to help make sure her income lives as long as she does. the younger you are, the more you need aarp. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> all right. good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it is sunday. may the 28th and we

are, of course, covering a lot of news for you today. let's get started by looking at the weather with dave sphar. pretty chilly out there day. >> this is true. good stephanie. good morning, everybody. and the important point to make it's going to be a little shocked of the system because coupled with all of this, we're going have the overcast skies basically all day for all parts and those temperatures will be reduced even though it's the unofficial start of summer. here's a quick look at what the radar is like. there's a couple splotches that are appearing on here. but remember, this is going through some dry air. so the way we're going to phrase it is they'll be some patches of drizzle most likely in areas that are very sensitive to get touches along the coast. you have a thick marine layer, the kind of help out a little bit. but the thumb on the scale. so i hope you can wash your car yesterday. maybe get a little bit of drizzle on a potentially today, but overcast as which you can bank on. and this is going to be a morning phenomena we're going to deal with. but this cloud cover, unfortunately is not that san jose state. and you can see just socked in with all the cloud cover winds right now on shore. it will be a bit of a %reezy in spots

you'll see into the teens and even 20's mid-fifties the temperature check. 58 going on for antioch, but don't expect a lot of mercury movement today, even though with the cloud cover, we're couple degrees ahead of yesterday. so cloudy, cloudy, cloudy, and you get 60's just about all locations, even well inland. there is, however, hope for your tomorrow, however. so keep that girl ready as temperatures start to warm, starting tomorrow, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> happening right now, the california highway patrol is on maximum enforcement this memorial day weekend. kron four's philippe djegal reports on the increase in officers on the roadways and what they're keeping an eye out for. >> the california highway patrol is intentionally more visible. this extended memorial day weekend with millions hitting the roadways. the chp is balancing the increased traffic with more officers to crack down on poor driving, hopefully with the public. just seen us that will change certain people's habits or >> deter them from morning to speed a little bit more because they see an officer

answering that phone call checking that facebook page, hopefully putting on their seat belt when they see us. so that will deter them and obviously help them. also through late monday night, the chp is in a period of maximum enforcement officer custodio lopez says last year across the state, the chp made nearly 900 dui arrests during this holiday weekend. during the same period last year, 45 people lost their lives >> crashes and it increased 30% compared to 2021. take simple steps to save lives. if you choose to consume alcohol or drugs, better to pay $100 for your uber or lyft. and always tell everybody, hey, texans are still around. if you take the train, hoping to somebody who can walk with you or the best thing that i tell everybody is just think about your festivities. there's always a family member or friend that's there. that usually doesn't drink. how about we utilize them to and don't forget to bubble up and put it on leap blonde revenue.

and i think correctly. >> new this morning, all lanes are back open on highway 4 in pittsburgh after a fatal crash last night. it happened near bailey road around 11:14pm. preliminary reports to chp. so a crash happened between a motorcycle and a white sedan. the chp is now investigating. police arrested 2 women accused of stealing $50,000 worth of merchandise in santa rosa. the theft happened at the sunglasses hut at santa rosa plaza. investigators say the entire operation involved 6 men or other says 6 women and a man. this is a look at some of the merchandise recovered by santa rosa police officers arrested ariana tory study ms be of san francisco. the pair of suspects face several charges including robbery, organized retail, theft and conspiracy. the remaining suspects are still on the loose.

>> video shows a boat rescue in san francisco. the coast guard says the vessel lost its mast due to poor weather on wednesday. 3 people were on board. no one was hurt. in national news. president biden and speaker of the house kevin mccarthy reached an agreement to raise the country's debt ceiling and cut government spending. the deal ends a monthslong stalemate. now congress must approve the package to prevent the u.s. from defaulting on its loans. the treasury secretary has said the u.s. has until june 5th, the for the country runs out of money to pay its bills. speaker mccarthy calling the bill a compromise. >> after weeks of negotiations, we have come to an agreement in principle. we still have a lot of work to do. but i believe this is agreement in principle that's worthy of the american people. >> the tentative deal would raise the debt limit for 2 years and cap spending. it would also advanced energy projects and add more work requirements for food stamp

recipients. president biden calling the agreement good news for the american people. >> happening now, bart trains will not run between the rockbridge and stations today or tomorrow. this is so crews can do track work on the yellow line. bus shuttles will be available between the stations. you can expect up to 30 minute delays. happening this morning. the grand parade of the carnival san francisco festival is set to kick off in the city's mission district, celebrating latin american and african culture four's. tiffany justice is live at the festival with more. and tiffany, how's it looking out there right now? >> it's starting to get busy. this is a starting point for the grand parade which is set to kick off around 9.30 this morning. the floats are supposed to line up behind does on bryant street. some of the low rider cars have already arrived this morning. so the parade will start here at the corner of 24th and bryant street proceed mission street and head north on mission to 15th street, then

turn east 15th and end on south van ness. we're anticipating thousands of people here at carnivals after cisco. they estimate this weekend's two-day event will track pre-pandemic audience is around 400,000 people. >> and all along that route, people will be having fun, partying and organizers say admission to this parade is free. >> this event's theme this year is 45 years of music and movement. and with that, they say that it was chosen to honor the many artists who have shaped this multicultural and multigenerational celebration. so again, this parade will start at 9.30 today. they'll be performances, vendors, food, everything you need to have to have a good time reporting live to be justice kron. 4 news. all right. sounds like it's going to be a great time. thank you so much for that. to me. >> let's take a look at the list of street closures. there's quite a few as you can see on your screen there tied to the parade and all of them

are in the mission district. take a good look at your screen. this does affect motorcycle and car parking again. these are street closures tied to sf card of all the streets will be closed until 02:00am tomorrow. today marks the final day of the sold-out bottle rock music festival in napa valley. >> on saturday, the gates open at just before noon with music fans racing in to snag some front row seats. the festival featured food shopping, of course, live performances tomorrow night would tank land. lil nas x and the red hot chili peppers close out the festival. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news. more pain at the pump. how much you can expect to pay when you fill up your gas tank this weekend. plus, less people are experiencing homelessness in sonoma county. what officials say helped bring that number down and why critics say the count. >> did not include everyone. and after the break, why this new report says we could be

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>> all right. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. we're taking a live look now at the bay bridge. and you can see in american flag out this enter their it's kind of being pushed about by the wind. so not too heavy of a breeze. this memorial day weekend at this hour. but looking quite gray and overcast out there day. >> yeah, more of that to come, stephanie. today. it's not at all feeling like the time of year at all as we have a cool treat going on today and actually temperatures will be some some somewhat subdued

next week, even with a lot of sunshine at work. i want to point out the radar real quick. there are a couple splotches use a no ice. a little line up here up in the north bay appearing. that's what the radar is seeing. however, it has to go through some dry air with this. so it has some help around marine layer where it's already moist. it may managed to make it to the ground with some coastal drizzle and some drizzle and the east bay shoreline possible. this is all morning part of the program that afternoon, replace it with cloudy skies hand more of the same with temperatures on the cool side today. here's handles a state to give an idea even inland. we're looking at lots of cloud cover forecast today keeps that overcast cold drizzle for san francisco at 60 62 for oakland. we'll throw some drizzle in their early on. and then for san jose about 68 in cloudy, cool in those temps the 60's. pretty good, though. that's 10 degrees up from where they stand now at 58 60 going on for antioch up to the north bay. we have mid 50's at work here. 54 for san francisco there. the onshore winds. they would testify a little bit today. generally speaking, the heaviest winds

will be right across the golden gate up through solano county parking. a straight with the numbers will pop a little bit this afternoon. all of the onshore direction acting is that climate a factor here? we have a to future cast for an cloud cover. go away. it's here all day today. however, tomorrow starting off on a cloudy note, true. but then by the afternoon, opening up pretty nicely. still going to have some problem areas the fog and so forth along the coast. but at least it'll open up nicely for folks in london and throughout much of the bay. and we'll see those temperatures return to the 70's and many parts still on the east bay shoreline. lot of 60's, though, today, cloudy, patchy drizzle, cool 60's. that's just about everywhere going on. so the microclimates not too impressive. today, memorial day early clouds. nice, though, into the afternoon. mild temps, though, cool in spots, though. we've got 70's inland and then we warm up all week long popping near about 80 or so come the end of the week to the street this week later this week. one on we should be popping your about 80 towards the end of the week. highs today only about 70 for antioch, upper

60's. you can see and all the east bay there. 75 santa rose also were worth noting. 68 meanwhile for san jose and there you have it for the next couple of days. monday. that's the morning cloud cover break into the afternoon in fog and sun for your tuesday. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you for that update. >> santa rosa police are investigating after a confrontation between 2 men at a local cemetery. it happened early saturday morning. the suspect, alejandro guerrero bargain is accused of pointing a gun at a man and firing that gun at the ground at santa rosa memorial park cemetery. police arrested him. he is accused of assault with a deadly weapon and having other items in his possession, including brass knuckles, a dagger and a collapsible baton. the fbi is now joining the investigation into a toxic dust release at the bar teen as refinery. this comes 6 months after that refinery sent 24 tons of toxic dust containing heavy metals over the city of martinez and

surrounding communities. fbi teams have been canvassing neighborhoods this week visiting homes and speaking with residents, a report by the contra costa county health department is expected june 6, which will focus on slow collection data from 14 different locations. in a statement, martinez refinery says, quote, we are aware of the doj investigation and as a matter of policy do not comment to legal pending legal matters, rather, we are cooperating with all relevant agencies, including with respect to any ongoing investigations related to this incident. we would, however, like to take this opportunity to apologize again to the martinez community for the spent catalyst released on november. 24th. we have thoroughly investigated the incident to identify appropriate corrective actions and we are committed to implementing them. that statement goes on to say. and we celebration of api heritage month here at kron. 4 good times and good company is the inspiration for an oakland-based asian-inspired craft brewery called oak a

beer. >> kron four's dan thorn has a closer look at the korean brand and beverage. >> a social lubricant with thousands of years of history, beer is a true love and a lot of fun for young one lee. sorry. haha. love it. i drink it every haha. it takes a lot of work to keep my weight. haha as it is. >> lee is the ceo of the aptly named craft brewery doe-kai-beer the labels and glasses featuring these playful creatures from korean folklore. the name comes from korea. mythical creature. also give you. >> that likes to eat, drink and hang out with people and usually what they do is they eye and objects during the daytime. they come out at night and hang out. >> okay. beer got its start at maybe the worst time to break into business at the outset of the covid-19 pandemic, a challenging time for everyone, but especially difficult for asian owned businesses who

