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>> she was here the whole time to leave. imperatives. the camera shot change. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. we're starting again with the iconic fog golden gate bridge. there you have it. and the pattern is going to be somewhat reminiscent as it was yesterday or last week on mother's day on sunday. so therefore, we have the winds are going to have this fog hanging around a little bit here. and that's all going to act as the temperatures to preston, particularly for areas around the immediate bay. getting back to that fog. it looks like this. yeah, clears up as we approach around the noon hour. we have some leftover fog clouds a little bit around. the bay are some portions of the bay san francisco, southern marine along the coast. that kind of routine that's going to be hard to clear for today. that's today. not so much tomorrow. we're going prove a little bit out tomorrow, by the way, and that front. but that's going to be today's story. here it is. tomorrow morning, it spills into the you can see the central valley quite a bit there. and then by the noon hour, it clears up and this is much better clearing even by 1 o'clock for coastal areas and along the east bay shoreline as well. get better clearing tomorrow. here are the wind's current

snapshot into the teens, even getting some 20's. you can see up there to solano county temperature. check for you. mid-fifties don't expect a lot of movement with this is most readings will be in the 60's and just barely getting to the 70's for those inland valleys. here's a look at the contrast we had a couple degrees were trailing around the east bay's. you will notice the forecast today for the inland spots clearing out as we approach around noon, 67 by 2 o'clock. again, those 70's a little loose of today. they'll be back by tomorrow. we'll have more on your weekend forecast. coming up in just a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you so much for that. now, a big story we're following. police shot and killed an armed robbery suspect in san francisco. >> police responded to reprrts of a man breaking into a home in the area of bosworth and marcia lee street. that's about half a mile from the glen park, bart station. police say they tried to negotiate with the man for nearly 3 and a half hours right now. it is not clear exactly what caused police to open fire. the man taken to a hospital was taken to a hospital, rather where he died of his injuries. one neighbor

describes what she saw. >> do the window and noticed on 7. police cars down the street the end of the block and he's here. instead, 2 neighbors, it was someone who had a gun every every few minutes. it seem like i don't know if it was every 5, every what they were asking the person by name to come out of the house with their hands up and surrender. >> multiple agencies, including the san francisco da's office are investigating the incident. another big story we're following in the east bay, the racist text message scandal involving at least 45 antioch police officers continues to stir strong emotions. kron four's philippe djegal reports from a community rally in martinez. >> families took to the martinez streets friday marching to the contra costa county courthouse at rice's

out here. they are demanding allegedly corrupt antioch police officers be held accountable for their involvement in sending and receiving racist text messages imploring that the cops making up as much as 20% of the immediately or we're asking for the kind of transparency. >> we're not getting just a stone's throw away from the contra costa county district attorneys office, civil rights attorney john burris addressed the crowd. he is suing the city of antioch and individual officers and for violating rights of his clients to be terminated and profit in it. >> but certainly it's up also add with you to demand bid turn it off set aside all the conventions development and and and bottom. and you know, cajun mayor, lamar thorpe also attended shortly after sending

a letter to antioch police chief doctor steven for. >> in it, he says he will push for the decommissioning of the agency's military vehicle separate police union board leaders from internal affairs investigations and the firing of corrupt cops. >> others hoping the governor gets involved. we need your help. now. we need remove the of limitations for all the victims of antioch. california that suffered assaults. terrifying assault. my sons. one was 19 was 15. they were assaulted. pretty bad. so, yes, i do need to hear from you. governor newsom, in addition to the fbi state attorney general rob bonta is investigating whether the department has engaged in a pattern or practice of unconstitutional policing. in 14 here. >> san francisco da brooke

jenkins has dropped charges against a san francisco police officer who shot and wounded a man. it happened during a field training in 2019. you're looking now a body cam video of the incident. police documents say officer christopher flores and his field training officer responded to a call in the city's mission district. they say the suspect, jamaica hampton, attacked the training officer flores then shot hampton who was seriously injured and had to have a leg amputated. the da says she dismissed the case because her office could not prove beyond a reasonable doubt that flores did not act in reasonable self defense. >> as we look live now at sfo this morning. airport officials say they've just hit a major milestone with more than 70,000 passengers flying out this month alone. just take a look at these are the highest number since the start of the pandemic. kron four's gayle ong reports it has increased considerably has increased the fairfield's

noticing the uptick of travelers. i actually travel for work and i traveled prior to the pandemic and then becoming. >> right as the pandemic. it was nice and easy. and now. >> game over so far. this may san francisco international airport is seeing a record number of 70,000 passengers flying out the highest since march 2020. air travel at sfo has been inching higher each here ever since they were no lines at security friday afternoon. workers say the busiest hours. our mornings and evenings. airport officials are also looking towards the summer and are urging people to plan extra time and pack patients. so couple tips, make sure you always check your id. make sure you have that. make sure that you take out your water out of your bag before you go through security. they don't and >> just brie and just relax and hey, things happen. but more times than not, people are really helpful and nice and we'll make it people should travel. they should

visit different places. it's a great opportunity right to. >> enjoy and learn and grow. >> and with the summer travel season upon u.s., airport officials remind passengers to get here early 2 hours for domestic flights. 3 hours. if you're flying international reporting from >> san francisco is getting ready for bay to breakers happening tomorrow. and we spotted these barricades in the area of main and howard, the starting line of the the finish line is on the great highway to make sure racers get the. on time, barr released a special early service schedule. it will be for trains with limited stops to the embarcadero until 07:00am. the race starts at 08:00am. and the golden gate ferry also runs extra service for bay to breakers offering 2 additional trips from larkspur to the san francisco ferry terminal. both depart in the morning. the first at 06:30am, the second at 7.50. you can get tickets and adult clipper

cards from terminal machines in larkspur sausalito and san francisco. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. a popeye's restaurant in oakland now facing a slew of allegations including claims of harassment and violations of child labor laws. >> plus, one south bay school is expecting a surge of migrants students this summer. what school officials say will be their biggest challenge here. and after the break, a warning from health experts ahead of summer time gatherings. >> after a new case of m-pox is detected the

>> san mateo county health officials are urging people to get vaccinated against m-pox. now the cdc says it's concerned there is a substantial risk of m-pox making a comeback this summer after seeing a rise of cases among young people who are either partially or fully vaccinated. kron 4 spoke with ucsf infectious disease specialist doctor peter chin. hong. >> you know 2 shots if you have not them, if you got one, just get the other one number to watch for symptoms of and fox because if you know you have it, you know, we can on what spread by you. isolating. and then number 3 is you know, be as open-minded as possible. don't stigmatize. >> study show the vaccine does not completely prevent infection, but people who got the 2 doses have a much lower risk of getting and spreading

the disease. >> well, we're starting off with quite a bit of fog in the cloud cover going on here. but it should clear up in those inland valleys, cool with the

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morning. and good morning, everybody. you know, it's like this. my mother's day going on here. we have this fog is going to keep those temperatures down. we couple this with some winds as well. good breeze. i should it's the typical afternoon breeze that kicks off here, but it's going to be much cooler today. and we're expecting for tomorrow and on into early next week. here's a shot of the east bay shoreline from berkeley hills. off to the distance. you would normally see the bay. but in this case, it's all covered up for right now. now, that will probably clear out as we come to around the noon hour or so. but he's going to be some stubborn areas on the board. 61 for most readings in the 50's for right now. a lot of mid 50's covered the east bay. in fact, all the major reporting sites at 54 conveniently 56. meanwhile, 4 san jose back to future cast for here's the we do clear out for much of the bay as we approach around noon. this is pretty optimistic. but got to keep some cloud cover and fog for the golden gate southern are in the coastal areas in san francisco a little bit. maybe some firing up a few showers up there in the mountains tonight. tomorrow morning, we do the same thing again with that fog again,

clearing out. but this go around much quicker in more complete. we'll see some sunshine for everybody and warmer going on less in the way of winds. but a firing up again of those showers in the mountains. we're starting to that summer time pattern a little bit tricky. quick check of those winds on sure they're going to be they pick up, particularly for the golden gate right across the bay to the carquinez strait. and you can see good strong onshore flow well of the business of the 20's tomorrow will not be that active is the high part starts to take over for a couple of days. at least gives us a little bit of it kind of almost early summer. spring here early fog clouds cool 60's for the bay 70's inland. then tomorrow it's early fog. better bay clearing, by the way, warm in london 80's. while we do 70's of the bay will start monday off that way. but then cooling off for the ballot of the week. here as a new system drop south that will drive some winds to look out for next week as well. so 62 san francisco, 64 for oakland popping about 72 for san jose. a little warmer

in the south bay and off to some locations in the far east bay lake, antioch, at 77. 74 for looks like a lot of tri valley popping in a tie-up there to santa rosa giving a little bit of warmth, the kind of stands out from your neighbors. there's a look at the next couple of days. a little warmer as you can see for sunday into monday. we'll have the 7 day a bit. stephanie, thanks very much. dates. >> protesters gathered outside of a popeye's in oakland's the restaurant is accused of violating child labor laws and engaging in harassment kron four's to recess. feseo spoke with it our schedule would say that we were there like 5 to 10 and my class money. they would ask us to say to but they want change on the schedule. joe morrow romero. >> just. >> the manager. the same, an appropriate so that makes me feel on. couldn't the and karla palma. >> 2 teenagers speaking out about the legal working conditions they say went on at

this popeye's restaurant international boulevard in oakland of word. >> the 2 took part in a rally on thursday to bring light to their plight and others. they say one of their coworkers is just 13 years old. child laborer laws. limon hours. miners can work, including preventing them from being on the clock past 10 on school nights. both say that they were ordered to do so often. sometimes i wouldn't even go to school. >> because i would be too tired. but then like later on that they had to go to started. i started feeling some classes. i started getting behind in some because i wouldn't show up or out to be too tired to even go to school. both young women say that they started working at the popeye's this winter because they need to help their families and it was within walking distance. >> i >> the hope and my parents, they from those sometimes kron 4 reached out to the california labor commissioner's office as well as the department of industrial relations who gave us a statement, quote.

