action. let out here in our own city as the rest was also the executive director of the love never fails organization which compiled this list of precautionary safety tips for young girls in oakland. among the tips, how to protect yourself from online predators. certainly be aware of your online presence and and don't always. >> just believe that any people who are trying connect with you are who they say they are definitely not hooking up with strangers. and when you're online, but let's get to solving the root causes. and we need to start holding the buyers accountable in oakland haaziq madyun kron. 4 news. >> francisco police are investigating 3 separate shootings in the bayview neighborhood within the past 2 days. most recent shooting happened at around for friday afternoon on 3rd street and palou avenue. police say the victim was rushed to the hospital with life-threatening

injuries. no word on his condition and no one's been arrested in that case. now over to another person who was injured in the shooting at around 3 o'clock thursday afternoon near newhall street and new comb avenue. police say that a man was in an argument with another guy who then shot him. the victim is suffering from non-life-threatening injuries and the suspect has not been caught there. a 3rd shooting happened at around 11 30 thursday morning on palou too far away from the other 2 shootings. police say the man was hurt there but is expected to survive again. no word on any arrests at this time. a live look at the san francisco international airport this morning where united airlines employees join their co workers across the country for a single day strike on friday. united pilots say they've been negotiating for a new contract for years. so they took to the picket lines to demand a new contract. they want better work rules, better scheduling

system and the focus on attracting new pilots. >> we are looking for. >> overall value and quality of life improvements especially with our antiquated scheduling system, we would like our pilots to be able to make better commitments and have better work-life balance. >> in a statement, united airlines says we are continuing to work with the airline pilots association on the industry-leading deal we have put on the table for word world-class pilots. all united flights will operate as planned while our pilots exercise their right to distribute information and pickett while off duty. pilots and southwest are also authorizing a strike on friday as negotiations over a new contract and an increase in pay remain on the table. the pilots union says 99% of their members approved the move. however, a federal law is making it difficult for airline unions to strike

meaning pilots will not be able to just walk off the job any time soon. so southwest says travelers do not be worried about flight disruptions during the upcoming busy travel season. they're saying, quote, we're staffed and prepared to welcome travelers for their summer travel plans. back here at home. happening this weekend. adoption fees are waived at oakland animal services for a special event. the goal is to find 75 big dogs forever. homes so far, 10 have been adopted. currently, the shelter has more than 100 large dogs. and that's actually forcing some of the animals to share a kennel. the organization says that they're seeing overcrowding across many shelters in the bay area and they actually blame the housing crisis. people might have moved down, not have a place for these pups. so the shelters holding the special adoption event now through sunday. the city of san francisco has announced their big plan to bring more summer concerts to golden gate park. we've seen some of the bandshell and now the 2 to 3

day event they're talking about would be held on the weekend just outside the annual outside lands festival. in contrast, the event would feature a single headlight or instead of multiple and it would be limited to the polo fields with the capacity of 65,000 people rather than 75,000. the board of supervisors is set to vote to approve that plan next week. if approved, the concert would begin next year. coming up, we're going to talk about why lawmakers say the blame for the baby formula shortage you might remember is actually on the fda and the action that inspectors are demanding from congress. >> plus, officials are urging that you be cautious next time you head over to the russian river the top this weekend. but there was a lot of snow melt. so there are strong

>> up and democratic lawmakers are pushing back against the fda hearing friday regarding last year's major shortage of baby formula. >> let's say a major formula manufacturer finds bacteria in its supply today. does the law require it to tell the the answer is no. >> the biggest us maker of baby formula recalled several products and had to shut down for quite some time. inspectors found potentially dangerous bacteria in the formula. lawmakers say there's plenty of blame to go around, but it all comes back to the fda. the agency wants congress

to require real-time monitoring and reporting for bacterial contamination. in other health news, the state officials are warning people about the potential danger of mosquitoes, the office of emergency services released a video friday reminding people that this year's historic rainy season has left plenty of water all around and what that does is create breeding grounds for mosquitoes. they say just stay away from the standing water and take precaution if you're going into areas with lots of bugs. >> and the stock up on the insect repellent to. >> take a look at for today. we've got the 90's working here in the inland spots. meanwhile, along the coast into the 60's, the chilly 60's at that as we get up into at that as we get up into tomorrow with more life is uncertain. it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried or frustrated. calhope can help access, calhope free and secure mental health resources today. call our warm line at 833-317-4673 or livechat at calhope.org

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with calhope's free and secure mental health resources, it's easy to get the help you and your loved ones need when you need it the most. call our warm line at (833) 317-4673 or live chat at calhope.org today. >> welcome to the kron. 4 morning news. good morning, everybody and cloudy skies happening at the coast. the fog clouds going on there. that's going to be slower to clear tomorrow than today. but i think we'll take care of this, at least as we approach around the noon hour, get a thinned out quite a bit. but still some work to be done here as well. checking things up to tahoe. what does it look like a spring day 60's? it looks like to the next several days up to about 68 or so come tuesday. little side note here by tomorrow you might pick up a stray showers. so if you're headed up that way, not impossible. see some rain going on. it's like a springtime shower going on or even in the summer months to lot of 50's on the board for right now. 65 for any audits. the warm spot again. a lot of

