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kron. 4 news. >>it's time now to switch gears here. talk a little bit about our weather forecast. got kron on meteorologist dave spahr standing by with a look. >>today, definitely a little sunnier than yesterday at this point. and it's going to get really hot as we get into tomorrow, right? dave? >>yeah, good day there, noel. good day, everybody. we're sunny out a half moon bay. here are fighting a little in the way of some cloud cover and some fog early on during the day. you know, we're building on temperatures over today and into tomorrow. storm tracker, 4 very quiet, but there will be some traffic upstream late this week and curiously into the weekend as well. there may be some changes on that forecast just tracking with the winds going. it's still with us a little bit, but more off shore. most of the east bay usual notice even noticing the something the north bay to a little bit and down to san francisco in the teens and some single digits. a temperature check for you. we're already warmer tha

kron four's.s. >> want to see very there's no no excuse for that. law enforcement authorities in texas admitted friday they should not have waited. 45 minutes. >> to re-engage the shooter who barricaded himself in a classroom with school kids, especially considering shooting, continued during that time frame. the protocol is very clear. you have no choice but >> stop the shooter come pulling the trigger. >> pierre, everybody knows there's a you know, you go to the gun. go to that you confront the threat. yeah. and you want to neutralize and stop the threat. if it's ongoing, you know not you don't have the luxury of time. experts say given what's known now, law enforcement officials clearly made a mistake. it was the wrong call because they had an active shooter and there they continued the shooting killing of the kids. apparently they had. >> an active shooter training and while the and a that part of texas. but apparently they needed to do some more trade. >> experts say that active shooter train

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you're watching kron. 4 news at 6. >> good evening. welcome to kron. 4 news at 6. i'm noelle bellow game 3 of the western conference finals has tipped off in dallas as the dubs look to take a commanding 3 game lead over the maps tonight on their home court here in the bay area, though fans are out of thrive city to watch the warriors try and do just that kron harry, it's out there all night with them. amanda, how are people feeling out there tonight? >> it very, very exciting. you can probably hear how noisy it is here around me. that game is about to get under way and everyone i spoke to is very confident about a warriors. tried to take a look. you can just how many people are out here right now. but there were even more people trying to get into and you take a look at your screen. this is video of the line that wrapped around the building to get into this watch party chase center. workers had to turn some people away because he's just so many people were here hoping to get in. i spoke to one man who says he got in line at 02:00pm to make sure you get it to thrive

gayle ong kron. 4 news. like the guy >> had to leave or because he had his boss will never know. right? yeah. >> everyone had an excuse. all right. a lot reporting live for us. the chase center tonight. thanks. gayle will be checking in a little later on. if you're >> still trying to get tickets to game one tonight. actually, there are some still available on stub hub starting at $239, including fees, most expensive tickets. those are close to $10,000 right now, according to stem hub, 68% of the tickets are being sold to people here in california. hopefully all warriors fans and 5%. those are being sold to people from texas and the you know, we want to see your warrior spirit. so send us pictures of yourself, your family, your friends, your your your pet favorite warriors gear all the above and we will let add it to our website and may even put you one of our shows. send him to breaking news. a kron 4 dot com. >> all right. whether time now as we get a live look outside here. and that is not a live look, the

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kron four's. dan thorn takes a closer look at what's fueling the surge. >> it seemed like we were pretty much done with wearing masks across most of the bay area. covid cases were getting under control and high vaccination rates have kept more people from getting really sick. but now all of the region's health officers are urging us to take precautions. the reality is that there's an awful lot of infection going on right now. uc berkeley, infectious disease expert doctor john swartzberg says >> the indoor mask recommendation by bay area. health leaders should be taken seriously contagious omicron subvariants have driven the region into the highest infection rates in the state. san francisco has reported the biggest uptick in cases as of friday. more than 60 people were hospitalized with covid compared to 19 a month ago in some parts of the bay area. infections are higher now than at the height of the delta variant. we have to >> recognize this is not a real safe time and we ought to be going back

