alameda police said they issued 64 citations and towed five vehicles. sunday they posted a message on social media, saying we were aware of the show and plan for it by assigning a dedicated staff of officers to the event. they want to scare people. time to license place. you know, it's not gonna stop nothing. there are no reports of anyone injured during the side shows in alameda. i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. on this memorial day is ceremony in danville to lighten . diablo's rotating beacon in honor of military service members who died while fighting for our nation. the ceremony was held at the veterans memorial building in denville. the beacon is also lit on veterans day and on the anniversary of the attack on pearl harbor, a longstanding reminder of those who died during the wars in iraq and afghanistan still remains along the hillside in lafayette. tonight it served as the site for a memorial day vigil. ktvu is amber lee has more on tonight's commemoration. for the losses. we tally at the end of every may every moment day. 4000 white cro

at alameda point in alameda and the black and pavement marks the gathering spot for sunday's unpermittedgs could hear the engines revving and car speeding down streets in the neighborhood. ely, the largest one we've had ever out here. i think the alameda police department says it was aware of the illegal event ahead of time and staffed up accordingly at this. say nearly 3,000 people showed in about 1000 ares. i come out here quite often with my grandkids bike riding on the weekend. and we just we can't on a sunday anymore because there's math of the vehicles out in the open area. >> cars running up and down here, >> they injured. biggs is also executive director of the alameda point collaborative which supports housing programs for the homeless in the area. he says the city has made the streets safer for the community over the years by using k rails to deter cars, spinning donuts and even closing some roads, often areas when unpermitted events are but says sunday's car show was a step back. there's about 1000 people to live out here at alameda point. this is there front yard. >> and they

. >> those resources did not include deputies from the alameda county sheriff's office. so while we did not respond. >> to the city of oakland sideshow activity, we did have some activity in the unincorporated areas. alameda county sheriff's spokesperson lieutenant hywel de says deputies monitoring around 200 vehicles gathered in san lorenzo and south hayward. but they later dispersed. we continue to monitor the police department monitored. we did not intervene and we were pretty, you know, pleasantly surprised that they did not go ahead and initiate a side show. you know. oakland has been synonymous was 5 shows for years and years. we're now seeing site shows coming to the unincorporated areas and, you know, into the suburbs, officials at the alameda county sheriff's office say so far in 2023, they have not received a call from the city of oakland for mutual aid. support for sideshows in response to a resident being severely beaten during a recent sideshow. in oakland, oakland, mayor sheng tao released a statement that read in part, quote, my office is currently working

well, alameda at 53 definitely jacket where the this morning throwing those layers. stay nice and cozy. rain jacket is not going to be one of those layers, though. you won't need it. the rest of the forecast to go ahead. but at the back of the closet, a cool and nice afternoon today. today is the coolest of the remainder of the forecast. but a little warmer than yesterday. so our temperature trend is gradually increasing day by day. this is going to take us to some really hot conditions over the weekend, which will fill you in on. still ahead, your forecast all right, john, thank you for that. let's check on those bridges heading into the city this morning. still nice and light. 7 minute ride maze to that. fremont street exit. our san mateo bridge around 12. >> the richmond center fell bridge here at a 7 minute drive and that golden gate bridge. 37 to the toll is going to take you 20 minutes. happening now. the martinez, amtrak train station that's going remain closed today because contra costa fire is at the station. they are clearing up that scene where they say on

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alameda county sheriff you, senor sanchez said in a statement. quote any life lost at the santa rita jail is one too many deputies, bracamonte says in bargmann are entitled to due process, as is the case for anyone else in the community. the alameda county sheriff's office has cooperated with district attorney prices office in thi investigation and will continue to do so going forward. more chp officers will be out there on the roadways this weekend. this is a live look now. traffic on interstate 80 emeryville were traffic is much lighter compared to earlier in the day. chp officers say they've begun their maximum enforcement period. they will be on the lookout for people not wearing seatbelts and driving under the influence. they say their goal is to keep roads safe over the long holiday weekend. ktvu zac sos joins us now live after speaking with people about how they are getting away this memorial day, zach well, certainly many of those people taking to the skies but airfares , anything but cheap. triple a reporting that airfares are up about 4

she reference being worked on with the alameda county sheriff's office.the mayor is out of the city this week and on available. and dublin haaziq kron. 4 news. >> in the south bay, san jose residents accusing caltrans and the police department of racial profiling. this follows the decision to close a number of highway off ramp to roads leading to the city's downtown area on cinco de mayo. authorities say the road closures were necessary in order to ensure public safety. they said that many cinco de mayo celebrations in the past have led to various crimes, including vandalism inside shows. but some residents and local leaders are saying that the road closures and the increased police presence example of cultural and racial bias in a joint statement. state senator dave and assembly member ash collar ro road quote, normal traffic controls are one thing but shutting down major highway access on the pretense of fear of multicultural cinco de mayo is racist targeting and blatantly unconstitutional as it violates the first amendment rights to freedom of assembly