the fog clouds keeping our temperatures suppressed. give that a couple of hours. you'll see the difference. now, those winds, we have a breeze going on this afternoon into the teens, lower 20's, all that business tomorrow. interesting, though, you can see goes right across from the golden gate park in a straight through the daytime heating will be little bit more apparent coupled with that the fog is going to be slower to clear san francisco, southern marin and our coastal locations as well. so that's kind of the takeaway from all of that. back to that mentioned, i did of rain up in tahoe might pick up a little shower tomorrow, potentially a little bit more on the rockies continues to pulse a little bit. almost like a summertime pattern. but what's more noticeable from our standpoint is that marine layer gets a little stronger as we finish off the week. hi, weekends. it's going to be slower to clear. but temperatures are going to respond to that as well. so we'll be following all week long. getting back closer to seasonality. 72 today, san francisco with the coast. let's keep it mostly in the 60's here. mid to lower 60's burlingame, 77. so

there's a difference for the bay side of the coastal side. a big stark differ nce. 84 san carlos also redwood city, palo alto. 85 in the south bay were scratching near about 90, as you can see, santa clara, 88 87 for cupertino, east bay shoreline mid-eighties tri valley, lower 90's. so this is getting to be more like the summer months where we see that the coupling between the bay kept temperatures and also those in the numbers. 91 danville, 92 for walnut creek. meanwhile, the coming in at 78 kind of windy tomorrow. 93 fairfield, 89 for napa and about a 94 for santa rosa. again, it's a little too warm for you, there's an improvement into next week. as you see, we fall through the 80's. all next week will be down to about 77 or so come friday. but for mom tomorrow, the big issue will be the coastal clearing because of those fog clouds that remain >> thank you so much, dave. sonoma county officials are warning people to be careful if you're going to be visiting the russian river this weekend. they say the current

is flowing faster than usual and could be dangerous. kron four's gayle ong has that story from kernville. >> lovely today? it's a nice, warm day. it was a quiet sunny on to rio beach. but the water moving a little bit fast out there. but, you know, i don't think it's failing dangerous. you just want to know to swim if you fall over and well, gilbert, an experienced swimmer from colorado is not worried about the current the russian river right now >> you know, coming down from very high flows that we experienced during the a flood of early this year. first responders are warning people who are planning to visit the russian river this weekend. >> to be aware of potential hazards while the air temperature is warm. >> the water temperature i just checked and the 63 degrees and the russian river in the greenville area. so that's still quite cold and would be a real shot even outside air temperatures so warm there often hazard that you cannot be in the river. there might be trees or rocks

or things that could cause a problem with warmer weather on tap this weekend. >> division chief matt wind room with the sonoma county fire district is reminding people >> to keep an eye on children wear a life jacket while boating and never turn your back on the ocean in the meantime, crews have been preparing ahead of the summer season. we have had our swift water rescue crews. i'm out doing some annual refresher training. >> in the last week to take advantage of the river conditions while they're still higher than summer clothes which get to be kind of love and rescue teams will have their boats ready in case of an emergency. >> reporting from sonoma county, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> this sunday is mother's day and the docklands film festival is going to be in sandra fell. it's a chance to share something special with mom. there's a must-see film called moms and dads factory hit. no, it's not an adult or medical film as a cheeky title. my tease. it's actually

personal story about family faith and feeling whole again. kron four's vicki liviakis shows us. >> this is really a film about becoming whole again. >> phone rang and it was doctor telling me that cancer and you have to have surgery within the next couple weeks. it does feel strange even after i had my reconstruction. >> to look in the mirror and it was just a constant reminder. cancer is taken from us. >> there is no good way to construct >> and i said, well, can i figure this out? this clearly a need out there? >> so the this is it. yeah, this is it. and i think what's incredible is how something so small can have such a big impact for people just in superstar directed mom and dad's factory, a story about his own family from a conservative small town in wisconsin and how they dealt with his mom's cancer.

>> mastectomy, the heart of it is the story of my parents. >> secret prosthetic business that has kind of transformed quite a few lies, including the mount mosque are nominated. berkeley filmmaker jason collin is the producer says, you know, justin start making this film was about this business. but in the end, it was really this sweet love story about his and when that he got to tell from his perspective, 3 aided by justin's dad for his mom, the custom made silicone started out as a labor of love and became a small business and calling many people have been my dad, i think now it's about 5,000 migrants in a 5,000. so many people this and i'm truly grateful to you. >> my mom's cancer, which on its face a terrible thing. >> has positively affected thousands of people's lives around the world. so, yeah, it's it's definitely love story. >> so this this summer, that does.