>>all day long here on kron on and kron 4. >>down to the south bay now where students at san jose state university are rallying for better protections against assault. kron on's charles clifford joining us live at the campus now. >>he's got details on what they're demanding. charles. >>well, i'm on the campus of san jose state university right now where the school is dealing with the fallout from one of its athletic trainers being charged with misconduct today, group of students held a rally rally on campus asking to school, do more to protect students. on the san jose state university campus. wednesday. students rally demanding that the school do more to protect students against assault. this comes after former san jose state university athletic trainer scott shaw was charged with pmultiple counts of allegedly touching female athletes inappropriately over the course of several years. if convicted. the 54 year-old could face up to 6 years in prison. san jose state university has already paid out thousands to the wistleblower w

kron four's. >> has it made? you talked exclusively with the contra costa county da about the investigation. >> a former country costa county sheriffs volunteer now charged kron four's learned this weekend. arrest warrant was issued for 54 year-old john key. he self tuesday. it has since posted bail. he had been charged with 2 felonies put illegally possessing a certain caliber of assault 2 different charges and he was also charged with one misdemeanor for manufacturing or assembling an unregistered firearm. also known as it gets spent. >> the investigation is being led by the contra costa county district attorney's office. this is exclusive video of the search warrant being served at the home of judge back on february. 1st of this year, mister cain allegedly gained access to guns, gun parts and for the technician while working at the sheriff's gunned rage in clayton. according to the probable cause document obtained by kron 4, he then sold it to civilians and sworn members of the contra costa county sheriff's of

amanda hari kron, 4 news. men and women marched in the streets of san francisco this morning calling on lawmakers to leave women's bodies alone. this is happening as the u.s. supreme court considers overturning roe versus wade, which would end legal access to abortion. now, protests were just happening here in san francisco. they were all over the country today. yeah. also up in sacramento, marina has that coverage. >> so many people out here, women, men, kids, families all out here to show their support for our issues for access to abortion and planned parenthood affiliates kicked off its powered by pink bus tour at the capitol this morning and will continue statewide for the next 10 days protesting what they call the ban of constitutional rights to abortion and raising awareness about what california is doing to continue with its care for women. going to be a long fight. >> and we need everyone standing here together. katrina lewis, a labor and delivery nurse from roseville, says it was important to be here

and by the way, you can keep it here on kron 4 all night on air and always on kron 4 dot com to get the very latest with this developing situation. >> and coming up tonight at 9.30, we'll be speaking live with bay area. congresswoman anna eshoo about this issue and what comes next. another big story we're following tonight. a win for the oakland a's and that team's desire to stay in town. major player has recommended howard terminal turn into a ballpark and housing neighborhood. our kron justine waltman explains the latest moves and why age president dave kaval. >> is very happy. we're thrilled with the staff's recommendation in what a's president dave kaval called a massive deal. >> the bay conservation and development commission or bc, d c the staff there recommended allowing the team's 12 billion dollar proposed waterfront ballpark to move forward. often the commissioners i really rely on the staff's expertise and knowledge to inform their vote and to have them say preliminarily that this is a positive and this is something that should move forward. >> it is quite important to the su

you're watching kron. 4 news at known. this measure will help to bring family stability, helping to ensure that the cannabis funds coming into the city. >> more equitably return back into the community. >> now at 9 putting cannabis tax dollars to use for the community. oakland leaders propose a ballot measure that would divert millions of dollars in cannabis tax revenue from the city's general fund. thanks for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 9, everybody. i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus. the proposal is being called the emerald new deal and its goal is to support victims of the war on drugs. kron 4 taylor bisacky reports. >> several oakland city council members announced a proposed ballot measure on tuesday known as the emerald a new deal which if approved, but move nearly 7 million dollars in annual cannabis tax revenue from the city's general fund to a separate fund to pay services for the victims of the war on drugs. here in oakland between 1995 2015. >> more than 12,000 residents. were incarcerated due to can

kron 4 dot com. today marks one year since the mass shooting at the santa clara vta light rail yard. >> 9 employees were killed by a co-worker and the gunman took his own life after the shooting. >> today there were a number of events that paid tribute to the victims as well as the survivors there, including a private memorial at the railyard. a candlelight vigil was held this morning for employees and their families. a vta train blew its horn 10 times to honor the 9 victims of the shooting at 10th employee who took their own life after witnessing the tragedy, a group of employees also built an eternal flame. it took them months to design and well, the special. tribute that torch was officially lit at the memorial today. and santa clara county as well as san jose city. officials also held an event to thank the first responders who >> rushed into that facility to help the victims on the day when the shooting happened. it makes you wonder about people. it makes you worried. but there are people who giv

