kono is the nonprofit that puts up the monthly event. they rely heavily on donations and sponsorships. >> event ranges anywhere from 35 to 45,000 each month and our vendor fees doesn't even cover half that bill. >> reporter: on tuesday morning they say a man cut their lock and broke into their office to steal some equipment. this footage doesn't have sound, but they say a loud alarm system likely forced the thief to leave early. >> we are able to bend. we're not breaking. we're going to persevere through it just like we do everything else because we're passionate about the work that we do and our resilience is unique. we will fight until we have no fight left. >> reporter: with all the crime that's happening, supporters and vendors say first fridays reminds people there's still a lot of good in oakland. >> there's a lot of people in oakland that are trying to do good. there's a lot of people in oakland that are positive and that's what we're focusing on. >> reporter: this event runs until 9:00 tonight. by the way, organizers say they wil

but the kono community benefit district but financial challenges for us to the nonprofit to put a pause on the program from january through march, the hiatus gave the group some time to build back for relaunch attendees and vendors say first friday's helps combat the downturn out negative image of oakland. examples like these. so the beautiful sight of so that cited community of people coming together. >> just having a good time safe on the news is always about violence you matching but this is the example of like man, there's so much that still happening in vendors also say oakland's culture is given a lifeline through events like these good people, good people, good energy. that's what we man. >> the community benefit district is hoping not to run into any more money problems to keep first fridays going strong and in june at the nonprofit is going to be hosting its first annual golf tournament to sustain the success of the street fest in oakland, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> coming up, lay offs impacting the biotech sector here in the bay area. how many employees are going to be affecte

so we balanced that out for a couple of years, and it just we watched the money dwindle last year, kono ended up nearly $100,000 in debt. >> it used the three month hiatus to raise money. it needs $150,000. so far, it's only collected less than 37,000. >> well, the way we go to work has changed so much over the last few years. with the rise of remote work, the next big change may be longer weekends. a new survey of ceos found nearly a third of large companies in the u.s. are exploring a four day workweek. some bosses say burnout is such a big problem. shortening the workweek could help with retention. studies of companies with four day work weeks right now found productivity improved. >> and do we get to vote all for it? well the beloved golden bachelor couple, gary and theresa are getting a divorce. >> yeah, to the dismay of so many and the delight of others, this relationship did not withstand the test of time. >> the two married on live television three months ago, so not much time. and today on good morning america, they announced their bittersweet end. >> we looked at homes in sout

konos with my hand, i hear a gentle voice nearby , dear, you are the saiyan lilac, let it be in bloomyou with you, be the one who gave to the sirs, why is it such a slide, i can’t understand, for the sake of my wounds, what’s in the sky. at the end of the day, maygo, for whom the battle is gone, gone, will never return, alesya, be the smolder of may, the kahanaya was, a flock in the lands of the past, weighing asap. to the very best of the stars, weep, go away, pack ashes for me, fogs, burnt trees, pity, dark-wrapped gifts, if i please. the fall weighs on the self-made zvenitsi platshamai. i've gone for a while and you won't come back, otherwise you'll be dark-skinned, shaggy, you'll be a flock on the rise of the past, the decline of the sky, the spontaneous birds, the links of the chain. good evening, sweetheart, where are you going, tell me a fair tale, where will you live? good evening, sweetheart, where are you going, tell me a little tale, live, i’ll live. lavaty, i live in the river lavars , i heard your little hut in the heavens, i graze the horses, and i live for the ferry, he

so we balanced that out for a couple of years, and it just we watched the money dwindle last year, kononearly $100,000 in debt. >> it used the three month hiatus to raise money. it needs $150,000. so far, it's only collected less than 37,000. >> well, the way we go to work has changed so much over the last few years. with the rise of remote work, the next big change may be longer weekends. a new survey of ceos found nearly a third of large companies in the u.s. are exploring a four day workweek. some bosses say burnout is such a big problem. shortening the workweek could help with retention. studies of companies with four day work weeks right now found productivity improved. >> and do we get to vote all for it? well the beloved golden bachelor couple, gary and theresa are getting a divorce. >> yeah, to the dismay of so many and the delight of others, this relationship did not withstand the test of time. >> the two married on live television three months ago, so not much time. and today on good morning america, they announced their bittersweet end. >> we looked at homes in south carolina

but the kono community benefit district but financial challenges for us to the nonprofit to put a pausethe program from january through march, the hiatus gave the group some time to build back for relaunch attendees and vendors say first friday's helps combat the downturn out negative image of oakland. examples like these. so the beautiful sight of so that cited community of people coming together and just having a good time safe on the news is always about violence you matching grad. but this is the example of like man, there's so much that still happening in vendors also say oakland's culture is given a lifeline through events like these good people, good people, good energy. that's what we man. >> the community benefit district is hoping not to run into any more money problems to keep first fridays going strong and in june at the nonprofit is going to be hosting its first annual golf tournament to sustain the success of the street fest in oakland, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> live music and san francisco treats and a lot of cool items to check out to buy the night market return tonight

but the kono community benefit district but financial challenges for us to the nonprofit to put a pause on the program from january through march, the hiatus gave the group some time to build back for relaunch attendees and vendors say first friday's helps combat the downturn out negative image of oakland. examples like these. so the beautiful so the beautiful side community of people coming together and just having a good time safe on the news is out with about violence you matching brad. but this is the example of like man, there's so much good that still happening in vendors also say oakland's culture is given a lifeline through events like these good people, good people, good energy. that's what we man. >> the community benefit district is hoping not to run into any more money problems to keep first fridays going strong and in june at the nonprofit is going to be hosting its first annual golf tournament to sustain the success of the street fest in oakland, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news. the city of san francisco announces progress in policing reform

so we balanced that out for a couple of years, and it just we watched the money dwindle last year, konot. >> it used the three month hiatus to raise money. it needs $150,000. so far, it's only collected less than 37,000. dan ashley, abc seven news. >> organizers are looking for a corporate sponsor, and they're also hosting a golf tournament in june to raise money. crews are still working to fix a part of highway one that collapsed a couple of weeks ago near big sur, south of the rocky creek bridge. caltrans hopes to complete repairs to stabilize the edge of the road by memorial day. daily convoys escorting drivers are canceled today because of the rain. convoys are expected to resume tomorrow morning at seven, and that rain continues today with more on the way. francis is tracking it all. and you know, i woke up to it this morning. i was telling you earlier, but there's something soothing about it, too. i mean, do you find it soothing or do you love it? >> it's kind of like white noise when you're sleeping. yeah, except then we had to wake up early and head into work, and i grabbed my w

. >> last year, kono ended up nearly $100,000 in debt.aise money. it needs $150,000. so far, it's only collected less than 37,000. dan ashley, abc seven news. >> organizers are looking for a corporate sponsor now, and they're also hosting a golf tournament in june to raise funds. well if you're a weekend planner, starting today, you will be required to make a reservation. if you're planning to visit yosemite national park on the weekend. officials are using a new system to limit overcrowding in response to hours long backups at entrance stations. for now, it only goes for the weekends, but it is expected to expand to seven days a week for a few weeks in the summer. you can reserve your visit ahead of time on the park's website. crews are still working to fix a part of highway one that collapsed a couple weeks ago near big sur south of the rocky creek bridge. caltrans hopes to complete repairs to stabilize the edge of the road by memorial day. daily convoys escorting drivers are canceled today because of today's rain, and convoys are expec