>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. >> i'm stephanie lin. it is sunday. may the 21st and we're covering, of course, a lot of news for you this morning. let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning, david. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and it looks like today much like

yesterday except the fog clearing earlier and those temperatures being bumped up, particularly in those inland spots right now, ok, the golden gate bridge covered up in that traditional fog yet again, greeting us. >> the other thing factor that will work in our favor for better clearing as we don't have a strong winds working here say the flag is pretty much not going much. we will get a breeze this afternoon, but not quite the heavy winds that bring in that marine layer. all right. so here's a look at that fog. speaking of which clearing up pretty nicely pretty quickly. look by noon. it looks like to be pretty clear even along the coast. yes, it comes back again late tonight. look at the coverage up in the north bay, even at dawn tomorrow, not to not to extensive like we saw from this morning and then clearing out quickly tomorrow. there are your winds pretty much onshore single digits. they won't pop too much beyond that today doesn't look like a temperatures in the middle 50's across most of the board for right now. that gives you a contrast of just a couple degrees ahead of this progress from yesterday. here's the breakdown for 66 11 by 2 79 lower 80's expected

for the inland valleys. nice, comfortable 70's covering the bay. more details in the forecast in a bit. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you so much for that. our top story this morning, the investigation continues into what caused a small plane crashed off the coast of half moon bay. the federal aviation administration says the aircraft took off from santa rosa and was heading to honolulu. there were 2 people on board. their identities have not yet been released. both the faa and the ntsb now investigating the cause of the crash. >> a preliminary report is expected to be released within the next couple of days. and now an update to a story we first brought you last week. another break-in forces, a san francisco bike shop owner to close up shop kron four's amanda hari brings us reaction from the business. >> the owner says he's sad and disappointed that they're being forced to close even sooner than they expected. but at this point, he feels there is no way to secure his store.

final nail in the coffin for us early friday morning. high road on the corner of hayes and laguna streets was broken into again. take a look at the surveillance video. a man breaks the window on the door, sticks his hand in and unlocks it. the suspects then come in and steal 3 i went to great lengths to secure the store. >> and he made quick work of the gate out front yeah, this is not much else they can do to protect the store owner chris calloway says they were already planning on closing at the end of the month. the downturn in the economy. the rain was and helpful for us at all. >> and then also the repeated breaking at times. it's just a it's just can't do it anymore. after this latest break-in, he decided to close up shop immediately. >> you can still see some broken glass on the ground and all the bikes are gone. but callaway says he's not leaving. the city will still be in the neighborhood. we have a little flower shop next door. and so i'm not going too

far. he says police were there within minutes of friday's break-in and they've already made an arrest. now it's in the hands of our da to make sure that this charged and convicted to my story been broken into more times. i can count. >> or your time to be broken into. and this point, i don't believe anyone has ever been so it would be it would be nice to get some justice stores remaining bikes and equipment will be sold on their website. callaway says he's still not sure if we'll ever reopen the shop. but for now. >> he has no plans to in the newsroom. amanda hari kron, 4 news. also in san francisco, police responded to reports of a body spotted in the bay waters saturday afternoon. >> police recovered the body near pier. 22 medics were called. the person was declared dead. no details on the person's identity at this time. police arrested a woman on dui charges after investigators say her tesla crashed into a santa rosa home. we now know the driver

is the wife of the sonoma county sheriff. and here's a look at the aftermath of that crash. it happened on beaumont way early saturday morning. you can see that vehicle pretty much on the front of the home of that property. police say 47 year-old natasha winning hill crashed into a fence, a tree and then into the front of the house. one of the people inside the home suffered a minor cut from broken glass and was hospitalized for treatment. sheriff eddie engram sending out a message on facebook about the crash saying in part, quote, as a husband, i am greatly concerned about my wife's well-being. it is as a citizen. and sheriff, i'm also concerned about the well-being of the person inside the home who suffered injuries. he goes on to say- quote, i understand that our community will have more questions and want answers. so do i, however, because this incident is being investigated by santa rosa in order to avoid any potential conflict of interest. santa rosa police will be handling any inquiries from the media.

officers arrested. a las vegas man accused of setting a pacifica school on fire. police say it happened wednesday. officers were called to good shepherd school to investigate. they determine someone set fire to the classroom window and stole items. surveillance video was used to track down a suspect on friday, a school worker spotted someone matching the suspect description and called police officers arrested the man on suspicion of arson, burglary and possession of stolen property. happening now, the portion of highway 37 that was closed for train track repairs has reopened that closure affected an 11 mile stretch between highway one. 21 at sears point and highway 29 in vallejo. caltrans says they were able to reopen the roadway at 04:00am 7 hours ahead of schedule. also in the north bay. take a look at this new colorful art installation in timber on look at how pretty that is. this is at the south of know, park along the old rail trail right by the ocean. just so pretty. this is called

collaborative nature lightweight fabric attached to fiberglass poles, our place to pick up the sea breezes and the light. you can see how things look yesterday right around sunset and they almost kind of look like while one could say mosquito nets or as the artist told us ballerina 2 two's. the installation is the work of photographer and former marine resident thomas jackson. they're a pretty it's a long up. half the people, you know. >> walk their dogs on and go jogging on. there's a playground or they take their little kids too. and so it's it's people are just going to stumble on and they happen stumbling on it. and it's a very sort of accessible work of art. like you can walk right up to it. you can walk through it. this is a very, very interactive. >> the installation is part of 2 bronze plan to bring in visitors from across the bay area with public art projects. the city is inviting everyone to give their suggestions abouj what other kinds of public art the town should feature. coming up on the kron

4 morning news. the bay to breakers race is finally here. >> the latest excitement from the starting line. plus, how much you can expect to pay at the pump this week before you head out for your memorial day road trip. plus, new details in the deadly shooting of an armed burglary suspect in san armed burglary suspect in san francisco. we have the

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the best and worst times to hit the road. according to triple a this coming thursday, may 25th triple a says you want to leave before 1 o'clock in the afternoon. if possible. on friday. the 26 triple a says you should leave even earlier this next saturday and sunday, there is not expected to be much travel impact on memorial day itself. you will want to try and hit the road in the morning. triple a says the worst time will be between noon and 03:00pm. so keep that in mind. and here's a look now at current gas prices in the area in san francisco, you are paying an average of $4 and $0.95 for a gallon of regular. people in oakland are paying about $4.80 a gallon. and in san jose it is down to 4.78 the cheapest gas in the bay area is in the valais hope fairfield area where people are paying about 4.75. >> well, enjoy some warm weather least in the short term. now today, warming temps up there for inland readings in the lower 80's. got plenty

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large amounts of standing water in the central valley. which can serve as breeding grounds for mosquitoes. health officials are advising everyone get rid of standing water in their yards to help mitigate any population growth. for the first time in 17 years, state officials are opening a rarely used water relief valve. this coming after the historic rainfall we saw earlier this year. state water officials are activating the kern river enter tie, which connects to the california aqueduct. it's an effort to prevent flood waters from getting to to larry lake, which is already full and threatening communities nearby. officials say and 2 months enough, water will pass through to supply a quarter of a million homes for a year. let's take a live look now at conditions outside a bit closer to our neighborhood. i believe this is our mount tam camera, dave. yeah, you're looking right above it. it's only that marine layer, stephanie. the made a difference in all the microclimates across the bay today and yesterday and which is somewhat typical. so it's right above us. here is this warmer air. but more importantly, drier air. that's

the good thing out eat away at that fog a little bit that mixes out whatever. all those juicy mosquitoes like it. >> what we want to get where that standing water. >> minder there. that's your thing to side. note about the you're talking about all the flooding in the central valley, one of the pluses. that's coming our way with the cooling temperatures less melting up there in the mountains. as we look ahead to the week ahead, what you see out there out of our window, what we've got going on here is the morning fog again covering a good chunk of the east bay shoreline and up to the east bay hills. you will notice there. but again, as you saw from the camera shot is the typical inversion scenario. but it's not like just warm air above us. plus the dry air. that's the plus. because the dry air starts to mix a little bit below us. and that mixing process will help once the sun is already joining us and starts the process forward, we just have warm air above. it's really hard to get the movies like some big bubble up there. 58 of for antioch, 55 or east bay shoreline mid-fifties. we have 54 for santa rosa. 52 going on

for san francisco. a lot of uniformity with these temperatures looking middle 50's. the fog clears out nicely even along the coast here. we do have a breeze but not as strong. so we're not going to be fortifying the local air with that marine layer coming in as much as we saw from yesterday. so by your monday morning. yeah, the fog returns again, all it's not as complete as we saw today and certainly on saturday morning and again yet again, we clear out nicely. so future cast for goes back to the clear mode up in the mountains, a few stray showers at work almost like the typical singsong summer pattern. we'll see a lot more going into the summer months tomorrow morning. there you have some of the fog cloud cover to start mixing out yet again in the morning and tomorrow, probably the warmest day. we're going to see the bunch a few afternoon showers up there in the mountains. so putting this together for you. early fog and clouds, mild 70's for the bailout shoot for and then those lower 80's for the inland spots. tomorrow we up the ante a little bit. it's like a mother nature got the wrong calendar. something think it's memorial day, but it's not next monday, if

that's the following monday. but tomorrow, mostly sunny, very warm inland as we see those high schoo to the upper 80's near 80 at the bay. and then somebody pulls the plug and we drop for the rest. the weekend will be dropping gradually throughout the week but will be a shocked the system on tuesday, kind of breezy and cooler struggling to get to 80 for some of those inland spots wednesday through friday, falling through the 70's by next thursday, by this thursday and into friday will be some scattered clouds with that in some wind events to look out for 62 san francisco, we'll do about 64 going on for open 72 for san jose. and this is just the morning hours. that will probably clear out for the afternoon. there's your big board maps, 83 for antioch. we've got 83 for santa rosa and the east bay shoreline into the lower to middle 70's again, clearing the south pretty quickly this morning and warming up nicely for your monday. that will have that 7 day forecast coming up in a bit in your 4 zone to stephanie. all right, dave, thank you for that. >> a celebration happened in the castro on saturday honoring the life of harvey milk. the san francisco supervisor was the first

