jose. matt mayer. san jose. mayor matt mahan. >> all right.a live look outside at the embarcadero here in san francisco. we can talk about our weather forecast this nice day that we're having and kyla is also going to talk about snow. yeah, we're talking about snow. it is day and i'm taking it a lake tahoe where you can see it is just beautiful in the distance. you might see some of the snow capped mountains, but obviously we had some melting too. >> but we've got some snow on the way this weekend. so not only do you see the winter weather advisories both up in the far reaches of northern california down parts of the sierra here. but you also see high wind warnings now that are up for basically around the tahoe area will be the nevada side, right? if you're over on the nevada side. >> we're looking out for some pretty significant winter weather for this time of year. so the winter weather advisory goes from 11:00am on saturday through 05:00pm on set rather 08:00am on sunday to the morning on sunday. >> we're looking out for 4 to 8 inches of sn

jose? we're talking to mayor matt mahan about this project, the billion dollar ballooning project and a mountain lion spotted in the south bay just going through some backyards. we'll tell you where and what's coming next. san jose is facing a $52 million budget shortfall. that usually means deep budget cuts and or layoffs. next week, we'll get some answers about the budget cuts. mayor matt mahan will unveil his solution for the deficit. he'll make the budget public on monday, then the city council will vote on it the following week. joining us now is the mayor of san jose, matt mahan mayor mehan, nice to have you back in studio. okay. this is what you said. this is your busy time. this is where you earn your money this saturday, state of the city. and then soon after that is the budget. let's start with the budget. i believe it's a $52 million shortfall for the city of san jose. i would imagine from the outside looking in, there's got to be some job cuts out there that you're going to have to make some tough calls on. actually, we think we're going to be able to avoid layoffs in this budget cyc

las autoridades identificaron a los 3 sospechosos como elder larios, matt mahan, josé ramírez rivas yta si algún uniformado lo detiene en la calle o le hace una visita a su casa. y es que la policía de san rafael ha emitido un comunicado que está alertando que ladrones se están haciendo pasar por agentes federales con el objetivo de robar. andrés brender nos informa cómo saber si, en efecto, se trata de un agente o de un ladrón. en san rafael y áreas aledañas ya se han reportado 3 casos en los que, según informó el departamento policial, ladrones se hacen pasar por agentes federales para robar a las personas. people who they thought were federal. el teniente ever dice que en estos casos llevaban puesta ropa que los identificaba como agentes del fbi o de ice y le piden ver su cartera para luego decir que el dinero que tiene no es legal y proceden a decomisarlo. pero también nos aseguró que se han visto casos en que aseguran que tienen una orden de deportación, cuando no es cierto. hay una persona que tenga una un saco que se parezca de de ice de este. por favor llamen a la línea rápida

vamos a escuchar ahora al alcalde de la ciudad de san josé matt mahan dar comentarios al respecto.o mes. safe from a suspect with a long record. dice que las tareas de los oficiales fue acordonar toda el área residencial de ese complejo habitacional para poder mantener a todos los residentes seguros. cuando se desarrollaba esta situación. i'm deeply grateful for their courage they're. agradecido por el valor demostrado por los agentes their own safety y precisamente resalta el sacrificio que hacen los oficiales cuando tienen que solventar este tipo de de situaciones. we need to do to make san josé a safer city for all of us. el objetivo que tiene esta dependencia policial es precisamente mantener a la ciudad segura situations minutes matter para una situación de peligro. pues cada minuto cuenta, dice el alcalde i'm deeply concerned by the declining participation and drug courts that we've seen in the seeming lack of accountability around drug related issues. precisamente está mencionando la falta de participación en las cortes y que se necesita más por hacer para garantizar la segu

san jose mayor matt mahan was there talking about what this means. er 100,000 people of vietnamese descent call our city home. san jose is yours and you deserve a place just for you. somewhere with reminders of where you've been and where you have yet to go. the mayor says. the statue will be unveiled later this summer. rob mayeda here now with a forecast and the forecast for san francisco is fog at the moment. very gray, very gray. there we go. he dressed accordingly. yes, and drizzle, of course. we're seeing that right now. highs today near san francisco only 59 degrees. and what we have is kind of a jump into our summer microclimates around the bay area. we get those 5060s 70s almost 80s and about a 20 minute drive around the bay area. let's show you how things look in terms of those high temperatures today. yet we should see 60s and 70s instead. well, 59 degrees in san francisco, livermore still up to 77. that was down from the 80s yesterday. so concord and livermore right there where you should be for this time of year. but a little bit cooler wi