en el cementerio en pantalla se lleva a cabo un servicio que comenzó a las ocho de la mañana y en alameda hoy se va a encender el faro en su y en como parte de los eventos el día especial, el faro se apagó en 1941 durante la segunda guerra mundial por temor a posibles bombardeos, desde 1974 una vez al año el 7 de diciembre las víctimas del ataque de pearl harbor que el fin de semana también se enciende por el fin de semana de recordación >>> el presidente joe biden visitó el cementerio nacional de arlington en virginia, el mandatario colocó una ofrenda en la tumba del soldado desconocido puso >>> y acto seguido se dirigió a la multitud señalando que nunca olviden el precio pagado por mantener la democracia y recordó a un veterano de la guerra de irak que murió en el año 2015 >>> con la cámara en vivo del puente de golden gate de san francisco le informó que esta día festivo la batalla de caminos estará resguardando las carreteras desde las siete de la noche hasta las nueve de la mañana. estarán revisando aquellos que deban al volante >>> pueden enfrentar multas de más de $10,000 y autorid

he was born last year. >> reporter: from his headquarters at the climate center in alameda, 100 trees is sponsored by the non-profit common vision. its planting projects have branched cities like berkeley, haywood, richmond. the club of alameda says they have partnered with amos to plant trees to protect the environment. >> he is very passionate about trees and all the wonderful things that trees provide. we're protecting the climate. i feel really good about that. that's a personal passion of mine. >> and i'm glad you did come out here today. >> reporter: that's really cool. >> reporter: the director of the campus sustainability at uc berkeley's business school says he taught their staff and students to plant hundreds of trees in the underserved communities. >> it will be a ripple effect because our students will go off being ceos, you know, really involved in business, and they will have this impact they will take with them. >> reporter: he's grateful that he's getting interest from the other states and as far away as england. >> it is good to plant a tree. they're connecting with t

three alameda county law enforcement officers face criminal charges the accusations from the alamedaounty district attorney's office that they broke the law for falsifying records and other crimes. is the pandemic. i've noticed that it has been a slight difference on everything because of uh, economy has gone down since then. another store on market street plans to close its doors, the latest in a string of retailers leaving san francisco how shoppers described the changing retail landscape in the city and how other neighboring businesses are adapting. plus. bottle rocket officially kicks off in napa valley will have a recap of the first day of the weekend long music festival and what's ahead for day two. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto and we're taking you live to a picture of the fabulous golden gate bridge celebrating its 80/6 birthday or anniversary. so there's a lot of involvement and a lot of stuff going on with that celebration, but we have a foggy picture there. unseasonably cool has been the word for really not just the past week, but the past month, maybe since

. >> in alameda, police say almost 3,000 people attended a sideshow. at alameda point late last night and police say more than 1000 cars arrive to the scene during that sideshow. that resulted in 64 citations and 5 vehicles being towed. police say they were aware of the sideshow and assigned a dedicated staff to regulate that area. police say the investigation is still ongoing. the california highway patrol is intentionally more visible. this extended memorial day weekend through tonight. the chp is in a period of maximum enforcement last year across the state. chp says almost 900 drivers arrested for dui during the holiday weekend. we want 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. >> remember, they say to think ahead, find a designated driver or use rideshare services or even call a cab. w

plus, hundreds of people gather at the uss hornet in alameda. but this memorial day, that story when we come day, that story when we come back. i was like shaking you know, i. when i first reached out . i didn't know if i had a case o. as soon as i got a hold of my a. because of jacoby and meyers, it a medical bill or things like t. if i know of any accident, i'm . if you've been in a seriousacci. call jacoby and meyers. just2 >> in the east bay, hundreds of people gathered aboard the uss hornet in alameda for memorial day. kron. 4 s charles clifford has the story. >> well, here in alameda on monday, it was a beautiful day for the traditional memorial day service that they hold here on the uss hornet. inside the ship on the hangar deck. there were multiple musical performances. also a service with hundreds of people in attendance here. they took time to pay tribute to the men and women in attendance who had served in the military. there was also a memorial video for recent service members who have passed away. the key speaker at monday's service

there was a huge sideshow in alameda. over the weekend.s of citations were issued the reason those who live nearby think it will happen again, and palisades tahoe closing some of its operations, but it's not because of a lack of snow. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on to welcome back to morning sun to thank you for joining us. i'm pam cook. today's tuesday, may 30th and pretty chilly overnight. let's check in with steve paulson. there are a few breaks pam in the clouds. and, yes, livermore is at 49 still pretty good fogbf breaks not so much to the north. but east and south are a little more thunderstorms continue up in the mountains. no change their northeast california but our upper low, which gave us that kind of activity on sunday , is now pushed into southern california. still though, well, below average is sixties and low seventies, although there are signs of a little warm up starting, probably on thursday. alright, sounds here now, napa napa is gone well not not city of napa, but the crashing napa is gone. i don't want to