>> complaints to cal osha are confidential. cal osha and the department of industrial relations take complaints of child laborer very seriously. we can confirm cal osha is investigating this work site if safety and health violations are found. cal osha can issue citations. popeye sent us this statement that reads, quote, based on the allegations made this morning by team members at a restaurant owned by one of her franchises. we have immediately shut down his restaurant and have started a swift investigation. we will not tolerate any violation of employment laws and if any of these allegations prove true, we will take action against this franchise. >> they're like corporate guys like the to. closer story make sure that they're like following the rules to teens say they want to get back to work, but only if conditions change. terry says stasio

kron. 4 news. >> a popular road to the summit of mount diablo is closed for the summer from now until mid september northgate road will be closed to all traffic. state parks say they need to repair a section of the roadway damage during this past. winter storms. the repair work is happening for miles up from up the mountain from the north gate entrance. those who did not get the memo were forced to turn back around on friday. >> this is one of my favorite ride. it's a little sad, but we like people safe. so it's probably all for the best. >> the road could reopen sooner depending on how repair work goes this summer, visitors can still access the mountain and the summit using the southgate road. may marks mental health awareness month and the national alliance on mental illness estimates that one in 5 americans live with a mental health condition. but only 36% of people get help. i spoke with doctor jenny weighing a clinical psychologist and founder of the popular agents for mental health online community on ways people can offer support

to one another. >> if you have a loved one who is in need of mental health support being and just saying, hey, are you open to even calling a few therapist together? are you open to reaching out to your primary care physician and just sharing what's going on? >> may is also a api heritage month. a recent study by kaiser shows asian americans are less likely to seek mental health care compared to other racial groups. if you or someone you know, is seeking support with mental help health rather help is never far away and is free. you can call or text the 24 hour hotline at 9, 8, 8, still ahead on the kron. 4 morning news, a south bay farmers market returns after the pandemic forced it to shut down. >> the community reaction >> the community reaction coming up.

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>> a weekly farmers market is back in santa clara county. the market hosted by kaiser permanente is one of more than 55 markets nationwide. providing produce to community members and kaiser workers. it was forced to shut down during the pandemic nurses and doctors gathered for a special event friday to share tips on how to shop healthy. >> i really think it helps to promote healthy, eating healthy lifestyle. and if you look around and see some of the great fruits and vegetables and foods that we have here, it really does help to promote that kind of healthy living.

>> kaiser suggest making a shopping list for every fruit and vegetable in season you can beat the long lines at the market by getting there early and even come a few minutes before closing time, as many vendors offer discounts towards the end of the day. the san mateo county democratic party hosts a farmworker summit in half moon bay today. the county's farmworker affairs committee will discuss issues like access to clean water, housing and health care for farmworkers. this all coming after that mass shooting in january that largely impacted the farming community. today's event is open to the public. it will be held at the boys and girls club of the coast side event centered on kelly avenue. it starts at 01:00pm and ends at 03:00pm. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a san francisco restaurant slammed for hosting an event with anti-trans speakers. >> the reaction from community members and how the business is responding.

>> good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. thank you so much for joining us. let's start off this half hour for the look at the forecast, dave, it's feeling pretty chilly out there this morning. >> you almost want to get some gloves on chilly side there. i for being a in a like this. a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and the clouds are being found also in the south bay, too. so it's not just around the immediate bay. we have these fog clouds. you can see him in the south bay, too. we'll get some better clearing, however, as we approach around the noon

hour there, then we're going to see elsewhere still got those problem areas around the bay. the fog will linger. a bit of the fog clouds, if you will we will notice a bit of an uptick going on today. you couple this with the clouds and some spots going to be a bit on the chilly side, particularly along the coast. there you have the numbers in the teens and some single digits for the giants game today versus the marlins game. time 105, temps at about 60 lake clearing chile and those winds getting up to about 20 miles per hour. 61 for any act. a lot of 50's in the east bay. almost all. 54 fremont comes in at 55. do it. 56 for san jose and 52. meanwhile for san francisco, back to this fog it does try to clear out for most of the bay. still some leftover fog clouds. they come back tonight and tomorrow, some much better clearing coupled with the fact we won't have as much the way of winds either. here's the clearing out pattern. it looks like for the least the inland spots, a chilly 69 by 2 o'clock, however, will see a temperature bump expected tomorrow to a look at that

little bump in the road coming up in just a bit. also your 4 zone forecast. stefanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> it's been one week since the expiration of title. 42 that pandemic era border policy that allowed authorities to turn away migrants at the u.s. mexico border. now one south bay school is expecting a surge of migrant children in its classrooms as early as this summer kron four's. justin campbell spoke with school officials. >> we're really concerned about a tree survey getting is the executive director of escuela popular the san jose charter school founded by her mother in 1986, to serve immigrant families that we are designed to meet the specific needs. the school teaches english to help integrate migrants into american culture. parents and students can come to school together and learn as one on average. the school gets 1000 students each day, but starting as early as this summer, they're expecting to teach 300 more

students. >> each day it's very doable for us. again, the strain has been being able to continue to keep the teachers that we have re getting says the biggest challenge will be just finding someone. >> to teach them right now with the teacher shortage. >> and the passage of ab 15, 0, 5, it's made it more and more difficult to keep talented teachers in the classroom. says they need certain teachers due to the need of their students and lots of their teachers were immigrants themselves were bilingual. >> but the passage of ab 15, 0, 5, require charter school teachers to have credentials have been working with this as what we call instructors and working towards a credential. >> so we're allowed to do that. be 15, 0, 5, remove that opportunity. reagan teen is hoping legislators address ab 15 0, 5, and the teacher shortage problem so they can deal with the influx in migrants. >> reporting in san jose, justin campbell kron. 4 news.

>> police are working to identify a man's body found in a santa rosa roadway. police say a resident spotted the body late thursday night on west deal. london royal oak place. no word yet on the victim's identity or cause of death. anyone with information is asked to please call santa rosa police. happening now, part of highway 37 is closed. >> this is just east of highway one. 21, the closure started around 3 this morning and will last until 11 tomorrow morning. crews are repairing a railroad crossing on the highway. and lawmakers got a chance to learn how first responders fight dangerous wildfires elected officials got firsthand experience by participating in various fire, medical and special operation drills and technical exercises. >> kron 3, one of those dark hallways. you've got a 30 pound respirator on your back. you're wearing all this equipment to get your helmet on up, carrying up to 50 pounds of gear. and that's before you start dragging that fully loaded a fire hose with you. so the amount of exertion

it takes to get into a fire. just all the stuff on your back is really monumental. and we want the elected officials understand the kind of effort that our firefighters put in every day. >> participants even went inside of a burning trailer and learn how to use heavy equipment. a san jose san francisco man is charged with attempted murder for allegedly firing a gun at a mail carrier. prosecutors say the suspect vo when chase the mail carrier down the street and was pepper sprayed by the carrier when he's accused of firing a gun until he ran out of bullets. one faces charges, including attempted murder of a federal employee. he faces up to 20 years in prison. a san francisco restaurant faces backlash after hosting a fundraiser but turned out to be an anti trans event. kron four's rob nesbitt has reaction from community members and lawmakers. >> the meeting put on by the san francisco republican party was not largely attended. it almost went unnoticed until a reporter with the san francisco chronicle wrote

about what they witnessed. a chronicle reporter dressed in cognito when they came to american bites last week attending an event hosted by the san francisco republican party that they say turned into an anti-trans event. senator scott wiener read about the event that advocated against trans youth and adults having access to gender-affirming care. they have every right to advocate for that. >> and we have every right to shine a light on a thing called out for what it is. it read. >> the event allegedly play tiktok videos of young trans people that got negative reactions from attendees. one person using the term groomer to describe what they were watching. a word that gets commented often on senator wiener, social media posts. what so harmful about is a formalized hatred. american bytes has apologized for allowing the event to take place at the restaurant saying, quote, >> as a company, we do not endorse any of the talking points addressed. we take full accountability for caring this event without knowing its true intentions. in hindsight, had we known the true nature of this event, we would have never allowed it to take place. chair of the san

francisco democratic party, honey mahogany. >> says as a trans woman, she's been trolled online many times by some of the speakers who attended the event saying they have no interest in coming together to solve real issues. this is a highly toxic for for the trans community and the lgbt community and especially for trans lgbtq youth. we've reached out to the san francisco republican party for comment about the event but not heard back. >> reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> vice president kamala harris stopped in los angeles on friday to promote ways the white house is improving. maternal health. the vp toured a nonprofit foundation called baby to baby which provides baby supplies to low-income mothers. harris announced a new partnership between the nonprofit and the federal government that aims to get essential goods and maternal health items to new moms. harris is expected to be in the bay area next week. a space and open that invited children to learn play and use their imaginations is closing for good. the bay area children's theater held their

final performance friday night for the past 19 years. they've hosted live performances classes and camps. a fundraising campaign was held recently called save our stage. but it's still come down to this families who prepaid for camps, classes and other projects are told to please be patient about refunds. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, kia and hyundai just settled a lawsuit over. >> how easy their cars are to steal here from a local mayor on that lawsuit. and the a's moved to vegas could now be stalled. details coming up. want more from your vitamins? get more with nature's bounty. from the first-ever triple action sleep supplement... to daily digestive support... to more wellness solutions every day. get more with nature's bounty.

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>> automakers, kia and hyundai must pay 200 million dollars to settle a class action lawsuit claiming many of their cars are too easy to steal the money covers up to 9 million car owners whose vehicles are suvs have been stolen. and the cars in question are 2015 to 2019 hyundai santa fe's in tucson's as well as kia fortes and sportage is experts say the push button ignition vehicles are about twice as likely to be stolen compared to other vehicles. the same age. berkeley mayor jesse enter dean issued a statement in response to this news saying in part brookly police have spent significant resources responding to and investigating a surge in thefts of kia and hyundai

vehicles. berkeley taxpayers are the ones footing the bill. target is recalling nearly 5 million candles because the jars can break. well, the candles are burning. the company says the threshold brand of candles were sold nationwide from august 2019 through march 2023, the consumer products safety commission says target got nearly 140 reports of the doors cracking and breaking leaving at least 6 people with cuts or burns. anyone who bought the candle should stop using them and return them to target for a full refund. >> all right. a bit on the cool side. it looks like for today but will be getting some 70's inland warming up a little bit more. so tomorrow might even pop 80 of the santa rosa, though, today got a look at that weekend forecast a plus your 4 zone to the kron 4 plus your 4 zone to the kron 4 morning.