luego, en febrero, el alcalde de san josé matt mahan dijo que el lugar abriría pero bajo una nueva administracións por continuar con nosotros. les saluda con mucho gusto su meteoróloga alondra anaya. mire esta noche estamos esperando cielos mayormente despejados a través de nuestra región, con temperaturas mínimas en el área de san francisco en los bajos 50 grados. y mañana temprano tenemos algunos cambios. las mínimas en san josé 57 grados modesto algo similar en fresno. estamos esperando temperaturas mínimas de 62 grados. por ahora todavía estamos observando cielos completamente despejados a través del valle central y también en el área de la bahía los cambios que estamos esperando conforme pasen las horas de esta noche es que mañana desde temprano en el área de la bahía, estamos esperando cielos mayormente nublados. esa densa capa marina definitivamente va a estar presente en nuestra región. lo bueno es que durante el día del domingo, mañana, si usted está celebrando con la familia a la mamá hermosísima que tiene en casa, les tengo noticias positivas y es que estamos esperando un incremento en

hablamos de lo que ha dicho el alcalde de san josé matt mahan.ya, cree que el gasto excedió lo presupuestado. otros proyectos que están afectando las finanzas públicas de san josé, según ha dicho, son la limpieza de los campamentos de indigentes y el saneamiento de las aguas. atención, porque un panel de legisladores de california podría estar detrás del retraso de docenas de estudios relacionados con el tratamiento de adicciones, los psicodélicos y otras drogas restringidas a nivel federal. es que fíjese usted que al parecer este grupo asesor de investigación, quien apruebe este tipo de proyectos, pues no se ha reunido desde agosto por temor a exigencias de reuniones públicas. pero un nuevo proyecto de ley podría permitir las reuniones a puerta cerrada, si es que hay una información. bueno y hoy es el día de la concientización sobre el fentanilo y california anunció la incautación de más de 7.000 £ de esta droga y 3 millones de pastillas. también desde enero de 2024. eso es producto de operativos que han hecho en todo el estado, según dicen, inc

and today for the very first time we've got a chance to talk with san jose mayor matt mahan about this. and i asked him what he saw happen. well, yeah, it was a threatening situation. yeah. i was trying to do an interview with a kron 4 reporter and was repeatedly interrupted and when we tried to ask the individual to continue the interview. >> things very turned violent in given time. >> sent. >> essentially, you know, this individual what back and forth along the street and interrupted the interview a few times, which is which was shocking, frankly. and it was certainly not not a great situation. and what i saw from our security detail was himself identified himself as a police officer verbally asking individual to step back a couple feet because he was very close to and then he will. and then my security detail was assaulted multiple times. he did everything in his power to de-escalate first verbally and then physically despite being repeatedly assaulted. it was it was a jarring situation. i hope this other individual gets the help that he needs. and i'm i'm grateful to my security d

a raíz de nuestro reportaje, el alcalde de san josé matt mahan, decidió visitar a los estudiantes porqueonas, incluido la policía, los la administración de la escuela. meses después, el alcalde los invitó a participar en el borrador de una ordenanza que evitaría situaciones similares y ahora la ciudad se comprometió en ayudar a los indigentes con servicios y recursos. mmm. pues no creo porque todo el tiempo han dicho lo mismo y nunca lo hacen. nunca bueno, y las ordenanzas entrarán en vigor en julio de este año y comenzando el próximo mes, pues el departamento de transporte colocará avisos para dejarle saber a estas personas que no podrán vivir al lado de las escuelas. césar bueno, yomara entonces, cuál será el siguiente paso después de que ya entren en vigor estos cambios en julio? bueno, la ciudad dice que ellos van a estar analizando los cambios, van a estar analizando si ven un efecto positivo en estas escuelas y lo más probable es que ellos hagan esto a nivel local en todas las escuelas. entonces vamos a estar pendiente de eso. pero césar yo creo que también es muy importante que aq

noel. >> grant, this all happened during an interview with kron 4 san jose mayor matt mahan disrupted by a random person on the street ending with a brawl between that man and the mayor's security detail today. kron 4 spoke with mayor mahan for the first time since the fight. >> well, yeah, it was a threatening situation. yeah. i trying to do an interview with a kron 4 reporter and was repeatedly interrupted and when we tried to ask the individual to continue the interview, things very turned violent in any given time. >> senate. >> essentially, you know, this individual what back and forth along the street and interrupted the interview a few times, which is which was shocking, frankly. and it was certainly not not a great situation. and what i saw from our security detail was himself identified himself as a police officer verbally ask in the individual to step back a couple feet because he was very close to may. and then he will. my security detail was assaulted multiple times. he did everything in his power to de-escalate first verbally and then physically despite being repeatedly a

san francisco was second in the nation while one and 2, the mayor for san jose, matt mahan took to axeop city as well. part of his quotes as we are working every day to create a cleaner, safer city for all. and when we get the basics, right, we make it easier for our businesses to thrive. >> alright, san jose state, by the way, is getting ready for its graduation ceremonies with the university these ceremony starting on wednesday. it will last through friday. they'll take place at the providence credit union event center. and this comes as many colleges as we've seen of decided either change or cancel out right some of their commencement ceremonies because of protests on campus. early last week, students at san jose state did start camping out on campus as part of those nationwide college protest. but so far looks like the commencement ceremonies are unaffected. it's a 52. we'll be right it's a 52. we'll be right back. network is no network for business. that's why more choose comcast business. and now, we're introducing ultimate speed for business —our fastest plans yet. we're up to 1

