well, if you're benicia vallejo trying to get over the benicia bridge towards martinez, the forecastraffic is bad. >> it is. it is certainly bad. and one of the things that one thing that i do want to tell you is that now it's getting bad everywhere. the silicon valley all of a sudden has become super loaded up here. there's 280 in san jose now. things are beginning to loosen up. but steve mentioned the benicia bridge, and that's because we had an earlier crash. we had a stalled vehicle two. and this whole region has been very, very slow. so, you know, get out there and get out there and get out there early if that's your commute early as possible, or the alternative is to wait until it's over and you can take that first meeting at home. you know, those meetings on zoom are sometimes even better than the real thing, right? 802 let's go back to the desk. >> sal, i know you're a big apple guy, so just moments ago, apple wrapped up their live product event. the company making some big announcements about new technology. it's releasing new ipads and a new powerful m4 chip. the company al

we begin tonight in benicia with a new monument for a world war ii veteran with quite a story to tell>> john ramos has the emotional tribute and the top secret mission behind the tale. >> reporter: when the pandemic broke out in 2020, the town of benicia began looking for one thing that could bring everyone together, and the more they talked about it, the more it came down to one name -- harold bray. >> from various organizations around town. >> reporter: hundreds of people turned out to christen a new monument with a youthful statue of one of benicia's favorite resident, harold bray. at 17 he shipped out aboard the uss indianapolis secretly carrying the first atomic bo.

the commute across the benicia bridge. lanes are blocked by this crash involving a motorcycle. no major injuries reported, but a big backup is building your alternate. of course, keep you moving. you can take the longer route, but it is the carquinez bridge across and then across highway four that is moving smoothly right now. all right. thank you so much. that's what's happening today in the bay. don't forget we'll be streaming at 8:00. we're bringing in mayor matt mahan from san jose for a conversation about the budget. all right. have a great day.

a world war ii veteran from benicia gets a permanent thank you for his service. >>> good morning. today is sunday, may 19th. it is great to have you with us. i am max darrow. we are two hours away from one of the biggest events of the year in san francisco. get ready for bay to breakers. thousands of costumed runners like these folks and likely some without anything on it all, will take over the streets for the race from the embarcadero to ocean beach. a seven mile race snakes tough the city and starts near maine and howard streets and end at the great highway. several entrances to golden gate park are closed and muni will be rerouted. >>> for what we can expect outside today, we will tell you that. let's get over to first alert meteorologist, darren peck. >> it will be different today. we are starting sunday morning with less in terms of the marine layer. we still have some in the interior valleys through sonoma and napa, but this day is different because there will be more sunshine. we look at the forecast, bay to breakers happening today and it will be a very nice day. you will

eliot palmer is the recreation leader here at the james lemmo swim center in benicia. he says they serve 1000 swim lessons a year to adults and children alike. >> even if you have a life jacket on a child, absolutely arms reach at all times, and then the other thing get them in swim lessons, get them, get them comfortable in the water. make it enjoyable, do swim team, build your skills, those kind of things. but parental supervision, on top of lifeguards, that are on site is huge to water safety. >> palmer says swimming is a life skill. anyone can learn to swim at any age. >> i think every age group, whether you're you know, three years old or you're, you know, 65, if it's something you should all, have a chance to learn and should learn how to swim. and at our pool, we do have adult lessons that we do, that we keep smaller class sizes, for that, we can focus on getting comfortable in the water. >> an estimated 1000 children every year in the us die from drowning. the american academy of pediatrics urges parents and families whenever you're near a body of water or a sw

a citizen of benicia. his family in benicia. he was a benicia police officer for 19 years. a special kind of police officer because he was an advocate for children into town. >> harold bray was awarded the purple heart for his bravery following the attack on his battleship near the end of world war two. hundreds of american crew members were killed when two torpedoes from a japanese submarine hit the ship. the survivors fought off sharks, starvation, and cold water in the pacific ocean for about five days. and of course, all eyes on san francisco. this morning as the bay to breakers is officially underway. we have ktvu amanda quintana joining us live from near the starting line in san francisco. amanda, how's it all looking now? >> it's looking great. it's a lot of fun out here. i think you were here before, james. i was told some tortillas were maybe thrown at you, but it is fun. i'm happy to be out here, we are on the third group now. that's about to take off. a lot of fun costumes. a lot of people just

the city of benicia pays tribute to the last survivor of one of the in a unionization vote, with 79% voting in favor. the employees were known as cast members portray mickey mouse, cinderella, and other characters in the park. the cast members say they can frequently get injured while on the job, and they're not compensated enough. most of the rest of disneyland employees are already unionized. walt disney company has not yet issued a public statement. auto workers at a mercedes-benz plant in alabama have voted against joining the united auto workers union, and this is a major blow to organizing efforts in the south. fox's madison, scarpino, brings more details on the no vote and how the uaw is responding. >> 56% of workers at two mercedes factories near tuscaloosa voted no to unionizing friday. it's the first big loss for the uaw after recent wins. just last month, volkswagen workers in chattanooga, tennessee, overwhelmingly voted to join the uaw. the union also secured pay raises and better pensions for workers at general motors. ford and stellantis. last year, after weeks of strik

