a struggle over a fake gun in daly city.did with a police officer killing roger allen earlier this month. >> that's led to calls for changes within the department. why community leaders fear we might never know what actually happened. >> also more than 70,000 inmates in california could be eligible for early release tomorrow. and that some inmates with a life sentence. why they could soon be getting out all have

dan thorn is live in daly city. he joins us. dan. >> well, ken and kathryn after growing outcry and anger over the names not being released. daly city police did release the names of the officers that were involved with that shooting. they did that yesterday, but they have not told us officer pulled the trigger killing allen killing ended up producing some protests and also has renewed this push for daly city police officers to be equipped with body cameras so that when incidences like this come up, there is video evidence of what happened. a mural for roger allen. still stands 3 weeks after he was shot and killed by daly city police. the 44 year-old was in the passenger seat of a truck parked on ny antic avenue on the afternoon of april 7th. >> he later died after a struggle with police. here we have yet another african-american men being killed at the hands of law enforcement. >> and. >> we don't know exactly what. >> happened. president of the naacp san mateo branch. reverend lora owens says the account from city officials is

here is a mural in daly city still here for roger allen to remember his life. it hurt because out last that i left family to leak of fletcher's says after her brother, roger allen was shot and killed by daly city police on april 7th. >> she feels alone our make that out binding to the heart of all of >> investigators say allen was killed after a struggle over a fake gun at cops should know. >> the from a police released the names of the 4 police officers involved on thursday. you can see the names on your screen. >> daly city police officers are not equipped with body-worn cameras, but fletcher says she believes video will still come out. >> and that area people have lakes. they had cameras are how is a go? >> the truth will come out. city officials have said an administrative investigation will happen. fletcher says the support from the community is helping her to continue to search for answers on her own. >> some bay. i want to give up. but i keep box and margaret there and they help in fight and i'm a people private. >> police did not release wish of the off

the family of a man shot and killed by daly city. police say they are still looking for answers into his death. more than a month after he was killed. investigators say officers shot 44 year-old roger allen over a struggle for fake gun enforcement to harry is live for us now in daly city after talking with his sister. >> about how the family's doing and what they're asking for tonight. good evening, amanda. >> good even rage she misses her brother and she's also angry that it took police so long to release the names. also want to show you right next to me here. there is still a mural on the ground with roger allen's name on it to remember his life. >> it hurt because france and that i left family to leak of fletcher's says after her brother roger allen was shot and killed by daly city police on april 7th. >> she feels probably make that out by binding to the heart of all of >> investigators say allen was killed after a struggle over a fake gun at cops should know. >> the from a police released the names of the 4 police officers invol

i have left >> right now on kron 4 news attend the family members of a daly city man are still looking for answers. nearly a month after police shot and killed him. thank you so much for joining us here tonight on kron 4 news at 10. i'm justine waltman. i'm jonathan mccall. 44 year-old. roger allen was shot by police. >> during what investigators say was a struggle over a fake gun. kron four's amanda hari live tonight in daly city after talking with his sister about how she is now coping with the pain amanda. >> jonathan, she says she's enraged and upset. she misses her brother and she's angry. it took police so long to release the names of the officers involved right next to me here. we actually have a mural that's still up on the ground here. almost a month later to remember roger allen's life. >> in part because out last that i left family to leak of fletcher's says after her brother roger allen was shot and killed by daly city police on april 7th. >> she feels probably make that out by binding to the heart of all it. our all. >> investigators say allen was killed after a struggle o

live in daly city. amanda hari kron 4 news. >> thank you so much. amanda. now at 9, several bay area organizations have sent an open letter to the alameda county district attorney nancy o'malley demanding justice for mario gonzales gonzales was killed while in custody of alameda police. they say he died from a medical condition. but his family and several organizations say that he was murdered saying that they believe that after seeing this video that was really showing officers kneeling on his back neck and shoulder in the letter they demand that o'malley charge the officers involved with murder. no later than tomorrow. and now to an update on a story we first brought you last night here on kron 4 news in prime time. the may day demonstrations yesterday in oakland and it up with 7 people being arrested. oakland. police say 2 officers were injured saturday night after some people started throwing bottles and cans, adding that a group of about 70 demonstrators marched from frank ogawa plaza downtown. no word on how the injured officers are doing this evening

on the peninsula changes coming to the daly city police department daly city city council approved the purchase of body-worn cameras. the decision comes after officers ld. roger allen last month during a struggle over fake gun anger and frustration from allen's family is road after it was revealed there was no video evidence of the police shooting. the mayor daly city says officers have not been equipped with cameras soon because of money issues there. >> city council has directed the city manager to execute agreement immediately and to move forward with the purchase of these cameras. we still have a lot of challenging steps to get through in the next few weeks. and as your mayor, i will ensure a transparent city government. >> the daly city police department expects to have the cameras in use within the next 6 months. and the south bay, a former hall of fame athlete track star. his father to assault abuse lawsuit against 2 high schools. the allegations center on a teenage girl actually being stalked from one school to another by her coach kron 4 says he's been doing has that story. i

