the violation is considered a low level traffic offense and leaders in the city of berkeley say this killing could have been avoided. >> my heart is broken kerry added that this moment is a reminder to all of us just how important the work that we're doing in berkeley to re imagine traffic enforcement its south side councilmember rigel robinson and others have been pushing for police to focus on safety instead of minor infractions when it comes to traffic stops. robinson says getting pulled over is the most common interaction between police and residents in the community. and because of that traffic enforcement needs to be re. imagine nonviolent crimes. >> deserve non violent responses and we want to see a future where black americans can drive and bike and walk and feel safe in america without fear being pulled over by the cops for crimes of their imagined to have done. >> berkeley city council has put forth burke dot as a way to d police traffic stops in the city burke dot short for berkeley department of transportation would use train civilians to handle most traffic enforcement b

are now in effect in the city of berkeley. early indications of how it's going well, we are i think our department. >> began to implement the several months ago. so we are getting more and more information about how police are using force that has resulted in. less force used by our police. >> decreasing opportunities for potential uses of force by police after stopping still blood for a nonviolent offense is the goal says berkeley mayor jesse out of the. >> and required. greater and. minutes around the types of of force that police can use on a variety of different incidents. the momentum for police reform has moved all the way up to the state legislature where bill to the police officers certification and civil rights bill was recently passed by safety committees of the state senate and the assembly senator scott wiener is the principal cawthorn this be too well senate bill 2 does 2 primary first debate. sure that cops can be no longer be able to work as police officers right officer may have real problems. >> can offense is

this incident marks the second hate crime arrest in berkeley just this month in berkeley to lead the psac ii kron 4 news. the san francisco police department launched an anonymous tip line for those who only speak cantonese. >> and mandarin. the captain of richmond station and city leaders did a neighborhood safety walk to help spread the word about the hotline they were handing out flyers with the tip line and business cards. police say this is not a substitute for 911. >> they can lead their information. they can report things anonymously. it's the report presents basin says which may not rise to level of a hate crime. but they may be victimized in terms of some sort of president's base or hate speech type of incidents or they may be a witness in a particular crime. >> the tip line will soon be adding 7 more languages for other modeling will residents, including other asian languages. japanese korean to gallant and along with spanish and russian. starting now to our covid-19 coverage. people living in san mateo county. we'll have to wait just a little bit longer for relaxed reopeni

a sweeping police reforms passed by the berkeley city council. the public has a right to know when and where i asked officials at the berkeley police department. if they are in favor of the new ordinance. they said they short statement that reads, quote, berkeley police department has a long history of listening to our community and we intend to continue that tradition with the council's recent legislation, unquote. >> madyun kron 4 news. >> new today. daly city police have released the names of the officers involved in the deadly shooting of roger allen. they are lieutenant michael brennan and officers rose apprentice nicholas mccarthy and camera newton a news release from the city did not specify which officer shot allen. the shooting happened on april 7th near universe sarah boulevard and westlake avenue. police say officers walked up to a parked pickup truck that had a damaged rear tire. they say that the driver cooperated with police. but the passenger in the truck, roger allen appeared to have a gun in his lap and that gun turned out to be

that are now in effect in the city of berkeley.ly indications of how it's going well, we are i think our department. >> began to implement the several months ago. so we are getting more and more information about how police are using force that has resulted in. less force used by our police. >> decreasing opportunities for potential uses of force by police after stopping still blood for a nonviolent offense is the goal says berkeley mayor jesse out of the. >> and required greater and. minutes around the types of of force that police can use on a variety of different incidents. the momentum for police reform has moved all the way up to the state legislature where senate bill to the police officers certification and civil rights bill was recently passed by safety committees of the state senate and the assembly senator scott wiener is the principal cawthorn this be too well senate bill 2 does 2 primary first debate. sure. that cops can be just no longer be able to work as police officers right officer may have real problems. >> can of

that are now in effect in the city of berkeley. early indications of how it's going well, we are i think our department. >> began to implement the several months ago. so we are getting more and more information about how police are using force that has resulted in. less force used by our police. >> decreasing opportunities for potential uses of force by police after stopping still blood for a nonviolent offense is the goal says berkeley mayor jesse out of the. >> and required greater and. minutes around the types of of force that police can use on a variety of different incidents. the momentum for police reform has moved all the way up to the state legislature where senate bill to the police officers certification and civil rights bill was recently passed by safety committees of the state senate and the assembly senator scott wiener is the principal cawthorn this be too well senate bill 2 does 2 primary first debate. sure. that cops can be just no longer be able to work as police officers right officer may have real problems. >> ca