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resilience and straight of the api community and join us on thursday. may 25th at 06:30pm, for our special api heritage month for api heritage month. that's going to be hosted by myself and will tran. so we'll see that a local favorite that started out as a food truck is growing in the bay area. senor sisig opened up their oakland location just last month. and meantime, we are nearing a year since their location at san francisco's ferry building opened up on today's dine and dish cop was vicki liviakis sat down with the 2 guys who started it all. >> you could call senior sisig a san francisco success story. 2 kids, i'm to be. here is an honor meet gilpin. and evan kundera there. the founders of senor sisig filipino food with the mexican you know, we're a little bit differently. we create our own brand. i know it's filipino food, put a mexican twist to it and you can find anywhere else. what started out as a food truck back in 2010? well, now there

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7.29. this sunday. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. let's start off this half hour with a look at our forecast with dave sphar. good morning today. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and you know, like yesterday will just improve that a little bit. if you want some of that warmer weather back, you've gotten all locations will see a temperature boost going on. and just like yesterday, we're starting off with this fall, pretty aggressive from the east bay shoreline, but get some patients. >> the kind of mix out because we do have some nice, drier air upstairs waiting for us. there's bit of the onshore flow. were no big deal going on today. it's actually be less intense than yesterday's will call those windy areas. more of a stiff breeze this afternoon. pretty much the mid-fifties across the board we have going on here. 58 for any off. we've got 55 santa rosa. 52. meanwhile, 4 san francisco for later today at the ballpark versus the marlins for the afternoon. those highs only about 60. so not much of a change from yesterday. accept well, a dice

in a way that wind. we're down to a west southwest wind at 15 with the sun and clouds mixture. some of those leftover fog clouds for the afternoon. so 66 of 11 by 2, we're talking 79 lower. 80's will do it tomorrow. we up those temperatures a little bit. however, much of next week will be treated to cooler temperatures and watching out for some winds there. so, you know that spring, it's not consistent like this. we have more details in your extended forecast. and of course, that for some stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> we're learning more about the fatal shooting of an armed burglary suspect in san francisco. kron four's philippe djegal has the latest reaction from neighbors. >> kurt herring lives on bosworth street and watch 3 and a half hour standoff between san francisco police and the burglary suspect armed with a gun play out from his back porch friday afternoon. there was a guy that had. >> broken into the corner down on the corner that's been defunct for about a year been close for about a year. guy broke and and threatens. i'm the owner with it. i heard a

machete and a gun by the look of the entrance to the closed corner market. the suspect knew something sharp to get in. the san francisco. police say the man ended up in the residence and the person inside was able to exit and called police. >> a neighbor who did not want to speak on camera says the suspect lived in an apartment above the store and broke into it to get to the landlord who lives in a unit behind the score. the neighbor says the suspect was upset with the landlord and wanted to confront him as the hours we could actually per back porch the police descending down the suspect. eventually, unfortunately, they had to take him out because the understanding reached for his gun. the neighbor who knows them and suspects he was high on drugs. witnesses say police made repeated calls on the loudspeaker. >> for the man to surrender 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. jamie farrell, rancor lives down the street

and says she hopes the deadly shooting was warranted. >> and wants to see the police body camera footage of the encounter. >> once it is released 3 and a half ounce be arbitrary. >> justified or it's not if you need to be longer than 3 and half hours and they should awaited. but i you know, i'm hopeful that it was justified, but now again, want to see the footage. the district attorney's office is investigating the shooting and police say a town hall meeting about the incident will be held within 10 days. >> in san francisco, philippe djegal all kron, 4 >> officials are investigating what led to the shooting of 2 people in oakland. investigators say it happened early saturday morning on international boulevard near the steak fries. oakland restaurant, one of the victims is in stable condition and the other in critical condition. no word on a suspect description at this time. and that the county, 2 people are dead and 2 others injured. after an early morning crash saturday. it happened around 02:00am on highway 29 near white hall lane. chp says the

car was speeding when it lost control. hit a sign that overturned the driver and front-seat passenger died at the scene to back seat. passengers were rushed to the hospital with moderate injuries. no word yet on what caused that collision. in the east bay freemont. police are asking for your help finding this little guy. a happened at a home near fremont boulevard and eggers drive. and it is possible the 9 week-old puppy was stolen or ran off during the incident. kale is a jack russell terrier, mostly white with black around the left eye. as you can see there. and he also has a spot on top of its head. if you have any information, please call fremont police. governor gavin newsom released this week. a new plan he says will make it easier to get several environmental and infrastructure projects off the ground. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace took a look at that plant. >> well, the governor came here to stanislaus county to make a point this renewable energy project in the works is

one of many across the state. he says he's taking too long to complete something he blames on an arduous and lengthy environmental review process. he argues it needs we got that with a stroke of the pen. governor gavin newsom officially signed this executive order into law creating a strike team to identify environmental infrastructure and transit projects across the state held up due to california's strict environmental review and permitting process. specifically. he wants to see reform to the california environmental quality act, more commonly known as c qua, according to his office. it generally requires state and local governments to inform decision-makers and the public about the potential environmental impacts of proposed projects. the goal is to reduce those environmental impacts to the highest extent possible. touring this patterson construction site one day set to be home to a solar battery storage facility expected to generate enough power for 60,000 homes per year. newsom said he agrees

with sequel in principle but argues lawsuit in a lengthy permitting process have long-delayed key projects similar to this one across the state. >> sometimes putting them behind schedule by several months or even years. i hear that all the time. why is it taking so long? that's why he says in addition to his executive order he sending a legislature, 11 bills he said will speed up construction, streamline permitting for certain projects and limit the time a court may review a project to 9 months or less about saving time. >> and saving money in addressing bureaucratic malaise, newsom's infrastructure adviser and former la mayor antonio villaraigosa noted the proposed reforms will have positive impacts on california's economy. we believe >> that you can green. our planet. our state, our cities. our nation good middle-class jobs. i want to

>> all of that are here today in a statement, the california environmental voters advocacy organization said they need to thoroughly review the governor's proposal but added concerns about the governor pushing his bills through the legislature during the budget process, quote, does not offer public forum and transparency. but in a rare move, republicans say they support what the governor is trying to do. and i'm pleased with what he's come out with. but i think it proves the point. >> of our case on the republican side it's legitimate to look for a more a more broad based approach to this reform. >> and as for those bills, the governor wants the legislature to get them approved and on to his desk this summer reporting in stanislaus tom wallace kron 4 news. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news, we take a look at how the a's and the giants they're done their most recent games after the break. plus, we continue our special coverage of the api community this morning with a look at

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>> welcome back. the giants took on the marlins yesterday. fun to see some young fans in the stadium. there. it looked like it might have been 5 straight wins for them. but it wasn't the game was scoreless until the 8th inning when the

marlins took the lead, the marlins ended up winning one to 0. the giants and the marlins face off today at 01:00:05pm, to decide the series. in houston, the a's took on the astro's astra's up 2. nothing in the 4th when the a's managed to tie it. but in the 8th with one player's 10th homer of the season that proved to be the game winner. astros take down the a's 3 to 2. the astros in the a's face off again today at 11:10am, in houston. >> and by the way, for the giants going on later today, we can cut down those winds a little bit to help out, although temperatures much the same. we'll see about 65 going on in san francisco. but inland lower 80's warming up for tomorrow to look at that forecast. we come back.

>> some climate scientists say california needs to be prepared for the return of el nino in the next 2 months. they predict a 55% chance that it will happen. turning the pacific so warm. it could change global weather patterns. powerful el nino conditions can also amplify the impact of global warming. they say a strong el nino event could also bring another extremely wet winter to california resulting in landslides, floods and coastal erosion. and let's take a live

look now at the golden gate bridge where it is looking pretty foggy and overcast out there. we just heard about the el nino prediction and without the fog out there now, and what are going to get? i just unheard of. i just i don't on on this world. i just. >> lots right now. there you with. this is something we typically get. but the difference yesterday or today that we have from yesterday's the should a kind of mix a little quicker it won't have as much of that onshore wind. you know, that marine layer that keeps getting thrown into the next so the state's couple days have a nice little warm up then followed by cool down as we get into later on next week. by the way, check that >> looking good on that front as well. there you have some fog kind of lingering just a bit. and the tahoe, if you're headed that direction. all right. i did mentioned earlier maybe a few little stray showers working in here with daytime heating but will come in about 73 for tomorrow. by 69, 64 by wednesday. get this pattern here. this also p% translates to little bit less in the way of aggressive melting going forward. but

what about plus, because they're dealing with some flash flood watches they have posted up around there again due to some of the melting from last winter fit. precincts were just got out of 58 antioch, 53 for livermore. we get the mid-fifties lining up the east bay shoreline. also up to the north bay, too. so to start not unusual again, with this marine layer spilling into the central valley like this. a lot of uniformity with those temperatures, then we'll see the decoupling later on today. you'll see that in the 4 zone forecast too. we've got early fog and clouds and all that business mild 70's covered the bay lower 80's around those inland spots we talked about when you get over the east bay hills and up in the north bay as well. then tomorrow, mostly sunny, very warm inland. i want to hold off on hot because we already pop the 90 degree mark before. so we'll get close to that tomorrow with some upper 80's working near 80 for the bay. then for this week, we cool back down again for most of the week. it will take a whole week to get their lower 70's by this friday. looks like and we head into the weekend. so and total what's going to do it for us

dry front coming by tuesday. it will drive some winds that something to kind of look out for day to day and some scattered clouds with all of that behind it. it's cold air and cooling each day approaching into next weekend as we get into friday and into saturday as well. all right. 4 zone forecast is going to check this out here for today. now, little improvement, although you don't see a whole lot of san f%ancisco, for example, 65 at somewhat typical that slow to move. but we're in the lower 60's, at least along the coast. middle 50's retired for right now. 69 for burlingame us to about 71 foster city. 75 palo alto in the south bay here. some 80's poking out here and there 81 78 for cupertino, east bay shoreline to the mid 70's slightly cooler than you see tri valley at around 80 pleasanton. 82 livermore called about 80 for danville while stanley andrews coming in at 72, bigger contrast, expected tomorrow. now 68 for richmond. you're looking at 68 up to about 80 going on for fairfield. 75 for napa and

santa rosa at 83. so again, tomorrow warming up a bit more. looks like plenty of sunshine here comes that front basically dry, although they'll be some scattered clouds with it. and there you see the temperature drop kind of mirror a little bit along the east bay shoreline as well and along the coast are to get well and getting chilly again as we drop to about 60 stephanie. all right, dave, thank you for that update. >> happening in less than 30 minutes, the annual bay to breakers race kicks off in san francisco. the finish line is on thegreat highway and you can see from this map here, the route cuts right through the city. there are several road closures this morning throughout. so if you are trying to get around today, just give yourself a little extra time. some 20,000 people are expected to participate in today's race, which does kick off in just about 10 minutes here. and as we celebrate asian american pacific islander heritage month, this may we are shining a spotlight on the unique contribution from the pacific islands. that's made a big impact on

american culture. kron four's james fletcher reports from the northern california ukulele festival in union city. >> there's something about hearing the ukulele that transports relaxes you, just like the music to see yeah. i dislike the remind island. >> before we get back to the festival, i should probably tell you that although the ukulele is synonymous with tropical vacations and the pacific islands. it didn't come from there. it's actually the descendant of a portuguese instrument called them a shutting that settlers brought with them to hawaii in the late 18, 100's and the locals loved it. one of its biggest fans was hawaii's last reigning king king david culley column. it was around this time that the instrument was redesigned retuned and

renamed to which means jumping fleas in hawaiian. and here's something i bet you didn't know america's love affair with the ukulele actually started here in san francisco, right where i'm standing at the palace of fine arts. it's one of the last remaining elements of the 1915, world's fair held in the city, actually to celebrate the completion of the panama canal. >> exhibition palaces stretched across the marina showcasing commerce and culture from all over the world. and right across from the lagoon. still the hawaiian pavilion. we're inside a delegation from the islands before music featuring the lead its was immediate. vaudeville performers loved it because it was cheap and easy to learn. >> they took it across the country. introducing it to america and over the years, fans have certainly changed the way it sounds.