here is a mural in daly city still here for roger allen to remember his life. it hurt because france and that i left family to leak of fletcher's says after her brother, roger allen was shot and killed by daly city police on april 7th. >> she feels alone our look out binding to the heart of all it. our all. >> investigators say allen was killed after a struggle over a fake gun at cops should know. >> the from a police released the names of the 4 police officers involved on thursday. you can see the names on your screen. >> daly city police officers are not equipped with body-worn cameras, but fletcher says she believes video will still come out. >> and that area people have lakes. they had cameras are how is a go? >> the truth will come out. city officials have said an administrative investigation will happen. fletcher says the support from the community is helping her to continue to search for answers on her own. >> some bay. i want to give up. but i keep box and my and they help in fight. and people buy that. >> police did not release wish of the officers was

he was shot and killed by a police officer while sitting in a friend's truck in daly city.i'm angry. i'm hurt, and i want justice sama, tail county, d a s office says on the afternoon of april, 7th police came upon a truck with a damaged rear tire and thought the driver may need assistance. inside were three people. allen was the front passenger officers say the driver was cooperative, but that they saw this weapon on allen's lap. they said alan picked it up and held it in his hand. there was a scuffle and one officer fired two shots, one hitting allen in the chest. it turns out the gun was a replica. why do you have it? what did you think when he lifted up, district attorney steve wagstaff says the officers did not have body cameras. but we do have two witnesses who were one in the driver's seat. one in the back seat. who were there throughout it all, fletcher says one of the witnesses, the driver told her the officers did not approach his truck to help walked up action. do they got drugs? fletcher suspects the officers racially profiled her brother. his friend. the driver

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our first and 3rd live for us in daly city tonight. he joins us and now with more on that. hey, dan. >> well, grant vicki, that shooting happened almost a month ago and its sense renewed the call for police to be equipped with these body cameras. evidence of any sort of video from from the shooting has not been brought forward. there have been questions about whether or not there is any cameras that are in the area that may have caught this and social justice advocates are continuing their demands tonight for police transparency. >> facing mounting pressure over the police killing of a 44 year-old. san francisco man daly city will now begin rolling out body-worn cameras for police. >> the city council has directed the city manager to execute an agreement immediately and to move forward with the purchase of these cameras. >> mayor, just one man made the announcement after a vote wednesday night. the push for body-worn cameras comes after roger allen was shot and killed by a daly city police officer on april 7. the only account of what happened is coming from police who said

changes are coming to the daly city police department daly city city council has approved the purchase cameras for officers. and this discussion or this decision really came after officers fatally shot a 44 year-old man in roger allen last month. it was during a struggle over a fake gun and anger and frustration mounted from allen's family after it was revealed that there was no video evidence of the police shooting because the officers didn't have body cameras. the mayor of daly city says the police department didn't have them sooner because money had always been an issue. >> city council has directed the city manager. >> to execute an agreement immediately and to move forward with the purchase of these cameras we still have a lot of challenging steps to get through in the next few weeks. >> and as your mayor, i will ensure a transparent city government. >> daly city police department expects to have these cameras in use within the next 6 months. >> it's 6.26. and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a call for a grand jury investigation into the conduct of the mayor of sonoma. why

does black life. >> really matter to them reporting in daly city. dan thorn kron 4 news. >> well, now in the east bay in alameda. there's still a lot of questions surrounding the death of 24 your 26 year-old mario gonzalez, who died in police custody last week on friday high school students joining city leaders for a virtual town hall meeting focused on how alameda pd responded to that. 911, call. some students questioned why a mental health team wasn't called out for mario instead of officers. city officials chose not to respond to questions about the case directly because it's still under investigation. but police captain matt mcmullen did say a mental health team usually heads to scenes like these when they have more time. >> how should we build trust with the in this moment in time has policing. this definitely being questioned at this moment. officers are trained in identifying mental health crisis is. >> through crisis intervention training we have been participating, i believe since 2000, 15. >> we'll still the young people say the police dep

