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sunday may 14th and we have a lot in store for you all. but first, let's get a check of the weather forecast with dave spahr. david's. >> quite the coal down since yesterday. yeah, we're going a little flavor of that. good morning. l a good morning, everybody. and to greet us again. got that fog covered the golden gate as you'll notice. it's also on the east bay shoreline a little bit as well. and that will mix out will go back to mostly sunny for mom today. >> however, the good news is a little bit cooler for you, folks pretty inland. we'll see a good shading here of a half, a dozen or better degrees. here's what's going on a golden gate bridge kind of covered up for right now. there is a for fog advisory going hunt for the coastal areas and a little bit san francisco included in this, too. so how does this clear out as we approach the noon hour, you can see early afternoon. everybody is 2, 1, to doing well, however, we do see a nice, strong onshore wind working here at least long, selective portions of the bay. this is tomorrow morning. boy, look at that. fog make its way well inland to the sacramento valley to greet us and then mixing out again as we get to around

noon. so this is all cooling mechanism. we don't see much in the way of the winds yet. but the looks like it will get a little stiff wind through the park in a straight expected this afternoon. temperature check for you. most readings in the lower to middle 50's. 63 for antioch at this hour. 53 san francisco in 54 half moon bay that comes out a couple degrees ahead of where we were this time from yesterday. but we will trail this afternoon, 83 at 2 o'clock. it looks like for those inland spots and around the bay, you'll see some cooling as well. we'll give you an idea what to expect as we get into next week as well. coming up little bit later on l a we'll see you >> breaking news overnight, the california highway patrol is investigating 2 fatal crashes. the first one happened last night on the 101 on ramp in tully road in san jose. preliminary reports from chp indicate a big rig hit a pedestrian at around 11. 45 the on ramp and multiple lanes were shut down just after midnight and all lanes are now open this morning. the second one happened at around 02:30am, on 8.80, in fremont

near the mission boulevard. off-ramp. and according to chp logs, a person got out of their car on the right hand shoulder to exchange information with the driver from a previous crash. then a truck hit the person before running off from the scene. a coroner was called out. sobering new data regarding san francisco's drug epidemic. we now know that the city has recorded nearly 270 accidental overdose deaths from just this year alone. kron four's amanda hari has our top story this morning. >> based on the first 4 months of the year, the city is on pace to set a new record for annual overdose deaths. but some health experts say there are ways to prevent that from happening. so bring preliminary data out of the san francisco medical examiner's office. >> in the first 4 months of 2023, 268 people died in the city as a result of accidental overdoses. that's 72 more deaths in the same time period in 2022. what we know

>> is when there is heavy policing of people use drugs when there isn't a safe place for them to go tends to drive the overdose rates higher. gary mccoy with health, right? 3.60, a nonprofit that offers substance abuse treatment. >> says some factors have changed. that may be driving up overdose rates and deaths, increased rates of of charging for people who use drugs and increased rates of citations and arrests for people who use drugs in july of 2022. san francisco police chief bill scott said officers were cracking down on drug use in the tenderloin to combat open air drug use and dealing also the tenderloin center closed in december. it served to temporary safe consumption site as well as an opportunity to link people to treatment. >> you're using a doorway or a public place to park in front of a business in front of a school, you tend to rush your use. you tend to use more so that you're not using more

frequently at for fear of being caught. the majority of people who overdosed had fentanyl in their system. >> mccoy says there's ways to prevent the deadly drug from getting into people's hands. a lot of folks have been pushing for safer supply. >> which would be getting a pharmaceutical grade equivalent under supervision with the provider and then you know that it doesn't have that fentanyl the city currently publishes the number of accidental overdose deaths every month since the beginning of 2020, the year with the most deaths was 2020 with 700. and 25. >> but again, this year is on pace, have more accidental overdoses in the newsroom. amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> we have some developing news out of oakland where the teachers union there has finally reached an agreement on common good items with the oakland unified school district. these include reparations for black students, resources for on how students, as well as some closures. this comes after a week of negotiations and the teachers union has said that

they're still on strike, but they say momentum is on their side. the union has also added that they will continue to bargain with the school district to reach a full tentative agreement. oakland teachers and school staff have now been on strike for the past weekend. we will bring you any updates on air and online as we get more information. the city of san francisco is working to make some plans to bring back some more summer concerts to golden gate park events would be held following the annual outside lands festival. it's quite popular. kron four's gayle ong has more reaction from neighbors. >> outside lands. always a busy time for golden gate park. and with the thought of more concerts, people who live nearby have mixed views. >> neighbors of golden gate park have complained over the years about the noise traffic in trash from the annual outside lands music festival. it's pretty bad. i sometimes leave town. i leave town. the >> loud and throbbing. and

it's it's yeah, i find it very on friday, the city of san francisco announced their plan to bring more summer concerts to golden gate park. >> the 2 to 3 day event would be held on the weekend following the outside lands festival which usually takes place in august. neighbors share their thoughts. ideas. tell know. >> off the top of a summonses called a jam. i think if that were acoustic, i would be all for it to stick with the picnic by the proposed event would feature a single headliner instead of multiple headliners and it would be limited to the polo field with a capacity of 65,000 people. >> rather than 75,000 mayor london breed says more concerts would help the local economy. i know see light money, but not for the people live around him. not that i'm not against music. obviously, i'm a musician, i would i think is it's a great thing. i think getting people together is a great thing. starting. >> at noon and at 5, you know,

that doesn't interfere with people's lives too much. the propose concert would be held from 02:00pm to 10:00pm. and like every year a hotline would be available for residents to address concerns. >> and the board of supervisors is scheduled to vote to approve the plan next week. if approved, the concerts would begin next year. gayle ong kron, 4 news. >> thanks so much, campbell. coming up on the kron, 4 morning news, we're honoring api heritage month on kron 4. going to show you need to be at the news experience in napa. plus, things are heating up outside so we will share some tips on how to stay safe some tips on how to stay safe while you're how do we decide what hotel to book? (yelping) fear not, i got you. choice hotels has a hotel for every type of stay. like a comfort with the kiddos. spacious! that's what they all say. stay twice and get a $50 gift card when you book direct at choicehotels.com.

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>> welcome back. so if you plan on getting some sun, but there are a few tips to keep in mind. the national weather service recommends too never leave kids or pets unattended inside cars. wear sunscreen. plus stay hydrated. >> in other news, the amtrak station in downtown martinez. we've been talking about all week long remains closed today until further notice. >> hazmat crews are still cleaning up a one and a half pound mercury spill in the parking lot. and the toxic metal was also found on nearby streets. so people are being told to avoid the area if possible, until the work wraps up, trains will stop near the old station depot. and people are being told to use the ferry street road crossing instead of stopping at the martinez station. it's not clear where the mercury came from at this time. dave. >> all right. although

temperatures are dropping a little bit even well inland. remember, we're still getting the same radiation as yesterday. not have to be a little more into the 80's as we get into the afternoon. that's a little bit of an improvement. do have a wind, though, to no, no. tell have though, to no, no. tell have more on that coming up in just we're here today to set the record straight about dupuytren's contracture. surgery is not your only treatment option. people may think their contracture has to be severe to be treated, but it doesn't. visit findahandspecialist.com today to get started. ♪ the babybel snack heroes are here to save the day. ♪ and restore the goodness. babybel join the goodness.

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the first time in 24 years, a jaguar will be living at the san francisco zoo, the 11 year old jaguar was transferred from the san france sacramento zoo nearby where he's been living since he was born. he'll be house and a temporary habitat while a permanent one is being built. the jaguar will also get a new name sometime in the summer. taking a live look outside at the san francisco international airport. we are helping you all are having a wonderful day and enjoying that sunshine. dave spahr as in the weather center with our forecast. good morning, dave yellow. when i saw that slug line there is that old car, new car. there are great it's it's just that the cat anyway, but always keep these cute the anyway. >> here's what's going on in the south bay. we have sunshine, unlike what we're seeing around the bay. we have that fog to contend with yet again today. and that will be kind of the hallmarks of what you can expect for the morning hours. here's the south bay going on here for you again. >> this is our future for everybody except that the coast was get the skies cleared out. well before noon. it looks like 67 at this hour for any act. a lot of 50's. you can see across most of the

bay for right now, 50% or rosa. 59. meanwhile, 4 san jose for futurecast for we talked about this before a little bit with some drizzle along the coast. gradual clearing by noon. it's working on it, but it still can return a little bit to the afternoon. she going to be fighting some afternoon clouds a little bit. everybody's going to see a reduction in temperatures today. so with that to keep in mind, even those inland spots, we seen numbers fall. so that's at least nice treatment. then up there to tahoe, maybe a sprinkle or 2, perhaps today and that system there is helping actually cool us off inviting in this marine layer. look coming in force overnight for monday morning spilling right in the sacramento valley. monterrey as well. again, this does make south for the afternoon, but it kind of shows you the marine layer still in play here and it acts as a nice climate control little for us. i mentioned those winds right across the golden gate. tucker keenest rated go. those winds being drawn in by that low off towards our east a little bit in some inland heating,

helping out to these winds go into the 20's or not advisory, strengthen going to be more localized in these spots that you can see. but it will help encourage that marine layer coming in at night. you'll see the fog rolling on in half moon bay. in our background here. we've got the morning fog clearing out. warm for the bay, though, still 80's and 90's happening in spots here today. 90's that is inland, then for early in the week, mostly sunny with 70's and 80's. actually a little bit of a bump on to about tuesday before we gradually start to drop off inland. sunny with mid to upper 80's at work. but then they take that turn. and then late in the week got some scattered bay cloud, 70 ish. and then near 80, it looks like as we finish off next week, it will be a shot to the system that we had like. 90's yesterday. so next weekend going into near 80 or upper 70's. 68 san francisco today, 70 for oakland, 81. meanwhile for san jose on the big board, the 90's were gone. we have the middle 80's being replaced. a tie-up there to to a santa rosa. 68. meanwhile,