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every time i dried it! it only takes a minute. look at that! the heavy-duty cloths are extra thick! for amazing trap and lock, even for his hair. wow. and for dust, i love my heavy-duty duster. the fluffy fibers trap dust on contact, up high and all around without having to lift a thing. i'm so hooked! swiffer. so wow! so worth it. >> all right. good morning to you. let's take a live look now at coit tower this morning. this is a beautiful shot of the tower here, of course. but looking quite gray outside little bit of a breeze as well. dave, what should people expect as they step out the door this morning? well, stephanie will be a bit on the cool side. we do have that good, strong onshore wind with us all day today are going to fill are going right across the bay on the east bay shoreline, particularly it will be a nice climate control for us. >> as well as trying to clear out these fog clouds. you can see from this shot downtown. we just mentioned the coit

tower and the coastal areas as well. so this is somewhat reminiscent to what we saw last sunday and then tomorrow is going to be a little closer to what saturday was, although not as hot but you get the general program about how it will look up to tahoe, would you want to make a verbal note here? you might see a stray shower tomorrow. still, we'll see. the flare up in. the models are telling during the afternoon hours a little bit there. but temperature check, not bad the next couple of days. lower 70's starts to change by tuesday and a little cooler for the remainder of the week is what we're going to see. also in the home front, too temperature check. we've been talking about this mid 50's over most of the bay. in fact, 52 for a half moon bay matching that for san francisco and even santa rosa. nice climb going on today, though, as we get to around 80 for a high 61 for antioch. and 52, by the way, for so for today, we see the little pop and winds happen in the afternoon and the evening they're going to be most apparent around the carquinez strait, but that we felt elsewhere in the good, strong, solid onshore winds will be with the ride well in the

teens and even some lower 20's. now don't have the map here for tomorrow. but the general program is it will be less active. then we're seeing for today for those winds. so their go a little warmer than we have a little warmer spell going on today. tomorrow, even as late as tuesday. but this front, it's pretty dry. but as it comes across will get some winds working again. those onshore winds by tuesday help bring down those temperatures in for the remainder of the week while dry, it will be a bit on the cooler side. we're going back to more like a springtime pattern exiting kind of the summer. feel 4 zone forecast for you this saturday. modest temperatures as we go. 62 for san francisco to the coast. some upper 50's along with the ride there. 64 for burlingame to a foster city. 66 69, meanwhile, for palo alto in the south bay, lower 70's it morgan hill getting up to about 77 east bay shoreline, upper to middle 60's tri valley. we've got some 70's working here like livermore at 74, 70 for danville, 71 walnut creek and

concord at 74. 65 for 75 for fairfield. 72 for napa in 84 santa rosa. it's or token 80 on the board here. we'll have more, though, expected tomorrow. get a load of this check out the 7 day forecast. nice and warm for the first couple of days. then who pulled the plug by wednesday dropping off to the lower 70's heading on to the end of the week, throw in some scattered clouds for good measure and they're stepping. all right, dave, thank you so much. >> levi stadium hosts superbowl 60 kron four's. dan kerman reports on when we can expect a final decision and what it could mean for the bay area. >> the budweiser clydesdales on the embarcadero fans packing san francisco superbowl city mike ditka and his cigars. 50 at one of numerous parties. they got to superbowl out here. everybody is excited. the festivities and then the game itself at levi stadium in santa clara. this is what superbowl 50 looked like in february of 2016. now momentum is building

that next week. nfl owners will once again choose levi stadium for superbowl 60 in february of 2026. there's no bigger sporting event in the world. it's just it's incredible. >> moment it would mean so much to our local economy are small business owners are are football fans and and well beyond it would bring just an energy to the city that we really look forward to. i'm excited. we're feeling good about our chances. and as a mayor is not the only one excited about the prospect of the superbowl returning to the bay area friday. san francisco mayor london breed tweeted, we know what hosting the superbowl can do for our region and the city. and we're excited to have the opportunity to welcome superbowl 60 to the bay is actually has a huge economic impact throughout the entire region for superbowl 50 that we posted just in 2016 a few years ago. >> the economic impact for was over 250 million dollars. san francisco travel association, president and ceo joe della saunders says that economic

shot inlthe arm would be great for businesses across the bay area that are still recovering from the pandemic. it spreads out throughout the entire region. so we large businesses, meaning hotels and in attractions like that, seen bennett. but we also see smaller businesses, restaurants, people itself, you know, florissant, sell flowers to to to do some of these events that some of these caters there are all sorts the small businesses that really benefit when something big like this comes into the area. a final decision from nfl owners is expected next week. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> the giants faced off against the marlins last night. kron. 4 sports reporter kate rooney has all the details. >> don't look now. but the giants just might be one of the hottest teams in baseball entering tonight's game with the marlins on a 3 game winning streak. i think we can all agree. ballpark, snacking is undefeated. every kid's dream. and every parent's nightmare. the cotton candy

guy at the ball yard. >> i think this game up in the 4th, no when mitch haniger rips a 2 out double off the bottom of the wall in left michael conforto get this all the way from first base on his horse comes in and scores with a headfirst slide. it's one nothing. giants. now they're up 3, 2 in the 06:00am. casey schmitt rips a shot into the hole that plate haniger. it's for 2 giants toes. the marlins got a late run, but it wasn't giants win it. 43. they have now won 4 games in a row. second-best street in the major leagues. that'll do it for sports. now, back to you. >> the a's were on throastros. tied the game in the 3rd. but the astros came right that they retook the lead in the 4. yeah. shows take down the a's 5 to one. but 2 teams play again in houston this

afternoon. first pitch is set for one 10:00pm. new developments now in the oakland a's goal of moving to las vegas as kron four's haaziq me do learn it appears the a's may need more public funding from nevada taxpayers. >> building a new baseball park for the athletics in las vegas appears to be running into it. the millions snag that the a's ownership group experienced in negotiating with the city of oakland public funding. so far there's been no legislation from nevada. lawmakers in support of the team relocating to las vegas. oakland a's superfan and president up save oakland sports. chris dobbins perspective on these new developments. the a's asked was 500 million. >> down to 3 or 95 million say they, you know, nevada says they want give 195 million. i mean, you know, mayor schaff former mayor libby schaff was going to get 200 million to build the coliseum. so you know, the fact that they're not getting the public financing like they want and

the fact they're now on a look at site, the tropicana, which is much, much, much smaller originally got. this project is not a done deal. vegas oakland, mayor tao recently stated that she wants the a's to stay in oakland. >> that she is willing to get back to the table with the current ownership. and so what happens to buy the team? she wants them to know that they're very close to a deal oakland a's executive vice president and the d-list abuse. the situation from a different lives. i appreciate the fact that the mayor has taken, you know, the past that she has. i don't think even if they go back to the table, it's as close as some people would like to think. >> that howard terminal will happen, especially since the a's of said, oh, it's a 12 billion dollar new urban ball park city project. >> 12 billion. billion. where is that coming from? >> as for the prospect of someone by the team, he says

first, you need owner who is willing to let it go. you can't buy something that somebody doesn't want to sell. there's still a little time left on the current legislative calendar for lawmakers in nevada to present an economic proposal for a new ballpark. >> we'll just have to wait and see what happens. >> but i think they did is invest so much in just a is biggest doesn't work. i think we've got yourself. >> has it made you kron? 4 news? >> nfl legend actor and civil rights advocate jim brown has died. a spokesperson says he passed away peacefully in his los angeles home thursday night. brown is considered one of football's first superstars cheddar and several records during his short careers with the cleveland browns. he retired in his prime to become an actor appearing in more than 30 films, including the dirty dozen and any given sunday. brown was also a prominent leader in the black power movement of the 1960's and dedicated much of his life to social causes. he was 87 years old. we'll be right back.

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>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it is saturday. may the 20th and a gorgeous start to the morning. let's get started with a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning, david. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and we're dealing with the fog situation at the iconic golden gate bridge. and this kind of fog here is going to be a little stubborn to kind of clear as we get to later in the day, i like it will be clearing out elsewhere throughout the bay, but we'll have those onshore winds acting as a nice climate control for right now. as you can see, it's covering up a

good chunk of the bridge were getting that strong stiff onshore wind. look at the flag there. you can tell for that. fog does clear out for most of the bay as we approach about 1 o'clock coming back again tonight. but clearing up a little quicker then today and more totals. so wilkes get some better clearing along the coast, but might have some fog clouds lingering even in the afternoon. this is a snapshot of those winds. you can see there in the teens, even some 20's hanging up there around fairfield. the arrow direction should be noted here coming in from the coast numbers. pretty much in the 50's for us. 61 for antioch. we've got 57. meanwhile for san jose, not a lot of mercury movement here and a quick comparison for you. just a couple degrees behind the progress. and this time yesterday, 65 at high noon at 3, at least the inland valleys, only about 70. so it'll be a little bit more modest for highs today. we expect a little bit of punch tomorrow. we'll have more on that forecast coming up in a bit. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you for that update. >> a big story we are following this morning. police shot and killed an armed robbery suspect in san

francisco. police responded to reports of a man breaking into a home in the area of phosphorus and more streets. that's about half a mile from the glen park, bart station. police say they tried to negotiate with the man for nearly 3 and a half hours right now. it's not clear exactly what caused police to open fire. we are working to get that answer for you. the man taken to was taken to a hospital where he died of his injuries. one neighbor describes what she saw. >> the window and noticed on 7. >> police cars down the street the end of the block and he's here. instead, 2 neighbors, it was someone who had a gun every every few minutes. it seem like i don't know if it was every 5, every what they were asking the person by name to come out of the house with their hands up and surrender. >> multiple agencies, including the san francisco da's office are investigating this incident. another big story we're following in the east bay, the racist text

message scandal involving at least 45 antioch police officers continues to stir strong emotions. kron four's philippe djegal reports from a community rally in martinez. >> families took to the martinez streets friday marching to the contra costa county courthouse at rice kept out here. they are demanding allegedly corrupt antioch police officers be held accountable for their involvement in sending and receiving racist text messages imploring that the cops making up as much as 20% of the police he terminated immediately or we're asking for the kind of transparency. >> we're not getting that just a stone's throw away from the contra costa county district attorneys office, civil rights attorney john burris addressed the crowd. he is suing the city of antioch and individual

officers and for violating rights of his clients terminated and profit in it. >> but certainly it's up also ask with you the demand to get to the trains often set aside all the conventions development and and and bottom. and, you know, cajuns mayor lamar thorpe also attended shortly after sending a letter to antioch police chief doctor steven for. >> in it, he says he will push for the decommissioning of the agency's military vehicle separate police union board leaders from internal affairs investigations and the firing of corrupt cops. others hoping the governor gets involved. we need your help. now. >> we needed remove the of limitations for all the victims of antioch. california that suffered assaults. terrifying assault. my sons. one was 19 was 15. they were

assaulted. pretty bad. so, yes, i do need to hear from you. governor newsom, in addition to the fbi state attorney general rob bonta is investigating whether the department has engaged in a pattern or practice of unconstitutional in >> all right. let's go ahead and take a live look at sfo. this morning of port. officials say that they just hit a major milestone with more than 70,000 passengers flying out of the airport this month alone. now those are the highest number since the start of the pandemic kron four's gayle ong has more on that. >> it has increased considerably has increased the fairfield's noticing the uptick of travelers. i actually travel for work and i traveled prior to the pandemic and then coming right as the pandemic. it was nice and easy. and now. game over. so far. this may san francisco