all right, lawrence, in alameda, a new transitional housing development opened on the island. dignity village is now officially open for sleep to go reports. this marks the end of a 14 month project that's aimed at helping to end homelessness. >> chronically homeless. having lived on the streets and in her car in san francisco and the east bay. the only game recently earned a master's degree in fine first resident scheduled to move into village in alameda. what i would call a its >> little on a very graceful, the new transitional housing community on 5th street includes 47 small units,with the bed desk and private bathroom and the property can house up to 61 people out of time. the residents can live here from 6 months to 2 years. well working their way to a permanent living situation. i'm not stay for 2 years, just because that's available to me. >> a very proactive kind of aggressive so i'm that 6 was a shooting on to my and has one cohort moves on. >> another moves in and that those are the steps that we now know. it takes to end homelessness. mayor marilyn ezzy ashcraft sa

hundreds of people gathered on the uss hornet in alameda for memorial day. our first clipper was there for the annual wreath toss into the bay. >> well, here in alameda on monday, it was a beautiful day for the traditional memorial day service that they hold here on the uss hornet. inside the ship on the hangar deck. there were multiple musical performances. also a service with hundreds of people in attendance here. they took time to pay tribute to the men and women in attendance who had served in the military. there was also a memorial video for recent service members who have passed away. the key speaker at monday's service was a u.s. army veteran who works here at the uss hornet who says this is a chance to take a moment. and remember, people have given the ultimate sacrifice for their country. >> we're gathered here today on this most important occasion to honor all our service members and to remember. the sacrifices that they made order to preserve freedom. we're gathered here today to honor our fallen heroes. and to remember their achievements. gregory

at alameda point in alameda and the black and pavement marks the gathering spot for sunday's unpermitted car show. biggs could hear the engines revving and car speeding down streets in the neighborhood. ely, the largest one we've had ever out here. i think the alameda police department says it was aware of the illegal event ahead of time and staffed up accordingly at this. police say nearly 3,000 people showed in about 1000 ares. i come out here quite often with my grandkids bike riding on the weekend. >> and we just we can't on a sunday anymore because there's math of the vehicles out in the open area. >> cars running up and down here, >> they injured. biggs is also executive director of the alameda point collaborative which supports housing programs for the homeless in the area. he says the city has made the streets safer for the community over the years by using k rails to deter cars, spinning donuts and even closing some roads, often areas when unpermitted events are planned but says sunday's car show was a step back. there's about 1000 people to live out here at alameda point. this

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this year. >> in alameda, a new transitional housing development has opened on the island. dignity village is now officially operational. our kron four's. philippe, you call reports that this marks the end 14 month project aimed at helping to end homelessness. >> cinda sullivan was initially on the fence about a new transitional housing development coming to her neighborhood in alameda. she has lived off 5th street since 2008 and feared her community might change for the worse. the concerns naturally is that it's going to be kept clean. it's going to be, you know, fully organize. >> you known as always scary to us. but sullivan's concerns have been put to rest now that she sees the end result of the 14 month project on wednesday, the community celebrated the grand opening of dignity village looking at this is beautiful. and i just hope that it, you know, my peers is that it will be successful and that of the stay this way. the new transitional housing community includes 47 small units with a bed desk and private bathroom and the property can house up to 61 people out of tim

. >> ahead of an unpermitted car show scheduled at alameda point in alameda sunday afternoon. the police department says it was aware of the event and staffed up accordingly. the people who planned the illegal car show met up near the uss hornet and apparently left a mess behind that started getting busy around noon and all afternoon. you could hear. >> the tires screeching cars revving up and down the streets and i understand that there are a couple accidents involved with us this weekend in response to the police department's post online about the event, some who claim to have attended say it was peaceful and safe. police issued 64 citations towed 5 cars and responded to to sideshow says really disruptive to. >> i mean, i live a block away and i could hear it. >> clear as a bell that actually got very aggravated. doug bigs, not only lives nearby. he is also executive director of the alameda point collaborative >> which supports housing programs for the homeless in the area. he says the city has moved the streets safer for the community over the years by using k rails to dete

the goal to plant 100,000 trees in alameda. new tree per resident to inurban forest and reduce the carbon footprint. >> that will create the movement and give people hope but have them put their hands in the soil and be the difference in planting for a green future. just toss it in all the way around. cover the roots. >> reporter: in fact, amos left his job in tech marketing consulting to work full time as chief planting officer. >> he is chip. he was born last year. >> reporter: from its headquarters in alameda, goes 100 k trees is sponsored by common vision. the planting projects branched into cities like berkeley, richmond. they are partnered with amos to plant trees to protect the environment. >> he is passionate about trees and the wonderful things that trees provide. i feel good about that. that is a personal passion of mine. >> reporter: amos taught the staff and students to plant hundreds of trees in the east bay underserved community. >> it will be a ripple effect. students will go off being ceos and, you know, really