one is sequel to a home movie shot in daly city and has become overnight hit. in a kpix5 exclusive, audiences are eating up the movie named after a famous filipino food. >> reporter: an action comedy. >> no double dipping. >> reporter: the filipino egg roll stars in two movies. >> we used it as a comic book device as our hero who weaponize dollars it to protect daly city. >> reporter: as kids, rounded up friends like francis to make home movies about super heroes in the daly city neighborhood. >> they're going to do it anyways. >> i am not going to stand here and found out. >> reporter: years later they reunited in the hometown to make the movie. >> it became somewhat of a hit. >> a wacky comedy. there is nothing wrong with having fun. it's also a movie that has a filipino american as our hero. >> reporter: it won audience award for best narrative film at the hawaii international film festival. >> this is our home base. >> reporter: it reflects growing up filipino american and explore prejudice from within. >> there are stories that affected us growing up such

dan thorn joins us live from daly city and has the latest. dan. well, ken, catherine, this shooting happened almost a month ago and it renewed the push for police officers to be equipped with these body-worn cameras so far. >> no video evidence has come forward from the shooting but social justice advocates are continuing to demand for police transparency. >> facing mounting pressure over the police killing of a 44 year-old. san francisco man daly city will now begin rolling out body-worn cameras for police. >> the city council has directed the city manager to execute an agreement immediately and to move forward with the purchase of these cameras. >> mayor, just one man made the announcement after a vote wednesday night. the push for body-worn cameras comes after roger allen was shot and killed by a daly city police officer on april 7. the only account of what happened this coming from police who said allen was killed while struggling with officers over a fake gun, anger and frustration from allen's family has grown after it was revealed there was

joining us is san francisco fed president and fomc voting member mary daly.be here. >> just starting with economic data, if you add this to a few other reports we've gotten lately from manufacturing and last month's jobs report, a lot of data misses what do you make of that >> well, when you open from being mostly shut in a global pandemic, then it's just going to be fits and starts a little bit. but this is really what we expected i would smooth through the volatility of the monthly data and really see the underlying strength of the economy. there is considerable momentum that's building. i'm still bullish about the fall we're really going to have to steady the boat and ride through some of this volatility as we figure out how much momentum the economy has. >> you know we're going to ask about inflation because that is at the top of concerns for wall street lately. basically the s&p 500 hasn't done much since april and there has been consternation over the inflation question are you still firmly in the transitory camp? and if so, what sort of data points, nu

a man in daly city sent kron 4.other video showing a similar-looking mountain lion also wearing a tracking device passing through his neighborhood around 08:00pm on sunday evening. 2 days earlier. it's unclear if it's the same mountain lion in both videos. but the physical similarities and the presence of a tracking device makes it a likely possibility. according to san francisco animal care and control. the tracking device was put there by the california department of fish and wildlife. they receive a gps ping from the tracker once a day. and as of 3 wednesday morning, the mountain lion most likely a 2 year-old male was still in san francisco animal care and control has put out warning signs around bernal heights and stepped up patrols to look for the big cat. the hope is that he will eventually leave san francisco and move back south mountain lions really don't want to live here. i assume he's a little lost. >> if he still here. he's probably hunkered down somewhere. so it's fine and all over the park. it's so we

a man in daly city sent kron 4. video showing a similar-looking mountain lion also wearing a tracking device passing through his neighborhood around 08:00pm on sunday evening. 2 days earlier. it's unclear if it's the same mountain lion in both videos. but the physical similarities and the presence of a tracking device makes it a likely possibility. according to san francisco animal care and control. the tracking device was put there by the california department of fish and wildlife. they receive a gps ping from the tracker once a day. and as of 3 wednesday morning, the mountain lion most likely a 2 year-old male was still in san francisco animal care and control has put out a warning signs around bernal heights and stepped up patrols to look for the big cat. the hope is that he will eventually leave san francisco and move back south mountain lions really don't want to live here. i assume he's a little lost. >> if he still here. he's probably hunkered down somewhere. so it's fine and all over the park. it's so we wou

bush and the post-9/11 period that "the daly show" became "the daly show" as we understand it by reallywhat was going on in government, what were we being told, what we weren't being told. >> we've begun the search for hidden chemical and biological weapons and already know of hundreds of sites that will be investigated. >> want to know how that turns out? >> there was a failure of journalism to really properly question the impetus for going into iraq. >> and john stewart was the one to puncture that. people started to say, this guy is getting us news we're not getting somewhere else. >> people realized, oh, wait, this is not just silly little making fun of things. he's a real critic. >> john stewart became the voice of sanity and the voice of reason. "the daly show" put him in the role of the state man. the funny people were always the field correspondents. >> rob, what do you got for us? >> john, i'm worried about the arrests and protesters. not all of them are anarchists. >> at one point we had four correspondents, steven colbert, rob, ed and samantha. >> the bush administration has

