haha, you don't have you have one in the back. don't. haha. all right. >> not for tv. more on that to but now we've got john, stand by on this may, the 4th and look at the weather. will people enjoy outside john kind of feel it had to wean today. i would say lot. we got a little hot little dry. we're to nutley. we're still in the midst of obviously this stretch of dry weather that we've been seeing for far too long now setting us up for heightened fire danger. yet again today. solano county in the midst of another red flag warning that will remain in effect until 05:00pm. >> at least it is a beautiful start to the morning right now looking outside at our tower view. there's a bit of haze in the distance. we have high pressure in place. that's creating a cap right above the bay and any sort of pollutants that we're putting out on our way into work or kind of staying here with us air quality is back to that moderate easy stuff we saw yesterday we will be looking at comfortable weather of these next few hours before sunshine really warms us up later on. we're currently in

haha, you don't have you have one in the back. don't. haha. all right. >> not for tv. that to but now we've got john, stand by on this may, the 4th and look at the weather. will people enjoy outside john kind of feel it had to wean today. i would say lot. we got a little hot little dry. we're to nutley. we're still in the midst of obviously this stretch of dry weather that we've been seeing for far too long now setting us up for heightened fire danger. yet again today. solano county in the midst of another red flag warning that will remain in effect until

still, i'm all i'm haha reminding you don't forget, get real uncomfortable. the i'm definitely not in hot water. this so i've already got everything planned out. >> so hopefully looking out for each other. here we are looking at conditions out there this morning that are nice and clear. if you want to do an early mother's day celebration. enjoy some of the cool weather that we're in the midst of today. certainly not a bad day to be doing it. we are going to be seeing temperatures warming back up this weekend. so even though we stay really nice and clear lots of sunshine. a mother's day itself just expected a warmer feel to it starting tomorrow lasting into sunday, too. now this morning skies are clear enough. we saw some fog late afternoon into early evening rolling through the golden gate made for a foggy evening commute for some of us. but conditions cleared out really quickly last night. most of us are starting off this morning. fog free. we're still in the midst of an onshore wind that is pushing some cool ocean air right into the bay area. this is going

my face hurts from smiling haha, that's her 3rd right. say yeah. and the great news is you don't have to wait in line to go back up again. fact a lot of the folks that are coming out to enjoy. the park will have to wait long lines right. yeah, that's right. they're only doing 25% capacities. that means you won't be waiting in long, long lines. that's the perk of it all since we they do have to cap it at 25% capacity. and you just have to wear a mask when you're not on the ride. >> i forgot that. i have my mask with me. new to i want to make sure no one saw what i have a backup but make sure leave your mask. >> your not going tell ride to don't bring your mask either there. and then walk up maskless. you don't have to be vaccinated. you do have to buy your tickets online. before this weekend. it passholders only and then next weekend memorial day weekend. it's everybody's got to get those tickets because i've been after watching this. you've got some you deeinitely want to get it on slides. doesn't say that it was too soon saying fun and hand saniti

i know. >> justine haha. all right. thanks for right tonight. police in los angeles have arrested a man who they say attacked someone during a pro palestine. >> pro-palestine rally earlier this month. erin myers reports that while he has been charged with assault prosecutors are also pursuing hate crime charges. >> los angeles police say they have made an arrest in a brutal beating caught on cell phone footage. the lapd says tips from the public were crucial. the man was arrested in connection with assault with a deadly weapon. however, authorities are seeking hate crime enhancements. he's accused of being part of a group of pro palestinians who attacked jewish diners outside of beverly grove restaurant may 18. the arrest comes amid growing tensions in the ripple effect of the conflict in the middle all the way to southern california protests and demonstrations in the los angeles area have been frequent. israeli and palestinian forces both claim victory after 11 days of fighting. but humanitarian officials warned the damage to gaza. a palestinia

i give me a holiday like it's a day where we all get to recognize the hard work that mom k always haha and follow the rules. don't make it difficult. know. we've got john with your mother's day forecast and your friday forecast mother's the only one that doesn't have to follow the rules. this weekend. that's i keep an eye on w 5 states haha because we are in the midst of deepening drought conditions. but weather is cooperating as far as sunshine goes anyways. we've got a lot of that sunshine lately this weekend going to be no different today easily the coolest of the weekend's forecast tomorrow going to be the hottest one mother's day. o% sit right in between as for this morning, we are seeing a coastal breeze keeping us cool. but keeping things brisk in san francisco. nice little view of the sun rising over the east bay hills in the distance and as of right now, skies are clear for the vast majority of the relatively fog free morning. couple of pockets of low cloud cover sitting right above the east bay, hayward and fremont. you're at 52 right now. berkeley and san francisco in the up