>> northern california ukulele festival is an annual event that brings together lovers of the goal ally throughout california. the first festival is in 1994. and it, you know, it's just an opportunity to bring together what at the time in the early 90's was a growing hawaiian and pacific islander community. and that idea of bringing people together to connect with each other is a big part of why this festival it's everything representation, culture, everything that we see on the news today. >> this included right is is we want to share our selves and show that we are all trying to live our best lives here together on this planet, which is part of the spirit of the spending to not just to their kids to have it in your heart. >> city that selling certain what is not. >> maybe that's why this time the instrument indoors because

it inspires something bigger for some, it's music strikes. a deep record. >> it's just a good feeling inside your soul. >> reporting in union city, james fletcher kron. 4 news. >> it's nice to see the spirit of aloha is strong in the bay area throughouthe month of may. kron four's featuring stories highlighting the resilience and strength of the api community. join us also on thursday, may 25th at 06:30pm, for our api heritage month. special was to buy myself and will tran.we'll be rig-t will tran.we'll be rig-t back.

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>> san francisco's muttville senior dog rescue hold an adoption event this weekend during their adopted on the shelter will extend their regular hours and provide free adoptions. all of that house key qualified applicants alma bill dogs are 7 years old and older and they're looking for their forever homes. the event starts at 11 this morning and goes until 04:00pm at the shelters headquarters in san francisco's mission district. 2, 5, 5, alabama street. so something to think about if you've been kind of on the fence about adopting a new pet for yourself, this could be the day. a brand new housing development in las vegas is turning to the video game

franchise poke him on to name its streets. all the roadways in the neighborhood are named after the creatures. and that means you can live on puff lane or snore. lacks lane or charm. and or lane, as you can see there, the construction manager behind the project says she got the idea from her 2 sons who are both obsessed with pokemon. and i'm obsessed with that story is a big gamer myself. that's like that sounds like so much fun. well, beyonce and jay z back at it again. breaking another record this time in real estate. the couple buying a new beach front home in malibu for 200 million dollars. that breaks the record for the most expensive home sale in the state of california. the 30,000 square-foot mansion is in malibu's paradise cove also known as billionaires row, but beyonce and jay z, while they're quite the savvy shoppers paying just under the asking price, which was 295 million dollars. very savvy. still ahead on the next

hour of the kron, 4 morning news. if you're one of the people planning on hitting the road memorial day weekend, you may catch a break on gas prices. >> details coming up. plus, a break in forces or rather a break-in forces. another san francisco small business owner to close up shop. the details coming up and the wife of a bay area sheriff arrested on dui charges after her car crashes into the front of a santa rosa home. those stories santa rosa home. those stories and

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>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin and it is sunday. may the 21st. we are, of course, covering a lot of news for you today. start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning day. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and we're off again that typical foggy start as you'll notice here, the golden gate. however, it looks like things will open up for everybody a little quicker than yesterday. and we're getting a temperature bump in all locations, minus some of those winds, too. so it's all kind of looking up. >> if you want a little whisper of some summer, you've got it in the next 48 hours again, here's the golden gate bridge as we start off with this fog on that note, we're going that great white way. very quickly. short comes back tomorrow morning. the coverage isn't as great and you notice up in the north bay there. it's a pretty weak. so that will again mix out with sunny monday. those winds too not as

intrusive, will get a breeze going on in those windy spots will call you a stiff breeze for today. the winds are kind of terse shutting down a little bit. one of the reasons why partially that we're warming up a little bit. our numbers right now. we're in the mid to upper 50's for the east bay as we get some sunshine in here. 58 going on for san jose and the contrast for you. a couple degrees ahead per performance from yesterday. so for today, we'll try about 71 at high noon is there's fog clouds start to thin out. 03:00pm at 81. again, up in those numbers for tomorrow will be scratching near about 90 in some select spots. and then cooling off for the remainder of the week. more in forecast a bit 70. all right, dave, thank you for that. >> our top story this morning, the investigation continues into what caused a small plane crash off the coast of half moon bay. the federal aviation administration says the aircraft took off from santa rosa and was heading towards honolulu. there were 2 people on board. their identities have not yet been released. both the faa and the ntsb now investigating the cause of the

crash. a preliminary report is expected to be released within the next couple of days. and now an update to a story we first brought you last week. another break-in forces, a san francisco bike shop owner to close up shop kron four's amanda hari brings us reaction from that business. >> the owner says he's sad and disappointed that they're being forced to close even sooner than they expected. but at this point, he feels there is no way to secure his store. >> this was kind of it. obviously the final nail in the coffin for us early friday morning. high road on the corner of hayes and laguna streets was broken into again. take a look at the surveillance video. a man breaks the window on the door, sticks his hand in and unlocks it. the suspects then come in and steal 3 i went to great lengths to secure the store. >> and he made quick work of the gate out front yeah, this is much else they can do to protect the store owner chris

calloway says they were already planning on closing at the end of the month. the downturn in the economy. the rain was and helpful for us. it off. >> and then also the repeated breaking at times. it's just a it's just can't do it anymore. after this latest break-in, he decided to close up shop immediately. >> you can still see some broken glass on the ground and all the bikes are gone. but callaway says he's not leaving. the city will still be in the neighborhood. we have a little flower shop next door. >> and so i'm not going too far. he says police were there within minutes of friday's break-in and they've already made an arrest. now it's in the hands of our da to make sure that this charged and convicted to my story has been broken into more times. i can count or your time to be broken into. and this point, i don't believe anyone has ever been so it would be it would be nice to get some justice stores remaining bikes and equipment will be sold on their website. callaway says he's still not for a full ever reopen the shop. but for now.

>> he has no plans to in the newsroom. amanda hari kron, 4 news. also in san francisco, police responded to reports of a body spotted in the bay waters saturday afternoon. >> police recovered that body near pier. 22 medics were called that person was declared dead. no details on the person's identity at this time. police arrested a woman on dui charges after investigators say her tesla crashed into a santa rosa home. we now know the driver is the wife of the sonoma county sheriff. and here's a look at the aftermath of the crash that happened on beaumont way early saturday morning. police say 47 year-old natasha winning hill crashed into a fence, a tree then into the front of the house. one of the people inside the home suffered a minor cut from the broken glass and was hospitalized for treatment. sheriff eddy and graham sending out a message on facebook about the crash saying in part, quote, as a husband, i am greatly concerned about my wealth wife's well-being as a

citizen. and sheriff, i'm also concerned about the well-being of the person inside the home who suffered injuries. he goes on to write, quote, i understand that our community will have more questions and want answers. so do i, however, because this incident is being investigated by santa rosa in order to avoid any potential conflict of interest. santa rosa police will be handling any inquiries from the media. officers arrested in las vegas man accused of setting a pacifica school on fire. police say it happened wednesday. officers were called to good shepherd school to investigate. they determine someone set fire to the classroom window and stole items. surveillance video was used to track down a suspect on friday, a school worker spotted someone matching the suspect description and called police officers arrested the man on suspicion of arson, burglary and possession of stolen property. happening now, the portion of highway 37 that was closed for a train track repairs has reopened the closure affected an 11 mile stretch between highway one.

21 at sears point and highway 29 in vallejo. caltrans says they were able to reopen the roadway at 04:00am 7 hours ahead of schedule. also in the north bay. take a look at this new colorful art installation in timber on. how pretty is that? this is at the south of know, park along the old rail trail right by the ocean. >> it's called collaborative nature lightweight fabric attached to fiberglass poles are place to pick up the sea breezes and the light. as you can see there. and this was the scene yesterday just before sunset and these look a bit like mosquito nets, right? colorful mosquito nets or as the artist told us ballerina 2 two's the installation is the work of photographer and former marine resident thomas jackson. >> it sits along up half the people, you know, walk their dogs on and go jogging on. there's a playground or they take their little kids too. and so it's it's people are just going to stumble on it and they happen stumbling on

it. and it's a very sort of accessible work of art. like you can walk right up to it. you can walk through it. this is a very, very interactive. >> the instatlation is part of 2 bronze plan to bring in visitors from across the bay area with public. our projects the city is inviting everyone to give their suggestions about what other kinds of public art the town should feature. this is very pretty. coming up on the kron. 4 morning news, how much you can expect to pay at the pump this week before you head out for your memorial day road trip. >> and new details in the deadly shooting of an armed burglary suspect in san francisco. we have the neighborhood reaction up next.

more than 42 million americans are expected to travel this memorial day weekend. let's take a look at the best and worst times to hit the road. according to triple a now. this coming thursday may 25th triple a says you will want to leave the house before one in the afternoon of possible. >> on friday, the 26 triple a says you should leave even earlier. and this coming saturday and sunday, there is not expected to be much travel impact, but on memorial day itself, you will want to try and hit the road in the morning. triple a says the worst time will be between noon and 03:00pm. and let's take a look now at current gas prices in the bay area in san

francisco. you are paying an average of $4.95 for a gallon of regular. it's a few cents less in napa. people in oakland are paying about $4.80 a gallon in san jose is down to 4.78 the cheapest gas in the bay area is in the valais hope fairfield area where people are paying about for 75. >> and look at the forecast going on for today. hey, the same kind of drill as yesterday. but lots of those temperatures for highs tomorrow we're talking about going on in london near 90 in some spots by tomorrow. before things change over to the big way keep it back in a bit.