what are police no longer doing in berkeley?ce stops for minor traffic violations to reduce racial disparities in policing outcomes and to focus on public safety by making sure our police officers focus on genuine threats to public safety. so we're not going to pull people over for having an air freshener on your rear-view mirror or expired license tags or not signaling properly. and focus on those stop -- focus those stops on traffic violations that pose the greatest risk to public safety. i think this is smart policing and also will reduce racial disparities and reduce the tragic outcomes we too often have seen on people like daunte wright and sandra bland and philando castille who died to police violence in routine traffic stops. >> you have been candid, which is important about the concern that some of your law enforcement folks have on this, right? not everyone is united behind this. can you tell me what they are most concerned about? do you share their concerns, and how will you address it? >> well, the concern is -- well,

a sweeping police reforms passed by the berkeley city council. the public has a right to know when and where i asked officials at the berkeley police department. if they are in favor of the new ordinance. they said they short statement that reads, quote, berkeley police department has a long history of listening to our community and we intend to continue that tradition with the council's recent legislation, unquote. >> madyun kron 4 news. >> all right. now to the 2021 nfl draft the san francisco forty-niners got to pix 3rd in the overall and the niners went with the quarterbacks. so let's check in with kron four's kate rooney has more on the big announcement. >> oh, yeah. trey lance is the guy. he was one of 3 guys who have been long rumored to be on the forty-niners short list. trey lance emerged as one of the top qbs of the draft class after leading the north dakota state bison to a national title in the football championship subdivision. that's the to right below the fbs. that was back in 2000. 19 now will give some people pause is that lance

people here in berkeley, this part of the east page just watched a bullet. there are still people living under those paths. we are live here in berkeley. >>> it will soon take more than good grace to get into uc and cal state schools. the systems planning to mandate covid-19 vaccines for students, faculty, and staff. once formally approved, right now they are being administered under emergency use authorization. at this point more than 10.7 million californians are fully vaccinated. six and half million are partially vaccinated, but how the shots affect people really depend on who you ask. why some people are down for the count and others feel just fine. >> reporter: there is such a range in reaction and it depends on who you talk to, their age, their sex, when they got the shot, which shot they got. there are some packs out there, there are submits. he wanted to talk to some medical experts. reaction to the vaccination dairies. >> a lot of people mention the first shot their arms hurt, but the ndlly pu them out.e pfizer vaccine mir was quite sore for a coup

he joins us live in berkeley with more. dan. >> well, catherine berkeley city council voted unanimously to have police focus primarily on investigative stops and dangerous drivers back in february. and this idea was on all to help rebuild mistrust of the police by people of color and some of the berkeley city leaders that we spoke with today say that yesterday's killing in minnesota is just another example as to why traffic enforcement needs to be re. imagine it. >> in the moments before dante wright was killed by a brooklyn center police officer. he was being stopped for expired. registration tags. the violation is considered a low level traffic offense and leaders in the city of berkeley say this killing could have been >> my heart is broken kerry added. but this moment is a reminder to all of us just how important the work that we're doing in berkeley to re imagine traffic enforcement its south side councilmember rigel robinson and others have been pushing for police to focus on safety instead of minor infractions when i

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berkeley unified has a deal with berkeley police to staff a single officer who works at three of those schools including berkeley high and tutors some of the athletes. in the wake of last year's defund the police movement some say his role should end. most students support his rell and the school board is taking feedback and may ultimately reimagine his role. >>> coming up for you. preparing for the shark tank to roar loud again tonight. this is the first time in more than a year that fans will be allowed back inside. we're going to tell you just how many once we return. oh, and have you been trying to rent a car lately? if you, have i'm going to tell you the prices are sky high. we're talking $1,000 a day. the reason why extremely high cost of rentals is going on right now and actor foreest whitaker, remember his role in the movie "the birds" in the ooh '80s. want you to learn how he learned how to play the saxophone. be sure to watch "the kelly clarkson show" coming up today at 3:00 on nbc bay area. >>> just in. the at the present timech justice is launching an investigation into lou

you look outside this morning from berkeley skies have cleared out really nicely berkeley were underrlier this morning. but the last few hours have been really nice and clear for you. still evidence of some cloud cover. well out there in the distance and looking at radar right now. you can see that thin veil of gray that's on the peninsula sweeping over parts of the north bay to as far inland as solano county. so even for those areas that are still a little bit gray right now. you have a good dose of sunshine just around the corner for you. high pressure is still in place but is waiting a bit not having as much of an impact on our forecast. we do have some cooler air that's going to be pressing in resulting in those temperatures settling down just a little bit in the process of it, though a pretty noticeable breeze kicking up today lasting through the weekend. you can see winds in future cast will be gusting as high as 15 to 20 miles per hour today picking up just a touch tomorrow as high as 30 miles per hour for some areas so saturday and sunday will be breezy just a little bit cool