for san francisco to talk about a little bit that bump. yeah, we get close to 90 by tuesday, but that will be the next to look out for and then a gradual improvement for the remainder of the week. we're going into that extended and check again with your 4 zone forecast for this mother's day. l a thanks so much. there. >> the 8th annual hanukkah alo was held saturday by the korean american community foundation of san francisco. it's the largest philanthropic gathering of korean americans on the west coast. the foundation honored oakland, actor and producer daniel dae kim with its trailblazer award. wine and cheese is the classic pairing, of course. but what about wine and spring rolls or pork? bao buns kron four's noelle bellow takes us to the first-ever vietnamese owned winery in napa. >> a little wine pro trump kim chi cocktail sauce. a tasty bite. we have by the enemies and a whole lot of color. that's what you'll find at the start of napa valley. well,

i'm not rd is the first vietnamese owned winery in napa. and while their production is small, just 2000 cases a year, they're hoping to make a big impact on the industry are not specifically educating about vietnamese. it's more. >> creating the space for people to come as they are. whether you ever been in asian, whatever color you are. however you identify with this needs to be a safe place for you. in this valley, ceo mylan fans says while rd has technically been producing wind since 2012 for many years, they were only exporting back to vietnam. still export to and vietnam may have a rd warren castle on sunday people can go and for the castle and they have wind mostly napa varieties in twenty-twenty, they shifted their focus. finally opening the big blue tasting room off highway 29 facility was originally happenstance. that started like early 90's. they

were the first shock, a plane in so there's kind of a history of firsts here. cherry blossom trees rumored to be a gift from a japanese emperor, still decorate the parking lot in pink, but it's inside where they hope visitors find a sense of community. we really want is for people to be able to come to our tasting room to hang out to the private tasting rooms inspired by popular ha long bay and outfitted with brightly colored paintings from vietnamese artists. i really love them because they're very colorful. and i think we america don't necessarily know much about vietnam. we think about it as like vietnam war. these like really colorful pieces. i think they just show vibrancy and happiness. and joyce and they've bottled up those feelings and their wines as well. with fresh bright varieties are labels. so we have our 5th and our 100 not label. complaint named for the vietnamese summer solstice. >> and 100, not because of stable. so we try and everything that we do to

conscious of the culture that we come from. rdu winery offers napa's only pan asian food and wine experience paring their 5th moon winds with asian flavors rose a >> with spring pea soup. >> so we wanted winds that could pair well or pad thai and more anything else that has more spice that's not often talked about a lot about sparing with lime and we want to show that can be this summer. rd will host its 3rd summer moon festival. a nod to the vietnamese celebration of the harvest moon meant to bring luck to crops and prosperity to all from the beginning. i wanted it to be react, which is we are ease and we're very proud of being the first vietnamese on winery in i just think at the core of everything we do, it's very clear and that >> we are are. different in napa, noelle bellow and spicy kron. 4 news. >> sounds tasty. well, this year's summer moon festival is set to take place on saturday,

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crackdown on coal and natural gas plants. new epa rule orders power plants to cut emissions by 90% by the year 2040, or shut down. the rule is now undergoing public comment and would take that take effect in about one year. the future of electnic vehicles could change. now we have electric vehicles and how they are being operated on at repair shops. triple a reports ev maintenance costs about $949 per year. and that's roughly $330 less than gas powered cars. evs also have -% fewer mechanical parts and do not require air filters antifreeze. spark plugs or oil changes and evs are complex and local repair shops may not be keeping up in training and equipment. so they're shifting repairs to auto dealers closer to manufacturers and technology. >> happening now, bara will be replacing trains service with free buses between rockridge and stations as crews continue

to replace the track. officials say that if you do plan to use part in that area today to allow extra time for travel, you can check for details and updates up on kron 4 dot com. still ahead on kron 4 morning news governor gavin newsom releasing an updated state budget and he's highlighting a multibillion-dollar deficit that's facing the state. >> how he plans to move that >> how he plans to move that budget out of the red.

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♪ ♪ ritz. a taste of welcome. >> welcome back. and good morning. we are here on kron. 4 morning news celebrating mothers on this mother's day. let's start this half hour with a look at your forecast. dave l a good morning. and good morning, everybody. not a bad day for mom going on today. we have that fog around the immediate bay, the golden gate. we talk about south a different story. see some blue skies working already. but temperatures a little reduce, take edge off that there's plenty of time for summer rushing, no pushing, no shoving. >> there you have a little shot. they're coming in from san jose state and our winds. we're going to be little bit of an uptick on those good onshore. stiff wind expected this afternoon, but it's going to be most apparent right across the golden gate slamming into a little bit the east bay shoreline. but the carquinez strait is what you can expect for later today. we've been tracking numbers thus far, mostly in the mid 50's for around the bay. a little cooler inland got some radiational cooling up there in the north bay. 59 for

livermore. 67 off to antioch already. and back to the fog again. just misses out pretty quickly as we get into the early afternoon. we do have a dense fog advisory covering the coastal little bit. but again, that will expire by 10 o'clock tomorrow. we'll probably have more coverage on dense fog advisory, but this is what it looks like about 05:00am. so early morning commuters tomorrow prepare for some fog going on. even pretty widespread for the oakland a's today against the rangers. 107, game time temperatures. a little reduced on this front to around 70 or so. sunny little breeze out of the west near 15. the breakdown today. 76 at 11 by 2. 83. coming up a little bit here. we'll take a look at the 4 zone forecast for you. and that extended as well. thanks, dave. >> ahead of the summer and the next month's pride event. the san francisco department of public health is urging people to consider an m-pox vaccine for those who are vulnerable with getting infected with that disease. kron four's philippe reports for a pop-up clinic in soma district.

>> after shopping in san francisco saturday, alex car passed through the soma second saturday's event on 12th street unaware that the san francisco public health department was offering free m-pox vaccinations between fulsome and harrison streets. no, but i love that are just walked up and they ask me for my information. health insurance on on a and. done in less than 10 minutes, he received his first dose months ago. the public health department says people should waio at least 28 days to get their second shot to be fully vaccinated. but health officials say you do not need to restart the series if more than 28 days have passed so hard, jumped at the chance to maximize protection against the disease. it's not just about like preventing me from getting it's about like if i it's about preventing me from getting it and spreading it to other people unknowingly. this is the first of 2 pop-up clinic schedule that a second saturdays. the next will be held june 10th. a chance for those who received their first dose to get a second ahead of

next month's pride celebrations and other summer lgbtq events. transmission rates are low in the city, but with outbreaks being reported across the country, the city and nonprofits are taking a proactive approach to the virus spreading mostly through men who have with other men rather than wait for it to become a crisis again, like it did last year because we weren't expecting it. >> this time we have we have some advance warning and we want to approach from a preventive medicine point of view and protect our constituencies before they need. our partnership with department of public health has been one of our primary focus is over the last couple of years. >> so that we cae responsibly bring back a large gathering. >> the vaccine is not 100% effective. there are reports of breakthrough infections, but health officials say being fully vaccinated will lessen the severity of symptoms of an infection in san francisco. philippe djegal, all kron, 4

news. >> and they spray the oakland police department is continuing a search for a woman who went missing nearly one year ago. take a look. this is chanel copeland. she was last seen on may 27th 2022. standing at 5 foot. 3 inches tall with black hair and brown eyes at this time. copeland's disappearance. she was 190 pounds. and if you have information about her location, call opd these missing persons unit. yesterday morning. we told you about a 16 year-old boy who was shot and killed in vacaville on friday. we now know 17 year-old boy has been arrested in connection with that shooting. police say the 2 teens have been in some sort of altercation before the shooting at about 06:30pm, en meadows drive and while officers were responding to the scene, a 17 year-old took el to the hospital with a gunshot wound and was treated there. his injuries were non-life-threatening. the 17 year-old will be taken to solano county juvenile hall after he is released from

hospital. governor gavin newsom released his updated budget on friday, outlining priorities for california. but noting that the state is facing an even bigger deficit than expected. we're talking more than 30 billion dollars. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports how the governor hopes to close that gap. >> well, here it is. this is the governor's updated budget summary. all 132 pages of it. it's a budget the governor says will benefit california. one. he acknowledges comes with a multibillion-dollar deficit that could lead to some tough decisions ahead. governor gavin newsom receiving applause as he officially presented his updated state budget for the next fiscal year. >> budget worth more than 306 billion dollars. but one that also includes a deficit of about 32 billion. we are walking into a budget where we need to maintain our prudence and we need to prepare not just for the short term, but the medium and long-term

newsom says the deficit increased by more than 9 billion dollars since his initial budget presentation in january due to factors outside of california involving the national economy as interest rate increase in inflation stays high. california's top earners who provide nearly half the income tax revenue for the state have raked in less money, less money for them means less tax revenue for california. this was not an easy budget to close the deficit. newsom put forth several proposals, including new efforts to borrow money. a call to delay spending on some projects, including the foreclosure intervention, housing prevention program. more than 3 billion dollars in what's known as trigger cuts, meaning cuts. that could happen if the economy does not improve. and then a proposal for actual cuts, including reductions to a small portion of the middle class tax refund program and reversion of unspent funds within the cow works public assistance program. newsom says for now he will not dip into the state's 37 plus billion dollars of reserves. and as for whether he's considering raising taxes to upset possible cuts, i do not think it's the right time. to raise

taxes. and i was crystal clear on challenges aside newsom 1000, this budget will make strong investments to address some of the state's most pressing matters, including homelessness, address the issue cleaning up these encampments, 303 quarters of billion dollars just in that space. and then there's half a billion dollars for flood control. amid this winter's record storms keeping them safe from floods. we do recognize the immediacy situationally. and speaking of those storm emergencies, they resulted in the government pushing back the tax deadline to october for millions of californians meaning the state will not know its total revenues. until then, republicans say that's why it's crucial as the governor begins to negotiate his budget with the legislature, he remain fiscally conservative. these things require us to be fiscally responsible and we need a real fiscal responsibility, not rhetoric. >> the fact that the governor's own budget continues to overspend creating -tructural deficits into the future is proof that

this budget proposal is not fiscally responsible and the governor has until june 15th to meet with lawmakers to negotiate and work on this budget. if they cannot pass a budget in that time. members of the legislature >> will not get paid reporting at the state capitol. eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> coming up on kron 4 morning news. why restaurant workers say mother's day is one of their most grueling days of the work here and a hard day man: i'm not slowing down anytime soon. the work here and a hard day for both that's why i take osteo bi-flex every day.