aaa says gas prices have gone up about 6 penn 6 pence, haha set. whatever you like.ts per gallon over the last week, right now the average price is 4.10 and james, i was like to say that's for the regular or not. the high test in the bay area. san francisco is averaging 4.21 to start goes down a little for 16 if clinton said about the same in san jose in the north bay for 28 in sandra fell. yeah. the station i buy. my house is for 29 own. >> all right. now to some national news president biden's multi trillion dollars spending plan to tackle everything from infrastructure to childcare. it does face an uphill in congress, especially after last week's dismal april jobs report. we have or washington, dc correspondent raquel martin joining us live with a look at the 2 different take a ways from republicans and from democrats for help. good morning. what we saw through the april jobs report that more than 250,000 jobs were added to the economy. but less than 300,000. and that is just a drop in the bucket compared to what the biden administration had initially been promisi

ah, haha! her name is erica wig. she's been living with us since she was just an infant. 0h...u? what about her? she should do. based on the novel by diana wynne jones and directed by goro miyazaki, son of ghibli's founding father, hayao miyazaki, earwig and the witch follows the adventures of a young girl from a children's home who is adopted against her wishes by a mysterious couple. i'm a witch. great! it turns out they're enchanters, and earwig, renamed erica, who has magic in her blood, is keen to learn, but bella yaga only wants her to work. hang on, you actually talk?! of course i do, just not very often. it sounds like fun, and richard e grant lends entertainingly grim gravitas to the english language dub. but having first aired onjapanese tv at the end of last year, this theatrical release is distinctive only for being ghibli's first major disappointment, remarkable for being quite so unremarkable. and the rest is up to you, 0k? the story is surprisingly flat, the animation sub pixar, and the overall tone, breathless without ever being magical. it's a shame not least b

is quite big achievements haha must 77 casualties of these were is a lot for hamas and they know that which is partially why they want to finish this to bring this down because they cannot gain much more they know that. thank you very much an arizona reporter. as this latest conflict rages palestinians and marking an older one as we just mentioned today is now day which commemorates the displacement of hundreds of thousands of palestinian arabs during the 1st arab israeli war which began on this day in 19488 years see is protests around the globe calling for the recognition of the palestinian nation and. when britain officially withdrew from palestine in may 948 jewish leaders announced the creation of a new state to be known as israel to many palestinians though the day is known as nakba also called the palestinian catastrophe what followed was a bloody conflict between arab states and israel and for palestinians the memory of displacement never forgotten for them is a day rooted in historical tragedy but its symbolism is still felt strongly today with the fight for statehood still o

haha. >> also a return to normalcy for gas stations across the country. after a massive hack of the colonial pipeline. know why the cyberattack now prompting lawmakers to push for tougher security >> days after colonial pipeline resumed operations to get gas flowing once again to major cities along the east coast. tonight. there are new questions being raised about how that cyber hack happened in the first place and what can now be done to prevent something like it from happening again. kron 4 washington correspondent kellie meyer brings us the story. >> the pain at the pump is easing this weekend as the nation's largest fuel pipeline returns to full strength. but one major challenge remains how to protect the rest of the countries critical infrastructure. >> how do you work to protect companies from this happening again. yeah. i mean, this is such an important question. energy secretary jennifer granholm wants to strengthen the country's cyber security. >> following days of confusion and chaos after the colonial pipeline was compromised. we have to make

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. >> you didn't say that label haha. wow. if you want to read it but yes, mother's day weekend. don't forget that. listen to one mom has to say if she wants the handwritten card. >> got to do it for for we are going to be looking at a great mother's day weekend. plenty of sun out there. but that's not something you know, we've been seeing too much of that sunshine lately. that's the drought conditions that we're in the midst of and with more sunshine and dry skies this weekenn. we're actually going to see fire danger back up into action tomorrow. today, though, we're getting some relief. got to get much like yesterday a cool sea breeze keeping us nice and moderated across the bay clear skies and timber on just a second ago. you can see skies are clear across the vast majority of the bay sea breeze will keep conditions nice and cool today. but let's advance further to your future cast of wind gusts here. sea breeze. not as much of a factor for your saturday and in fact, just the opposite is going to be stirring up hot dry wind from the northeast that will push into our inland val