alameda point, police say they issued 64 citations and towed 5 cars so far.ssigned a dedicated staff to regulate that area. happening tomorrow, disgraced theranos ceo elizabeth holmes will surrender to authorities beginning. >> for more than 11 year sentence in prison. kron four's noelle bellow walks us through the events that led up to this moment. >> after several efforts to stay out of prison, elizabeth holmes is set to turn herself over to authorities tuesday. holmes was originally supposed to turn herself in last month on april 27th, but she won a reprieve with a last minute legal maneuver that gave her more time with her children. we do not know which prison homes will be serving her time. and but her lawye s say she has to prepare to travel outside of california where she's been living. the judge is overseeing the case are recommending homes be imprisoned in bryan, texas when holmes is finally incarcerated, it will bring an end to a fraud scandal. some 20 years in the making. holmes dropped out of stanford university back in 2003 to found theranos prom

september 16, at the alameda county fairgrounds. think there should be live weather there, and they need to lifestream it, this needs to be an event, corgi con. >> i was getting ready to protest the rallies. staying in the bay area so i'm okay. >> i think they're the ones that have been, with that big. >> they can stack them up and make them regular sized cons. got andrea to laugh off camera to that wondered in pleasanton, that's going to be warm, some panting dogs, let's look at the warmer temperatures, and is a pile of air in the atmosphere, and the next couple of days, and compresses the air here, ground level, that warms it up, take over the next few days, the real peak of the unusually warm weather pattern is going to be a little bit further to the north, pacific northwest and western canada, they will be experiencing an unusual weather event, the likes of which this on june 2021, when seattle and portland were sitting records over 100 degrees, this is going to be something that example -- exacerbates the wildfire situation. an

she reference being worked on with the alameda county sheriff's office.old the mayor is out of the city this week and unavailable. and dublin haaziq kron. 4 news. >> federal leaders now want to take action after this latest deadly mass shooting. it happened over the weekend in allen, texas, our washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandt joins us now live to explain how they're responding this time. thanks for joining us. hannah. >> justine. yeah, there's federal action on a number of levels. federal agents are involved in this investigation. and federal lawmakers are talking about gun control, though. it's unclear just how much concrete action will come out of those discussions. >> the fbi is investigating the motives of the shooter who killed 8 people at a dallas-area mall over the weekend. specifically looking into possible ties with white-supremacist ideology. credible estimates show that more than 14,000 people have died this year from gun violence. this is a crisis and president biden is once again calling on congress to do something about the ava

it's the city of alameda working hard to celebrate the grand opening of dignity village. the new transitional housing development has 47 rooms and conserve up to 60 people at a time. the city's mayor said this is a huge step in the path to ending homelessness. >> what we are doing here in the city of alameda will be an example for other cities to follow because we all have not only the ability, we have a moral obligation to address homelessness, and that is how we do it. >> funding for the project provided by $12 million grant from the states project home key program and $2 million in a grant from the city of alameda. >>> game one belongs to the los angeles lakers. can we rewind that tape and have him say something different? the lakers took game one of the second round series against the warriors, so the dubs need to make some adjustments, heading into game two tomorrow night at chase center. the dubs are going to work to fix it. >> there were size issues on the inside, terrible free throw disparity in this one. and you know what, give the lakers credit, they did what th

alameda police said they issued 64 citations and towed five vehicles.ia, saying we were aware of or it by assiga dedicated staff of officers to the event. victor said he's met people from as far as los angeles who have driven up to take part in these side shows he has been stuck in traffic jams caused by the crowds and things even if police step in, it won't stop people they want to. are people talking about? they got a license place. you know, it's not gonna stop nothing. but you know, it's one you got the other area like, you know, they just try to make it seem like he's doing something. you know, they got other things to worry about. you know, like it's just too much going on. there are no reports of anyone who is injured during the side shows reporting live in alameda. i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news, alyssa. thank you. we are following a developing story out of florida tonight. we're nine people were shot near hollywood beach about 25 miles north of miami. six adults and three children were hurt in that shooting. the victims range in age fr

alameda 54 while santa rosa petaluma all at 40 degrees up there, the north bay temperatures later on today will be very similar to yesterday. we're not moving much highs sti-l in the low to mid 60's that are very warmest showers will hold off until well after sunset tonight. that's where this forecast is. when you've got to pay attention to because despite the fact we're dry today, we actually do have some rainfall just around the corner during overnight hours. i'm going to be timing it out for us hour by hour. future cast in your full forecast rain. all right, john, thanks for getting us going this morning. hey, if you're traveling, traffic still pretty light. 7 minutes maze to that fremont street exit. are we going to stay friday light? hopefully so we don't know yet. >> 30 minutes, 80 to 101 dreier morning than yesterday. richmond center fell bridge about 8 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. get a little construction going on there. 20 minutes. well, the big story this morning because teachers, they're going to be back on the picket lines today in oakland after n