international airport is seeing a record number of 70,000 passengers flying out the highest since march 2020. air travel at sfo has been inching higher each year ever since they were no lines at security friday afternoon. workers say the busiest hours. our mornings and evenings. airport officials are also looking towards the summer and are urging people to plan extra time and pack patients. so couple tips, make sure you always check your id. make sure you have that. make sure that you take out your water out of your bag before you go through security. they don't and >> just brie and just relax and hey, things happen. but more times than not, people are really helpful and nice and we'll make it through. people should travel. they should visit different places. it's a great opportunity right to. >> enjoy and learn and grow. >> and with the summer travel season upon u.s., airport officials remind passengers to get here early 2 hours for

domestic flights. 3 hours. if you're flying international reporting from >> well, san francisco is getting ready for bay to breakers happening tomorrow. we spotted these barricades in the area of main and howard, the starting line of the race, the finish line is on the great highway. as you can see from this map on your screen. there to make sure racers get there on time but released a special early service schedule. there will be 4 trains with limited stops to the embarcadero until 07:00am. the race starts at 08:00am. and the golden gate ferry also runs extra service for bay to breakers offering 2 additional trips from larkspur to the san francisco ferry terminal. both depart in the morning. the first at 06:30am, the second at 7.50. you can also get tickets and adult clipper cards from machines in larkspur sausalito and san francisco. >> coming up on the kron, 4 morning news at popeye's restaurant in oakland now

facing a slew of investigations including claims of harassment and violations of child labor laws. plus, one south bay school is expecting a surge of migrants students this summer. what school officials say will be their biggest challenge here. and after the break, the warning from health experts ahead of summer time gatherings after a new case of m-pox is detected. the ways n m

county health officials are urging people to get vaccinated against m-pox. >> now the cdc says it's concerned there's a substantial risk of m-pox making a comeback this summer after seeing a rise of cases among young people who are either partially or fully vaccinated kron four's spoke with ucsf infectious disease specialist doctor peter chin. hong. >> you know 2 shots if you have not them, if you got one, just get the other one number to watch for symptoms of and fox because if you know you have it, you know, we can on what spread by you. isolating. and then number 3 is you know, be as open-minded as possible. don't stigmatize. >> study show the vaccine does not completely prevent infection, but people who got the 2 doses have a much lower risk of getting and spreading the disease. >> alright, forecast calls for later today. 65 at high noon by 3 o'clock. we're at 70

inland temperatures in the lower 70's. however, little warm-up expected for tomorrow and monday. take a look at that forecast. we come back in here. welcome back to the

kron. 4 morning news. good morning, everybody. and where to look at the cloud cover even in places like the south bay. you know, we haven't around the media at bay, but even. >> downer to san jose state.

we're seeing that overcast. that should clear up, though, for later today. and one of the consolations we have today, unlike the last little go around, we had say like on sunday, for example, last sunday, mother's day and all we had really warm temperatures aloft in just a little drier upstairs. this go around. it's much drier so we can kind of eat away at some of the fog clouds going on through the day. so that puts a little bit of hope on getting some clearing even those pesky area, san francisco and even the coastal areas. 64 at this hour for any act, a lot of middle 50's on the board for right now. 53 at the santa rosa back to future cast for looks like it clears out nicely as we approach the early afternoon couple stray showers working up there in the mountains tonight. this fog comes back again. pretty good coverage in looks like the central valley. but again, this snaps into nicely. what we have tomorrow that we don't have today is the lack of winds. so today we have this good, strong onshore. keeps a supply of that marine layer. this go around tomorrow, though, not the case is much and we'll see some better

warming as that high starts to positioned itself in the right spot. onshore winds expected today. they pop in the teens, even some lower 20's and they hang around. looks like into the night they're going to be in those sensitive areas. it looks like. but by again tomorrow we lose a lot of those surface winds. so today, early clouds of fog, clouds of that cool got 60's at the bay 70's happening in london. let's bump it up now to the 80's tomorrow. looks like with that high in place and the same deal expected for monday, too. by tuesday, it starts to change. and then wednesday into the end of the week, it's cool with 70's back in the driver's seat, although we'll see quite a bit of sunshine for much of the balance of the week. it looks like by friday, some scattered clouds coming back again. alright, 62 for for a san francisco today. 64 for oakland. 72 for san jose. it could be an idea those micro-climate how they're checking in a lot of green around the immediate bay with those 60's you get inland. okay. we got some 70's working here. 77 for any act up to the north bay. santa rosa coming in at about 80 would do better than that, though. tomorrow,

next couple of days. there you have an 83 for sunday monday at 87. and then summer takes a little bit of a break for the remainder of the week course will have that extended forecast for the force on a bit. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> protesters gathered outside of a popeye's in oakland. the restaurant is accused of violating child labor laws and even engaging in harassment. kron four's terisa stasio spoke with workers. >> they would. our schedule would say that we were there like 5 to 10 and my class money. they would ask us to stay till 11, but they want change on the schedule. joe morrow romero just the manager. >> the same an appropriate so that makes me feel on. couldn't the and karla palma. >> 2 teenagers speaking out about illegal working conditions, they say went on at this popeye's restaurant on international boulevard in oakland of word. >> the 2 took part in a rally on thursday to bring light to their plight and others. they

say one of their coworkers is just 13 years old. child laborer laws. limon hours. miners can work, including preventing them from being on the clock past 10 on school nights. both say that they were ordered to do so often. sometimes i wouldn't even go to school. >> because i would be too tired. but then like later on that they had to go to started. i started feeling some classes. i started getting behind in some because i wouldn't show up or out to be too tired to even go to school. both young women say that they started working at the popeye's this winter because they need to help their families and it was within walking distance. >> i >> the hope and my parents pay from those sometimes kron 4 reached out to the california labor commissioner's office as well as the department of industrial relations who gave us a statement, quote. >> complaints to cal osha are confidential. cal osha and the department of industrial relations take complaints of

child laborer very seriously. we can confirm cal osha is investigating this work site if safety and health violations are found. cal osha can issue citations. popeye sent us this statement that reads, quote, based on the allegations made this morning by team members at a restaurant owned by one of her franchises. we have immediately shut down his restaurant and have started a swift investigation. we will not tolerate any violation of employment laws and if any of these allegations prove true, we will take action against this franchise. >> like or like the to. closer story make sure that they're like following the rules to teens say they want to get back to work, but only if conditions change. terry says stasio kron. 4 news. marks mental health awareness month. the national alliance on mental illness estimates.

>> that one in 5 americans live with a mental health condition. but only 36% of people get help. i spoke with doctor jenny weighing a clinical psychologist and founder of the popular asians for mental health online community on ways people can offer help offer support to one another. >> if you have a loved one who is in need of mental health support being and just saying, hey, are you open to even calling a few therapist together? are you open to reaching out to your primary care physician and just sharing what's going on? >> may is also api heritage month. a recent study by kaiser shows asian americans are less likely to seek mental health care compared to other racial groups. if you or someone you know, is seeking support with mental help, help is never far away and is free. you can call or text the 24 hour. crisis lifeline at 9, 8, 8, vice president kamala harris stopped in los angeles on friday to promote ways the

white house is improving. maternal health. the vp toured a nonprofit found organization baby to baby which provide supplies to low-income mothers. harris also announced a new partnership between the nonprofit and the federal government that aims to get essential goods and maternal health items to new moms. harris is expected to be in the bay area next week. a popular road to the summit of mount diablo is closed for the summer from now until mid september northgate road will be closed to all traffic. state parks say they need to repair a section of the roadway damage during this past. winter storms. the repair work is happening for miles up the mountain from the north gate entrance. those who didn't get the memo were forced to turn back around on friday. >> this is one of my favorite ride. it's a little sad, but we like people safe. so it's probably all for the best. >> the road could reopen sooner depending on how repair work goes this summer, visitors can still access the mountain and the summit using the southgate road.

>> take a look at this tumbling boulders, shutting down sections of highway one, 20. >> leading into yosemite national park. the road will be closed until at least mid-june, possibly into july. you can see cracks on the roadway as well caused by winter storms earlier this year. but the good news is you can still get to the park through alternate routes. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a south bay farmers market returns after the pandemic forced it to shut down. >> the community reaction coming up. want more from your vitamins? get more with nature's bounty. from the first-ever triple action sleep supplement... to daily digestive support... to more wellness solutions every day. get more with nature's bounty.

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>> a weekly farmers market is back in santa clara county. the market hosted by kaiser permanente is one of more than 55 markets nationwide. providing produce to community members and kaiser workers. it was forced to shut down during the pandemic nurses and doctors gathered for a special event friday to share tips on how you can shop healthy. >> i really think it helps to promote healthy, eating healthy lifestyle. and if you look around and see some of the great fruits and vegetables and foods that we have here, it really does help to promote that kind of healthy living. >> kaiser suggest making a shopping list for every fruit and vegetable in season you can beat the long lines by getting there early. you can

even come a few minutes before closing time, as many vendors offer discounts towards the end of the day. the san mateo county democratic party host a farmworker some in half moon bay today. the county's farmworker affairs committee will discuss issues like access to clean water, housing and health care for farmworkers. this all coming after that mass shooting in january that largely impacted the farming community. today's event is open to the public. it will be held at the boys and girls club of the coast side event centered on kelly avenue. it starts at 01:00pm and ends at 3. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a san francisco restaurant slammed for hosting an event with anti trans speakers. >> the reaction from community members and how the business is responding to all this.

