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get things started with a look at the weather ou dave spahr. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and it's going to be a cold weekend going on here. you know, we're talking about the unofficial start of summer. it's not going quite feel like summer going on for this weekend. let's get things started with saturday for now. >> yes, the fog is here. there's the east bay shoreline shot for you. however, this will probably clear before we leave you this morning, a bit. however, the fog will be an issue with the cloud cover force. a san francisco are in and around the golden gate here, even though it's going to clear up elsewhere fairly quickly. now, tomorrow is a different story over the fog clears out. we're going to be stuck in a lot of cloud cover for your sunday where to get into that in your forecast, there's the onshore winds. they will be a little bit more intense again working in tandem to give us a cooler sunday on shore. they are as right now in the single digits with some teens off to the east bay temperature. check for you were in the mid-fifties. 52 for san francisco matching that for half moon bay with overcast. there. 54 for antioch and 57 for san jose. but it's pretty

close to the readings from yesterday. you know, we're trailing a degree or so here. and there. so the breakdown today has the inland clearing going on. this is a little bit more optimistic, but we'll see him get into the 70's for those inland spots by say about 2 o'clock. but a lot of readings even in little be in the upper 60 today, a little cooler is expected for tomorrow. we'll get into that longer range forecast for you coming up in a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you that. >> the owner of more than a dozen bay area. subway franchise stores faces federal scrutiny this morning over allegations he allowed workers as young as 14 years old to operate dangerous equipment. and this morning we have the response from the attorney representing the owner of those stores kron four's. dan thorn reports. >> a federal judge tells the operator of bay area subway restaurants to pay workers and stop violating a series of child labor laws. john michael mazen is accused of having workers as young as 14 operate dangerous equipment and

issuing employees more than $260,000 in bad checks. my clients >> are committed to remedy the alleged violations we're going to work on a payment plan to pay out whatever is owed to the aggrieved employees. and i'm hoping that that's going to be the end of it. >> the affected subway locations are in antioch, clayton conquered cotati napa petaluma sand pavlo santa rosa and windsor. the injunction announced thursday came after investigators with the department of labor or wage and hour division said maze of violated the fair labor standards act. the deal well says may's it interfered with the investigation and trying to get employees to not cooperate, even threatening them. labor attorney, our county it ken says there was some inappropriate communication, but it's being worked out. they are not aware worked out. they are not aware of all the rules of what's >> and they're learning. >> the court orders requiring

mazen, his wife and an associate to repay the staff and reimburse employees for bad check fees going back to 2019. it can believes can correct. most of the problems at the restaurants, but the $260,000 in payments might take longer to. this is just the reality of the business. >> they can only pay what they can pay. and i understand the frustration on the other side reporting in san francisco, dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> and more delays this morning in the case of a san francisco police officer charged with fatally shooting a man shawn moore, who has schizophrenia and bipolar was shot by officer kenneth cha back in 2017 and died of his injuries 3 years later, shaw's attorneys said that he needs additional time to file defense motions. it is not ready yet to set a date for a preliminary hearing on friday, san francisco superior court judge granted another delay in this case. we heard from moore's family members on this decision. >> what more do we need to

have for them? the rule this is a additionally, what many don't know is the p attorney who represents kenneth jaw has represented him from the day of this shooting. >> so he has represented him and known about this case for 6 >> the district attorney's office did not respond to a request for comment. the vta held a moment of silence in san jose friday for the people killed in a mass shooting 2 years ago. a gunman shot and killed 9 workers and then took his own life. kron four's. justine waldman has more. light rail bus and paratransit operators. pins with the names of the 9 victims and they also passed services for one minute as a way of paying their respects. >> a 57 year-old disgruntled vta employee gunned down 9 of his co-workers at the guadalupe light. yeah, rail yard before turning the gun on

himself at the time the shooter was the subject of investigations into his workplace conduct. may 26 will forever be known as a day of remembrance in san jose. and mayor matt mahan reflecting on this tragic day in the statement saying to us, quote, the resilience of our community has shown in the face of such horrific violence is inspiring while we cannot undo the damage that was inflicted, we must continue to come together as a city and honor the lives that were lost. the families that were forever changed and the brave first responders who arrived at the scene within minutes putting their lives on the line to prevent further unspeakable violence and the building where most of the victims were shot to death has now been demolished. and 8 of the 9 victims families reached an 8 million dollar lawsuit against the vta. they also are getting workers compensation benefits, pension and pre retirement death benefits. but they also agreed to withdraw what wrong full death lawsuits against the vta. may their

memories be a blessing for the newsroom. i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news. the juvenile services officer in the alameda county probation t is a engaging in acts with 18. >> it allegedly happened more than 17 years ago involving a 15 year-old boy. the district attorney's office says the suspect in the cole paralysis met the boy while he was in custody at the alameda juvenile justice. enter the acts reportedly took place between 2004 2005, if convicted problems could face nearly 4 years behind bars. to alameda county. sheriff's deputies are charged with falsifying records in connection to a suicide. this all stems from an incident at the santa rita jail in 2021. 2 deputies were monitoring an inmate who told jail staffers she planned to take her life. the deputies were supposed to check on the inmate every 30 minutes. but the da's office says surveillance video shows the deputies skip some checks sometimes for as long as an hour. and 47 minutes. the

deputies are also accused of doctoring logbooks. the woman who died was set to be transferred to a second psychiatric hospital. coming up on the kron 4 morning news with millions expected to fly the friendly skies this memorial day weekend. travel tips you want to keep in mind before you head to the airport. >> plus, a south bay animal rescue now at full capacity with animals looking for forever homes. would you be the one to take them home? how you can help? and after the break, bay area communities are honoring those who've fallen in the line of service. we take a live look at a special flag planting at the special flag planting at the presidio cemetery.

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>> a live look now at sfo where they are expecting roughly half a million travelers to go through the airport security checkpoints this holiday weekend. that's about 85% of pre-pandemic levels. so lots of people expected at sfo, the busiest travel times are expected to be in the mornings and evenings. the travelers we spoke with did not seem to mind all those crowds. >> i am going to hang out with my grandchildren and put some something on the grill and have a good time going and then the white house he laid out i said, you said. >> people are advised to book their parking ahead of time since the parking garages are already filling up. and it

will also be a busy weekend at oakland international, at least 130,000 travelers are expected to pass through this long weekend. so i want to show up early. here's a look at the san jose airport friday night. very busy night for people working there. airport officials as people to arrive 2 hours early, be patient double check those flight times and be prepared with your travel documents. >> forget your traveler charger with into >> well, the way sfo, they're working a little bit of a ground delay right now. under an hour, though, here's a look at the breakup going on here for you today will break up those inland clouds a little bit. 62 by 11 by to only about 71. that's where 6 spring has 71. that's where 6 spring has a last hurr

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now, this event is set to start around 9 o'clock this morning. but you can already see that they have lined the pavement with flags here at the san francisco national cemetery. we're told the boy scouts will start arriving at a 8.30 this morning along with the volunteers to start planting those smaller flags. >> now, memorial day is observed on the last monday of may honoring the men and women who have died while serving. >> in the u.s. military, this is an official community service project for the scouts and participants are encouraged to bring water as they walk through the cemetery to stay hydrated, reporting to justice kron. 4 news, right, tiffany, thank you so much for that live perspective. we appreciate it. let's go ahead and take a live look at the conditions outside in the city as well to see what conditions the boy scouts are up against as they work on that special event a day over. what should they be expecting? it looks like it's a bit overcast out scary shot. bit overcast is what you got there right now going on stephanie. and a good morning. good morning,

everybody. >> we're going to take care of this fog a little bit going on this afternoon. but around the bay, it's going to be a little bored ice. you're going to not going to see a whole lot of sunshine, comparatively speaking today. contrast that with what you'll see by monday. it could be much better on monday. it looks like that again, this fog here. we'll take care of this as we get into the afternoon. but they're going to be some problem areas. golden gate, southern marin and san francisco. that's going to be a tough area to really lift this cloud cover entirely throughout the day today. and tomorrow. a lot more clouds to mid 50's east bay shoreline. for now. we've got also 54 antioch, 54 for livermore up to the north bay santa rosa. 52 in san francisco was 57 san jose. the clearing patch, ok, right applause. we do clear it out a little bit, although notice it hangs around a little bit along the east bay shoreline and just right there around san francisco in southern marin is going to be a problem or one of the other issues going on is right above us. the air is warm, more warm and dry. so it's hard to get that air mass to move much until you get some heating down at the surface and then

but that time the sun will set. and then tonight here comes back again. but interesting enough. lots of cloud cover for everybody for your sunday. looks like so you're not going to see as much the way of sun that will reflect temperatures. everybody's going to drop down, coupled with the fact we'll probably have some onshore winds with all of this. now. so putting it all together for you as we take a look at half moon bay, the overcast skies, heavier clouds for the bay mild inland coast around 60's near 70 going on for the bay shoreline in mid 70's. well inland tomorrow, we could bump that back down again. we're going to struggle to get to 70 even well inland. then by monday, we do make up for a little bit. it looks like much more sunshine, at least in one. and we'll see those temperatures start to move a little bit back to the 70's. however, next week might be even striking 80 or so come thursday, maybe friday or so, particularly when the quirkiness straight into into contra costa county. so for today us to 61, san francisco. 64 for oakland. 73 for san jose. the temperature map to cover everybody. a lot of green on there for the bay and the coast. get inland to start to get some of that colored

crayons of the oranges. and so for 76 for antioch and 72. meanwhile, 4 santa rosa and the next couple of days here. yeah, the computer wants to kind of give it kind of variable clouds all day, but there is some new wants with this better clearing today. tomorrow. everybody is kind of out of luck. and then monday you'll see that in lynn clearing going on as temperatures kind of awesome late to the lower 70's well inland. again, he pump a cap inning towards the end of the week. that's more longer-range. we'll get into that in your 4 zone a bit. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you for that. >> for many memorial day weekend is the unofficial start of summer. and that means the kickoff of grilling season. but before you dust off the barbecue this weekend are calling. drew says a few safety tips you should keep in mind. >> would you rather have a burger cooked in a pan or on a grill outside? exactly. and that's why outdoor barbecues mean summer to so many people. but it doesn't come without some safety cautions when they're not followed a fun outdoor meal becomes a fire hazard. as quickly as the flame catches.