north berkeley.s where kron force taylor protect. he picks up the story. >> the victim candle mcintyre says he felt very unsafe in those moments. and pretty scared. he says that at one point the suspect, julie warley and actually jumped into his delivery truck in tried grabbing hold of the steering wheel. mcintosh says he's thankful that neighbors got involved in continue to require that incident. >> in some started cursing. you know, i. >> first instance ongoing curse that those is very violent you know, i was in constant star i was this racially profiled from the job victim. kendall mcintosh says he was finishing rounds delivering packages in berkeley when 35 year-old julie will rent. >> accused him of speeding and then she and her boyfriend followed him to delaware street and muggy avenue in north berkeley. more so like the harassment started >> i starting my job see what allowed me to sing of double doors and the leave out of mcintosh says. >> marlins boyfriend then stood behind the delivery truc

berkeley side reports berkeley unified has a deal with police to staff a single officer. he works at three schools including berkeley high. he also tutors student athletes. in the wake of last year's defund police movement some argue his role should end. most students support his role. the school board is taking feedback and may ultimately reimagine his role. >>> the bay area's filipino-american community celebrated the state's first filipino attorney general. they held a virtual celebration. bonta thad family and friends who supported him throughout his career. his mother took time journey. >> this is an opportunity to so was there at the beginning and you guys were there at the beginning, you know, pushing me and making me believe i could do things that i didn't think i could do myself. >> this is a celebration for rob, but i think we should also celebrate the power that the community so obviously is showing. >> don't you love seeing people's parents? i love that. what support she's giving him. bonta made california political history before. he was the first filipino-am

that's the latest here live in berkeley on taylor's second reporting. back to you. >> thank you so much. taylor coming up, arrests have been made in connection to a homicide of a bay area rapper what details police have revealed about one of the suspects and the relationship with the victim. and read racing back up in the bay area. we'll take a closer look at where things stand after. >> brent prices took a big tumble during the early days of the pandemic. >> some bay area real estate agents say a better act fast because time is running out to take advantage of low rent prices kron 4 says the money and reports now from san francisco. >> the rental price for a one-bedroom apartment in san francisco. is going up or is it trending down. >> it is going up once it's been going on for the last couple months. actually. >> apartment list. senior research associate rob warnock cites data founded their website monthly written report showing rich being on the rise of the city this past month in san francisco. we saw prices go up 3 percentage points month over mont

he joins us live in berkeley with more. dan. >> well, catherine, this idea here in the city of berkeley has been getting chewed on last summer and then back in february, city leaders voted unanimously for police to focus primarily on investigative stops and dangerous drivers. and this is all in an effort to help rebuild mistrust of police by people of color in this community. we spoke with some city leaders today who say that yesterday's police killing in minnesota is just a glaring example of why traffic enforcement needs to be re. imagine. in the moments before dante wright was killed by a brooklyn center. police officer. he was being stopped for expired. registration tags. >> the violation is considered a low level traffic offense and leaders in the city of berkeley say this killing could have been >> my heart is broken and infuriated. but this moment is a reminder to all of us just how important the work that we're doing in berkeley to re imagine traffic enforcement its south side councilmember rigel robinson and others

this incident marks the second hate crime arrest in berkeley just this month in berkeley to lead the psac ii kron 4 news. >> time. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. actually some developing news from overnight. a police investigation out a fatal hit and run crash which happened at the intersection of monterey road and quarter avenue right around 8.30, last night. police haven't released any details about the vehicle and fall. but this is san jose's 15th traffic fatality so far this year. still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news. restarting a recall why the effort to remove windsor mayor dominic foppoli has gone back to square one. we'll tell you what happened yesterday. >> plus, traffic patterns across the area have been changing now says more and more people. heading back to work will take a look at the numbers and how they've changed throughout the pandemic. and after the break, president biden says the nation is on the move again, turning a crisis into an opportunity will have a recap of his first address to congress in a live report from washington. so you went to ross

but the berkeley police union says that that reform would make berkeley less safe. it has seen a dangerous rise in violent crimes. there have been a 159 shootings in oakland this year compared to 79 last year at this time on saturday alone, oakland had 3 birders. and on top of that, there's an uptick in violent robberies and carjackings. the oakland police are issuing a public plea to city leaders for more resources. chief leronne armstrong says that police should not have to choose which crimes they'll respond to. >> we shouldn't have to do that. we should be given the resources that we need to be able to address both. that's what i'm asking for. i hear the pay understand. i'm trying to do my best to address this by reallocating our resources to focus on violence. >> in response, the oakland city council approve more money for the police side show unit. this means officers can be back on the doing their side show duties as early as this weekend. the newly approved funding comes after we saw a week of another weekend of illegal sideshows in oakland. and you're looki