a man in daly city sent kron 4. another video showing a similar-looking mountain lion also wearing a tracking device passing through his neighborhood around 08:00pm on sunday evening. 2 days earlier. it's unclear if it's the same outline in both videos. but the physical similarities and the presence of a tracking device makes it a likely possibility. according to san francisco animal care and control. the tracking device was put there by the california department of fish and wildlife. they receive a gps ping from the tracker one today. and as of 3 wednesday morning, the mountain lion most likely a 2 year-old male was still in san francisco animal care and control has put out a warning signs around bernal heights and stepped up patrols to look for the big cat. the hope is that he will eventually leave san francisco and move back south mountain lions really don't want to live here. i assume he's a little lost. >> if he still here. he's probably hunkered down somewhere. so it's fine and all over the park. it's so we wo

here in daly city gas over four bucks a gallon so there is a bit of sticker shock places like daly citycourse and other areas up and parts of the bay area but that's not stopping folks from traveling this memorial day weekend. let's look at the projected numbers from aaa how many travelers they expect this holiday weekend. they expect more than 37 million people to travel this holiday weekend, a 60% increase from last year when of course we were still in the midst of the pandemic. more than 2.5 million people are expected to travel by air but a big chunk of the 37 million, roughly 35 million will be traveling on the road and that's where they see those high gas prices as we mentioned, the national average is around $3 a gallon but in san francisco, oakland and san jose roughly around four bucks a gallon. travel numbers represent an increase from 2020 of course but still 13% fewer travelers than 2019. reporting live, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> thank you, pete. >>> now a live look at arlington national cemetery, where president joe biden is set to visit this memorial day. he

plus, the daly city police department one step cameras. why the mayor says it took so long. and i'm tracking a traffic accident in milpitas and we have several high wind advisories to tell you about, including one along the bay bridge will have more on that and your drive times. coming and your drive times. coming up after the break. finding new routes to reach your customers, and new ways for them to reach you... is what business is all about. it's what the united states postal service has always been about. so as your business changes, we're changing with it. with e-commerce that runs at the speed of now. next day and two-day shipping nationwide. same day shipping across town. returns right from the doorstep, and deliveries seven days a week. it's a whole new world out there. let's not keep it waiting. >> 5.14 right now and we are finally into the weekend. we're into the weekend. you still have a whole friday. that's right. >> which we got one friday. more to figure out what you can do for mother's day if you haven't already, just put it out there you've got like a matter

so he comes out this morning and says, wow, persistence is live in daly city. so what happened to the person in the car. >> well, the person's. okay. so that's the good news. the same. some minor injuries. but definitely scary and talk about bad timing driving down here on the eastbound ceremony boulevard in this 80 to a 100 foot tree comes crashing down. it's behind me. but it's just very, very dark. so let's take a look at this picture. you can see kind of the example of the car. a car coming up and seeing that reaches laying across the eastbound lanes. that is where this car got pretty much crushed the car has some major damage. the person has minor injuries but is expected to be okay. the north county battalion fire chief tells us the person was hurt by the tree falling onto the car or the driver collided with the tree. and when it was coming down, it's unclear, but the car major damage fortunately, that person is ok and that's all that matters. police had the road closed at the intersection of sarah monte and calen boulevard so people don't drive down to w

we'll keep you updated when it opens up for now live in daly city. sarah stinson kron 4 news. thanks a lot, sarah. >> the winds are also a big concern for firefighters cal fire continues to urge people to take the threat of wildfires seriously. in fact, they updated this graphic that we share with you a few weeks back to show just how bad this year is compared to last year and the new numbers, this morning really paint the picture. look at that this year so far more than 14,000 almost 15,000 acres has burned already compared to the under 3,000 that had burned up to this point last year, 900 more fires have gone there have happened this year compared to last year. just a county put it in perspective for you. and underline to that point is the drought monitor map. the new one just came out this morning. it shows you just how bad the entire state is bone dry. all these shades of yellow orange and red indicate just how severe the drought is in different parts of the state. and i'll tell you, compared to the last drought monitor map. the bay area is getting worse. let's zoom in and

the city council in daly city, has approved buying new cameras for police officers and their patrol cars. the decision comes almost a month after daly city police shot and killed the san francisco man and there was no video of the incident. investigators say. 44 year old roger allen was shot and killed by an officer after he pointed a fake gun at the officer during a struggle. the process of buying cameras has been in the works for four years, but funding only recently became available. measure que passed on november 3rd 2020, and since those funds have become available, the city has been working to implement the cameras. the city council has at their meeting last night, city council members directed the city manager to sign an agreement immediately to purchase those cameras. and independent review is expected after the autopsy of mario gonzalez is released. he's 26 years old. he was from oakland and became unresponsive after alameda police tried to take him into custody. april 19th. he died later at a hospital. body camera footage showed gonzalez being pinned to the ground. alameda coun