>> that was kron. first. vicki liviakis reporting for us this morning. another there's tom brady could soon have a new role. nfl owner. he's reportedly negotiating to become minority owner and the raiders according to reports, brady has been in discussion with the raiders managing partner mark davis for weeks. there's no indication on how large of a stake brady wants to buy in on the team. but reports to say that his involvement would be passive. the raiders were recently valued by forbes at more than 5 billion dollars. there's a bit of irony, though, with previous potential involvement with the team, you might recall raiders fans are steadfast in their belief that brady and his new england patriots to the team out of a playoff win in the infamous tuck rule game of 2002. as we head into this break for the weekend. it's time for the pop-up mother's day market over on ocean avenue. the

event runs from 10:00am to 03:00pm on lakeside landing at 2,500 for ocean avenue. >> the pop-up market intends to bring out unique mother's day gift. so lots to choose from. and there will also be some live music on stage. you're encouraged to bring some donations of new baby essentials for a program called the homeless prenatal program. that's coordinated by the saint francis episcopal church event is free to attend. we're here to remind

you, tomorrow is mother's day and >> that's keeping local 4 super busy. as you can imagine. lots of people out there want to buy some flowers. so let's take a look at the scene over at cities, florist in campbell, the shop. expect to send out about 20 delivery bouquets and if they're not sure what flowers that you want to get for your mom this year, the business told us what their most popular picks are right now. >> the most popular are too lax lilies, roses. we have hundreds of orders on the ground already and we have hundreds to make. >> so it is for us says that their order amount has tripled this year following a few slow years because of the pandemic. well, still ahead on the next hour of kron, 4 morning news. the oakland teachers strike is wrapping up its first full week of protests. >> both sides arguing over the projected cost of the teachers agenda and up north. just about 2 months after a student

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>> thanks for joining us here on kron. 4 morning news. i'm ella sogomonian. >> let's kick things off weekend. you probably want to know what the weather is like to make those plans outdoors. dave spahr is in the weather center for us. >> it's like good morning. good morning, everybody. and then it will be a very hot going on. well inland. a little flavor of some are already for you. meanwhile, spring and even almost late winner in some locations, particularly tomorrow. it's this fog. one a note here. the national weather service now has to issue a fog advisory. dense fog advisory going on for the coastal areas. i suspect we'll hear about this again tomorrow because it actually will be more recalcitrant tomorrow. golden gate bridge is there. trust me. but it's the typical case of the fog that is developed it's until 10 o'clock, by the way. so that should start to mix out for the late morning hours today. looking nice, as you can see as we get around noon or 1 o'clock. however, after comes back tonight, tomorrow. yeah, it's a little slower to clear. it will probably take until the early afternoon until we clear out in some places along the coast

may have to deal with some cloud cover just about all day. right now we have calm winds, single digits still be a little bit of an uptick with that because of some inland heating again, the winds will be little bit more pronounced tomorrow afternoon. 68 so far in antioch, but still a lot of 50's across most of the bay. 59 up to santa rosa as well. the contrast for you, a couple degrees ahead. we are this hour, although some areas trailing but most areas in the east bay, as you can see our ahead, a few degrees us to about 83. 0, 1 o'clock it for about 89. some tapping 90 for this afternoon and will have a repeat performance tomorrow. but around the bay in the coast, a little different tomorrow because of that fog being slow to clear. we'll have more on your forecast coming up in a bit. now. >> thanks so much, dave. see you soon. the amtrak station in downtown martinez will remain shut down through the weekend. hazmat crews are still cleaning up a one and a half pound mercury spill in the parking lot. that toxic metal was also found on nearby streets. people are being told to avoid that area in the

meantime, trains will stop there. the old station depot and they're being told to use the ferry street road instead of stopping at the martina station. a woman is dead and a man critically hurt after shooting in hayward. this happened at around 2 o'clock thursday afternoon at a home on ksee, a drive a few blocks from tennis in high school. police say that the 30 year-old woman died at the hospital. the 28 year-old man is now listed is in stable condition. no word on a suspect at this time. the shooting is being investigated as a homicide. an altercation ended in the shooting death of a teen boy in vacaville that happened at around 6.30 thursday night on meadows drive. police responded to reports of gunshots on meadows drive where they say that they found a 16 year-old boy who was shot. he was rushed to the hospital where he later died. police say another teen, a 17 year-old boy showed up at the hospital with a gunshot wound. his injuries were not

considered life-threatening. police are now trying to determine of the 2 shootings are related. north bay high there's a north bay high school where there were 2 students stabbed in march. one of them died. well, that school was placed on lockdown just friday. police arrived on montgomery high school yesterday morning after a student called 9-1-1 saying another student was showing off a gun. police think that this might have been part of a viral trend called senior assassin day where high school seniors are encouraged to bring water guns to school. police didn't find any real guns or even toy guns, but they did find a knife hit in the classroom, wrapped in a t-shirt. no arrests were reported, but one parent told us that they saw police escorting a student to a police cruiser. >> i was actually standing to the parents and there i came out of their head when they saw. sun. walk handcuffed. there just has to be some better protocols. and, you know, i you know, i feel like

they actually should want all the students. they should go through a gate. >> the school reports that a resource officer was added to the campus after the recent fatal stabbing. and they use for the developer who was set to build several housing units at people's park has pulled out of an agreement with uc berkeley. the developer named housing for community development plan to build 125 units for the homeless at the national landmark. the university plans to build student housing on a portion of the site. the developer says the court's decision to overturn the developments approval created significant delays in the project. meanwhile, uc berkeley is looking for a new developer. a rally in the east bay friday for a man who was shot and killed by a san leandro police officer in 2020. steven taylor died at a walmart when officer jason fletcher shot him after he tried to reportedly take about and a tent from the store without paying.