but we are seeing some backup here on 6.80, near the benicia bridge. and that's because we are dealing with an accident on the actual bridge. so you can see it's the southbound lanes, both the left and center lanes are currently blocked and it's causing that back up throughout 6.80. so just keep that in mind. if you're utilizing that this morning, taking a look at the bay bridge this morning, 19 minute commute into the city and taking a live look at the san mateo bridge. it's a 21 minute commute into the peninsula and taking a live look at the richmond, sandra fell bridge. it's a 12 minute commute. there. and lastly, that golden gate bridge coming in at a 21 minute commute for those who are heading into the city by and james, we'll send it back to thank you at 701, in the south. a man accused of shooting to san jose police officers faces attempted murder charges. now, in fact, new court documents reveal that kevin brionna showed up to a san jose hotel to see a woman that used to have a relationship with. >> she called police and that's when the shootou

it's on the benicia bridge. it's the southbound lanes of 6.80, but even though it's just been cleared out, you can see there's a lot of residual delays, both on 6.80, and also on 7.80. so if you're heading out that way or coming from that way, keep that in mind, taking a look over near the oakland area and specifically in san leandro right now, there's traffic collision on northbound 8.80. it's just north of 2.38. so multiple lanes are currently closed there. it's causing back up on to 37 and also 8.80. then there's also another accident on northbound 8.80, near the marina boulevard. and there's a lane blocked there. so if you're using 8.80, northbound lanes, keep that in mind. well, say, i want to make you aware this over on 6.80, the northbound lanes in alamo near stone valley road. the right lane is currently closed and blocked off because of an accident that's been there for at least about 30 minutes or so. so it's been growing in causing residual delays on 6.80, northbound lanes. lastly, we'll take a look a

i'm here in benicia along the shoreline here.hel island. a five year old boy accessed the water behind a home that was adjacent out. here's what happened. >> the child was rescued by one of our rescue swimmers and was then transported by ground to sutter delta hospital. >> and it's the warm weather that gets people close to the shoreline and academy. the american academy of physician says you can start teaching a child as young as one years old how to be water safe. but this is why it's so important. >> this is the first really warm day so far this year. so parents and adults who are watching children need to keep in constant visual contact of their children. and when the child is by the water, they need to be wearing a life vest and wear that life vest correctly. all people who are by the water should be wearing a life vest, because if you fall in, it only takes one gulp of water to submerge and drown. >> and that's exactly why the american academy of pediatrician says, get your kids familiar with water, but never have them out

we begin tonight in benicia with a new monument for a world war ii veteran with quite a story to tell. >> john ramos has the emotional tribute and the top secret mission behind the tale. >> reporter: when the pandemic broke out in 2020, the town of benicia began looking for one thing that could bring everyone together, and the more they talked about it, the more it came down to one name -- harold bray. >> from various organizations around town. >> reporter: hundreds of people turned out to christen a new monument with a youthful statue of one of benicia's favorite resident, harold bray. at 17 he shipped out aboard the uss indianapolis secretly carrying the first atomic bomb. on its return, the ship was sunk by enemy torpedos and 900 sailor, including harold, spent five days in the water trying to fight off a swarm of sharks. it was a scene made famous in the movie jaws. >> i don't know how many shark, maybe a thousand. >> it was a bad experience. there was nothing good about it. every time you looked around, somebody was gone. >> reporter: harold was one of the 300 who were saved and

the commute across the benicia bridge. two of four lanes are blocked by this crash involving a motorcycle. no major injuries reported, but a big backup is building your alternate. of course, keep you moving. you can take the longer route, but it is the carquinez bridge across and then across highway four that is moving smoothly right now. all right. thank you so much. that's what's happening today in the bay. don't forget we'll be streaming at 8:00. we're bringing in mayor matt mahan from san jose for a conversation about the budget. all right. have a great day. ♪♪ >>> trail of destruction. a new round of tornadoes ripening through the heartland. [ siren ] >> and causing widespread damage. at least one person killed in oklahoma. entire neighborhoods destroyed. and al is tracking the risk of more dangerous storms today. his full forecast straight ahead. >>> breaking overnight, major escalation. israeli tanks roll into rafah. troops taking over a keyboarder crossing. just hours after hamas said it agreed to a cease-fire prop

not only did he serve our country, but he also served as benicia police officer for 20 years. very nice. well tomorrow a south bay fire department is celebrating 150 years of service, and mountain view firefighters are inviting you to celebrate with them. the department is holding a celebration from 11 to 3 in downtown mountain view at the civic center plaza at 1230. you might be wondering why you're looking at all these vintage fire trucks. well, there's going to be a parade featuring them. you'll also be able to check out an inflatable firehouse and meet sparky the dalmatian. sparky is, of course, he had to be a dalmatian, right? had to be. all right. we've got excitement for the golden state valkyries in the air today. fans came out for a block party at thrive city. it featured live music and games. thrive city right next to chase center. some big performers out there with ties to the bay area talking about e-40. talk about a guy who shows up at killarney and pilot. of course, fans could also buy new gear to sport at next season's games. team says this event symbolizes a tu