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little sluggish to clear out and some of those problem areas, however, the kind of an encouraging sign unlike what we saw, let's say last sunday was little drier air aloft. that's going to help out a little bit. now the air is warm. so that me ns it's hard to get this bubble above us to really work has where the dense air, where it's light above us, but its dry or too. so that will the way at some of this moisture or a look at the winds. now, they're pretty much single digits over most of the bay, although inland, you can see them pop a bit. the locations you see where the wind, the pattern that's going to repeat itself this afternoon and that to access the climate control, keeping temperatures down a little bit today, all with the ballpark with the giants to battle against the marlins. good game. time 105, maximum heating. but a chilly 60. it looks like at the ballpark lake clearing to chilly conditions. so you'll see some sun poking out here. but it's going to little shy west-southwest winds at 15 to 20 temperature checked right now. we're in the mid-fifties antioch already popping to 64 50 summer. san jose. and again, we clear up pretty quickly in most areas today

comes back again tomorrow, but better more total clearing for tomorrow. and that includes the coastal areas. 65 by noon by 3, we're talking about 70 so modest for the highs today. let's bump him up a little octane for tomorrow and for your monday we'll have more on that forecast. but your 4 zone in a bit. stephanie. >> thanks a lot. definitely have the jackets ready for that game. well, it's been one week now since the expiration of title. 42, the pandemic-era border policy that allowed authorities to turn away migrants at the u.s. mexico border. well, now one south bay school is expecting a surge of migrant children in its classrooms as early as this summer kron four's. justin campbell spoke with school officials. >> we're really concerned about a tree survey getting is the executive director of escuela popular the san jose charter school founded by her mother in 1986, to serve immigrant families that we are designed to meet the specific needs. the school teaches english to help integrate

migrants into american culture. parents and students can come to school together and learn as one on average. the school gets 1000 students each day, but starting as early as this summer, they're expecting to teach 300 more students. >> each day it's very doable for us. again, the strain has been being able to continue to keep the teachers that we have re getting says the biggest challenge will be just finding someone. >> to teach them right now with the teacher shortage. >> and the passage of ab 15, 0, 5, it's made it more and more difficult to keep talented teachers in the classroom. says they need certain teachers due to the need of their students and loss of their teachers were immigrants themselves were bilingual. >> but the passage of ab 15, 0, 5, required charter school teachers to have credentials have been working with this as what we call instructors and working towards a credential. >> so we're allowed to do that. be 15, 0, 5, remove that

opportunity. reagan teen is hoping legislators address ab 15 0, 5, and the teacher shortage problem so they can deal with the influx in migrants. >> reporting in san jose, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> lawmakers got a chance to learn how first responders fight dangerous wildfires elected officials got firsthand experience by participating in various fire, medical and special operation drills and technical exercises. >> if you've got a 30 pound respirator on your back, you're wearing all this equipment to get your helmet on up, carrying up to 50 pounds of gear. and that's before you start dragging that fully loaded a fire hose with you. so the amount of exertion it takes to get into a fire. just all the stuff on your back is really monumental. and we want the elected officials

understand the kind of effort that our firefighters put in every day. >> participants even went inside of a burning trailer and learned how to use heavy equipment. a san francisco restaurant faces backlash after hosting a fundraiser that turned out to be an anti-trans event. kron four's rob nesbitt has reaction from community members and lawmakers. >> the meeting put on by the san francisco republican party was not largely attended. it almost went unnoticed until a reporter with the san francisco chronicle wrote about what they witnessed. a chronicle reporter dressed in cognito when they came to american bites last week attending an event hosted by the san francisco republican party that they say turned into an anti-trans event. senator scott wiener read about the event that advocated against trans youth and adults having access to gender affirming care. they have every right to advocate for that. >> and we have every right to shine a light on a thing called out for what it is. it read. >> the event allegedly played tiktok videos of young trans people that got negative reactions from attendees. one

person using the term groomer to describe what they were watching. a word that gets commented often on senator wiener, social media posts. what so harmful about is a formalized hatred. american bytes is apologized for allowing the event to take place at the restaurant saying, quote, >> as a company, we do not endorse any of the talking points addressed. we take full accountability for catering this event without knowing its true intentions. in hindsight, had we known the true nature of this event, we would have never allowed it to take place. chair of the san francisco democratic party, honey mahogany. >> says as a trans woman, she's been trolled online many times by some of the speakers who attended the event saying they have no interest in coming together to solve real issues. this is a highly toxic for for the trans community and the lgbt community and especially for trans lgbtq youth. we've reached out to the san francisco republican party for comments about the event but not heard back. >> reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> all right. could levi stadium hosts superbowl 60

kron four's? dan kerman reports on when we can expect a final decision and what it could mean for the bay area. >> the budweiser clydesdales on the embarcadero fans packing san francisco superbowl city mike ditka and his cigars. 50 at one of numerous parties. they got to love super bowl out here. everybody is excited the festivities and then the game itself at levi stadium in santa clara. this is what superbowl 50 looked like in february of 2016. now momentum is building that next week. nfl owners will once again choose levi stadium for superbowl 60 in february of 2026. there's no bigger sporting event in the world. it's just it's incredible. >> moment it would mean so much to our local economy are small business owners are are football fans and and well beyond it would bring just an energy to the city that we really look forward to. i'm excited. we're feeling good about our chances. and a mayor is not the only one excited about the prospect of the superbowl returning to the bay

area friday. san francisco mayor london breed tweeted, we know what hosting the superbowl can do for our region and the city. and we're excited to have the opportunity to welcome superbowl 60 to the bay. it's actually has a huge economic impact throughout the entire region for superbowl 50 that we posted just in 2016 2 years ago. >> the economic impact for was over 250 million dollars. san francisco travel association, president and ceo joe della saunders says that economic shot in the arm would be great for businesses across the bay area that are still recovering from the pandemic. it spreads out throughout the entire region. so we've seen large businesses, meaning hotels and in attractions like that, seen bennett. but we also see smaller businesses, restaurants, people itself, you know, florissant, sell flowers to to to do some of these events that some of these caters there are all sorts the small businesses that really benefit when something big like this comes into the area. a final decision from nfl owners is

expected next week. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news, kia and hyundai settle a major lawsuit after a rise in reported car sets. we action from one bay area. mayor.

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>> welcome back. let's take a live look now at walnut creek this morning where traffic looks like it's moving pretty smoothly. a nice under the beautiful sunshine. looks like a good day to catch a road trip day. >> yes, stephanie, we're seeing some ice clearing already happening inland, although around the bay, it's a little slow going to. this is the east bay shoreline. probably clear out a little sooner than the golden gate and some coastal areas may be impacted by this a little later in the day to we saw this kind of activity last sunday. we're going to prove a little bit, though, tomorrow, the warming up a bit tahoe. one thing to take away to get a flash flood watch until monday. that's because of melting snow. there you have the forecast for the lower 70's. that's pretty impressive. might have a stray shower today. maybe even tomorrow. and then after tuesday, things take a tumble back of the home front. current numbers mid-fifties 64 going on for antioch. here are the winds on shore. they expect to be today. they're going to popping into the 20's. they're going to be pretty much focused on those typical areas with a good

onshore wind. it will subside late tonight into tomorrow waiting for a dry front to drop south. it's going to turn this into a bow tie a little bit here by the time tuesday rolls around. temperatures are going to fall yet again for the remainder of the week. will lose that summer feel go back to spring as we go from tuesday. onward for the remainder of the week. so little warm up tomorrow in the monday temporarily. but by tuesday into wednesday, we start to drop off again. 4 zone forecast covering today. 62 for san francisco will keep it in the upper 50's along the coast. the big culprit here is that fog that slow to clear. we do have some dry air aloft helping kind of, by the way, out a little bit here. 64 for burlingame, 66 foster city, palo alto at 69 in the south bay. we have some lower 70's working here. 75 loss. los gatos. not bad. upper 60's on the east bay shoreline. decoupling is not as pronounced today is. we're going to see tomorrow, though. 74 livermore. 69 pleasanton do about a 71 for walnut creek. 74 for concord. don't worry. those 80's are not far from

away. 65 71 benicia 72 for napa. how about that? 80 1% rosa? it's lonely today, but it won't be in the seven-day forecast. check it out. we got 83 going on tomorrow. 87 on monday. then comes that front on tuesday. so that will bring us some cooler temperatures. some scattered clouds by friday. we'll get the real feel for you with some windy conditions and some pockets for the remainder of the week. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you so much. the oldest professional ballet academy in the country marks its 90th anniversary this year. the san francisco ballet school is celebrating the milestone and its annual spring festival with 3 nights of performances this month showcasing bright, young and new talent and 2 of them are joining me live right now. san francisco ballet students, daniel helmet and dylan, here zena. thank you so much. to the both of came here with us. >> we're so excited to have. you know, we love the outfits to you're ready to go. so you tell us a bit about where you're from, how old you are.

start with that. >> i'm 13 years old and i was born in san francisco and i am i am living in bay view. >> wonderful. and how about you do? and i'm 19 years old and i'm from eugene, oregon. very good. and you've been studying out here in san francisco for hello. yeah. and this is my first san francisco. very different from eugene. to the both of you, how did you get started with your journey and dance? well, i started in this community program in the ymca. >> and then i auditioned for san francisco ballet and i got into level one in 2019 outside. how it feel to get into the school? it felt so good. like i felt like i found like found my purpose. i be like in the more i got into it. like the more i realized, i think i want to make this like my careers. looked over and doing how about for you? how did you get when i was 12, i was put in a ballet class in

oregon. >> at a small studio and then when i was 15, i auditioned for the school of american ballet in new york city and ended up going for about 3 and this last summer, i auditioned. i mean, i went to the san francisco ballet summer program and i trained with on the current director of the school and and the training program. and after the summer, offered me a position as a trainee. all congratulations will really to the both of you both very young and very incredible young you know, what are you dancing in the spring festival? tell us about that. >> i'm doing glow worm. swan lake 5 paul leak. >> okay. it is choreographed by the wonderful san francisco ballet teachers. and so if you rodriguez, jason ambrose and karen, good day, very good. how about you? do it? >> i will be dancing. a

trainee tre got by. dana can check. 2 is a faculty member at the school. it's just a choreographed for the school and the training program. so the in that and also new were created by myles thatcher. who is a soloist with the san francisco and he also frequently on the company. so i'll be involved with those new how exciting we look forward to seeing both of you perform at this spring festival. of course. >> and we understand that you have some exercises that our viewers follow along some ballet related exercises. and i know that people are going to be very interested in that. these are things that people could easily do in the morning as they get out of that as well. the all right. so let's go ahead and try we have about 2 minutes left in the segment. so you're going to show us first. the resistance band, ok, here is the resistance pan or their and my favorite exercise is basically a chase which they clinch a >> and you wanna? to go to demi point. okay. me and then

the flex, ok, that's basically rolling out your foot and it strengthens and address helps with articulate toes and feet. >> oh, how interesting. okay. i bet you get like a nice stretch down in your calf as well. the whole lower leg can be works with very cool. >> are there any specific there? i know that there are a few other dance moves that you want to show us is. i know we have about 90 seconds years. so if you're able to show us haha and you know what, they had to get my ballet shoes out for >> so this is happening. okay. okay. if you want show you so first he wanted to up. let's differ. okay. and then he wanted to second seconds and then fair bit. yes, we want to have your shoulders okay. got to get the posture, right, ok? you don't watch or of mike

irwin in the fingers. case for all the okay. and then you want to go without for years. okay. there's also low 5th solo 5th, ok? basically the same thing is first. but like a little longer. but it depends on arm length okay. very good. okay. create you want to open your knees and you you want to feel the turn out, ok? what a that turn out. so i got on the inner side. i like all shooting down near lake like not paying for location off the page. like a nice stretch. yeah, i can. i be letting your calves relax, not relaxed. like it's like really seen. okay. very good. so i'm going to. like this and then me and i can i get to write what you what you just i mean, okay, what should we

have wonderful futures as teachers as thank you so much to the both of you, daniel and deal with the san francisco of ballet school. just fantastic. and you can watch them at the spring festival. tickets are on sale now for $25. and you can learn more at sf l a dot org. >> we'll be right back. thank you so much to both of you over occur. curtsy or something right like this.

welcome back humans are not the only ones getting summer body ready. check out rico. the brazilian porcupine. there is hard at work on his exercise wheel at the cincinnati zoo who knew that 40 finds were so into exercise wheels. >> the zoo says it's been a minute since rico use this device because species are expert climbers and their muscular tails are is nearly as long as their bodies acting like a 5th limb. well, for to find one of my favorite animals. and it's nice to see getting some exercise. >> well, still ahead on the next hour of the kron, 4 morning news sfo reporting record numbers of travelers since the start of the pandemic. what you'll want to keep in mind as you plan your summer vacation. plus, community members up in arms following a scandal involving at least 45 adding on police officers. what they shared with our reporters. also,

police shoot and kill an armed robbery suspect in san francisco. stay with us for the latest on that story. and more kron. 4 morning news continues.