and you've got the heels on haha, what your back and we like to stay behind the desk.ave the belly support. stick it right you look fabulous. i flip-flops i have i have agree. my i will definitely do that. ok, just in case. and i walk in and those quickly switch end the heels because you never know what the camera sees >> but yes, so we're definitely enjoy. we enjoyed her mother's you know, we for me, i you mean the i'm not as fast as they used to be. that's for sure. you would chasing kids around right get back there for outside right now. we're seeing a lot of sunshine. hopefully you enjoyed it over the weekend in the u.s. you enjoyed your mother's day. it was a gorgeous weekend. so even i spend outside for a little bit. i know it's hot in some areas it's going to be similar today and tomorrow as well. so just keep that in mind. make sure you have a lot of water handy, but outside san francisco. this are south of market street camera. not a cloud in the sky right now. it is starting off to be a beautiful day. however, fire danger is among us, though, because the wind

haha. but haha. >> is. >> it is tough. you got to have an understanding of these kids have made a major accomplishment. >> him a while to get a job. ok, guys. that's a minute to thank you sarah 9 9.30 right now. we'll be back with more thing. e back to the kron 00:00am morning news time. you doubt 9.15 at the start of the week who are really warm. and now we're starting to cool out here over the weekend. a live look outside right now. you can see just how great is here in san francisco for a lot of in san francisco for a lot of you. you'r just as grey like the berkeley hills. we're looking at what exactly is going on. you see a lot of that cloud coverage. the in pushed in off of the coast here. it's already hitting areas along the coast and in san francisco at the start of the week. we were warned that high pressure system moving in already out of the bay area. now that low pressure system bringing in that cold cold still win and you can see some areas that are really getting hit by the win there along the coast here conqu

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haha, the heat gets us. yeah. only a couple more days of the heat, though. and we actually have some good news in this forecast. still no rain, though, so it's that site yeah, but we are going to be looking at some sunshine this afternoon. we're already sitting under sunshine for most of us. so good advice. james gave you their get outside before it gets too hot. later today. it is actually really comfortable still across the bay. san francisco sitting anderson, a little bit of low cloud cover in the bay itself. but most of us are already sitting under a good dose of sunshine this morning. high pressure is in place we're dry. we're staying that way. but we're not staying so hot and windy like we have been another breezy day today, but it's our last of our hottest stays in this forecast. winds will pick up for north bay mountains this afternoon we are still under red flag warnings for upper elevations of the north bay. all of solano county inland. portions of the east bay, including alameda and contra costa counties. this is through 06:00pm tonight after that

i don't live with their line were 74 haha has 5.74. i've done 72 to 74 degrees. yeah.as a day i forget how many couple summers ago. >> where that was the exact i walked outside and i couldn't see it just felt perfect. that. what back inside. i looked up with the temperature was and that's 70 yet between 70 to 74 degrees on. this is perfect from here on out, ok. so can we just stop it. there is a possible for like san francisco. yeah. going up >> but yeah, if you are in the direct sunlight even those .p70's are going to feel pretty warm today for neighbors in the 90's further inland. you wish you had some 70's. maybe you can just head out towards oakland or san francisco get a little cool down this afternoon. it is gonna be another hot afternoon. we were hot mother's day weekend yesterday brought the same heat and the continued fire danger. that's all going to be the same case today. now looking outside from berkeley here it is beautiful, clear skies already and temperatures are still comfortable. so if you want to go on that jog. do that long. doc walk with with your p

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there was an he's an old man like haha. >> but it is a reminder or in comes.ave kind of longevity that starts to run out at some point in time. even you and i will be replaced by younger beautiful smarter and faster down the road. that's all right. just in time for me to retire and go on vacation. >> speaking of which i guess we'll have to dig a little deeper to plan that next vacation home. >> not big surprise. me little shocking and some of the numbers. summer bonus here which is great theme parks. resorts are starting open up, which is great destinations that we want to go but can cooling back in $2,860 for hotel room last year. this time during the pandemic $45 a night. wow. now it's $205. so 160 prepandemic 205 post-pandemic hawaii is done the same thing going for 263 prepandemic to one 22 during the pandemic for a to 69 to record highs there like the man airlines or something. but that is alec demand pricing why is it more expensive than prepandemic. >> it will demand pricing, but also i want to enjoy game this weekend and another try to make up for reve