san jose matt matt mahan celebrating the opening of the first dispensary located in the city's downtownurple. lotus is on west santa clara street for years. the city has strict rules on where dispensaries could operate regulating them basically to industrial areas of town. last year, though, the city council revised regulations on where these dispensaries can rent space, which has now allowed them to move downtown. yeah. and the east bay, there was a watch party for the oakland ballers and their first game yesterday was hosted by the oakland athletic club. and you can see lots of oakland and team spirit. there. the baller ys took the win against the glacier rained riders in montana. they won. 76. their next game is tonight at 6 o'clock for a second game against the range riders that then be up near glacier national park. >> coming up the next hour of the kron. 4 morning news. experts say some planets are set to a line in the coming months. we're going to tell you how and when you can see you how and when you can see that celestial phenomenon. my dry eye's made me a burning, stinging, 5-

that was san jose mayor matt mahan will along with other celebrating the opening of the first dispensarydowntown san jose. purple. lotus is located on west santa clara street for years. this city had the strict rules about where dispensaries could operate relegating the mainly due and drought and dust real areas. but last year the city council revise regulations on where dispensaries can rents space, which allowed them to move downtown. and that comes as the state assembly has passed a bill that would allow out cannabis cafes in california. the proposed law would let these amsterdam style cafe sell food and non alcoholic drinks and host live entertainment while letting people buy and use marijuana products inside the state senate has yet to approve the bill. and governor newsom vetoed a previous version saying it would violate state law on smoke-free workplace us. >> san francisco based openai says they plan to halt the use of one of their chatgpt voices after actress scarlet johansen said it sounded eerily similar to her own voice. >> touching. >> how would you tax me? >> that we just h

san jose mayor matt mahan addressed recent shootings that injured 3 officers on the job just last year. >> 3 of our own san jose police officers been hit by a bullet on duty since we last gathered here. thankful we will not be reading their names to to date the best that we can hope to do here today. just properly honor these men. i remember in their stories. celebrating their heroism. and committing ourselves to keeping their memory alive. >> earlier this month to san jose police officers were injured in a shootout with a suspect that man now faces attempted murder charges. and that will patrol staffing shortage at the vallejo police department being addressed at the state level. if a bill approved by the senate this week passes through the legislature, it could bring the department much needed relief. but as kron four's philippe djegal reports, not everyone is on board. >> human rights attorney melissa nold has filed past and currently pending civil rights lawsuits against the vallejo police department and is skeptical about state senate bill. 13 79. it would allow retired officers t

and that is san jose mayor matt mahan celebrating the opening of the first dispensary located in downtown san jose purple lotus's on west santa clara street for years. the city had strict rules on where dispensaries can operate, relegating them to industrial areas. last year. the city council revise regulations on where dispensaries rent space, which allowed them to move downtown purple lotus. join the san jose downtown association offers discounts to service industry employees. time now for our 4 zone forecast as we have a live look at the embarcadero which looks pretty nice. your guys. skies are blue the temps are kind of warm up there. but yeah, we peaked. i think this is it. yeah. this probably the warmest of the week. so going down from here. but we've got the holiday weekend ahead. some to watch out for. >> well, a lot of folks start to hit the road to a little traveling up there to kind rough, though, if you're headed across the country right now as a foe looking good, that breeze is blowing out there right now. little hazy out there. but right now, no delays being reported sfo, mo

jose. mayor matt mahan actually jumped into the driver's seat and took the controls of an excavator. to break ground on this project. it's the 1st time san jose he has set up an interim housing solution on private land. two acres on via del oro, owned by longtime too. john subroto. it's about $5 0 worth of industrials. zoned real estate at his leasing to the city. for $1, a year for 10 years. >>>>actually started. developing this neighborhood. back in the mid 70s. and this is the last parcel. that we haven't developed yet. they we have no plans to do anything on this site. for a few more years. so it just seemed logical. to make it. available to the city of san jose. >liz>dignity moves will develop 150. housing cabins and other buildings to provide support services to help the people who move in find permanent housing. the city will give housing preferences. to people already camped in that neighborhood like g. archibald. she's been on the streets since losing her job during covid in 2020. >>>>want to playing doors because that's what i need to be. that's where i want to be. that's wh

. >> reporter: san jose mayor matt mahan says the last decade has seen the greatest number of businesses launch in san jose. a third are micro businesses with just two to nine employees. >> i credit a lot of that first and fore foremost to the incredible entrepreneurs we have in san jose and the people that support them. but also we've prioritized making the city safe and clean as we get back to basics. >> reporter: the city also offers grants and tax breaks for businesses that move into vacant store fronts, and they launched a small business advisory committee. >> it's important for the city to hear our needs. >> reporter: christina is the advisory committee vice chair and owner of love me not, a small bridal and dress stop. >> there are so many programs businesses can use to help with marketing, social media, and just how to become a better business. >> reporter: back at el halal amigos, they've found partners to help with the expenses. the rest is up to him and a core group of employees that have stayed with him. >> the week we opened our food truck, i had $40 to my name. i looked at