>> taylor's family says that he was suffering a mental health episode when the shooting happened in april of 2020, the rally was held at the alameda county courthouse in oakland. well, fletcher was at a trial date hearing. those who attended are hoping to bring more awareness to policing and mental health. fletcher has been charged with voluntary manslaughter in taylor's death. his trial is set to begin in june. and taylor's family has filed a 10 million dollar lawsuit against officers involved in his death and the city of san leandro. friday marked the 7th day of the oakland teachers. strike in both sides are still negotiating. students have not been in the classroom since last week and the last day of instruction for the school year is actually in just 2 weeks. but as kron four's philippe djegal reports, there's some optimism that a deal may be near. >> the oakland teachers strike adding another layer to the disruptions to instructions students have had to manage through. well, still recovering from the pandemic. many of them living in underserved communities. and

with the school year winding down, yet, classrooms remaining empty and into the bargaining dispute between the oakland unified school district and the teachers union, oakland education association is welcome this clearance in 2 weeks. my own child. >> mister ap on thursday has been postponed. so she will take it next week. olivia, you think is a member of the only a's executive our kids need to be back in the classrooms on monday and that the power on the streets today. >> is it? i'm i'm convinced that that would that it will that will make it happen. due to vick is also a kindergarten teacher at manzanita seed elementary school and a mother of high school and middle school students. she believes the deal is imminent, adding that the school district is bargaining a's common good proposals like tackling homelessness, health and safety issues and the use of a country district properties demands the school district has said are outside its

scope. state superintendent of public instruction tony thurmond has been involved in the talks in the bay you know, 70 look at the salaries that they they have and they should be compensated better. >> and i'm grateful that the teachers in only 8 members have it resist issue, but that they've also said, let's the things that we know are going to help our students who have it impacted the most by the achievement gap our students can achieve. we're feeling deeply the love and support that we have from from from everyone across opened. and the hope is all sides are ready to move on. >> philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> happening now, if you're taking bart, they're replacing trains service with free buses between rockridge and orinda stations because crews are replacing the track. bart officials say that if you do- plan to take the trains in that area over the weekend to allow some extra time to travel, you can check out the details and updates on our website. kron 4 dot com.

coming up on the kron 4 morning news. the warriors have been eliminated from the playoffs. we're going to hear from coach steve kerr who says >> that just was not a championship team. plus the first 48 hours after the end of title, 42, government leaders say they haven't seen that surge of migrants that they expected just yet. plus, why a proposal to create a new alert system for missing black childre

>> the chaos predicted by president biden has not materialized yet at the border with mexico title. 42 expired on may 11th and that policy gave the u.s. more power to restrict migrant entries. well, the big spike in traffic hasn't happened just yet porter workers are still waiting on a surge and they are watching for potentially illegal substances coming in like fentanyl. the city of san diego is denying entry to people without appointments and border agents are asking migrants to use an app to schedule a meeting times. >> we've got a robust plan in place to humanely manage the border through enforcement, deterrence and diplomacy. we are cautiously optimistic that we're not seeing a post title. surge, but you know we have seen that these situations on the border are very fluid. >> the biden administration says new restrictions will help, but it's up to congress to fix the country's immigration system. house republicans have passed a border package thursday night, but it's unlikely to go

anywhere in the democratic controlled senate. meantime, president biden is commending spain's prime minister for their commitment to collaborate on latin american migration. both countries are set to work with canada to set up migration hubs where asylum seekers can apply for protection. dave. >> all right. nice and hot going on. well inland as temperatures soar through the 80's to scratch in the lower 90's. look at that special 90's. look at that special week meet the future. a chef. a designer. and, ooh, an engineer. all learning to save and spend their money with chase. the chef's cooking up firsts with her new debit card. hungry? -uhuh. the designer's eyeing sequins. uh no plaid. while mom is eyeing his spending. nice. and the engineer? she's taking control with her own account for college.

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>> this weekend, rock park in san jose is expecting a lot of visitors kron first, justin campbell tells us what to expect. if you plan on hitting the trails. >> alum rock park is missing its iconic hollywood-style sign after heavy rains washed away earlier this year. no cars are allowed inside the park. only hikers and cyclists are allowed in. it looks pretty busy right now. honestly. and san jose park ranger alex for august says most of the damage to trails has been cleaned up. but she says if you plan on coming for mother's day, come early because only one parking lot is open for mother's day. we're expecting that are creek trail will be very popular because it's very beautiful. this time of year around us is this time of the year. there's a ton of wild flowers for the public to view and picnic sites for you to take your mother, too. but with the warm weather, she says be on the lookout for reptiles. knicks will be active this time of year. but for most hikers and

cyclists are happy to put the chilly winter behind side of that. the days are longer and it's not cold the city says the damage to the park was 19 million dollars and they're still working to eventually have a full reopen reporting in san jose. justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> speaking of the outdoors, let's take another look outside at the san francisco skyline. lots of low lying fog out there. but it is going to be a scorcher, especially inland. dave spahr is back with the weather. you can see the fog starting to peel away a little looking nice and that it may be a little slower to do so tomorrow. however, a good morning. a look morning everybody. >> take a look at san jose state. got the blue skies going on already, though. and temperatures even in the south bay will be popping around 90 and some selected locations. so a nice flavor of some summertime weather. 59 up to santa rosa got the upper 50's along the east bay shoreline. 62 livermore, 68 for antioch and 62 for san jose. futurecast for we've pretty