a sweeping police reforms passed by the berkeley city council. the public has a right to know when and where i asked officials at the berkeley police department. if they are in favor of the new ordinance. they said they short statement that reads, quote, berkeley police department has a long history of listening to our community and we intend to continue that tradition with the council's recent legislation, unquote. >> madyun kron 4 news. >> talks are continuing on capitol hill today on police reform. the police reform proposal that has stalled in the senate. a bipartisan group of lawmakers met with families who have been affected by police violence leading the republican side south carolina senator tim scott. scott introduced his own bill for police reform last summer. it failed to advance now he is working with democrats hoping to find common ground. >> often this is best thing to is keep in mind is why we're doing what we're doing. >> during his first address to congress last night, president biden set a deadline of may 25th for the reform leg

berkeley cam looking nice and clear.e did see some cloud cover low clouds over the sport. >> but we're sitting right now is under some of those blue skies. we are dry. and unfortunately that is really the big catch to this forecast. we need the rainfall only saw one day this entire month. we're in for another comfortable. one, though, really toasty inland, but really nice right along the bay oakland at 55 berkeley at 53 right now. >> john, it's been busy all morning for us to that hot spots. residual delays. would delay from this accident. 80 eastbound at the embarcadero earlier this morning. and again, you see that goes all the way down past the connector past silver avenue. also as you're heading into the city, things are getting better still pretty slow. 18 minutes to make it to that fremont street exit and that's backed up past that ss there. the san mateo bridge. we've seen some delays lot of people are taking this bridge. 13 minutes, though, for you now as you head across towards the peninsula. this accident here.

okay, penn university and one of them's at berkeley.tarted warby parker, gutsy, and look at it now. what does this say. >> >> did you say berkeley? liz: yeah, you know i did. larry: so does that mean there's at least one or two free market, free enterprise capitalists at berkeley? [laughter] liz: yep, you got it. larry: well, then -- liz: we're there. larry: then that's a how many run. it's a -- home run. you're the only free enterpriser ever to go to berkeley. [laughter] liz: not true! you know, the founder of red mango went to berkeley, the founder of so many companies. you've got to understand that the ceo of intel, rest in peace, he ran intel, he was educated at berkeley. come on, now, mr. thing. larry: there are a couple. liz: you know, these are companies that started during down turns and recessions. larry: yeah. liz: ge, fedex, procter & gamble, ibm, all started during recessions or depressions. larry: i think that's a great point, and if you have a free enterprise-driven economy and you leave it alone, then you get these great

another look at futurecast coming up. >>> a berkeley group goes up against the faa and winds. how is keeping planes away from some neighborhoods. >>> have you hedge or covid shot? why do so many people have differing reactions after the first and second shot? coming up we talked to medical experts. >>> we will meet >>> scientist studying our planet say they are constantly discovering something new about earth. as our morning meteorologist reports, their findings are providing a deeper understanding and appreciation for the planet we call home. >> this research scientist leads a special teammate lockheed martin advanced technology center. samantha design and build the geostationary mapping light instruments now want to weather satellites currently in space. we met her a few years ago when she gave us a tour of the lab. the instrument she created provides crucial and continuous weather observations are tracking a storms development in real time, >> it's kind of like your baby. you have seen it grow and progress. >> it was some ideas and some powerpoint charts. we started actuall

a sweeping police reforms passed by the berkeley city council.has a right to know when and where i asked officials at the berkeley police department. if they are in favor of the new ordinance. they said they short statement that reads, quote, berkeley police department has a long history of listening to our community and we intend to continue that tradition with the council's recent legislation, unquote. >> madyun kron 4 news. >> time now is 6.33 and for the first time we're hearing the 911. calls about a man loitering from concerned citizens and that man was mario gonzales in alameda as we know he died while in police custody when officers responded. >> we'll play the recording of these 911 calls you're going hear 2 different men reporting what they're seeing to police. >> he is the my front garden talking to himself. no mask. and i went out there and the dog to bark at them and then he's going be not making any he do anything wrong. scared my any weapons on him. now he has become a local you've been brushing there. the mom it does appear to be

are now in effect in the city of berkeley.early indications of how it's going well, we are i think our department. >> began to implement the several months ago. so we are getting more and more information about how police are using force that has resulted in. less force used by our police. >> decreasing opportunities for potential uses of force by police after stopping still blood for a nonviolent offense is the goal says berkeley mayor jesse out of the. >> and required greater and. minutes around the types of of force that police can use on a variety of different incidents. the momentum for police reform has moved all the way up to the state legislature where bill to the police officers certification and civil rights bill was recently passed by safety committees of the state senate and the assembly senator scott wiener is the principal cawthorn this be too well senate bill 2 does 2 primary first debate. sure. that cops can be the no longer be able to work as police officers right officer may have real problems. >> can offense

that are now in effect in the city of berkeley. of how it's going well, we are i think our department. >> began to implement the several months ago. so we are getting more and more information about how police are using force that has resulted in. less force used by our police. >> decreasing opportunities for potential uses of force by police after stopping still blood for a nonviolent offense is the goal says berkeley mayor jesse out of the. >> and required greater and. minutes around the types of of force that police can use on a variety of different incidents. the momentum for police reform has moved all the way up to the state legislature where bill to the police officers, certification and civil rights bill was recently passed by safety committees of the state senate and the assembly senator scott wiener is the principal cawthorn this be too well senate bill 2 does 2 primary first of the big sure that cops can be no longer be able to work as police officers right an officer may have real problems. >> can often says go to anoth