hayward, alameda and oakland at 57 right now. dublin livermore, concord, it's sitting at 56 degrees currently now we are going to be seeing some spots of fog out. there are hillsides and at the coastline. but as of right now, visibility is actually holding up pretty well across the region. as for our wake-up planner, temperatures today will be 60 70's to 80's later on. now, it's not going to be as hot as we were this weekend with mid-eighties that are very warmest inland mid 70's by the bay shore and mid 60's along the coastline. i will be talking to any changes that we do see this week, including any cool downs we may see as well. all still ahead right now. all right. on the eve of that, let's check on your morning drive. everybody heading into the city right now about 7 minutes. >> so that fremont street exit our san mateo bridge about 13, 80 to 101, not seen major issues there. richmond center fell bridge about 7 minutes. and let's go ahead and look at the golden gate bridge of 37 to the tolls. 20 minutes. one woman is dead af

the truck, of course, think azul in alameda. sell have you sampled anything out there yet? pam not yet. pam and gasia. but you know, tamayo strange holiday. you know, the some of us eat mexican food all the time, and we would just called today friday. others you know, they wait for cinco de mayo to go out and have tacos and margaritas. so a little later on in the program. we're going to go behind the scenes of a taco truck and also talk about margaritas. you know, there are a lot of questions you may have, and you're watching the people who can do it. how do you make a margarita? how do you make a good taco? can you do this at home? do you leave it to the professionals? you know, so those kind of questions also, i always like to see behind the scenes so we can go inside the taco truck in a little bit, and that's coming up a little later on. so you want to stay tuned for that? gasia pam. yes we do. we will see you then. thank you, sal. well are tough story continues to be the head of oakland's teacher union says there are discussions discussions underway right now to get the

alameda county sheriff, you're sending a sanchez said in a statement.te any life lost at the santa rita. jail is one too many deputies, bracamonte ease and bodman are entitled to due process, as is the case for anyone else in the community. the alameda county sheriff's office has cooperated with district attorney prices office in this investigation and will continue to do so going forward. san francisco's old navy store on market street announced today that it's planning to close when the stores lease expires in july. this is the latest in a string of stores leaving the market street corridor. jana katsuyama joins us now live in san francisco after talking with shoppers and retail workers about the ongoing shift in that area, janna. well the navy says that they are going to be closing the store july 1st. that's because their lease actually ends here at the end of july. today we talked with shoppers and other merchants about some of the changes in retail as well as the challenges that people down here are facing. old navy's three story flagship store on

. >> we had a canine from the alameda county sheriff's office come to the scene, and using their help we were able to recover a firearm on scene. >> officers say that gun was likely used to fire a round. hit and killed by a stray bullet on 880. >> i think they are still going through the pain, and, you know, especially when they hear the news, and they just feel strongly that there are potentially other families may be facing what they have to face. >> just today, a judge exonerated his suspect, saying he acted in self-defense. >> when criminals committing crimes without much or very little consequences, definitely, you know, we are sending the wrong message. almost saying that it is okay to commit crimes and now in alameda county. >> our nbc bay area investigative team found that alameda county had the most shootings out of all of the counties between 2019 and 2021. according to california highway patrol data. they also had reports of highway shootings here doubled to 178 in 2021. in may, the governor announced a pilot program to add cameras to bay area freeways following the shootin

shuttling people around the bay from shore to shore mark rin to alameda to san francisco. >> navia's first product is n30. it's the all-electric boat that is 10 times more efficient than a gas boat. it flies above the water. its technology is like having wings on the water. i think it will change the world. >> reporter: the founder and ceo believe the taxis could offer a way to thin traffic without the need for major infrastructure changes. >> we don't need to think about digging tunnels and doing -- building more bridges. if we can use it in a sustainable way and unlock a whole new mode of transportation in congested cities, it will be really a game changer. >> reporter: today the company shared video of the product and explained the technology. >> there's a foil underneath. just like planes generate lift with the wings, when these boats hit a certain speed, there is this lift force that generates that lifts the boat above the water. so you're not pushing through the waves, extremely efficient. >> reporter: demonstrations are expected to start this. >> when it's a beautiful day the

the city of alameda celebrated the opening of dignity village. the new transitional development is located near the college of alameda on fifth street. it has 47 rooms and conserve up to 60 people at a time. the mayor says this is a big step in the path to ending homelessness. >> what we are doing here in the city of alameda will be an example for other cities to follow, because we all have not only the ability but also a moral obligation to address and end homelessness. that is how we do it. >> the project was funded with $12 million from the state homelessness project and a $2 million grant from the city. >>> let's give you a live look a chase center right now where the warriors need to bounce back in game two to avoid digging themselves into a big hole against the lakers! >> vern glenn joins us now with reaction from the team today. i know that they are not happy. >> reporter: we were a chase center this afternoon to see what the fellows had to say. they reworked the game plan for the lakers tomorrow. bottom line? this team needs more collecti