also contended with a rise in hate crimes. that was pretty challenging, especially. i mean. >> you know, i grew here so i was more exposed to. you know, sort of racism runs my wife. she immigrated to the states about 5 years ago. so it was very new to her to really face that as an adult. another obstacle has been competing in a predominantly white 2021 survey done by the brewers association shows asian representation is near the bottom with just 2% of craft breweries being asian owned for doe-kai-beer. the idea of diversifying the craft beer world. >> is intoxicating. it doesn't have to be. >> you know, why do with beard? could be some jean guy like me, but still make something that's different and unique. >> experimenting with flavors like kimchi sour. rice kolsch and use a blonde lee is changing the game. >> there's no such thing as like asian is for craft beer. that's like it's kind of

hybrid of asian culture with traditional about craft beer and we're kind of unique on us. you know, the controversial one is our country's sour. it's obviously a lot of people get scared of the concept or the name of it. and it what is that? can i just just don't give me a lot. just came in just a little to taste it. >> so that is what i did. so a lot of people are actually scared to try not scary and not the sound of progress from driving hundreds of miles a day to deliver beers door to door, to taking over federation brewing in jack london square. lee's 3 year-old upstart is booming and the first, but hopefully not the last korean owned brewery in oakland. >> we want to bring diversity to the craft beer industry. we want to bring innovation, young ones doing that. with these really amazing beers that are taking, you know, classic styles and and putting a fun new twist on them, which is and they taste. i'm great

like that was the first thing i notice about the company. >> and okay, pierre is just getting started. the existence of our brand is, you know, represents diversity. i think. >> representing, you know who we are and adding the diversity also inspires a lot of people to try something different in oakland, dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> looking delicious. thanks so much for that report. dan. well, still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news car break-ins caught on camera in the central valley. the possible bay area connection.

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>> welcome back. 7.25. this sunday morning. taking a live look now at the golden gate bridge this morning. where looks like a lot of people are actually choosing to sleep in at this hour. not too much traffic on the roadways. it's looking a little gloomy out there, too. the bridge parking lots will be closed from 11:00am to 05:00pm on weekends and holidays. a reminder there. the change runs until october 8th to help reduce traffic congestion in the area. personal vehicles will not be allowed to park at the wellcome cent or southeast lot or the caltrans vista point northeast lot. but tour buses, taxis and rideshare cars are allowed to keep that in mind.

there is a californians are expected to travel this memorial day weekend. just look at that right there with many planning to hit the roadways. let's take a look at gas prices around the bay area right now. napa and santa rosa coming in at 4.99, close to $5 there. san francisco for 98 sandra fell for 93 and oakland for 84 in vallejo, fairfield in san jose. gas prices are the lowest at around 4.81. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, new developments in the a's moved to las vegas. the bill that's now on the table to bring the team to sin city.

>> welcome back. >> to the kron. 4 morning news. thank you so much for joining us. this beautiful sunday. let's start this half hour with a look at the forecast with dave sphar. good morning, dave. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and we're dealing with a little bit of a rain showers trying to happen aloft a bit very, very modest, though, but it's going through a layer of some dry air, too. so no guarantee you actually get it. but we'll keep drizzle. >> patches there of in the early morning forecast here and then afternoon, we're going to mostly sunny mode. i'm sorry that most the clearing out that patchy drizzle to stay cloudy with those winds going on and modest temperatures to show you what it looks like now, this, the east bay shoreline in the fog of the cloud cover. we talked about. but the cloud cover is being felt even well inland this morning as well. there's your onshore winds in place going to be most apparent, probably run the

carquinez strait a little bit later on this afternoon, getting into the 20's and maybe even popping near 30 temperatures thus far where the mid-fifties over most of the geography, 60 for antioch. 55 up there to santa rosa at the it's going to be chilly. more like a football game today. 107, game time 60 for your high. so to speak and cloudy and chilly with a west southwest wind at about 10 next next couple of hours. we're at 59 11 by 2. were 62 in a bit. we'll take a look at the 4 zone forecast. don't expect too much for it, but the extended. we'll show you what it looks like for monday and into next week. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you for that update. >> a new report out of sonoma county says homelessness numbers are down. 22% there kron four's grant gayle ong has more on what might be driving that drop. >> sonoma county's latest point in time. count of people experiencing homelessness has dropped 22% this year. >> we go out in the in the wee hours of the morning before the sun comes up. about 150 people participated. this

count, some of them are are homeless individuals themselves that to, you know, know where people might be found that share of sonoma county supervisors, chris coursey credits collaborating with other jurisdictions of the county. we also have a an influx of available housing vouchers that came to us during the pandemic. >> that helped us subsidize rental housing for a few 100 people. according to the county. this year's countdown, 2,266 individuals experiencing homelessness. >> compared to 2,893 in 2022. any fall. and as founder of homeless action, sonoma, a nonprofit aim to end homelessness in the city of sonoma says the county's latest report is under counted. most people don't want to be found in a lot of them don't they're not going to be revised or course he understands the skepticism. people don't necessarily see that change because they're

homeless people on our streets. >> you know, we these numbers are big it's a big drop. there are still big numbers out on our streets where the 2000 and mckinsey and company study reports on any given night. >> 38,000 individuals in the bay area are homeless and increase of 35% since 2019 back in february. sonoma county's board of supervisors declared a shelter crisis in the county that allowed them to clear an encampment of the job or do to trail in santa rosa and move to some of the people living on the trail on county property. but those people were not included in this year's count this month, sonoma county approved 7.14 million dollars in grants for community development projects. the funding will help. the land is nonprofit now including navigation cener, something she says is necessary to address homelessness for a client. it's really difficult if they don't have a phone if they don't have the computer, if they can make an appointment made a lot of homeless people have anger issues because they get so frustrated with their

lies and in and >> they see no way out. and one of the things that happens often and i do really totally understand. it is a break. their own car when she breaks down this typical scenario. happy to help you, but whether to go behavior, health of the next office and behavioral sitting down. so, you know, why did you break the window? and that that was so well, you know, i have been able to see my children because i have these legal issues so they go away to go over and see attorneys on so with legal aid. >> later this summer, the county plans to release the second part of the report which will have numbers broken down by demographic areas. people are seeking shelter and where they lived before they became homeless. gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> police arrested a suspect in the east bay accused of following someone store to store before breaking into their car in stockton as reporter karma dickerson

learned some of the stolen items were being sold in richmond. >> we've all heard it before. be careful not to leave valuables in your car. she put the laptop on the we're bored in the back seat because the would-be thief might get lucky. it was out of public view and she walked her vehicle. but in this case, according to investigators, very creepy luck had nothing to do with it. she had been stock after making the purchase of up a black lexus suv pulls into the lincoln center parking lot in stockton, april, 1st surveillance video shows a gray sedan pull up alongside it shortly. afterwards, the driver peaks in the car. >> leaves and comes back in less than 15 seconds. he breaks the rear window climbs in, grabbed the laptop and drives off when the victim returned and saw no other cars have been broken into. she suspected with san joaquin sheriff's investigators say they later confirmed the video shows the person in the end, the vehicle that was responsible and >> followed the victim out of the best buy and followed her

in the number 2 lane of travel all the way to the lincoln center's detective steven jacobson says they were able to identify the suspect. a man from richmond name deshaun allen arrest him and search his phone. he had photographed are stolen laptop, including its serial number. and this is the part that sheds light on what many theft victims are left, wondering what happens to my stolen items and he had senate too his fence, that fence reseller of stolen items says jacobson was hernandez ochoa, owner of or max shop in richmond. we were able to go into the negotiations and see the negotiations based on telephone communications between the 2 are victim paid $1419 for the laptop at a best buy. okay. so our feet. >> then stole the to the fence skokie, illinois, for $1100.

but that was just the beginning inside the richmond pawnshop. jacobson says they found hundreds of items including laptops, cameras, watch it. we found a laptop computer that may belong to her. detectives have been calling all over the country, trying to connect the suspected stolen items with the rightful during we have not been able to find one legitimate item that has been pond at this point. allen ochoa are the only ones who have been charged with stealing and selling these items that the investigation is not over. we think that was the one guy out lake county is responsible for those hundreds apps not. >> and that was karma dickerson reporting for us this morning. police arrested a suspect in connection to 2 flower shop break-ins in san mateo around 03:00am saturday. investigators say the burglar alarm went off at all. sam floral company on el camino police say a man shot out the front glass door of the business with a bb gun and left 2 cash registers on the sidewalk. this happening not far from the san mateo florist

and gift store where someone shattered a glass door and stole a cash register thursday night. the suspect in custody is accused of 2 counts of burglary. this week, nevada lawmakers introduced a bill proposing 380 million dollars in public funding to build the a's proposed ballpark in las vegas. the nevada state senate session ends june 5th. so there should be more news by then. unless lawmakers decide to call a special session, the park would cost an estimated 1.5 billion dollars. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. the san francisco giants on a roll in milwaukee. details coming up. >> and lawmakers gather for the state democratic convention and top of mind. >> election 2020 for all the highlights from that group highlights from that group event. coming up.

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brewers. i'm not talking about this cute little but they're hoping to get their ace logan webb that him to a win. >> we'll pick it out in the 7th inning whether the giants were up one, nothing. victor laces. a 2 out shot down the line in rice who scores and mike throws caratini out at second. but the damage is done. game tied at a run apiece. but the giants come right back in the top of the 8th haniger cranks a 2 run homer way out to centerfield his 4th of the season. giants go up. >> 3, 2, one and come. you look of all closes it out to record his 14th, save of the season. giants win it 3 to one. and they've already taken the series. now they look for this week one more game in milwaukee. >> that's it for sports. back to you. >> okay. hope it's not the year without a summer going on here. but here's a look at temperatures for today. 60's scratch in a couple 70's scratch in a couple 70's there. we'll take a look

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nice shot going on there. it doesn't look to be too, too cloudy, although that's still in the game plan is what we're looking at here is the east bay shoreline. you can see all that fog hanging around the cloud cover and all that jazz. now, if you are speaking travels, headed up to got some bad news for you. showers, thunder showers tomorrow. tuesday, wednesday and by the way, the once tomorrow and tomorrow night, particularly going to be the most intense and heavy rain is possible with this action have any flash flood watches or anything of that posted. but the u.s. melting snow with all of this, too. temps in the lower 60. so it's almost like a summertime pattern. so maybe that's the unofficial start to summer. 60 going on for antioch right now. we've got 55 for santa rosa. 54 san francisco in mid 50's. you can see off there to the east bay. so again, today we have the cloud cover going on. some patchy drizzle early on. cool 60's tomorrow. bumping up a bit here. got mid 70's inland will approach about 70 along the east bay shoreline and generally speaking pretty nice after the early clouds. and then for this week, pretty much mostly sunny and

gradually warming 80, perhaps by the week end. in the longer range forecast. there you see the showers and thunder showers in the mountains occur. we get a break starting tomorrow and through a good portion of the week ahead. funny stretch to dry up up there. and you can see we warm up throughout the end of the week. that's the pattern there. 60 san francisco upper 50's. we'll do it along the coast. 62 for burlingame, not a lot of variety here that will get some mid 60's down south and the south bay, some upper 60's east bay shoreline mid-sixties tri valley. meanwhile, 69 or so livermore pleasanton at 67 average. high temperatures should be maybe a decade above that. 67 for walnut creek. 61 for berkeley, 62 napa. 67, we'll do about 75 for santa rosa. well, spring does this. it's inconsistent in the middle article. summer also starts this week coming up. but there you have it. upper 70's by the time we finish off this week, although remains chilly at the coast, 70. all right, dave, thank you for that update.