it happened in daly city. take a look. on sunday may outline was spotted in daly city. and this is video from a doorbell camera. this is near the corner of canterbury avenue and morton drive in daly city and wow. yeah, that was walking along the sidewalk that was cool. you can see it doorbell camera and then you also have been member in san francisco. that was a big story was spotted on a tuesday may 18th and you can see ring camera that doorbell camera captured him outline walking through san francisco in the neighborhoods early in the morning on 18th it was spotted near gavin in now doing streets. that's just off to many boulevard in a little while later, witnesses reported seeing them outline near bernal park. as you recall, that big cat was safely kit captured in the city and then taken to the oakland zoo before was released back into the wild. we brought that to you live. last week it was quite intense. and here we are again this time, you know, up in the hills kind outside of pacifica and daly city and san bruno on ross way. so this morning we're going to try and

changes are coming to the daly city police department with the city council now proving the purchaseameras for officers and this decision comes after police fatally shot a 44 year-old man named roger allen. it was last month e during a struggle over what turned out to be a fake gun, though. look real at the time anger and frustration, though, from allen's family has grown after it was revealed that there was no video evidence of what happened during this police shooting. the mayor of daly city says officers have not been equipped with cameras in the past because of money issues, but they're going to make that decision to purchase them. now. >> city council has directed the city manager to execute an agreement immediately and to move forward with the purchase of these cameras. we still have a lot of challenging steps to get through in the next few weeks. and as your mayor, i will ensure a transparent city government. >> the daly city police department expects to have the cameras in use within the next 6 months. >> in the east bay. the alameda county sheriff's office is asking for outs

a massive tree came down in daly city and a person was in the car. yes. normally we see trees come down on parked cars overnight. people wake up in the morning to discover that. yeah, i'm somebody was in it at the time proper. sara stinson live in daly city to explain. >> and to show us some of the damage behind you. sarah. good morning. >> yeah, those winds last night and into the early morning were so strong. i'm sure you heard them. ali. we're trying to sleep like i was. and it was so strong. it took down this tree behind me in the eastbound lanes of ceremony boulevard. you can see it's so big it takes up the entire 2 lane road and this is an 80 to 100 foot long tree. can you imagine you're driving down here and this huge tree comes crashing down on you will. that's what happened to a person earlier this morning that person has some minor injuries. is ok, and that's good because the car has major damage. i'm sure the car broke the fall a little bit. but fortunately that person is ok, you can see in the video just how big it is. a closer look at the roo

a vigil was held tonight in daly city.more than a month after a man was shot and killed there by police. kate rouz amberleigh attended the event and amber. the man's family says that he should still be alive today. that's right. heather, the man, sister and supporters created this memorial for him near the site of the shooting. they demand that the four officers involved beheld accountable that the police chief speak publicly about the incident and identify which officer killed the 44 year old. don't get no evening to leka fletcher spoke about the loss of her brother, roge. he was shot and killed by a police officer while sitting in a friend's truck in daly city. i'm angry. i'm hurt, and i want justice san mateo county da's office says on the afternoon of april, 7th police came upon a truck with a damaged rear tire and thought the driver may need assistance. inside were three people. allen was the front passenger officers say the driver was cooperative but that they saw this weapon on allen's lap. they said alan picked it

and to obviously be on the lookout this coming daly city. that's what ups and daly city. you know, bernal heights. i get it when it's in heart, but we're still not right at the bottom just out for a walk. a like what is on the sidewalk. yeah, that's weird. mean, this is in full on like residential urban hand to carry out and morton drive in daly city if you live there, if you live there, this is your neighbor now they don't know if it's the same outline that was in san francisco. >> could be i don't really care. james mean really. do you care if it's the same one. no, it's a mountain lion wave your arms be loud. you i was going to say after taking the garbage can out like to see their day. bang that make a lot of noise. if you happen outlined in a bit and also call, you know, make believe you're the astros call animal the trashcan >> go 6.11 right now. still ahead on the gravel mining news congress passes and anti crime hate bill. that's at protecting asians. we're going to tell you more about the crimes against them and what's being done and a drought emergency in marin

. >> daly city resident and tony obama fate as he was concerned to receive an alarm about an earthquake is far away as truckee. >> yeah. so i was sitting at the kitchen table eating dinner. and all this and my watch started going off and make made a very funny in a warming south. i think last night was a success. it shows that the system is up and running robert de groot is one of the early warning system coordinators here at the united states geological survey in pasadena. he explains why it's not unusual for people to receive messages from the shake alert system from a great distance. the shake alert system has to move very, very quickly. >> and it was relying on seismic station that was in a very rural and rugged area. >> to get its information. and so initially, what the system thought it was a magnitude 6 earthquake. rather what happened instead is it was a magnitude 4.7 and so if you have a bigger earthquake. more people that went into getting alerted. so it's likely that more people receive the alerts. the should have. but. that's actually in some ways better than people not gett