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>> welcome back to kron 4 morning news. good morning, everybody. and fog and coastal clouds at half moon bay. you can see kind of starting off in a typical pattern that we see in the morning hours like this. we see all that fog and all that marine layer kind of hanging near the coast or near the surface, a course that will mix out as we get into the afternoon and most locations will probably shift over to mostly sunny mode, including places like half moon bay. as we get into the early afternoon right now, a lot of uniformity with temperatures were talk. all it may be middle work for kind of an average here. 58 off to antioch, see some better heating their 58 for san jose mid 50's along the east bay shoreline in santa rosa coming in at about 56. so again,

noting the coastal clouds and also that fog at the surface mixes out, as you can see very nicely as we approach around the noon hour, coupled with the fact of some showers popping up there along the spine of the mountains a little bit. that's kind of a summertime pattern. as we see tomorrow. the fog kind of week actually and mixes out again nicely into the afternoon. we don't have that onshore. wind is strong as we had yesterday. that will return probably by tuesday, but at least for a couple of days taking a breather on that as well. that's almost monsoon pattern a little bit. there's you see. so check it out for what we got early fog and clouds mild today. 70's covered the bay low 80's inland. then they pop to the upper 80's and we'll go ahead and call that warm rather than hot because we've already broken the 90 degree mark already. but this little sample, we're talking upper 80's and about 80 around the bay. that's a one-day event. dry front comes. we get the scattered clouds and all winds too. and temperatures plummet and they start dropping all week long. so get the lower 70's. it looks like by friday of the week ahead today. 65

san francisco morning. fog mild 70 for oakland and 78. meanwhile, 4 san jose on the big board, you see some lower 80's in the far east bay over the east bay hills up to the north bay. 70's with 83 coming in for santa rosa. even 65 san francisco. but this tells it all, as you can see. 82 for today, monday at 88 79 for tuesday as temperatures fall into next week. on more of that 7 day forecast. plus, a look at your 4 zone. 2, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> lawmakers are sounding the alarm about a potential mosquito infestation in california in san joaquin county. stockton, congressman josh harder was among those raising concerns. he says the wet winter weather left large amounts of standing water in the central valley which can serve as breeding grounds for mosquitoes. health officials are advising everyone to please get rid of standing water in their yards to help mitigate and a potential population growth. for the first time in 17 years, state officials are opening a rarely used water relief valve. this

coming after the historic rainfall we saw earlier this year. state water officials are activating the kern river enter tie, which connects to the california aqueduct. it's an effort to prevent flood waters from getting into to larry lake, which is already full and threatening communities nearby. officials say in 2 months enough water will pass through to supply a quarter of a million homes for a year. the celebration happened in the castro on saturday honoring the life of harvey milk. the san francisco supervisor was the first openly man elected to public office in the state. >> he was a champion for lgbtq rights and known as the mayor of castro street saturday. celebration included a performance by the clear chorus of san francisco and a drag story hour noakes 93rd birthday would have been on monday. >> the backlash continues after the los angeles dodgers decision to exclude and lgbtq+ group from the team's annual pride night. the mayor of

anaheim tweeting saturday, she is inviting the group sisters of perpetual indulgence to join her for the los angeles angels pride night. atlanta stadium on june 7th. the mayor went on to say she was disappointed in the dodgers decision. more than 2 dozen la county lawmakers also blasted the team's move to an invite. the group. and check this out. the pjd lineman rodeo was back in the or saturday. more than 100 world champion electric workers from northern and central california. tended competing in numerous events, including a poll climb, as you can see there and the so-called and rescue. the lineman's rodeo is held every year to showcase the skills line workers need to do their jobs safely and effectively chicken and that was the theme of this first street festival hosted by ear. the first asian owned craft brewery in oakland. the festival happened could use tap room in jack

london square event featuring food vendors and other bay area breweries. >> more than 1000 people showed up to beer is hoping hoping the event will become an annual >> i want spread the culture of like that. that's going to hear from south korea, but also take this opportunity to read the local community together regardless of their race. >> all throughout the month of may kron 4 isacelebrating peace and prosperity of the ap api community in the bay area. join us on thursday. may 25th at 06:30pm. as will tran and myself host our api heritage month special. we are growing concerns about the impact of artificial intelligence on our workforce. nancy loo has more from the ai and big data convention in california. artificial intelligence has already wiped away thousands of jobs permeating our everyday lives. as we know it here at the ai expo, there are

a sea of companies ready to deploy, improved artificial intelligence to wipe away even more jobs. >> this is a synthftic humans. can i have the potato wedges? a computer generated avatar. you may soon be seeing more of perhaps the next time. you're in a drive-thru. 78 1% of the restaurants right now say they have staffing shortages. so we're trying to help them out. it isn't in from the army and these characters can look like any anyone. you want them to look like. >> we can give people multiple choices of characters and they can sound like anyone also in our near future improvements to what's known as haptic technology, stimulation of human senses, leaving a perception of touch and movement to feel this actually felt like sand falling into my hand. so it's allowing humans to interact with matter. human yes, and the use of ultrasound in the metaverse can simulate physical human sensation. one can only imagine the future

possibilities. as for typical offices started all the trouble shooting. those who work in it will need to incorporate or move over for predictive ai. it can instantly the gate weeks or months of system testing the sensor with its ai is going to able to determine those issues. >> you know, within minutes it's predicted that 45 million americans, one quarter of the total workforce will lose their jobs to automation by 2030. much of those people in tech agriculture and manufacturing. and the latest replacements are coming. tesla has just revealed that its robot army is growing fast, walking around and undergoing ai training with humans as lawmakers scramble to catch up with possible regulation. the industry is already hard at work to prevent human catastrophe. not only is the cow out of the barn and it left 3 years ago. that's really what we is the technology community having tt do is take a step back and go, ok, how do we make this ubiquitous available for everybody? but also safe for the world in general?

>> as the labor-force recalibrate, the dangers of ai are very much at the forefront. of course, the topic of a senate hearing just this week. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news. how would you like to get your teeth checked for free? a pop-up dental clinic happens today at santa clara county. we have the details for you after this.

>> the pause on student loan payments is set to end by late summer this year in february, president biden announced what he then promised would be the last extension of the pause. he's now saying it's time to start thinking about payments again. >> i want to see it really just idea that i thought i had the opportunity to help my parents and myself and my brother, all of this kind of concerned about the fact that we were able to not have to worry about paying those back in that we achieve scholarship to help this throughout the remainder. but the beginning part of it is just like we can't get that. >> meantime, president biden's plan to cancel up to $20,000 in student debt for some borrowers is still stalled in the supreme court. as of right now, borrowers will need to start repaying their federal student loans. 60 days after june, 30th for 30 days after the supreme court releases its ruling, whichever comes first. happening right now, a free pop-up dental clinic event is

taking place in santa clara county doors open today at 06:00am and we'll go on till about 03:00pm. a san jose convention centr is being used as a 100 chair clinic to provide free dental care to low-income residents. >> this event is put on by the santa clara county dental foundation and run by volunteer dentists and community members. organization says they could use some help raising $400,000 to help cover the cost of materials for this event. if you'd like to donate, you can head to our website kron 4 dot com. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. how governor gavin newsom hopes to speed up major infrastructure projects major infrastructure projects around the state.

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get more with nature's bounty. >> good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. a 28 this sunday morning. i'm stephanie lin. thank you for joining us. le3's kick off this half hour with our own dave spahr was everything we need to know on the weather a stephanie, good morning. and good morning, everybody. our traditional fog is checking in along with those coastal clouds. you can see this. >> shot game meat coming in from a half moon bay. we're going to prove too much on temperatures at the coast today. but, you know, a couple more degrees and will >> see some more clear skies going on by this afternoon. so just be patient. things will be improving some the bicycle. where is the son? yeah, that's coming out. got some onshore winds there. just a little bit of a breeze. not too from

yesterday. we had a round the traditional corridor across the golden gate bridge park in a straight. they'll see the winds today, but that will be more of a breezy pop, a good stiff wind rather than the more intrusive winds we had from yesterday. temperature check for you. mostly middle 50's on the board here. we've got 63 for antioch, 56 for santa rosa and 58 for san jose. there is a little bit of decoupling we're going to see for those inland spots. contrast with along the east bay shoreline. this was going up to the giants today versus the marlins 105, game time. temperatures around san francisco much the same year about 60 sun and clouds mixture even for the afternoon. we'll go ahead and say verbally at least west-southwest winds at 15. so not as windy as yesterday was 71 at noon and 3 were talking. 81 building on those high temperatures for tomorrow. before we see a cool down into next week. but, you know, we're still technically in spring. so the temperatures are very inconsistent with all about. coming up a little bit here. we'll take a look at that. we don't leave a weeklong forecast for you and the to stephanie. >> all right. thank you.