kron. 4 news. >> the benicia unified school district is facing a lawsuit claiming the district sweptacher abuse accusations under the rug. a former teacher matthew shelton has been charged with 7 counts of molesting a child. attorneys say shelton worked in elementary schools for more than a decade. and when accusations surfaced at one school, shelton resigned and switch to another school. the lawsuit accuses the district of negligent hiring and adds that the principal was allegedly friends with shelton and his wife. >> homeowners are scrambling to try and find new insurance to protect their homes. after state farm announced that they're going to be dropping dem this summer. so many of those owners, they they live in the east bay. >> online and everything people are just asking, you know, who will ensure us? where can we get insurance? and i just don't know people who have single-family homes, you know, who don't have any coverage or safety. i'm not really sure whatmthey're supposed to do. >> state farm says it soaring costs, the increasing risk of wildfires plus outdated regulations

the city of benicia will pay its latest tribute to a hometown hero of world war two.a new monument in eunice jensen park in downtown benicia, honoring this man. 97 year-old harold bray. he's a retired benicia police officer and the last survivor of the attack on the uss indianapolis. in july of 1945, more than 300 american crew members were killed after a japanese navy submarine torpedoed that us battleship bray was only 17 years of age when it all happened. he was awarded the purple heart for his bravery. well, if you're a picky eater, it could be hurting your mental health. a new study diving into the psychological impact on restrictive diets and from a bustling tourist hotspot to post-pandemic challenges, san francisco's chinatown fighting to bounce back. a look into how the community driven event is gearing up to rev up bu ness once aga ( ♪ ) you made a cow! actually it's a piggy bank. my inspiration to start saving. how about a more solid way to save? i'm listening. well, bmo helps get your savings habit into shape with a cash reward every month you save. both: c

of benicia. he raised his family in benicia. he was a benicia police officer for 19 years. a special kind of police officer because he was an advocate for children into town. >> now, harold bray was awarded the purple heart for his bravery after the attack on his battleship near the end of world war two. hundreds of americans were killed when two torpedoes fired from a japanese marine hit their ship for five days. the survivors fought off sharks, starvation, and the cold water in the pacific ocean. >> 2000 graduate student workers at uc santa cruz say they will go on strike this morning. the walkout involves teaching assistants, researchers and other academic workers. their union leaders say the strike is to protest the uc system's recent crackdown on pro-palestinian demonstrations on college campuses across the state. it's still not clear how long the strike will last. uc administrators say the walkout violates the no strike clause in the student workers contract. >> well, there's still no elect

a second lawsuits filed against benicia unified planning.t's web teacher abuse accusations under the rug. this new lawsuit which is similar to the first one looks to hold the district accountable for its alleged negligent hiring. a former teacher, matthew shelton. the suit filed by 3 people claims the district failed to report shelton's alleged abuse of students and concealed his actions to protect the district's reputation. a gun buyback event will be held at the san mateo superior court building on mission road tomorrow from 10:00am to noon. officials say they will offer $50 for any guns that do not work. >> $100 for handguns shot, right? shotguns and rifles and $200 for ghost guns. all right. welcome back. thank you so much for joining us this morning. let's get a quick check of the weather with mister john. sure able good morning to you. good morning to you. step in we are looking at a good day to day to be getting outside. temperatures out there. >> are going to be another mild one. a few clouds out there across the bay area right now.

elliot palmer is the recreation leader here at the james lemmo swim center in benicia. he says they serve a thousand swim lessons a year to adults and children alike. >> even if you have a life jacket on, a child absolutely arms reach at all times, and then the other thing get them in swim lessons, get them, get them comfortable in the water. make it enjoyable, do swim team, build your skills, those kind of things. but parental supervision , on top of lifeguards that are on site is huge to water safety. >> palmer says swimming is a life skill. anyone can learn to swim at any age. >> i think every age group, whether you're, you know, three years old or you're, you know, 65, if it's something you should all, have a chance to learn and should learn how to swim. and at our pool, we do have adult lessons that we do, that we keep smaller class sizes for that so we can focus on getting comfortable in the water. >> an estimated 1000 children every year in the us die from drowning. the american academy of pediatrics urges parents and families whenever you're near a body of water

and then also, as i mentioned, you know, play fairfield benicia. you are under that, too.e gusts upwards of 40 miles per hour. now, the warm up thursday into friday. >> saturday. pretty warm day, too. but you can see just above average and sunshine as we roll across the next 7 days. thank you, kyla. we have details now on apple's newest ipad and new features that will help. >> you find your misplaced apple pencil, rich demuro explains in today's tech smart. >> the ipad is getting some upgrades with new display technology. plus a processor that's faster but uses less energy. and in all new apple pencil is finally getting find. my built in which means hopefully you'll lose it good morning. welcome to apple park. in a pre-recorded event in there now signature slick transitional style. >> apple unveiled new ipads, updated editing software and a new apple pencil. this is the strongest ipad lineup we've ever have. first up the ipad air, which is now powered by the m 2 chip and is 50% faster than before for the first time ever. ipad air comes in 2 sizes. it still comes in the fam

a second lawsuit now has been filed against benicia unified claiming the school district swept teacher abuse accusations under the rug. so this new lawsuit, which is similar to the first one looks to hold the district accountable for its negligent hiring. a former teacher, matthew shelton, the suit filed by 3 additional youths claims the district failed to report shelton's alleged abuse of its students and concealed his actions to protect the district's reputation. shelton is charged with 7 counts of molesting a child. he's due in court for a preliminary hearing on monday. civil litigation isn't scheduled until september. so we'll be following this story. elsewhere in the north bay, a second lawsuit was filed against. well, this is that same story that we were talking about where allegations are that the school district's swept accusations under the rug. and again, we're looking this to proceed later on in the year. so we're hoping will be able to follow this again in september when it arrives in court. >> in the east bay, police are looking for help finding a man accused of killing 2

