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darya. james, back to you.> 7.18 is the time for your money. this morning. a new buy now pay later app just launched in the u.s. and one major bank is predicting even higher gas prices this summer jane king with the bad news for us from the nasdaq. good morning, jane. >> boy, i'll tell you what james is getting brutal. the average price in california. he's $6 a gallon yesterday for the first time an analyst at jp morgan warning that price could be the national average before the end of the summer. now, just for perspective, the national average right now is 4.57. so we hit another record high without this morning. but u.s. gas inventories are sitting at their lowest seasonal level since 2019 and check. your gun is concerned. it will be difficult to satisfy demand during the summer driving season will buy now pay later platform. zilch has launched in the u.s. this week. they have 150,000 pre-registered customers. now still to expect to hire over 100 employees in the u.s. within the next year and has set its sigh

darya. james, back to you. thanks a lot.ime and the castro lit up with celebrations in honor of harvey milk yesterday would have been the former supervisors 92nd birthday. he dedicated his work to lgbtq rights and uniting communities. >> kron four's taylor bisacky has more. >> here at harvey milk plaza, dozens gathered to celebrate harvey milk day and all of his contributions, city state leaders and community organizers are all here saying it's more important now than ever to carry on what bill has taught us. spirits are high in san francisco's castro district on sunday as crowds came out to celebrate harvey milk day on what would have been his 92nd birthday. the former san francisco supervisor made great strides for the lgbtq community in san francisco, california. and beyond knowing that this really is the sort delays of giving is like the pride like in is really important to me i had to come out. harvey. >> is was socially important big year for our community and as well as for just basic. >> human rights on this special

darya. james, back to you.nk you, anna. 6, 0, 2 and some san jose state students are getting ready to rally today against assaults that have happened at the university. it's been a problem. the group of students as the university isn't doing enough to protect them on campus are 4. sarah stinson following the story for us from san jose. >> morning, sir. >> that's right. this morning we will see students out here on the san jose state campus rally and demanding that san jose state does more to protect students in the future saying since the department of justice released a report months ago. not much has changed. they've also said that they need more from university officials and the more for their title 5 office. now, this all after the campus is former director of sports medicine was arrested, charged with sexually assaulting student athletes. nearly 2 dozen students have come forward against scott shaw from alleged incidents over the years. the department of justice says the charges against shaw allege he inap

darya james, back to you. thanks a lot. we have breaking news that we're covering for overnight where several people were shot on 5.80, in oakland and now police are trying to find who was responsible. kron 4 sarah stinson is in the newsroom following. >> the story for us. sara. >> that's right. awful freeway shooting happened on 5.80, in oakland and this time multiple people were in the car when shots rang out, causing them to crash. let's take a look at this map. you can see where it happened on 5.80, at seminary avenue in oakland. we also have video from the scene. you can see chp responding around 8.20, last night. quite a scene there. 2 officers thought was the scene of a car crash. but soon after they arrived found bullet holes and gunshot victims in the car. chp didn't specify how many people were inside the car. how many people were shot but said that multiple people were taken to the hospital, some treated for injuries they got from the crash. chp says they are working on getting us more information from investigat

i'm darya and i'm james. got a live picture of sfo behind us this time around travel week for a lot of people get away week up. and if you're going to be in town for memorial day weekend, well, the temperatures are going to be on the warm side for all. it's only up from here. that makes it sound good right on good towards tuesday and wednesday today hotter than yesterday. see upward climb in today and tomorrow and wednesday are going to be the most uncomfortable for inland areas. well into the 90's. >> if not a couple of triple digits inland tomorrow. looking out there this morning, skies are beautiful. we've got the clear skies all the way out to the coastline. and we're looking at comfortable temperatures for the time being alameda, you're at 60 degrees nevado. you're at 61 in napa. also right at 60. so get out there this morning. enjoy the comfortable feel. we've got it later today. the heat kicks into gear and will be back into the 80's if not 90's for inland areas. that's going to be paired with some str

darya. james, back to you. all right. let's get back to game day because that's a big story for the warriors and they are trying to get back to the nba finals for the first time since 2019. and it all starts today. does. yeah, the mavericks are in town out of the chase center for game one of the western conference finals. the warriors pumped up ready to go. the fans. let's find out from 4 sarah stinson actually in the chase center for us this morning. >> with what awaits them when they sarah >> let's go anybody is just me here, i got the whole place myself via ap, courtside, mind you and i got to free t-shirt right here. it says gold blooded. this is what you would get if you attend tonight's game in a few side here via ap courtside, you'd be disclosed to the court. you could smell the sweat, which sounds gross. but when the warriors are just stoked. >> and up, there is where the nosebleeds are. that's a bit less expensive. goes from down here to $22,000 of there. >> $200. so much different.