much taking care of the fog just about, although it's a a little troublesome in some areas. there you see the spilling in tomorrow morning might even get some coastal drizzle. but tomorrow it's slower to clear. and along the coast, you might have some of those fog clouds lingering just about all day. also as a sidebar issue, make have a little shower here or there up around tahoe. but on balance, he's kind of summertime forecast for them as well as we see a lot of 60's across the board. look at nice spilling into the fog for monday morning. the winds are reflecting this as well. onshore pop happens today. you know, getting those numbers in the teens a little bit. and then intensifying a little bit by tomorrow evening afternoon. so have a big, big win working here right there on the carquinez strait off towards the delta. sarah member that in your travels tomorrow, heading off to moms are coming back for and a look at what it is over the next week. here now for today. got the morning fog that we're dealing with. also in places like a half moon bay clearing out, though, we've seen some clear around the san francisco a little bit here warm for the bay 80's 90's, inland mother's day, got

some scattered clouds, 70's and 80's here inland, sunny, still warm at about 90 now next week, gradually reducing those temperatures will be into the 80's in most of those inland spots. it looks like here with a more intense cloud cover for the end end of the week. 72 san francisco, 78 for oakland, 87. meanwhile for san jose, lot of 90's in the far east bay mid-nineties up to the north bay, too. but look at the green around the peninsula. a substantial contrast at work there to next couple of days here we have 90's going on this weekend. back to the 80's, though, into next week. we'll have your 7 day forecast and we'll check in the 4 zone. 2 elop 10, a few minutes. >> well, it's end of the season for the warriors. unfortunately, sad to say. but after they managed to stretch the season to the western conference semifinals, the dubs fell to the lakers and crypto dot com arena in los angeles last night. kron 4 sports director jason dumas breaks it down for us. >> the dust has settled and the warriors season is over.

and there's a first for everything for the first time in his career with the golden state warriors, steve kerr has lost a western conference playoff series. this also snaps a 28 series streak of a road when the warriors were not able to pick up a road win in this series, they ultimately lose this game and the season is now over and now we can break down a whole bunch of things and get new wants. but at the end of the day, the warriors rely on klay thompson in jordan, poole if they want to win games in jordan, poole and klay thompson did not have a good series and that proved to be the difference. now, the warriors head into the offseason with a ton of questions a couple of months earlier than there used to. to be fair, i >> this team. probably, you know, maxed i you know, we were barely in the playoff

picture for most of the years. so to to make that push to get there >> to win it up first-round series and then, you know, to give the you fight in this series and have our that puts us in the top among the top. you teams in the league. that's probably where we where we should this is not a championship team. you know, that's >> if we were would be moving on some of those questions. bob myers, will he return? the warriors. gm has a contract expiring, draymond green. he has a player option this summer on his contract. he can choose to go elsewhere. klay thompson will be entering the final year of his contract next year. he has made it known that he wants the new contract. so a lot of decisions to be made. of course, we will keep you up to date on all of them right here on kron 4 news. but for now, at the end of the warrior season, we're signing out from

crypto dot com arena. i'm jason dumas. >> well, back here at home, thrive city was packed with many excited fans on friday for the big game. they cheered on and had a good time. despite the loss. well, some fans left during the 4th quarter just as the lakers were dominating the last few minutes. we did catch up with some fans who say they're still feeling optimistic about the warriors future. >> the wars all those those series to it be, you know, like it. >> the lakers will now take on the denver nuggets in the western conference finals this tuesday at 05:30pm. >> still ahead on kron 4 morning news, a growing push to expand training beyond wall street's operating hours. we're going to talk about the latest app that's joining in on that trend.

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roll out the feature next week. and customers are expected to have it available by june. after months, twitter has a new ceo. she starts in just a few weeks. elon musk says linda yaccarino will take over as twitter co. she worked at nbc universal for the last 12 years and people who watch these kinds of media moves say that she has a tough job ahead of her. >> it was the only path forward for twitter to appoint a new ceo twitter's ad business is in a dismal a lot of that has to do with elon musk himself. there's a lot of problems that twitter but elon musk is the single biggest one. and linda yaccarino is a strong choice. she is exactly what twitter needs to start. rebuilding advertiser, trust, bring back big advertisers and really start improving. twitter's ad business that said there are still a lot of challenges. and we know is going to have her hands full from day one.

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>> good morning and welcome back to kron. 4 morning news. we're starting this half hour with another look at your forecast. dave spahr in the weather center with the details. good morning and good morning, everybody. we are off

to a pretty good start. you can see in san jose state. nice blue skies there, but a dense fog as what we've had to deal with along the coast. that is now starting to break up a little bit. >> tomorrow, though, it's going to be back yet again. a quick check into the winds now, the kind of variable little bit, you know, single digits com. they'll be a little bit of a breeze this afternoon. but more pronounced one across the quirkiness straight tomorrow and particularly in the afternoon evening hours. temperature check for you. a lot of 50's around the perimeter of the bay. you start to go inland in the east bay. they pounce to the 60's. still some 50's up to the north bay. 52 for half moon bay. there's lot of the fog clouds again, hang around. back to the fog is take a look at what happens tomorrow morning. good coverage at dawn mixes out. but even by 12 o'clock here, look at the coast point rays down to the south around half moon bay. it's still kind of hanging around a little bit. so we'll have that lingering later into the day. oakland a's versus the rangers won a 7 game time temps mid 70's sunny with a light breeze, a west northwest wind at about 10. so that's kind of a spring time forecast