>> there are 20,000 injuries a growing out and there are over fires that are started with outdoor grills. >> after tracking the grill outside of the garage and 10 feet away from your house. the first thing to test for the propane hoses and fittings spray soapy water along the connections and the hose and the bubbles form. it's time to replace them. pick a spot that's not under an upper deck or roof and watch for grease and fat buildup in the trades under the grill. >> if your grill does catch on fire, close the shut off the fuel. call 9-1-1. >> but charcol pet owners have a few precautions of their own before enjoying some smoky shrimp. chief jamison says to only use charcoal lighting fluid and not other flammable substances and not to add anything flammable while it's already burning. once the embers are completely cool, put them in a metal container and not in any other kind of trash can. and with either kind of grill, keep it somewhere. kids and pets won't accidentally bump into it.

>> it's same rules for your grill outside as it is for your kitchen. >> but the simple checks and along handled spatula, you'll be well on your way to turning a few slabs of raw chicken into a kebab to remember. >> 5 million californians are expected to hit the roads this long weekend. if you're planning to get behind the wheel. let's take a look at gas prices around the bay area in san francisco and santa rosa prices are coming in around for 98 napa for 97 in sandra fell for 92 in oakland. for 83. you can find lowest prices at the pump in vallejo and fairfield as well as san jose. those prices will be around for 81. reminder this weekend, more chp officers will be out on the roadways. they're keeping an eye out for potential traffic violations and people driving under the influence last year. 45 people died in car crashes in california and officers made almost 900 dui arrests. let's take a live look now at the golden gate bridge where it's

looking a bit foggy out there. a few people out on the roadways. now this weekend, reminder that bridge parking lots will be closed from 11:00am to 05:00pm on weekends and holidays. this change does run until october, the 8th and it's help meant to help reduce traffic congestion. personal vehicles will not be allowed to park at the wellcome cent or southeast lot or the caltrans point northeast lot tour buses, taxis and rideshare cars, however, are still allowed to just keep that in mind. when you're planning your trip out there and happening tomorrow, this weekend, san francisco carnival returns. the big parade starts at 09:30am. sunday in the mission district and some streets will be closed and muni routes around the parade and festival area may change. so double. check your transit options before you head out. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news. new body camera video of the fatal san francisco shooting involving a burglary suspect. >> stay with us. we'll be >> stay with us. we'll be right back.

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>> there is a capacity crisis and many bay area animal shelters. that includes the san jose animal care centr where they have more than 900 pets in need of a home. you can either adopt or foster an animal. san jose mayor matt mahan stop by the shelter on

friday. as you can see. >> the great thing about foster it gives people an opportunity to try out the being a pet owner having having that daily connection with an animal, which is a beautiful thing. but it is a responsibility. so people get the opportunity to to try it, see how it fits the fed and decide if that's a long-term commitment. they want to make. >> the website to the san jose animal care centr is right there on your screen. they are kittens puppies and rabbits available and you don't have to be a resident of san jose to qualify adopted. so why not stop by the website? see what they have available. in san francisco. a pop-up beer and wine garden is returning to the jfk promenade just in time for summer. golden gate park is inviting people to stop by for live music, food trucks, street, art and nature. the pop-up happens on saturdays and sundays from 11:30am, to 07:30pm. sounds like a lot of fun. and there's a special

book signing in palo alto this weekend as well. the joy culture foundation is wrapping up api heritage month with a story reading event along with the chance to meet some authors. this is happening sunday at the mitchell park community sen and you can hear story readings from 11 different authors of asian children's books. it will also be crafts, carnival games, vendors and performances from 10:00am to 03:00pm. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, we're getting a look at what a's new ballpark could look like in las vegas. plus, reaction from an east bay official who wants the team to stay in the bay area.

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readings are in the mid-fifties couple lower 50's off towards the coast and for the ballpark today later on the oakland a's versus the astros game. time 107, temps in the lower 60's considerable clouds with a bit of a west wind at around 10. look ahead today. 62 11 by 2. we're at 71 again tomorrow. a lot more cloud cover to deal with better clearing for your monday, though, it looks like bit a heap bump a bit towards the end of the week. we'll get to the longer range forecast for you coming up in a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. san francisco police are releasing body cam footage of last week's shooting. >> that left a burglary suspect in the glen park neighborhood dead kron four's ella sogomonian reports. and we do want to warn you the video is not graphic, but some people may find this difficult to watch. >> that's >> a moment. san francisco police officers shot 40 year-old said nobody owes who later died at a hospital. sfpd held a virtual town hall meeting on friday to reveal

the video along with other evidence, including the 9-1-1 call from a man who said body us had broken into his glen park home and had a gun on him. surveillance video also shows body us walking into the breezeway, holding an axe. more video shows body in possession of a handgun, 2 liquor bottles and some sort of substance believed to have been a drug that he inhaled during the 3 and a half hour standoff. police said they tried to negotiate with the suspect in both english and spanish and that they also played a recording of his family member telling budding us to turn himself in. instead, they showed this video of body us reaching for the gun as they shouted at him. no. sfpd says 4 officers fired both lethal and less lethal rounds at him. one using a gun, a second and 3rd using a phone baton and a 4th firing pepper when asked about sfpd policy and why there wasn't more time given between the lethal and less lethal options. police chief bill scott had this to say. >> anytime we deploy. a less

lethal weapon. we also have to deploy lethal cover officer in there. he's in for that is if the less the though that doesn't fail. if it doesn't. reaches desired outcome, which is to stop, whatever is going on. then that lethal cover officers. there's there's no time prescription because it's really almost impossible to dictate a time prescription of this goes first, disco second. you have to really the situati n dictates really what happens from there as of pd said that more than 80% of the officers on the ground were trained to deal with crisis intervention. >> including officer gregory bull hiker who shot body owes. and that was kron four's. ella sogomonian reporting for us this morning. a chief bill scott says their investigation is not over yet and has not been determined whether their policies were completely fallen. that's under investigation. the california

highway patrol is honoring fallen officers who made the ultimate sacrifice while serving in the bay area. >> holding the annual memorial wall ceremony and a little friday afternoon, as you can see there, 228 officers have been have died since the organization was founded in 1929. >> he's he's he's committed to you is that we will keep standing tall. we'll continue to strive for excellence. and never wavered from our house of duty. in our honor, that sacrifice. >> the last officer and the chp golden gate division 2 fall in the line of duty was kirk and grease. that happened in august of 2018. police in pleasant hill have made an arrest in the shooting death of a popular bartender oscar. arianna was shot and killed in april as he was trying to stop an argument outside carrington's bar. police

arrested r andrea morris co junior from hercules. they say they found him in mexico. another suspect angelo de la cruz was arrested in nevada and april. both men have been booked into the contra costa county jail. the family of jenny lind held a candlelight vigil friday night at the castro valley library. 29 years after her death, lynn was murdered in her castro valley home in 1994. the case remains unsolved. and police have never found her killer. lynn's family says they want to honor their daughter while also raising awareness for child safety. >> jenny to return and they get it. mission. we wanted to. spirit and the life one, the public to know that we're very much. in need of any any information that could help us need to the rest conviction of the killer.

>> last year, the jenny lind foundation increased reward for information that helps solve this case to $200,000. and if you are looking for a fun activity this summer, the oakland library has an option for you. today is the first day of their summer reading challenge. it's open to kids, teens and adults every age category has their own prizes. you could win a nintendo switch. that sounds like a fun fries and even a $500 gift certificate to a local bike shop. all you have to do is sign up and read books to win. and we are now getting our for our first look at what the potential new a's ballpark in las vegas could look like. there it is specifics of how it will be paid for, however, still remain pretty unclear, ryan, that he has those details. >> a swing and hit it. it is glorious nevada. senator scott

hammons reaction to the oakland a's. first look of a potential las vegas ballpark. situated at a busy strip intersection on 9 acres listed at a capacity of 30,000 spectators with a partially retractable roof to view the las vegas skyline. however, the major league baseball rule book says stadium should faced east-northeast with no explanation why. and these renderings seemingly show it facing northwest. and the cost. 1.5 billion. but who pays that? you frequent that area. if you go in there and the baseball team, then that was going to go towards paying for it. >> so it really won't affect most the taxpayers. senator hammond on wednesday that the bill outlining finances could be introduced this weekend. he says 180 million dollars in transferable tax credits from the state in another 120 million in clark county bonds. that's 300 million in public funding altogether. a

sharp decrease from the original ask of 500 million. >> but the hitting question when will legislators see a bill making this a reality? if there's a hearing that saturday, when i don't even know where the bill will be presented, whether it's going to be the center for serve assembly. >> coming up on the kron, 4 morning news. there's a shortage of drugs to treat cancer. what some experts say is leading to the shortage and what doctors are now turning to with less of the staff. and if you are planning on heading to the water this weekend, officials are discouraging swimming in some areas. the safety tips that you want to keep in mind.

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>> memorial day weekend is traditionally the kickoff for fun in the water. as you can see behind me there. but the record winter snowpack that snow melting in the sierra has turned to rivers into often cold and deadly torrance. a kron four's terisa stasio reports on the water dangers in the bay area. >> ocean beach is an incredibly dangerous speech. it is not for it. the unskilled surfer, unskilled swimmer. we do evun rescue very skilled people out there that. >> in fact, the san francisco fire department is discouraging swimming in ocean beach because of rip currents. the agency says people have been swept out to sea and 3 feet of water disappearing. and second, the bay is a great place for children to go

crissy field. if you're bringing your kids out to any water, make sure they know how to swim. >> and make sure they have a life vest on. >> 100% just comes down to making sure that you have the equipment necessary to respond to any situation might run into whether that be having a working radio to be able to call the coast guard over channel 16 using your phone to call 9-1-1. if you're out on the water may be on a kayak. sacramento has already had 20 water rescues this year. that's nearly. >> as many as all of 2022 2 children died this weekend and fresno county after being swept away by. >> fast-moving water and the kings river. >> mainly jurisdictions that are up on this year's of you go up there. you look at those some of those waterways. i mean, they're street waterfalls. they're rushing down a significant speeds. you just get near it and you get caught up in that you're you're probably going to be a, you know, a fatality bouncing off the rocks. >> this week, sacramento, first responders, rand swift

water rescue drills out on the american river. they say that the intense winner has made for faster colder and unpredictable conditions out on the waterways. we're seeing a lot of people not wearing life jackets. that's our big message this year. he's put a life jacket on with this higher water. you can see snags out there. there's more of that from the surface. you cannot see bottom line. officials say it is imperative to take precautions so that you can enjoy your time at the water and make it home safely. theresa kron, 4 news. >> all right. let's take a live look now at the conditions. drivers are facing on the san mateo bridge this morning. we know it's memorial day weekend. we know a lot of people on the roadways, but right now at this hour 7.46. is beautiful saturday. not too many people out there day. >> no, i guess maybe they already got a quick jump in there for weekend going on. so i-70 good morning, everybody. and i want to show you the extent of this cloud cover the san jose state. there you see the overcast skies. now, those inland folks in the south bay