darya. james, back to you. >> thanks a lot, lorraine.s and it does not look good for district attorney chase aboudi know we just conducted a poll or actually poll was just released here showing a majority of san franciscans that were surveyed apparently don't want him to stay in office. southwest camila barco is covering that live breaking down the poll's results for us this morning. hi, camilla. >> hi, jane. c out. according to that poll, 57% of voters are in favor of recalling tessa now this poll was conducted by the san francisco standard. and here are the numbers that they found just one month before election day. they found that 22% of voters plan to reject the recall. 21% say that they still don't know how they will vote. now the poll found that voters are basing their judgment on dean's handling on issues of homelessness, crimes and drugs in the city. the san francisco standard use and not political research group to conduct the poll they surveyed more than 1000 registered voters between april 30th and may 4th researchers found th

darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot rain. a 5, 0, one. let's get right to the breaking news from overnight. several people shot on 5.80, in oakland and now police are trying to find who it was that pulled the trigger. kron 4. sarah stinson following the story for us. >> up in the newsroom, sarah. >> that's right. another awful freeway shooting in on 5.80, in oakland and this time multiple people in a car shot causing them to crash. take a look at the map so you can see where this happened on 5.80, at seminary avenue in oakland. we also have video from the scene. you can see chp responding around 8.20, last night. 2 officers thought was the scene of a car crash. but soon after chp found bullet holes and gunshot victims in the car, chp didn't specify how many people we're inside the car. how many people shot? but they did say they were taken to the hospital. some treated for injuries that they got from the crash. chp says they are working on getting us more information from investigators. so right now, we don't know any information about th

darya. james, back to you. thanks a lot.na 5.19, and despite a record budget surplus of 97 and a half billion dollars. >> concerns are rising that california could face a fiscal cliff. this is according to the nonpartisan legislative analysis office. they review governor newsom's recently revised 300 billion dollar budget plan and found the state could face a 25 billion dollar budget shortfall in the next fiscal year. if the u.s. falls into a recession while revenue growth in the state could continue. they say that planning now for a downturn is important. >> we think the risk of recession has increased. and that would present a whole different set of budget problems, of course, because we have not enough revenue to pay for existing commitment. >> the office is recommending the state and the legislature consider adding to discretion or reserves to help california right out when this economic downturn hits. >> well, another national news, the house is planning to vote today on legislation to ease the country's current baby fo

darya. james, back to you. all right.ake a peek at traffic right now and the bay bridge, the race is on getting its of no trouble. you don't have to rush out of the house or anything like that. >> you're not going to run into any problems. just a bunch of friends that are communing with you here on the san mateo bridge was bound. 92 is the commute direction. as you can see, the richmond sandra fell bridge is great. she don't up. nobody is taking it. and the golden gate is an easy ride as well. >> at 5.18, let's get back to the headlines this morning in san francisco, south beach residents woke up early sunday morning to the sounds of several sideshows happening in their neighborhood. we talked about this yesterday. fact we showed you some of this video from the citizens app showing what was happening at the intersection of harrison and main street. police later recalled out responded to more sideshows that very same morning one on geneva avenue and alamein in the other and 13th street and south van ness avenue. that was a

camilla. >> yes, i'm darya james. more people have been canceling their netflix subscriptions and this has forced the company to make some changes to its peril. those 150 employees that you guys were talking are being laid off. and this is just after the company reported a drop in subscriptions in just the 1st quarter. now, according to netflix, those 150 employees being laid off account for 0, 2%, of the year of their entire workforce. so a spokesperson for the company says that the cuts are not because of how the employees are performing and said they say that the changes are because of the company's revenue slowing down. netflix lost 200,000 customers in the first 3 months of this year. and that's the first time it's happened in more than a decade. the streaming service also predicts to lose 2 million more subscribers later this year. netflix chief operating officer says that for the next 2 years, they are cutting back on some of its spending. but netflix does plan to spend 17 billion dollars on producing shows and