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>> welcome back. this mother's day, we're taking a look at the list of top baby names of 2022. in america. and it's a much different from past few years. once again, liam and olivia take the top spots. in fact, has been boy's name for 6 years running. well, libya has been the top girls name 4 years in a row. the only new name in the top 10 list is luna. the rankings are compiled by the social security administration just more than 3.6 million babies were born last year, which is a slight uptick from 2021. many restaurant workers are gearing up for a really busy day and with good reason, waiters, waitresses and other staff members consider mother's day to be one of the most grueling days of the year. the issue includes big groups, fussy kids to complain about their meals and people who linger too long tying up the table for many restaurants. this is the first big holiday since 2019 that has not been affected by the pandemic.

>> and the forecast looks to be pretty good. going to have dinner on the patio and so forth. we've got 80's for highs in the mid 80's going on. that's an improvement from yesterday. that chillier, though, when you get off towards san francisco at 68, 61 half moon bay for a high checking out the 4 zone. we come back. but 4 morning news.

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>> take a look at wildfires. wildflower super bloom is in full glory along the coast in pacifica. it's not a major tourist destination. pacifica has become one. all thanks to the flowers at the top of maury pointer poppies goldfields tidy tips and more visitors that we caught up with say that they are in awe of the display. >> walked up to maury point and we saw phenomenal superbloom. we've lived here since 1985. we've seen super looms before, but this one was particularly spectacular. it was among the nicest we've ever seen. >> so if you'd like to take a look, you should go sooner rather than later. that's because warm weather. we'll dry out those flowers. speaking of the weather, here's a live look at the mount tam cam. and you can't even see the city skyline because it is covered in. they fog clouds will. yeah, that's fog. definitely see. i think i see a transmitter sticking up

there, making up there just a little bit same situation as yesterday. can you see it right there on the left-hand side? slightly anyway, this is the same scenario we had yesterday. the bigger issue >> is right above us. it's not so much drier. it will dry or 2, but it's much warmer. so that's less dense anyway. and as always, let's dance above us. so it's hard to get that mixing process when it hasn't warmer like that. but we're are getting some ground heating and that will cause that mixing process going on for us. very, very mild right above us. sfo. no delays happening right now. pretty good shot there. not as much the way of fog this morning. temperature check for you and up to tahoe again. want to put this addendum in here. you might have a couple stray showers this afternoon today. but as we get into early next week, a minor warm-up. look at that. still short sleeve shirt weather here. upper 60's to near 70 all the way to about wednesday and then they'll be a drop off as we finish off the week. 67 going on for antioch, a lot of 50's on the board for right now. mid 50's around the bay. 53 for santa rosa. 59 meanwhile for san

jose onshore winds you can see right through san francisco, kirk in a straight. that's where they're going to be the most active being driven by this low that we talked about helping out with this onshore flow. and as a result of tonight's climate control and it keeps temperatures a little bit more subdued than we saw from yesterday. so for the week ahead, what can we expect? first things first with a slow here. we're seeing some the almost summer time little showers that will develop with that daytime heating off towards tahoe in the rockies. but then all week long, fairly quiet. this high breaks down and ourk temperatures will respond accordingly to that. so we'll see more in the way some scattered clouds heading into next weekend. this is friday, saturday zone and a good 10 degree drop. even for more we're seeing from highs today. it looks like. all right. let's check it out. here are the 4 zone forecast today. 68 for san francisco will keep it mid to lower 60's along the coast. 72 for burlingame heading south to have some lower 80's still hanging on a little bit here. 81 for redwood city, 79, meanwhile, for palo alto in the south bay, these are mostly 80's.

now forget the upper 80's. now, 82 santa clara, 82 cupertino, east bay shoreline, upper 70's tri valley. now we're down to the middle 80's. 82 for pleasanton dublin, about 82 for walnut creek, concord. at 83, 68 for berkeley. les, 68 don't forget about those winds. 80 for fairfield, 74 for now. but in 80 going on for santa rosa next couple days, it's more of kind of the same near about 90's for highs expected until about wednesday or so. then we switch over towards the upper 70's and doggone it. that's on the day. there should be today is mother's day, but the check out the temperatures in response. alright, l a. >> sometimes you're things happened. thanks, dave. well, james are in the desert southwest. they made it to arizona where they battled the diamondbacks. we caught up with some fans passing out for years to moms and helping with 13 couldejust figure it out. well, the game tied at one with the diamondbacks humming the bases loaded in the bottom of the 6th. and when it came

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>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news >> good morning and thanks for joining us here on kron. 4 news. i'm ella sogomonian in for stephanie lin. it's sunday may 14th and we're hoping that you have a wonderful mother's day and we're going to take a look at your weather forecast. dave spahr. >> look, good morning. good morning, everybody. and offer that foggy start that we know. well, it's just like yesterday's performance right here at the golden gate bridge. you'll notice, although we're not seeing that kind of thing happen inland as much to tomorrow might be a different story. however, for your early morning commuters, particularly looks like it'll be spilling across to the delta. but here's a look at it. looks like the golden gate

again, we do have a dense fog advisory that's at work here along the coast. and that's expected to expire by about 10 o'clock. we'll probably have more of those kind of statements tomorrow. there is the progress. it looks a little stubborn up there in the north bay a little bit. so you might see some more coastal clouds today than you did from yesterday. and this is what's going to greet you tomorrow morning. so a lot more of that ground fog. we'll be around at that point. all right. with all of that said, what about these winds later today? looks like a little uptick on those winds. this is acting as a climate control being driven by low off towards our east temperatures thus far, we're in the middle to upper 50's 67 for any act. 53 meanwhile, for santa rosa, 53 also san francisco. our contrast from yesterday. we're a little ahead of where we were this time from yesterday by this afternoon. however, we will trail from those lofty numbers well inland, the lower 90's have been retired, at least for now. so expect about 83 r so by 3 o'clock. the cooling also being felt along the east bay shoreline. we're going to get into that forecast coming up in just a

bit. but it looks like a springtime week for us. coming up ahead, l. >> breaking news overnight. the california highway patrol is investigating 2 fatal crashes. the first one happened last night on 101, on the on ramp in tully road in san jose. preliminary reports according to chp indicate that a big rig struck a pedestrian at around 11. 45 the on ramp and several lanes were shut down just after midnight. but all lanes are now open this morning. the second one happened at around 02:30am, on 8.80, in fremont near the mission boulevard. off-ramp. and according to chp logs, a person got out of their car on the right hand shoulder to exchange information with the driver from a previous crash. that's when a truck hit the person before taking off. the coroner was called out to that scene. we're taking a look at sobering new data regarding san francisco's drug epidemic. we now know that the city recorded nearly 270 accidental overdose deaths from just this past year. kron four's amanda hari has our top story.

>> based on the first 4 months of the year, the city is on pace to set a new record for annual overdose deaths. but some health experts say there are ways to prevent that from happening. so bring preliminary data out of the san francisco medical examiner's office. >> in the first 4 months of 2023, 268 people died in the city as a result of accidental overdoses. that's 72 more deaths in the same time period in 2022. what we know >> is when there is heavy policing of people use drugs when there isn't a safe place for them to go tends to drive the overdose rates higher. gary mccoy with health, right? 3.60, a nonprofit that offers substance abuse treatment. >> says some factors have changed. that may be driving up overdose rates and deaths, increased rates of of charging for people who use drugs, increased rates of citations and arrests for people who use

drugs in july of 2022. san francisco police chief bill scott said officers were cracking down on drug use in the tenderloin to combat open air drug use and dealing also the tenderloin center closed in december. it served to temporary safe consumption site as well as an opportunity to link people to treatment. >> you're using a doorway or a public place to park in front of a business in front of a school, you tend to rush your use. you tend to use more so that you're not using more frequently at for fear of being caught. the majority of people who overdosed had fentanyl in their system. >> mccoy says there's ways to prevent the deadly drug from getting into people's hands. a lot of folks have been pushing for safer supply. >> which would be getting a pharmaceutical grade equivalent under supervision with the provider and then you know that it doesn't have that fentanyl the city currently publishes the number of accidental overdose deaths every month since the beginning of 2020, the year

with the most deaths was 2020 with 700. and 25. >> but again, this year is on pace have more accidental overdoses in the newsroom. amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> we have some developing news out of oakland. the teachers union has reached an agreement on a section of the contract called common good items with the oakland unified school district. these include reparations for black students, resources for and how students and some closures. this comes after a week of negotiations. the teachers union says that they are still going to be on strike, but they say momentum is on their side. the union will continue to bargain with the school district to reach a full tentative agreement. oakland teachers and school staff have been on strike for the past week. we'll bring you updates on air and online. now. some funders, the city of sirte, cisco is working on some plans to potentially bring more summer concerts to golden gate park. the events would be held after the annual outside lands festival. kron

four's gayle ong has reaction from neighbors. outside lands. always a busy time for golden gate park. and with the thought of more concerts, people who live nearby at mixed views. >> neighbors of golden gate park have complained over the years about the noise traffic in trash from the annual outside lands music festival. it's pretty bad. i sometimes leave town. i leave town. the days can be incredibly >> loud and throbbing. and it's it's yeah, i find it very on friday, the city of san francisco announced their plan to bring more summer concerts to golden gate park. >> the 2 to 3 day event would be held on the weekend following the outside lands festival which usually takes place in august. neighbors share their thoughts. ideas. tell know. >> off the top of a summonses called a jam. i think if that were acoustic, i would be all for it to stick with the picnic by the proposed event would feature a single headliner instead of multiple

headliners and it would be limited to the polo field with the capacity of 65,000 people. >> rather than 75,000 mayor london breed says more concerts would help the local economy. i know see light money but not fault. the people live around it, not that i'm not against music. obviously, i'm a musician, i would i think is it's a great thing. i think getting people together is a great thing. starting. >> at noon and at 5, you know, that doesn't interfere with people's lives too much. the proposed concert would be held from 02:00pm to 10:00pm. and like every year a hotline would be available for residents to address concerns. >> and the board of supervisors is scheduled to vote to approve the plan next week. if approved, the concerts would begin next year. gayle ong kron, 4 news. >> sounds like they're looking for some happy medium. all right. coming up on kron 4 morning news. we continue to honor a api heritage month on kron 4. we're going to show you a unique vietnamese experience in napa. plus, it's getting up outside. so we have

a few tips on how to stay safe as you enjoy the sunshine and temperatures continue to rise. plus, the san francisco department of public health is urging m-pox vaccinations for people who are at risk getting infected with the disease. stay with us.