to survey in some haha that cool breeze from the coast. definitely going to be noticeable all day long today. that's going to keep temperatures nice and cool. well into the afternoon even as more and more sunshine peers its way through some of those clouds that some of are still in the midst of right now a different bit of a view across the bay area. this time from the east bay showing you nice. sunny skies returning overhead. >> we're going to be looking at more and more of that through the day. little bit of cloud cover around point raise ride up and down the coastline in san mateo county and then right above the bay from areas like redwood city stretching on over into portions of contra, costa and alameda counties. so there's definitely still patches of low clouds out there that she will notes as you're venturing outside that we did see some rainfall in mountain snowfall over the course of the past week. up in the sierra nevada northern tier and southern cascades really got a valuable hit of snow. we're going to return to some areas of

same strategy when you see a bear i don't clearly haha. yeah, both cases.ze in that's the civil we are going to be looking outside at some sunshine today. >> if you are venturing out there, maybe for a margarita or 2 for cinco de mayo or just to work when because it is you're going to be doing so with some hot conditions all over again, especially for inland areas. >> bit of a cool down, though, for the east bay shoreline. that's because we have the return of submarine cooled air sweeping up through the golden gate this morning. some are in county, the peninsula and the east bay shoreline in for nice little cool down today. we're trading in the dry offshore wind that prompted fire danger yesterday for inland areas for a nice cool sea breeze that has already been pushing inland this morning. nothing to exceptionally windy just enough to get a little bit of cool air pushed right into the bay as for temperatures today, you do notice a bit of a difference for areas like san francisco, half moon. bay, mill valley in oakland hovering in the 60's to low 70's still

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news story or haha. >> and the tiger has been found in houston right. >> that is true. we'll try to see we get talk about this later on in prime time. you have a look ahead at your seven-day forecast, some warming on sunday. but near average highs not arriving until tuesday all right. lisa, thanks so much. and that does it for us here on kron 4 news at 6 o'clock. thanks so much for spending time with us. our next newscast in prime time. we'll see you again. >> now on inside california politics. a new poll shows growing opposition to the recall of governor newsome nuisance position and strengthened a bit but those behind the recall the governor seat isn't safe. it's not your grandma's election. this is what i would refer to as a jungle general. >> plus gubernatorial candidate kevin faulconer calls himself a common-sense candidate. >> how he plans to win governor newsome see in the pending recall election. >> casting across the golden state. this is california politics. >> thanks for joining us for

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i was astonished amazed that enable haha. >> and tune in to e t tonight for nick jonas. he's giving us details on the accident that sent him to the hospital. plus the hills audrina patridge is our guest co-host. it's going to be a lot of fun. don't miss it for entertainment tonight i'm michelle turner. okay. so we all grew up on 101 dalmatians word a little bill. i would have thought it but that's acting she can do it and she's talented and we appreciate. >> the update there and how great is it that movies. yeah. the coming back live from ears and they're filming again and the trailers. it's awesome seen a lot of reruns late. by the way, you can watch entertainment tonight right here on kron 4 airs at 7.30. and then of course we're back for 3 straight hours of prime-time news starting at 8 o'clock. we'll see you at 9 and then jonathan catherine tonight we'll have kron 4 news at 10 and that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. a lot more ahead on kron 4 news at 6 catherine jonathan here with the news at 6 and oh my that fire in martinez that could have been devastating neighborhood

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. >> haha. >> this is so much fun out of you want to get in on the hunt. go to treasure hunt epic quest, dot com and use the code. katie l a 5 right now. back here at home, we have to get another check of weather with erica caturay who is live in the weather center. so erica, if we're going to have a treasure hunter some sort here in the bay area what does the weather look like for us today over the next couple of days. well, today temperatures are going to warming above normal in several places. >> and i'll talk more about that in a bit. but right now we're just seeing some foggy conditions and you can see out in berkeley. normally that well, at least last week about was clear. but this is actually pretty normal for this time of year seeing that marine layer inland overnight and then usually by the afternoon, it should clear up for us later today. as you can see here. >> if you live along the coast, though. we're going to see mostly cloudy conditions in the afternoon. but the rest of the bay area is going to be mostly sunny, especially on the south and ou