should see some this clearing going on. by the time we get to around noon or so. and even a good chunk of the bay. but san francisco, golden gate, southern marine area, that's going to be problem area along with a portions of the east bay shoreline to get around the carquinez strait as well. just because of the wind flow pattern. what a sunday up to tahoe. real quick because if you're headed that direction, haven't had this graphic on for a while. thunder showers as we get into monday into tuesday. as you can see here and that unsettled pattern looks to hold much of the week. it's almost like a singsong summer pattern. chance of afternoon evening thundershowers temperatures not bad, not much cooler. they were going to here around the bay, but about 60 both sunday and monday, tuesday may be down about 59 and warming up towards the latter portion of the week. most of our readings are mid 50's for right now. a look at what we're talking about going ahead today. we got heavier clouds for the bay mild inland. got coastal numbers in the 60's near 70 or so along the east bay shoreline inland. it's mid 70's. and then tomorrow everybody gets pushed back. mostly cloudy, cool. but we

make up for memorial day proper. looks like it'll be sunny well inland, even for the bay. those temps, 60's and 70's mixture. that includes the bay east bay shoreline in well inland. the coast is going remain cool, though. and then a warm-up looks like it's a little delayed here and we'll get up to about 80 or so come thursday of next week. here's something to take away to the sun height and the length of the day is about the same as it is in mid to late july, even though will feel like that at all. here's what's going on. the cloud cover sector here we have this weekend tr%ffic kind of get through again. a little improvement on your monday, relatively speaking for everybody. and then it really starts to clear out an earnest. as you can see, we get towards the latter portion of the week. almost like a a little bit of a whisper of summertime forecast for today for your saturday. 61, san francisco to the coast will do about 60 to upper 50's. 64 for burlingame. the coastal numbers will be just as cool. it looks like tomorrow and into monday. 71 palo alto down the south bay approaching the middle 70's lower 70's upper

60's east bay shoreline, tri valley, lower to middle 70's. these numbers are going to fall a little bit tomorrow. not major decoupling going on, but a little bit. a little cooler on the east bay shoreline. as most of those readings in the 60's, a chilly 62 vallejo and breezy 68 benicia 68 for napa and 72 santa rosa. so check it out of the 7 a game plan here. we have better clearing up purring towards the latter portion of the week. a little bit of a pop trying to happen here as we get to around friday, but inland, lower 70's all the way through tuesday. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you for that update. >> and now to some exciting news out of the north bay were no votto's hamilton middle school is now home to a u.s. chess champion. the team took 4th place in the u.s. chess federation. the awards are a big deal for the school. more than 70% of their students are considered economically disadvantaged kron four's ella sogomonian reports. >> millions of people around the world have played the game

of chess for centuries. this group of kids is putting the bottle on the map. the hamilton middle school chess club meets for 2 hours, 3 days a week. their dedication has paid the team took home 4th place in a national tournament hosted by the u.s. chess federation in round rock, texas. this spring and 8th graders larry placed first in this category. always. it's a good this passion for the game started 6 years ago when he found a bored at home and played against his grandfather and he says he values the life lessons that come with the strategic challenge definitely takes that and it also. >> it kind of like broadens uw. i i kind of think of my life was like just have to look at the boards like the best possible coach able to la monte says that the team is making strides in more ways than one. >> his group is mostly made up of young demographic, less likely to participate the schools about some 70% latino.

if you look at the where the testing really, you but most usually when you go to chess the number of girls playing, it's usually late one to 10, maybe to that end. >> i'm here. it's like 50% of the girls. actually, if you look at the team that went nationals is actually already them or so. of course, it was her first championship ever. >> and she's eager to try again next year. and it to me score and i kind of and the kids traveled to texas for the tournament. all expenses paid trip and the club all funded by the rise scholars program bringing them to the table, giving them this opportunity and this focus to be able to be a powerhouse. and these kids have learned the power of persistence. one moved at a time reporting in nevado. i'm ella sogomonian kron. 4 news. >> such talented kids. huge. congratulations to them. we'll congratulations to them. we'll be right back.

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>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. >> i'm stephanie lin. happy saturday. may the 27th to you. start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning, dave. stephanie, good morning. and good morning, everybody. well, we're taking care of some of that fog going on. at least we can make up the east bay shoreline, but still kind of overcast going on. we'll see a little bit better improvement. >> later on this morning and get some in the clearing as well. but there will be some problem areas and it looks like all weekend long despite all of this, it will be chilly along the coast. it looks like up, by the way, that fog. yeah. it looks like a kind of clears out fairly quickly, but still some cloud cover left over and some troubled areas, particularly near the coast. here's what goes on for tomorrow morning. we do the fog thing yet again. but the clouds will be much more intrusive. now we'll have some agitation above us to help out, however, will start to

clear out by monday. it looks like so if you're looking for the best of the 3 days, it looks like memorial day proper will be the warmest and clear is for all onshore. winds will be a little stronger tomorrow around the carquinez strait. you can see him right now. temperature check, middle 50's over most of the board. and the contrast is trailing just a couple of degrees from yesterday. here's the breakdown here. you've got 66 by noon by 3 were at 72 in a bit. we'll take a look at your for cast for this holiday weekend, stephanie. all right. looking forward to a day. thank you. >> the owner of more than a dozen bay area. subway franchise stores faces federal scrutiny this morning over allegations he allowed workers as young as 14 years old to operate dangerous equipment. and this morning we have the response from the attorney representing the owner of those stores kron four's. dan thorn reports. >> a federal judge tells the operator of bay area subway restaurants to pay workers and stop violating a series of child labor laws. john michael

mazen is accused of having workers as young as 14 operate dangerous equipment and issuing employees more than $260,000 in bad checks. my clients >> are committed to remedy the alleged violations we're going to work on a payment plan to pay out whatever is owed to the aggrieved employees. and i'm hoping that that's going to be the end of it. >> the affected subway locations are in antioch, clayton conquered cotati napa petaluma san pablo, santa rosa and windsor. the injunction announced thursday came after investigators with the department of labor or wage and hour division said maze of violated the fair labor standards act. the deal well says may's it interfered with the investigation and trying to get employees to not cooperate, even threatening them. labor attorney, our county, it can says there was some inappropriate communication, but it's being worked out. they are not aware

of all the rules of what's allowed and what's not. >> and they're learning. >> the court orders requiring mazen, his wife and an associate to repay the staff and reimburse employees for bad check fees going back to 2019. it can believes can correct. most of the problems at the restaurants, but the $260,000 in payments might take longer to. this is just the reality of the business. >> they can only pay what they can pay. and i understand the frustration on the other side reporting in san francisco, dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> more delays this morning in the case of a san francisco police officer charged with fatally shooting a man shawn moore who was schizophrenia and bipolar was shot by officer kenneth cha in 2017 and died of his injuries 3 years later, chas attorney said he needs additional time to file defense motions and is not ready to set a date for a preliminary hearing on friday, a san francisco superior court judge granted another delay in the case we heard from moore's family members on the

decision. >> what more do we need to have for them the road? this is dish, ali, what many don't know is the p attorney who represents kenneth has represented him from the day of this shooting. >> so he has represented him and known about this case for 6 >> the district attorney's office did not respond to our request for comment on this case. the vta held a moment of silence in san jose friday for the people killed in a mass shooting 2 years ago. a gunman shot and killed 9 workers and then took his own life. kron four's. justine waldman has more on this story. and that operators. >> pins with the names of the 9 victims and they also passed services for one minute as a way of paying their respects. a 57 year-old disgruntled vta

employee gunned down 9 of his co-workers at the guadalupe light. yeah, rail yard before turning the gun on himself at the time the shooter was the subject of investigations into his workplace conduct. may 26 will forever be known as a day of remembrance in san jose. and mayor matt mahan reflecting on this tragic day in the statement saying to us, quote, the resilience of our community has shown in the face of such horrific violence is inspiring while we cannot undo the damage that was inflicted, we must continue to come together as a city and honor the lives that were lost. the families that were forever changed and the brave first responders who arrived at the scene within minutes putting their lives on the line to prevent further unspeakable violence and the building where most of the victims were shot to death has now been demolished. and 8 of the 9 victims families reached an 8 million dollar lawsuit against the vta. they also are getting workers compensation benefits, pension and pre retirement death benefits. but

they also agreed to withdraw what wrong full death lawsuits against the vta. may their memories be a blessing for the newsroom. i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news. >> in berkeley, a robbery happened near people's park. this happened in the 2400 block of about street. police say a group of 3 suspects stole the victim's purse and cell phone around 8.30 friday. the suspect vehicle is described as an audi style sedan. it was last seen heading northbound on outage. going to services officer in the alameda county probation department is accused of engaging in acts with 18. it allegedly happened more than 17 years ago involving a 15 year-old boy. the district attorney's office says the suspect, nicole paralysis met the boy while he was in custody at the alameda juvenile justice. enter the acts reportedly took place between 2004 2005, if convicted problems could face nearly 4 years behind bars. to

alameda county. sheriff's deputies are charged with falsifying records in connection to a suicide. this all stems from an incident at the santa rita jail in 2021. 2 deputies were monitoring an inmate who told jail staff or she planned to take her life. the deputies were supposed to check on the inmate every 30 minutes. but the da's office says surveillance video shows the deputies skip some checks sometimes for as long as an hour. and 47 minutes. the deputies are also accused of doctoring logbooks. the woman who died was set to be transferred to a psychiatric hospital. coming up on the kron 4 morning news with millions expected to fly the friendly skies this memorial day weekend. the travel tips you'll want to keep in mind before you head to the airports. >> plus, a south bay animal rescue now at full capacity with animals looking for forever homes. you can help save a life. >> coming up, how the boy scouts of america golden gate area council is honoring our veterans on this memorial day weekend.