i'm darya and i'm james. we're waking up on this thursday. some really nice clear, sunny conditions already this morning and things are just going to be warmer and warmer as we go towards the weekend high, john, yet feel the warm tomorrow from our last cool day today to some really warm conditions friday, saturday and sunday. >> get ready for that summer feel again today. looks like it. we've got the clear skies, but it is cool out there. so don't let the sun shine deceive. you. we'll also see an increasing cloud cover the middle of the day. see all that rainfall to our north. not to worry. that's not working. it's where direction we will see it fizzling out. by the time it gets here. just a couple sprinkles up in lake and mendocino counties and the sonoma and napa counties. the rest of us just get an increasing cloud cover around lunchtime. clear right back out after that 40's and 50's for our current temps, dublin era. 49 oakland, 52 alameda, one of our warmer spots at 55. a little cooler up in the north bay. you pair that with still some b

so be mindful of that as you're traveling darya. james, back to you.thanks a lot. 7.17, for your money this morning. one major wireless carrier is raising rates and starbucks is hiking wages. jane king is live at the nasdaq with those stories and j. >> sorry. i good morning. a starbucks interim ceo howard schultz has a message for workers that are interested in unionizing. if you do, you could miss out on higher the company will invest 200 million in wages, equipment and training, it says. and that's on top of some previously announced benefits. overall, starbucks is planning to spend about a billion dollars this year on employees and improving customer experiences stores including newt more drive-thrus. why amazon will reimburse employee travel for abortions and non life-threatening treatments. according to reuters, the e-commerce giant has told its employees in the u.s. it will offer up to $4,000 in annual travel reimbursements for non life-threatening medical treatments include cellular gene therapies, substance ibuse disorder, services and abortion

darya. james, back to you. thank you. rain and once again, the nation is reeling and morning more children killed at school. yeah. this time in texas where an 18 year-old man opened fire at an elementary school killing 19 children. >> and 2 adults. the gunman who was wearing body armor at the time was ultimately killed by police. very beth mcdade has the latest. >> video has surfaced allegedly showing suspected gunman. >> 18 year-old salvador ramos entering robb elementary in uvalde, texas. >> police say armed with a rifle and handgun and wearing body armor. >> authorities say after entering the school which was filled with some 600nd 3rd and 4th graders, he unleashed a bloodied massacre around 11:30am, killing at least 19 students and 2 teachers and injuring numerous others. again, my heart was broken today. >> a small community. >> we need your prayers to get us through this. authorities say got into some domestic incident with his grandmother earlier in the day at their home and shot her.

rain in the weather center with our darya., i'm glad both of you made it to work safely because like you said, visibility was low. and then on top of that, we have missed. >> falling down on our wind chills. make sure your wipers are clean. make sure you leave the house a little early. you can see san francisco right now, little shrouded behind the clouds that we were just talking about. there. visibility is low across many pockets of the bay area. we're also still in to sup 8 in a few sprinkles up in the north bay. no heavy rain here currently temperatures right now. if you are leaving the house at this hour, bring a jacket with you. half moon bay along the coast, mid 50's upper 50's in oakland, alameda conquer and the north bay mid-fifties are nestled there. we're tracking your seven-day because you got a plan for mom on sunday. we'll have that coming up. darya james, back to you ok, randi, thank you very much. quick check of the ride for you this morning. we've got our bay bridge approach here, westbound 80 moving. well, no

darya.s a lot. reyna 8.17, and apparently we're not doing that good job of saving water. know even though we're experiencing the 3rd consecutive year of the drought. >> and our state and water usage which is supposed to be going down. actually, when they look at the numbers went up 20% in the month of march. yeah, the governor said say 15 and we're up 20 and to add to that water. regulators say, as you know, march turns out was drier and warmer. >> than the year before they say that we use the most water in the month of march since 2015, the most. yeah. as daryn mentioned, the governor asked everybody to cut back later this week. the governor is expected to ask the state legislature for about 180 million dollars. >> for water conservation efforts. how they spend that money will make a difference. i don't know because it really does fall to us individually. >> to cut back and bay area water districts are getting creative, giving us some more motivation to save water. east bay mud approved new

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darya. james, back to you.xt week is going to mark one year since that mass shooting at the vta railyard is back on may. 26th of last year worker opened fire inside of a building killing 9 people. >> we spoke to about how employees are doing and what they're doing to honor the victims with kron four's amanda hari with a closer look at that. >> i think emotions and memories are still extremely and still very fresh. it was on may. 26 to 2021 when these 9 people and a mass shooting at the vta - rail yard. but stacey hendler ross, but the santa clara valley transportation authority tells me for many employees, it feels like it just happened. what i hear a lot around the agency is people saying i can't believe it's been a year already. and the ross as vta leaders are trying to be sensitive to what employees may need. >> including continuing to offer counseling and she's noticed that community members are also supporting one another. what's going on with each other and how are you feeling today? and what can i do to