>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. >> i'm stephanie it is a very nice saturday morning and we

are covering a lot of news for you. that stat started by like taking a look at the weather with dave spahr to morning day. stephanie, good morning. and good morning, everybody. well, we're dealing with bay area fog and some scattered clouds working their magic to a little bit here. this is somewhat typical in the morning hours and aloft. we're dealing with some drier air that's going to help out a little bit. >> as the day starts to wear out to try to eat away. excuse me of this fog in this moisture at the lower level. the problem above us is like having a big bubble that slight. it's hard to mix this out because we're the dense air below it. so there you have the winds notice the flag. it's pointing away. that's a good, strong onshore e og. we expect some clearing this afternoon, but that's going to be a problem area today. not so much tomorrow, but today will be there's our onshore winds. quite active continues to give us fresh new marine layer moisture coming in from the coast. and it will be just about all day today, mid-fifties line at the east bay shoreline about 64 for antioch. 54 for santa rosa. and that's a quick line. we've

got ahead for a warm day this afternoon. we're a couple degrees were trailing in the east bay a little bit, but pretty close to yesterday. 68 one by 4. we're talking 70 modest, but tomorrow will build on that. and also for your monday, coming up a little bit more on that extended forecast step. all right, dave, thank you. a big story we're following this morning. police shot and killed an armed robbery suspect in san francisco. >> police responding to reports of a man breaking into a home in the area of phosphorus and marching streets. that's about half a mile from the glen park, bart station. police say they tried to negotiate with the man for nearly 3 and a half hours right now. it is not clear exactly what caused police to open fire. the man taken was taken to a hospital where he died of his injuries. one neighbor describes what she saw. >> down the window and noticed on 7. >> police cars down the street the end of the block and he's here. instead, the 2 neighbors, it was someone who had a every every few minutes.

it seemed like i don't know if it was every 5, every what they were asking the person by name to come out of the house with their hands up and surrender. >> multiple agencies, including the san francisco da's office are investigating this incident. another big story we're following in the east bay, the racist text message scandal involving at least 45 antioch police officers continues to stir strong emotions. kron four's philippe djegal reports from a community rally in martinez. >> families took to the martinez streets friday marching to the contra costa county courthouse at out here. they are demanding allegedly corrupt antioch police officers be held accountable for their involvement in sending and receiving racist text messages imploring that the cops making up as much as

20% of the police he terminated immediately. asking for the kind of transparency. >> we're not getting that just a stone's throw away from the contra costa county district attorneys office, civil rights attorney john burris addressed the crowd. he is suing the city of antioch and individual officers and for violating rights of his clients terminated and prosecuted. >> also, as with you to demand bid turn it off set aside all the conventions development, the men and and bottom. and, you know, cajuns mayor lamar thorpe also attended shortly after sending a letter to antioch police chief doctor steven for. >> in it, he says he will push for the decommissioning of the agency's military vehicle separate police union board leaders from internal affairs investigations and the firing of corrupt cops. others hoping the governor gets involved. we need your help. now.

>> we needed remove the of limitations for all the victims of antioch. california that suffered assaults. terrifying assault. my sons. one was 19 was 15. they were assaulted. pretty bad. so, yes, i do need to hear from you. governor newsom, in addition to the fbi state attorney general rob bonta is investigating whether the department has engaged in a pattern or practice of unconstitutional in martinez, >> san francisco da brooke jenkins has dropped charges against a san francisco police officer who shot and wounded a man that shooting happened during a field training in 2019 and you're watching body cam video now of that incident. police documents say officer christopher flores and his field training officer responded to a call in the city's mission district. they

say the suspect, jamaica hampton attack, the training officer flores, then shot hampton who was seriously injured and had to have a leg amputated. the da says she dismissed the case because her office could not prove beyond a reasonable doubt that florist did not act in reasonable self defense. airport officials at sfo say they've just hit a major milestone with more than 70,000 passengers flying out of the airport this month alone. these are the highest number since the start of the pandemic. kron four's gayle ong reports. >> it has increased considerably has increased the %pfairfield's noticing the uptick of travelers. i actually travel for work and i traveled prior to the pandemic and then coming right as the pandemic. it was nice and easy. and now. game over. so far. this may san francisco international airport is seeing a record number of 70,000 passengers flying out the highest since march 2020.

air travel at sfo has been inching higher each year ever since they were no lines at security friday afternoon. workers say the busiest hours. our mornings and evenings. airport officials are also looking towards the summer and are urging people to plan extra time and pack patients. so couple tips, make sure you always check your id. make sure you have that. make sure that you take out your water out of your bag before you go through security. they don't and >> just breathe and just relax and hey, things happen. but more times than not, people are really helpful and nice and we'll make it through. people should travel. they should visit different places. it's a great opportunity right to. >> enjoy and learn and grow. >> and with the summer travel season upon u.s., airport officials remind passengers to get here early 2 hours for domestic flights. 3 hours. if you're flying international reporting from

>> san francisco is getting ready for bay to breakers happening tomorrow. we spotted these barricades in the area of main and howard, the starting line of the race, the finish line is on the great highway. as you can see from that map there and to make sure racers get to the race on time. barr released a special early service schedule. it will be for trans with limited stops to the embarcadero until 07:00am. the race starts at 08:00am. and the golden gate ferry also runs extra service for bay to breakers offering too additional trips from larkspur to the san francisco ferry terminal, both depart in the morning. the first at 06:30am, the second at 7.50. you can get tickets and clipper cards from terminal machines in larkspur sausalito and san francisco. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. a popeye's restaurant in oakland, oakland rather now facing a slew of investigations including claims of harassment and violations of child labor laws. >> plus, one south bay school is expecting a surge of

migrants students this summer, but school officials say will be their biggest challenge. and after the break, the warning from health experts ahead of summer time gatherings after a new case of m-pox is detected the ways experts say you can protect yourself.

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get vaccinated against m-pox. now the cdc says it's concerned there's a substantial risk of m-pox making a comeback this summer after seeing a rise of cases among young people who are either partially or fully vaccinated. kron four's spoke with ucsf infectious disease specialist doctor peter chin. hong on this. you know 2 shots, if you have not them. >> if you got one, just get the other one number to watch for symptoms of and fox because if you know you have it, you know, we can on what spread by you. isolating. and then number 3 is you know, be as open-minded as possible. don't stigmatize. >> study show the vaccine is not completely prevent infection, but people who got the 2 doses have a much lower risk of getting and spreading the disease. >> we're starting our day off with quite a bit of bay area that should clear out at least the inland areas as we approach noon, 68 by one by forward 70. but those 80's are

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>> welcome back. we're taking a live look now at the well, that's not the bay bridge, unless it's completely covered by fog. i think this is our mount tam camera. yes, and my producers confirming that and you can see just how heavy the cloud cover is out there. but of course, you can also see those beautiful blue skies up above a day. what else should we know? yeah, that's right. the air right above us is warm. it's also much drier to

look at san jose state. >> i'm having some issues as well. but above you will notice. look at the start breakouts. we're clearing up some of those fog clouds again turning from this vantage point. >> to mostly sunny, not unexpected with an inland location, but around the immediate bay. as you saw, the fog is a bit of an issue because remember the air right here at the surface, it's cold. it's more dense it every year. the air right above. it's drier, but also much warmer. so it has buoyant. so the only thing was the open seats away at the fog as a morning start to progress. we've got the middle 50's covering a good section. the mid bay. 67 for antioch right now. 54 going on for santa rosa. that's quite interesting. because highs today projected to be about 80 futurecast for takes care of the fog for the most part. but we do have that continuing onshore wind giving us fresh marine layer moisture. so the fog may be hard to clear in spots because of the scenario just outlined. maybe a few little rain showers in just a bit, particularly with daytime heating fog comes back again. greets us tomorrow morning.