. >> body and patrol car kim is coming to the daly city police department. city council there just approved the purchases, the decision to purchase the cameras comes after daly city police shot and killed a san francisco man last month. the suspect handgun turned out to be fake. officials of the cameras will help with more transparency. >> still ahead, honoring our healthcare heroes on this national nurses day. compelling stories from the front lines of the pandemic, and the optimism for the future. >> this is a sign that we are getting back to now what we will call normal. >>> the story behind a very futuristic -looking catamaran and it is very green mission here in the ba >>> we wanted to take a moment of this national nurses day to meet some of these bay area heroes pick of covid conditions are improving, around the bay area, it is worth remembering that nurses are still on the front lines of this pandemic. we got a chance to speak with joseph mcgee, has been a minister nurse working at the ucsf intensive care unit since 1985. he says it has been gratifyi

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daly city goes to 75. rohnert park going to 94 and we'll see petaluma at 94.dsor goes to 106 and it will be 101 up north in yucaipa, breaking records? pretty darn close. in fact santa rosa probably will with that 101 on there. coming in just about two degrees above where the record stands now. all right, when's it get better? well, tuesday we're going to take about another #, 14 degrees off. still hot on tuesday but it's not this hot. it's not heat advisory hot. and then by the middle of next week, we've cooled all the way back down if not to average, we're not quite getting all the way back down there. but we are going to get back down into a comfortable range. mid 80s for inland spots. after these two days is actually going to feel just fine. all right, let's see what's going on over in sports. dennis? over to you. >>> you know who's hot right now? giants trying to make it three straight in los angeles. and the wheels came off for one driver at the brickyard. the greatest spectac it's time for sleep number's memorial day sale on the new sleep numbmber 360 sm

this daly city resident says that explanation works for it was definitely something known as kind of alarming. but i'm happy that it worked. >> haaziq kron 4 news. >> we'll turn now to our 4 zone forecast as we look ahead towards the weekend and mother stay sounds like it's going to be beautiful. kron four's, chief meteorologist lawrence karnow should be a nice weekend. yeah. we talk about the fire danger. got to be careful with that. but the weather i mean, really just going to be a spectacular weekend. lot of sunshine coming our way high pressure taking over wow. what a weekend. it is going to be these temperatures are going to soar those winds will be switching direction. not quite yet. we're still seeing a little bit of a sea breeze up toward the golden gate bridge. but mostly clear skies there. that is going to turn to a northerly wind overnight tonight. i mean, you're going to see plenty of sunshine and some warm temperatures to start a bump. those numbers up today as much as 2 to 5 degrees even 6 degrees above the last 24 hours and fairfield numbers. not bad. 64 in downtown sa

daly. thank you chair rosen. >> thank you mr. daly. senator klobuchar is here and we will give her a moment to get into her seat and then she will ask the next question. she's been kind enough to join us here in person even though so much of our hearings have been remote because of code. so we're happy to see area. senator klobuchar. >> well, thank you very much, chairwoman, and for your great work in nevada and across the country when it comes to tourism as well as thank you so much, senator scott. i know that last week you had a hearing on international tourism, and really, really important topic. senator blunt and i lead the brand usa reauthorization, and i guess i would start with that, with you, mr. lupfer. in your testimony he emphasized the importance of that when it comes to international travel in one recent report found that if international travel does not begin to reopen soon, the u.s. is projected to lose 175 billion in spending by the end of 2021. can you talk about the importance of the role of brand usa? in the past and

crews were busy in daly city. the winds left a tree down on a roadway. one person there was left with minor injuries. first responders aren't sure if it's because the tree fell onto the car or the car crashed into the tree, but take a listen to what they had to say about the strong winds. >> the wind is very strong tonight, blowing approximately 25 with higher gusts up in the 30s. you can still hear the wind now coming down. so this is a tree approximately 80 to 100 feet in height and got knocked down with the severe winds. we've been having a hard wind event all day. >> reporter: you can tell that huge tree was able to get knocked down by that wind and that same strong wind wreaked havoc in redwood city. trees in the downtown area, one of them actually ended up on top of a car. we're told no one was injured in that situation. there was also some damage in the city of bernal heights. a tree in an intersection blocking traffic. pg&e crews were eventually able to move that. you can stay with us. a look and what you can expect for the weather later in the d