darya. james, back to you. for your money this morning. apple is no longer the world's most valuable company dun dun dun. we'll see what happened there. and americans. >> have revealed what they say. they'll cut first due to higher costs. we've got jane king joining us live, the nasdaq now. that's a bit of information that businesses and investors very interested to learn. jane, good morning. yes, good morning to james's and it's typically one of the first things to go. when budgets get tight, americans say they'll cut. >> dining out first to deal with inflation. how many times i hear my mom say we've got food at home. >> a cnbc survey says the price pressure continues. more than 50% of adults say they'll cut back spending on dining out and then would consider reducing that even more if necessary. will air bnb sees 30% more nights booked for the summer travel compared to prepandemic knight's book for summer travel to unique homes have grown 80% the first 3 months of the year. now believes it's benefiting from hybrid. work is people can tak

i don't know darya james, maybe just my below. >> 5, 0, one is a time. and we have breaking news from overnight. 2 men are dead in san francisco after an officer-involved shooting. yeah, the department says the shooting happened after police were responding to an aggravated assault call. we've got kron 4 sarah stinson opexplaining now from the newsroom. what we know so far, sarah. >> that's exactly right. san francisco police responded to an assault and it ended with 2 men believed to be a suspected by police. they were the suspects and then they were shot and killed the latest release from the police department did not specify if both suspects were shot by the police officer. so still some informational and this morning. but take a look at video from the scene of the shooting happened at 7.48 last night. police say they were responding to an aggnavated assault happening near mariposa street and street. this is about one block from ucsf, benioff children's hospital. both men shot were treated for their injuries on scene. but one died there and the other

darya. that's right. for a moment there. it looked like elon musk was backing his way out of this. 44 billion dollar deal to buy twitter. take a look at what he tweeted that 3.30, this morning. you must have been asleep. we were awake and we were a little shocked and stunned take a look. you can see wrote twitter deal temporarily on hold pending detail supporting calculation that spam plus fake accounts to do indeed represent less than 5% of users. musk has previously tweeted that he wants to remove spam bots from twitter, but it's unclear whether the fake account, the number of fake accounts would really ruin this twitter deal. 2 hours after that musk tweeted again saying, ok, hold up, everyone start freaking out. he said, quote. >> i'm still committed to the acquisition, but unfortunately it was too little too late because, of course, people took off with that when they heard that he said it was on hold. twitter stock has really been crashing all week, but this morning it plummeted. at one

i'm darya and i'm james as we wake up on this tuesday morning were.anticipating the big game tonight with the warriors and are standing by to thrive city with the fans are going to be congregating later said she's always first to the party. yes, as always and very well-dressed to with warriors, call them what you know. so she has that swag jacket which is not needed. she'll be feeling that often like a minute. john o'dowd. definitely, doug. none of us are going to need any extra

darya james, back to you. 6, 0, 2, and the developing story is the. another school shooting, a shooting involving kids that are all under the age of 11. >> 19 were killed. 2 teachers were killed and your reaction is what just about every american is feeling right now is mix of sadness. >> ration, rage, frustration. again, as daryn mentioned, this was the scene at that texas elementary school as the video capture. those moments that first responders were on scene taking some of the wounded children away. parents showing up nearby looking for. confirmation about the condition of their child. but as daryn mentioned, sadly, 19 of those children were killed. 2 teachers as well. and unfortunately, that. tally may continue to rise this because we know that a number of other kids were also shot and wounded. >> the gunman after opening fire and various classrooms. he ended up being shot and killed by an officer. and this was all just as the live element re school is getting ready to celebrate the end of the year. yeah. mary beth mcdade has the latest on what h

darya. james, back to you. >> thanks. a lot of rain at 6 o one of the breaking news is the big surprise. is not a surprise from elon musk sadly saying that the deal with twitter is on hold. yeah. he wants to verify few the number of spam and fake accounts he wants to make sure they're not a bigger part of twitter's user base. then he's been told. so, yeah, like i mean, he was buying a certain price thinking there's a certain amount drivers and maybe there's a car for sarah stinson following the story for us this morning. hey, sarah. >> yeah, a lot of fun going on. i mean, we wake up at 3.30 this morning with 3 to 30, but not everybody does. well. you may have been sleeping. elon musk was busy over there tweeting, take a look at what he said almost seems like he wanted to back out of his 44 billion dollar twitter by out. he said this morning at 3.30, twitter deal temporarily on hold pending detail supporting calculation that spam slash fake accounts do indeed represent less than 5% of users. musk has previously tweeted tha