however, this should clear out a lot quicker and were total. that means the coastal areas looking up a little bit as well. so today it could be a little challenge, getting some clearing skies along the beaches there. just prepare accordingly. onshore winds. there you see the coverage area, but it goes right across the golden gate across the carquinez strait. that's where the most biggest pop with those winds will be in the 20's on sure. they'll be with an influx of more of that marine layer moisture. so the breakdown goes like this early fog and clouds cool. got 60's for the bay 70's happening inland. although there's a token 80 here and there tomorrow, we've got early fog, better bay area, clearing warm inland as we pop into the 80's. and we hold a lot of that for monday. perhaps bit on tuesday to but 70's covers for the bay. then late in the week here, mostly sunny, just a start, but cool by tuesday and the rest of the week. it's back to the 70's is the scenario we're looking at with the cooler temperatures, even though we'll have mostly sunny skies. but in 62, san francisco for the giants game today, it's going to be chilly with a onshore wind working

here. 64 for open 72 for san jose. there it is. santa rosa about 80 77. you can see for any auc most east bayshore readings are in the mid 60's and for the next couple of days, check it out. 78 again, expected for today. but 83 tomorrow, it's a little warmer and even warmer. still by monday, we'll have more on that extended forecast and your 4 zone coming up in a bit. 70. >> all right. thank you. a cart of all san francisco celebrates its 45th anniversary this year. the event highlights the diverse latin american caribbean and african cultures of the bay area. the free festivities run for today's kickoff in exactly one weekend. you don't want to miss it. here to give us a preview is director of carnival san francisco rodrigo duran. thank you so much for being here with us this morning when thank you for having us does it feel to be celebrating the 45th year? it's an honor. >> i'm a product of carnival on the carnival mother pregnant with me on a float 33

years ago. but we're celebrating 45 years. so this is an honor for me to be directing carnival. absolutely incredible. she was pregnant with you while she was out of floating this event years ago. 33 years ago. >> so tell us what people expect this year? you're expecting 400,000 people. exactly. and what's drawing a lot of the people. our 2 wonderful headliners i have from colombia last know that the not meet so for folks that love can we'll have from cuba were flying in a 20 piece band called los van wow. with the trajectory of over 20 years. and so those 2 groups that really going to draw people. >> and let's not forget the parade. contingents also bring thousands of people, the carnival, of course. and so tell us a bit about the parade to i mean, what's the words the route going to be running from the when does it start? >> the parades only on sunday may 28 from 09:30am, in the morning to about 2.30 and it begins on 20th and bryant can. and this year, we're just again, humble to be

celebrating and honoring as our grand marshal me get my dean us. we just recently passed away and he had he led the parade with his to dance group with ceremony and dance. and this year we're honoring him and his family as grand marshal of we can't wait and do it is a celebration. so important to the community. walk us through that. we celebrate 45 years of music and movement. and when we say movement were not only referring to the dance aspect, we're talking about the movements that have shaped and carnival has shaped in the last 45 years where product of the civil rights movement, the lgbtqi movement, farm workers movement, black lives matter movement. we've been present for those many years. and with it, we bring together our cultures, our music and our food to bring a positive message of change and justice. wonderful and. what are you looking forward to the most with the celebration, which of people absolutely not. ms over

the 2 days? >> well, they definitely cannot miss our headliners. okay. so that's on. both of them are on saturday. may 27th. >> separate stages. same time. so come on over. we have wonderful food vendors merchandise and for the very first time the state champ at carnival san francisco skate jam. what is we will have a skateboard companies, local shots and brands and set up the space for folks to skateboard. so we're talking about to lux lhc's atlas. skateboard adidas are going to be president. and also giving free merchandise to the community for free. wow. that sounds incredible. >> and in our last minute here, tell us a bit about the performers that you brought with you cause. they're also been going to be performing at carnival. and the beauty of carnival on in san francisco is that we represent 23, different countries from latin america and the caribbean. so we have a plethora of cultures and music. and so today we're having a group not that that

it is. yeah. and they are a colombian group that plays this very unique genre of music from colombia that folks outside of the latino community may not know about, but it's so energetic. it's so lively and they're going to be there on saturday. may 27th at 03:00pm at the 17th street stage before the headliners. all right. fantastic rodrigo duran, thank you so much for sharing some insight and about this incredible >> that's happening in san francisco next weekend. we appreciate it. thank you very much. hope to see you all the all right, lee and we'll let our performers take it away. >> it's like when i get that, i do not go and not just tech and they love. my thought is couple, campbell? game and go

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back. a weekly farmers market is back at santa clara county. the market hosted by kaiser

permanente is one of more than 55 markets nationwide providing produce to community members and kaiser workers. it was forced to shut down during the pandemic. but of course, things are different now. nurses and doctors gather for a special event friday to share tips on how people can shop and eat healthier. >> i really think it helps to promote healthy, eating healthy lifestyle. and if you look around and see some of the great fruits and vegetables and foods that we have here, it really does help to promote that kind of healthy living. >> kaiser suggest making a shopping list for every fruit and vegetable in season you can beat the long lines by getting to the market early or come a few minutes before closing time. as many vendors to offer discounts towards the end of the day. the san mateo county democratic party hosts a farmworker summit in half moon bay today. the county's farmworker affairs committee will discuss issues like access to clean water, housing and health care for farmworkers. this all coming after that mass shooting in january that largely impacted the farming community. today's

event is open to the public and will be held at the boys and girls club of the coast side event centered on kelly avenue. it starts at one and ends at 03:00pm. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a san francisco restaurant slammed for hosting an event with anti trans speakers. >> the reaction from community members and how the business is responding. want more from your vitamins? get more with nature's bounty. from the first-ever triple action sleep supplement... to daily digestive support... to more wellness solutions every day. get more with nature's bounty.

welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news on stephanie land's. thank you so much for joining us. let's start off this half hour with a look at our forecast. dave spahr, the weather center with the latest. >> and they've it's a little bit of a chilly start to the morning that it is. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and we have fog to greet us as well. here's the shot in the east bay shoreline showing you. it's still kind of covered up even at this hour. it's expected to improve as we approach from the noon hour is going to be little slow going around the golden gate and along the coast for today, coupled with some fresh moisture coming in from the coast with a good, strong onshore wind expected throughout the day today. we see single digits going on. even the 20's protect the off towards the quirkiness straight. that's going to occur all day this afternoon and through early tonight. it's going to subside little tomorrow to help those temperatures start building on us at the ball game today. the giants versus marlins game. time 105. so they have the game at the right time in the afternoon with the maximum heating tear, 60 or so with a chilly wind out of the west-southwest 15 to 20 current temperatures for you.

mid 50's around the bay. 67, antioch. 54. meanwhile up to santa rosa, we're projecting a high near about 80 today them up ad 67 at 1 o'clock by 4 at 70 what summer? well, we've got a little flavor of that for tomorrow into monday. we'll have more on that extended forecast for the 4 zone and that stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> it's been one week since the expiration of title. 42, the pandemic era border policy that allowed authorities to turn away migrants at the u.s. mexico border. now one south bay school is expecting a surge of migrant children in its classrooms as early as this summer prof was. justin campbell spoke with school officials. >> we're really concerned about a tree survey getting is the executive director of escuela popular the san jose charter school founded by her mother in 1986, to serve immigrant families that we are designed to meet the specific needs. the school teaches english to help integrate migrants into american culture. parents and students can come to school together

and learn as one on average. the school gets 1000 students each day, but starting as early as this summer, they're expecting to teach 300 more students. >> each day it's very doable for us. again, the strain has been being able to continue to keep the teachers that we have re getting says the biggest challenge will be just finding someone. >> to teach them right now with the teacher shortage. >> and the passage of ab 15, 0, 5, it's made it more and more difficult to keep talented teachers in the classroom. says they need certain teachers due to the need of their students and lots of their teachers were immigrants themselves who are bilingual. >> but the passage of ab 15, 0, 5, required charter school teachers to have credentials have been working with this as what we call instructors and working towards a credential. >> so we're allowed to do that. be 15, 0, 5, remove that opportunity. reagan teen is

hoping legislators address ab 15 0, 5, in the teacher shortage problem so they can deal with the influx in migrants. >> reporting in san jose, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> police are working to identify a man's body found in a santa rosa roadway. police say a resident spotted the body late thursday night on west elaine and royal oak place. no word yet on the victim's identity or cause of death. anyone with information is asked to please call santa rosa police. happening now, part of highway 37 is closed. this is just east of highway one. 21, the closure started around 3 this morning and will last until 11 tomorrow morning. crews are repairing a railroad crossing on the highway. and lawmakers got a chance to learn how first responders fight dangerous wildfires elected officials like oakland, mayor sheng tao who you see there got firsthand experience by participating in various fire, medical and special operation drills and technical exercises.

>> you're crawling through one of those dark hallways. you've got a 30 pound respirator on your back. you're wearing all this equipment to get your helmet on up, carrying up to 50 pounds a year. and that's before you start dragging that fully loaded a fire hose with you. so the amount of exertion it takes to get into a fire. just all the stuff on your back is really monumental. and we want the elected officials understand the kind of effort that our firefighters put in every day. >> participants even went inside of a burning trailer and learn how to use heavy equipment. protesters gathered outside a popeyes in oakland. the restaurant is accused of violating child labor laws and engaging in harassment kron four's terisa stasio spoke with workers. >> they our schedule would say that we were there like 5 to 10 and make less money. they would ask us to stay till met them, but they want change on the schedule. joe morrow romero just the manager. >> the same an appropriate so that makes me feel on. couldn't the and karla palma.

>> 2 teenagers speaking out about the legal working conditions they say went on at this popeye's restaurant on international boulevard in oakland of word, the 2 took part in a rally on thursday to bring light to their plight and others. >> they say one of their coworkers is just 13 years old. child laborer laws. limon hours. miners can work, including preventing them from being on the clock past 10 on school nights. both say that they were ordered to do so often. sometimes i wouldn't even go to school. >> because i would be too tired. but then like later on that they had to go to started. i started feeling some classes. i started getting behind in some classes. because i wouldn't show up or out to be too tired to even go to school. both young women say that they started working at the pop isis winner because they need to help their families and it was within walking distance. >> i

>> the hope and my parents, they from those sometimes kron 4 reached out to the california labor commissioner's office as well as the department of industrial relations who gave us a statement, quote. >> complaints to cal osha are confidential. cal osha and the department of industrial relations take complaints of child laborer very seriously. we can confirm cal osha is investigating this work site if safety and health violations are found. cal osha can issue citations. popeye sent us this statement that reads, quote, based on the allegations made this morning by team members at a restaurant owned by one of her franchises. we have immediately shut down his restaurant and have started a swift investigation. we will not tolerate any violation of employment laws and if any of these allegations prove true, we will take action against this franchise. >> like corporate guys like the to. closer story make sure

that they're like following the rules to teens say they want to get back to work, but only if conditions change. terry says stasio kron. 4 news. >> a san francisco restaurant faces backlash after hosting a fundraiser about turned out to be an anti trans event. kron four's rob nesbitt has reaction from community members and lawmakers. >> the meeting put on by the san francisco republican party was not largely attended. it almost went unnoticed until a reporter with the san francisco chronicle wrote about what they witnessed. a chronicle reporter dressed in cognito when they came to american bites last week attending an event hosted by the san francisco republican party that they say turned into an anti-trans event. senator scott wiener read about the event that advocated against trans youth and adults having access to gender affirming care. they have every right to advocate for that. >> we have every right to shine a light on a thing called out for what it is. it read. >> the event allegedly played tiktok videos of young trans people that got negative

reactions from attendees. one person using the term groomer to describe what they were watching. a word that gets commented often on senator wiener, social media posts. what so harmful about is a formalized hatred. american bytes is apologized for allowing the event to take place at the restaurant saying, quote, >> as a company, we do not endorse any of the talking points addressed. we take full accountability for catering this event without knowing its true intentions. in hindsight, had we known the true nature of this event, we would have never allowed it to take place. chair of the san francisco democratic party, honey mahogany. >> says as a trans woman, she's been trolled online many times by some of the speakers who attended the event saying they have no interest in coming together to solve real issues. this is a highly toxic for port the trans community and the lgbt community and especially for trans of lgbtq youth. we've reached out to the san francisco republican party for comment about the event but not heard back. >> reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> president kamala harris stopped in los angeles on

friday to promote ways the white house is improving. maternal health. >> the vp toured a baby non-profit organization called baby the baby which provide supplies to low-income mothers. harris announced a new partnership between the nonprofit and the federal government that aims to get essential goods and maternal health items to new moms. harris is expected to be in the bay area next week. marks mental health awareness month. the national alliance on mental illness estimates that one in 5 americans live with a mental health condition. but only 36% of people get help. i spoke with doctor jenny weighing a clinical psychologist and founder of the popular asians for mental health online community on ways people can offer support to one another. >> if you have a loved one who is in need of mental health support being with n and just saying, hey, are you open to even calling a few therapist together? are you open to reaching out to your primary care physician and just sharing what's going on?