>> thousands of democrats across california are gathering this weekend for the annual state party convention and top of mind, election 2024. capitol correspondent eytan wallace spoke one-on-one with the major democratic candidates running for u.s. senate. >> well, the candidates had an opportunity to meet with thousands of people here now less than a year and a half until california voters decide who should become their next u.s. senator. it was yet another full day at the california democratic party annual state convention. more than 2,500 people on hand to hold party meetings and hear from high-profile democrats, including governor gavin newsom and former house speaker nancy pelosi, california demotratic party. but much of the focus turning to election 2024. those chance for these 3 u.s. senate candidates congressmembers katie porter, adam schiff and

barber each hoping to replace the retiring dianne feinstein. i in a short moment of unity shift and met up at this convention. but otherwise, this is the campaign trail. each candidate explaining why he or she is the one best to serve to a first. the senate does not have a voice like mine in the senate. barbara lee says the senate lacks any black women. something she says is crucial for representation. inequality has a lot of legs and i want people to understand that i'm not running this campaign for myself, but for them a long time. congress member from oakland lee says her record of casting the sole vote against the afghanistan war declaration proves she's an independent thinker ready for the senate. i think it's important to look at a record of candidates see what they've done and how they have to deliver for the people. record is exactly what adam schiff says he's proud of over his 2 plus decades in congress of help deliver light rail help deliver an early earthquake warning system for the state. >> up-to-date textbooks in schools, a patient bill of rights, californians are looking mostly for someone that will help them solve

problems. >> that's what i've been doing in the house. that's women do in the senate and be on those issues. schiff argues voters should take into account his work against former president donald j. trump including his lead prosecutor during trump's first impeachment trial. i do think the leadership demonstrate sets me in that. >> our democracy has been a deep risk in the last several years. and, you know, i stepped up to lead a took on one of the most. >> a powerful of bullies in the country. and i would do it again if i have to. but on that note of experience, it's orange county congresswoman katie porter, who argue she's uniquely qualified as a single mother raising children. so in a very, very personal way, i see the challenges that we're facing now. and i see the future of california. my kids are worried as are so many of us about whether they're going to be able to to live in california, whether they're going to buy a house in california. >> what's going to happen with regard to climate change. she says that experience as a single mother inspires her to fight for people like her, the billionaires and corporate special interests have too much power in washington and

they are getting their way in washington. whether leaving families behind, including california. and so that's what this race is about. >> it's about being willing to shake up the status quo in washington to make sure that the senate and the house the congress works better for everyday californians. >> and all candidates tell me they are just getting started. they plan to take their campaigns across the entire state throughout this election. reporting in downtown tom wallace. kron. 4 news. >> and as you just saw, their former house speaker nancy pelosi delivered the keynote address at this year's convention during her remarks saturday. she said the upcoming election will come down to voter turnout and enthusiasm. >> what about politics? it's about. policy and it's about people and we have to turn out our people. >> are you ready for a great democratic that >> governor gavin newsom also addressed attendees. as you can see, they're taking the opportunity to go after leaders in red states.

>> our freedoms and liberties which are under attack across this country. and right states large and small. the rights revolution is now writes regression in states like florida and texas and indiana. and we need to stand tall as democrats. >> all right. well, more than a dozen protest excuse me. more than 2 dozen protesters demanding a statewide universal health care system tried to shout down the governor during his speech. as you can see there. and while newsom said he appreciated the right to protest, he did not directly address the demonstrators demands. dozens of immigrants and worker rights advocates rallied outside the la convention. senator where newsom gave his speech at that convention. the group called on newsom to include undocumented workers in the state budget by giving them access to unemployment

insurance during an economic turn down. >> the group described the hardships they endured during the pandemic and ongoing climate change impacts in agriculture. >> we know that have been impacted and they can go to work because of all this emergencies that happen. and yet, john buchan, many dupont review of 3.7 million dollars in taxes to our economy. yet we don't have access to unemployment benefit. >> the safety net for all coalition sponsor this rally, that group works to expand programs for immigrant programs for immigrant workers. we'll be right back. no matter what type of dog you have... or, cat you have... frontline® plus lets you take them everywhere... no matter how you define it. frontline®. the #1 name in flea and tick protection.

>> welcome back. the little mermaid swam to the top of the box office bringing in 38 million dollars on opening day. there goes that fish. it's expected to make between one 2130 million dollars over the holiday weekend. that's a lot of money. the remake starring halle berry bailey as prince's ariel had a 250 million dollar production budget. and in the south bay fan, i'm a con is happening this weekend in san jose. this is for action-packed days. we're talking about at the convention centr phil, that cost play speaker panels and more a fun. the new bart mascots even made their big debut at the event as well. sounds like a lot of fun.

well, still ahead on the next hour of the kron, 4 morning news, chp, i'm maximum enforcement this holiday weekend. but officers are keeping an eye out for. >> plus, president biden reaches a tentative deal with house speaker mccarthy to raise the country's debt ceiling. the response from both sides of the aisle. and it's that time of year again for san francisco card of all we take a closer look at the fun. plus, a preview of today's big parade coming up. stay with us. the kron 4 morning news continues with morning news continues with those stories and more.

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>> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it is sunday may 28 and we're covering so much news for you today. >> let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning, dave. stephanie, good morning. and good morning, everybody off to a chilly start going to stay cool all day today. first things first. i want to know to least aloft. we're getting a couple little splotches. they're appearing on radar. >> it has to go through some drier before reaching the ground. so what will say is there's that chance of some spotty drizzle going on at the surface. generally speaking during the morning hours. and that's only going to give way to cloudy skies basically yet you're not going to see a lot of sun this sunday. however, we're going to make up for that. tomorrow is a conditions look to improve. now the picture that we have in the

east bay shoreline is not improved from last hour. lot of fog you can see and the cloud cover in place. we also have this coupled with a chilly wind coming in from the west on shore. we go into the teens and some 20's. it will be kind of coupled a little bit or compressed a bit across the kirk in a straight just a touch and that's will see the numbers a little higher, 60 going on for antioch at this hour. mid 50's covered pretty much for most of the bay. not a lot of variety in terms of temperatures this afternoon or the so-called micro-climate 61 at high noon will be about 3 o'clock at 64. not a lot of movement here again by tomorrow. the should break up nicely and we'll see a mostly sunny afternoon least inland and the mixed bag of sun and clouds for the bay. so keep that girl handy and temperatures a little bit more mild. stephanie. all right. thanks so much for that day. >> happening now, the california highway patrol is on maximum enforcement this holiday weekend. kron four's philippe djegal reports on the increase in officers on the roads and what they're keeping an eye out for. >> the california highway patrol is intentionally more

visible. this extended memorial day weekend with millions hitting the roadways. the chp is balancing the increased traffic with more officers to crack down on poor driving, hopefully with the public. just seen us that will change certain people's habits or >> deter them from morning to speed a little bit more because they see an officer answering that phone call checking that facebook page, hopefully putting on their seat belt when they see us. so that will deter them and obviously help. and also through late monday night, the chp is in a period of maximum enforcement officer custodio lopez says last year across the state, the chp made nearly 900 dui arrests during this holiday weekend. during the same period last year, 45 people lost their crashes and it increased 30% compared to 2021. take simple steps to save lives. if you choose to consume alcohol or drugs, better to pay $100 for your uber or lyft. and always tell everybody, hey, texans are

still around. >> if you take the train, hoping to somebody who can walk with you or the best thing that i tell everybody is just think about your festivities. there's always a family member or friend that's there. that usually doesn't drink. how about we utilize them to and don't forget to up and put it on leap to call drain you of something correct. >> new this morning, all lanes are back open on highway 4 in pittsburgh after a fatal crash last night. it happened near bailey road around 11:14pm. preliminary reports to chp show a crash happened between a motorcycle and a white sedan. the chp is investigating. police arrested 2 women accused of stealing $50,000 worth of merchandise in santa rosa. the theft happened at the sunglasses hut at santa rosa plaza. investigators say the entire operation involved 6 women and one man and this is a look at some of the merchandise now recovered by santa rosa. police officers arrested. 2 suspects are rihanna, tory and destiny. news be of san francisco. the pair face

several charges including robbery, organized retail theft and conspiracy. the remaining suspects are still on the loose. >> i points. >> all video shows a boat rescue in san francisco. take a good look at that. the coast guard says the vessel lost its mast due to poor weather on wednesday. 3 people were on board. no one was hurt. so fast action by the guys there now in national news, president biden and speaker of the house kevin mccarthy reached an agreement to raise the country's debt ceiling and cut government spending. the deal ends a monthslong stalemate. now congress must approve the package to prevent the u.s. from defaulting on its loans. the treasury secretary has said the u.s. has until june 5th before the country runs out of money to pay its bills. speaker mccarthy calling the bill a compromise.

>> after weeks of negotiations, we have come to an agreement in principle. we still have a lot of work to do. but i believe this is agreement in principle that's worthy of the american people. >> the tentative deal would raise the debt limit for 2 years and cap spending. it would also advanced energy projects and add more work requirements for food stamp recipients. president biden called the agreement. good news for the american people. happening right now. bart trains will not run between the rockbridge in opinda stations today or tomorrow. this is so crews can do track work on the yellow line. bus shuttles will be available between the stations and you can expect up to 30 minute delays. happening this morning. the grand parade of the carnival san francisco festival is set to kick off in the city's mission district, celebrating latin american and african culture four's. tiffany just is live for us at the festival with more. tiffany, good morning to you.