. >> those resources did not include deputies from the alameda county sheriff's office. so while we did not respond. >> to the city of oakland sideshow activity, we did have some activity in the unincorporated areas. alameda county sheriff spokesperson lieutenant hywel de says deputies monitoring around 200 vehicles gathered in san lorenzo and south hayward. but they later dispersed. we continue to monitor the police department monitored. we did not intervene and we were pretty, you know, pleasantly surprised that they did not go ahead and initiate a side show. you know. oakland has been synonymous was 5 shows for years and years. we're now seeing site shows coming to the unincorporated areas and, you know, into the suburbs, officials at the alameda county sheriff's office say so far in 2023, they have not received a call from the city of oakland for mutual aid. support for sideshows in response to a resident being severely beaten during a recent sideshow. in oakland, oakland, mayor sheng tao released a statement that read in part, quote, my office is currently working w

on memorial day weekend at crown beach and alameda. you might expect to see people swimming kids building sandcastles and families picnicking, but sunday it was virtually empty. the cold wind only inviting for kite surfers. it does feel colder and a lot colder than it has been in quite a few years. david geisler and felicia trip we're taking a dog out for a walk the gray, gloomy skies and choppy water not ideal for a beach day. it's not so fun , whatever whatever is happening out there, climate change. whatever it is cold. i just went to a vacation to ireland and scotland and i felt like this weather prepared me. everyone in ireland, scotland said. oh you come from sunny california. i said, actually, our weather's like yours right now. merritt in oakland, nina davis fired up the grill for a family barbecue. i just text everyone this morning to bring jackets, blankets. breezy davis said her family and friends decided to make the most out of the holiday weekend. but this colder weather not exactly what they had in mind for this outdoor e

well, san francisco and alameda at fifty-two degrees. so it's a light jacket kind of morning.aybe the sweater, something cozy, but the rain jacket, the umbrella. those can go away for the rest of the forecast. i've got good use out work. don't say that do so that might might needed next week. captor. >> all right. but for today, we're going to take our blessings really come. and we've got dry conditions for everyone out there. commuting 2 minutes for you headed into the city may so that fremont street exit our san mateo bridge about 12, 80 to 101, richmond center fell bridge looking like a 7 minute smooth commute for you. golden gate bridge push in 19 minutes. 37 to the tolls, even the south bay. look at this. still pretty green. 29 minutes. 85 in menlo park along 101. all right. james, back to you. thank you. reyna 5.31 in the east bay, the diocese of oakland is filing for chapter 11 bankruptcy the church says it doesn't have the money to litigate more than 330 lawsuits alleging child abuse. >> kron four's dan kerman with a closer look at the story. the roman catholic diocese

. >> those resources did not include deputies from the alameda county sheriff's office.did have some activity in the unincorporated areas. alameda county sheriff spokesperson lieutenant hywel de says deputies monitoring around 200 vehicles gathered in san lorenzo and south hayward. but they later dispersed. we continue to monitor the police department monitored. we did not intervene and we were pretty, you know, pleasantly surprised that they did not go ahead and initiate a side show. you know. oakland has been synonymous was 5 shows for years and years. we're now seeing site shows coming to the unincorporated areas and, you know, into the suburbs, officials at the alameda county sheriff's office say so far in 2023, they have not received a call from the city of oakland for mutual aid. support for sideshows in response to a resident being severely beaten during a recent sideshow. in oakland, oakland, mayor sheng tao released a statement that read in part, quote, my office is currently working with the alameda county sheriff's office on a robust and comprehensive plan to

. >> those resources did not include deputies from the alameda county sheriff's office.hile we did not respond. >> to the city of oakland sideshow activity, we did have some activity in the unincorporated areas. alameda county sheriff's spokesperson lieutenant hywel de says deputies monitoring around 200 vehicles gathered in san lorenzo and south hayward. but they later dispersed. we continue to monitor the police department monitored. we did not intervene and we were pretty, you know, pleasantly surprised that they did not go ahead and initiate a side show. you know. oakland has been synonymous was 5 shows for years and years. we're now seeing site shows coming to the unincorporated areas and, you know, into the suburbs, officials at the alameda county sheriff's office say so far in 2023, they have not received a call from the city of oakland for mutual aid support for sideshows in response to a resident being severely beaten during a recent sideshow. in oakland, oakland, mayor sheng tao released a statement that read in part, quote, my office is currently working with

but first, a new transitional housing development is now open in alameda while details on this year's long project and what it means right after the break. you can't always avoid migraine triggers like your next period. qulipta® can help prevent migraines. you can't always prevent what's going on outside... ...that's why qulipta® helps what's going on inside. qulipta® gets right to work. in a 3-month study, qulipta® significantly reduced monthly migraine days... ...and the majority of people reduced them by 50 to 100%. qulipta® blocks cgrp-- a protein believed to be a cause of migraines. qulipta® is a preventive treatment for episodic migraine. most common side effects are nausea, constipation, and tiredness. learn how abbvie could help you save on qulipta®. >> in alameda, a new traditional transitional housing development opened on the island. dignity village is now officially operational crowd for super ports. this marks the end of a 14 month project that was aimed at helping to end homelessness. >> chronically homeless. having lived on the streets and in her car in san francisco an