learning more about the fatal shooting of an armed burglary suspect in san francisco. kron four's philippe djegal has the latest reaction from neighbors. >> kurt herring lives on bosworth street and watch for 3 and a half hour standoff between san francisco police asd the burglary suspect armed with a gun play out from his back porch friday afternoon. there was a guy that had. >> broken into the corner down on the corner that's been defunct for about a year been close for about a year. guy broke and and threatens. i'm the owner with. i heard a machete and a gun by the look of the entrance to the closed corner market. the suspect knew something sharp to get in. the san francisco. police say the man ended up in the residence and the person inside was able to exit and called police. >> a neighbor who did not want to speak on camera says the suspect lived in an apartment above the store and broke into it to get to the landlord who lives in the unit behind the score. the neighbor says the

suspect was upset with the landlord and wanted to confront him as the hours we could actually see on her back porch the police descending down the suspect. eventually, unfortunately, they had to take him out because the understanding reached for his gun. the neighbor who knows them and suspects he was high on drugs. witnesses say police made repeated calls on the loudspeaker. >> for the man to surrender 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. jamie farrell, rancor lives down the street and says she hopes the deadly shooting was warranted. >> and wants to see the police body camera footage of the encounter. >> once it is released 3 and a half ounce be arbitrary. >> justified or it's not. if you need to be longer than 3 and half hours and they should awaited. but i you know, i'm hopeful that it was justified, but now again, want to see the footage. the district attorney's office is investigating the shooting and police say a town hall meeting

about the incident will be held within 10 days. >> in san francisco, philippe djegal all kron, 4 >> governor gavin newsom released this week. a new plan he says will make it easier to get several environmental and infrastructure projects off the ground. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace took a look at that plant. >> well, the governor came here to stanislaus county to make a point this renewable energy project in the works is one of many across the state. he says he's taking too long to complete something he blames on an arduous and lengthy environmental review process. he argues needs we got with a stroke of the pen. governor gavin newsom officially signed this executive order into law creating a strike team to identify environmental infrastructure and transit projects across the state held up due to california's strict environmental review and permitting process. specifically. he wants to see reform to the california environmental quality act, more commonly known as c qua,

according to his office. it generally requires state and local governments to inform decision-makers and the public about the potential environmental impacts of proposed projects. the goal is to reduce those environmental impacts to the highest extent guys touring this patterson construction site one day set to be home to a solar battery storage facility expected to generate enough power for 60,000 homes per year. newsom said he agrees with sequel in principle but argues lawsuit in a lengthy permitting process have long-delayed key projects similar to this one across the state. >> sometimes putting them behind schedule by several months or even years. i hear that all the time. why is it taking so long? that's why he says in addition to his executive order he sending a legislature, 11 bills he said will speed up construction, streamline permitting for certain projects and limit the time a court may review a project to 9 months or less about saving time. >> and saving money in addressing bureaucratic

malaise, newsom's infrastructure adviser and former la mayor antonio villaraigosa noted the proposed reforms will have positive impacts on california's economy. we believe >> that you can green. our planet. our state, our cities. our nation and good middle-class jobs. i want to >> all of that are here today in a statement, the california environmental voters advocacy organization said they need to thoroughly review the governor's proposal but added concerns about the governor pushing his bills through the legislature during the budget process, quote, does not offer public forum and transparency. but in a rare move, republicans say they support what the governor is trying to do. and i'm pleased with what he's come out with. but i think it proves the point. >> of our case on the republican side it's legitimate to look for a more a more broad based approach to

this reform. >> and as for those bills, the governor wants the legislature to get them approved and on to his desk this summer reporting in stanislaus tom wallace kron 4 news. >> a bay area favorite that started out as a food truck is growing in the bay area. senor sisig opened up their oakland location just last month. and meantime, we are nearing a year since their location at san francisco's ferry building opened on today's dine and dish kron four's. vicki liviakis sat down with the 2 guys who started out. >> you could call senior sisig a san francisco success story. 2 kids, i'm from taxes. be here is an honor meet gilpin. and evan kundera there. the founders of senor sisig filipino food with the mexican you know, we're a little bit different. create our own brand. i know it's filipino food. the put a mexican twist to it and you can find anywhere else. what started out as a food truck back in 2010? well, now there are 3 restaurants. the latest here

at the san francisco ferry building for fans of the senor sisig food truck. boyer. you like? because here at the ferry building location, they're all the favorites. plus, a few exclusives like this. and on ice yeah, you can get the basics like says it for retos not rising. the rice bowl shredded cheese. there's one thing san francisco style says with the pretty crazy. fries. the shredded cheese. you sour cream. he could to gallo guacamole and you can always throw an egg in any of the items. and that's what's different about few cuts. the logan, meaning you could throw a gun everything. some people say no spice. and the new system tore from acne brand are loaded is i'm going to do it and for dessert. check out these churro bites drizzled cam and looks like a pony or cream and topped with toasted coconut bits. that's really for those. 21 and older senior says it will be expanding the beverage menu here.

>> only at the ferry building to include out. so you got to come down here and try this fun and i state. in san francisco, vicki liviakis kron, 4 news. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news, we take a look at how the a's and the giants their in their most recent games. after the break. plus, we continue our special coverage of the api community this morning with a look at a a unique instrument with deep roots within asian american roots within asian american pacific islander culture.

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giants took on the marlins yesterday and it looks like it might have been 5 straight wins for them. but it wasn't. >> the game was scoreless until the 8th inning when the marlins took the lead, the marlins ended up winning one to 0 giants in the marlins face off today at 01:00:05pm, to decide the series. in houston. the a's took on the astro's astors up 2. nothing in the 4th when the a's managed to tie it. but in the 8th with one player's 10th homer of the season that proved to be the game winner. astros take down the a's 3 to 2. the astro's of the a's face off again today at 11:10am, in houston with >> alright, for today. we're going to see that temperatures getting into the lower 80's for us. some of the east bay locations and even up in the north bay to sort of jumped a warming trend because tomorrow, a little hotter than that with much of the week

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powerful el nino conditions can also amplify the impact of global warming. a strong el nino event could also bring another extremely wet winter to california, which would result in landslides, floods and coastal erosion. we are on the topic of whether it's take a live look outside. now. sfo with things are looking quite gray, cloudy, maybe even a sprinkle. dave. >> yeah, you know, we're also looking out we've had a mega floods across california. big one, 18. 61. all the central valley was a huge lake. they had to move the capital from sacramento to san francisco. so gavin newsom has look for new home. i guess areas that were to happen. here's a look at what's going on at sfo. there you see the fog. that's pretty much in place for right now. again, we're expecting this to mix out a little quicker than we saw from yesterday. we have warm air upstairs and warm air tends to be like a bubble above us, but it's drier. so it starts to eat away and mix it out a little bit will help a little bit of help on this. it looks like we're a little drier than yesterday to so again, that

lends a helping hand tahoe forecast. yeah, little warming trend. more melting next couple of days. but you can see we kind of turned off a little bit by wednesday, gets a little cooler going forward, but they're still watching out for some flash flooding are flooding going on? this will go through tomorrow. by the way, for much of tahoe, you're still going to be heading up there. something look out for, although tomorrow will be hotter. 63 antioch, we've got the mid 50's for most of the east bay up to the north bay. 56 santa rosa. 53 san francisco at 58. meanwhile for san jose, this is half moon bay. again, we expect some better clearing happening into this afternoon. early fog we deal with in clouds, mild 70's for the bay. lower 80's going on in london tomorrow. bumping up those highs to the upper 80's near about 90's, a possibility we've already cracked the 90's thus far. so here it is. the last official week of spring that's going to be like springs will be warm one day, cool another. so it's going to feel fulfilled that role near about 80. we're expecting for the east bay shoreline. then for this week getting breezy on tuesday with the passage of a dry front and

temperatures dropping. each day's here comes that front. the scattered clouds. we're going to see some winds with that by tuesday. cooling off wednesday, thursday. and even by friday, some scattered clouds shore. but cooler temperatures with the right help at your 4 zone forecast. slightly warmer numbers than yesterday. 65 san francisco at the coast. it will at least be in the most. the 50's retired looks like 69 for burlingame to the south foster city. 71 75%. carlos palo alto, rather, santa clara at 78 81, los gatos. 78 cupertino. so just barely getting up to about 80 for the south bay. that's today. now east bay shoreline, mid 70's off the tri valley. we're back to the 80's again. 80 for pleasanton. looks like we'll do about 80 walnut creek concord. 82, by the way, not as windy today as yesterday, 80 for danville, 72 san leandro enrichment. 68 les, what 68 fairfield popping about 80 75 for napa and 83 for santa rosa. again, the

last kind of unofficial end of spring for this week ahead, watch temperatures change. we go up to about 90 on monday down to the 70's all during the week. got windy conditions to look out for each day and for the coast. we're looking at about 60 or so for highs. stephanie. >> as we celebrate asian american pacific islander month. this might miss may. we are shining the spotlight on a unique contribution from the pacific islands. that's made a big impact on american culture. kron four's james fletcher reports from the northern california ukulele festival. >> there's something about hearing the ukulele that transports relaxes you, just like the music to see yeah. i dislike the remind island. >> before we get back to the festival, i should probably

tell you that although the ukulele is synonymous with tropical vacations and the pacific islands. it didn't come from there. it's actually the descendant of a portuguese instrument called them a shutting that settlers brought with them to hawaii in the late 18, 100's and the locals loved it. one of its biggest fans was hawaii's last reigning king king david culley column. it was around this time that the instrument was redesigned retuned and renamed to which means jumping fleas in hawaiian. and here's something i bet you didn't know america's love affair with the ukulele actually started here in san francisco, right where i'm standing at the palace of fine arts. it's one of the last remaining elements of the 1915, world's fair held in the city, actually to celebrate the completion of the panama canal. >> exhibition palaces stretched across the marina showcasing commerce and culture from all over the world. and right across from the lagoon to the hawaiian

pavilion. we're inside a delegation from the islands before music featuring the lead its was immediate. vaudeville performers loved it because it was cheap and easy to learn. >> they took it across the country. introducing it to america and over the years, fans have certainly changed the way it sounds. >> california ukulele festival is an annual event that brings together lovers of the goal ally throughout california. the first festival is in 1994. and it, you know, it's just an opportunity to bring together what at the time in the early 90's was a growing hawaiian and pacific islander community. >> and that idea of bringing people together to connect with each other is a big part of why this festival it's

everything representation, culture, everything that we see on the news today. this included right? >> is is we want to share our selves and show that we are all trying to live our best lives here together on this planet, which is part of the spirit of this beautiful has to not just to their kids to have that in your city that selling certain what is not. >> maybe that's why this time the instrument indoors because it inspires something bigger for some, it's music strikes. a deep >> it's just a good feeling inside your soul. >> reporting in union city, james fletcher kron. 4 news. >> throughout the month of may, kron four's featuring stories highlighting the resilience and strength of the api community. join us on thursday. may 25th at 06:30pm, for our api heritage month. special hosted by myself and

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dollars. that breaks the record for the most expensive home sale in the state of california. the 30,000 square-foot mansion is in malibu's paradise. cove also known as billionaires row. but beyonce and jay z are quite the savvy shoppers paying just under the asking price, which was 295 million dollars. save some money there. i guess. still ahead on the next hour of the copper morning news. if you're one of the people. >> planning on hitting the road memorial day weekend. you may catch a break in gas prices. plus, a break-in forces, a break-in forces. another san francisco, small business owner to close up shop to show you where and the wife of a bay area sheriff arrested on dui charges after her car crashes into the front of a santa rosa home. those stories and more as the kron. stories and more as the kron. 4 morning news continues. - life is uncertain.