>> welcome back. if you plan on getting some sun this weekend, we have a few tips for you to keep in mind the

national weather service recommends to never leave kids or pets unattended inside cars and to wear sunscreen to avoid sunburns. plus, stay hydrated by drinking plenty of water. even if you don't feel thirsty. they also recommend dressing in lightweight clothing and avoiding foods like protein that increases the energy. your body needs to convert the food, which also increases in water loss. >> happening now, bart is replacing trains service with free buses between rockridge and orinda stations because crews are continuing to replace the track. bart officials say if you plan to use part in that area this weekend. >> a little some extra time for travel. you can also check up details and updates on our website. kron 4 dot com. >> in other news app tracks station in downtown martinez remains shut down today until further notice. 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 are being told to avoid the area until the work wraps up. trains will stop near the old station depot and the ferry street road crossing instead of the martina station. it's not clear where the mercury came from. >> it is still need that sunscreen today, even though temperatures a little reduce going on. certainly the shades. we've got 80's for highs and those in the valleys. as we shake off the 90's, we'll take a look at what it looks like for mother today and into next week at the spring-like forecast, the khon for wanting to get to.

>> here's a cute update from uc berkeley. 3 falcon chicks who you are looking at? >> which hot at the top of the school's bell tower last month. now have names you're looking at luna rosa and sat for their names are chosen after thousands of people voted in the contest helped by the cal dave, like that, when i was named for the moon rose and honor rosa scrivener, who was the first woman to graduate from uc berkeley back in 18. 74. >> ends up for after the ancient greek god of the west wind. well, what a fancy name for a little baby bird. they're okay. yeah. just in time for taking a live look at the quay tower this morning. it is a pretty foggy out there day. but what can people expect the rest of the sunday? >> we're getting into that pattern. we start with the morning fog and all but that will mix out pretty nicely. we

do have a layer of very warm air right on top of us here. and that's a little harder to mix out. it is drier, but sometimes it's a lot drier, a little warmer. this go around. it's a lot warmer in just a little drier. here's what's going on at a dunce south bay here, san jose state. nice clear skies. just a start. we do see some fog is prevailing around the immediate bay. it's going to be more aggressive tomorrow morning for your early morning commute or so. a pencil that in for some ground fog and some of those valleys that you may pass through. 72 we've got the 60's already in the east bay along the east bay shoreline, still in the upper 50's up to the north bay about 53 for santa rosa. so on top of cooler temperatures. expect more of a breeze today than yesterday. that's kind of a relief, though, gives you a little bit of a a real kind of a refreshing breeze. you'll see that in the east bay, particularly this afternoon. now on futurecast for can't see too much going on. but the mixing out of weather fog we have will happen. it's a little bit stubborn in spots here. are in the coastal areas. you'll probably see more in the way of fog or fog

clouds. and you saw from yesterday and as a side of your head up to tahoe by any chance, you might have a stray sprinkle but not a whole lot. that's just a leftover from that low. and there's a little reminiscent summertime pattern going on there with the afternoon day time heating us. some flare ups of some localized little showers there. let's get into tomorrow. boy, look at that marine layer. it's quite aggressive again. might return to some early morning drizzle along the coast. monterrey is following suit that again will mix out by the late morning hours. and we go back to mostly sunny and a little bit of a warming trend for the first couple days of next week before we drop back off again to finish off the week. back to those winds. they're very concentrated right across the golden gate smacking into the east bay shoreline in off to the carquinez strait. but again, as i mentioned, is a nice, refreshing breeze. and we didn't have as much of that yesterday. so on top of slightly more moderate temperatures, we have a little bit of a breeze thrown into as well. and it's a good direction to coming in from the onshore direction. this is half moon bay. looks like we're getting more ground fog. we did last hour morning fog

clearing out warm for the bay with the 80's. upper 70's too 90's well inland. again, another bump early into the week as we see a lot more of those upper 80's working here. not quite maybe 90 and then we drop off to near 80. by the time we get to the end of the week and we'll have some more scattered clouds hanging around. 2 east bay shoreline might be treated to some upper 60's returning by friday. so 68 today, san francisco, oakland, around 70 or so 81. meanwhile, 4 san jose and here's your high map. middle 80's for the far east bay up to the north bay will to about 80 for santa rosa. but a lot of green is now encroaching on the east bay shoreline. that was pretty much contained in the peninsula and the coast yesterday. 85 for your monday than up to 89 on tuesday. before we turn around and drop off a little bit. we'll have that extended forecast in a bit for some l a. thank you, dave. >> the 8th annual hanukkah ala was held saturday by the korean american community foundation of san francisco. it's actually the largest

philanthropic gathering of korean americans on the west coast. the foundation honored local oakland, actor and producer daniel dae kim with its trailblazer award. congratulations. wine and cheese. it's a classic pairing, of course. but how about wine and spring rolls or pork. bao buns kron four's. well, bellow takes us to the first-ever vietnamese owned winery in napa. >> a little wine pro trump kim chi cocktail sauce. a tasty bite. we have by the enemies and a whole lot of color. that's what you'll find at the start of napa valley. well, i'm not rd is the first vietnamese owned winery in napa. and while their production is small, just 2000 cases a year, they're hoping to make a big impact on the industry are not specifically educating about vietnamese. it's more. >> creating the space for people to come as they are. whether you are being in asian, whatever color you are.

however you identify with this needs to be a safe place for you. in this valley, ceo mylan fans says while rd has technically been producing wind since 2012 for many years, they were only exporting back to vietnam, still export to and vietnam may have a rd castle on sunday people can go and for the castle and they have wind mostly napa varieties in twenty-twenty, they shifted their focus. finally opening the big blue tasting room off highway 29 facility was originally happenstance. that started like early 90's. they were the first shock, a plane in so there's kind of a history of firsts here. cherry blossom trees rumored to be a gift from a japanese emperor, still decorate the parking lot in pink, but it's inside where they hope visitors find a sense of community. we really want is for people to be able to come to our tasting room to hang out to the private tasting room is inspired by popular ha long bay and

outfitted with brightly colored paintings from vietnamese artists. i really love them because they're very colorful. and i think we america don't necessarily know much about vietnam. we think about it as like vietnam war. these like really colorful pieces. i think they just show vibrancy and happiness. and joyce and they've bottled up those feelings and their wines as well. with fresh bright varieties are labels. so we have our 5th and our 100 not label. complaint named for the vietnamese summer solstice. >> and 100, not because of stable. so we try and everything that we do to conscious of the culture that we come from. rdu winery offers napa's only pan asian food and wine experience paring their 5th moon winds with asian flavors rose a >> with spring pea soup. >> so we wanted winds that could pair well or pad thai and more anything else that has more spice that's not

often talked about a lot about sparing with lime and we want to show that can be this summer. rd will host its 3rd summer moon festival. a nod to the vietnamese celebration of the harvest moon meant to bring luck to crops and prosperity to all from the beginning. i wanted it to be react, which is we are being needs. and we're very proud of being the first vietnamese on winery in i just think at the core of everything we do, it's very clear and that >> we are are. different in napa, noelle bellow and spicy kron. 4 news. >> this year's summer moon festival is set to take place on saturday, july 22nd all throuthe nth of may. kron 4 is celebrating peace and prosperity of the api community in the bay area. joon thursday. may 25th at 06:30pm, for api heritage month special hosted by stephanie lin and we'll trend. still ahead with maintenance of electric vehicles being different than a traditional car.

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>> good morning. i've got my coffee. i hope you are ready to face the day say hello to hear mom because of his mother's day. let's take a look at what the weather has in store. dave is in the weather center standing by. >> it's a powder with a cough about the way. that morning. i like good morning, everybody. i'm always prepared for the morning. anyway. it's being cut off here. but this is san jose state. you get the general idea up there. at least we have the clear skies. we have the fog around the immediate bay and today is a climate control. we'll have those onshore winds working in here. not so apparent right now. they're kind of variable, single digits in calm, but we expect a good onshore flow to develop right across the golden gate bridge and smacking right in the east bay shoreline. but more important across the quirkiness straight for today that so it's going to take that pathway. and that's what's going to be most apparent for the winds today. upper 50's going on right now. 72 for antioch. we've got 65 livermore. 60 for napa in 53 for santa rosa. you know, we talked about cooler numbers inland today, but you'll still get a lot of sore heating and

that so definitely want to have the sunscreen work. and that's what happens to the fog by the midday it comes back 06:00am morning commuters. take note, you've got some fog on your travels in many locations. so take note of that 107, game time for the oakland a's against the rangers. temps around 70 ish as we see highs, leone along the east bay shoreline. sunny, breezy, a west wind at about 15 to coming up a little bit here. we'll have the 4 zone forecast for you and check the extended to. see you soon. >> ahead of the summer and next pride events, the san francisco department of public health is urging m-pox vaccinations for people who are vulnerable to getting infected with the disease. kron four's philippe djegal reports from a pop-up clinic in the soma district. >> after shopping in san francisco saturday, alex car pass through the soma. second saturday's event on 12th street unaware that the san francisco public health department was offering free m-pox vaccinations between

fulsome and harrison streets. know what i love that are just walked up and they ask me for my information. health insurance on on a and. done in less than 10 minutes, he received his first dose months ago. the public health department says people should wait at least 28 days to get their second shot to be fully vaccinated. but health officials say you do not need to restart the series if more than 28 days have passed so hard, jumped at the chance to maximize protection against the disease. it's not just about like preventing me from getting it's about like if i it's about preventing me from getting it and spreading it to other people unknowingly. this is the first of 2 pop-up clinic schedule that a second saturdays, the next will be held june 10th. a chance for those who received their first dose to get a second ahead of next month's pride celebrations and other summer lgbtq events. transmission rates are low in the city, but with outbreaks being reported across the country, the city and nonprofits are taking a

proactive approach to the virus spreading mostly through rather than wait for it to become a crisis again, like it did last year because we weren't expecting it. >> this time we have we have some advance warning and we want to approach from a preventive medicine point of view and protect our constituencies before they need. our partnership with department of public health has been one of our primary focus is over the last couple of years. >> so that we can responsibly bring back large gatherings. >> the vaccine is not 100% effective. there are reports of breakthrough infections, but health officials say being fully vaccinated will lessen the severity of symptoms of an infection in san francisco. philippe djegal, all kron, 4 news. >> in the east bay, the oakland police department is continuing their search for a woman who went missing about a year ago. now, take a look. this is chanel copeland. she was last seen on may 27th of