but for now in alameda, charles clifford kron, 4 news really nice service.he weather >> played along played well with everyone as well. that's good to see. charles, thank you for that live report. >> this past winter produced record snowfall in california. however, a new study from the scripps institution of oceanography is suggesting the state should expect less snow in the years to come. this study points to the fact that temperatures continue to rise across the globe, meaning less snow will fall on our sierra mountains by the 2nd half of this century, researchers are using snow lines as an indication of this. that's the elevation on mountains where snowfall generally ends, which in the past 70 years have risen pretty with that. we do want to toss on over to kron meteorologist kyla grogan here with more details on our memorial day forecast. hey kyla. yeah. hey there. i'm happy to say we're getting some sunshine out there in the bay. so if you're going to be taking part in any of the ceremonies today to honor our veterans. >> and we certainly hope you are r

i store in california, the coffee chain store on alameda and julian unanimously. one union representation in a vote of 9 to 0. now they join many other locations to say starbucks management cut worker hours causing workers to be short staffed and a lot of them being burnt out. well, new this morning, uber suspends its diversity chief bo young lee amid complaints from employees. police on leave after black and hispanic employees complain about the workplace event. she moderated those events, explore the experience of white american women under the title. hashtag don't call me karen lee's lipa, diversity and inclusion department for about 5 years. kron 4 is your local election headquarters and governor gavin newsom won't be able to run for another term in office and the list of those looking to see them growing state attorney general rob bonta reportedly seriously considering running for governor. it's all according to the san francisco chronicle, bond has been in his position since 2021. has xavier becerra. actually left to become the u.s. secretary of health and h

and now the alameda county superintendent of schools is ordering them to hold an election to fill it. and the former broadcaster for the open a's is responding after the fire for saying a racial slur during a live broadcast. we have all those stories and more in just a moment. >> from the bay area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 6. >> good morning. thank you for joining us on this tuesday. may 23rd i'm james fletcher and i'm reyna we all got off to a great start this morning. >> you know, not as foggy, but just a little bit. yeah. and not as drama filled, especially on the road get standing by with a check of weather and traffic to start the hour to break that. yes, yesterday was a mess and the area think lee, yesterday's issues not an issue right now. that's the good news about getting out the door or in the 50's higher 50's for places like antioch in clear lake. but we're starting off in the 50's. it's not going to be as warm as it was yesterday. >> 9 o'clock hour all the way up to 9 o'clock hour. watch for patchy fog by noon. we'll see those breezy

son memorias que te quedan, es una herida mental >>> como un área no incorporada de la avenida de alamedafornia había leyes que impedían que personas de estas comunidades pudieran comprar casa en ciudades como heyward explicó esta historiadora que en los títulos del propiedad del lenguaje explícitamente prohibía venderle asiáticos, mexicanos o negros, desplazado de estas áreas por estas políticas esta ciudad los acogió y se vio enriquecida por su cultura aunque no era una comunidad opulenta, sí tenía una cultura vibrante >>> hasta cantantes famosos como ray charles llegaban a lugares nocturnos del área a exponer sus temas, esta ciudad solicitó formalmente hacerse ciudad pero se la negaron tres meses, el condado de alameda y la ciudad de heyward tenían otros planes para estos terrenos y así un día desapareció del mapa >>> es posible que quemaron la mitad de las casas >>> pilar niño noticiero telemundo 48 >>> esta tarde a las seis la segunda parte de esta historia, nuestra compañera pilar niño nos hablara de que alguna de las casas perteneció a los hijos del legendario pancho villa, nos cue

it came to the alameda county fairgrounds. inspired by open-air air markets in asia. a lot of things at this event are asian inspired, particularly the food. some vendors getting creative with fusion style. >> it is all based on family recipes and we put our own twist on it when we do hawaiian fusion. >> they run one of the most popular booths. they say they started as a food truck but have been using events like this market as their primary source of income. >> if you think of the original, we step it up a notch and we provide something different, reinvent the wheel basically. >> organizers say the goal is to bring community together to showcase california vendors. the main focus is the exotic food. >> it feels very homey. to see a culture being represented, it means a lot. >> he is -- may is aapi month. those we spoke with say it shows the importance of diversity. >> you get to appreciate everyone's culture, whether they are asian, indian, just all different ones. i love it. it helps us become more diverse. liz: parade of ca

new at 1100s of people upon the alameda county fairgrounds for a special night market.inspiration from the open air markets of asia. with this being aapi heritage month abc seven news reporter ryan curry tells us this event held special meaning to businesses taking part. >> there is a meaning -- reason why the line for this is so long. not only does the food looked good it is made by a family from japan. >> this is my favorite job. >> this family has been in the united states for about 10 years and have been traveling around the west coast at markets like this. >> it is going to be times, like 200 people in the line. >> this market originated in los angeles but towards other cities and this week it came to the alameda county fairgrounds. vendors are small california businesses partaking in an event inspired by open air markets in asia. a lot of the things that this event are asian inspired, particularly the food. some vendors are getting creative with fusion style. >> it is all based on family recipes and we put her own twist on them and do hawaiian fusion. >> lisa and