. >> reporter: san jose mayor matt mahan and the city council members gave volunteers a helping hand with paint brushes and rollers. the project has an economic not just artistic purpose with a goal of helping to breathe life back into one of the more important tax generating districts in the city. earlier this year, the street was permanently closed to car traffic to make it an inviting pedestrian friendly location. >> creating a space that's safe and clean and vibrant with public art is one way that the city can help facilitate that rebound, support our small businesses and diverse entrepreneurs. really ensure our best days are ahead of us. >> reporter: many of the volunteers are people that will come to san pedro street to eat, drink, shop. they work for a local tech company to take the time to lay down one piece of this kaleidoscope of color. >> i'm here every weekend, so i say why not be a part of it. and i am paying my tribute to the community. >> reporter: jimmy is working towards his art degree with the goal of one day teaching. >> i hope this is inspiration and motivation fo

don't assume >> san jose mayor matt mahan join city officials. look at the mayor. hands dirty releases gloves. they plan to 29 trees along the cia will of business district today. the green initiative is part of his plan to beautify undeserved neighborhoods. the mayor says the concrete surrounding businesses in the area can be a detriment to foot traffic because the pavement, it increases the temperatures and as it gets hotter, this becomes more of an issue and it is a common sense that planting trees will help cool down the neighborhood. >> the business association, this neighborhood literally feels the >> raising concerns last year about heisler impacting their day-to-day lives and activities. we're all of us. it the difference between supporting our small local businesses getting out. >> and building connections are staying inside. >> hands beautification initiative also hosts cleanup events every saturday across the city. volunteers can sign up online if they'd like to help out. need some shade these days. 100 1% no better time. good. all right. that wraps up k

it is shut off to cars now, so you'll be able to walk over it and enjoy it today, san jose mayor matt mahano help out. we stand today on a street we permanently closed earlier this year will soon be the largest mural in san jose and we're creating it together. everyone here is lending a hand, and i think it's quite symbolic of the work it will take to create a safer, cleaner and cooler downtown. and it is a quick project. murals expected to be finished at the end of this week. thank you so much for joining us. at 430, janelle is working on the 5:00 newscast next, and we are back in just two minutes. a decade found in the east bay. how bay area police were able to arrest this fugitive and the man who attacked paul pelosi speaks out his words for the polo family and his new official federal sentence. the pittsburgh police department is in hot water. a new civil rights lawsuit filed against the city and its officer. what the complaint says and the shooting that sparked it all. the news at five starts right now. good tuesday everyone. thanks so much for joining us. i'm janelle wang. a former pi

introduced it and it's backed by lawmakers in san francisco and around the state including san jose mayor matt mahano says it would help end of the era of encampments by modeling solutions that work. the bill now heads to the state assembly after it was unanimously passed in the senate earlier this week. demands for san francisco to do more to help prevent overdose deaths. the shocking numbers released today. also fire season is basically here, unfortunately, how east bay firefighters >> are preparing for a busy season as all that vegetation start to dry out without any rain. plus, we go in depth with lawmakers. we're pushing to protect kids on social media. sounds great right? the bill he's introducing. we'll get into that. but why some colleagues disagree with his >> tonight at 5.30, a coalition of public health workers and members of community groups are demanding san francisco do more to try to prevent overdose deaths. includes the argument that the problem is only made worse if

. >> coming up, we hear from san jose mayor matt mahan about his take on this fight caught on camera. he was there. it was between his security detail and a stranger who just wouldn't leave them alone. plus, why the city and county of san francisco are being hit with a federal complaint from environmental officials. millions of americans will have to pay more for their internet bills. i'm basil, john, reporting in washington. why senators are urging congress to act quickly. >> that was story you will only see on kron for a store owner in the east bay is sharing of frightening encounter when her employee was robbed at gunpoint. it wasn't the first time kron four's terisa stasio explains why the owner decided to speak up this time. anger he should and in this video from wednesday morning. you can see a suspect pull out a gun and pointed at an employee. >> that employee works at one key supermarket in oakland's chinatown. the owner, shirley liu says robberies have happened here before, but this time the suspect took a lot of cash. several $1000. liu says that it is just too important now

. >>> and in the wake of some frightening close calls, >>> in san jose mayor matt mahan is hoping to enlist the public's help in cleaning up the city's litter problem. earlier today mahan announced the launch of the new adopt-a-block program. residents will be able to sign up to commit taking care of a street committing to weekly or monthly patrols to help out volunteers. the city will provide them with a litter kit that includes a litter stick with a neon safety vest and some gloves. >> we will even have an interactive digital map on the mayor's office website that highlights our adopters so you can see who adopted a street or storm drain. you can share it with your friends and take pride. >> mahan says volunteerism is booming in san jose with a number of residents who signed up to volunteer last year up 300%. >>> to oakland where the city is celebrating a plan to sell its half of the coliseum for more than $100 million. officials worked out a tentative deal with a private developer. they want to transform the site by building housing, retail space, and restaurants, but the project