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>> rrom the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it is a gorgeous start to the sunday. we have a lot we're covering for you this morning. let's start by getting a look at the weather with mister dave sphar. good morning, dave. >> hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. we're starting off with that fog yet again. you can see covering up most of

the golden gate to start things off like yesterday. this is true, but it will mix out so we're looking for basically a mostly sunny afternoon for the most part, even some the coastal areas will probably see some good sunshine working here. but again, got the fog to start. so that fog, by the way, lift-off nicely, we do the same thing again tomorrow morning. although the coverage even the morning hours, not so grand. covering up the typical spots, but not as intense as we saw from yesterday morning winds. yeah, we'll have a breeze going on today. you know, the spring breeze and it will be that not as intense around the carquinez strait as we saw again from yesterday. that means we're not also ushering in fresh marine layer moisture to keep the fog one along the coast. we got the middle to upper 50's covering a some parts of the real estate. as you can see inland, particularly in the east bay, upper 50's along the east bay shoreline. for now. and that contrast pretty close to yesterday. we're pretty close by a couple degrees, even warmer. in fact. now today, 76 at 1 o'clock at ford. 81. that's a modest warmup. because tomorrow we turn the octane onto this is we'll see numbers approach near about 90

typical whispering. that means singsong changeable weather and we're looking to colder weather as we finish off next week on more details on that forecast coming up, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you for that. >> our top story this morning, the investigation continues into what caused a small plane crash off the coast of half moon bay. the federal aviation administration says the aircraft took off from santa rosa and was heading to honolulu. there were 2 people on board. their identities have not yet been released. both the faa and the ntsb now investigating the cause of the crash. a preliminary report is expected to be released within the next couple of days. and now an update to a st ry we first brought you last week. another break-in forces, a san francisco bike shop owner to close up shop. amanda hari excuse me. kron four's amanda hari brings us reaction from the business. >> the owner says he's sad and disappointed that they're being forced to close even sooner than they expected. but at this point, he feels there

is no way to secure his store. this was kind of it. obviously the final nail in the coffin for us early friday morning. high road on the corner of hayes and laguna streets was broken into again. take a look at the surveillance video. a man breaks the window on the door, sticks his hand in and unlocks it. the suspects then come in and steal 3 i went to great lengths to secure the store. >> and he made quick work of the gate out front yeah, this is much else they can do to protect the store owner chris calloway says they were already planning on closing at the end of the month. the downturn in the economy. the rain was and helpful for us. it off. >> and then also the repeated breaking at times. it's just a it's just can't do it anymore. after this latest break-in, he decided to close up shop immediately. >> you can still see some broken glass on the ground and all the bikes are gone. but callaway says he's not leaving. the city will still

be in the neighborhood. we have a little flower shop next door. >> and so i'm not going too far. he says police were there within minutes of friday's break-in and they've already made an arrest. now it's in the hands of our da to make sure that this charged and convicted to my story has been broken into more times. i can count or your time to be broken into. and this point, i don't believe anyone has ever been so it would be it would be nice to get some justice stores remaining bikes and equipment will be sold on their website. callaway says he's still not for a full ever reopen the shop. but for now. >> he has no plans to in the newsroom. amanda hari kron, 4 news. also in san francisco, police responded to reports of a body spotted in the bay water saturday afternoon. >> police recovered the body near pier. 22 medics were called. the person was declared dead. no details on the person's identity at this time. police arrested a woman on dui charges after investigators say her tesla

crashed into a santa rosa home. we now know the driver is the wife of the sonoma county sheriff. and here's a look at the aftermath of the crash that happened on beaumont way early saturday morning. police say 47 year-old the tosh a winning hill crashed into a fence, a tree then into the front of the house. one of the people inside the home suffered a minor cut from the broken glass and was hospitalized for sending out a message on - facebook about the crash saying in part, quote, as a husband, i am greatly concerned about my ways well-being as a citizen. and sheriff, i'm also concerned about the well-being of the person inside the home who suffered injuries. he goes on to write, quote, i understand that our community will have more questions and want answers. so do i, however, because this incident is being investigated by santa rosa and order to avoid any potential conflict of interest. santa rosa police will be handling any inquiries from the media. officers arrested a las vegas man accused of setting a pacifica school on fire.

police say it happened wednesday. officers were called to good shepherd school to investigate. they determine someone set fire to the classroom window and stole items. surveillance video was used to track down a suspect on friday. a school worker spotted someone matching the suspect description and called police officers arrested the man on suspicion of arson burglary and possession of stolen property. happening now, the portion of highway 37 that was closed for train track repairs has reopened the closure affected an 11 mile stretch between highway one. 21 at sears point and highway 29 in vallejo. caltrans says they were able to reopen the roadway at 04:00am 7 hours ahead of schedule. also in the north bay. take a look at this new colorful art installation in timber on this is at the south of know, park along the old rail trail just by the ocean. it's called collaborative nature likely attached to fiberglass poles. our place to pick up the sea breezes and the light. you can

see how things looked just around sunset just before sunset yesterday. very pretty. and one could say they kind of look a bit like mosquito nets or and even better description. as the artist told us ballerina 2 two's the installation is the work of photographer and former marine resident thomas jackson. >> it sits along up half the people, you know, walk their dogs on and go jogging on. there's a playground or they take their little kids too. and so it's it's people are just going to stumble on it and they happen stumbling on it. and it's a very sort of accessible work of art. like you can walk right up to it. you can walk through it. this is a very, very interactive. >> the installation is part of 2 bronze plan to bring in visitors from across the bay area with public art projects. the city is inviting everyone to give their suggestions about what other kinds of public art the town should be featuring. happening right now, the annual bay to breakers race is taking place in san francisco. the finish

line is on the great ighw and you can see the route cuts right through the city. there are several rclosures this morning because of the race. so u e trying to get around today, you may wanto give yourself just a little extra time because roads are expected to be closed for the next several hours. some 20,000 people are expected to participate in today's race. coming up on the kron 4 morning news com for is celebrating a guy heritage month all month long. >> and we will be joined in studio with a performance later on today. and how much can you expect to pay at the pump this week before you head out for your memorial day road trip? we have the answers straight ahead. plus, new details in the deadly shooting of an armed burglary suspect in san francisco. we have the neighborhood reaction up next. and a reminder aut the kron. 4 morning news ring the week day started tomorrow. well, 4 morning news will be from 05:00am to 11:00am monday throughfriday. so mark your

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weekend. let's take a look at the best and worst times to hit the road. according to triple a this coming thursday. may 25th triple a says you want to leave before one in the afternoon. if possible. on friday. the 26 triple a says you should leave even earlier this next saturday and sunday, there is not expected to be much of a travel impact. but on memorial day itself, you want to try and hit the road in the morning. triple a says the worst time will be between noon and 03:00pm. so keep that in mind. and let's take a look now at current gas prices in the bay area in san francisco. you are paying an average of $4 and $0.95 for a gallon of regular. it's a few cents less in napa. people in oakland are paying about $4.80 a gallon. and in san jose it is down to 4.78 the cheapest gas in the bay area is in the valais hope fairfield area where people are paying about 4.75. >> alright, for today that have that sunshine to its magic this afternoon. 1

o'clock. 76 81 by 4. and we're going to up those numbers a little bit by tomorrow. but don't worry, like whispering inconsistent the rest the week. get score of. look at that forecast. we come back that forecast. we come back from 4 morning news continues. - life is uncertain.

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like a beautiful day for a sunday morning drive. of some things to think about and consider is next memorial day weekend. so, you know, gas prices and all that hopefully holding steady. let's check in now with a day for the latest on whether outdoors 70 another way to kind of look at all of this is the week that's coming up is the last an official week of spring as we started to summer, i guess next week. and it's going to live up to that tradition with. >> a lot of inconsistency with temperatures. how about that? so starting things off. you know, you saw the clear patch health there to sorry, excuse me. this is half moon bay off in the east bay. therefore, walnut creek. very typical. if you took away all this moisture up here. yeah, the same thing. so that's what we're going to get as we get into the afternoon taken care of the service fog ground fog dtizzle showing up on the camera. important note we get that front dropping south on tuesday. that will probably generate that kind of activity as well. you'll see that coastal fog drizzle working all of that kind of thing. 68

for any offer right now. racing ahead. 64 a concord use og in the walnut creek am. so you can see all the sunshine working here, east bay shoreline, different story. we're only in the mid-fifties cause. again, the fog is slowing us down a bit. there you see the green kind of spilling into where the marine layer has been. 57 up to santa rosa. so going back to future cast for clears up nicely. noting couple of those afternoon showers working up there in the mountains. complements a daytime heating comes back again, marine layer, although not total. it's kind of forgetting about the north bay a little bit mixing out for another sunny day. tomorrow. we're upping the ante on those temperatures. by the way, we've been talking about also flooding up there in tahoe. that is going to be less intense. and the advisory ends, by the way tomorrow, because that's when the warm spike ends and we start to cool off a little bit. so the won't be as much aggressive melting here for today. we've got early fog and clouds. this is half moon bay for a little bit of drizzle going on here. mild 70's for the bay lower 80's happening inland. again, we put octane and go up to about 80 or so for the bay upper 80's happening inland.