en paro laboral dijeron saber cuándo van a poder regresar a las aulas de clase y desde el condado alamedauta laboral >> buenas tardes pues no desafortunadamente hasta el momento no hay p programada ninguna autorización mientras tanto los maestros se mantienen en pie de lucha >> en una muestra de fuerza y solidaridad maestros y sus aliados marcharon hoy por un contrato laboral que tenía incrementos salariales de más de 20 por ciento para todos los maestros sin importar la antigüedad pero también quieren soluciones a la llamada bien común >> aquí tenemos una infestación de ratasproblemas en la plomería pero este jueves la superintendente del distrito dijo que aunque reconoció la importancia de estos temas la prioridad es un contrato laboral que promueva la recepción de los maestros a través de salarios >> estas exigencias del buen común son parte de ayudar a nuestros maestros si los estudiantes llegan con hambre no se van a poder enfocar en la elección >> ante una huelga por tiempo indefinido preguntamos a los maestros que son padres de familia si les preocupa la pérdida de aprendizaje los

now at 8 alameda county's district attorney pamela price. opening up about some terrifying threats that she's been receiving as she faces intense scrutiny over her policies on crime. plus, oakland teachers begin their strike over contract deal with parents and students can expect for tomorrow. and lawyers fans fired up at thrive city tonight as the dep's try to even up the playoff series against the lakers. thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 8. i'm pam moore and ken wayne. teachers will be back on the picket line tomorrow in oakland, the oakland education association calling on its members tonight to resume negotiations. >> tomorrow morning today was day one of the teachers strike over the lack of a contract deal. kron four's. catherine heenan is here now with the latest. catherine? >> well, we knew this strike was being described as open and good. and yes, it has been confirmed >> 7.30, tomorrow morning. both sides expected to be back at the bargaining table. at least that's the plan. the strike continues after teachers spend

el distrito del trÁnsito de alameda cong tra costa.rea que protestan los maestros hasta telemundo 48.com puede encontrar informaciÓn sobre estos cambios. por otra parte. la fiscal de distritotelo condado alameda. informÓ que van a presentar cargos de homicidio. desesperado por el ruido saliÓ y disparado a los autos involucras. fue cuando hiriÓ mor tamente. que segÚn la fiscalÍa fue una vÍctima cir cun tan cial. >>> miembro de las fuerza del orden el condado se reunieron para honrar a aquellos que murieron mientras ser bain a la comunidad. >>> la ceremonia fue en el museo de historia del condado san mateo. el fiscal de distrito le dio la bienvenida a 4 de las familias que perdieron a sus seres queridos. segÚn la patrulla de caminos de california 7 oficiales murieron en el Último aÑo. >>> hablemos sobre un incidente escolar donde un alumno agre zoi a un miembro del pesto. se reportÓ el altercado y culminÓ en la parada de autobuses donde lograron detener. vamos con flabio lacayo. una protesta que se realizÓ hace pocas horas muchos estudia

to alameda county.ction to a suicide. this all stems from an incident at the santa rita jail in 2021. 2 deputies were monitoring an inmate who told jail staffers she planned to take her life. the deputies were supposed to check on the inmate every 30 minutes. but the da's office says surveillance video shows the deputies skip some checks sometimes for as long as an hour. and 47 minutes. the deputies are also accused of doctoring logbooks. the woman who died was set to be transferred to a second psychiatric hospital. coming up on the kron 4 morning news with millions expected to fly the friendly skies this memorial day weekend. travel tips you want to keep in mind before you head to the airport. >> plus, a south bay animal rescue now at full capacity with animals looking for forever homes. would you be the one to take them home? how you can help? and after the break, bay area communities are honoring those who've fallen in the line of service. we take a live look at a special flag planting at the special

americans in the bay >>> alameda has a display for asian-american and pacific islander heritage monthit is meant to shine a light on the story of japanese americans. it highlights the removal of japanese american communities during world war ii. the goal is making sure that they are not forgotten by the next generation. >> want to member the st of the people who were here. we want to learn these lessons of history, because we seem to be repeating mistakes. >> the exhibit opened at e 15th, a tickets are free. thank you so much for watching. the news continues streaming on cbs news bay . eahavear a announcer: it's time to play "family feud." give it up for steve harvey. [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: welcome to the show. how you doing? my boys right there. how y'all? thank you, everybody. i appreciate that. thank y'all. thank you, everybody. i do. i yr llmate y'all.'m weto, steve harvey. [cheering and applause] well, we got another good one for you today. returning for their second day with a total of $20,000 from wilmington, delaware--it's the champs--it's the fle