for you. let's do about 89 or so about 4 o'clock to lower 90's. repeat that tomorrow on balance. but again, the nuance being the coastal fog a little bit around the bay, too. but that will get you some slightly cooler temperatures as well. we'll get into that coming up in just a bit. hello, look for a >> the man accused of beheading his girlfriend in san carlos using a samurai sword is pleading not guilty by reason of insanity. the suspect jose lundy you see there is charged with murdering karina castro outside of her house last september. a san mateo county judge appointed to doctors to prepare a medical report. as lynn, deanna waived his right to a speedy trial earlier this year, the same judge ruled that the suspect was competent to stand trial based off psychological evaluations. the victim castro was a mother of 2. the one of the babies was only 18 months old and was actually fathered by the suspect. and open side show in february led to the arrest of a man as well as the discovery of thousands of dollars worth

of stolen merchandise. police first spotted this green camaro at a sideshow. and then about a month later at a different side show, the driver was stopped by police. the car was impounded for months. and during that time, police noticed that stolen parts have been installed on that car using a search warrant. chp officers went to the home of 37 year-old christian del toro where they found more stolen car parts. and about $20,000 in stolen merchandise. del toro has been arrested on a string of charges, including receiving stolen property. there's a community alert in the east bay about abductions of young black girls in the city of oakland and one city council members urging their colleagues to back pending state law designed to help find them. kron. 4 says it has that report. >> missing kidnapped trafficked. >> and on the streets of oakland, exploiters are literally snatching our most vulnerable girls out there which are black and latino incredibly important of the

1500 a missing persons that are total in the city of over 400 are black women. that is a concerning and troubling number. that is why a broad coalition of oakland based organizations have the clear their own state of emergency to what they say is an increased and black girls being abducted in the city. >> the chairperson of the oakland violence prevention coalition, vanessa russell says over the past month alone, there's been 10 attempted abductions with 3 occurring over the last week. is an incident over the last weekend? was? >> just 2 guys that drove that. i'm one of them and try to take you know, young black girl the street and she was able to defend herself. this is enough. we have to do something. oakland city councilmember treat the read is leading the call for her council colleagues to adopt a resolution in support of a state bill that >> aims to improve locating black girls that have gone

missing. and so this call to action from the community. and certainly effort that i am lifting up for the city of oakland to adopt a resolution in support of california senate bill 6.73, which is being led by senator bradford that would establish an ebony alert to help locate missing black youth. >> and black women statewide and certainly want to see that call of action. let out here in our own city as the rest was also the executive director of the love never fails organization which compiled this list of precautionary safety tips for young girls in oakland. among the tips, how to protect yourself from online predators. certainly be aware of your online presence and and don't always. >> just believe that any people who are trying connect with you are who they say they are definitely not hooking up with strangers. and when you're online, but let's get to solving the root causes and we need to start holding the buyers accountable in oakland haaziq madyun kron. 4 news. >> over in san francisco,

police are investigating 3 separate shootings all in the bayview neighborhood within the past 2 days. the most recent shooting happened at around for friday afternoon on 3rd street and palou avenue. police say the victim was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. no word on their condition and no arrests have been made in that case. now to the next another person injured in a shooting at around 3 thursday afternoon near newhall street. and new comb avenue. police say that a man was in an argument with another man who then shot him. the victim is suffering from non-life-threatening injuries and the suspect there hastnot been caught either. the 3rd shooting happened at around 11, 30 thursday morning on palou avenue in rankin street. not too far from the other 2 shootings. police say that the man was injured but is expected to survive again. no word on any arrests at this time. taking a live look at sfo this morning where united airlines employees joined their co workers nationwide friday for a single day strike

united pilots say they've been negotiating for a new contract for years and took to the picket lines to demand a new one. they want better working rules, a better scheduling system and more attraction for new pilots. >> we are looking for. >> overall value and quality of life improvements especially with our antiquated scheduling system, we would like our pilots to be able to make better commitments and have better work-life balance. >> a statement united airlines center, they said we're continuing to work with the airline pilots association on the industry-leading deal we have put on the table for world-class pilots. all united flights will operate as planned will or pilots exercise their right to distribute information and pickett while off duty. meantime, pilots and southwest also authorizing a strike on friday as their negotiations over a new contract and increase pay remain on the table. the pilots union says 99% of their members approved

the move. however, a federal laws making it pretty difficult for them to strike, meaning that pilots won't be allowed to walk off the job any time soon. southwest is confident saying that travelers should not be worried about flight disruptions during the upcoming travel season saying we're staffed and prepared to welcome travelers for their summer travel plans. the 5.5 earthquake that struck near plumas county thursday could have caused several aftershocks felt as far away as here in the bay area on thursday. reporter karma dickerson reports it's left a lot of people shaken. >> tell me that wasn't a big earthquake. >> no matter how infrequently we feel them. demi went nuts. >> there just seems to be something about the prospect of earthquakes that unsettles people in a way that other natural disasters do not also the fact that the literal ground beneath you shakes you to your core, right. this video shows the moment thursday afternoon's 5.5 earthquake hit the lake on the