2022. she is 5 foot. 3 inches tall with black hair and brown eyes. and at the time of her disappearance, she weighed 190 pounds. if you have any information about her whereabouts, call opd these missing persons unit. well, yesterday morning we first told you about a 16 year-old boy who was shot and killed in vacaville on friday. we now know that a 17 year-old boy has been arrested in connection with that shooting. police say the 2 teams that have some sort of a fight before this shooting at around 6, 30 at night over on meadows drive and while officers were trying to get to the scene, the 17 year-old took himself to the hospital with a gunshoti wound. that's where he was treated for non-life-threatening injuries. 17 year-old will then be taken to solano county juvenile hall after he's released from the hospital. all lanes back open now after a deadly crash on highway 101 in mountain view on saturday. chp say that a 64 year-old woman was driving northbound when for an unknown reason she lost control of her car, hit the barrier and the

center divider and then later crashed into a tree. the victim died while being rushed to the hospital. governor gavin newsom releasing an updated budget on friday outlining his priorities for the state. but also noting the california is now facing an even bigger deficit than expected. we're talking more than 30 billion dollars. capitol correspondent eytan wallace tells us how the governor is hoping to close that gap. >> well, here it is. this is the governor's updated budget summary. all 132 pages of it. it's a budget the governor says will benefit california. one. he acknowledges comes with a multibillion-dollar deficit that could lead to some tough decisions ahead. governor gavin newsom receiving applause as he officially presented his updated state budget for the next fiscal year. >> budget worth more than 306 billion dollars. but one that also includes a deficit of about 32 billion. we are walking into a budget where we need to maintain our prudence

and we need to prepare not just for the short term, but the medium and long-term newsom says the deficit increased by more than 9 billion dollars since his initial budget presentation in january due to factors outside of california involving the national economy as interest rate increase in inflation stays high. california's top earners who provide nearly half the incime tax revenue for the state have raked in less money, less money for them means less tax revenue for california. this is not an easy budget to close the deficit. newsom put forth several proposals, including new efforts to borrow money. a call to delay spending on some projects, including the foreclosure intervention housing prevention program. more than 3 billion dollars in what's known as trigger cuts, meaning cuts. that could happen if the economy does not improve. and then a proposal for actual cuts, including reductions to a small portion of the middle class tax refund program and reversion of unspent funds within the cow works public assistance program. newsom says for now he will not dip into the state's 37 plus billion

dollars of reserves. and as for whether he's considering raising taxes to upset possible cuts, i do not think it's the right time to raise taxes. and i was crystal clear on challenges aside newsom 1000, this budget will make strong investments to address some of the state's most pressing matters, including homelessness, address the issue cleaning up these encampments, 303 quarters of billion dollars just in that space. and then there's half a billion dollars for flood at this winter's record storms keeping them safe from floods. we do recognize the immediacy situationally. and speaking of those storm emergencies, they resulted in the government pushing back the tax deadline to october for millions of californians meaning the state will not know its total revenues. until then, republicans say that's why it's crucial as the governor begins to negotiate his budget with the legislature here remain fiscally conservative. these things require us to be fiscally responsible and we need a real fiscal responsibility, not rhetoric. >> the fact that the governor's own budget

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include big groups, fussy kids who complain about their meals and people who just linger a little bit too long tying up the table. but this is a boost for business because many restaurants, of course, have not had such a huge holiday celebration since 2019 because of the pandemic. >> gabp gabp gabp. yes. more water place to go. your highs today. we've got the middle 80's in the far east bay, 80 at the santa rosa. 68. meanwhile, for san francisco, we have a little bit more that fog working here along the coast a little later in the day. onshore winds to look out for as well. that forecast coming up in a bit. feeding your dog nutrish's whole health blend with fish oil, lean proteins and whole grains helps support their mind body and energy. outside. [sfx: dog toy] by giving them everything they need. pet me, pet me. [sfx: dog toy] well almost. good boy.

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>> if you'd like to see them up close and personal for yourself, you should go sooner rather than later. that's because the warmer weather will drive them out. >> we know they're lady smiling, taking a picture. so i don't think it was a fire when to take picture >> i know you're right. it is heating up out there. this is a live look at the skyscrapers in downtown san francisco, picking up through the but hopefully, you know, nothing sparks up like that day. what can we expect? yeah, by the way, on that, no, real it looks good with us. onshore winds. i did check humidity levels to they're not doing too bad even though it's been quite warm. so that's also good news. not getting a whole lot of dry sapo pretty clear. no, no issues happening out that way. but we have been talking a lot about bay area fog headed up to tahoe. want to mention a couple sprinkles or a possibility today. but sunny, early into the week, look at this warm-up. 69, 70 or so. so definitely in the summer mode. early week. latter portion a spring comes back again, including for the bay area. 72 for antioch, 65

livermore, east bay shoreline, upper 50's. 53 santa rosa. 55 san francisco and 62 for san jose onshore winds. again, as i mentioned, this is being driven by that low off towards our east. that drives a nice, nice, good, stiff breeze. and that will be a refreshing breeze pick. if you folks in the inland valleys to get that good, refreshing, coastal breeze, working magic for you again, a pulsating activity in the rockies a little bit with this low towards our east. it's almost kind of reminiscent almost of the monsoon way too early in the season for that. but for us later on, we get to the latter portion of this week. this high starts to weaken. here comes the marine layer a little stronger, not just fog, but some scattered afternoon clouds, cooler temperatures and you'll feel the big difference from the first couple of days of the week. 4 zone forecast for mother's day to day. 68 will do it about san francisco. 65 pacific. u.s. 61 for half moon bay. lower 70's going on along bayside here, foster city at 76 81 redwood city. but most

readings at least into the 70's now been reduced a bit, including in the south bay to lower 80's, even some upper 70's here. and there like morgan hill, los gatos at 78 82. meanwhile, ferc cupertino, but we're not striking near 90 today, east bay shoreline. upper 70's now tri valley still in the 80's mid-eighties at that some lower 80's. 82 for walnut creek. 83 for concord, 68 per berkeley delay you're looking at. 68 74 for napa and 80 coming in for santa rosa. but let's keep this trend coming for the next couple of days. in terms of that kind of summer feel next. couple days to up near 90 or so in the heat will be felt. then we start to back off a little bit towards the latter portion of this week. coming up thursday into friday, some scattered clouds high weakens and upper 70's by this point for your high. so that will be some springtime weather by that >> thanks, dave. the giants are in the desert southwest battling the arizona diamondbacks. we saw some fans passing beers to moms and they're hoping their team can

figure it out. but the game tied at one with the diamondbacks having the bases loaded in the bottom of the 6 and when it came down to it, diamondbacks win. 72. the giants are going to play against them again in arizona at about 1 o'clock today. and the a's took on the rangers yesterday at the 4th inning. the rangers were up. 2 runs on the a's. the rangers managed to go 3 to 0. the rangers finished their scoring in the 9th and absolutely wife the field with the a's. beating them 5 to 0. the rangers play them again at around 1 o'clock here at the coliseum. >> 10's of millions of dollars are owed to underpaid instacart workers here in california. that money is ready to be distributed. 46 million dollars settlement was reached in october, but the final judgment was only recently entered in the court reimbursement depends on the number of hours worked between september 13th 2015 in december, 15th, 2020, more than 300,000 people could be eligible to be paid for more

information on the settlement. and if you qualify head over to kron 4 dot com. so will google's plan to implement ai responsibility? work plus reactions to their hardware. rich demuro tells us more in today's tech smart. >> google, i o the company showed off key new ai technologies plus to hardware, including a foldable phone. i talked to some tech personalities in attendance at the event to get their take on the announcements. >> google i o 2023 ai is everything. every single thing they talked about today is in use i because they understand that's what consumers are thinking about. that search about to get a total makeover with ai results at the top and standard links at the bottom. when they flip that switch is they just showed us what they're about to begin transform how we searched the days of writing entire e-mails may be behind us. thanks to a

g mail feature called help me write that. help me write future. i think is >> but folks who don't love riding mill just being able to get couple of words, get your message across and have it. both, you know. >> for me that's going to be a big deal. androids getting a feature called post that can automatically generate text message. replies. yes, you can make your text messages sound like shakespeare. i don't know if you want to do that, but it just kind of interesting to see how little was thinking about ai and different use cases to apps that use all the time with new magic editing features in google photos. it's going to get tougher to distinguish. what's real and i, of course, i'm always worried, you know, >> is it going home? cussing is going to get right because is at rest when it comes to hardware. many i talked to agree that the $500 pixel is a compelling budget smartphone. kind of shows you what companies could be doing. the mogul's and >> some songs and the others

are the world. they could bring that level of future sat and price point if they really wanted to. but as interesting as schools, foldable phone is the price tag might hold it back. i think the biggest barriers and price, though, people it's still cheaper to buy a phone and a tablet separately. so google is going to have to do a lot to convince people to spend $1800 to get both in one bottom line, google says they're going to be bold and responsible with ai, but that doesn't mean everyone else will follow their lead. not good at taking the privacy and safety first historically, at least compared to apple on. so this is them saying we're where we want to try, whether that will work is another question. >> intelligence may some day be able to fly a plane. emirates airlines president tim clark said flights could become fully automated but added at least one real-life pilot would still need to be in the cockpit. the airline president also says many people are worried about the potential harms from ai, but

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>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> happy sunday to you all. it is mother's day. thank you so much for joining us here on kron. 4 morning news. i'm ella sogomonian. before we get to our top stories, it's a beautiful day in the bay and dave spahr is in the weather center with your forecast. >> look, good morning and good morning, everybody. we're starting off with that fog situation again around the immediate bay golden gate bridge, as you can see, expect this treatment tomorrow morning. and it looks like it's going to penetrate pretty far inland as well as far as ground fog that this is going to mix out from the standpoint of the bay area's except for along the coast. we have a

dense fog advisory along the coast and a little bit in western san francisco. there you see what's goes on. it clears up pretty nicely, but a troubled area looks to be up in the north bay that may have some coastal clouds just about all day today. here comes back again tonight, right through the quirkiness trade and a lot of the valleys off in the east bay. so again, in the early morning commute, expect more ground fog as well. our winds are going to be out of the west during the day today. a good onshore wind. once we get some good daytime heating complements of a low to our east, 72 antioch, the warm number. foreign 56, san francisco. not a shocker because all this fog keeps temperatures a little suppressed. and speaking of that numbers are actually above where they were this time yesterday. however, they will overtake us from yesterday's numbers. will be a little cooler today. here's the effort for highs. still staying in the 80's. it looks like so we won't be in the 90's in london that refreshing onshore breeze for you to to help out coming up a little bit. we'll take a look at that mother's day forecast, which expected to next week. l a