so it's a smooth drive from walnut creek down to 5.80, darya. james, back to you. >> 5.17 is the time and planned parenthood affiliates of california are getting ready now to kick off their statewide bus tour protesting abortions. the powered pink bus tour will start tomorrow in sacramento after the national day of action rally. planned parenthood says the tour is in response to the supreme court's draft opinion and to raise awareness to california's fight to protect reproductive rights. they plan to educate people on the impacts of banning abortions and what they're doing to prepare for an influx of out will and in long beach on the 25th. >> time now is 5.18, and protests outside the home of some supreme court justices are becoming a concern after the leak of the u.s. supreme court opinion on abortion. law makers are trying to figure out a better way now to protect the justices. tom dempsey has that story. >> fallout from a draft opinion league overturning roe versus wade is not only led to protests outside the supreme court building. but also

darya james, back to you. thanks. a lot of rain. a 7, 0, one. and happening today in southern california, the suspected gunman in the deadly mass shooting at a church is going to be arraigned. yeah, you see his picture there, david. >> cho, he was arrested on suspicion of murder and attempted murder and is being held now on 1 million dollars bail. chris wolfe has the story. take a good look. >> authorities say 68 year-old david cho of las vegas carried out a methodical plan sunday afternoon to unleash a wave of deadly violence against members of the irvine. taiwanese presbyterian church which hold services at the geneva presbyterian church in laguna woods. investigators believe cho traveled to southern california the day before. well, parishioners were attending a luncheon after services. detectives believe cho secure doors to the building with chains and placed superglue into the key holes. they say he then started shooting inside the building, killing one man and injuring 5 others. some critically during the chaos and terror victims were able

darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of 19 and we have new details on the nationwide manhunt that ended in indiana escaped alabama inmate casey white and corrections officer vicky white. >> they took off on the run and they made it 11 days. they did. yes. same last name. no relation, but it ended after a police chase. >> and a crash with the officer light in the end, taking her own life. bailey smith has a whole story. >> well, the criminals, sometimes they do things that are unexplainable. but in this case, i'm glad they did. indiana is known as the crossroads of america and to star crossed lovers crossed right into the tri-state. >> on may 3rd, james stinson noticed a ford truck abandoned at the wyandotte car wash where he worked and he got suspicious. i walked up to the truck. >> the wendy, you're down in oregon lot. my first thought, oh, my god, it could be this gap. now >> stenson contacted law enforcement and received a phone call from the u.s. marshals on may 8. i said, did you have a card over and all of yo

i'm darya and i'm james and 07:00am this morning.re welcoming the sunshine and enjoying a victory with the golden state. oh, my maybe you are headed to the finals. we've got to one more win. live shot with sarah stinson coming up. and in the meantime, as we're heading into, well, memorial day is coming up. just going to traveled to go maybe towards the end of the week. let's see what the weather is going to be like, john. yeah, definitely no shortage

i'm darya and i'm james on a friday.s going to be packed with excitement with the warriors playing tonight and the giants as well in the city at the same time in the same part of the city. you know, be a little crowded if you want to be there, go early. if you don't want to go, don't away. >> there's plenty to do. the weather is going to cooperate. just be beautiful all weekend, john. yes, today back into the 80's we fall. and that is very welcome. because those 90's we had mid week a little too warm at the coast today. expect some 60's, beautiful start to the morning in half moon bay sitting under sunshine from the coast all the way inland. temperatures are rising quickly. we're back into the 60's now for a whole lot of the bay area. oakland, you're at 62 right now. conquered 66 degrees. >> tied with napa for our warmest spots in the bay. at the moment, we'll see daytime highs climbing back into the 80's inland. unfortunately, along with those warm temperatures comes the wind which is still resultitg in some critical fi

darya. good morning, everybody. and still some fog hanging around in places like now half moon bay's. you can see this will clear out later on this morning. but just giving an idea that there is little in the way of fog here and there on that note, it will probably be a little bit more intense tomorrow morning. cover the east bay shoreline spilling off to the inland valleys a little bit in covering a good chunk of the peninsula. again, this will be tomorrow's look of things temperature check for you now. we're still in the 50's over most the real estate. 62 for antioch and half moon bay. complements of some of that fog of cool. 44 for the storm tracker 4 will see this high-pressure breakdown by schering in a change with some scattered clouds and winds tonight that will carry us into tomorrow and cooler temperatures to 78 by 12 today. 86 going on by 3. but summer a scratch near about 90 or so. have more on that coming up in just a bit. right now, reyna harvey anymore hotspots we've improved w