>> welcome back. 809, is beautiful morning. and overcast out there as well. a live look now at sfo where they are expecting roughly half a million travelers to go through airport security checkpoints this holiday weekend. that's about 85% of pre-pandemic levels. wow. lots of people going to be there.

the busiest travel times are expected to be in the mornings and evenings. the travelers we spoke with, though, did seem to mind the crowds. >> going to hang out with my grandchildren and put some something on the grill and have a good time going and then the white house he laid out i said, you said. >> people are advised to book their parking ahead of time as well because all the parking garages are filling up as we speak. it will also be a busy weekend at oakland international. check this scene now at least 130,000 travelers are expected to pass through this holiday weekend. so make sure you get there early. and here's a look at the san jose airport friday night. a very busy for people there. airport officials asking people to arrive 2 hours early for your flights. please be patient double. check your flight times and be prepared with your travel documents. some good advice

there, dave. >> yeah, also to sf a little bit of a ground delay working here, too. so that may have a little bit of a domino effect for your travels. just a bit to 66 of 12 noon by 3. we're talking 72 cooler tomorrow. forecast is next. keep it here.

>> welcome back kron. 4 morning news. good morning,

everybody. starting things off quite a bit in the overcast departments. it will clear out on those inland areas and probably also long good chunk of the east bay shoreline, too. temperatures reduce, though, and particularly into tomorrow. now, monday is the day. it looks like it will be the best weather wise for everybody in the warmest temperatures going forward. looks like now the current numbers, middle 50's over a good chunk of the beijing will notice little warmer off to antioch at 57. 54 santa rosa. 52 san francisco and half moon bay. the cloud cover department. not bad for afternoon clearing problem area. san francisco there, southern moran right around the golden gate bridge. that's going to be stubborn today. but other areas of the bay should probably clear out today. tonight comes the cloud cover in the fog. fog will clear, but the cloud cover not so much into the afternoon. so considerable clouds, cooler temps onshore winds will be more popping. so all of those hallmarks will keep those temperatures to press tomorrow. looks like the coast. it looks like all weekend long, even on monday. and then monday, we have some better clearing. so putting this together, heavier clouds for the bay mild inland,

coastal numbers around 60 or so really some 50's too near about 70 going on east bay shoreline, mid 70's inland. we lose that as we drop off are struggling to get to 70 well inland. a lot of 60's for the bay cool at the coast, mostly cloudy and then for your monday. let's get back in the sunny mode. even for the bay. it looks like 60's and 70's mixture here. and then it looks like it warms up for the remainder of the week as we pop in about 80 come thursday into friday. so we'll get back into more of a sunny mode and warmer summer mode later on this week. up about 61 today for san francisco. mostly cloudy, cool oakland comes in at about 64, mostly cloudy and cool and 73. meanwhile for san jose cloud cover department's going vary depending on where you are. this is kind of a more optimistic look from the at least going on for san francisco and at the coast, it looks like quite a bit of cloud cover will remain at the big board here. says 76 going on for antioch, mid 70's. well, east. meanwhile, we've got the 60's on the east bay shoreline. 72 for santa rosa

next couple of days. you see a mixed bag of sun and clouds, although probably tomorrow will be the cloudy with better clearing happening on monday for all involved. temperatures are plotted in the 70's to the whole period. and the interesting thing is we're about 5 weeks away or so from solstice. that's when the summer supposed to get here, at least for the astronomical people by late july, the sun is going to be the same place in the sky is is this afternoon. but we're backing off warm atmosphere by that point. well, more new longer range forecast coming up in a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you for that. >> we are just days away from memorial day. a federal holiday for honoring u.s. military members who gave their lives serving in the armed forces. and this morning, the boy scouts of america host a special flag planting ceremony in san francisco to mark the moment. let's check in now with kron four's. tiffany justice was live for us at the presidio cemetery with more on what's planned there today. good morning to you. tiffany. >> good morning, right. some of the boy scouts and

volunteers have already arrived this morning that are setting up doing a mic check right behind us. a very serene morning for this event on this saturday. this is a flag planting event by the boy scouts of america. golden gate area council to honor our veterans on this memorial day weekend. now, this event is set to start around 9 o'clock this morning. but you can see the pavement is already lined with flags here at san francisco national cemetery. we're told the boy scouts will be arriving soon around 8.30, this morning, along with the volunteers to start planting those smaller flags. >> now, memorial day is observed on the last monday of may honoring the men and women who have fallen or died while serving in the u.s. military. this is an official community service project for the scouts and >> organizers are also encouraging participants bring some water with them just to stay hydrated as they walk through some a tory back to you. >> all right, thank you so much for that live perspective. there. >> well, for many memorial day weekend is the unofficial start of summer. and that means the kickoff of grilling

season. but before you dust off the barbecue this weekend, are colin roose has a few safety tips you should keep in mind. >> would you rather have a burger cooked in a pan or on a grill outside? exactly. and that's why outdoor barbecues mean summer to so many people. but it doesn't come without some safety cautions. and when they're not followed a fun, outdoor meal becomes a fire hazard. as quickly as the flame catches. >> there are 20,000 injuries a growing out and there are over fires that are started with outdoor grills. >> after tracking the grill outside of the garage and 10 feet away from your house. the first thing to test for the propane hoses and fittings spray soapy water along the connections and the hose and the bubbles form. it's time to replace them. pick a spot that's not under an upper deck or roof and watch for grease and fat buildup in the trades under the grill. >> if your grill does catch on fire, close the shut off the fuel. call 9-1-1.

>> but charcol pet owners have a few precautions of their own before enjoying some smoky shrimp. chief jamison says to only use charcoal lighting fluid and not other flammable substances and not to add anything flammable while it's already burning. once the embers are completely cool, put them in a metal container and not in any other kind of trash can. and with either kind of grill, keep it somewhere. kids and pets won't accidentally bump into it. >> it's same rules for your grill outside as it is for your kitchen. >> but the simple checks and along handled spatula, you'll be well on your way to turning a few slabs of raw chicken into a kebab to remember. >> bob, to remember that some memorable line right there. 5 million californians are expected to hit the roads this long weekend. if you are planning to get behind the wheel, let's take a look at gas prices around the bay area for you. >> in san francisco and santa rosa prices are coming in around for 98 napa for 97. sandra fell for 92 and oakland for 83. you can find the

lowest prices at the pump in and fairfield, as well as san jose. those prices will be around for 81. and a reminder this weekend, more chp officers will be out on the roads. they are keeping an eye out for potential traffic violations and people driving under the influence last year. 45 people died in car crashes in california and officers made nearly 900 dui arrests. let's take a live look now at the golden gate bridge. a heads up starting this weekend. bridge parking lots will be closed from 11:00am to 05:00pm on weekends and holidays. this change does brought until october ace to help reduce traffic congestion. personal vehicles will not be allowed to park at the welcome senator southeast lot or the caltrans vista point northeast lot tour buses, taxis and rideshare cars, though, are still allowed. so something to keep in mind if you want to visit the bridge. >> and this weekend, san

francisco card of all returns celebrating latin american and african culture in the mission district. >> the festival kicks off today at 11:00am. you may recall we had some performers on our show just last weekend and the big parade for carnival starts at 09:30am. sunday in the mission district. some streets will be closed. many routes around the festival area could change. so double. check your transit options before you head out. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news. new body cam video of the fatal san francisco shooting involving a burglary suspect. >> stay with us. we'll be right back.

>> welcome back. there is a capacity crisis that many bay area animal shelters that includes the san jose animal care centr. >> they have more than 900 animals in need of a forever home. you can either adopt or foster an animal. if you'd like to help. san jose mayor matt mahan, as you can see, they're also stop by the shelter on friday. >> the great thing about foster it gives people an opportunity to try out being a pet owner having having that daily connection with an animal, which is a beautiful thing. but it is a responsibility. so people get the opportunity to to try it, see how it fits a fed and decide if that's a long-term commitment. they want to make.

>> the website to the san jose animal care center are going to pull that up for you very shortly here. you learn that there are puppies and rabbits all available for adoption and again, the shelter is pretty much at full capacity. so, you know, they can really use your help here. you do not have to be a resident of san jose to qualify to take one of these animals home. and again, a lot of really interesting information you can see on the web site that's available to including ways that you can find a pet at the shelter as well as shelter some data on the animals that they i have there right now. and in san francisco, a pop-up beer and wine garden is returning to the jfk. probably not just in time for summer. golden gate park is inviting peo%le to stop by for live music, food trucks, street, art and nature. the pop-up will be held on saturdays and sundays from 11:30am, to 07:30pm. so long hours there. and there's a special book signing in palo alto this weekend. the joy

culture foundation is wrapping up api heritage month with a story reading event. it's happening sunday at the mitchell park community sen the event features readings from 11 different authors of children's books. there will also be crafts, carnival games, vendors and performances from 10:00am to 03:00pm. you can check that out this weekend, too. and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a look at what the a's new ballpark could look like in las vegas. plus. >> we action from the east bay official who wants the team to stay in oakland.

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>> good 29 this saturday morning. 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. dave spahr in the weather center with the latest. dave, when i woke up this morning, i saw was pretty damp outside in san how well as conditions going to be sticking around what going to deal with that every morning. you know that morning drizzle. a lot of that marine layer hanging around. >> and it looks like it could be the slowest to clear on sunday. better clearing on monday. not as good today. here's what's going on right now as we speak. good morning, everybody. the east bay shoreline is starting to peel away some of this it still has some ways to go. >> we will probably see the sunshine come out here, though, today. tomorrow. it's going to be a little rough, though. here's our onshore winds at work here. we've got the single digits, double digits with that marine layer at the coast. expect the drizzle each morning

mid-fifties cover a lot of the mid beige. you can see when you see inland. we've got already 57 popping for any act. we still need a little bit more daylight our time to really take care of all of this at the ballpark later today. openai's versus the astros 107, game time is a good time to get the maximum heating lower. 60's is the best will do considerable clouds with that. that west southwest wind at about 10 for today. we do about 66 well inland at noon at 3, we're talking only 72 and the 7 day forecast have a nice little warm up towards the end of the week. by the way, i'll have more on that in a bit. stephanie. >> san francisco police are releasing body cam footage of last week's police shooting that killed a burglary suspect in the glen park neighborhood. kron four's ella sogomonian reports. and we do want to warn you that some people may find this video difficult to watch. >> that's >> a moment. san francisco police officers shot 40 year-old said nobody owes who later died at a hospital. sfpd held a virtual town hall meeting on friday to reveal

the video along with other evidence, including the 9-1-1 call from a man who said body us had broken into his glen park home and had a gun on him. surveillance video also shows body us walking into the breezeway, holding an axe. more video shows body in possession of a handgun, 2 liquor bottles and some sort of substance believed to have been a drug that he inhaled during the 3 and a half hour standoff. police said they tried to negotiate with the suspect in both english and spanish and that they also played a recording of his family member telling budding us to turn himself in. instead, they showed this video of body us reaching for the gun as they shouted at him. no. sfpd says 4 officers fired both lethal and less lethal rounds at him. one using a gun, a second and 3rd using a phone baton and a 4th firing pepper when asked about sfpd policy and why there wasn't more time given between the lethal and less lethal options. police chief bill scott had this to say.