all right, amber lee and berkeley tonight, ember. thank you. prosecutors have charged the mother from petaluma, who accused a couple of trying to kidnap her two children. katie sorenson has been charged with giving false information to police or allegations gained attention after she posted them on instagram. in the video. she claimed that the couple shown in surveillance footage tried to kidnap her kids outside of michael store and petaluma last december. sorenson is now facing six months in jail if convicted. now to oakland were thieves stole two puppies from a car yesterday morning, the owner tells katie view. his girlfriend's car was parked at the springhill suites hotel on helgenberger road. with the puppies inside. she was just getting ready to return home to sacramento when the break in happened just before seven. a.m. the puppies are german shepherd rottweiler mixes. we were broken without him. i'm saying the house is so empty. they're like so much for us and. um, we've had him a cup for a couple weeks and they don't have other shots. w

these graphs are looking at pm-10 data and what we found is that you know, the redwood city and berkeley sensors are these blue and green lines towards the bottom of the graph. this is the medium air quality. air quality is better outside of san francisco on a average day. you can see that this bottom graph represents the good days. so the 10%, those kind of best 10% of days and you can see air quality tends to be better outside of san francisco and those days. well. this is less traffic and less activity due to covid right now. even with that, san francisco neighborhoods have a higher baseline for air quality than other places in the bay area. so without meaningful policy changes, we'll really risking the reassumption, of pre covid levels of activities adding additional air pollution on to neighborhoods that are already experiencing higher base lines. so, helping transition to clean energy and cleaner forms of transportation, will be important for both a sustainable recovery and air quality in san francisco and these neighborhoods in particular. >> thank you so much haley and jocelyn. n

also, we're seeing some delays along 80 year and 5.80 ashby avenue in berkeley.hey just stalled vehicle so that slowing people as they drive heading into the city though, to that 3 months to exit under 12 minutes for a drive time or earlier morning we had a hot spot along the lowered and the lower deck of the bridge here and they were able to clear that up. so now conditions are back to normal there heading across towards the peninsula under 14 minutes for your drive time. the commute looks great. the richmond sandra fell bridge has been a little slower earlier today was at a crawl maybe about an hour ago now at 7 minutes of things. look great. looking at the golden gate bridge. we leave you with this little fog. but still the commute is that the limit about 21 minutes for you to make it into the city. so we'll have more on that coming up. for now. send it over to nato. >> thanks reyna. so yeah. and that shot of the golden gate bridge you could see the cloudy conditions and some fog out in the distance. but it is clearing up a little bit in other parts of the bay

it is only 2 miles away from u c berkeley. the listing agent says because of the pandemic, people in general are looking for bigger houses with more greenery. the home sold slightly above average for the area. the median price in the berkeley hills is one 0.7 million dollars. coming up in the next hour. covid numbers in solano county arising and inching their way closer to the purple tier. >> and leaders say now is not the time to ease up. plus as more californians get vaccinated, state leaders. a warning of a 4th surge as we see more cases of con son trey shuns and concerning variants start to pop up. and let several warrants out for his arrest was killed in a police shooting in fremont. what we've learned overnight in a live report. i have the power to lower my a1c. because i can still make my own insulin. and trulicity activates my body to release it. once-weekly trulicity is for type 2 diabetes. most people taking it reached an a1c under 7%. trulicity may also help you lose up to 10 pounds and lower your risk of cardiovasc

berkeley unified has a deal with berkeley police to staff a single officer. he works at three schools, including berkeley high and tutors student athletes. in the wake of last year's defund police movement some argue his role should end. backers say that most students support his role. the school board is taking feedback and may ultimately reimagine his role. >>> to vaccinations by the numbers. more than 11 million californians are now fully vaccinated, and the state has given out more than 28 million shots. here in the bay area, it's more than 6 million, with santa clara, alameda and contra costa counties at more than 1 million shots each. over the weekend, cdc said it is safe to resume giving out the johnson & johnson vaccine. coming up for new 30 minutes, which bay area county also put shots into arms and which ones won't. the covid situation critical in parts of india where front line workers are being overwhelmed by skyrocketing cases. for a fifth straight day, a nation today recorded some 350,000 new cases, and crematoriums pushed back their limits. cov

we've got some low cloud cover, sitting above berkeley. and in fact, some dense fog and portions across the inland east bay and then especially near the coastline up into the north bay. watch out for some lower visibility this morning. we do have some patchy dense fog having settled into many parts of the bay area. it's going to be hanging out with us well, through this morning commute. so it's going to be another great start to the morning fairly gray one along the coastline. even into the afternoon. well, inland areas will see some good clearing and some really comfortable weather, especially the further away from the coastline you're talking today. as for radar it's dry out there could see some coastal drizzle at points. as for winds. it is definitely breezy or near the coastline today. other areas across the bay area. will enjoy yet another warm, sunny, one relatively calm. one compared to those areas were exposed to the cool sea breeze 40's and 50's for our current temperatures alameda dublin, pittsburgh. conquered egypt, 51 degrees.