. >> from keynote speakers to city leaders, san jose mayor matt mahan also spoke at oak hill about thence of the holiday may more dated opportunity. >> to not only recognize and honor. those gave for our nation but to pass those values on to our children. and rachel. >> several memorial day events including the one at oak hill have wreath-laying ceremonies honoring and remembering the fallen reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> dozens of senior citizens left in limbo tonight in the east bay after a sewage leak forces them out of their care facility. why residents say this is just only one of several serious problems they've been dealing at that facility. plus, remembering one of the greats how the nba and sports world in general are honoring bill walton. >> but first, how crews are working to prevent more flare-ups at an oakland yet lumberyard after a massive fire sent huge plumes of smoke into the sky. is it possible to be more capable and more practical? be able to perform here and here? make a statement while barely making a sound and command the world as well

those in attendance included state senator dave cortese and san jose mayor matt mahan, along with current and veteran service members and families of local fallen heroes. these were america's sons and daughters. these were our friends, our siblings, our moms and dads. today, i hope that you will take a moment. a simple and intimate moment of silence with your loved ones and cherish them. there are many who all that they have left is the last letter home, a picture in a frame, or a special moment or keepsake to remind them of a loved one they can no longer hold. during the ceremony, wreaths were laid, representing the lives lost while fighting for our country. there were also veteran resources on hand. san francisco marked this memorial day at the historic presidio cemetery. bay area lawmakers, military flyovers and a presentation of the colors all paid tribute to the fallen service members. here's nbc bay area's sergio quintana in san francisco. at the oldest national cemetery on the west coast, the memorial day ceremony here has a certain order and familiarity. a local junior rotc group

since this now viral altercation was caught on camera during an interview with kron four's san jose mayor matt mahan disrupted by a random person on the street. all ended out brawl between the man and the mayor's security detail today for the first time since the fight we sat down with mayor mahan to hear his reaction to what happened. >> well, yeah, it was a threatening situation. yeah. i trying to do an interview with a kron 4 reporter and was repeatedly interrupted and when we tried to ask the individual to continue the interview, things very turned violent in any given time. >> senate. >> essentially, you know, this individual what back and forth along the street and interrupted the interview a few times, which is which was shocking, frankly. and it was certainly not not a great situation. and what i saw from our security detail was himself identified himself as a police officer verbally ask in the individual to step back a couple feet because he was very close to and then he will. my security detail was assaulted multiple times. he did everything in his power to de-escalate first verbally and t

. >>> san jose mayor matt mahan also addressed the shooting today. >> i'm profoundly grateful for our officers' work, their sacrifice, and their bravery today and every day. >> police say so far this year the department has confiscated 313 illegally-possessed guns. the acting chief says people that have guns when they shouldn't possess the biggest danger to the communities and police officers. >>> switching to weather, a strong may storm is about to arrive forcing cancellation of some weekend plans including closures of highway 37 for repair work set to begin later tonight. >>> an annual favorite in san francisco has been called off for tomorrow. the how weird fair. >> hayward and san pablo are canceling their cinco de mayo celebrations. shouldn't they have the weird fair during the rain? >>> it's going to feel more like new year's weekend as opposed to cinco de mayo. we'll see a big change in the weather as we head into the weekend. the first thing you'll notice is an increase in cloud cover. that will happen as we head through the rest of tonight. the wave of clouds accompanying thi

. >> san jose mayor matt mahan let a groundbreaking ceremony for a new effort to expand and improve theietnamese heritage garden and kelly park. that garden was originally constructed in 2011 to honor the thousands of refugees who fled vietnam after the fall of saigon in 1975, the new plans. call for a building in building a new garden with trees trails and benches. there will also be a space to host community events. the first phase of the project will include adding a statue featuring an american soldier and a vietnamese soldier standing side by side. >> our shared vision is a garden that remembers the past but looks ahead to the future that pays homage to the journey that thousands of families took to find a better life here in america. and it helps create better life providing a space for people to come together. celebrate and share the rich these culture with the next generation. >> the project is expected to cost an estimated $500,000. the installation of the statue is set to take place in the next few months and work on the garden could start later this year. tune into kron 4 eve

san jose mayor matt mahan commended the officers for their bravery in this case. they kept an entire apartment complex safe from a suspect with a long record and a history of substance abuse and drug sales. this is the third officer involved shooting in san jose so far this year in san jose, marianne favro. nbc bay area news. uc academic workers across the state are on strike today. come on, that's uc santa cruz. you're looking at the union represents academic student employees, postdoctoral scholars, and academic researchers. they say they're striking because of the way the university has cracked down on pro-palestinian protests and encampments. we've been seeing this across college campuses. union members are demanding, among other things, amnesty for all the students and faculty who have been arrested or facing disciplinary action. uc santa cruz strike will be the first of several strikes across the campuses. university leaders have filed an unfair labor practice charge. we have developing news on the death of iran's president, who was killed in a helicopter cr