very warm and i held off on hot because we've already cracked 90 so far this season. and then for this week, tuesday, breezy cooler. here comes the front near 80 on tuesday down to the 70's all week long here we've got wednesday, friday cooling with 70's expected inland with some breezy conditions at times to kind of look out for today. once we take care of these fog clouds, 65 san francisco morning fog mild temps, mostly sunny and nice going on your for oakland. 78 also for san jose have some 80's in the far east bay. you'll notice lower 80's at that up to the north bay. 83 for santa rosa. 65 san francisco. so still some microclimate here working not quite seeing the same uniform and with temperatures that we saw earlier, the breakdown for the next couple of days popping in the upper 80's tomorrow. but back to the 70's for the remainder of the week. we'll get into that and the 4 zone forecast later on. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you so much for that. a filipino back business that started out as a food truck is growing here in the bay area. send your opened up their oakland

location just last month and on today's dine and dish kron four's vicki liviakis sat down with the 2 guys who started all. >> you could call senior sisig a san francisco success story. 2 kids i'm to be. here is an honor meet gilpin. and evan kundera there. the founders of senor sisig filipino food with the mexican you know, we're a little bit different. create our own brand. i know it's filipino food boat. put a mexican twist to it and you can find anywhere else. what started out as a food truck back in 2010? well, now there are 3 restaurants. the latest here at the san francisco ferry building for fans of the senor sisig food truck. boyer. you like? because here at the ferry building location, they're all the favorites. plus, a few exclusives like this. conde on ice. yeah, you can get the basics like says toes not rising. the rice bowl shredded cheese. there's one thing san francisco style says

with the pretty crazy. fries. the shredded cheese. you sour c eam. he could to gallo guacamole and you could always throw an egg in any of the items. and that's what's different about it's a logan, throw a gun. everything. some people say no spice. and the new system tour has from acne brand are loaded, says i'm going to do it and for dessert. check out these churro bites drizzled and looks like a prune your cream and topped with toasted coconut that's really for those. 21 and older senior says it will be expanding the beverage menu here. >> only at the ferry building to include out. so you got to come down here and try this fun and i state. in san francisco, vicki liviakis kron, 4 news. >> there are growing concerns about the impact of artificial intelligence on our workforce. nancy loo has more from the ai and big data convention in california. artificial

intelligence has already wiped away thousands of jobs permeating our everyday lives. as we know it here at the ai expo, there are a sea of companies ready to deploy, improved artificial intelligence to wipe away even more jobs. >> this is a synthetic humans. can i have the potato wedges? a computer generated avatar. you may soon be seeing more of perhaps the next time. you're in a drive-thru. 78 1% of the restaurants right now say they have staffing shortages. so we're trying to help them out. it is an infant army and these characters. >> can look like any anyone. you want them to look like we can give people multiple choices of characters and they can sound like anyone also in our near future improvements to what's known as haptic technology, stimulation of human senses, leaving a perception of touch and movement to this actually felt like sand falling into my hand. so it's allowing humans

to interact with matter. human yes, and the use of ultrasound in the metaverse can simulate physical human sensation. one can only imagine the future possibilities. as for typical offices started all the trouble shooting. those who work in it will need to incorporate or move over for predictive ai. it can instantly the gate weeks or months of system testing the sensor with its ai is going to able to determine those issues. >> you know, within minutes it's predicted that 45 million americans, one quarter of the total workforce will lose their jobs to automation by 2030. much of those people in tech agriculture and manufacturing. and the latest replacements are coming. tesla has just revealed that its robot army is growing fast, walking around and undergoing ai training with humans as lawmakers scramble to catch up with pos ible regulation. the industry is already hard at work to prevent human catastrophe. not only is the

cow out of the barn and it left 3 years ago. that's really what we is the technology community having to do is take a step back and go, ok, how do we make this ubiquitous available for everybody? but also safe for the world in general? >> as the labor-force recalibrate the dangers of ai are very much at the forefront. of course, the topic of a senate hearing just this week, 2. we'll be right back.

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>> the pause on student loan payments is set to end by late summer this year in february, president biden announced what he then promised would be the last extension of the pause. he's now saying it's time to start thinking about payments again. >> i want to see it really just idea that i thought i had the opportunity to help my parents and myself and my brother, all of this kind of concerned about the fact that we were able to not have to worry about paying those back in that we achieve scholarship to help this throughout the remainder. but the beginning part of it is just like we can't get that. >> meantime, president biden's plan to cancel up to $20,000 in student debt for some borrowers is still stalled in the supreme court. as of right now, borrowers will need to start repaying their federal student loans. 60 days after june, 30th or 30 days after the supreme court releases its ruling, whichever comes first.

happening right now, a free pop-up dental clinic event is taking place in santa clara county doors open today at 06:00am and the event runs until 03:00pm. the san jose convention center's being used as a 100 share clinic to provide free dental care to low-income residents. >> the event is put on by the santa clara county dental foundation and run by volunteer dentists and community members. the organization says they could use some help raising $400,000 to cover the cost of materials for this event. if you'd like to donate, you can go to our website. kron 4 dot com. we'll website. kron 4 dot com. we'll be right back. - you ok? - there's a flex alert today

so i'm mentally preparing for the power outage. oh, well we can help stop one because we're gonna reduce our energy use from 4-9pm. - what now? - i stepped on a plug. oh that's my bad... unplugging. when it comes to preventing outages, the power is ours. >> good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. and let's take a live look outside at the san mateo bridge where fortunately it looks like traffic, at least this part of the bay area's moving pretty slowly. i know that san francisco is experiencing a lot of traffic right now because the bay to breakers. >> but it's looking a bit overcast, at least from this live shot dave, what are you keeping your eye on? yeah, that's a overcast is the problem. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. this marine layer does want to let go. not just yet. we're getting some thinning. it looks like a little bit too. >> san jose state, but this gives you an idea that's the first order of business. there. influx of new moisture

coming in from the coast will be a bit more modest today than yesterday. that's good news as well. and above us, there's a little drier to that helps out a the warmer air that doesn't help out so much as like a big bubble. we can't mix and interact with those easily mid to upper 50's line up the east bay shoreline. for now, we've got 68 off to antioch livermore. 56 up to the north bay. most readings in the middle 50's. you can see here with san jose coming in at 59 at the ballpark today. versus the marlins 105, game time. temperatures near about 60. this is a similar performance we saw from yesterday, although sun and clouds mixture with a west southwest wind at 15. so not as aggressive and the term of those winds we saw as yesterday. 76 at 1 o'clock and 4 were trying to about 81 or so. temperatures will be a little bit more modest today. contrast to what we're going to see tomorrow. tomorrow's the big day to pop. and then for the remainder of the week, temperatures a bit cooler as we sail to the 70's and a bit will be take a look at not just that extended forecast but also your 4 zone for this sunday. stephanie. all right,

dave, thank you. >> we are learning more about the fatal shooting of an armed burglary suspect in san francisco. kron four's philippe djegal has the latest reaction from neighbors. >> read and watch 3 and a half hour standoff between san francisco police and the burglary suspect armed with a gun play out from his back porch friday afternoon. there was a guy that had. >> broken into the corner down on the corner that's been defunct for about a year been close for about a year. guy broke and and threatens. i'm the owner with. i heard a machete and a gun by the look of the entrance to the closed corner market. the suspect knew something sharp to get in. the san francisco. police say the man ended up in the residence and the person inside was able to exit and called police. >> a neighbor who did not want to speak on camera says the suspect lived in an apartment above the store and broke into it to get to the landlord who score. the neighbor says the

suspect was upset with the landlord and wanted to confront him as the hours we could actually per back porch the police descending down the suspect. >> eventually, unfortunately, they had to take him out because the understanding reached for his gun. the neighbor who knows the man suspects, he was high on drugs. witnesses say police made repeated calls on the loudspeaker. >> for the man to surrender 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. jamie farrell, rancor lives down the street and says she hopes the deadly shooting was warranted. >> and wants to see the police body camera footage of the encounter. >> once it is released 3 and a half ounce be arbitrary. >> justified or it's not if you need to be longer than 3 and half hours and they should awaited. but i you know, i'm hopeful that it was justified, but now again, want to see the footage. the district

attorney's office is investigating the shooting and police say a town hall meeting about the incident will be held within 10 days. >> in san francisco, philippe djegal all kron, 4 >> officials are investigating what led to the shooting of 2 people in oakland. investigators say it happened early saturday morning on international boulevard near the steak fries. oakland restaurant, one of the victims is stable. the other is in critical condition. no word on a suspect description at this time. in napa county, 2 people are dead and 2 others injured after an early morning crash saturday. it happened around 02:00am on highway. 29, your wife, elaine chp says the car was speeding when it lost control. hit a sign then overturned the driver and front-seat passenger died at the scene to backseat. passengers were rushed to the hospital with moderate injuries. no word yet on what caused that collision. some climate scientists say california needs to be prepared for the return of el nino in the next 2 months. they predict a 55% chance it

will happen. turning the pacific so warm. it could change global weather patterns. >> powerful el nino conditions can also amplify the impact of global warming. a strong el nino event could also bring another extremely wet, wet winter to california resulting in landslides, floods and coastal erosion. something for all of us to think about. >> and lawmakers are sounding the alarm about a potential mosquito infestation in california. >> in sanford, in san joaquin county, rather, stockton, congressman josh harder among those raising concerns. he says the wet wet winter weather left large amount of standing water in the central valley which can serve as breeding groands for mosquitoes. health officials are advising everyone to get rid of standing water in their yards to help mitigate any population growth. and for the first time in 17 years, state officials are opening a rarely used water really felt this coming after the historic rainfall we saw earlier this year. state water officials are activating the kern river

inter tie which connects to the california aqueduct. it's an effort to prevent flood waters from getting into to larry lake, which is already full and threatening communities nearby. officials say in 2 months enough water will pass through to supply a quarter of a million homes for a year. >> and chicken and beer. that was the theme of this first street festival hosted by do could be or the first asian owned craft brewery in oakland. the festival happened outside dhaka beers tap room, the jack london square. the event featured food vendors and other bay area breweries more than 1000 people showed up for this. here's hoping the event will become an annual >> want spread the culture of like that. that's going to hear from south korea, but also take this opportunity to read the local community together regardless of their race. >> all throughout the month of may calm for will be celebrating peace and prosperity. >> and of the api community and the bay area. you can join

us on thursday. may 25th. >> at 06:30pm, as our will tran and myself host our api heritage month special. >> and memorial day weekend is a week away and for many people that is the unofficial start of summer. if you still don't have your summer vacation plans. don't worry. it's not too late. we have our travel enthusiast. dana redmond joining us live now. >> with some summer inspiration. summers, just way too sure did. yeah. haha. i wish didn't feel so sure. absolutely. so many options a little time. let's get right to it. alright, hawaii, hawaii has long been a favorite of the bay area for summer vacation. but since the pandemic travel to hawaii has changed a little bit there. there's a deeper appreciation for the culture, the landscape of the wildlife that calls it home. john michel cousteau, son of oceanographer and filmmaker jacques cousteau offers a program called the ambassadors of the environment at the ritz carlton maui capital, a. >> now the program offers

hands on eco tours from snorkeling in a bay to call coastal walks and bicycle tours. the goal simply to teach visitors about the environment and hopefully some of them home with an appreciation for nature. when you have the opportunity to look into the eyes of the sea turtle, then you're in the water with you. hopefully that lesson has some staying power. that's incredible that this is video you shot. it is absolutely. is that close to one of those? the is just an incredible you know, you you give them safety room, but a lot of times they don't give you that social distance. absolutely. absolutely. but this is a great option. prices start around $800 per person for the tour is very comparable. with other you'll find on maui and you don't have to be a guest of the hotel to take a tour. so something to note doesn't matter where you are staying now, if you also like the idea of hawaii being warm, but you also like the idea of maybe going somewhere new more raya is a spot you might want to think about. now, admittedly, it's a longer track to get to