that are now in effect in the city of berkeley.arly indications of how it's going well, we are i think our department. >> began to implement the several months ago. so we are getting more and more information about how police are using force that has resulted in. less force used by our police. >> decreasing opportunities for potential uses of force by police after stopping still blood for a nonviolent offense is the goal says berkeley mayor jesse out of the. >> and required greater and. minutes around the types of of force that police can use on a variety of different incidents. the momentum for police reform has moved all the way up to the state legislature where bill to the police officers, certification and civil rights bill was recently passed by safety committees of the state senate and the assembly senator scott wiener is the principal cawthorn this be too well senate bill 2 does 2 primary first of the big sure that cops can be certified no longer be able to work as police officers right an officer may have real problems. >>

but the berkeley police union says that that kind of reform would actually make berkeley less safe. >> oakland has seen a dangerous rise in violent crimes there been a 159 shootings this year compared to just 79 this time last year on saturday alone, the city had 3 murders. and on top of that, there was an uptick in violent robberies and carjackings. the oakland police department is issuing a public plea. now the city leaders for more resources. chief leronne armstrong says that police shouldn't have to choose which crimes to respond to. >> we shouldn't have to do that. we should be given the resources that we need to be able to address both. that's what i'm asking for. i hear the pay understand. i'm trying to do my best to address this by reallocating our resources to focus on violence. >> in response to the chief. the oakland city council approved more money for the police side show unit. this means officers could be back on the street as early as this weekend. the newly approved funding comes after a weekend of illegal sideshows in the city of oakland in fact, you're looking at vid

now the berkeley were a demonstration took place this afternoon. people's21 wallace street tenans march from walnut street people's park to protest the university of california's development plans to create student housing at both locations. the uc throughout history and continuing until today, um, has constantly prioritized profits over people. um, especially with things like housing. critics of the plans that you see has several alternative sites to build student housing and does not need to evict rent controlled tenants or destroy his store community green spaces in order to build that student housing the city of berkeley has issued in an angry response to uc berkeley's long term expansion plans, saying it needs some major changes. the university wanted to add an estimated 12,000 students and faculty members to its campus over the next 15 years. cal also wants to build eight million square feet of housing, research, space and park. being berkeley has issued a scathing reported response, saying the university has failed to study the full impact o

that are now in effect in the city of berkeley. early indications of how it's going well, we are i think our department. >> began to implement the several months ago. so we are getting more and more information about how police are using force that has resulted in. less force used by our police. >> decreasing opportunities for potential uses of force by police after stopping still blood for a nonviolent offense is the goal says berkeley mayor jesse out of the. >> and required greater and. minutes around the types of of force that police can use on a variety of different incidents. the momentum for police reform has moved all the way up to the state legislature where senate bill to the police officers, certification and civil rights bill. >> was recently passed by safety committees of the state senate and the assembly. and i think that's ultimately what we need. we do while it's important. local community take steps. we do need state state intervention to make sure that this is the policy statewide. nobody can die due to a controlle

this incident marks the second hate crime arrest in berkeley just this month in berkeley to lead thei kron 4 news. >> let's talk about our weather forecast now as we take a live look outside across the golden gate bridge. the fog has slowly started to clear. but there is a big spread in temperatures between the coast and inland and our meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is joining us now with a look at the forecast. >>seen. yeah. per downtown san francisco in half moon. bay only warming up into the mid 50's. they said that strong sea breeze and also that thick fog bank along the coast. but a different story and picture as you make your way inland, especially in the east bay valleys concord livermore and antioch all in the mid 80's easily a 30 degree temperatures spread with some 60's and 70's in between for most bay area cities. so we're tracking a unique microclimate forecast out there because of a gray pattern writing a little bit earlier in the bay area. very similar conditions for tomorrow. along the coast. slow clearing with downtown san francisco only warming up into the mid 60's

that are now in effect in the city of berkeley. early indications of how it's going well, we are i think our department. >> began to implement the several months ago. so we are getting more and more information about how police are using force that has resulted in. less force used by our police. >> decreasing opportunities for potential uses of force by police after stopping still blood for a nonviolent offense is the goal says berkeley mayor jesse out of the. >> and required greater and. minutes around the types of of force that police can use on a variety of different incidents. the momentum for police reform has moved all the way up to the state legislature where bill to the police officers, certification and civil rights bill. >> was recently passed by safety committees of the state senate and the assembly senator scott wiener is the principal cawthorn this be too well senate bill 2 does 2 primary first of the big sure that cops can be certified no longer be able to work. >> as police officers. right officer may have real probl