. >> from keynote speakers to city leaders, san jose mayor matt mahan also spoke at oak hill about the importance of the holiday may more dated opportunity. >> to not only recognize in the corner. those gave for our nation but to pass those values on to our children. and rachel. >> several memorial day events including the one at oak hill, had wreath-laying ceremonies honoring and remembering the fallen reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> new at 6, a truck caught on fire in napa off of the craze canyon road. firefighters quickly put out those flames before they could spread to the surrounding land. crews are still on scene that this evening to make sure nothing reignites. driver has been arrested in santa rosa after leading sonoma county deputies on a lengthy car chase. yeah. the whole thing caught on thermal chopper camera. take a look at this. now. it started. >> around 9 in santa rosa saturday night. authorities say a deputy tried to stop a great bmw driving recklessly on santa rosa road. that's when investigators say the driver sped off and started heading t

. >> san jose mayor matt mahan led a groundbreaking ceremony for a new effort to expand and improve theirietnamese heritage garden in kelly park. the garden was originally built in 2011 to honor the thousands of refugees who fled vietnam after the fall of saigon in 1975, the new plans. call for building a new garden with trees trails and benches. there will also be a space to host community events. the first phase of the project will include adding a statue featuring an american soldier and a vietnamese soldier standing side by side. >> our shared vision is a garden that remembers the past but looks ahead to the future that pays homage to the journey that thousands of families took to find a better life here in america. and it helps create a better life providing a space for people to come together. celebrate and share the rich culture with the next generation. >> the installation of that statue is set to take place in the next few months and work on the garden could start later this year. and tune into kron 4 every thursday this month for stories highlighting the bay area's api community

then, this past february, san jose mayor matt mahan said the park will reopen under new management. and today he announced that new name kali bunga and will have an opening ceremony sometime after memorial day weekend. no exact date has been released yet, but yes, it will be back open this summer. i'm so excited! this. i love this water park weather. yeah we are. we are really kind of hitting the our stride. yeah man. i'm like a big kid. sometime i see those water slides. i'm like so fun. i could do that. yeah it's so much fun. i just went last summer. i'm going back this summer. the calabanga. yes, a kali bunga. our weather forecast this weekend is going to be really, really nice here through saturday and sunday. we'll see a few changes on sundays forecast, but we are coming in with some just gorgeous weather. let's take it outside right now. if you're doing anything this evening in san francisco. still holding on to some low 70s in downtown town and right through the mission, we got a little bit of cloud cover near the coastline. we'll drop it off into some 60s for tonight, but ov

then this past february, san jose's mayor matt mahan, said the park will reopen under new management. today, he announced the new name calabanga calabanga. the opening ceremony will be sometime after memorial day. no exact date has been released yet. okay. arming santa clara county sheriff's deputies with tasers. the sheriff wants deputies on the street and in county jail facilities to have the tool in their belts. jail guards have been stripped of tasers since the 1989 death of a man who died after being restrained and tased while in custody. sheriff's office is holding a public meeting to discuss the use of tasers. it will be held tuesday at 6 p.m. at the sheriff's office auditorium. up next, the earthquakes are celebrating teacher appreciation week. how you can help make the day of a local teacher. also, here's a live look inside rockefeller center lester holt preparing for nightly news. one of the top stories how electric vehicles have become an issue in the presidential campaign, and a big move by the biden administration a slow network is no network for business. that's why more

san jose mayor matt mahan and council member omar torres were on hand to help plant some of the 29 trees the city is putting in to increase shade and beautify the area. we may see temperatures reach as high as 90 degrees by the end of the week, which makes cutting the concrete, as we call it, all the more important. across our city. the forestry division is planting over 2000 trees across san jose. this year. we are dedicated to increasing tree canopy in areas of san jose that have not historically had sufficient canopy cover. alonzo lopez owns the ortega's food center and heads up the neighborhood association. nobody wants to go to a place that's ugly or maybe scary, right? so the trees are going to are the starting point of making the area welcoming. they hope to have new street lights installed as well. the project already getting a green thumbs up from people walking around. pretty hot here most of the time, so it's a it'll help revitalize. have some freshness here. the city has contractors who will water and maintain the trees for three years as they grow along with the community in

san jose mayor matt mahan commended officers for risking their lives to protect the community. in this case, they kept an entire apartment complex safe from a suspect with a long record and a history of substance abuse and drug sales. this is the third officer involved shooting in san jose so far this year. moving forward, the chief says he plans to form a task force to look specifically at why officers are being targeted and how felons are able to obtain guns. in san jose, marianne favro. nbc bay area news. okay, thank you, marianne. a strike underway for uc academic workers all across the state. first up, workers at uc santa cruz. come on. the union represents academic student employees, postdoctoral scholars and academic researchers. they say they're striking because of the way universities crack down on pro-palestinian protest. union members are demanding, among other things, amnesty for students and faculty who are arrested or who are facing disciplinary action. these workers, standing up and demanding changes in their workplaces, were brutally suppressed by the uc. so we'