>> thanks, dave. we're learning that hundreds of people accidentally overdosed and died in san francisco from drugs just this year alone. kron four's amanda hari has our top story. >> based on the first 4 months of the year, the city is on pace to set a new record for annual overdose deaths. but some health experts say there are ways to prevent that from happening. so bring preliminary data out of the san francisco medical examiner's office. >> in the first 4 months of 2023, 268 people died in the city as a result of accidental overdoses. that's 72 more deaths in the same time period in 2022. what we know >> is when there is heavy policing of people use drugs when there isn't a safe place for them to go tends to drive the overdose rates higher. gary mccoy with health, right? 3.60, a nonprofit that offers substance abuse treatment. >> says some factors have

changed. that may be driving up overdose rates and deaths increased rates of of charging for people who use drugs and increased rates of citations and arrests for people who use drugs in july of 2022. san francisco police chief bill scott said officers were cracking down on drug use in the tenderloin to combat open air drug use and dealing also the tenderloin center closed in december. it served to temporary safe consumption site as well as an opportunity to link people to treatment. >> you're using a doorway or a public place to park in front of a business in front of a school, you tend to rush your use. you tend to use more so that you're not using more frequently at for fear of being caught. the majority of people who overdosed had fentanyl in their system. >> mccoy says there's ways to prevent the deadly drug from getting into people's hands. a lot of folks have been pushing for safer supply. >> which would be getting a pharmaceutical grade equivalent under supervision with the provider and then you

know that it doesn't have that fentanyl the city currently publishes the number of accidental overdose deaths every month since the beginning of 2020, the year with the most deaths was 2020 with 700. and 25. >> but again, this year is on pace have more accidental overdoses in the newsroom. amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> kron four's putting a focus on fentanyl by tracking the crisis here in the bay area. scan the qr code on your screen and it will take you to a special page on our website. you can find all our reporters reports and up-to-date data that's tracking overdose statistics here. you can also find this page by going to kron 4 dot com and clicking on the focus on fentanyl tab. new this morning, california highway patrol is investigating 2 fatal crashes. the first one happened last night on one ramp in tully road in san jose. preliminary reports, according to chp say that a big rig hit a pedestrian at about 11. 45 the

on ramp and several lanes were closed just after midnight and all lanes are now open again. and as we got more details about fatal hit and run crash that happened early this morning on 8.80, in fremont. this happened near the mission boulevard off-ramp and chp tells kron 4 that at around 2.40, in the morning a woman was hit by a car when she pulled over to help a driver who had just been in a crash themselves. a pickup truck drifted into the shoulder and rear ended her car which hit her. the driver left their truck and ran off from the scene. and police are still looking for that suspect. meantime, the driver who the woman was trying to help was arrested with a dui. some developing news out of oakland. the teachers union there has reached a partial agreement on one section of the contract called common good items usd. these include reparations for black students and resources for unhoused students as well as other items. this comes after weeks

of negotiations. the teachers union says that they will still remain on strike, but that momentum is on their side. the union said that they will bargain with the school district to get a full tentative agreement. oakland teachers and school staff have been on strike for the past week. we will post updates online and bring it to you here. some good news for the city of san francisco. if you are looking to have some more fun in the park, they're working on bringing plans to have more summer concerts at golden gate park. the events would be held following the annual outside lands festival and kron four's gayle ong has reaction from neighbors who are a bit concerned about this. >> outside lands. always a busy time for golden gate park. and with the thought of more concerts, people who live nearby have mixed views. >> neighbors of golden gate park have complained over the years about the noise traffic in trash from the annual outside lands music festival. it's pretty bad. i sometimes

leave town. i leave town. the days can be incredibly >> loud and throbbing. and it's it's yeah, i find it very on friday, the city of san francisco announced their plan to bring more summer concerts to golden gate park. >> the 2 to 3 day event would be held on the weekend following the outside lands festival which usually takes place in august. neighbors share their thoughts. ideas. tell know. >> off the top of a summonses and i think if it were up to stick, i would be all for it to stick with the picnic by the proposed event would feature a single headliner instead of multiple headliners and it would be limited to the polo field with the capacity of 65,000 people. >> rather than 75,000 mayor london breed says more concerts would help the local economy. i know see the light money but not fault. the people live around it, not that i'm not against music. obviously, i'm a musician, i would i think is it's a great thing. i think getting people together is a great thing.

starting. >> at noon and at 5, you know, that doesn't interfere with people's lives too much. the proposed concert would be held from 02:00pm to 10:00pm. and like every year a hotline would be available for residents to address concerns. >> and the board of supervisors is scheduled to vote to approve the plan next week. if approved, the concerts would begin next year. gayle ong kron, 4 news. >> coming up right here on kron 4 morning news. we're honoring api heritage month on kron 4. so we're going to show you this unique vietnam use experience that you can find the napa. plus, things are heating up outside. we're going to let you know how to stay safe while you enjoy the sunshine and those rising temperatures. also the san francisco department of public health urging m-pox vaccines for people. we're at most for people. we're at most chris, at most risk of gett wendy's strawberry frosty is back for the summer so tyler's been spending a lot of frosty time outside. ooooh. what? bro you look like a strawberry.

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>> cleanup is still happening at the amtrak station in downtown martinez. so it remains closed until further notice today. >> hazmat crews are wiping up that one and a half pound mercury spill in the parking lot. >> and that could be pretty problematic given that it's a toxic metal. and it was also found on nearby streets, which is probably why it's taking so long. people are encouraged to avoid those areas until the work wraps up. trains will stop near the old station depot and the ferry street road crossing instead of the

martina station. and it's still unclear where that mercury even came from. if you plan on heading out and getting some sun this weekend, we do have a few tips to keep in mind. the national weather service recommends to never, ever leave kids or pets unattended inside cars. wear sunscreen to avoid getting sunburned and also stay hydrated. so drink plenty of water, even if you don't feel thirsty. they also recommend dressing and lightweight clothing and avoiding food like protein that increases the energy that your body needs to convert the food, which also can increase water loss. state definitely keep the water flowing. yeah, we've got a warm week coming up. at least the early start of today. not as badly of only 80's going on highs even well inland. >> nice onshore. wind will be kind of refreshing and that to go to take a look at the mother's day forecas

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>> well, you might remember those birds that just hatched over at uc berkeley's clock tower will. these are falcon chicks, newborns and they were born last month and they now have names. you are looking at luna rose and zephyr. their names were chosen after thousands of people voted in a contest held by the cal fountains. luna was named for the moon rose and honor of rosa scrivener. who is the first woman who ever graduated from cal berkeley and suffer after the ancient god of the west wind. >> today because we have a west wind today. tell us more.

dave, what what's the name again for the west to do saying the exact for effort? we have a zephyr wind today. want to know this is a walnut creek, by the way, and these inland spots, ella eyre not going to be as hot. >> as they were from yesterday. so we'll have some relief from for wind coming in from the west. here's what looks like on the east bay shoreline. they have all that fog kind of still lying around, but mixing out there's the warmer air aloft. blue skies. blue bay is back there. once we take care of the fog away, we go 80 so far for stop this like a race already. it's only 9 o'clock. and you can see what's happening well inland. once the winds start building to get some relief, though, 68 for a livermore. 67 conquered. meanwhile, one the east bay shoreline, a little bit more reduced. you saw the fog and that picture. 58. meanwhile, up to santa rosa, futurecast for shows that as we get to today, a couple showers fire up around tahoe, potentially some of this fog cloudiness along the coast in some spots is going to be

recalcitrant today. it's going to be stubborn and hard to take care of, but we should see some clearing at least a good chunk of the bay for at least the afternoon hours before it comes back and force overnight. look at that spillage here. also down in monterey bay might see some morning sprinkles to the coast. but inland, you have some ground fog and some of those valleys, even after an hour or so after sunrise tomorrow, again, mixes out of back to mostly sunny day, our early part of the week is going to be treated to kind of warm numbers again, maybe not topping what we had from yesterday, but that give you a little flavor, upper 80's to near about 90 until mid-week back to those winds. oh, yes, a nice western wind coming right through the carquinez strait helping with some of those temperatures there around the delta and so forth will have winds in the 20's or so. this is only to be a brief pop. then tonight the winds will start to settle down again. and they're not a major feature of our forecast early into the week as it will start to warm up to monday and tuesday for mom's day. the morning fog. this is half moon bay. we hope we can at least reduces down to some scattered

fog clouds warm for the bay with 80's 90's. still well inland, we think will be upper 80's at that. then for early part of the week, the bay is mostly sunny with 70's and 80's mixture inland 70's with mid upper 80's. then we drop letter portion the week to near 80 as we finish off the week. so early part of the week. so we'll be a bit on the warm side inland. then it's going to drop off a little bit to more like spring like weather rather than racing all the way till summer. 68 san francisco. that's still impressive. 70 going on for oakland. some leftover clouds here. 81, meanwhile, for san jose again inland, we think we'll see the upper 80's in the far east bay, not as impressive up in the north bay with refreshing, 74, 80 for santa rosa. definitely have the water bottles. if you're out about what that though, mid 70's line up the east bay shoreline next couple of days. remember, we stay in the upper 80's the next couple of days before we turn will have a course that 7 day forecast and the force on coming up in a bit elop, ok, spelling words, would you use their first to burn?