darya james, back to you. >> all right.morning and we'll expect at some point this hour to start seeing the backup here building at the bay bridge toll plaza. for now, though, you're doing great. you're hardly waiting it all before you get through that whole gates and on into san francisco. let's jump to the san mateo bridge where traffic there are 92 also moving without any problems. so you're driving at the limit here across the span in both directions. richmond, sandra fell bridge also has been a great ride for you so far this

and darya. good morning, everybody. east bay shoreline is kind of blowing a little bit with a little bit of wispy fog going on. let's get little bit more intense tomorrow as that on shore flow starts to build force. 58, antioch, most readings in the east bay in the 50's. in fact, 40's up to the north bay. 48 san francisco, 53 san jose temperature contrast to yesterday. we're couple degrees ahead today by half a dozen degrees in some cases. but it's still very, very early. we will see with this change a little bit more in the way of aggressive fog happening tomorrow. now look pretty much cover the entire a bowl of the bay, not so much inland, but maybe be a bit thicker in your morning commute tomorrow upstream. there you have it. it's the for a frontal system that's going to change things for us. is this high breaks down as early as tonight tomorrow. so let's try about 63 or so by 9 by high noon, 79 plowing through the 80's this afternoon and even some selective 90's possible, right? what's going on? traffic. you know wh

darya james, back to you. >> all right. thank you very much. rain. a quick check of some of our bridges for you this morning. the bay bridge approach looking pretty good here as we're waking up to the hour here on a monday. nice light. traffic westbound 80 no reported problems as you make your way from oakland into san francisco. let's jump in the south. we've got another camera angle here for you to the san mateo bridge where the highway 92 ride connecting hayward to foster city is moving well in both directions. your commute direction, the right hand side there. those taillights heading out towards the peninsula shows that you're making good time. once you get onto the span, the richmond, sandra fell bridge also looking good westbound 5.80, no problems to report from richmond all the way into marion county. so far, so good. no issue on the span and for a lot of our north bay viewers who will be hitting southbound one, 0, one heading into san francisco. it's looking great, especially here across the golden gate bridge. no problems to report for you

so definitely a chilly day and a low visibility type of morning darya.es, back to you. >> thank you very much. rain it. let's check the commute. see if anything has changed for us this morning. wow. 6.16, and it looks fantastic here at the bay bridge where we're looking at an easy ride as you make your way from oakland in the san francisco yesterday. this time by 6.30, was pretty backed up. so in our next update will see if that's the case or if we actually are going to enjoy a nice friday light ride this morning, the san mateo bridge moving well, as we're looking at a nice conditions here, both east and westbound. it also looks like perhaps things are drying out just a touch. so conditions getting a little better for you as you make your way from hayward at the foster city. the westbound right on 5.80, is building. but as you can see, you're still moving well, no major slowdowns at the toll plaza right now as you make your way from richmond out towards the north bay. and then the golden gate bridge continues to be a foggy right for you. that's why the c

i'm darya and i'm james. we're now solidly in the 2nd half of may. just like that. the first 2 weeks and they are already gone like a steaming our way towards june. and this week it's going to start feeling more like june. yeah. now we can finally rotate. i mean, we're looking at consistent, warm weather, john. yeah, this point you can probably put the heavy winter jacket away as we are looking at such warm weather ahead of a breeze on the embarcadero this morning. still on the flag out there and clear skies of the bay bridge in the distance. we are going to see a little cloud cover at the coastline. the rest of us, though, tapping into on impeded sunshine today. in temperatures right now are a little cooler than yesterday. right now we're in the 40's to 50's. so definitely get those jackets this morning. just a light jacket to the sweater, though. and you won't be able to keep that on all day long today as temperatures will rise really quickly. we are breezy in some spots, especially out towards the coast and through the delta winds today, calmer than they were yes

darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of 6.19, and the nationwide manhunt is over in indiana. escaped inmate. >> casey white and corrections officer vicky white. they were on the run for 11 days, not but this is all it all came to an end yesterday. police. >> chase them. and it ended in a crash with officer white taking her own life. we've got bailey smith with the story. >> well, they're criminals. sometimes they do things that are unexplainable. but in this case, i'm glad they did. indiana is known as the crossroads of america and to star crossed lovers crossed right into the tri-state. >> on may 3rd, james stinson noticed a ford truck abandoned at the wyandotte car wash where he worked and he got suspicious. i walked up to the truck. >> the wendy, you're down in oregon lot. my first thought, oh, my god, it could be this gap. now >> stenson contacted law enforcement and received a phone call from the u.s. marshals on may 8. i said, did you have a card over fall >> but they got out of my mind it i think, ye