>> may is also api heritage month. a recent study by kaiser shows asian americans are less likely to seek mental health care compared to other racial groups. if you or someone you know, is seeking support with mental health, help is never far away and is free. you can call or text the 24 hour crisis lifeline at 9, 8, 8, talks are looming about america's biggest sporting event be held right here in the bay area. we're talking about superbowl 60 in 2026. the last time levi stadium hosted the superbowl was 2016. experts say the economic impact that big game could bring stretches throughout the bay area. the bay area raked in 250 million dollars. the last time the superbowl as he racks peart, say hosting the big game would be especially great for business is still trying to recover from the pandemic. >> so we've seen large businesses, meaning hotels and in attractions like that, seen

bennett. but we also see smaller businesses, restaurants, people itself, you know, florissant, sell flowers to to to do some of these events that some of these facilities caters there are all sorts the small businesses that really benefit when something big like this comes into the area. >> nfl owners are expected to make a final decision next week. >> all right. we've got some scattered clouds still remaining with that fog to that marine layer is thick. we have middle 60's for highs this afternoon after get some partial clearing a little bit better warming in london. everybody picks up the pace tomorrow and into monday. your extended forecast and for his own in a bit humid air.

>> welcome back. taking a live look now at the traffic outdoors. you can see a lot of people up early at this hour. just a enjoy a nice drive and soaking up whatever sunshine they can find. let's check in now with day for the what do you think you can see? shadows are not real sharp yet. a little time for the sun to come on out to its magic. this part of the reason why it's been through all this by the way, some cloud cover. >> that will get improve in many locations for this afternoon, although a little pesky spot around the golden gate, san francisco in southern marina looks like what a sunday up to tahoe. they're still looking at that melting snow scenario, particularly with the swarming

phase next couple of days until monday. they got a flood watch going on even as late as tuesday projected to be about 70 side note. if you're headed up there today, you might get a stray shower here or there going to be like the popcorn kind of variety. it goes away after you lose the daytime heating mid-fifties cover up the east bay shoreline. right now. 67 antioch, 54 for santa rosa. all right. those winds on the futurecast winds. yes, they'll be around for today. right across the golden gate spilling into the car keenest rate into the 20's. it looks like those also cover up a little bit. the east bay shoreline, just a touch. there are enough to keep the temperatures down and also aid in bringing in that marine layer. but tomorrow we lose the winds coupled with that high start to build. so we've got a couple of days of a nice little warm-up in store for us. not much happens until yeah, you know, just to change things again, tuesday, dry system plows on through and away go those temperatures back to the 70's. it looks like for the remainder of the week, although should be mostly sunny until we get to around friday and into next weekend. so little bit more in

the way of spring as we get to the late portion of may 4 zone forecast covering us the saturday. 62 for san francisco. but at the coast, coupled with some of that fog lingering upper 50's. it looks like a bayside. 64 for burlingame foster city. 66 69 for palo alto in the south bay, lower 70's. 77 for morgan hill to 71 east bay shoreline, upper 60's tri valley. you're looking at 74 for livermore coming about 70 for danville, san ramon. 68 71 for walnut creek, although a decoupling not major, expect more of that tomorrow again, with some better warming here. 75 fairfield vacaville 80, also 80 going on santa rosa petaluma noticeably cooler at 71. so enjoy a nice little warm phase coming our way. get back in the 80's here for a couple of days. then that front gets here on tuesday. and back again. we go through the 70's to finish off the week and some scattered clouds by friday. stephanie, what's cooking?

>> dave is a lot to get over here. we are celebrating asian american pacific islander heritage month. the kron 4 and this morning we are highlighting yet no means cuisine. joining me live now is someone who is no stranger to the food or the culture. the san francisco, local and the owner of bodega sf. thank you so much for being here. thank you for having staffing. their first televised appearance here, too? it i feel it. >> now. >> a lot of people associate the enemy's food right. but there's so much more to it than just that is the diversity of cuisine. so walk us through what you've brought for us here today. definitely. here we have our whole cost. so this is a a dish that we home instead of of the fall classic it's a with turmeric deal and the long that's always said that some very much, ali. it's on the side. >> shrimp a sunfish us to go with it, and would you say that's a pretty staple dish? and that means culture? or how

did you draw inspiration from the culture to put this together? it's it's a it's a northern getting especially dish has not only some like it hot, sizzling plate. and so this is our take on where we 7 haul. >> and so that kind to place very interesting. and by the way, this all smells really delicious. so it's making me hungry at this hour of the morning. and so what we have here. so here we have know. and and also it is going to be grilled. pork belly amoebas and a house. the sauce topped off with some pickled care son and this is them close of these northern style as well as where they're full. didn't square stuffed with just crab shrimp located talking much a chilly also served from charlie and let us admits we can kind of put off seeing a oh, my gosh. that looks delicious is how it take for your team was something like this when somebody was that order comes in out of curiosity. >> it's pretty quickly. we've done a lot of good prep. so we kind of have to come out within the next 10 minutes or so loud. strike you as soon as possible. and i heard the term northern are a lot of the

dishes inspired from that part of vietnam. yes. so that's where my came originally came from that sky where we inspiration for the okay. got it. so somebody were to order something like in northern vietnam. it's gonna look a little different right? us a more. some of it is going to be a similar to this, but john was a very classic so it's something that you definitely see all over the all right. so very authentic. yeah, we try our in our own take. all right. very cool. and we have over here. so, you know, we have a so this is our enemies. rights rolls filled with a ground port. what you're much hospice us in this offense report on the side who fancy pork just regular. but we for what makes a fancy. so it's like a port loaf pretty much and we fry it and has a nice little texture to it as well. ok, very cool. and pork would you say is a pretty stable protein as well. and and vietnam. definitely. yes, okay. very cool. we also understand that you guys are just open a downstairs area. cole, phoenix, which is a lot of asian inspired cocktails as well. yeah, it's actually cuts

called the felix. so it's going to be our new speakeasy right underneath the restaurant. we serve agents park act as a percent. the moment and news and some light as well. very, very cool. and again, this all looks incredibly delicious. you know, what do you personally love about yet in these food? and what is the takeaway that you hope people will walk away with after? you know, they've ttey've tried some of your cuisine a part about my food is just that, you know, we can share that the every looking a little piece of everything so that we can join different was enjoying each other's company as so it really a lot of vietnamese style dining is family. yes, okay. it's about sharing very communal on bringing people together around the table. that's a lovely message. and, you know, obviously it is api heritage give a message for people in the community being a san francisco native as well. >> yeah, definitely highlight api abuses as well. and definitely, you visit them whenever you can. i'm just

happy to see a lot of people out kind of chasing their dreams as enjoy other people's culture. >> and in the remaining time we have left to i want to touch on the fact that you born and raised san francisco, you chose to keep your biz open a business in the tenderloin. you walk through decision. is is it kind was a match made in the old restaurant was on any unlike in. so now we're just kind of 5 blocks down. so >> just feels really nice to kind of be bright back in the community. but just on the other side. but it's just it's is a dream come true to just got to be still be in the talent and hopefully more people back into the community and to the area is something that i read about your business that i think is super fascinating is the word bodega, right? actually, there is a play on the vietnamese language as well. >> ball means beef. >> a day means got a lamb and then gotten shaken a little more beef, and then guys chicken. ok? so that was an

intentional decision right there. yeah. and then there's also a bodega in high know as well that my parents are. so this like a special occasion when they're going up. >> so they kind of had that kind of influence of that too late. and >> you know what is a one dish in particular that you highly recommend anyone try out if it's their first time to a restaurant like what's the >> my favorite thing would probably be one up. distance here are great about staff potter. that's a really popular as a part my favorite i think i've had that before. actually is pretty tasty. haha, i remember that one. all very good on. >> you any other sort of message about what it's like to be a business owner in san francisco right now. i know we are starting to come out of the pandemic. so how's that? how has that affected you? >> it's it's been a good, you a lot of people over the enjoin, the restaurant. so i'm just happy that customers at the sea, the sea, the new restaurant or how we've selves. i'm just happy people are making the trek out there coming to us. all right. wonderful macco with bodega sf

in the tenderloin district of san francisco. thank you so much for sharing your culture and cuisine with us. this api heritage month. we appreciate it. thank you so much. thanks for having. all right. we'll be right back.

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exercise. will the cincinnati zoo. i mean, who knew that for coupons were so into getting their exercise, right. but this was more of a hamster thing. well, it's been over a been a minute since rico use this exercise device of rico species are expert climbers and their muscular tails are nearly as long as their bodies acting like a 5th limb. how cool is that? i think right off camira. there's a squirrel with the whistle. it's going buddy. i was skiing all these years. now it's your turn. >> while this is certainly very days a go like that. and it's inspiration for the rest of us and maybe hit the gym out there. yeah, right. today's a little bit of a cooler day for all of that because we're looking for some warming, stephanie, as we finish off the weekend. >> and get into early next week. a look. the 80's are back a pad. a lot of 70's around the bay, although a little today's little chilly going on next week, the 70's come back again as we have a dry system dropping on south. we're starting to get to that time of year where the systems don't really give us much in the way of any rain or precipitation much. even the way of cloud cover is going to drop south. and then as we

head into the next weekend on a cool note about 72 on friday, looks like so. it's a little bit of return to spring-like that's something that's good to keep in mind. have the jackets ready? and >> of course, we're closing out the show here with our with matt from bodegas supporting our local businesses here at kron and, you know, met summer cocktails. you recommend i know you have the felix that's open. >> yeah, we great cocktail. me. it's a going to be a that wash back to that. we asked the fat from the beef haha was what what do you put in it's just it's just going to be of all the oil is pretty much like the beef tallow that we get from the okay. and the kind boy that up and then we make it delicious, something look forward back in tonight. few by everybody.

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