terry says stasio kron 4 news.tate's estimated budget surplus is up to an eye-popping. >> 100 billion dollars about half of that can be used in whatever way state leaders see fit. democratic leaders say they see opportunities with another year of this big budget surplus. but some state financial experts are saying over time, big budget surpluses could bean big budget problems? that's because they can trigger the state appropriations limit, which basically means each dollar over the limit equals $2 in required spending. >> he's using budget gimmicks to skirt, began spending limit. that was designed to ensure that california government lives within its means and that is that's the responsible. and we need to re evaluate our spending priorities and live within the means that californians want. >> the state legislative analysis has said state leaders can address problems over time by either reducing taxes are asking voters to change the limit, which was set in 1979. governor newsom says he supports tax reform in asking

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you're watching kron. 4 news at norton, americans will die needlessly. we need to be prepared. >> for the possibility that we will have a surge of cases as we get into the fall. >> new warnings tonight about possible new covid of infections. federal funds are running out and that means testing treatments. vaccines. well, could all run out to at least the free stuff. thanks for joining us tonight on kron. 4 news at 9. i'm grant lotus. i'm justine waldman in for vicki liviakis. tonight, the biden administration says there will be serious consequences if congress does not approve more covid funding. republicans are blocking covid funding. >> over plans for a title. 42 to end. that's the pandemic policy that prevented migrants from seeking asylum. but the white house says covid funding should not be held hostage over title. 42 because the decision to end it comes from the cdc and officials say more covid funds are critical. >> to get new and even better boosters for the various different variants that are either with us. >> but that will evolve. >> the white

after the break. >> well, welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. a time for you now. 04:16am, here on this wednesday morning. >> this thursday is thursday. it was so hot yesterday, john. i'm reliving yesterday rambo the what's happening in terms of the temperature today. still as hot a the big difference. look at this rain. we're going to be as much 30 degrees cooler for many yesterday we hit a high of 100 degrees in livermore, a record breaking heat for many inland areas across the state. >> today's daytime high just just a little cooler. 77 degrees highs as much as 25 degrees cooler for many spots. i'm sure that those of you in livermore and other spots inland will not mind that change of pace as far as we go right now, skies are very foggy. that is a change from yesterday when we're so crystal clear across the region. return of that cool ocean air that marine layer pushing in across the bay having a big impact not just at the coast but further inland. we also have a cold front that is nudged helping to push out the high pressure ridge allowing u

kron. 4 news. >> and the east bay oakland city leaders are taking action to create a safe space for women who are seeking abortions. there. the oakland city council unanimously approved yesterday a resolution to make the city a pro choice. sanctuary city. now this announcement comes as cities across the state and the united states prepare for the possibility of the supreme court overturning the federal abortion rights law. roe versus wade. recently, lawmakers in santa clara county passed a funding allocation to expand access to reproductive health care. >> it reproductive freedom means both. it has to be legal and that it has to be funded and available so that people have access both in law and in reality. >> well, the next step for the co-authors of the pro-choice sanctuary city resolution will be calling on alameda county and the state to expand funding for abortions. families who support governor newsom's plan to get people who are homeless and severely mentally ill into court held a rally in oa

you're watching kron. 4 news.ic that people could. >> in the wake of a tragedy think that this is in any way for the an agenda or a culture and attitude that should be further dinar in our country. >> now at 10 and east bay town reacting tonight after masked demonstrators hold up white-supremacist sons. what many consider? thank you for joining us tonight on kron. 4 news at 10. i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne. the signs were displayed near a busy intersection in danville over the weekend. this coming as the nation has been reeling from the mass shooting in which a white gunman is accused of targeting and killing black people at a supermarket kron four's. dan thorn has the story from danville. this saturday. demonstration in danville is stirring up outrage and disappointment. the group of masked men were standing near the intersection of camino tassajara and crow canyon road the