french polynesia. okay. but yes, usually happy when you're on the ground. this is maria. there are only a handful of large hotels on maria, which means much less crowds to guest houses are small. they're typically family run. they offer these primo beautiful beachside locations and they're incredibly affordable. typically much more affordable than those brand name properties that most people are accustomed to you have the opportunity to do when the rain comes. you have gorgeous waterfall hikes like this. there's plenty to do now. does french polynesia the distance equate to being more expensive? it's certainly something you have to think about. however, i will point out low cost airline french be offers direct flights out of sfo to tahiti. you. crazy sales. they have a reputation for doing unbelievable fares in february. round-trip tickets for $450. absolutely pair that with lodging. that

could be much less expensive. and that price difference may not be what you thought it was going to just very good tips your show. you just read that. you said the airlines called be and french be and they just offer from time to time. the sales come out. you have to pay attention. that is the key okay. pay attention. watch what your options are. you never know if you like active vacations. you like being warm. another spot. i would recommend las colinas in costa rica. beautiful trail system about 30 miles stunning coastal views valley. this does not a bad way to spend a vacation day. if you're the type that can't sit still, they offer who courted by chalk fitness, something i've never seen before. it's like something from an episode of the flintstones cartoon. i hard to salute lee. everything made of natural materials. the weight plates are would. >> have wait. there are rocks in baskets made. so let's call inspiration for a workout

while you're on about something like that? yeah, but it goes into those something you've never never seen. 2 were something to consider something new and different. and finally, if being toasty warm is not a requirement and you have to work with me here come to alaska. think about alaska. now cruising is the most popular way to travel here to travel here. this video was shot just a couple weeks yeah, look at that guy. hungry from a long winter's nap. >> i was traveling aboard lindblad expeditions ship national geographic adventure actually always wanted to. it is. it is a stunning thing of the itinerary comes with set stops like, you know, locations like glacier bay national park. but but plenty of time to stop and watch wildlife. a pair of moves they hadn't seen moves in this area for ages. >> this is the beauty of spring in alaska's inside passage is inside passage. >> moves. there's all sorts of water the ship can hold 100 people.

>> 40 crew among them does a dozen plus naturalists and scientists. so so many options to learn about wild places and why it is so important to preserve them even if you are not a cruising person. and i understand there are people that are not cruising people don't give up on alaska. there are plenty of land tours to choose from as well. john hall's alaska has been doing tours there for more than 4 decades. they offer a great option that keeps you on the water for most of the day. you're always back at the hotel at night. so so many options. a short summer. lots of considerations uses vacation do you have any like suggestions in terms of how people can find the best prices for? >> incredible experiences like that. so the best of the best advice i can be is you have to be vigilant. you have to be checking. you can't just check one week and forget about it for a month and then come back to and there are lots of websites and newsletters out their travel zoo is one of them. scott's travel is another one. it's called going

now. that's the new name. so you may know it by 2 just be vigilant. you know, make it part of your routine. maybe sunday nights before you call in a weekend. do a check. you never know. you never know what you're going to fight. >> some helpful advice there from our travel expert. dana redmond, thank you so much for your time this morning. i'm already thinking of my of ideas for you thank you so much again. it will be right back.

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>> all right. taking a live look outside now at sfo where you can see a number of planes waiting to take off this morning and are pretty gray skies. let's check in now with dave in the weather center for the latest on our forecast. good morning, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. by the way, that no, we about a half-hour delay going on. that may be related to that. but dealing with some of this morning fog that's going to mix out very nicely as we get to the later morning hours. meanwhile, if you're headed up by road up to tahoe, this is what it looks like the next couple of days in the monday at 72. >> that's the zenith and down. we go for the rest of the week. that's kind of a little good news here because we want to tame down some of the melting going on. that's what the flash flood is about to watch that they've had posted. that will be again for till tomorrow. that expires as temperatures get more mild milder, middle to upper 50's covering much of the bay immediately. right now, 68 for antioch. we've got 58 for

livermore. 57 up to santa rosa and 61. meanwhile, 4 san jose. here's the game plan of what we've been talking about. early fog and clouds. we've got a mild 70's covered the bay lower 80's happening inland tomorrow. that's the big bump upper 80's to near about 80 going on for the bay. but then for the rest of the week, we have a dry front moving through on tuesday. some scattered clouds. it will kind of give a little bit of muscle to the marine layer a little bit. maybe some coastal drizzle at work there, but cooling off during the entire weekend, getting a little breezy in some spots as we look at some lower 70's as we get towards the end of the week. here's how it looks like on the maps. boom. there comes that front. again, it's fairly dry. just some cloud cover with that cooler temps is what it looks like as we get to the remainder of the week. and by next weekend, it's the last an official week of spring coming up and it's living up to that tradition of a variety of temperatures. 4 zone forecast covering it today for the bay area. 65 san francisco to the lower 60's along the coast about 69 going on for burlingame. 71 foster city. 75 palo alto mountain view at 72

in the south bay scratching near about 80 again, all looking higher readings for tomorrow, east bay shoreline, middle 70's tri valley in the lower 80's. meanwhile, 80 for danville, 84 walnut creek for clean. 67 delay, haute 68. by the way, carquinez strait breezy but not quite windy like yesterday, 80 for fairfield. 75 for nap. and 83 for santa rosa. next couple days comes out like this. where an 88 tomorrow and through the 70's to the remainder of the week, east bay shoreline got those 60's at work and getting a little chilly at the coast, particularly when you add some windy conditions at times to look out for for the week ahead, 70 thank you, dave kron 4 continues. its celebration of the api community all month long. >> and today we are celebrating indian dance culture. joining me live now is michelle ramani, founder and artistic director of sri crew but downs foundation, the oldest indian classical dance school right here in the bay area. just incredible.

michelle, thank you so much for joining us. up stephanie. it's my pleasure. good morning you know, this is something that has made my life. so what i loved moment of my teaching? my >> work with my students this whole entire school. i've been lifted from the 1970's so engine at that time. if this was indeed ended on sunday and everything was so. people they've had this time, what it was and now comes the time that, you know, mindfulness, meditation, don's music, indian, whatever, you know, people who of mainstream people start accepting it. and that is a lot of cross country, too exchanges i have loved second of it, stephanie. all i teach better than not him, ok, ok, it's not. tim is

one of the oldest forms of bouncing toss it write the film and tv and it encompasses a lot of things like, you know, if you're don smith for took expressions, beautiful expressions showing the emotions the of the 90 motions of and then lot of dramatic elements. actually enact dramas, really? so it's it's of beautiful gowns so this video that we're looking at here, this is of your group, your students. yes, which perform it? where are they performing at here? because you guys travel. the country are all around the world. really? yes. this is in barcelona, spain, and they competed over to lot of other from all other countries and they won the trophy. they won the first place trophy and being they had on seeing the causing than of the mountain, is the don smith and the dogged rizzo down seeing up on the hoods of a snake as it

emerges and it emerges and he's don sing as becomes a venomous opens, meant to kill as he's human from the beautiful down 7 or 8 students when they competed in and they govt. that's incredible. and tell us to about the because there's so many different styles of dance in india, right? yes, there are so many a micro cultures within the overall country. so >> what's what sets what tell us a bit about this specific dance that you teach and how that is kind of different from the others. >> the dow today teach is called, but it did not get him. and it is that to be the king of don saying that the best barta off india is, but it's unknown to him. it's known was over they're being people who have come there and gotten by the intricacies of. but it's not the next game is not just one don's, but it's

the dons gesture. language. you'll geek movements if you think i'm minding its sole holistic for the body mind that kind of like what to do. though, don says it is the one - of the best one of the have a supreme, a lot of don says in india we have the classic obama did not him. they have the buddy. we have the or dc and and many of the dons forms. but definitely but did not give a supreme the audi chan is the lot of don's known as that did show means the king of and that does shiva people would know him or does she buys that are destroying you and he's the one who, you know, holds the drummond his hand, the fire to show destruction and he dances upon. upon the oath that that

beautiful, maybe kind skin and bones he does cars that don't know. >> and this is something these these different stories are all and talk your your school, these different characters and stories. yes, on the 2 large you can some folklore the myths brought from the if they could. all my noma bought a thaw. >> stow these that due to move in than the of the music that the uses that but not the music, the gun. i think music is a check. it mathematical for put does so beautifully the hand, just shows embellish that the hand just shows for the beach. just chilly use too much. the footwork. it makes it even more beautiful. and the body work because, you know, being the lines of the body and showing the the john gofundme's of the body

beautiful. >> well of the show. i know that. so we are expecting a performance from your later on today. we'll have that posted online at kron 4 dot com. thank you so much for your time. this show real money was sri krupa dance foundation of the oldest indian dance classical dance school in the bay area. we appreciate your time this morning. my thank time this morning. my thank we'll be right back. meet the team...

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right. well, san francisco's muttville senior dog rescue holders and an adoption event this weekend. >> during their much l a dot tough on the shelter will extend their regular hours and provide free adoptions too qualified applicants. i think they're saying much it's like. play musical instruments to think they might have a dj there on the i don't basically what you should obama villas, all their dogs are 7 years old older. so they specialize in adopting out senior dogs, which is very nice. this event starts at 11 this morning and goes until 04:00pm at the shelters headquarters in san francisco's mission district. that's 2, 5, 5, alabama street. you know, for the demos, stephanie, they would have to be much coach or something stagecoach tends to be for the older. the older crowd. tell us for the younger >> maybe try to fit in with the puppies. all right. whatever the the kittens or something i don't know about that. again. sam. come on.

rock roll. okay. if you want to do that way on that note, i guess i don't know. we'll have the dog days of summer, but it's going to getting warmer. 88 by tomorrow. how about that, stephen, in those inland valleys, really pop in the number a but, you know, this is the last an official week of spring because, you know, memorial day labor memorial day. coming up. so it's going to feel like spring lowering temperatures, inconsistency got a front passing by. it's dry, scattered clouds here. and there were going to be watching the winds and into next weekend. not a bad spring weekend. it looks like very mild with that. all right. nice to so much dave. >> thank you so much to all of you for joining us for the kron 4 weekend morning news. i'm stephanie lin. have a wonderful, safe and pleasant day.

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