north area. >> sending enough of a jolt us in the camera. plumas pines resort offline 150 miles away. sacramento felt only mild still enough to leave some shaken. we did carter far away here in the valley and that has to do a lot with the fact that sierras are excellent at transmitting that energy, you know, a long but of course, that is not indicative of anything or any higher risk level to the sacramento area. >> as far as thursday's earthquake in the 5.0, 2 aftershock that followed at about 3 this morning. there's a lot of interpretation still going on. >> about this event to actually what are the causes. but robert, agree with the united states geological survey says this much is clear. >> this is what happens in california. this is earthquake country. >> so pretty much anyone who's been through an earthquake knows that when it first hit, there's that freeze time the time or you're pausing thinking, is this really an earthquake? is this happening? the problem, according to

scientists and emergency officials in that moment, we're spending assessing what's going on is time you should be spending responding to the threat and getting to saf ty as soon as possible. so there is something that can help with that. there are a couple of apps that you can download that will give you an early warning and that early warning will allow you to eliminate the uncertainty and sprung wright into action. >> california's office of emergency services estimates nearly 285,000 people were alerted to thursday's earthquake. the my shake app. and no matter when you realize the danger. >> drop cover and hold on in sacramento. karma dickerson. >> happening all weekend long on oakland, animal services is waiving adoption fees for a special event. the goal is to find 70 fig. 75 big dogs forever. homes. so far, 10 have been adopted. currently, the shelter says that they have more than 100 largest dogs and that's forcing some animals to share their kennels. the organization is actually seeing some overcrowding across many shelters in the bay area and they're blaming the housing

crisis. so people don't have a place for these animals. the shelter's holding a special adoption event there sunday. drag con is back in los angeles this weekend. thousands of attendees from around the world and more than 180 drag. queens are strutting down the iconic pink carpet from fears performances and snatching merge. courtney friel takes a look at the festivities. >> hi there. drag con la started back in 2015 and has grown in size every year. there are performances, runway events and hundreds of merchants offering drag accessories. take a look. >> if you've never been before. this is your opportunity. of course, we're here today. >> meet and greets galore. we have merged findings. we have talks we have panels talking

about, you know, behind the for big fans of the show. they could to get all the insider t. >> genuinely a very exciting opportunity for anyone who has ever seen drag race or who have not seen drag race. it's a visual for the eyes. hearing that people can make it through by watching drag race is a super cool thing that never gets old. so i just like connecting face to face with the fans. i don't even know. i've lost count of how many of these have been able to gets better every year. >> with your entertainment report, i'm courtney friel.

>> alright for today. nice. little warm up going on inland. look at those 90's there. yeah, i had to go look at the storage closet to find out where we put the red ink. so we need this weekend a little bit on the cooler side, of course, along the peninsula hotel in those 60's along the coast. 72 for san francisco and a bit at your 4 zone forecast and that extended keep it here. kron 4 morning news continues.

>> sonoma county leaders are warning you all out there to be careful if you're visiting the russian river this weekend. they say this current is flowing much faster than usual and it could be dangerous. kron four's gayle ong explains from kernville. >> lovely today? it's a nice, warm day. it was a quiet sunny on to rio beach. but the water moving a little bit fast out there. but, you know, i don't think it's failing dangerous. you just want to know to swim if you fall over and well, gilbert, an experienced swimmer from colorado is not worried about the current the russian river right now >> you know, coming down from very high flows that we experienced during the a flood of early this year. first responders are warning people who are planning to visit the russian river this weekend. >> to be aware of potential hazards while the air temperature is warm. >> the water temperature i just checked and the 63 degrees and the russian river in the greenville area. so that's still quite cold and would be a real shot even when outside air temperatures so

warm there often hazard that you cannot be in the river. there might be trees or rocks or things that could cause a problem with warmer weather on tap this weekend. >> division chief matt wind room with the sonoma county fire district is reminding people >> to keep an eye on children wear a life jacket while boating and never turn your back on the ocean in the meantime, crews have been preparing ahead of the summer season. we have had our swift water rescue crews. i'm out doing some annual refresher training. >> in the last week to take advantage of the river conditions while they're still higher than summer clothes which get to be kind of love and rescue teams will have their boats ready in case of an emergency. >> reporting from sonoma county, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> all right. let's take a look at downtown san francisco. lots of low lying fog, but it is heating up out there day. >> you ella, they were just talking about the russian

river. there thing. remember, you know, water, the specific heat business kind of thing. it takes more energy to warm up water than it does. of course, airson air is going to pop real nicely this weekend. of course, the water different story going to be chilly, including and the ocean. there's half moon bay going on here for you. this fog still hanging around. so expect this to continue tomorrow, too. in the morning hours. of course, that takes a longer to clear out at the coast. but we probably will see some better clearing. we get to around noon tomorrow. a little tougher to do that. it's going to be late afternoon if we get lucky tahoe forecast. 64 tomorrow, a stray shower is not out of the question now tomorrow. now monday, 67 68 for tuesday. so a nice warm start before temperatures start to relax. we definitely will be getting some more melting up there. there's no flash flood watch has been posted. however, though, i haven't seen anything there. 50's. meanwhile on the east bay shoreline, 61 for freeman. 68 for any act at this hour. 59 for a santa rosa. 59 also going on for san francisco.