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the govevernment blames the taliban, which has denied involvement,t, but that papart f kabul hahas alson the frequt site of bombings by isis in afghanistan, especially targeting schools. the massacre underlines the instability here as u.s. and and international forces international forces withdraw and afghan security forces struggle to both contain mill militants on the battlefield and keep safe civilians in the cities. >> our front line is our mosques, there are streets, schools, there are universities, any place that the taliban can attack is a front line for us now. >> reporter: parents burying their children today didn't send them to the front line. they sent them to school. it's a tragic reality here in afghanistan that attacks like this are not uncommon, but it comes at the end of an exceptionally violent week that's seen a surge in attacks from the moment the u.s. drawdown began. jericka. >> duncan: charlie d'aga >> duncan: charlie d'agata for us in kabul, thank you. india today reported a new daily death toll of over 4,000 and more than 400,000 new cases. it's the world's worst

infrastructure. 7 trillion dollars in spending one year and you're not going to deficit spend grab your wallet, haha on nbc's meet the press louisiana senator bill cassidy said big spending is not the answer. spending that an evidently ends up hurting the economy. republican show that when you left the american people keep their own money and invest in that which they wish to invest in the economy takes off. some republican governors are now vowing to end extended federal employment benefits passed by democrats on cnn state of the union utah republican governor spencer argued the extra funds or deterring people from work biggest problem we have right now in the state of utah are finding workers. >> and do expect these issues to remain front and center on capitol hill today. the president will actually deliver a speech on the economy later this afternoon. and we expect to hear more about infrastructure negotiations as they continue through the week. >> for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. thank you for that report. recount. >> developing news, a cyber attack that shut down a vinyl have

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haha. let's take a look at the east bay over berkeley. a gray out there. so city lights out there in the distance. we should be tracking that blanket of low fog but instead we're going to see warmer temperatures to start your work week monday, cooler air mass tonight. those specially for those of you in nevado double digit cooling 14 degrees cooler than where we were around this time last night to seeing widespread 50's and 60's. >> still about a 20 degree difference from our coolest coastal cities to our warmest inland valleys flirting with 70's right now. for those of you in concord in pittsburgh. but check out the pacific and half moon bay in the low 50's low 60's for those of you in san jose in berkeley with a widespread 50's and 60's for most of the north bay nevado 59 degrees in santa rosa and delay hope both in the mid 60's. so let's take a look. >> at your microclimate monday, forecast temperatures, even warmer than today. hope you enjoyed your cooler mother's day forecast. thanks to that cool sea breeze. switching from the west to more of the nort

haha now for me, though. but in but you should some flowers social she'll be taking all be taken care problems. all right. that does it for us here tonight at 10 o'clock. don't go anywhere, though. >> jason and kylen are up next with sports night life. i'm jonathan mccall. i'm justine waldman. have a great time with them. but sports night live and we'll see you next weekend. oh man... let's get you to this moment. is that it? yep, that's it. of relief... [joyfully laughs] protection... i just got vaccinated- i just got vaccinated! noah just got vaccinated... hope... so that we can get to all the other moments. let's get you to the exhale you didn't know you were waiting for. let's get it... together. so we can be together. let's get to immunity. now's your moment to get vaccinated. >> hello and welcome to another edition of sports night live it was a busy, busy week in the bay. a lot of stuff going on in. we've got you covered. it was an nfl draft that was for the books. yeah. oh, my gosh. and the forty-niner

but this is russia to me saying, haha, we're doing it and we're doing it more.tween president biden and vladimir putin in a few weeks? >> it will certainly affect the content. president biden won't call off the meeting. the reason you meet with your adversary is to address problems such as this, but you've got the central issue here, which is, we're in the escalation trap. any time they try to do something like this, there's a debate that basically says, okay, what can we do? we can really fix them now and show them there's a price to be paid. and then they get into a discussion of saying, well, they're a nuclear armed power, our relationship's already poor, let's not escalate too much. when the president came out, he threw out, i think, ten diplomats, most of whom they believe were spies, did some economic sanctions, and said i was proportion at. don't make me escalate. immediately they come back with this, which tells me in the shofrt war operations, the russians are convinced they can basically get away with this with very little price and erode away our conf

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 haven't changed their tune. it's only gotten louder. >> the biggest lesson of covid-19 is that waiting until a crisis to invest in public health costs lives, local public health leaders, frontline workers and lawmakers leading to state leaders to provide new money to public health departments across ialifornia. we have to reinvest. we have to rebuild public health departments have been a primary focal point amid this pandemic. and at the helm of californi