in response, san jose mayor matt mahan said that he was thankful the council members are demanding accountability, adding that it part end quote. i couldn't agree more, which is why my budget requires the city manager to create public dashboards, accounting for both the expenditure and impacts associated with every dollar of homelessness spending. end quote , a cybertruck powered coffee shop. well this one is not a creation from tesla. stick around for a look at the big idea dolling out a whole lot of java in the south bay, and temperatures are starting to ramp up in san francisco, hitting the high in the next hour. but things are just getting going for some of the inland areas. we'll talk about where we'll hit 90 and a look ahead to the weekend coming up in the microclimate forecast. and as we head to break, i want to remind you the giants are set to battle the yankees tomorrow at oracle park. and our coverage starts at 7 p.m. right here on nbc. bay area stay right here. more ahead for you this midday. ruling, and it could make it harder for state regulators to pressure advocacy groups. the deci

san jose mayor matt mahan showed up to help. we are the capital of silicon valley and we're starting to look the part bit by bit. foot by foot. we've created a space designed for people and today we're celebrating a big step 12,000ft■!s. in fact, where we stand today on a street we permanently closed earlier this year will soon be the largest mural in san jose. it is a quick project. the mural is expected to be finished by the end of this week. all right, here we go. the spelling bee is back, and all of our local spellers have advanced to round two. that's great news. 245 spellers from across the world are in maryland tonight competing for the national title. today was the opening round. 191 spellers are advancing to tomorrow's quarterfinals, including three bay area kids. it's pretty exciting, but it's also like kind of nerve wracking. it's really interesting once you, start like learning a lot of new words and like, you learn a lot of, like history about different places. there's all sorts of words that i don't even know how t

now, during an event this morning, san jose mayor matt mahan said that that shooting is a reminder of the courage it takes for officers to protect the city every day. there are no words that can convey how grateful i am that both of our officers have made it to see the morning i'll be joining acting chief paul joseph later this afternoon to share more details as they become available. and in the meantime, i want to make sure that our officers and their families know that we are thinking and praying for them. meantime, other police departments taking to x talking about the officers that were shot today, sunnyvale police department said it hopes both are able to make a full recovery. well, we will bring you that news conference from san jose police at 1:00 this afternoon on air and on our streaming platforms as well. in case you're on the go, you can watch on roku, amazon fire tv, xumo streaming platforms, including nbcbayarea.com, and on our nbc bay area app. now, we have been talking about that rain coming up this weekend. meteorologist kari hall is here. you've been timing it all out

from key note, speakers to city leaders, san jose mayor matt mahan also spoke at oak hill. >> say the best way to spend memorial day is to renew the commitment of the turtle values as a nation, political and legal equality of all people. >> self-determination, a representative democracy. the privacy of our constitution. >> several memorial day events, including the one at oak hill memorial park had a wreath laying ceremony ceremony honoring and remembering the fallen. >> i mean, it was beautiful day for all of these memorial day, a bounce as well, because it was if you have any family that served a great way to honor is also just give them a call, maybe reach out to them. thank them for their service is also well, excela break hard. is it get some great ideas? yeah. thank you. >> alcatraz very workers walked off the job for 4 hours over the weekend. last week, their union voted to authorize a strike as they continue to fight for a new contract. the ferry workers are employed by alcatraz. city crews is the only service operating and that runs to and from the popular tourist destination

san jose mayor matt mahan and council member omar torres are behind this initiative. they are planting trees on south almaden avenue in the willow business district. this is part of a request from businesses to help counteract heat with shade and make the streets more walkable, more vibrant. mayor mahan says this is an important small step to help small businesses in the area. the business association in this neighborhood literally feels the heat, raising concerns last year about high summer temps impacting their day to day lives and activities. for all of us, high temps may mean the difference between supporting our small local businesses, getting out into the community and building connections, or staying inside. now, the city is planning to plant 29 trees across the neighborhood in order to help combat that upcoming summer. heat and trees just make things look better and feel better, too. yeah, but there's just so much research around what trees do in urban areas. those are really actionable steps that we hope to see more cities doing. so that'd be great. it's good

san jose mayor matt mahan commended the officers for their bravery in this case. they kept an entire apartment complex safe from a suspect with a long record and a history of substance abuse and drug sales. this is the third officer involved shooting in san jose so far this year in san jose, marianne favro. nbc bay area news. uc academic workers across the state are on strike today. come on, that's uc santa cruz. you're looking at the union represents academic student employees, postdoctoral scholars, and academic researchers. they say they're striking because of the way the university has cracked down on pro-palestinian protests

san jose mayor matt mahan spoke about what this means. it pays homage to the journey that thousands of families took to find a better life here in america, and it helps create that better life by providing a space for people to come together. this project has been decades in the making. the heritage garden was built back in 2011, and we continue to amplify the asian american, native hawaiian pacific islander community, and a new documentary is looking to shine a light on japanese americans who were placed in internment camps by the us government. here's nbc bay area's mike inouye. we know the phrase a picture is worth a thousand words, and it's definitely the case when it comes to the story of japanese americans during world war two. snapshots of confinement gives us a clearer image. they are not prisoners. they are not internees. they are merely dislocated people. well, they weren't allowed to leave either. detainees were forbidden from bringing cameras into the internment camps. most of the pictures we've seen have been us government pr