but 52 for half moon bay. there are those winds checking-in no surprise with inland heating. those numbers popping in the teens. and the 20's. you notice in some selective spots right across the quirkiness straight in through the delta. so this is going to be driven by that really big time. warm up happening along in those inland valleys. but the coast is going to chillier because of all that cloud cover in the fog and so forth. you have a big contrast drive in the thermal gradient, if you will. we'll get these winds kicking a little bit more tomorrow. now in the week ahead. yeah, we have the pulsating a bit some showers. i mentioned up in the mountains potentially tomorrow. beyond that, it's just in the rockies. basically and for us when this high pressure starts to weaken, that marine layer starts to get a little bit more aggressive. cooling us off. slow to clear and temperatures will respond in the seven-day forecast as well. but for today, your 4 zone comes in like this. 72 san francisco, the coastal to the 60's. but the bay side in the 70's. so it's big contrast already working here as well. 78 foster city, san carlos in 84.

85 going on for palo alto. let's up the ante to the south bay around 90 or so. morgan hill at 91. 92 los gatos. 87 for cupertino, mid-eighties east bay shoreline and a bit higher and tri valley, not a big, big contrast today. the season still young here, tri valley. you're looking at 91 for danville, walnut creek at 92. 93 up to concord. watch those winds tomorrow. 78 for oakland, at 78 right there. what comes up? 93 for fairfield, 89 for napa in 94 for santa rosa. so this weekend inland, expect more of that 90's. we get back to the 80's early into next week. it looks like here and then we'll finally start to get some cloud induction here thursday into friday, dropping for highs to 77. that will be a shot to the system. meanwhile, the east bay shoreline, you've got plenty of 80's this weekend. elop. >> love the heat. thank you so much, dan. lawmakers from both parties are pushing back against the fda in a hearing friday regarding last year's major shortage of baby formula.

>> let's say a major formula manufacturer finds bacteria in its supply today. does the law require it to tell the the answer is no. >> the biggest us maker of baby formula recalled several products and had to shut down for a time. inspectors found potentially dangerous bacteria. that formula lawmakers say there's plenty of blame to go around, but it all comes back to the fda. the agency wants congress to require real-time monitoring for bacterial contamination. and more health news. state leaders are warning people about the potential danger of mosquitoes. the office of emergency services released a video friday, right? people that this year's historic rainy season has left plenty of water all around. that creates breeding grounds for mosquitoes say say stay away from the standing water and take precaution if you're heading out to areas with lots of bugs. >> this sunday is, of course, mother's day. and there's a

film festival in sandra fell. that's sharing something special with mom. >> it's a must-see film called moms and dads factory. it's not an adult or medical film as the title may sound, but actually personal story about family, faith and healing kron four's vicki liviakis explains. >> this is really a film about becoming whole again. >> phone rang and it was doctor telling me that cancer and you have to have surgery within the next couple weeks. it does feel strange even after i had my reconstruction. >> to look in the mirror and it was just a constant reminder. cancer is taken from us. >> there is no good way to construct >> and i said, well, can i figure this out? this clearly a need out there? >> so the this is it. yeah, this is it. and i think what's incredible is how something so small can have such a big impact for people just in

superstar directed mom and dad's factory, a story about his own family from a conservative small town in wisconsin and how they dealt with his mom's cancer. >> mastectomy, the heart of it is the story of my parents. >> secret prosthetic business that has kind of transformed quite a few lies, including the mount mosque are nominated. berkeley filmmaker jason collin is the producer says, you know, justin start making this film was about this business. but in the end, it was really this sweet love story about his and when that he got to tell from his perspective, it create it by justin's dad for his mom. the custom made silicone started out as a labor of love and became a small business and calling many people have been my dad, i think now it's about 5,000 75,000. so many people this and i'm truly grateful to you. >> my mom's cancer, which on its face a terrible thing.

>> has positively affected thousands of people's lives around the world. so, yeah, it's it's definitely love story. >> so this my dad does. >> that's so touching kron. first, vicki liviakis reporting for us this morning as we head into the break, it is the weekend. if you're trying to find something to do, there's a pop-up mother's day market on ocean avenue. >> that event runs from just a few minutes of 10:00am until 3 in the afternoon over on lakeside landing on ocean avenue. the pop-up market has some unique items you can buy for mom, some gifts. there's also some live music on stage. and if you'd like to bring some donations, they are collecting baby essentials for newborns for a program called the homeless prenatal program that's actually coordinated by the saint francis episcopal church. this event is free to

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mountains actually tripled this year following a few slow years after the pandemic. so really they've got it right there. this going up. yeah, very on there, too. >> on the little say right on up there. they've got all ready to go. el. it's going to feel more like summer, though. what are we jumping to june here? look at this 90's for this weekend. amazing. love it. on the east bay shoreline here gradually into next week. we're going to see some cloud cover development thursday and friday. but for tomorrow for mom will be talking about tomorrow. but got that fog at the coast, san francisco. that's going to be slower to clear and watch out the winds around the carquinez strait contra costa county and solano county. you'll feel it. >> all right. well, everybody enjoying that beautiful weather. we will see you back here tomorrow at 7, 8, 9, in the morning. so wake up with us. i'm ella sogomonian tuesday. it's far. we'll see tuesday. it's far. we'll see you tomorrow.

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