>> we're also trent, ok, well, you deserve an accolade for your vocabulary, but >> here at the 8th annual 100 gala that was held on saturday by the korean american community foundation of san francisco. they ordered a local. it's the largest philanthropic gathering of korean americans on the west coast. the foundation honored oakland, actor and producer daniel dae kim with its trailblazer award. our api coverage, wine and cheese. the classic pairing. but we're introducing you to a winery in napa that actually has spring rolls or pork. bao buns that are paired wine kron four's. well, bellow takes us there. >> a little wine pro trump kim chi cocktail sauce. a tasty bite. we have by the enemies artist and a whole lot of color. that's what you'll find at the start of napa valley. well, i'm not rd is the first vietnamese owned winery in napa. and while their

production is small, just 2000 cases a year, they're hoping to make a big impact on the industry are not specifically educating about vietnamese. it's more. >> creating the space for people to come as they are. whether you ever been in asian, whatever color you are. however you identify with this needs to be a safe place for you. in this valley, ceo mylan fans says while rd has technically been producing wind since 2012 for many years, they were only exporting back to vietnam. still export to and vietnam may have a rd castle on sunday people can go and for the castle and they have wind mostly napa varieties in twenty-twenty, they shifted their focus. finally opening the big blue tasting room off highway 29 facility was originally happenstance. started like early 90's. they were the first shock, a plane in napa. so there's kind of a history of firsts here. cherry blossom trees rumored to be a

gift from a japanese emperor, still decorate the parking lot in pink, but it's inside where they hope visitors find a sense of community. we really want is for people to be able to come to our tasting room to hang out to the private tasting rooms inspired by popular ha long bay and outfitted with brightly colored paintings from vietnamese lrtists. i really love them because they're very colorful. and i think we america don't necessarily know much about vietnam. we think about it as like vietnam war. these like really colorful pieces. i think they just show vibrancy and happiness. and joyce and they've bottled up those feelings and their wines as well. with fresh bright varieties are labels. so we have our 5th and our 100 not label. complaint named for the vietnamese summer solstice. >> and 100, not because of him to be stable. so we try and everything that we do to conscious of the culture that we come from. rdu winery offers napa's only pan asian

food and wine experience paring their 5th moon winds with asian flavors rose a >> with spring pea soup. >> so we wanted winds that could pair well or pad thai or anything else that has more spice. that's not often talked about a lot about sparing with lime and we want to show that it can be this summer. rd will host its 3rd summer moon festival, a nod to the vietnamese celebration of the harvest moon meant to bring luck to crops and prosperity to all from the beginning. i wanted it to be react, which is we are being needs. and we're very proud of being the first vietnamese on winery in i just think at the core of everything we do, it's very clear and that >> we are are. in napa, noelle bellow and spicy kron. 4 news. >> i love spicy. well, this year, summer moon festival wil take place on saturday, july 22nd and all month long for the month of m kron 4

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>> welcome back. the climate change community is focusing on farmers. special envoy john kerry says that agricultural emissions have to be controlled in order to close curb global warming here in the u.s. scientists say that agriculture is responsible for 10% of overall emissions and that could come from livestock soil and rice production. among other things worldwide. the epa reports agriculture is responsible for 22% of emissions. some farm workers, however, believe that they should not be targeted. >> farmers are the original one farm analyst. farmers are trying our best to be productive and to keep prices reasonable as it is. well, we're partnering that we're not somebody to >> kerry's comments come as president joe biden launches a new crackdown on coal and natural gas plants. a new epa rule orders power plans to cut emissions by 90% by the year 2040, or shut down. the new rule is now undergoing public comment and would take effect in about one year. electric

vehicles could soon change how repair shops operate. triple a reports ev maintenance costs about $1000 every year, which is roughly $330 less than gas powered cars. evs also have fewer mechanical parts and do not require air filters antifreeze. spark plugs or oil changes. all that considered. evs are still complex, so much so that local repair shops may not have training or the proper equipment to deal with them. so that could shift repairs to auto dealers that are closer to manufacturers. still ahead of governor gavin newsom is releasing an updated state budget and he's highlighting a multi billion dollar with a deficit facing our state. >> how he plans to help the state out of the

>> welcome back. we're still here and we're happy. you're too. let's start out this half hour with a look at your forecast. dave spahr as in the weather center with the latest. >> well, good morning. l a good morning, everybody. happy mother's day as well. and a pretty good forecast on that one. we just take a little bit out of the well, the intrusive heat that we had maybe for some yesterday afternoon, which is what we have on tap about this fog. by the way, it's also start to mix out a little bit along the east bay shoreline. you can see peeling away from the hills along the east bay. so we'll have another sunny day today with reduction of temperatures. we do have winds to make note of that going to be more

localized, however, still be local winds, although there's a sign up that feature helping out too. but it's going to on shore. that will be a cooling mechanism. we have mostly single digit winds for right now. kind of coming out of the north right now, 80 so far in antioch. it's come the freakish number. we have everybody else in the 60's with some 50's hanging on. 57 for san francisco, a chilly 52 half moon bay because of the cloud fogs. >> the the fog clouds anging around little bit. by the way, speaking of which look at that return up there in the north bay along the coast a little bit. >> yeah, looks like we're going to have that tough. clouds around a little bit throughout the afternoon today. that will be probably the only spot come spilling back across most of the geography by 07:00am. so in your early morning commute tomorrow, you'll be dealing with probably some ground fog for the oakland a's game versus the rangers today. game time 107, temps near 70 sunny in breezy, refreshing one at that west winds at about 15. we'll check out that 4 zone forecast. an extended in just a bit. ella. we'll see you then, dave and ahead of the summer and next month's pride events, san francisco

department of public health >> is urging impacts vaccinations for people who are vulnerable with getting infected with the disease. kron four's philippe de gaulle reports from a pop-up clinic in the soma district. >> after shopping in san francisco saturday, alex car pass through the soma. second saturday's event on 12th street unaware that the san francisco public health department was offering free m-pox vaccinations between fulsome and harrison streets. no, but i love that are just walked up and they ask me for my information, health insurance on on a. >> and. done in less than 10 minutes, he received his first dose months ago. the public health department says people should wait at least 28 days to get their second shot to be fully vaccinated. but health officials say you do not need to restart the series if more than 28 days have passed so hard, jumped at the chance to maximize protection against the disease. it's not just about like preventing me from getting it's about like if i it's about preventing me from

getting it and spreading it to other people unknowingly. this is the first of 2 pop-up clinic schedule that a second saturdays, the next will be held june 10th. a chance for those who received their first dose to get a second ahead of next month's pride celebrations and other summer lgbtq events. transmission rates are low in the city, but with outbreaks being reported across the country, the city and nonprofits are taking a proactive approach to the virus spreading mostly through men who have with other men rather than wait for it to become a crisis again, like it did last year because we weren't expecting it. >> this time we have we have some advance warning and we want to approach from a preventive medicine point of view and protect our constituencies before they need. our partnership with department of public health has been one of our primary focus is over the last couple of years. >> so that we can responsibly bring back large gatherings.

>> the vaccine is not 100% effective. there are reports of breakthrough infections, but health officials say being fully vaccinated will lessen the severity of symptoms of an infection in san francisco. philippe djegal, all kron, 4 news. >> over the east bay, the oakland police department is continuing a search for a woman who went missing nearly one year ago. take a close look. this is chanel copeland. she was last seen on may 27th 2022. she is 5 foot 3 with clack hair and brown eyes and at the time of her disappearance, she weighed 190 pounds. if you know anything about where she might be. call opd is missing persons unit. ahead of mother's day. moms and grandmas took to the streets of palo alto on saturday for a serious cause. they're calling on congress to reinstate the bipartisan assault weapons ban. nearly 200 events nationwide are

being put on this weekend to put pressure on federal lawmakers to get assault weapons off the streets locally. there are also campaigning to keep gun stores from opening near schools and other sensitive areas in the bay area. a man has been found il of second-degree murder in the shooting that killed a mom in san francisco's tenderloin neighborhood. 42 year-old gary owens was riding in a car on december 2019 near leavenworth street and ellis street when he shot into another car killing remeisha cook owens now faces life in prison. he is set to return to court next month when the sentencing. we'll be here. a rally was held in front of the state capitol in protest of violence in sudan on saturday. fighting erupted nearly a month ago between army and paramilitary forces. according to the u n at least 500 people have died and hundreds of thousands are displaced. northern california's sudanese community is made up of about

1500 people. they say the state needs to extend help to those in sudan. >> we need medication. we need food. we need safe passage for americans to get out of the country with their families. that's the most area. the city news association of the greater sacramento area organized that raleigh. >> also the capitol governor newsom releasing his updated budget on friday. he outlined priorities for the state, but also noted that the california is facing an even bigger deficit than first imagined. we're talking more than 30 billion dollars. capitol correspondent eytan wallace has details. >> well, here it is. this is the governor's updated budget summary. all 132 pages of it. it's a budget the governor says will benefit california. one. he acknowledges comes with a multibillion-dollar deficit that could lead to some tough decisions ahead. governor gavin newsom receiving applause as he officially presented his updated state budget for the next fiscal year.