. >> the benicia unified school district now facing a lawsuit. attorneys say 42 year-old matthew shelton had worked in elementary schools for more than a decade here in the bay area. and then when accusations with surface one school, well, he would resign and then go to another shelton's teaching credentials were not suspended until march of this year. the lawsuit accuses the school district of negligent hiring and accuses the principal of sweeping students allegations under the rug because the principal apparently was a friends with the teacher and his wife. that report forecast as we get a live look right now walnut creek. looking terrific, lawrence. this rain is it is a real deal. it's no. yeah. it looks like this is all coming together. now looking more likely that we are going to see some rain. >> not just a couple of draft talking a pretty significant rain specially for this time of the year out the door. you can hardly tell, though you've got lot of sunshine around the bay area. some nice weather out there right now. boy, probably the warm

you can see both interstate 80 and 680 are red south of fairfield towards vallejo and benicia. and of course, our coverage today, standoff and traffic delays, continues online. head on over to our website, ktvu.com for the very latest developments. we also have more coverage of today's events tonight on the 10:00 news. other news now, san francisco could soon be home to what some elected leaders are calling an entertainment zone. as ktvu christien kafton shows us, the plan is all part of an effort to attract more people to downtown san francisco. >> san francisco's mayor is proposing legislation to turn this section of front street between sacramento and california into the city's first entertainment zone. >> we want to put a smile, filled with joy on the faces of san franciscans and the people who live and work here. >> overall, the zone would allow bars and restaurants to sell alcohol during outdoor events. duncan lay reopened harrington's bar and grill just before saint patrick's day, after it had been closed for about four years. he says while business is okay midweek, it f

lawsuit has been filed against the benicia unified school district. we first reported former teacher matthew shelton had been charged on 7 counts of molesting a child. now, a total of 5 students have come forward. attorneys say shelton worked in elementary schools for more than a decade in when accusations surfaced one school, shelton resigned and switch to another school. he's teaching credentials were not suspended until march of 2024, the suit accuses the school district of negligent hiring and accuses the principle of sweeping students allegations under the rug because the principal was friends with teacher and his wife. >> rattlesnakes. that's the message from east bay park officials as warmer days returned to the bay area. park visitors are being reminded about rattlesnakes becoming more active as they emerge from their winter hibernation if you spot a rattlesnake while you're out and about officials say it's safest to just leave it alone, move away as quickly as possible. if you do get bitten by a rattlesnake, you are advised c% to remain calm.

if our friends in brentwood about 91 in fairfield, 87 in benicia back along the coastline. still some very nice numbers in the north bay. a warm temperatures out there. that's for sure. hot inland cooling down a little bit near the coastline. staying warm over the weekend, but cooling off a few degrees. more fog expected along the coastline. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> the giants were hoping to wrap up their road trip with a sweep of the rockies today out and how colorado and as i've said all week, they desperately need to stack wins against the bottom feeder teams in the league because they have already proven they struggle against good teams, but a similar problem reared its ugly head again today in denver from was a chilly day out there won't need that coat when you come back to the mel. nice and toasty hears having a 4th. no score. michael conforto. he gets the scoring going his second home run in as many days. it's one nothing giants. but that would be the only highlight for san francisco. 4th inning. kelly is diaz laces? a liner that rolls all the way to the wall? >>

also discovery bay and you'll feel that delta breeze working his way right through benicia by tomorrowfternoon. but 70 in fairfield back toward the coastline. keeping on the cool side with that patchy fog. but overall looks like the pattern going start to improve to all be the coolest day of the weekend will begin warming up a little less fog and cloud cover on sunday. i think as we head toward memorial day of some of temperatures make it near 80 degrees by the afternoon. then cool back down the following tuesday and wednesday. but yeah, i don't know what to do tomorrow. maybe a little surf. swim, not everything. you'd bottle rock. >> i mean, there's a lot going even with the cloudy start carting all happening in san francisco this weekend, too. so >> you know, holiday weekend talked here we go. i mean, you cool start but seems like it's going and well, i'm trying to pace myself for this whole weekend. so it's a big weekend to see what you guys call it. carnival. >> curnow fall. that is excellent. we should do. that a great got a brand cool. thank lauren. thanks, guys. 7. that's good f