i'm darya and i'm james as we wake up on this tuesday morning were. highly anticipating the big game tonight with the warriors and are standing by to thrive city with the fans are going to be congregating later said she's always first to the party. yes, as always and very well-dressed to with warriors, call them what you know. so she has that swag jacket which is not needed. she'll be feeling that often like a minute. john o'dowd. definitely, doug. none of us are going to need any extra layer today. in fact, been eating a lot of water and maybe an air conditioned place today is nice along the embarcadero. we have a lot of people out there enjoying it. still winds, lots of sunshine, cool temperatures for only the time being inland areas. you're going to see temperatures soaring this afternoon and some of the hottest numbers we've had so far this year. 40's 50's 60's, even some 70's brentwood. you're at 75 degrees right now. temperatures will quickly warm up. you've got a couple more of these cool hours to take full advantage of them. you want to take t

darya james, how did the roads look? take a now at traffic tracker in the bay to know the huge. >> yeah, it's the huge everybody has to go to work at the same time. so this is a very popular get out leave yourself a little extra time to get through the toll plaza. >> over the san mateo bridge, things have been crowded, but at the limit. but now not now. look traffic is stopped. that's not a good thing. so there's probably a little something in your way at that point. so you're going want to leave extra time or avoid this area. if you can just wait, we'll keep checking back another 15 minutes and see if those loosened up. the richmond sandra fell bridge toll plaza has been moving. there's no problems there to stand in our way so that traffic is looking good. and the golden gate bridge. >> it is definitely heavy on the bridge. this is heavy for the bridge. by the time we get to the total toll plaza. >> it's an easier ride. but you can bet one. 0, one southbound through are accounted for. we traffic cameras. i will update y

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darya. james, back to you. thanks a lot all right. let's talk warriors. >> the team, the players, the fans were all getting geared up for game 4 tonight. jay-z hopefully celebrating just like they are in these pictures after dominating win in game 3 of the action shots for you. the action from game. yes, we want to see a repeat for game 4 and a sweep and the game is not here, of course. but boy, thrive. city is going to be packed. they are. and we've got calm for sarah stinson standing by with more on what will expect folks are heading out there. looks like they're getting all set up, hold our spot, hold our >> i know that you can hold a spot. you have to come at 4.30 and that's when you can hold the spot. i mean, yes, it's not a home game, but this is a hometown party here at dry city. they're actually setting up the lounge over here. you can see it's a sweet spot right there. but a lot of people set up their blankets and they kind of get comfortable with the kids out here all below the massive screen that allows you to kind of get a

darya james, back to you. >> all right. quick check of the bridges this morning and we'll expect at some point this hour to start seeing the backup here building at the bay bridge toll plaza. for now, though, you're doing great. you're hardly waiting it all before you get through that whole gates and on into san francisco. let's jump to the san mateo bridge where traffic there are 92 also moving without any problems. so you're driving at the limit here across the span in both directions. richmond, sandra fell bridge also has been a great ride for you so far this morning. as you can see, the volume is building, but you're still moving. i'm not having a stop at all as you make your way through the toll plaza here out into marion county and then our final bridge check the golden gate bridge. checking the one. 0, one southbound right across the span. so far. so good. a few more headlights, nobody has to slow down for anything. so you make a good time. >> we're following breaking news from overnight in a vallejo, police are inve

i'm darya and james.ll. rain is following the forecast for us with a great perspective. it's probably one of our foggy spots out there they have a golden gate bridge, very foggy this morning. not only are you seeing the fog. >> we've also got a little that moisture on the roadway there. they're warning people to slow down wet road this morning and you're going to encounter that across a lot of your bridges, the bay bridge and i was driving into the city this morning. also slick one because of that missed. we are anticipating a few sprinkles in the north bay. nothing major. you don't need to bring the umbrella out. also quiet conditions and an onshore wind cooling us down today into the next few days. current temperatures outside right now inland mid to upper 50's there along the coast. 54 north bay, 57 up in novato. we're tracking that 7 day. we'll have a look at that. but how are the roads ferry games? well, let's find out their cameras actually showing us a pretty decent ride here at the bay bridge toll