>> good morning. we are at the starting point for the grand parade which is set to kick off at 9.30 this morning. but right behind me, these are the low riders that i was talking about earlier this morning. they're beautiful. and, you know, a lot of work goes into these cars and it's starting to get pretty lively out here at this point. so the parade will start at the corner of 24th and bryant street proceed west of mission street head north on mission to 15th street. then turn east on 15th in and as south van ness. >> now, kind of all on first and so is participating are anticipating thousands of people estimating this weekend. 2 day event will track pre-pandemic audiences of around 400,000 people. and this year's theme is 45 years of a music and movement. and that theme was chosen to honor the many artists who have shaped this multicultural and multigenerational celebration. >> low riders have been a part of this parade since since i can and even coming out here

in my younger years and seen the car it's it's, you know, it's just it's part of great, you >> and it feels really good to be a part of >> again, the parade starts at 9.30 this morning. there will be performances, vendors and food. everything you need to to have to have a good time reporting live to be just as kron. 4 news right to it. looks like it's going to be a great time out there and hopefully have a chance to hitch a ride on one of those funny cars to live. all right. here's a list of street closures tied to the parade. all of them in the mission district and they're quite a few. so take a good look at your screen. there. >> of these closures do affect motorcycle and car parking. the streets will be closed until 02:00am tomorrow. well, today marks the final day at the sold-out bottle rock music festival in napa valley. big crowds out there on saturday. the gates open at just before noon with music. fans racing in to get front row seats.

>> the festival featured food shopping and of course, live performances tomorrow night. we'll take land lil nas x and the red hot chili peppers close out the festival. looks like beautiful weather out there yesterday, too. >> all right. coming up on the kron, 4 morning news, more pain at the pump. how much you can expect to pay when you fill up your gas tank this weekend. plus, fewer people are experiencing homelessness in sonoma county. what officials say helped bring that number down and why critics say the count did not include everyone. and after the break, why a new report says we could soon experience a decline in snowfall numbers. despit

>> police are investigating after a santa rosa family says a man threatened them with a knife on a hiking trail. this happened at the job do to trail between santa rosa in sebastopol. the suspect areas. clark is accused of assault with a deadly weapon. police say he was lying under a blanket in the middle of the trail and lunged at the family when their dog started to bark and follow them threatening to stab them. clark was later found near a costco on santa rosa avenue and arrested. this past winter produced record snowfall in california. but a study from the scripps institution of oceanography suggest the state should expect less snow in the years to come. researchers say that's because temperatures continue to rise across the

globe. meaning less snow will fall in the sierra by the 2nd half of this century, researchers are using snow lines as an indicator here, but the boundary between a snow covered and snow free surface. >> alright for today. but on the cool looks like temperatures will hold in the 60's. and just about all locations, cloudy skies can prevail with that 2 and a breezy conditions, too. so it's feeling more like late winter going. have a look at forecast for the holiday weekend into next week as weekend into next week as well.

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morning news. good morning, everybody. overcast as what we're dealing with 2. yeah. and a couple spots is a potential drizzle there to check some of the reporting stations. we're not really getting. >> much happening at the ground, but it's a possibility we just want to throw into the forecast. the basic thing that we want drive home is a lot of cloud cover going on today. temperatures somewhat modest for the unofficial start to summer. here's the golden gate bridge for you. we can get a view of it from the ground level of the fog is out of the parent as we saw in the east bay shoreline flags not doing much yet, but we expect that onshore wind to pick up later today. today, cloudy drizzle going on san francisco that go into the morning event. and again, we've seen over this so far the track record of what we've seen on radar is up in living up to what we've seen on the ground. 62 oakland with

drizzle, mostly cloudy and san jose will do about 68. that's impressive. compared to the highs we're seeing elsewhere. 61 at this hour now for antioch, a lot of middle 50's off to the east bay. 55 santa rosa. 54 san francisco. 58. meanwhile, 4 san jose futurecast for not much green, a lot of white. the cloud cover going on today. yeah, it looks pretty socked in there might see the sun peek out just a little bit. there. but basically cloudy will do what we start off that way tomorrow. be patient, though, clearing out nicely for the afternoon. so the barbecues keep him on. looks pretty good for that again, mike. its a coastal drizzle tomorrow morning. but after that, we're looking for mostly sunny into the afternoon. temperatures also much improved to as we revisit the 70's. so it'll be nice winds today. we have the onshore and they pop a little bit right across the quirkiness straight in the 20's a little bit. but they actually bounce a little bit more tomorrow afternoon. it looks like as we get to the late afternoon early evening, right up there to sullivan counties. you will notice as

well. so today we've got cloudy, patchy drizzle, cool 60's just about area wide. then for memorial day proper looks like early clouds. nice pay. you're looking at 70's mid 70's inland and that's going to be a temperature climb day by day all week long for this week. and we might even be scratching about 80 or so come friday and into next weekend. highs today, 70's going on for antioch. 75 santa rosa. they win the prize 60's across most of the bay. you will notice and upper 60's off to the east bay. next couple of days, you get the general trend here monday tuesday. lot of afternoon sunshine and temps holding in the lower 70's. well, the 7 day forecast for you and the 4 zone as well. we'll check tahoe and just word to the wise are going up. there looks like thunder showers in the early part of the week starting today tomorrow, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you for that update. >> santa rosa police are investigating after a confrontation between 2 men at a local cemetery. it happened early saturday morning. the suspect alejandra guerrero bargain is accused of pointing a gun at a man and firing that

weapon at the ground at santa rosa memorial park cemetery. police arrested him. he is accused of assault with a deadly weapon and having other weapons in his possession, including brass knuckles, a dagger and a collapsible baton. the fbi is now joining the investigation into a toxic dust release at her martinez refinery. this comes 6 months after that refinery sent 24 tons of toxic dust containing heavy metals over the city of martinez and surrounding communities at the i team's have been canvassing neighborhoods this week visiting homes and speaking with residents, a report by the contra costa county health department is expected june 6, which we'll focus on soil collection data from 14 sites. in a statement, martinez refinery says, quote, we are aware of the department of justice's investigation and as a matter of policy, do not comment on pending legal matters. we are cooperating with all agencies, including with respect to any ongoing investigations related to this

incident. we would, however, like to take this opportunity to again, apologize to the martinez community for the spent catalyst release on november 24th 2022, the statement goes on to say the company has thoroughly investigated this incident to identify appropriate actions and we are committed to implementing them. and we continue celebration of api heritage month here at kron 4 good times and good company is the inspiration for an oakland-based asian-inspired craft brewery called don't. gabe year from four's, dan thorn has a closer look at the korean brand and beverage. >> a social lubricant with thousands of years of history, beer is a true love and a lot of fun for young one lee. sorry. haha. love it. i drink it every haha. it takes a lot of work to keep my weight. haha as it is. >> lee is the ceo of the aptly named craft brewery

doe-kai-beer the labels and glasses featuring these playful creatures from korean folklore. the name comes from korea. mythical creature. also give you. >> that likes to eat, drink and hang out with people and usually what they do is they eye and objects during the daytime. they come out at night and hang out. >> okay. beer got its start at maybe the worst time to break into business at the outset of the covid-19 pandemic, a challenging time for everyone, but especially difficult for asian owned businesses who also contended with a rise in hate crimes. that was pretty challenging, especially. i mean. >> you know, i grew here so i was more exposed to. you know, sort of racism runs my wife. she immigrated to the states about 5 years ago. so it was very new to her to relief face that as an adult, another obstacle has been competing in a predominantly white 2021 survey done by the brewers

association shows asian representation is near the bottom with just 2% of craft breweries being asian owned for doe-kai-beer. the idea of diversifying the craft beer world. >> is intoxicating. it doesn't have to be. >> you know, why do with beard? could be some jean guy like me, but still make something that's different and unique. >> experimenting with flavors like kimchi sour. rice kolsch and use a blonde lee is changing the game. >> there's no such thing as like asian is for craft beer. that's like it's kind of hybrid of asian culture with traditional about craft beer and we're kind of unique on us. you know, the controversial one is our country's sour. it's obviously a lot of people get scared of the concept or the name of it. and it what is that? can i just just don't give me a lot. just came in just a little to taste it. >> so that is what i did. so a lot of people are actually scared to try not scary and not the sound of progress from

driving hundreds of miles a day to deliver beers door to door, to taking over federation brewing in jack london square. lee's 3 year-old upstart is booming and the first, but hopefully not the last korean owned brewery in oakland. we want to bring diversity to the craft beer industry. we want to bring innovation. >> young ones doing that with these really amazing beers that are taking, you know, classic styles and and putting a fun new twist on them, which is and they taste. great like that was the first thing i notice about the company. >> and okay, pierre is just getting started. the existence of our brand is, you know, represents diversity. i think. >> representing, you know who we are and adding. the diversity also inspires a lot of people to try something different. >> in oakland, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news car break-ins caught on camera in the

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a live look at the golden gate bridge this morning. not too much traffic at this hour. it is a 25 this sunday. the bridge parking lots will be closed from 11:00am to 05:00pm

on weekends and holidays. this change does run until october 8th to help reduce traffic at those hours. personal vehicles will not be allowed to park at the wellcome center's southeast lot or the caltrans vista point northeast lot. tour buses, taxis and rideshare cars are a lot. millions of californians are expected to travel this memorial day weekend. clearly not taking the golden gate bridge, though, as you can, as we just saw there, lots of people are planning to hit the roadways. let's take a look at gas prices around the bay area at this hour. napa and santa rosa coming in at 4.99, san francisco for 98 sandra fell for 93 and oakland for 84 in vallejo. fairfield in san jose. gas prices are the lowest at around 4, 81. and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, new developments in the a's moved to las vegas. the bill that's now on the table to bring the team to sin city.