ya murió mi mamá en 2010, mi papá en 2019 and then mi hermano en 2089 benicia viajó desde nebraska hastaaquí se lleva a cabo 1 de los eventos por el día de los caídos más grandes del valle central. este es un evento lleno de personas que llegaron con sus familias completas. incluso algunos niños dicen que ya planean servir al país cuando lleguen a los 18 años. también asistieron veteranos de la tercera edad, muchos quienes vieron a sus amigos y familiares morir defendiendo a los estados unidos desde fresno, abraham peña, telemundo y para ver más actividades que se esperan y se estarán realizando en este día, puede visitar nuestra página web. ahí encontrará todos los eventos, las direcciones y los horarios. con motivo de este día de recordación y un enorme incendio de 4 alarma se desató ayer cerca de las 20:00 de la noche en la 700 de la avenida high en oakland. el siniestro ocurrió en un galpón donde había madera almacenada. esto de acuerdo a información de los bomberos de oakland, más de 75 oficiales trabajaron en la extinción de las llamas que, por cierto, obligaron a que las autoridad

. >> a second lawsuit has been filed against benicia unified school district claiming it swept teacher abuse accusations under the rug. this new lawsuit similar to the first looks to hold schools accountable for its negligent hiring. a former teacher, matthew shelton failing to report his abuse of its students and concealing his actions to protect the district's own reputation. shelton has been charged with 7 counts of molesting a child. meantime, the man on your screen here has been arrested, charged with multiple counts of assault. the 41 year-old is the owner of she hair salon and conquered at clayton road and bailey road. police say the crimes happened inside his hair salon. he remains in custody tonight. concord police does believe there are more victims. so if you have any information on the man on your screen, you're asked to come forward. >> fast food workers at to oakland locations are on strike today. workers at play loco on international and 25th near the fruitvale bart station and workers that mcdonald's on 14th in jackson, near lake merritt, say their bosses have failed to

asada, los expertos tienen importantes recomendaciones para evitar la contaminación de alimentos benician. peter ruiz nos explica un poco más de esta iniciativa, auspiciada en parte por el departamento de vivienda del condado fresno. cuánto porcentaje de su sueldo destina para la renta? más del 50. encontramos barato. nada tanto para rentar como para comprar. si mucha gente está teniendo dificultad de poder hacer los pagos mensuales, el sentimiento es generalizado. el costo de la vivienda es muy alto y se destina buena parte del sueldo. es un problema muy grande en fresno y simplemente por eso. fresno housing se enfoca mucho en en construir estas comunidades, trabajar con otras agencias para proveer viviendas de bajos recursos. a partir de hoy y por las próximas 2 semanas, la oficina de vivienda esta recibiendo solicitudes para los programas de vivienda pública y vivienda asequible para personas de bajos ingresos, proporcionando rentas inferiores a las del mercado. atención tiene que ingresar a la siguiente página de internet triple w fresno housing punto org en la parte superior derecha

now make those temperatures feel a bit on the cool side in spots. 71 in sunny in benicia and 74 degreesnd snow. a coastal areas, though, yes, talking with the fog almost all day some brief clearing a little further north and not much. that's going to keep you cool out there the next couple days as temperatures. hovering right around average cooling down a little bit, especially as we head in towards saturday and sunday. just a tad. but boy, not much change along the coastline. that's the thing you get the fog. so we start to talk about these changes right along the coastline, it's like go from 59 to 58 and you got that fog there. yeah. you got to bundle up. you've got yeah. you got to bundle up and enjoy the nice cool weather out there because but other spots around the bay area. that's where start to get hot. yeah. this is one of called cut tunnel separate go from one extreme to the next and you see more of that in the days ahead. that's for thanks alerts. thanks. >> oberst to sell a in rutherford is the most beautiful restaurant in california. that's according to open table which chos

harold bray was born in benicia. he's now 96 years of age.oday, the city unveiled a statue in his honor called the harold bray monument. there it is. bray is the last remaining survivor who was on board the uss indianapolis when it went down back in 1930. the ship was struck by two japanese torpedoes, killing nearly 900 sailors. about 300 survived. bray was one of them. members of the community say the statue symbolizes his bravery. this is here permanent for years and years to come, but it is a way for us to say thank you with. that's what that exemplifies. bray also served as a police officer in benicia for 20 years. happening tomorrow, celebrating 150 years of service, the city of mountain view fire department is inviting the community to come celebrate with them. it is holding a celebration on sunday from 11 to 3 p.m. in downtown mountain view at the civic center plaza. there will be a parade featuring vintage fire trucks. as you're seeing right here, and much more. starting at 12:30 p.m. you can also check out an inflatable firehouse and

harold bray is a hometown hero in benicia. he is the last survivor of the sinking of the uss indianapolis in world war two, and a retired benicia police officer. today, there will be an unveiling ceremony for a harold bay tribute and indianapolis veteran's memorial. it will stand as an enduring symbol of bravery and dedication by bray. it starts at 10 a.m. at eunice jensen park and we thank him for his service. also happening today, the fifth annual firefighter training event for women by the san jose fire department. it's hoping to increase the percentage of females in its units currently, there are only 24 women among more than 600 members. less than 1% are latinas. for women wanting to participate, they will get to do physical strength preparation, which they normally must submit to join the team. it runs from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. today at 1591 center road in san jose. now to a milestone for the santa cruz boardwalk. an iconic ride is hitting the century mark. there she is, the giant dipper opened back in 1924, 100 years ago, a