good morning, james and darya. good morning, everybody off to a nice start to a little bit of wispy fog going on. as you can see, just about to make southeast shoreline. getting couple the first rays of light to warm us up nicely for today. temperature checked a couple of 50's poking out here and there and ox at 58. but most readings in the 40's, in fact, universally set down south. got 53 san jose contrast to 24 hours ago or actually trailing a little bit up north, as you can see now, also half moon bay elsewhere across the bay couple degrees ahead of yesterday. now want to talk about the fog briefly for tomorrow because this high breaks down pretty quickly ushering in that marine layer in the kind of respond with that. that shun fog. it just fill up all of the cities around the immediate bay like that, but so much inland. but the livermore valley might spill in a little bit there, too stormtracker for this fronts. what's changing? everything will get some scattered clouds as early as tonight and tomorrow temperat

one, 60 into concord's to 42 darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot to the breaking news this morning. the big surprise from elon musk's. yes, once again causing drama on twitter this time about twitter itself and his potential purchase of it. >> the deal kind of in limbo right now based on what he tweeted early this morning, maybe it's buyer's remorse, maybe thinks is a bad deal. now, cropper stinson sarah stinson explains why. what is the problem? sarah? >> well, it almost felt like elon musk was backing out of the 44 billion dollar deal to purchase twitter and it all is because of spam bots. maybe. take a look at is tweet this morning at 3.30, we're awake. you're probably not awake. but now you're waking up to this tweet. he wrote twitter deal temporarily on hold pending deal supporting calculation that spam slash fake accounts do indeed represent less than 5%. >> of users, musk has previously tweeted that he wants to remove spam bots from twitter, but it's not clear whether the fake cow tissue would really ruin this twitter deal. 2 hours aft

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james darya, i told you to book club last week. i hope you did because we'll continue to follow it right here in san francisco. back to, you know, they've all arms and legs inside the right at all times. thank you, sarah. >> time now is 5.12. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, california manufacturers want to rock the state to halt the taxes on new equipment will tell you why they say that tax is adding on to the issue with supply chain problems. and after the break, new data shows which states are expected to see more wildfires over the next 30 years. it's no surprise that california is one of them. we'll be right back. at adp, we use data-driven insights to design solutions to help you manage payroll, benefits, and hr today, so you can have more success tomorrow. ♪ one thing leads to another, yeah, yeah ♪ what can i du with less asthma? with dupixent, i can du more... crazy commutes... crowd control- have a nice day alex (thanks ms. ellen) ...taking the stairs. that's how you du more with dupixent, which helps prevent asthma

and again, james darya. this is i've been to campus many, many times and just to see a couple of police officers patrolling this area. one station right on campus. as soon as you get to campus, it's something i have not seen in the past and so far again, 3 times in 3 years, an ongoing problem on stanford university's campus. back to thank. fortunately, thank you. >> i promise you and i promised the voters of san francisco that as long as i'm district attorney, every single budget that i submit to the mayor. we'll always ask for resources for victims. >> san francisco district attorney jason dean talking about fighting to keep his job as voters decide whether to recall the city's top prosecutor next month. critics say that he's a has this reformed approach that does not holding of criminals accountable. kron four's invited buddy to sit down with us and answer voters questions. we have a live primetime special last night did yeah. he said he was elected to serve a four-year term and he should stay and see it t

darya james, back to you. all right, ray, now let's take a peek at our bridges around the bay area. and they are just an easy ride. that's why i get up so early the house with for everybody else because you get while the getting is good, a bridge, good. santo bridge. i mean, there you have more company. there is so good. alright, richard sanibel, read you. what is it? good? just a few cars and you can see the commute is just starting. so it's really not any trouble. and i went over the golden gate bridge. it was pretty much like that. me in about 03:00am i the prince 5.19, right now, speaker of the house nancy pelosi becomes the highest ranking u.s. official to visit ukraine. she led a delegation of house lawmakers vowing that americans will support ukraine. our dc correspondent raquel martin has more. during her visit. speaker of the house nancy pelosi told the president of ukraine that the u.s.. >> we'll stand beside ukraine until the end of this war. and despite typical division on capitol hill, law

district have not heard back darya james. >> ok, thanks a lot, sir.nk you. >> well, also in the east bay, the santa unified school district has voted to rename wilson elementary school. they're now going to call it whole can elementary hawking is an area in san leandro. that was the homeland of local indigenous people in the school's principal says that this move represents the district's mission for equity and inclusivity. >> and the south bay, the vta building where 6 people were shot and killed in a mass shooting attack. that is being torn down the demolition started yesterday. it's going to take well, it's going to take a while, but it's coming 2 weeks before the one-year rememberance of what happened there. that tragedy that guadalupe light rail building. it's also known as building be has been empty ever since the shooting. it's also gonna take a while for them to heal from this obviously. and they've also got plans in the work for a new building. time now is 9.35. and other news that we're following in covid cases are up. they've tripled in the