>> anytime we deploy. a less lethal weapon. we also have to deploy lethal cover officer in there. he's in for that is if the that's the though that doesn't fail. if it doesn't. reaches desired outcome, which is to stop, whatever is going on. then that lethal cover officers. there's there's no time prescription because it's really almost impossible to dictated time prescription of this goes first, disco second. you have to really the situation dictates really what happens from there as of pd said that more than 80% of the officers on the ground were trained to deal with crisis intervention. >> including officer gregory bull hiker who shot body owes. >> and that was kron four's. ella sogomonian reporting for us this morning. police in pleasant hill arrested another suspect in the shooting death of a popular bartender oscar. arianna was killed in april as

he was trying to start. and our stop an argument outside carrington's bar. police arrested andrea barra ceo junior from hercules. they say they found him in mexico. another suspect angelo de la cruz was arrested in nevada and april. both men have been booked into the contra costa county jail. 29 years after her death, the family of jenny lind held a candlelightivigil friday night at the castro valley library. lynn was killed in her castro valley home in 1994. the case remains unsolved to this day. police never found the killer. lynn's family says they want to honor their daughter will also raising awareness for child safety. there is a $200,000 reward for any information that helps solve case. starting today, state farm insurance says it will no longer accept new applications for property insurance in california. the company citing historic increases in construction costs and

inflation also saying the risk of wildfires is too great and the cost of rebuilding too high existing customers will not be affected in the move does not impact personal vehicle insurance. the company says the action is necessary to improve its financial strain. the san francisco giants had a great game against the milwaukee brewers while on the road kron. 4 sports director jason dumas has more on that. >> the giants continue their midwest road trip. they are out and milwaukee taking on the brewers. don't look now. but san francisco can go over 500 for the first time all season with a win brewers fans. they probably should just go straight to hawaii. nice necklaces. the teen got beat down second inning, giants down one. nothing drives man offer mitch haniger weaver. that ball carries all the way over that fence. 2 to one giants. now the any continues for patrick bailey who was recently caught up 4 for 5. 3 rbi has to be best

game as a major leaguer makes it 3 to one giants blew it open. 7 runs in the 3rd. here's 2 of the mitch haniger. to deep right corner hits the wall. he was 3 for 5 with 4 rbi and finally threat wise. we had a rough outing on monday with 2 he made up for today. it's 3 run bomb. wisely was 2 for 5 with 3 rbi giants. 19 hits in their 15 to one they go over 500 for the first time this season. that was already. that was your look at sports. all right, jason, thank you. and we are now getting an early look at what the potential new a's ballpark in las vegas will look like. >> specifics of how it will be paid for, however, are still pretty unclear, ryan, that he has those details. >> a swing and hit it. it is glorious. nevada. senator

scott hammons reaction to the oakland a's. first look of a potential las vegas ballpark. >> situated at a busy strip intersection on 9 acres listed at a capacity of 30,000 spectators with a partially retractable roof to view the las vegas skyline. >> however, the major league baseball rule book says stadium should faced east-northeast with no explanation why. and these renderings seemingly show it facing northwest. and the cost. 1.5 billion. but who pays that? you frequent that area. if you go in there and the baseball team, then that was going to go towards paying for it. >> so it really won't affect most the taxpayers. senator hammond on wednesday that the bill outlining finances could be introduced this weekend. he says 180 million dollars in transferable tax credits from the state in another 120 million in clark county bonds. that's 300 million in public funding altogether. a

sharp decrease from the original ask of 500 million. >> but the hitting question when will legislators see a bill making this a reality? if there's a hearing saturday when i don't even know where the bill will be presented, whether it's going to be the center for serve assembly. >> coming up on the kron, 4 morning news. there's a shortage of drugs to treat cancer. what experts say is causing this and what some doctors are now turning to. in

national news, health care officials say there's an alarming shortage of chemotherapy drugs in the u.s.. >> pharmacists say the problem could even get worse. >> and says that you start to run out of chemotherapy or recognize that the shortage is going to be a little more prolonged. they'll start rationing about a product or change patients to alternative treatments. >> lawmakers say the country is using only half its drug manufacturing capacity. industry experts told congress there are too few companies making some of the drugs because they're not as profitable as other drugs. more m-pox cases are being reported across our country this week the cdc reported 21 new cases in at least 10 different states. health officials warn an outbreak could happen this summer and the virus is showing signs of mutations. as for covid hospitalizations are nationwide record low. the cdc says about 82 excuse me, 8200 people were hospitalized just this past week. that's the

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>> welcome back. memorial day weekend is traditionally the kickoff for fun in the water.

but as kron four's to assist reports, the record winter snowpack melting in the sierra right now has turned some waterways in our area. pretty dangerous. >> ocean beach is an incredibly dangerous speech. it is not for it. the unskilled surfer, unskilled swimmer. we do even rescue very skilled people out there that. >> in fact, the san francisco fire department is discouraging swimming in ocean beach because of rip currents. the agency says people have been swept out to sea and 3 feet of water disappearing. and second, the bay is a great place for children to go crissy field. if you're bringing your kids out to any water, make sure they know how to swim. >> and make sure they have a life vest on. >> 100% just comes down to making sure that you have the equipment necessary to respond to any situation might run into whether that be having a working radio to be able to call the coast guard over

channel 16 using your phone to call 9-1-1. if you're out on the water may be on a kayak. sacramento has already had 20 water rescues this year. that's nearly. >> as many as all of 2022 2 children died this weekend and fresno county after being swept away by. >> fast-moving water and the kings river. >> mainly jurisdictions that are up on this year's of you go up there. you look at the some of those waterways. i mean, they're straight waterfalls. they're rushing down a significant speeds. you just get near it and you get caught up in that you're you're probably going to be a, you know, a fatality bouncing off the rocks. >> this week, sacramento, first responders ran swift water rescue drills out on the american river. they say that the intense winner has made for faster colder and unpredictable conditions out on the waterways. we're seeing a lot of people not wearing life jackets. >> that's our big message this year is put a life jacket on with this higher water. you can see snags out there. there's more of that from the

surface. you cannot see bottom line. officials say it is imperative to take precautions so that you can enjoy your time. >> at the water and make it home safely. theresa kron, 4 news. >> let's go ahead and take a live look now at the coit tower where, you know, it's certainly looking a bit overcast out there to say the least. we could see a little bit of a breeze pushing through the branches of that tree. on the left-hand side of your screen as well. >> and just a big gloomy out there for those who are looking to take a quick walk around the block, at least in san francisco at this hour, dave. >> yeah. oh, oh, by the way, we're talking about all that water temperatures around. not that surprising. but temperatures around the bay, of course, very chilly as it always is. where about 60 for serve temperature there and out to sea. it's well in the 50's these waterways. don't forget a lot of that's melted recent snow. so it's cold as well. here's the shot from san jose state. he was in the south bay. we get some better clearing. not this go around. it doesn't look like tahoe forecast. very summer-like.

chance of afternoon evening. thunder showers. temperatures approaching about 60, very close to where we're going to see at least around the coast around the bay. so not that different. and already sailing into a kind of a summertime pattern, although a bit on the cool side by that standard. 57 for antioch, we get the mid-fifties covering all the east. asia will notice. 54 up to santa rosa and 53. meanwhile, 4 san francisco. okay. this is a half moon bay overcast. that's the takeaway. so with the coastal areas, not great for swimming anyway for today. tomorrow and even into monday, although we'll see more sun a bit on the chilly side, heavier clouds for the bay mild inland with the coast at about 60 near 74, the east bay shoreline, mid 70's well inland. now, tomorrow we'll see a lot more cloud cover going on here. temperatures reduced onshore flow. that whole business, everybody gets bumped down near 70 well inland mid 60's for the bay and upper 50's happening at the coast. an improvement on monday with sunny skies getting to the 70's, as you can see, inland in mostly sunny for the week ahead,

maybe popping about 80 come thursday and warming up a bit into friday as well. future cast for the long range forecast with the cloud cover for your sunday. monday clears out a little better. those showers and those thunder showers continue early week. then we clear this out a bit as we head towards the end of the week and essentially mostly sunny skies. let's check it out here in your 4 zone forecast. san francisco coming in at about 61 at the coast. we're going to keep it about upper 50's to about 60 for daly city. 64 for burning again to the south foster city. 67. 71 going on for palo alto. 71 for redwood city in the south bay approaching the middle 70's here. 73 for a san jose. at the east bay shoreline, upper 60's. but we have mid 70's for tri valley. a little bit of separation here. 71 walnut creek, concord, at 72, the 60 to 72 for fairfield knapp at 68. and 72 going on for santa rosa. 7

day forecast here here because a lot more sunshine going on later as we get into the week. although we do, you can see cool off towards tuesday about 71. but there is i said the warm up towards the end there. stephanie and the east bay shoreline. a lot of 60's hanging around as we go into an unofficial start to summer. stephanie. all right, dave. >> exciting news out of the south out of the north bay were no votto's hamilton middle school is now home to u.s. chess champions. just take a look at that. the team took 4th place in the u.s. chess federation kron four's ella sogomonian has more on this story. >> millions of people around the world have played the game of chess for centuries. this group of kids is putting nevado on the map. the hamilton middle school chess club meets for 2 hours, 3 days a week. their dedication has paid the team took home 4th place in a national tournament hosted by the u.s. chess federation in round rock, texas. this spring, an 8th

grader larry placed first in this category. always. it's a good this passion for the game started 6 years ago when he found a bored at home and played against his grandfather and he says he values the life lessons that come with the strategic challenge definitely takes that and it also. >> it kind of like broadens uw. i i kind of think of my life was like just have to look at the boards like the best possible coach able to la monte says that the team is making strides in more ways than one. >> his group is mostly made up of young demographic, less likely to participate the schools about some 70% it. if you look at the where the testing really, you but most usually when you go to chess the number of girls playing, it's usually late one to 10, maybe to that end. >> i'm here. it's like 50% of the girls. actually, if you look at the team that went