ocurrió sobre la población de benicia, pennsylvania, el pasado sábado.ureste de ciudad hidalgo, chiapas. esto es, en la frontera con guatemala, despertó a sus pobladores a eso de las 5,30 y 09:00. la alarma ubicada en las inmediaciones de la guardia nacional se activó unos 5 segundos después que comenzó el movimiento telúrico en guatemala. las autoridades reportaron daños estructurales en los departamentos de quetzaltenango, samarcos. to está también cerca de la frontera con méxico. bueno, y con el verano tan cerca. en florida aumentan las preocupaciones de la situación de los trabajadores agrícolas y también de los de la construcción. esto después que los legisladores de ese estado prohibieron este año las protecciones locales contra el calor para los trabajadores, especialmente cuando un nuevo estudio del instituto de compensación laboral cita evidencia fuerte y sólida de que el calor excesivo aumenta la frecuencia de lesiones a los trabajadores. piénsalo un trabajador al aire libre va a ser más productivo o menos productivo si él puede tomar agua. bue

it will be a mild 71 in benicia. 69 in vallejo as you get back toward the coastline, much cooler temperaturessome patchy fog numbers generally in the 50's and 60's coast side 70's, you move further inland. here's your 10 10 for looking out over the weekend, too. see those temperatures backing off just a little bit. maybe warming up slightly on monday and tuesday night cooling back down on wednesday and thursday. but i have but my whole costume together for the big race. but it's going to be something fancy. she wanted me want to go by. you know, it's which, i'm not going to be a real race to get done just cruising along going. there for not there to win. that's for alright, thanks a >> ahead of what the tsa expects to be the busiest summer travel season ever. special needs students on the peninsula to the field trip today to the oakland airport hunters, philippe djegal join them. simulated flight to hawaii for students from over bay middle school in san carlos thursday starts like it does for all of us who fly. >> the tsa security screening at san francisco bay, oakland international airport.

>> well, we have a slowdown to tell you about a major slowdown on the benicia-martinez bridge.680 at the mid-span. two left lanes are blocked because of a solo motorcycle crash. and traffic is stopped from parish road with over an hour delay. speeds are down to three miles per hour. stephanie >> thanks, amanda. meteorologist drew tuma has a loss and confusion that disrupt daily life could be signs of alzheimer's. knowledge that among those 65 and older, 1 in 6 will develop alzheimer's, and the courage to have important conversations with family, friends and your health care provider. you have what it takes to take on alzheimer's. learn more about signs, screening and early detection at take on als. com brought to you by the california department of public health. >> are you ready for ultra reliable, ultra fast, award winning internet and better mobile experience? astounding service and savings tailored to your needs, all from astound. add more value, superior customer service, get internet for just $20 a month and add unlimited mobile on one of the nation's largest, most reliab

i think we can be like benicia. we can be like, west sacramento. >> this year's leadership team includes mayors from san carlos, east palo alto and oakley. their first stop meetings in hong kong. >> we're not competing for, you know, just small mom and pop shops. we're also competing for, businesses that traditionally have not been out here in east county. and so that's why this trip is so important in antioch. >> anser hassan abc seven news. >> still ahead on abc seven news at 11. they were living it up today outside chase center, the hope and dreams being inspired by the official arrival of the golden state valkyries. >> the usda is still using a glorified hotel room cake and a little later, seven on your side explores the security problem that's letting thieves steal money not only from the people who need it for groceries, but from taxpayers. >> plus, space tourism is about to make its return, and it's going to be a special flight for at least o norman, bad news... i never graduated from med school. what? -but t

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california forever says 45 different groups received money, ranging from the benicia chamber of commerceheels and the vallejo center for the arts. the group says the grants were given without any preconditions of support for their plan. voters could decide in november whether to allow development on the stretch of land between suisun city and rio vista. solano county has until june 11th to verify the signatures submitted by the supporters. >> as a longtime beauty supply store in oakland is getting ready to close its doors. glamor beauty has been a fixture on telegraph avue for more nearly 40 years now. it's known for its wigs, beauty essentials d friendly atmosphere. the owner, linda song, is retiring at the age of 82. employees say the store has always felt like family and at times you might spot a celebrity. there actor danny glover and oakland a's grt riey henderson have stopped by. the owner is the mother of our ktvu web journalist sharon song. >> and we'll keep an eye on that weather for you. when i come back, we'll go right to the five day forecast and take a peek at what that fog

now to the north bay where a second lawsuit has been filed against benicia unified, claiming that the school district swept teacher abuse accusations under the rug. this is a new lawsuit which is similar to the first one. it looks to hold the district accountable for hiring former teacher matthew shelton. the suit filed by 3 additional use claims the district failed to report shelton's alleged abuse of students to protect its reputation. shelton is charged with 7 counts of molesting a child is due in court for a preliminary hearing on monday. teachers and campbell are asking leaders of the campbell union high school district to use money to keep staff from leaving. the teachers say with the area's high cost of living and ongoing teacher shortage, the district can afford to lose. and the more teachers. >> and so hope that the teacher can for the district reverse the teacher people were gathering to express our displeasure with the district's 0% salary and their unwillingness to consider incentives for teachers who are servings are most vulnerable students. >> teachers also calling for