berkeley police classify this as a hate crime. they arrested warley last week on a number of charges including using racial slurs and threatening a person based on their appearance. >> but costly was right to my said no, it could be me and so no matter what the situation is just protect yourself. all, you know, if you feel like you have to type or anything definitely do that because i feel like if there a video. there was an herbal party. she probably could have got away with >> and here is a closer look at the woman who was arrested from her mugshot. it's the second hate crime arrest in berkeley this month. >> developing news overnight. police now investigating a fatal pedestrian hit and run crash, which happened at the intersection of moderate road and quarter avenue about 8.30, last night. police haven't released any details about the vehicle involved. but this is san jose's 15th traffic fatalities so far this year. if we do get a vehicle description will be sure to let you know. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news traffic p

this project at uc berkeley with you and your fellow students began with a focus on trial. find those vaccine doses, but you have since branched out to helping others who are facing challenges. explain how exactly a shot line works. so we've attempted to make shot line is easy and accessible as possible for everyone. all you need to do is call us. simply call her phone number and give a volunteer information and so then using that information provided we will find the caller vaccine appointment in about four days or less. all right, so it's you and a team of volunteers. sleuths i guess you call them and you take people's basic information as you say on then what is the process that you go through to try to track down available doses for them? well so after getting someone to kind of basic information, we just our team of volunteers and sluice will just scour the internet find as many resources as we can and look to assume any local, uh, destinations and for vaccines that we can find and then using. our access to the internet and sort of our ability to easily navigate techno

nice mountain view you on top of it, it's only 2 miles away from u c berkeley.ting agent says because of the pandemic, people in general, they're looking for bigger houses with the with greenery home sold slightly above average for the area. the median price in the berkeley hills. as one 0.7 million nice views. but wow. nike's going all out in a fight against the devil and lil nas x through a federal court order. the apparel giant has blocked the sale of the rappers. >> satan shoes as they're known little not created the show along with a new york art collective using the nike air max 97 as the shoe claims to contain one drop of human blood. nike says the shoes were produced without authorization and the company is in no way connected to the project, the our collective says 665 pairs were sold for more than a 1000 bucks. a pair. well. >> after the break, do we need booster shots to keep is protected against covid- not everybody wants the same thing. that's why i go with liberty mutual — they customize my car insurance so i only pay for what i need. 'cause i do t

but the berkeley police union says that that reform would make berkeley less safe. >> oakland has seen a dangerous rise in violent crimes there been a 159 shootings this year compared to just 79 at this point last year on saturday along the city had 3 murders on top of that, there's been an uptick in violent robberies and carjackings, too. now, the oakland police department is issuing a public plea to city leaders for more resources and chief leronne armstrong says that police shouldn't have to choose which crimes to respond to. >> we shouldn't have to do that. we should be given the resources that we need to be able to address both. that's what i'm asking for. i hear the pay understand. i'm trying to do my best to address this by reallocating our resources to focus on violence. >> in response to the chief oakland city council approved more money for the police side show unit, which means officers could be back on the street as early as this weekend, this newly approved funding comes after a weekend of illegal sideshows in the city and you're looking at video of one of those events rec

. >>> the oakland teens was an intern here at berkeley is alternative. he was left not just by the folks who work here but also by teachers and his counselors. yesterday would have been his 19th birthday. instead it turned into demetrius flemings funeral. family and friends released doves to honor him. >> things are not the same. his laughter is missing, his smile is missing, his charisma. >> reporter: this is his mentor and supervisor at his internship for the last two years. they had worked together the day before a stray bullet killed him on april 10th. oakland police say he was a passenger in a truck driving in the area of international boulevard and 68th avenue when a stray bullet hit him. >> i want a mural of him, back of him in the hallways. i just don't want people to forget. >> reporter: they say he was a hard-working teenager who did everything right. >> he pretty much grew up in the church. >> reporter: he says demetrius had been going to gospel church since he was five years old. the bishop says he was always the life of the party, fun, lovin

poverty wages and unsafe working conditions and on march 2021 report, from researchers at ucla and uc berkeley found that in california two-thirds of fast food workers are enrolled in a major safety net program that an average state wide annual cost to taxpayers of $4 billion even before the pandemic fast food workers faced overlapping challenges putting them on the razor's edge of economic calamity including low wages, lack of workers on the job, workplace violence, harassment and wage theft in an industry where workers operate in environments that are fast paced, crowded and frequently and physical contact with customers, fast food workers