nationals is actually already them or so. of course, it was her first championship ever. >> and she's eager to try again next year. and it me score and i kind of 2 and the kids traveled to texas for the tournament. all expenses paid trip and the club all funded by the rise scholars program bringing them to the table, giving them this opportunity and this focus to be able to be a powerhouse. and these kids have learned the power of persistence. one moved at a time reporting in nevado. i'm ella sogomonian kron. 4 news. what talented kids. congratulations. we'll be right back. the oakland

library kicks off their summer reading challenge today. >> it's open to kids, teens, and adults each age category has their own prizes and up for grabs and in 10 dose which chromebooks $500 gift certificate to a local bike shop. all you have to do is sign up and read books for a chance to win. pretty cool. happening today, day 2 of the bottle rock festival music festival kicks off in napa valley as always. this year's festival features food shopping, a garden area and even a spa sounds relaxing headliners today are lizzo and duran duran. this year's festival is already sold out. but if you still want to go, there is a ticket exchange where you can put your name on

a list if tickets become available, you might have a shot here. you can get more information on the bottle rock website. and why did the turkey cross the road? in this case? it was to be rescued by some friendly fire fighters. as you can see there, fremont fire sharing these images of a baby turkey rescue mission. 5 chicks fell into a storm drain and station 5 jumped into action to reunite them with their mom and siblings. great job guys. at 3 mile line, kittens have been discovered in the simi hills in southern california. park service workers say the all female litter was spotted may 18th in a dense patch of poison oak of all things. the tiny kittens appear healthy and are believed to be about. 24 days old. every captain was inspected and tag for future track in their mother has been tracked by biologist for several years. glad to see she's had some babies. still

ahead in the next hour of the kron, 4 morning news, the owner of several bay area subway restaurants is accused of violating child labor laws. >> what we're learning from investigators. plus to alameda county sheriff's deputies now face charges for falsifying records. details ahead. plus, how the san jose city of san jose mark 2 years since the vta mass shooting. stay with us. the kron 4 morning news continues with th

>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie good saturday to you. we have a lot we're covering for you this morning. but let's get started with the weather with dave sphar. good morning, dave. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. we're still dealing with those overcast skies. check it out of san jose state. >> still that overcast looks like some blues trying to break out here a little bit. tomorrow is going to be more problematic for everybody, including those inland valleys is there's going to be quite a bit of cloud cover and these winds will be more active than today. right now, a little bit of that on shore flow. that's at work here. it's popping a little bit more to contra costa county and solano county, but it will get into the teens and 20's in the afternoon hours. temperature check for you were in the mid 50's very little movement. cloud and fog is keeping temperatures suppressed a bit. it could be more. so again, the case it looks like tomorrow. give you a quick contrast here. we're actually ahead of the ball game in some

selective spots. san francisco, santa rosa, but railing and also for hayward over there, break down today's pretty simple least well inland. there's the promise for clearing and we will see that the bay to as we approach around the noon hour, let's try about 69 at one by 4 close to around 72. now, monday looks to be the best in the three-day bunch for the holiday weekend. this means the max amount of sun. the winds will be more subdued and better clearing going on and a little bit of a warming trend towards the end of the week that the longer range forecast. we'll get into more of that in a bit. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you for that. >> the owner of more than a dozen bay area subway franchise stores faces federal scrutiny this morning over allegations he allowed workers as young as 14 years old to operate dangerous equipment. and this morning we have the response from the attorney representing the owner of those stores kron four's. dan thorn reports. >> a federal judge tells the >> a federal judge tells the operator of bay area subway stop violating a series of child labor laws. john michael

mazen is accused of having workers as young as 14 operate dangerous equipment and issuing employees more than $260,000 in bad checks. my clients >> are committed to remedy the alleged violations we're going to work on a payment plan to pay out whatever is owed to the aggrieved employees. and i'm hoping that that's going to be the end of it. >> the affected subway locations are in antioch, clayton conquered cotati napa petaluma san pablo, santa rosa and windsor. the injunction announced thursday came after investigators with the department of labor or wage and hour division said maze of violated the fair labor standards act. the deal well says may's it interfered with the investigation and trying to get employees to not cooperate, even threatening them. labor attorney, our county, it can says there was some inappropriate communication, but it's being worked out. they are not aware

of all the rules of what's allowed and what's not. >> and they're learning. >> the court orders requiring mazen, his wife and an associate to repay the staff and reimburse employees for bad check fees going back to 2019. it can believes mesa can correct. most of the problems at the restaurants, but the $260,000 in payments might take longer to. this is just the reality of the business. >> they can only pay what they can pay. and i understand the frustration on the other side reporting in san francisco, dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> more delays this morning in the case of a san francisco police officer charged with fatally shooting a man shawn moore, who has schizophrenia and bipolar was shot by officer kenneth cha back in 2017 in died of his injuries. 3 years later, chas attorney says he needs additional time to file defense motions and he's not ready to set a date for a preliminary hearing on friday, san francisco superior court judge granted another delay in the case we heard

from moore's family members on this decision. >> what more do we need to have for them the road? this is a additionally, what many don't know is the p attorney who represents kenneth jaw has represented him from the day of this shooting. >> so he has represented him and known about this case for 6 >> the district attorney's office did not respond to our request for comment. the santa clara vta held a moment of silence in san jose friday for the people killed in a mass shooting 2 years ago. a gunman shot and killed 9 workers and then took his own life. kron four's justine waltman has more. light rail bus and paratransit operators. pins with the names of the 9 victims and they also passed services for one minute as a way of paying their respects. a 57 year-old disgruntled vta employee gunned down.

>> 9 of his co-workers at the guadalupe light. yeah, rail yard before turning the gun on himself at the time the shooter was the subject of iivestigations into his workplace conduct. may 26 will forever be known as a day of remembrance in san jose. and mayor matt mahan reflecting on this tragic day in the statement saying to us, quote, the resilience of our community has shown in the face of such horrific violence is inspiring while we cannot undo the damage that was inflicted, we must continue to come together as a city and honor the lives that were lost. the families that were forever changed and the brave first responders who arrived at the scene within minutes putting their lives on the line to prevent further unspeakable violence and the building where most of the victims were shot to death has now been demolished. and 8 of the 9 victims families reached an 8 million dollar lawsuit against the vta. they also are getting workers compensation benefits, pension and pre retirement death benefits. but they also agreed to withdraw

full death lawsuits against the vta. may their memories be a blessing for the newsroom. i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news. in berkeley. a robbery happened near people's park. this happened in the 2400 block street. >> police say a group of 3 suspects stole the victim's purse and cell phone around 8.30 friday. the suspect vehicle is described as an audi style sedan. it was last seen heading northbound bout edge. a juvenile services officer in the alameda county probation department is accused of engaging in acts with 18. it allegedly happened more than 17 years ago involving a 15 year-old boy. the district attorney's office says the suspect in the cole paralysis met the boy while he was in custody at the alameda juvenile justice. enter the acts reportedly took place between 2004, 2005, if convicted, perales could face nearly 4 years behind bars. to alameda county. sheriff's deputies are charged with falsifying records in connection to a suicide. this

all stems from an incident at the santa rita jail in 2021. 2 deputies were monitoring an inmate who told jail staffers she planned to take her life. the deputies were supposed to check on the inmate every 30 minutes. but the da's office says surveillance video shows the deputies skip some checks sometimes for as long as an hour. and 47 minutes. the deputies are also accused of doctoring logbooks. the woman who died was set to be transferred to a psychiatric hospital. coming up on the kron 4 morning news with millions expected to fly the friendly skies this memorial day weekend. the travel tips you want to keep in mind before you head to the airport. >> plus, a south bay animal rescue now at full capacity with animals looking for forever homes. how you can lend a helping paw. >> coming up, how the boy scouts of america golden gate area council is honoring our veterans on this memorial day weekend.

>> let's take a live look now at sfo this morning where they are expecting roughly half a million travelers to go through the airport security checkpoints this holiday weekend. that's about 85% of pre-pandemic levels. so lots of people expected to fly today. the busiest travel times are expected to be in the mornings and evenings. the

travelers we spoke with, though, didn't seem to mind the crowds too much. >> i'm going to hang out with my grandchildren and put some something on the grill and have a good time going and then the white house. he laid out i said, you said. >> people are advised to book their parking as well ahead of time because the parking garages are already filling up. and it will also be a busy weekend at oakland international. check these long lines out, at least 130,000 travelers are expected to travel. the holiday weekend at this airport. so make sure you plan ahead. and let's take a look at the san jose airport friday night. this is minetta looking very busy on friday. airport officials asking everyone to arrive at least 2 hours early, be patient double check those flight times and be prepared with your travel documents so they can move and process people quickly.

>> it was just the some better clearing this so the forecast calls for its 69 by 1 o'clock by 4 at 72. a lot more cloud cover tomorrow. but an improvement on monday. a look at forecast. we come back to kron. 4 morning news kron. 4 morning news continues. paradontax blood when you brush could lead to worse over time. help stop the clock on gum disease now. parodontax toothpaste... ...is 3x more effective at removing plaque bacteria, one of the main causes of bleeding gums. parodontax. the gum experts.