i think we can be like benicia.ike, west sacramento. >> this year's leadership team includes mayors from san carlos, east palo alto and oakley. their first stop meetings in hong kong. we're not competing for, you know, just small mom and pop shops. >> we're also competing for, businesses that traditionally have not been out here in east county. and so that's why this trip is so important in antioch, anser hassan abc7 news. >> happening today, organizers are holding a climate rally against the chevron refinery in richmond. it's at unity park starting at noon. organizers are hoping to draw attention to environmental concerns they have with the company's practices. they say they will focus on demands they have for chevron to end practices in israel and palestine. also in the east bay, some of the most skilled utility workers around put their abilities to the test. pretty impressive here. dozens of teams took part in what's known as the lineman's rodeo at p-g-and-e's headquarters in livermore. more than a 100 competitor

now to the north bay where a second lawsuit has been filed against benicia unified, claiming that the school district swept teacher abuse accusations under the rug. this new lawsuit, which is very similar to the first looks to hold the district accountable for hiring former teacher matthew show. the suit says these 3 additional use that put forward are claiming that the district failed to report shows alleged abuse of students in order to protect its reputation. shelton is charged with 7 counts of molesting a child. he is due in court for a preliminary hearing on monday. teachers and campbell are asking leaders of the campbell unified high school district to keep money from leaving classrooms. they want to give it to the staff. the teachers say with the area's a high cost of living and ongoing teacher shortage. the district cannot afford to lose any more teachers. >> and so do hope that the teacher can for the district reverse the teacher >> people were gathering to express our displeasure with the district's 0% salary and their unwillingness to consider incentives for teachers who ar

also calistoga saint alina sonoma, if you're in vallejo, if you're in benicia, if you're in fairfield, you're under this until 08:00am on thursday, we could see gusts up to about 45 miles per hour. i'll be back in a little bit. we'll talk more about what comes next in our extended right? >> all right. well, are you ready to celebrate san francisco announcing a api heritage month events that we can all get excited about. and oakland officials getting set to make a final decision on whether or not to change the name of the oakland airport. how the city of san francisco is reacting. but first, a couple of affordable housing communities on the southeast side of san francisco are taking shape. we're going take a look at how they're coming a look at how they're coming along after the break. ♪ (ominous music) ♪ ♪ (ominous music) ♪ girl: sydney, what's up? sydney: nothing. girl: are you ok? ♪ (ominous music) ♪ girl: talk to me. just shut up! nicotine's a neurotoxin that can escalate teen irritability. (♪♪) affordable housing communities being built on the southeast side of san francisco. righ

. >> in the north bay, a second lawsuit has been filed against benicia unified claiming the school district swept teacher abuse allegations under the rug. so this new lawsuit, which is similar to the first one, looks to hold the district accountable for hiring former teacher matthew shelton. the suit filed by 3 additional students are youths claims the district failed to report shelton's alleged abuse of students to protect its reputation. shelton is charged with 7 counts of molesting a child. he's due in court for a preliminary hearing on monday. >> in the east bay, police are asking for help finding a man accused of killing 2 people at a hotel in livermore. this is john sutton, vasquez of oakland. they say that's because should be considered armed and dangerous. investigators tell us they found a man and woman shot dead in a room at the look into in near 5.80, last saturday. they say that his new one of the victims. in the south and east palo alto man is dead and 3 children recovering after a crash on a san jose freeway. the chp says the driver was speeding on state route. 85 wednesday ni

concord, 81 today, the in benicia upper 70's. well, santa rosa at 82 degrees. looking ahead tomorrow, temperatures will be upper 80's for inland areas. and by friday, we could see a 90 degree or 2. same for saturday. after that, we do see temps settling down just a little bit with some low 80's that are warm us by sunday and monday. but all of this is under consistently sunny and dry skies. as for your roads right now, we've been talking about early it is see. don't generally have anything that's holding you up just yet. looking at the bay bridge for signs that sunrise in the distance of just kind of nice to see on such a clear day, definitely moving along, just fine on our other spans as well. with nothing slowing you down. great, right, john, thank you for that. well, california representative eric swalwell along with other u.s. representatives. >> they've all introduced a bill that will make biden home easier and accessible for teachers, educator down payment assistance act would give local governments the ability to pay for downs assistance. now this is goi

a second lawsuit has now been filed against benicia unified, claiming that the school district swept teacher abuse accusations under the rug. this new lawsuit, which is very similar to the first one looks to hold the district accountable for hiring a former teacher. matthew shelton. the suit filed by 3 additional miners claims the district failed to report shelton's alleged abuse of students to protect its reputation. chauvin is charged with 7 counts of molesting a child is due in court for a preliminary hearing on monday. police have now arrested a hair stylist accused of some very disturbing crimes. concord police say the owner of she hair salon committed several assault, including rape kron four's. dan thorn has the story. investigators say this conquered hairstylist. 41 year-old cheat who has been arrested and charged with multiple counts of assault. the allegations include rape, unlawful intercourse and lewd acts with a child. >> police say who committed the acts inside of his business on clayton road in concord. my reaction is just, you know, ab so absolutely disgusting. victor