oakland and berkeley at 66 conquered 73 north day temps.till some of our most mild with vacaville at 77 valais holding on to 70 degrees today. thursday and friday actually going to be beautiful days. we're mostly sunny were calmer than today will be highs in when still in the 70's. well, some 60's near the bay, some very seasonable stuff to expect for the rest of the week. then comes the weekend and some weather we haven't felt in a while. highs at her warmest will only be in the upper 60's come sunday with a chance of rainfall arriving late sunday into early monday. reyna john, thank you. we've got a couple of slow spots like this one out in sandra fell one. oh, one southbound. >> at lucas valley road. that's not the only place where things are pretty slow at a traffic hazard. a long 5.80, that's slowing things down. if you're traveling from crockett down to the maze. it'll take about 22 minutes to do that heading into the city conditions. definitely improving. we're up to about 1718 earlier still have a high wind advisory in place for the

not necessarily as far as precipitation goes looking outside this morning from your berkeley. cam skies are cloudy overhead and not just cloudy. but we do have some spots of fog this morning to notice. you're leaving home cloud. blanket is a little bit lower and you could be running into a few spots of coastal drizzle out there, too, as these clouds settle right into the bay resulting in some lower visibility for spots across the region. our current temperatures are mostly in the 40's and 50's with alameda oakland and san jose at 51 degrees. san francisco, san mateo berkeley conquered and much of the north bay down into the upper 40's currently now looking at satellite and radar. we do have a high pressure ridge situated to our south. that will be just enough to keep any precipitation push to well to the north and outside of the region. we will have an onshore push of fog this morning. and you can see that future cast of wind gusts showing an onshore push a wind that is going to be bringing in that fog well into our inland valleys. so it's not just our coastal areas that are l

it's only 2 miles away from u c berkeley and the view to see it come up a moment ago. the view is there it is. it's fantastic. now. the listing agent says that because of the pandemic, people in general are looking for bigger houses with some space around the home sold slightly above average for the area. the median price in the berkeley hills by the way, is 1.7 million, but million over asking that's incredible. you go into a home sale and you think i'm gonna drop 500,000 over asking 6, 700,000 over asking course. i'm going to get it right. not anymore. incur. that's it's going to crazy, but it's pretty incredible daria. that's a let's go. i call it. >> it's not as prices an opening bid right. 7.36. coming up in the next hour. covid numbers in solano county are inching closer to having to go into the purple tier. they actually have to roll backing become more restrictive. but leaders say it's not too late to change that. plus, as more californians are getting vaccinated. state leaders are warning or shortages and we're in the midst of what could be a force search. and

your berkeley view looks absolutely brilliant and clear. no cloud cover. no fog. that's more than we can say for tomorrow because tomorrow morning we're going to see a deep layer of ocean cool their streaming or right into the bay area that's going make for a foggy start to our friday and the much cooler feel on your friday, too. so this morning we're kicking things off in another clear, no high pressure still in place. so we're still warm today. but we are replacing that offshore winds with some nice ocean cool. they're pushing right in from the west over the next 24 hours this morning. it is really calm out there. it is a calm mild clear morning. beautiful. want to be stepping outside, maybe taking care of some errands getting on that job. i love stepping outside this morning, which is not usually the case when we're getting to work in the morning. you can see as we work our way into the afternoon. we do see that ocean breeze kicking back up. that's going to cool things off across the bay area. initially right along the coastline. but by the time we move to the

berkeley year look, outside does show clear conditions. if you're heading further south in the bay generally across 92 or the number tunbridge. there are a couple of spots of fog to know down into the south bay as well. some foggy conditions in a few pockets. high pressure is built back in now. warm conditions in temperatures only on the rise today into tomorrow. afternoon's. winds may be calm to start, but a sea breeze does pick up again this afternoon. pretty welcome seabreeze. honestly, it's not going to be excessively windy and that nice cool breeze is going to help those temperatures that are going to be in the 80's feel just a little bit more comfortable 60's and 70's for san francisco and other spots on the peninsula today. obviously the 80's are going to be further away from the coast. we even have one on the peninsula at redwood city, 80 degrees today. south bay temperatures also rising into the low 80's for san jose 82 santa clara right at 80 degrees. same from fremont over the snow grade into the tri valley and on up through wal

born in oakland raised in berkeley, in my congressional districts. and when the speaker the first woman speaker in history sitting together 2 of the most powerful people in the world who happen to be women in from the bay area. i mean, i do have bragging rights. >> when asked about the significance of the moment. vice president harris said it was, quote, normal. house speaker pelosi said it was quote about time. california lawmakers are expected to the state's budget surplus to reach as high as 20 billion dollars while the assembly still waiting on a final budget estimate for the year budget chairman phil ting says that money couple with the 26 billion dollars collected in federal stimulus makes this year a more flexible one for spending. >> but just she a pretty drastically make sure we're protecting every day california we have millions of vulnerable californians before covid we're looking to the it would about the and what the homeless list and what about their jobs covid has just continue to exacerbate that. >> with the extra money. lawmakers are