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out there. but the roadway, at least from this perspective looking nice and clear. let's check in now with a day for the latest on the weather. hey, dave. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. that shot from the golden gate kind of underscores the fact that's going to be run of the problem areas today with that cloud cover, sometimes slow to clear. >> golden gate bridge, southern marin, san francisco. you know the drill. should clear out better. this is san jose state. looks like some blues trying to break through it just a little bit up there. we can see. so give a little time here. mid-fifties cover it for most of the bay. she will notice 60 going on for antioch. we've got 55 santa rosa. 53 san francisco today clears out pretty nicely, least for most of the inland spots. it looks like the night that cloud cover comes back again. and it's a pretty much camps out for much of the day. so a lot of cloud cover, unfortunately for your sunday. and that will keep it kind of mostly cloudy. in fact, the north bay me actually see some breaks there. then we get to monday morning. i know you see all that cloud cover. however, by the afternoon that should clear out. so here's the game plan here. we've got today

heavier cloud cover which to deal with. now those temperatures 60's happened at the coast. if you're lucky near 70 for the east bay shoreline, mid 70's inland. that drops a little bit tomarrow. plus, you're going to get some winds going on and run across on shore is the direction then next week, monday, we'll clear it out a bit on the cool side, but at least will clear it out here. and then by the end of the week, we're talking about inland highs approaching about 80 as we start to get into the first unofficial start of summer. so here's a look at what looks like today. 61 san francisco are called mostly cloudy and cool. 64 going on for open 73. meanwhile, for san jose and inland, we got a lot of middle 70's here. 72 for santa rosa. 61, meanwhile, for san francisco, the next couple of days here, you know, probably the better bet for clearing skies will be monday. quite a bit of cloud cover hanging around for your sunday and will build this 3 day forecast for a 7 day for you. and check out that 4 zone forecast as well. we do have some dancers coming up here a little bit. it starts off a

little slow, but then it kicks, stephanie. yeah, that's right. dave, thank you so much for that. >> kron 4 is celebrating api heritage all month long. and today we're highlighting the spirit of dance from japan. joining me live now is jeremy chen with the group ito yosa coy. terrible. jeremy, good morning to you. good morning. thank you so much for getting up. nice and early to join us. love the look. by the way, so much fun. it's so tell us a bit about your group and the dance style. yes, so we are you tell us quite were yes by dance team based in san francisco japantown. i started the group in january 2017. yes, quite is a modern japanese dance from kochi prefecture. >> it's really a dance of togetherness and community. we like to say as the dancers dance, their hearts become one of the move would make the motion wave. >> oh, that's lovely. and the dance itself has roots in japan. i imagine. can you give us a bit of a history lesson here? yeah. it started around the 1950's in kochi i believe

it started to reflect the economic prosperity at the time. so yes, quite freely and energetic dance. >> you know, it really brings community together. people of all ages and backgrounds to enjoy what you love most about it. i really like that use. the coin is versatile. it's often fuse with different dance styles, whether jazz or hip-hop, but they're still kind of a core. yes, quite element. and that's part of it. so i really enjoyed that versatility. and typically, when can one view these types of performances in japan? are they? >> it you see these types of performances at festivals or? >> yes. there's the one of the biggest us quite festivals is the coach ios climate today. so that in august. but there are also other us quite fast with all across the country. the other big section of sect hokkaido in the northern part of japan, a lovely and jeremy, how can people get involved with your dance team? we practice every friday at the japanese community culture and $0.20 of northern in the

evenings. we opening workshop on to a friday june 16th at 07:00pm. anyone is welcome to come and try fix it. and is there a message that you'd like to share with people this api heritage month? yeah. for sequoias dance of community and togetherness. to me that as a team, we really want to support the japanese american community. and for me that, you know, supporting the >> jade asian-american community very important. so we help you feel that sense of solidarity through our performance. >> all right. and tell us a bit about what you'll be performing for us today. so will be performing a piece called came out we nearly corey got this piece for the season. so we hope you enjoy. okay, wonderful. and just real quick, too. where can people catcher performances? yes. so we often perform in in japan in the peat in the japantown peace plaza. you know, for things like cherry blossom festival. me how much the street fair, etcetera. >> okay. wonderful jeremy chan with ito yosa coy, thank you so much for your time today

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>> there is a capacity crisis that many bay area animal shelters and that includes the san jose animal care centr. they have more than 900 pets in need of a home. you can either adopt or foster an animal. san jose mayor matt mahan stop by the shelter on friday. >> the great thing about foster it gives people an opportunity to try out being a pet owner having having that daily connection with an animal, which is a beautiful thing. but it is a responsibility. so people get the opportunity to to try it, see how it fits the fed and decide if that's a long-term commitment. they want to make.

>> there are kittens puppies and rabbits available for adoption right now. and you don't have to be a resident of san jose to qualify to help save a life today. so head on over to their website and take a look at the animals available. you can see that web site right there. and in san francisco, a pop-up beer and wine garden is returning to jfk problem. not just in time for summer. that's happening this weekend. golden gate park is inviting people to stop by for live music, food trucks, street art and nature. the pop-up happens on saturdays and sundays from 11:30am, to 07:30pm. and again, it's happening this weekend. and happening tomorrow. there's a special book signing at palo alto, the joy culture foundation is wrapping up api heritage month with a story reading event. it's happening sunday. and it's at the mitchell park community sen the event features readings from 11 different authors of

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>> good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. a start this half hour with a look at our forecast. it's pretty chilly waking up this morning. i know for a lot of you, dave, what are you keeping an eye on? >> -ell, you know, i keep. good morning, stephanie. good

morning, buddy. i was keep there was something. look at here. it was a san jose state and that was kind of the overcast. that's starting to clear out a little bit here. and that's the story that they're looking at will move right on. okay, onshore winds that we've got going on, bringing that marine layer, as you can see and those winds pick up a little bit of that double digits. it looks like to sullivan county a little bit. we're going to watch those more importantly tomorrow and a lot more cloud cover is going to have more of a fall like feel really tomorrow getting back in the spring. it looks like by memorial day on monday. temperature check for you. we've got a lot of those middle 50's covering a good chunk of the bay 16. meanwhile, for any off, 55 for santa rosa at the ballpark today versus the astros game time at 107. so what's the maximum daytime heating time of the day and the best we're going to muster is lower 60's and fighting a lot of cloud cover, too. considerable clouds will call a cup that west southwest wind at around 10. the game plan today least inland. we're looking for clearing out by the high noon. 69 will call by 1 o'clock by for about 72. sure, their modest highs. we've got modest

highs tomorrow. a little better on your monday. course. we'll have that extended forecast and look at the 4 zone coming up in a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you for that. >> we are just days away from memorial day, a federal holiday for honoring u.s. military members who gave their lives serving in the armed forces. and this morning, the boy scouts of america host a special flag planting ceremony in san francisco to mark the moment. let's check in now with kron four's. tiffany justice was live at the presidio cemetery with more on what's planned there today. good morning to you. tiffany. >> good morning, right? the event started about half an hour ago and the troops have dispersed at this point, but not before troop 15 at the special honor of conducting the color guard. now this is a flag planting event here at the cemetery. but the boy scouts of america, golden gate area council to honor our veterans on this memorial day weekend. >> a pretty good group out here. people around 200 for this event, but they also have a larger event on monday with

dignitaries. now today group members will be planting flags at every single headstone here at the san francisco national cemetery. boy scouts cub scouts girl scouts as well as parents here to participate. >> from throughout the bay area that come here just for this event to honor our fallen soldiers, those that sacrifice gave their lives for what we have >> now, today's event is expected to end around 1 o'clock this afternoon. monday's event called laying of flowers should start around. 09:00am reporting live to be just as kron. 4 news. alright, tiffany, thank you for that. we are now getting an early look at what the potential new a's ballpark in las vegas will look like. >> specifics of how it will be paid for, however, still remain unclear, ryan, that the has the details. >> a swing and hit it. it is glorious. nevada. senator

scott hammonds reaction to the oakland a's. first look of a potential las vegas ballpark. situated at a busy strip intersection on 9 acres listed at a capacity of 30,000 spectators with a partially retractable roof to view the las vegas skyline. however, the major league baseball rule book says stadium should faced east-northeast with no explanation why. and these renderings seemingly show it facing northwest. and the cost. 1.5 billion. but who pays that? you frequent that area. if you go there, the baseball team, then that was going to go towards paying for it. >> so it really won't affect most of the taxpayers. senator hammond on wednesday that the bill outlining finances could be introduced this weekend. he says 180 million dollars in transferable tax credits from the state in another 120 million in clark county bonds. that's 300 million in public funding altogether. a

sharp decrease from the original ask of 500 million. >> but the hitting question when will legislators see a bill making this a reality? if there's a hearing that saturday, when i don't even know where the bill will be presented, whether it's going to be the center for serve assembly. >> that was ryan that the reporting for us this morning. meantime, oakland, congressman or excuse me, oakland congresswoman barbara lee is calling the a's possible move to las vegas. extremely disheartening. she says, quote, it would be a mistake for the a's to turn their back on their passionate fan base, a brand new ballpark and the city they've called home for over half a century. she continues to say, quote, i'm hopeful the current a's ownership or a new ownership group comes back to the negotiating table to reconsider staying in oakland. the san francisco giants had a great game against the milwaukee brewers will on the road kron. 4 sports director jason dumas has more on that.

>> the giants continue their midwest road trip. they are out and milwaukee taking on the brewers. don't look now. but san francisco can go over 500 for the first time all season with a win brewers fans. they probably should just go straight to hawaii. nice necklaces. the teen got beat down second inning, giants down one. nothing drives man offer mitch haniger weaver. that ball carries all the way over that fence. 2 to one giants. now the any continues for patrick bailey who was recently caught up 4 for 5. 3 rbi has to be best game as a major leaguer makes it 3 to one giants blew it open. 7 runs in the 3rd. here's 2 of the mitch haniger. to deep right corner hits the wall. he was 3 for 5 with 4 rbi and finally threat wise. we had a rough outing on monday with 2 he made up for today. it's 3 run bomb. wisely was 2 for 5 with 3 rbi giants.

19 hits in their 15 to one they go over 500 for the first time this season. that already. that was your look at sports. all right, jason, thank you. >> and you can hear them ewing. now it's officially kitten season at a time when many shelters see an increase in adoptable cats coming in that need forever. homes. joining me live now to talk about ways you can help is these to from the humane society of silicon valley. jessica, thank you so much to have you. thank you so much for joining us back here. is you have your hands full you. my goodness. who love you brought with you today is kevin are actually part of a larger litter named after office. so there's pam light but these are 2 of the over 300 kittens that we currently have in our foster program. and my goodness, so many and

tell us a bit about kitten season. why are you seeing the surge in cases coming into the shelter right now? we are lucky slash a monkey in the in sense that have a lot of warm months. and so whenever there's more months, that means that there's little kittens being born so arc in season doesn't ever really come to a full stop season is generally referring to those warmer months when we do see larger numbers of kids being born in coming into the shelter open. haha. but they have incredible grip. think it helps to have those living they're just a bunch of fostering is so rewarding because you get to see these little ones grow up and they're just so entertaining to watch. they it's better than any sort of tv what we can really watch these guys play all day. but tell us a bit, too. you know, you mentioned fostering right. so how great is the demand for fostering and how can people express their interest if they want to get involved? yes, a lot of these kids when they do come into the shelter, they're

way too young to go up for adoption. so fostering really is the only option for it's not great for them to grow up in a shelter environment. if we want them to be great. little friendly. kiddos, growing up in a foster home is going to be kind of best option for them, especially for the little ones that some help eating or really grown up big and strong. foster really are needed during kitten season so that we can continue to provide lifesaving care for for all creatures, big and small. and for those watching right now who are interested in adopting, first of all, what should people know about bringing a cat into their home and other things they should be doing to prepare their and if you know, you have any concerns or hesitations fostering is a great kind of first step before adoption because you get to try it out. you get to see, you know, which kittens kind of speak to you and which personality type speak to get to see if that care is something that that you can commit to on a longer term scale. but the great thing about fostering kittens is that they are really portable and they are. i'm really compact. don't really take up too much space in your