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>> good 29. this sunday. we'll come back to the kron 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> start out this half hour with a look at our forecast. dave, it's pretty chilly out there to start out. i know it does not feel like you know

what the sun is in the same type of situations. same daylight hours, all that stuff as it will be in late july. so it's a kind of all shocks of the systems we've got going on. we have an improving forecast for memorial day proper says today have to deal with all this cloud cover. >> even some patches of some rain trying to appear on radar, although we've checked some of the ground returns and we're not getting much at all. so just keep drizzles. a mention in the early morning, part of the forecast and then improving that part later this afternoon. but still overcast. here's what it looks like. east bay shoreline start to lift up some of that ground fog swing, at least see the terrain below what remaining cloudy as you can see and at the ballpark will call cloudy with temperatures at about 60 were supposed to get our high anyway, cloudy and chilly with a west southwest wind at about 10. there are your winds, pretty much teens and single digits going on. expect them to bump up to about the 20 mile per hour range and some of those war when sensitive areas most reading currently are in the mid-fifties. we see 61 going on for antioch under 58 for san jose and for the day ahead, more 60's to be

found with exception of chile 50's at the coast. everybody else should probably experience the 60's. tomorrow will be a market difference, though. now we will see that sunshine in the afternoon. and even the late morning we'll see temperatures pop a good locations for the 70's going on. we'll have more on that forecast coming up in a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you so much for that. >> a new report out of sonoma county says homelessness numbers are down. 22% there well for is gayle ong has more on what might be driving that drop. >> sonoma county's latest point in time. count of people experiencing homelessness has dropped 22% this year. >> we go out in the in the wee hours of the morning before the sun comes up. about 150 people participated in this count, some of them are are homeless individuals themselves that to, you know, know where people might be found that share of sonoma county supervisors, chris coursey credits collaborating with other jurisdictions of the county. we also have a

influx of available housing vouchers that came to us during the pandemic. >> that helped us subsidize rental housing for a few 100 people. according to the county. this year's countdown, 2,266 individuals experiencing homelessness. >> compared to 2,893 in 2022. any fall. and as founder of homeless action, sonoma, a nonprofit aim to end homelessness in the city of sonoma says the county's latest report is under counted. most people don't want to be found in a lot of them don't they're not going to be revised or course he understands the skepticism. people don't necessarily see the change because their store homeless people on our streets. >> you know, we these numbers are big it's a big drop. there are still big numbers out on our streets where the mckinsey and company study reports on any given night. >> 38,000 individuals in the bay area are homeless and

increase of 35% since 2019 back in february. sonoma county's board of supervisors declared shelter crisis in the county that allowed them to clear an encampment of the job or do to trail in santa rosa and move to some of the people living on the trail on county property. but those people were not included in this year's count this month, sonoma county approved 7.14 million dollars in grants for community development projects. the funding will help. the land is nonprofit now including navigation cener, something she says is necessary to address homelessness for a client. it's really difficult if they don't have a phone if they don't have the computer, if they can make an appointment made a lot of homeless people have anger issues because they get so frustrated with their lies and in and >> they see no way out. and one of the things that happens often and i do really totally understand. it is a break. their own car when she breaks down this typical scenario. luke, happy to help you. but whether to go behavior, health

and the next office and behavioral health now say, you know, why did you break the window? and that that was so well, you know, i have been able to see my children because i have these legal issues so they go away to go over and see attorneys on so with legal aid. >> later this summer, the county plans to release the second part of the report which will have numbers broken down by demographic areas. people are seeking shelter and where they lived before they became homeless. kron. 4 news. >> police arrested a suspect in the east bay accused of following someone store to store before breaking into their car in stockton as reporter karma dickerson learned some of the stolen items were being sold in richmond. >> we've all heard it before. be careful not to leave valuables in your car. she put the laptop on we're bored in the back seat because the would-be thief might get lucky. it was out of public view and she walked her vehicle. but in this case, according to investigators,

very creepy luck had nothing to do with it. she had been stock after making the purchase of up a black lexus suv pulls into the lincoln center parking lot in stockton, april, 1st surveillance video shows a gray sedan pull up alongside it shortly. afterwards, the driver peaks in the car. >> leaves and comes back in less than 15 seconds. he breaks the rear window climbs in, grabbed the laptop and drives off when the victim returned and saw no other cars have been broken into. she suspected with san joaquin sheriff's investigators say they later confirmed the video shows the person in the end, the vehicle that was responsible and >> followed the victim out of the best buy and followed her in the number 2 lane of travel all the way to the lincoln center's detective steven jacobson says they were able to identify the suspect. a man from richmond name deshaun allen arrest him and search his phone. he had photographed are stolen laptop, including its serial number. and this is the part that sheds light on what many theft victims are

left, wondering what happens to my stolen items and he had senate too his fence, that fence reseller of stolen items says jacobson was hernandez npochoa, owner of or max shop i richmond. we were able to go into the negotiations and see the negotiations based on the telephone. communications between the 2 are victim paid $1419 for the laptop out a best buy. okay. so our feet. >> then stole the to the fence or the pond. shop owner for $600 and then the shop owner was able to sell it on e-bay to some unsuspecting people in skokie, illinois, for $1100. but that was just the beginning inside the richmond pawnshop. jacobson says they found hundreds of items including laptops, cameras, watch it. he found a laptop computer that may belong to her. detectives have been calling all over the country, trying to connect the suspected stolen items with the rightful owners. yeah, that's my sister's we have not

been able to find one legitimate item that has been pond at this point. allen ochoa are the only ones who have been charged with stealing and selling these items that the investigation is not over. we think that was the one guy out lake county is responsible for those hundreds apps >> that was karma dickerson reporting for us this morning. and police arrested a suspect in connection to 2 flower shop break-ins in san mateo around 03:00am saturday. investigators say the burglar alarm went off at awesome floral company on el camino. police say a man shot out the front glass door of the business with a bb gun and left 2 cash registers on the sidewalk. this happening not far from the san mateo florist and gift store where someone shattered a glass door and stole a cash register thursday night. the suspect in custody is accused of 2 counts of burglary. this with nevada lawmakers introduced a bill proposing 380 million dollars in public funding to build the a's proposed ballpark in las vegas. the nevada state senate

session ends june 5th. so there should be more news by then. unless lawmakers decide to call a special session, the park would cost an estimated 1.5 billion dollars. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. the san francisco giants on a roll in milwaukee. details roll in milwaukee. details coming up. 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. inner voice (kombucha brewer): if i just stare at these payroll forms... my business' payroll taxes will calculate themselves. right? uhh... nope. quickbooks helps you manage your payroll taxes. cheers! right now, get 70% off for 3 months.

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houston astros on saturday. but the giants are on a roll and milwaukee. kate rooney takes a closer look. >> i don't want to jinx anything but the giants might be one of the hottest teams in baseball. they've won 4 series in a row, won 9 of their last 12 games. and they're doing it with a bunch of rookies. the giants started for rookies today is searching for their 3rd straight w against i'm not talking about this cute little but they're hoping to get their ace logan webb that him to a win. >> we'll pick it out in the 7th inning whether the giants were up one, nothing. victor laces. a 2 out shot down the line in rice to scores and mike pros caratini out at second. but the damage is done. game tied at a run apiece. but the giants come right back in the top of the 8th mitch haniger cranks a 2 run homer way out to centerfield his 4th of the season. giants go up 3, 2, one

and camila do vale. >> closes it out to record his 14th, save of the season. giants win it 3 to one and they've already taken the series. now they look for this week one more game in milwaukee. >> that's it for sports. back to you. >> it supposed to be the unofficial start of summer. where residents got to be a bit of a chilly sunday going make up for that world. a proper going. take a look at the 4 zone forecast and extend. when i first learned about my dupuytren's contracture, my physician referred me to a hand specialist. and i'm glad he did, because when i took the tabletop test, i couldn't lay my hand flat anymore. the first hand specialist i saw only offered surgery. so, i went to a second hand specialist who also offered nonsurgical options

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>> on today's dine and dish kron four's vicki liviakis takes us to a longtime lafayette establishment called milanese. they've got a new look and updated menus and some happy diners. >> located in historic, 80 year-old farmhouse. this is the new refresh millie's in lafayette. i welcome in americans get american kitchen is the modern incarnation of the old mill run by locals, victor ivory and >> aimee platt. so i've been here a long time to have here is a little girl. they bring their farm fresh approach to millie's comfort food in a cozy setting its. >> they deliver some of the updated classics to generations of diners. >> i grew up in the area and so it's nice share with my kids to put a lot of serve one year's or do you just have a >> there's the popular wave us

ran cherubs this mouth watering jose's fried chicken salad and grilled chicken sandwich. don't forget the truffle fries. craft beer, california wines, artisan coffee really? practically an coffee really? practically an institution in lafayette lot of things have changed. but the one thing that hasn't famous coffee cake. of course, you can pick the healthy option and farro. it's just that. a favorite of paula and bob moore, bob, the former raider tied in their regulars here at millie's years hall as well as family a lot of seeing them. they come in almost every day and it's just great to have that residence. and for fans of the old fashion coffee cake, not to worry. you can have it every day. they won't run to cell all day vicki liviakis kron. 4 news. >> looks tasty. >> and taking a live look at richmond, san mateo bridge this morning. again, a 46 at

this hour and not a lot of people out again, staying indoors. tune into kron 4 weekend morning news with the hot chocolate. maybe a cup of coffee. >> might be something in that coffee to one out there off and day. and you know, it is nice to have something a little warm to drink this morning because it's cold waking up. yeah, that is in and i know it must be the unofficial start of summer, but we're not living up to it. and even then the logical summer starts this weekend morning, everybody. cloudy skies prevail across the bay and even at the coast, no big surprise there. half moon bay going to be chilly for everybody. 50's prevail here with 60's pretty much everywhere inland for tahoe. if you're heading that direction, sorry to report showers and thunder showers each day going right into the middle of the week as you'll notice lower 60's. we almost feel a little bit like summer. the heaviest stuff seems to be monday night through tuesday in terms of the heavier showers and thunder showers. mid-sixties right now across most of the region. 55 santa rosa. 61. meanwhile for antioch and the longer range

forecast models not too exciting until we get to monday. start to break up. some of cloud cover temporarily. there you see how active it is off to tahoe and then towards the latter portion of the week as high pressure builds away, we go and start to get a little bit of a warming phase here, but nothing too crazy watching. get close to average of not just a degree or so above that, it looks like 60 per today for san francisco to the coast. those chilly 50's prevail. 62 for burlingame. 61. 64 foster city 65 for palo alto, the south bay upper 60's. 68 for san jose. 67 for cupertino, east bay shoreline. also in that mid 60's own tri valley and upper 60's, a pleasant tenants. 67, their average high temperature. usually this time of year starts to get up to the upper 70's. see, as you can see, these readings inland along tri valley, they're somewhat a decade or so off of where they are. averages are 68 for concord. 61 for berkeley. 62 of 71 per fairfield napa coming in at 67 and will do