>> budget worth more than 306 billion dollars. but one that also includes a deficit of about 32 billion. we are walking into a budget where we need to maintain our prudence and we need to prepare not just for the short term, but the medium and long-term newsom says the deficit increased by more than 9 billion dollars since his initial budget presentation in january due to factors outside of california involving the national economy as interest rate increase in inflation stays high. california's top earners who provide nearly half the income tax revenue for the state have raked in less money, less money for them means less tax revenue for california. this is not an easy budget to close the deficit. newsom put forth several proposals, including new efforts to borrow money. a call to delay spending on some projects, including the foreclosure intervention housing prevention program. more than 3 billion dollars in what's known as trigger cuts, meaning cuts that could happen if the economy does not improve. and then a proposal for actual cuts, including reductions to a small portion of the middle class tax refund

program and reversion of unspent funds within the cow works public assistance program. newsom says for now he will not dip into the state's 37 plus billion dollars of reserves. and as for whether he's considering raising taxes to upset possible cuts, i do not think it's the right time to raise taxes. and i was crystal clear on challenges aside newsom 1000, this budget will make strong investments to address some of the state's most pressing matters, including homelessness, address the issue cleaning up these encampments, 303 quarters of billion dollars just in that space. and then there's half a billion dollars for flood control. amid this winter's record storms keeping them safe from floods. we do recognize the immediacy situationally. and speaking of those storm emergencies, they resulted in the government pushing back the tax deadline to october for millions of californians meaning the state will not know its total revenues. until then, republicans say that's why it's crucial as the governor begins to negotiate his budget with the legislature, he remain fiscally conservative.

these things require us to be fiscally responsible and we need a real fiscal responsibility, not rhetoric. >> the fact that the governor's own budget continues to overspend creating structural deficits into the future is proof that this budget proposal is not fiscally responsible and the governor has until june 15th to meet with lawmakers to negotiate and work on this budget. if they cannot pass a budget in that time. members of the legislature >> will not get paid reporting at the state capitol. eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> a lot of restaurant workers are gearing up for a very busy day with good reason. servers and other staff members consider mother's day one of the most grueling days of the year. issues include big groups, kids who complain about their meals and people who just linger a little bit too long tying up the table. this is a boost for business, though many restaurants have not had such a big holiday celebration since the 2019 era

of the pandemic. of course. and if you're thinking of a new restaurant to try out the bay area and wine, country lovers are a food lover's paradise. we're likely to have top not restaurants and famous chefs and that's why on dine and dish we sharpen up our sushi knives to cook alongside japanese celebrity chef meir moto. >> really don't have to travel far. and find world-class dining sought here wine country. new one japanese food with a little twist. morimoto's napa is a really fun spot. plus, you might just run into that famous >> chef masaharu morimoto. you can't miss. and perry is on the wall on the cover of one of his cookbooks and on premises from time to time to the delight of his diners. i love him. we love we love this restaurant's right up the street from the original morimoto's. this is the latest venture morimoto asia in napa where we find the chef himself this making the rounds and making the south watering

dishes like peking duck tacos, and scam some out all morimoto demonstrates his unorthodox methods alongside his trusty assistant dancing singing caught running around creating amazing dishes after a shoulder injury ended a career as a baseball catcher in japan. morimoto tried his hand at sushi and showed off his talents on tv's iron chef. morimoto now has some 19 restaurants around the world. >> we have making in the locally, but so that your success, and i don't know my of, you know, i i i think the in my eye and on the way to make the cut them happy in he's got a line of beverages and all sorts of emerged like baseball caps, hoodies, t-shirts. you name it back at the original morimoto's napa. another naval you might order up is a tuna sashimi. pizza.

>> and you won't want to miss the cocktail with his signature style. >> we're making more about the for remote tv morning >> the vicki liviakis kron. 4 news. that was kron four's. vicki liviakis reporting for us. meantime, happening today, oakland animal services is waiving adoption fees for a special event. >> the goal is to find 75 big dogs forever. homes. we were just notified about an hour ago. now that 28 big dogs have been adopted since the start of this weekend. currently, the shelter has more than 100 dogs and that's forcing some animals to share. kennels. the organization says that they're blaming this overcrowding across the bay area on the housing crisis. >> inspiring. we're going to bust out tonight. okay. here's a look at our temperatures for today. we've got 2 by 4 o'clock here. a little cooler than yesterday's effort. nice for mom. take the edge off a little bit to have that onshore wind at work as well.

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>> well, this is quite the sight to see a flower superbloom in full glory along the coast in pacifica. it's not a major tourist destination. it's become one. all thanks to those blossoms at the top of maury point, you can find poppies goldfields tidy tips and more visitors. we met with her and of nature's grand display. and if you'd like to see them for yourself, that should go

sooner rather than later. that's because warmer weather will drive them out soon. take a live look outside this time. a golden gate bridge are basically you cannot see the bridge. this is just a road at this point and the day, when can we do to make that fog to get out of the way so we can get on with mother's day? yeah, that's going to be one of the tough spots to clear. good morning. l a good morning, everybody. and you saw the pictures there. but he was taken to the super bloom going on nice little fog at work there, too. we're going to see the same performance today. >> and that fog will be little stubborn along the coast. it looks like it might pop up again this afternoon and give you some overcast up in the north bay, too. so unfortunately from the bay, you'll see this. but some of the coastal areas, the fog will be arlittle bit more aggressive today. and that tells us we're having a bit of a break on this for mom's day. you know, little moderation here bit help out. not so hot inland. however, that will return early in the week, headed up to tahoe by chance to want to mention the addenda of maybe a little passing shower this afternoon briefly. but the basic game plan is

mostly sunny and warm next couple of days to about 70 or so. now we'll cool off by the latter portion of the week. but feeling like summer, almost spring. look at our temperatures map here. antioch is just off to the races. 67 for concord, 68 for livermore. 60's light up the east bay shoreline with the cool 59 oakland and san francisco. 58. meanwhile, 4 santa rosa, those winds, as i mentioned earlier, we do see this pop this afternoon that provides a refreshing breeze for those folks could be inland here helps out a little bit and it will actually keep temperatures down a bit this afternoon. so we won't be as hot as yesterday. the pattern is kind of interesting here as we take a look at long range, the salt low in the east is helping us out bringing in that nice onshore winds. but there's that passing shower mentioned up in tahoe. but it looks like it kind of pull seats to the daytime heating a little bit, at least the next couple of days, almost like a monsoon kind of pattern. however, towards the end of the week, this high weakens will get that stronger marine layer in here and reduce of temperatures. so by the end of

the week's expect more of those scattered clouds working in here and we'll see more springtime temperatures contrasted with this race to summer. 4 zone forecast. we've got 68 san francisco for a high today. again along the coast. it's very contingent on when the clouds start to clear out the don't expect much clearing as yesterday. lower to middle 60's will do it. 72 for bird again to the south. a bit more warmth here in this pocket. 81 redwood city, but cooler than yesterday, also mountain view, palo alto, 79 south bay around 80 ish. although we see 78 for morgan hill, los gatos. 82 also for cupertino. upper 70's line up the east bay shoreline, which is also decoupling from tri valley. word is a little warmer, but not as elevated as yesterday. dublin, 80 to 82 walnut creek and 83 for concord. 68 for vallejo. this is where the winds will be quite active in through the kirk. in a straight we're looking at 82 pittsburg, antioch, 86, 83 vacaville, 74 for napa and 84 santa rosa. again, some real kind of creep back in here for the early part of our forecast. but back

to the 80's for the remainder of the week by thursday, dropping down to about 81 and some scattered clouds heading into next weekend. get the coastal numbers up there, ok, we're going to stay in the 60's there. but on mother's day, mid 80's well inland. all right. a lot beautiful. >> alright, tens of millions of dollars. to underpaid instacart workers here in california and that money is ready to be distributed. 46 million dollars settlement was reached back in october, but the final judgment was only recently entered into the court reimbursement depends on the number of hours worked between the months of december. now, september 13th of 2015 and december 15th of 2020, more than 300,000 people may be eligible for these payments and to find out if you are head over to kron 4 dot com. so the question is, will google's plan to implement ai responsibly work? plus their reactions to their hardware. rich demuro tells us more in today's tech smart

>> google, i o the company showed off key new ai technologies plus to hardware, including a foldable phone. i talked to some tech personalities in attendance at the event to get their take on the announcements. >> google i o 2023 ai is everything. every single thing they talked about today is in use i because they understand that's what consumers are thinking about. that search about to get a total makeover with ai results at the top and standard links at the bottom. when they flip that switch is they just showed us what they're about to begin transform how we searched the days of writing entire e-mails may be behind us. thanks to a g mail feature called help write that. help me write future. i think is >> but folks who don't love writing just being able to get couple of words, get your message across and have it. both, you know. for me that's

going to be a big deal. androids getting a feature called post that can automatically generate text message. replies. yes, you can make your text messages out like shakespeare. i don't know if you want to do that, but it just kind of interesting to see how little is thinking about ai and different use cases to apps that use all the time with new magic editing features in google photos. it's going to get tougher to distinguish. what's real and i, of course, i'm always worried, you know, >> is it going home? cussing is going to get right because is at rest when it comes to hardware. many i talked to agree that the $500 pixel is a compelling budget smartphone. kind of shows you what companies could be doing. the mogul's in that. >> some songs and the others are the world. they could bring that level of future and price point if they really wanted to. but as interesting as schools, foldable phone is the price tag might hold it back. i think the biggest barriers and price, though, people it's still cheaper to buy a phone and a tablet separately. so google is going

to have to do a lot to convince people to spend $1800 to get both in one bottom line, google says they're going to be bold and responsible with ai, but that doesn't mean everyone else will follow their lead. not good at taking the privacy and safety first historically, at least compared to apple on. so this is them saying. we want to try whether that will work is another question. >> on that i could soon be able to fly a plane. the president of emirates airlines tim clark says the flights could soon become fully automated, but he did explain that at least one real pilot would have to be in the cockpit. the airline president also said that many people he understands are worried about potential harm from a i but hopes that they can instead consider possible benefits. consider possible benefits. we'll be right back. overactive bladder, or oab, can change your world. like going hiking, just to hike to the bathroom.

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>> you don't want to effect. just one >> beetlejuice i love this movie and it's making a comeback deal. just who is in full swing. there's some big names joining michael keaton, who plays the main character. william dafoe is said to be involved. he might be playing some sort of law enforcement officer from the afterlife. very exciting genera on the scene. she's been quite popular playing wednesday, addams so she might be in this

movie as well as winona ryder playing her mom and they're all returning from the 1988 original catherine o'hara too beetlejuice sequel will again be directed by tim burton who i love so much and this will be released and september 24th. >> it means and stream a long way >> before can officially be referred to as doctor e 40, the native got anhonorary doctorate in music from grambling state university in louisiana. where he actually attended as an undergrad back in the 80's earlier this year, he donated $100,000 to the hbc use music department to help install recording studio. so they surprised him by naming it early 40 steven sound recording studio and they've given him this doctor. it's a congratulations to him.

>> very inspiring day went the weather looking like the rest of this looks wonderful. darrelle. you know you like beetlejuice. i you really know that. love love my first time on the radio one time this is number of years ago i had a sore throat and i sounded like they thought i was trying to too. just not just that is my i hear that's pretty good. what then? but it time for, you it by much about that. >> early into the week, temperatures are going to start to top off near about 90 tuesday or wednesday. i hope you didn't change the channel. i don't normally talk that way down to 79 as we get to friday saturday. next weekend looks for some scattered clouds and they're give you a flavor of spring because the solstice is still weeks away. so we have the sun and the daylight hours increasing each day. that's exciting. i'm so ready for some or all right. yeah, let's do it, ok, we'll enjoy the we're going to you back to that minister by everybody.

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