house and the whole litter box thing. that's an instinct. you don't even have to train them to do that. the kind of ready, or very grace. they're very it definitely early they that they're comfortable waking up being up in the early hours of the morning was just put it that way. well, and fostering, you know, will make really great social kittens like this. not every kitten gets to go and be in the news and meet a bunch of people. fostering is going to ensure that these guys are up to some really social lovely family pets. and tell us to about the process for adopting as a certain criteria people have to me. yeah. all of our available animals are going to be on our website which is h s s v dot org and actually starting june 15th will have a secondary adoption location opening on thursdays fridays saturdays and sundays. at our petco west san jose location but all you need is to come in with the and you can go home with a kitten. same art auctions team is really great deal. provide

you with whatever advice, resources that you might need to set you up on the path to success with your and even send you home a little bit of the food that we've been feeding at the shelter to get you guys severe is that easy transition will come out sight as well. some if they're you know, we try to include everything in that option. so microchips vaccines, spay neuter that all included art auction okay. wonderful. and what is the adoption fee? option fee is one 75 for one kitten and it's $100 for each additional can. because kittens definitely go best so they like we read what to do in encourage that as much as possible. and as you can see, they're kind of wrestling and playing with each other and they're just loving right? it's so great to see that. in terms of what, yes, i feel like you pretty much covered a lot of it here you know, other any other type south animals that are also available for a dot. oh, yeah, better really in need of that for everyone. as you mentioned, the san jose shelter, which is one of our partner shelters and and one

of our neighbors is full animal. so these kids actually came from the same as a shelter. we're helping them out a lot, you know, a lot of their kittens in animal. so honestly, anything that anyone can do at this point in time when it comes adoption or fostering is going to be a huge help. all the shelters in the bay area ape really, really fall right now. anything we can do to get these guys into homes, whether that is permanently or temporarily through foster is going to be just a huge win. okay, wonderful. well, jessica, thank you so much for joining us here today. really appreciate you bringing it was kevin and michael have been michael, we're just having a blast the kron. 4 news think they have the best time here. ice, just guess what may have had today for more information. again, the website. h s s v dot org. ok, perfect. just because of these the silicon the humane society of silicon valley. thank you for being here. thanks for having we'll be right back. >> it's more entertaining and watching online actually, it's

great for a home and lots and the next on until we have a lot of cloud coverage you can see across most of the bail, though in the south bay looks like they're seeing the skies open up a little bit. a look at that weekend forecast for zone and extended to you. keep it here.

annika. i found the bomb. ok johann. there should be a blue wire and a yellow wire. cut the blue one. they're both blue! visionworks. see the difference. >> all right. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. we're taking a live look now at the bay bridge this morning

and looks like a lot of people driving under some pretty cloudy skies. some cold conditions out there. dave, what are you keeping an eye on? okay. bomb bomb good morning 7. good morning, everybody. a little bit with some clearing patches trying to work in here in some parts of the bay area's you can see towards our south of the peninsula. but >> a lot of cloud cover up north through the golden gate in san francisco. but we do have this area that's usually very stubborn to clear out. that's going to be the case again today, too. how about this down here in san jose state seeing some blue skies appearing on through breaking up some of that cloud cover. if you're headed to tahoe this weekend, it's going to be very reminiscent of summer except maybe reduce those temps, maybe about 60 going on for highs monday, tuesday got the chance of the afternoon evening thundershowers. this is being agitated a little bit too low off towards our east in the rockies. it's going to drive this after this system gets here tomorrow from our vantage point, could be a lot of cloud cover tomorrow. cooler temps. but it's going to have bigger impact off towards the rockies. on the backside, obviously around tahoe numbers are coming in

the mid 50's for most of the bay's. you can say 60 going on for antioch. 55 santa rosa. not any movement we haven't seen yet. still a little early 58 going on for san jose will gloomy out here to half moon bay too. so heavier clouds going on around the bay mild inland. we got the coast at about 60 or so. i folks 70 or so going on around the east bay shoreline, mid 70's inland. tomorrow, we reduce everybody and then warm up a little bit towards the end of the week. futurecast for what's going on here. again, this traffic that we have to make note of this system comes through tomorrow. we clear out for monday a bit and then towards the end of next week, high pressure builds again. and you what that means. temperatures climb and away. we go up to the upper 70's to about 80 or so 4 zone forecast coverage of the saturday. 61, san francisco upper 50's along the coast. 64 going on for burning again to the southwest right foster city, 67 palo alto. 71 in the south bay. we have mid 70's east bay shoreline at about 70 inland

approaching the mid 70's. don't forget but it's taking a haircut tomorrow. 71 for a walnut creek over lee. 62 complements of those winds. 72 fairfield, napa. it's 68 since 72 for santa rosa. you know, we're still in spring. it still may. it's not a memorial day yet. so we have variety spring like weather. there's the nice warm up happening towards the end. we do have to share this with some cloud cover in for the bay. we've got mid to upper 60's working here towards the end of the week. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you so much. >> we continue our celebration of api heritage month here at kron 4 with a look at bollywood dance, a vibrant, theatrical form of expression, scene and celebrated in many indian films. joining us live at a talk about the dance and its cultural significance is adt, a vital ardis artistic director and founder of drew's of dance and award-winning bay area dance school. good morning to you you in the morning. thank you for having me here. of course, i understand you got up at 5.30, to join us. so we appreciate

quite the drive from the south bay where your organization is based. yes, well, okay. so there are so many different forms of dance in india. tell us a bit about bollywood dance. how you got involved. >> i cited action in had a company before this. but in 2009 that bollywood is not just about dance. it's also about the indian culture we want to show we want to show the union story. so a lot of fire influence is based off on the act. so in 2009 i started the company goes of dance. the goal is to provide light and point dance to that i have been influenced a lot. >> and tell us a bit about what sets bollywood dance apart from other forms of expression in india. >> so one is that additional foam, which is very, very beautiful. it's been if a cousins of years, yes, and vote is more of a modern interpretation of what that and of course, it's really not a bollywood isn't coin name out of the indian film it's

actually the hindi film industry it's also a lot of influence from the best. so we've taken the best from the best. and then after that to the east and tied to create our own unique version of of indian dance form. >> they get. and how did bollywood dance become such a celebrated part of indian culture? it really feels like a unique aspect of the fabric of life. there. >> yes, because bollywood dancing is one of those things that connects to the masses of india. it is the it is the primary fall of fame detainment in and also the music is so high and that people love of the music, high energy, colorful. it's just such a treat to see. yes. and of course, you know, the the youth of the nation, they love representing end of a different format and abuse to the vest as well as the east >> and we actually did see some recognition of bollywood dance at the academy awards. this past a few months ago. i yeah, them on and very glad that it is. there.

>> a south asian about from representation truly winning that competition. so it's really good for >> tell us to about the are there certain dance moves that are that that are sort of standard to bollywood dance that you maybe you could kind of walk us through a little bit or is is the that can cause the goats to and then the dipping step, which is very, very common in bollywood. okay. there's a lot of influence of the north, which is the status of the bunker. >> as well as from the rest of india, which is good dropped. and now the new thing, which is that the he sees the south of india coming in in a big this time that the cycle co 2 and all of these media styles that are actually and the firm out had that specific style of dancing. very interesting. so taking aspects from all these different parts of india. >> and incorporating that into bollywood. yes, very stressed. and we might see some of that in our performances coming up in just a minute here. but,

you know, one of my last question is here for you is do have a message for people. this api heritage month. he's from from the the indian dance homes. time standpoint, i would say that it is more than just dancing. it's also communicating stories. most of our stories are our musical based. we do social causes such as human a motion, right? we do >> and in goal here is to communicate the story through dance. it's not just a dance form. it's also the ability to dutch people's heart and to expand apd write a generation of people. >> as well you know, maintaining out headed to >> and and show you can beautiful moment. >> yes, very good. and it. where can people get some more do you do public performances as well? yes, we do need lot of them. >> just finished a performance of people found that the nba we've been doing that we use in our old people from national hockey league halftime shows on the national

competition in new york. broadway. congratulations. yes. people to fund at cannes festival. so we get all over the place and making sure that you're, you know, showcasing a across the united states. wonderful and to tell us a bit about what you'll be performing for us today. >> so it's a very beautiful piece the first piece is about the second piece high energy, bollywood dancing. so you that's what i get to see today. all right. we look forward to seeing it. thank you so much. detail patel, artistic director and owner of gruza of dance based in the bay area. thank you for being much, stephanie, for having. all right. let the ladies take it away.

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>> happening today, day 2 of the bottle rock music festival kicks off in napa valley as always. this year's festival features food shopping, a garden area and even a spa

headliners today are lizzo and duran duran. this year's festival is sold out. but if you still want to go, there is a ticket exchange or you can put your name on a list if the tickets become available, you might have a shot. you can get more information on the bottle rock website. if you're hungry, like the wolf of that. there you go. all right. well, the open library kicks off their summer reading challenge today. it is open to kids, teens and adults each age category has their own prizes up for grabs. a nintendo switch chromebooks even a $500 gift certificate to a local bike shop. all you have to do is sign up and read books for a chance to win dave while so what was your favorite kind of reading material when you were like that? he did what? every little little house on the prairie. >> by laura ingalls that that was ok, yeah. when i was yeah. remember that, right? yeah. also tv showing that movie. i think so. ok? and nancy drew. interest and the hardy boys.

he's at the different. it was all directed the selection the and what was it for well, the great haha wasn't actually fiction. unlike narrative ok? my father, who was a science teacher, was always. >> david, you should get more into fiction. it's it tells how people think. and was this value to that. i know there is i'm sorry. let your majors hate me. anyway. 7 day forecast. stefanie here. shocked by that anyway, got 70's going on all of next week and they were cover towards the end of the week. your 3 day holiday. what's the you're asking monday on balance. it's going to be warmers for everybody. >> that's clearing the winds won't be as nuisance oriented as we're going to be little bit on sunday by saturday today we're talking about some cloud cover. we have the kind of clear out a little bit too. >> to get the hypothesis book. that's fine. i'm not judging any >> thanks very much, david. it for us here at the weekend news. i'm stephanie lin and from all of us. thank you so much for joining us. we'll see you back here tomorrow morning. starting at 7.

it's memorial day weekend in the united states so it's time for spring to make way for the golf days of summer and for the liv golf league to reach its halfwayge