75% of rosa. but it's a changeable forecast like spring and the way through the 70's we go, though, somewhat muted, lower 70's by friday. you see we start to hit the octane at 77 79 for saturday, although around the bay, you'll notice still kind of cool in the 60's. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you for that. >> thousands of democrats across california are gathering this weekend for the annual state party convention. and top of mind, election 2024. capitol correspondent eytan wallace spoke one-on-one with the major democratic candidates running for u.s. senate. >> well, the candidates had an opportunity to meet with thousands of people here now less than a year and a half until california voters decide who should become their next u.s. senator. it was yet another full day at the california democratic party annual state convention. more than 2,500 people on hand to hold party meetings and hear from high-profile democrats, including governor gavin newsom and former house speaker nancy pelosi,

california democratic party. but much of the focus turning to election 2024. those chance for these 3 u.s. senate candidates congressmembers katie porter, adam schiff and barber each hoping to replace the retiring dianne feinstein. i in a short moment of unity shift and met up at this convention. but otherwise, this is the campaign trail. each candidate explaining why he or she is the one best to serve to a first. the senate does not have a voice like mine in the senate. barbara lee says the senate lacks any black women. something she says is crucial for representation. inequality has a lot of legs and i want people to understand that i'm not running this campaign for myself, but for them a long time. congress member from oakland lee says her record of casting the sole vote against the afghanistan war declaration. >> proves she's an independent %pthinker ready for the senate. i think it's important to look at the record of candidates see what they've done and how they have to deliver for the

people. record is exactly what adam schiff says he's proud of over his 2 plus decades in congress of help deliver light rail and help deliver an early earthquake warning system for the state up-to-date textbooks in schools, a patient bill of rights, californians are looking mostly for someone that will help them solve problems. >> that's what i've been doing in the house. that's women do in the senate and be on those issues. schiff argues voters should take into account his work against former president donald j. trump including his lead prosecutor during trump's first impeachment trial. i do think the leadership that i've demonstrate sets me in that. >> our democracy has been a deep risk in the last several years. and, you know, i stepped up to lead a took on one of the most. >> a powerful of bullies in the country. and i would do it again if i have to. but on that note of experience, it's orange county congresswoman katie porter, who argue she's uniquely qualified as a single mother raising children. so in a very, very personal way, i see the challenges that we're facing now. and i see the future of california. my kids

are worried as are so many of us about whether they're going to be able to to live in california, whether they're going to buy a house in california. >> what's going to happen with regard to climate change. she says that experience as a single mother inspires her to fight for people like her, the billionaires and corporate special interests have too much power in washington and they are getting their way in washington. whether leaving families behind, including california. and so that's what this race is about. >> it's about being willing to shake up the status quo in washington to make sure that the senate and the house the congress works better for everyday californians. >> and all candidates tell me they are just getting started. they plan to take their campaigns across the entire state throughout this election. reporting in downtown tom wallace. kron. 4 news. news. >> and we'll be right back.

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>> well, the little mermaid swam to the top of the box office bringing in 38 million dollars on opening day. it's expected to make between 12130 million dollars over the holiday weekend. the remake starring halle bailey bailey excuse me as princess ariel had a 250 million dollars production budget. and in the south bay fan, i'm a con is happening this weekend in san jose. look at that. >> this this is going to be

running for 4 days at the mchenry convention. centr. >> and it is 4 days are going to be filled with cars, play speaker panels and more a fun. the new park mascots even made their debut at the event as well. looks like a great time and take a look at this. bmw says its new car feature can change lanes with just a glance from the driver. the car will suggest lane chain changes rather to the driver who can confirm just by looking at one of the outside mirrors. bmw says the car will then take control of the steering and switch lanes on its own. would you try it? the new feature will be available this october. still ahead on the next hour of the kron, morning news. chp is on maximum enforcement this holiday weekend. >> what officers are keeping an eye out for. plus, president biden reaches a tentative deal with house speaker mccarthy to raise the country's debt ceiling. the response from both sides of the aisle. and it's that time of year again for san

francisco cart of all, we take a closer look at the fun plus, a preview of today's big parade coming up. stay with us. the couple morning news continues with those stories and more.

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station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it is sunday may the 28th and we're covering a lot of news for you today. >> start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning, david. good morning, 70. good morning, everybody. if you're curious what month it is, no, it's late. may you've got that part right? although doesn't feel like it. lots of cloud cover going on for us today. that's going remain the case. >> couple splotches appear on radar. however. lot of that is virga. it means is not striking the ground, but we'll keep a little bit of morning drizzle in there just for good measure here. wash your car yesterday. get little dirty dup. here's a look at san jose state and you can see the overcast conditions penetrating well inland. this is going to remain the case for most of today. our winds on shore into the teens, as you will notice, even getting into the 20's a little bit in some selective spots. and most readings of army moved at all. we're in the middle 50's some upper 50's up there in the north bay like santa rosa.

napa. 61 going on for antioch and 59 for san jose. keeping a cloudy all day today. temperatures trying to reach 70 even well inland. a couple spots will do so, however, expected to be a 60's day on balance. however, tomorrow, much improved. lot more sunshine going on. temperatures. a little warmer on that front will be talking about that as well, too. coming up in a bit, stephanie. all right. something to look forward to. thank you, dave. >> happening now, the california highway patrol is on maximum enforcement this memorial day weekend. kron four's philippe djegal reports on the increase in officers on the roads and what they are keeping an eye out for. >> the california highway patrol is intentionally more visible. this extended memorial day weekend with millions hitting the roadways. the chp is balancing the increased traffic with more officers to crack down on poor driving, hopefully with the public to see that will change certain people's habits or >> deter them from morning to speed a little bit more because they see an officer answering that phone call checking that facebook page,

hopefully putting on their seat belt when they see us. so that will deter them and obviously help them. also through late monday night, the chp is in a period of maximum enforcement officer custodio lopez says last year across the state, the chp made nearly 900 dui arrests during this holiday weekend. during the same period last year, 45 people lost their lives >> crashes and it increased 30% compared to 2021. take simple steps to save lives. if you choose to consume alcohol or drugs, better to pay $100 for your uber or lyft. and always tell everybody, hey, texans are still around. if you take the train, hoping to somebody who can walk with you or the best thing that i tell everybody is just think about your festivities. there's always a family member or friend that's there. that usually doesn't drink. how about we utilize them to and don't forget to up and put it on leap blonde revenue. and i think correctly. >> well, new this morning, all lanes are back open on highway

4 in pittsburgh after a fatal crash last night. it happened near bailey road around 11:14pm. preliminary reports to chp show a crash happened between a motorcycle and a white sedan. the chp is now investigating. and police arrested 2 women accused of stealing $50,000 worth of merchandise in santa rosa. the theft happened at the sunglasses hut at santa rosa plaza. investigators say the entire operation involved 6 women and a man. and this is a look at some of the merchandise now recovered by santa rosa police. take a good look at your screen. there are lots of merchandise taken. officers arrested ariana tory and destiny news be 2 suspects from san francisco. the pair face several charges including robbery, organized retail theft and conspiracy. the remaining suspects are still on the loose. i points.

>> video shows a boat rescue in san francisco. take a look at your screen there. the coast guard says the vessel lost its mast due to poor weather on wednesday. 3 people were on board that ship. no one was hurt. in national news. president joe biden and speaker of the house kevin mccarthy reached an agreement to raise the country's debt ceiling and cut government spending. the deal ends a monthslong stalemate. now congress must approve the package to prevent the u.s. from defaulting on its loans. the treasury secretary has said the u.s. has until june 5th before the country runs out of money to pay its bills. speaker mccarthy calling the deal a compromise. >> after weeks of negotiations, we have come to an agreement in principle. we still have a lot of work to do. but i believe this is agreement in principle that's worthy of the american people. >> the tentative deal would raise the debt limit for 2 years and cap spending. it would also advanced energy

projects and add more work requirements for food stamp recipients. president biden calling this compromise good news for the american people. >> happening now, bart trains will not run between the rockbridge and orinda stations trday or tomorrow. this is so crews can do track work on the yellow line. >> bus shuttles will be available between the stations. you can expect up to 30 minute delays. happening this morning. the grand parade of a cart of all san francisco festival is set to kick off in the city's mission district, celebrating latin american and african culture kron four's tiffany justice live at the festival with more how's it looking out there? >> it's been a lively morning already. we're at the starting point of the grand parade, which it's set to start in about half an hour. the low riders are lining up right behind me. let me step out of the shop for your real quick. so this parade will start at the corner of 24th and brian

street and proceed mission street head north on mission to 15th street. then turn east on 15th, an end on south of an. now carne vale. san francisco is anticipating thousands of people estimating this weekend's two-day event will attract a pre-pandemic audience of around 400,000 people in this year's theme is 45 years. music and movement and that the was chosen to honor the many artists who have shaped this multicultural and multigenerational celebration. >> have been a part of this parade since since i can and even coming out here in my younger years and seeing the it's it's you know, it's just it's hard you and it feels really good to be a part of >> again, this parade is set to kick off in about half an hour, though, be performances, vendors and food. everything you need to have to have a

good time reporting live to be just as kron. 4 news. yeah. sounds like it's going to be so much fun. tiffany, hopefully you're able to grab a few fun and tasty snacks. tea while you're out there. >> and here's a list of street closures tied to the parade. take a good look at your screen there because there's quite a few. all of these closures are in the mission district. this does affect motorcycle and car parking streets will be closed until 02:00am tomorrow. and today marks the final day of the sold-out bottle rock music festival in napa valley. lots of crowds out there for the beautiful weather. >> on saturday, the gates open just before noon with music. fans racing in to get front row seats. the festival featuring food shopping and of course, live performances tomorrow night, lou, taking a clan, lil nas x and the red hot chili peppers will be closing out the festival. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. more pain at the pump. how much you can expect to pay when you fill up your gas tank this weekend.

>> plus, fewer people are experiencing homelessness in sonoma county. what officials say helped bring the number down and why critics say the cow did not include everyone. and after the break, why a new report says we could soon experience a decline in snowfall. despite this year's record snow pack.

>> welcome back. police are investigating after a santa rosa family says a man threatened them with a knife on a hiking trail. this happened at the joe rideau to trail between santa rosa in sebastopol. the suspect areas, clark is accused of assault with a deadly weapon. police say he was lying under a blanket in the middle of the trail and then lunged at the family when their dog dog started to bark them and then apparently followed them threatening to stab them. clark was later found near a costco on santa rosa avenue st arrested. well, this winter produce record snowfall in california, but a study from the scripps institution of oceanography suggest the state should expect less snow in the years to come. alright, researchers say that's because temperatures continue to rise across the globe. meaning less snow will fall in the sierra by the 2nd half of this century, researchers are using snow lines as an indicator

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>> welcome back to the problem for weekend morning news. we're taking a live look at sfo this morning. looking pretty gray and overcast out there. make sure you have a jacket before you step outdoors today. let's check in now with day for the latest. he's in our weather center with more a day. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and quite a bit of that cloud cover is going to linger around for today, too. we had a couple splotches appear here on that's a little bit of shower activity happening aloft. we'll call it like drizzle. >> a bit in spots we haven't seen much actually happened at the ground. but i want to mention that just in case 30's up your car little bit. golden gate shot is not too bad. at least have the ground fog. it's all overcast. a little bit of that breeze working there onshore as the name of the game for today. and that forecast 60 san francisco. we've got cool drizzle. 62 going on for open 68 for san jose's. we're getting some movement in those inland valleys, but still cloudy and cool. current numbers mid-fifties cover. most of the baby got 58 up to santa rosa. 63 for antioch. 59. meanwhile,

4 san jose cloudy again, the word for today, as you can see, firing up with some showers up around tahoe. then we get into monday. we start off cloudy, clearing out here, but showers and even some thunder showers going on up there. that could be the case today. our brother tomorrow, most likely in through tuesday, indeed, as late as wednesday. showers will continue up there. there's your wind pop you can see across the carquinez strait into the lower 20's, at least. and then we also see the same progress as well through tuesday. this is going to keep those temperatures down a bit. however, we will see the move a little bit better for monday. get some better warming here. cloudy, patchy, drizzle today. that's early on. basically cool with 60's everywhere. memorial day itsetf early clouds, but nice bay temps around 70 mid 70's happening inland and later for the week, a gradual warming trend and we need gradual to get us to about average. and by that point at the end of the week, it's going to be in the middle article summer. so we're just waiting for the

astronomers to catch up for the solstice thing. 74 antioch, a lot of 60's for high. he's going on. these are like current temperatures. usually in the summer months. 75 you can see up to santa rosa and 68. meanwhile for san jose next couple of days clearing out a little bit. but temperatures a bit on the muted side will have the 4 zone forecast for you later. and now we have a live event coming up in here in our studio. stefanie dolson. yeah, are excited about this. kron. 4 is of course continuing our coverage of api heritage month. >> with a look today at a traditional form of japanese dance that goes back centuries. joining us live now to share more is kyler e suzuki with the dance group sucker end. good morning to well, thank you so much for being here. i know you got up very early to five-thirty driving all the way from oakland, white. my goodness. yeah. but should prove yes, of course. happy to have. you know, your group does a lot of performances, though, in san francisco in san francisco. yes, and around this we go on the way to rosa, santa cruz.