they saw felt it at the benicia bridge altamont pass, but no surprises out there. just be advised.orning. very happy thursday to you. all kinds of good numbers on the board. well, except for gamestop. we'll get to gamestop in a minute. but all kinds of record highs after yesterday's cpi report showed inflation easing, the s&p 500 crosses over 5300 for the first time. the dow, the nasdaq at all time highs. uber says it's going to offer all kinds of new services, from a way to get a ride for a whole bunch of your friends or family to the airport, or a concert to new services for the elderly that can be coordinated by their caregivers. they'll talk about that ahead on the today show, i was on the phone with my mom and we were talking about some of the things that she needed help with caring for my grandparents. she needed to get them places, and she needed to get stuff delivered to them, like meals. and so we realized this product could have a powerful impact for folks like my mom. that's ahead on the today show. okay, i mentioned gamestop. that meme stock fell hard on wednesday down

meanwhile, in the north bay benicia unified now facing a lawsuit claiming the district's swept teacher accusations under the rug. a former teacher named matthew shelton was charged with 7 counts of molesting a child. attorneys say he worked at elementary schools for more than a decade. and when accusations surfaced, one school show resigned and switch to another school. the lawsuit accuses the district of negligent hiring and adds that the principal was friends with shelton and his wife. a group of bipartisan senators is reintroducing a bill that would limit kids. social media use. it's called the kids off social media act. it was first proposed about a year ago. it would set the minimum age for online social media users to 13 years old and prevent platforms from feeding algorithmically boost to content to users under 17 and for all users under 18, it would need parental permission to use apps like tiktok and instagram and snap chat. however, opponents are concerned that the bill shifts responsibility of protectin children from tech companies to parents. in the east bay. the oakland ba

i think we can be like benicia. like, west sacramento. >> this year's leadership team includes mayors from san carlos, east palo alto and oakley. their first stop meetings in hong kong. >> we're not competing for, you know, just small mom and pop shops. we're also competing for, businesses that traditionally have not been out here in east county. and so that's why this trip is so important in antioch. >> anser hassan abc seven news. >> happening today, organizers are holding a climate rally against the chevron refinery in richmond. it's at unity park starting at noon. organizers are hoping to draw attention to environmental concerns they have with the company's practices. they say they will focus on demands they have for chevron to end practices in israel and palestine. also, in the east bay , some of the most skilled utility workers around put their abilities to the test. look at this. dozens of teams took part in what's known as the lineman's rodeo at p-g-and-e's headquarters in livermore. more than 100 competitor

you can see for >> interior portions of the north bay and then also if you're vallejo benicia near fairfieldn, we could see gusts upwards of 35 to 45 miles per hour. having said that, really nice day out there. obviously we've got the blue skies with us, but we do have some wind out there. so not not to be surprised by that with the wind advisories, you can see fairfield about 25 miles per hour about 17 in san francisco. so just watch out for those blustery conditions tonight. it's going to be a pretty clear night breezy conditions. but check out the temperatures between 53 and 61 degrees. that's how warm we're going to be the overnight hours because we've got that warm up coming. so take a look at your extended forecast and you can see the he kind of picks up friday, but it really stays above average right through the next 7 days. so not a whole lot of fog to worry about. and we do have a whole lot of sunshine. back to you. kyla. thank you. and thank you so much for joining us here during kron for news at 3 o'clock today, i'm justine waldman. norman, bad news... i never graduated from med s

. >> in the north bay, a second lawsuit now has been filed against benicia unified claiming that school districts swept teacher abuse accusations under the rug at this new lawsuit, which is pretty similar to the first one, looks to hold the district accountable for hiring former teacher matthew shelton. the suit, which was filed by 3 additional youths claims that the district failed to report shelton's alleged abuse of students all to protect its reputation. shelton is charged with 7 counts of molesting a child is due in court for a preliminary hearing on monday. meanwhile, police are asking for your help in finding a man accused of killing 2 people in a hotel in livermore. this is johnston, vasquez of oakland. police say that he should be considered armed and dangerous. investigators tell us they found a man and woman shot to death in a room at the laquinta inn near 5.80, last saturday. and they believe the vasquez new one of the victims. and he's palo alto man has died and 3 children now recovering after a crash on a san jose freeway. the chp says the driver was speeding on state rout

it happened at the james lemos swim center in benicia. couldn't get out of the pool despite mom's attempts to teach them how to do it. just hop right out. after a few tries, a lifeguard tells us some swimmers were able to help round up the ducklings and put them into a bucket as mom looked on, everyone eventually made their way out of that pool and, speaking of birds, our family of baby falcons over at uc berkeley , they're growing up so fast. here is a live look at the nest right now at the top of the berkeley campanile. the chicks are three weeks old and this thursday they're set to be fitted with bands that researchers can use to track them. after that happens, voting will begin on what to name these four new chicks. and in honor of mother's day, cal falcons posted this tribute to the chicks ever devoted falcon mom annie on their instagram page. a nice bouquet of pigeons here. this is annie's first year ever with four chicks, so she and her current mate archie have been extra busy keeping everyone fed this spring. >> well, it was like