and then this past february, san jose mayor matt mahan said that the park will reopen under new management. and today, city leaders announced it will be renamed kali bunga, folks, we're very, very devastated, as was i and hundreds of other people in the community because of the nostalgia and the good memories. so with this water park coming back into fruition and an opportunity for residents to enjoy once again, the feeling is definitely excitement. so we do know the newly renamed water park will have an opening ceremony sometime after memorial day weekend, although no exact date has been released just yet. we are back in 60s just ahead. it is not your average phone scam tonight. scammers are using i and your loved ones to steal your money. how it works and what you can do if you get the call. plus inside the tunnel, we're going to show you a massive billion dollar retrofit project in the south bay and how it could keep you safe if the big ones hit. and we're continuing to track the solar storm and the chance to see the aurora here in the bay area. i've got your updated forecast, plus what

in february, san jose mayor matt mahan said the park is going to reopen under new management. cowabunga will have an opening ceremony sometime after memorial day weekend. i like saying that word an exact date has not yet been announced. well, marking a major milestone. caltrain is celebrating 160 years of moving the bay area forward. caltrain runs between san francisco and san jose, and today the community got a chance to celebrate its 160th anniversary. and learn more on the history of caltrain. while walking through its legacy, caltrain operators also wanted to give people a look into the future and show off the agency's new electric trains. groups got to tour the new trains, although they're not ready for riders yet. people were excited to get a good look inside. we've got 5000 people rsvp to come here to today see a train that isn't going to move, which is very good news for us. there's just a lot of excitement. people can't stop talking about them and just looking at the benefits. look how much faster they're going to be, how much more comfortable, how much greener and cl

jose mayor matt mahan.s cultural site. >> shared vision is a garden that remembers the past but looks ahead to the future that pays homage to the journey that thousands of families took to find a better life here in america. and it helps create a better life providing the space for people to come together. celebrate and share the rich these culture with the next generation. >> well, the first phase of the project will include adding a statue featured an american soldier and a vietnamese soldier standing side by side. welcome. the garden could start later on this year. and we want you to tune in every thursday this month. but stories highlighting the bay area's api community all leading up to our special that airs thursday may 23rd at 06:30pm. all right. let's head to sports bay area baseball. the giants kicking off the new series against the dodgers at oracle park. the giants were looking to extend their winning streak, but they fell short over sports. director jason dumas has that. >> the giants haven't go

. >> from keynote speakers to city leaders, san jose mayor matt mahan also spoke at oak hill about the importance of the holiday. may more opportunity. >> to not only recognize and honor. those gave for our nation but to pass those values to our children. and rachel. >> several memorial day events including the one at oak hill, had wreath-laying ceremonies honoring and remembering the fallen reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> the golden gate bridge is 87 years old today on this day in 1937, the bridge opened for the first time. it took 4 years to build the celebration of the iconic bridge connecting the city of san francisco and the north bay lasted an entire week. 200,000 people walked, ran and even roller skated across the bridge before it was open. car. so happy birthday golden gate bridge. definitely happy birthday. gg bridge. >> coming up, beauty in every statue, fashion, easton known around the world, visits the bay area showing us how her line of adoptable and climate-friendly close might make their way to closet. next. next. stop. we got it? no. keep go

san jose mayor matt mahan celebrating the opening of the first dispensary load located downtown purple lotus is on west santa clara street for years. the city has strict rules on where dispensaries can operate, relegating them to industrial areas. last year the city council revise regulations on where dispensaries rent space, which allowed them to move downtown. >> pixar animation studios has cut 14% of its workforce. the layoffs are going to impact about 175 employees at its emeryville animation studio. now, according to reports, job cuts are going to allow pixar to shift its focus back to projects that are meant for theatrical rather than streaming releases. >> we all know the big one is coming. the question is, are we ready for a major earthquake that was put to the test in a big way during a major exercise in sonoma county. >> it's the one. a massive quake has struck northern sonoma county. >> dozens of first responders gathered at the citrus fairgrounds in cloverdale to test their skills in responding to such a disaster victims. we've got about 50 victims in there. >> so you're go

meantiae, san jose mayor matt mahan took to x to sathat forbes has also ranks san jose as the top city as well. mayor mahan wrote, quote, we are woi every day to create a cleaner, safer city for all. when we get the basics, right, we make it easier for our businesses to thrive. end quote. meantime, san jose state students are getting ready to walk the stage. the university's graduation ceremony will begin on wednesday and on friday, the commencement will take place at the provident credit union event center. and that comes as many colleges don't forget, have decided to cancel or change commencement ceremonies because of ongoing protests. earlier last week. you may remember students at san jose state camped out on campus as part of those nationwide college protests. >> news of headliners for san francisco's carnival festival have been unveiled at a two-day festival featuring. >> 60 musical performances, including noel torres blanca and frank o to name just a few. obviously they're 60 different performances. the event is a yearly celebration of latin american and caribbean culture. the f