>> so getting up early and traveling for business is fries and sing all right. so tell us about your very unique form of dance we had a group on tell us a coin. big difference, though. yes, sir, to what you'll be performing today. yeah. so although he started about 400 years ago into question a prefecture, which is in scope island, little west of killed also region. and there a few series oi how it started. but the mostly most widely supported idea is that it started as a dense and born bone festival is a festival in japan that commemorates our ancestors and you should happens in the month of august. and in fact, the festival in to question 9 august trucks like more than a million tourists from around the and it's considered one of the 3 major festivals in japan. and what is the message

that is typically communicated through your style of dance. so there is a famous phrase in a little dirty that goes, although to a hole in the media whole. well, for now, we'll do tawnya some sun and it means we are dancing fools. you are watching old fools. you might as well. join us and downs with this ensures the phrase. but it's. >> it's be the embodies the essence of a lone bogey, which is the holidays for everyone. and, you know, as the phrase goes, old fools in this equals, you know, it doesn't matter who you are or where you're from. you can all celebrate this life that we have to get the financing together. >> and when this dance is performed in japan or even here in the united states is a pretty typical for people to join in for the public to join in as well. yes, it's quite participant restyled downs of course, there's a form a performance and in new jersey on his is invited to with the performance at the end of the performance or on the street.

if the performers a street dance the street, you can just jump right in and start joining it's a tell us a bit about your group and how you guys got started here in the bay area to share. so it out and was founded in 2014. so it's been a about 10 years and we've been performing at the japanese culture events and festivals around the bay area. like i said and also at the schools and local community center's. okay, wonderful. and you have offer classes. anybody can participate. yes, we have classes on second and 4th saturday, every month. and we welcome everyone. you know, it doesn't matter where they have the funds. background are wonderful. and last quick question here for you before i know you you have to join 4 months here. you have a message for viewers. this api heritage month? i many of the organization shared the same kind of message. that downs is a powerful tool. it's a language of its own, but it doesn't need that. that long you can talk. you know, it's it's the the special powerful

to the connect one another, even without knowing the actual language. and it's. it's really that we are all united. and it doesn't matter where you're from. and that's that's sort of the message that we want to share with the audience we read and solidarity. wonderful. all right. corey says suzuki co is is it key with tucker and thank you so much for your time and we will let you take it away from here. thank you so all right.

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>> good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news 9.29. this sunday morning. let's start out this half hour with a look at our forecast. dave, it's feeling a little chilly out there. a little chill. that's right. it's both of the summer coming here were resident. >> good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. want to show you san jose state still kind of overcast. get

used to it. everybody is going to be treated to that at the ballpark today versus the astros game. time 107. supposed to be the hot time of the day. the best the warming will get near 60 cloudy and chilly with that with a west southwest wind at about 10, speaking of which this is how the winds stand. you can see on shore in the teens will get the popping into the 20's and even some 30's going on in the late afternoon mid to upper 50's right now. 63 for antioch. we've got 58 up there to santa rosa and over the next few hours. 62 one by 4. we're talking 65. this is including those inland valleys, which typically would see high temperatures about a decade higher than that. don't worry will recover later for the week ahead 4 zone forecast and that extended coming up in a bit. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> a new report out of sonoma county says homelessness numbers are down. 22% there kron four's gayle ong has more on what might be driving that drop. >> sonoma county's latest point in time. count of people experiencing homelessness has dropped 22% this year.

>> we go out in the in the wee hours of the morning before the sun comes up. about 150 people participated in this count, some of them are are homeless individuals themselves that to, you know, know where people might be found that share of sonoma county supervisors, chris coursey credits collaborating with other jurisdictions of the county. we also have a influx of available housing vouchers that came to us during the pandemic. >> that helped us subsidize rental housing for a few 100 people. according to the county. this year's countdown, 2,266 individuals experiencing homelessness. >> compared to 2,893 in 2022. any fall. and as founder of homeless action, sonoma, a nonprofit aim to end homelessness in the city of sonoma says the county's latest report is under counted. most people don't

want to be found in a lot of them don't they're not going to be revised or course he understands the skepticism. people don't necessarily see the change because they're homeless people on our streets. >> you know, we these numbers are big it's a big drop. there are still big numbers out on our streets where the mckinsey and company study reports on any given night. >> 38,000 individuals in the bay area are homeless and increase of 35% since 2019 back in february. sonoma county's board of supervisors declared shelter crisis in the county that allowed them to clear an encampment of the job or do to trail in santa rosa and move to some of the people living on the trail on county property. but those people were not included in this year's count this month, sonoma county approved 7.14 million dollars in grants for community development projects. the funding will help. the land is nonprofit now including navigation cener, something she says is necessary to address

homelessness for a client. it's really difficult if they don't have a phone if they don't have the computer, if they can make an appointment made a lot of homeless people have anger issues because they get so frustrated with their lies and in and >> they see no way out. and one of the things that happens often and i do really totally understand. it is a break. their own car when she breaks down this typical scenario. luke, happy to help you where to go. behavior. health of the next office and behavioral health now say, you know, why did you break the window? and that that was so well, you know, i have been able to see my children because i have these legal issues so they go away to go over and see attorneys on so with legal aid. >> later this summer, the county plans to release the second part of the report which will have numbers broken down by demographic areas. people are seeking shelter and where they lived before they became homeless. kron. 4 news. >> police arrested a suspect

in the east bay accused of following someone store to store before breaking into their car in stockton as reporter karma dickerson learned some of the stolen items were being sold in richmond. >> we've all heard it before. be careful not to leave valuables in your car. she put the laptop on them. we're bored in the back seat because the would-be thief might get lucky. it was out of public view and she walked her vehicle. but in this case, according to investigators, very creepy luck had nothing to do with it. she had been stock after making the purchase of up a black lexus suv pulls into the lincoln center parking lot in stockton, april, 1st surveillance video shows a gray sedan pull up alongside it shortly. afterwards, the driver peaks in the car. >> leaves and comes back in less than 15 seconds. he breaks the rear window climbs in, grabbed the laptop and drives off when the victim returned and saw no other cars have been broken into. she suspected with san joaquin sheriff's investigators say they later confirmed the video

shows the person in the end, the vehicle that was responsible and >> followed the victim out of the best buy and followed her in the number 2 lane of travel all the way to the lincoln center's detective steven jacobson says they were able to identify the suspect. a man from richmond name deshaun allen arrest him and search his phone. he had photographed are stolen laptop, including its serial number. and this is the part that sheds light on what many theft victims are left, wondering what happens to my stolen items and he had senate too his fence, that fence r seller of stolen items says jacobson was hernandez ochoa, owner of or max shop in richmond. we were able to go into the negotiations and see the negotiations based on telephone communications between the 2 are victim paid $1419 for the laptop out a best buy. okay. so our feet. >> then stole the to the fence or the pond. shop owner for $600 and then the shop owner

was able to sell it on e-bay to some unsuspecting people in skokie, illinois, for $1100. but that was just the beginning inside the richmond pawnshop. jacobson says they found hundreds of items including laptops, cameras, watch it. he fo nd a laptop computer that may belong to her. detectives have been calling all over the country, trying to connect the suspected stolen items with the rightful owners. yeah, that's my sister's we have not been able to find one legitimate item that has been pond at this point. allen ochoa are the only ones who have been charged with stealing and selling used items that the investigation is not over. we think that was the one guy out lake county is responsible for those hundreds apps not. >> and that was karma dickerson reporting for us this morning. and police arrested a suspect in connection to 2 flower shop break-ins in san mateo around 03:00am saturday. investigators say the burglar alarm went off sam floral company on el camino. real police say a man shot out the front glass door of the

business with a bb gun and left 2 cash registers on the sidewalk. this happening not far from the san mateo florist and gift store where someone shattered a glass door and stole a cash register thursday night. the suspect in custody is accused of 2 counts of burglary. and this week, nevada lawmakers introduced a bill proposing 380 million dollars in public funding to build the a's proposed ballpark in las vegas. the nevada state senate session ends june 5th. so there should be more news by then. unless lawmakers decide to call a special session, the park would cost an estimated 1.5 billion dollars. thousands of democrats across california are gathering this weekend for the annual state party convention. top of mind here, election 2024 capitol correspondent eytan wallace spoke one-on-one with the major democratic candidates running for u.s. senate. >> well, the candidates had an opportunity to meet with thousands of people here now

less than a year and a half until california voters decide who should become their next u.s. senator. it was yet another full day at the california democratic party annual state convention. more than 2,500 people on hand to hold party meetings and hear from high-profile democrats, including governor gavin newsom and former house speaker nancy pelosi, california democratic party. but much of the focus turning to election 2024. those chance for these 3 u.s. senate candidates congressmembers katie porter, adam schiff and barber each hoping to replace the retiring dianne feinstein. i in a short moment of unity shift and met up at this convention. but otherwise, this is the campaign trail. each candidate explaining why he or she is the one best to serve to a first. the senate does not have a voice like mine in the senate. barbara lee says the senate lacks any black women. something she