and then we also saw daylight shots of a big cat walking in daly city down the street on the sidewalk. all very concerning. and in both instances, the mountain lion in the video seen was wearing a tracking device. animal control says that you should always be. on alert, you know, for any wild animals because we've actually seen a lot of wild animals, whether it's a coyote or a liner. there last week and said it's a little james. you need to be on your toes and right for anyone. apparently we live in haha. >> always, always look over your shoulder. 8. '09. the time demands are growing for the state to put more money into public health departments across california, especially given the pandemic workload. but the governor has not included that request in his proposed state budget capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains. >> some county health executives were early. critics of governor newsom's proposed state budget in response, the governor had said that he hoped once they reviewed in full in the dust with settle that they might change their tune when the dust has settled and they

it's been nearly a month since a daly city man was fatally shot by police and his family says they're still looking for answers. roger allen was shot during what investigators say was a struggle gun that turned out to be fake on april 7th is when it happened. police released the names of the 4 officers involved in the shooting. daly city police are not equipped with body-worn cameras, but the sister of the person was killed believes that the video is still going to come out. >> and that area people have lakes. they had cameras are how is a go? the truth will come out. cops should know. >> the from a hurt because france and that i left my family. >> city officials say an administrative investigation will happen. >> several bay area organizations have sent open letter now to the alameda district attorney nancy o'malley demanding justice for mario gonzalez. now, in that letter, the organizations are demanding o'malley charge the officers involved. with murder by today, gonzales died in alameda police custody last month. the police department says that he died from a medical condition whe

it's been nearly a month now since a daly city man was fatally shot by police. but his family still say they need answers. roger allen was shot in what investigators say was a struggle over a gun that turned out to be fake. that happened on april 7th police released the names of the 4 officers involved in the shooting. >> daly city police officers are not equipped with body-worn cameras, but allen sister believes that video will still come out. >> and that area people have lakes. they had cameras are how is a go? the truth will come out. cops should know. >> the from a hurt because out that i family. >> city officials say is that they are going to be doing an official investigation. >> several payer organizations have sent open letter to the alameda district attorney nancy o'malley demanding justice for mario gonzalez. this the organization is now demanding o'malley charge the officers involved with murder by today. gonzales died while in alameda police custody last month. the police department says he died from a medical condition brought on as officers were at

mid 50's for half moon bay and daly city. plenty of sunshine along the coast.'s from san bruno all the way into burlingame calmer winds as well. so after tonight along the coast that wind advisory is going to be allowed to expire. going to notice those some breezy winds, 20 miles per hour less throughout your friday afternoon. san mateo 62 degrees with mid 60's for mountain view and for those of you in the south bay san jose and santa clara in the upper 60's and low 70's for turning for those of you in livermore. but hayward and even berkeley throughout the east bay shoreline mid to upper 60's their richmond. the warming up into the low 70's. but walnut creek and conquered in the mid 70's of seasonal temperatures to end your work week friday napa 72 degrees could see another round of light scattered showers later into your friday afternoon and early evening. very hit or miss in nature. we certainly need the rain, but we need a lot more of these showers to make up for this drought. deficit were under santa rosa in the mid 70's with near average temperatures. arr

daly city police officers are not equipped with body-worn cameras. however, allen sister says she thinks that there will be video that comes out. >> and that area people have lakes. they had cameras are on a house. is a go. the truth will come out. cops should know. >> the from a hurt because out last that i left my family. >> city officials say an administrative investigation will happen. >> several area organizations have sent an open letter to the alameda district attorney nancy o'malley demanding justice for mario gonzalez in the letter they demand o'malley charge. the officers with murder by today. gonzalez died in alameda. police custody last month. the police department says that he died from a medical condition when officers attempted to place his hands behind his back. but his family says he was murdered and they say the video shows officers kneeling on his back neck and shoulder. >> people who live in one neighborhood have been told to shelter in place because of a possible person who is armed and dangerous there's a someday, looking back o

a man in daly city sent kron 4.er video showing a similar-looking mountain lion also wearing a tracking device passing through his neighborhood around 08:00pm on sunday evening. 2 days earlier. it's unclear if it's the same mountain lion in both videos. but the physical similarities and the presence of a tracking device makes it a likely possibility. according to san francisco animal care and control. the tracking device was put there by the california department of fish and wildlife. they receive a gps ping from the tracker once a day. and as of 3 wednesday morning, the mountain lion most likely a 2 year-old male was still in san francisco animal care and control has put out warning signs around bernal heights and stepped up patrols to look for the big cat. the hope is that he will eventually leave san francisco and move back south mountain lions really don't want to live here. i assume he's a little lost. >> if he still here. he's probably hunkered down somewhere. so it's fine and all over the park. it's so we wou