says is crucial for representation. inequality has a lot of legs and i want people to understand that i'm not running this campaign for myself, but for them a long time. congress member from oakland lee says her record of casting the sole vote against the afghanistan war declaration. >> proves she's an independent thinker ready for the senate. i think it's important to look at the record of candidates see what they've done and how they have to deliver for the people. record is exactly what adam schiff says he's proud of over his 2 plus decades in congress of help deliver light rail and help deliver an early earthquake warning system for the state up-to-date textbooks in schools, a patient bill of rights, californians are looking mostly for someone that will help them solve problems. >> that's what i've been doing in the house. that's when do in the senate and be on those issues. schiff argues voters should take into account his work against former president donald j. trump including his lead prosecutor during trump's first impeachment trial. i do think the leadership that i've demonstrate sets me in that. >> our democracy has been a deep risk in the last several years. and, you know, i

stepped up to lead a took on one of the most. >> a powerful were bullies in the country and i would do it again if i have to. but on that note of experience, it's orange county congresswoman katie porter, who argue she's uniquely qualified as a single mother raising children. so in a very, very personal way, i see the challenges that we're facing now. and i see the future of california. my kids are worried as are so many of us about whether they're going to be able to to live in california, whether they're going to buy a house in california. >> what's going to happen with regard to climate change. she says that experience as a single mother inspires her to fight for people like her, the billionaires and corporate special interests have too much power in washington and they are getting their way in washington. whether leaving families behind, including california. and so that's what this race is about. >> it's about being willing to shake up the status quo in washington to make sure that the senate and the house the congress works better for everyday californians. >> and all candidates tell me they are just getting started. they plan to take their campaigns across the entire state throughout this

election. reporting in downtown tom wallace. kron. 4 news. >> all right. up next here on kron 4 weekend morning news. we're joined live in studio by the vineyard mom, leslie dabney to show us how to make some delicious meals on the grill. >> and years only start forgot to turn on the heat here. we're at 70 for a high today. going on for antioch. we'll have that for his own forecast for you. checking the extended for you. checking the extended to the kron. 4 morning news. ♪ there it is. that feeling you get... when you can du more with less asthma. it starts with dupixent. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems.

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>> welcome back. let's take a live look now at the bay bridge and the embarcadero this morning. looking like a good day to have your jacket handy before you step out the door let's check in now with day for the latest. he's tracking it all in our weather saturday. a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and just want to make note of at least the law for getting some splotches of some rain trying to happen aloft. >> this is making the ground in terms of maybe some light drizzle going on. as far as what we we we've actually found hundreds of an inch in some very sparse areas. so we haven't seen a lot occur with this. that's because it has to go through layers some dry air, the so-called berg effect where we will be seeing some showers, thunder showers that that is up to tahoe. i'm sorry to say this will be tomorrow while the weather in the bay area improves thunder showers. and for monday night tuesday could be the the heaviest there. so traffic back on tuesday say you'll be have some rough weather there.

lower 60's for highs. so somewhat mild by the mountain standards. well, it's going to be cool by ours. here's some of the numbers for you. 63 right now. that is mid-fifties cover. good chunk of the bay. 58 up there to santa rosa and do hope for the future cast what we see over the period of this week clearing out again for tomorrow. won't have as much of that marine layer to kind of interrupt, although you see how active it is in the mountains, at least the early part of the week. and then here comes some cloud cover. by the time we get to sunday. so we'll probably hold on to some of these warmer numbers as we get towards the end. 60 going on for san francisco in the 4 zone forecast. upper 50's at the coast. burlingame at 52. 64. i'm sorry. 64 for foster city. 65 for palo alto in the south bay will be in the upper 60's at that 68. meanwhile, 4 san jose 67 cupertino, mid 60's line at the east bay shoreline in a little warmer inland, but not a lot. we don't see a lot of decoupling in these numbers inland. you see in tri valley, there may be a good decade off of their typical numbers. 68

per conquered. 61 for berkeley. the coming in at 60 to 71 fairfield nap at 67. 75 for santa rosa. places that will crest scratch over about 70, maybe 70 also for petaluma 7 day forecast. we keep the 70's going to take while to get up there. but we should be scratching your about 80 come the end of the week remaining some one of the cool side. however, for much of the bay. stephanie, what's cooking? >> well, there's certainly a lot that can over here day. then it smell in pretty good, too. memorial day weekend is the unofficial start of summer and that for many of us means the start of grilling season. and show us some delicious memorial day grilling recipes is our favorite livermore chef leslie dabney. also known as the vineyard. mom, good morning to you, leslie of morning. stephanie, thank you for having me to that. of course, always a delight to have you and very excited about what you're going to show us today. stephanie, i know it is memorial day weekend that it doesn't feel like it. >> it is going to warm up thank you day for letting us

know but i think one of the fun things we do and a lot of us do is we go outside and we grill. yes. so today i'm in a share with you. some fun recipes for skewers and they're going to be something you can grill at your house take to a party, maybe even a picnic. and we're going to leave those paper plates and those packets of utensils. we're going to leave them behind we're just going to use our skewers. so, hey, let's get started. our first recipe m in a share with you is one of my favorite. it is a chicken satay skewers. all right. and i actually marinated these the night before and i own really delicious marinade. soy sauce, sir okay, garlic and ginger and all im going to do is put them on the skewers and i'm gonna put them right on my grill. and it sounds simple enough. just 3 ingredients for that, mary. oh, yeah, it's very simple. and a lot of times you will have those already in your pantry most importantly, i want to remind everybody unless you're

planning on having the fire department as guests at your you definitely want to soak the skewers for about 15 minutes. for more. you put them on the grill and other any just safety tips that people should keep in mind when they're handling raw chicken to absolutely wash your hands before and after. and if you want to use gloves, you can always use gloves and then when they're done, whatever plate you brought them out on the crowd. yeah. you need to have a clean plate to take them in so you don't cross contaminate. yeah, that's really important. so while these are grilling and honestly, the only take about 4, 5, minutes per side, have you and i are going to make a really luxurious and delicious. >> peanut sauce. so i already have my peanut sauce in here and to this. i'm going to add some honey, because it's going to have a little bit of sweetness to it. i'm also going to add a little bit of garlic powder and ginger powder. now you can use the fresh if you want. i want my

sauce really smooth. and if you could add the soy sauce into it yet with rate, we're going to see all that correct. it at that all in. and i'm going to also add in a little bit of chicken stock to go in with us and about how much would you say that swiss u.s. sized police us that we that was there the re tablespoons tablespoon and then about a cop of the chicken stock. and that's the chair. so i'm going to let you put in as much as you think you want with you little bit early in the morning. but you know, why let's just get it all in their perfect. thank you. >> and we're it so much flavor and we're going to stir whisk it. so it's nice and smooth and we want it nice and thick and creamy. so what we're going to do is i'm going to pour this into a saute pan. okay. and i'm going to cook it ahead of time on the on the stove for just about maybe 4, 5, minutes. and you get this beautiful luxury. sure. thick sauce is green. me full of

flavor and i have already grilled my and i want to put to finish that set a i'm going to add a little bit of cilantro and a little bit of ground peanuts and then you can use this for dipping. and because i want to give my guest choices. yep. i've a hawaiian skier that they can have as well. love the way and what vegetables did you use with that? now? i have well, i love pineapple grill. so there's pineapple and i bell pepper and i use chicken. but of course, if you want to use some pork or maybe some beef. up to you anyway. you can do it. it will be delicious. lovely, ok, next. you and i are going make some skiers together. stop to it. we're going to make one of my favorites, which beautiful for its care because this is the time of year we're going to get some great but i'm going to add a couple of twists to it so the first thing we're going to start off with is a marshmallow. marshmallow goes first and i know you're thinking why more smoke on a

skewer foot's for fruit and the reason we're going to do it is because i'm going at the free to it. and if some of the 2 strips down, it's going marshmallow or and then you have a delicious sweet treat at the end. and so we're going to grab a pineapple pineapple and then we're going to put that on first hand us. and it's and of course, this is fun to do with kids. oh, yes, and they love it. and of course, depending on the time of year we're going to do a candle him a loping next. depending on the time of year with ever fresh fruit. you especially at your farmers and then how about some blueberries? let's add some blueberries that as they are delicious and they're adding a lot of beautiful color. and then of course, we're going to add some grapes because i love to see that green color and these grapes are fantastic. this time of year. and then here's the second little i love to add it just a really simple mentally i think meant

and fruit go so well together. yes, and it's all slike if kids like it. but you can always make that and then we're going and are skewing with this beautiful strawberry and strawberries are absolutely in-season yes, and look at how pretty that is. and like i said, you get that the list. that marshmallow at the end? because who doesn't like marshmallows? yes, i love you obviously you've had a lot of experience that things can drip at. but the march vote is a great job where i do think things not neat and tidy. and you're the expert. that it absolutely. i love it and it's delicious. and of course, if you want a quick little appetizer, i made a little cup skewer to win. just all. excuse me, just the tomatoes and basil and the mozzarella. and then, of course, and the vineyard mom. so we have a drink, of course. and what we have today, just a row say splits a spritz or excuse me.

and i have just a delicious whichever one you like a little bit of fresh lemon day and i'm a top it off with some sparkling. club soda or are you in or a water? whatever you have. but i think this looks festive and we're ready for memorial day. 100%. all right. leslie dabney, the vineyard. mom, thank you so much for joining us back here today with these delicious looking ideas for memorial day weekend. thank you. in tears. all right. have a 1, 0, we'll see you back here. just a moment. >> we'll be right back. well,

the little mermaid swam to the top of the box office bringing in 38 million dollars on opening day health. and that looks it's expected to make between 12030 million dollars over the holiday weekend. and the remake starring halle bailey is as princess ariel had a 250 million dollars production budget. it's looking le >> he would like all the moisture we have in terms of cloud cover. that's what we got you know, we we mentioned earlier, maybe a little bit of drizzle going on in spots here. i don't see too much on radar right now. a lot of it has a striking the ground, but enough to just dirty up the car to strike gold. but most people, cloudy skies today. temperatures in london. you're lucky if you scratch 70 most readings will be in the upper 60's. gradual warming up coming up for the week ahead. and i do mean gradual, but at least tomorrow, clearing out the skies after the morning

hours and will go into a mostly sunny mode. looks like almost 80 by the time we finish off the weekend for those inland spots that's close to your averages as we going to meet a logical summer. so it's the unofficial start of summer happen tomorrow. that's cultural. all that the media logically june 1st and then we have to wait for for the solstice. so >> that's the next thing. now, very interesting. facts are the weather is looking pretty great for people. they want to get out the grill. want to try some of recipe grow. for will be ready. yes, yes. well, thank you so much. less leaf for being here and for sharing these with us. yes, haha can all be yours the price is going to email us everything are well. thank you so much for joining us here. the kron 4 weekend news. i'm stephanie lin in from all of us here at kron 4. thank you so much for watching. we'll see you back here next week.

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