daly city. that's look at this. we were at various by that like a lot the screen. >> yeah. just walking out out for a morning walk as we all like to do from time to time. this. not not the only city. this canterbury avenue and more drive there in daly city. if you see a mountain lion while taking out the trash like sealed trash cans in the back. first thing you do see empty out the trash. can you you don't want to all. and then you get in and then your bank knows that door. that's a great idea. and banging from inside for a few minutes and then poke your head outlook now make as much noise as you can look as big as you trying to scare off the animal and of course call animal control because you're going to want to make sure that they can safely returned to the wild considering my size. i want to go with plan a going to get the track at the and on this long 7.11 right now. and coming up and left their bodies. but with the drought, don't drink a lot of water use a lot of water. they have an are in

this is video of a car that car damaged because of a tree in daly city.e died down for now but meteorologist mike nicco is tracking when they will pick up agaiagaiagai >>> good morning, everybody. it is thursday, may 20th. you're watching abc7 mornings live on abc7, hulu live, and wherever you stream. we want to get to you, mike, to talk about these winds. how windy is it right >>> not very. that's the good news, kumasi. great question. thanks, reggie, hi, everybody. also you what's going on around san francisco and sfo. number this time yesterday, around 35 to 37 miles per hour. right now, 7 to 16. up in the hills, still a little dusty, but we are lower than 40 miles per hour. we are less than that, so that is good news, trending definitely on the colmer side. and dr. 5:00, the wind advisory however, winds will return later on and we can gust from 20 to 25, which means the likelihood of damage is really diminished. temperatures in the 40s this morning. it is definitely cooler than average this morning. 50s and 60s, even with total sunshine, it is going t

it is possible that this is the same outline that was spotted on sunday in daly city. but i haven't been really been able to confirm that. but they think that it might be the same one. as far as how his condition. he seems to be pretty healthy effect that's at least the preliminary exam on him. in fact, let's take a listen. >> to the doctor who's going to examine him even further. >> he looks like he's a great body condition. he's been eating well, sometimes will get babies and that are injured by wildfires or have been without their mom. so they're starving. we've had mountain lions in with kidney problems. you know, they can be very stressed. he does not look like that. he is a party. well, muscled. good looking guy. >> probably will not go back to santa cruz because we don't want him to find his way in the san francisco. again. >> i'm not sure where they're going to take him. that'll be somewhere more remote war is more likely to live a full normal healthy mountain lion guy. life and not end up in an urban environment. again. >> that he doesn't have an official name

a man in daly city sent kron 4.other video showing a similar-looking mountain lion also wearing a tracking device passing through his neighborhood around 08:00pm on sunday evening. 2 days earlier. it's unclear if it's the same mountain lion in both videos. but the physical similarities and the presence of a tracking device makes it a likely possibility. according to san francisco animal care and control. the tracking device was put there by the california department of fish and wildlife. they receive a gps ping from the tracker one today. and as of 3 wednesday morning, the mountain lion most likely a 2 year-old male was still in san francisco animal care and control has put out warning signs around bernal heights and stepped up patrols to look for the big cat. the hope is that he will eventually leave san francisco and move back south mountain lions really don't want to live here. i assume he's a little lost. >> if he still here. he's probably hunkered down somewhere. so it's fine and all over the park. it's so we w

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around the bay 60 san francisco, 59 daly city, 64 alameda, 66 oakland. upper 60s to low 70s for north bay, 72 napa, 70 windsor. here is the extended forecast, slightly warmer for your friday. we will continue to warm it up as we look to our weekend and we will continue to watch those temperatures climb into next week. back to you. >> thank you. >>> taking a live look at san francisco this morning, not quite the foot loose band but close enough, city health officials are banning close dancing for senior proms this year. parents might be happy about that one. students have to stay six feet away from others if they are not vaccinated. they must wear a face mask with tuxedos and dresses. no cheek to cheek dancing or holding your date during a slow song. pandemic or not, i think that rule is great. >> why deny your kids the things you did growing up? >> that's true. there was a lot of close dancing cheek to cheek. >> foot loose. >> i know. 5:20. >>> still ahead on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, down to the final second, highlights on and off the court

. >>> number four, high winds overnight left a mess in daly city. driver had minor injures after a huge tree fell on his car. >>> the winds are caming and they are below criteria for wind advisories that expired at 5:00, but the cool air they left behind, look at the temperatures, 5 to 10 degrees below average in concord. >>> we have two pretty large issues on the road. the first is a sig-alert on walnut creek on ignacio valley road involving a big rig and also a car versus pedestrian on northbound 280 at the monterey boulevard off ramp. >>> number seven, disneyland can now increase capacity to 35% as orange county goes into the yellow tear. it is not clear when the park will make the move. disney is a parent company of abc7 news. >>> we are hearing from the 11- year-old girl who was almost kidnapped in florida. this in "gma's" first look. she got away and it was all caught on video. >> in this morning's "gma" first look, it all happened in broad daylight, what would have been a mother's worst nightmare. the 11-year-old seen in this video in the fig