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kron four's. justin campbell shows us a new vision for the park. >> this is just some of the damage after lightning hit the big redwoods in twenty-twenty park rangers say the forest is resilient and regrowing all. >> all on a media tour of the forest. there are signs of growth everywhere you look what changes are coming. california park ranger district superintendent chris spore were showed us where in old visitor building used to sit only a staircase remains after the fire. we have had the opportunity to rethink sort of the facilities in. >> the old growth and one of the focuses here is to move those facilities out of growth and to our facility called settle down. >> re imagining big basin. california's new vision for the park on top of moving a busy 2 buildings out of the court old growth part of the forest. the also be relocating some camping sites and establishing a shuttle. >> to the park in the future, it will be a more immersive and natural feeling experience where people will have the less

kron four's. justin campbell has more on what the chief is now doing to try to regain the public's trust. >> i have moved to terminate for officers and we'll continue to walk out any officer who we all agree. should not have the honor of wearing a uniform here. >> or anywhere else. san jose police chief anthony mata says he's trying to clean up his department just last week. he escorted in officer out after they were charged with in front of 2 women while on the job. that's just one of several recent incidents involving sjpd officers. today at headquarters, chief laid out his plan to address the issues. let me begin with my seven-point plan. >> designed to prevent similar incidents in the future. improve officer well-being. and ensure excellent service to our city. >> on a seven-point plan is as follows one better hiring in background checks to drug and alcohol testing. 3 universal mental health and check ins for officer wellness app. 5 supervisor training and responsibilities. 6 body camera on it

kron four's gayle ong is following up on the story.at the top of the hour. oklahoma lawmakers are advancing a bill to ban abortion at conception. then critics are calling it. >> the most restrictive abortion ban and the country. it would outlaw nearly all abortions in the state except to save the life of a pregnant woman or if the pregnancy is the result of rape or incest. oklahoma's governor is expected to sign it. vice president kamala harris had this to say about it. >> from the moment of fertilization. outrageous. and it's just the latest in a series of extreme law around the country. >> harris was in a virtual meeting today with medical professionals. they're all from states with some of the nation's tightest abortion restrictions, including oklahoma, kansas, texas, missouri, montana. the supreme court is expected to issue a final ruling on abortion and the next 6 weeks. >> as we started to get into fire season, cal fire says one of the best steps to take is to create some defensible space around your home. want to show you an ima

in sacramento, ashley zavala kron. 4 news. coming up on the kron, 4 morning news. another covid surge is under way but positive cases are not the only number that funding. >> the warning from bay area doctors and political signs stolen. politicians looking for answers as video shows someone ripping them down. plus after the tragic mass shooting in uvalde, texas, lawmakers in capitol hill are efforting to push on gun reform. why they say the shootings should stop will be right back after the break. >> welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news at for you now for 14, 08:00am here on this tuesday. can you believe it? the last day in the month of may and may was only here. see mike for a few as we go into june. wow. can we officially say we've got that summer weather is here. >> yeah, it's definitely been here at least a couple of days so far this past month. but we have a nice little cool down this past weekend, which was certainly welcomes, got a little bit of a bump. and then we're right back to the cooler stuff. so whether can't decide what season it once just yet, b

kron 4 dot com reporting from san jose. gayle ong kron. 4 news. well, the vta has built its first batch of disciplinary letters to workers who refuse to get vaccinated. >> according to policy and more letters are expected about 50 letters to unvaccinated workers were sent out proposing termination for those who didn't get vaccinated by april 29th. well, there is an option to apply for a medical or religious exemption. there are enough people facing disciplinary action that arrangements are being made for hearing of officers to handle the cases. the hearings could begin next week just a couple of weeks before the one-year anniversary of the mass shooting at the vta railyard in downtown san jose. infections continue to rise nationwide because of the latest covid-19 variant. but there's been no significant hike in deaths. casey stegall has the latest. >> the ba 2 omicron sub variant continues to drive a surge of infections across the country. cdc data published this week shows 43% of new infections last week were due to the sub variant also known as

theresa kron, 4 news. you can always stay connected with kron 4 on our website and on our free apps for the very latest on the supreme court in roe versus wade. just scan the qr code and it will take you to our website kron 4. >> dot com happening right now in the north bay. the search is on santa rosa. police looking for this guy who they say robbed a wells fargo on cleveland avenue late today. >> investigators say he walked into the bank just before 5 o'clock passed. the teller a threatening note demanding money. he got money and then he left described as a man in his 30's with an average build bright blue eyes. they say witnesses claim he was wearing that navy blue hooded sweatshirt, black baseball hat and a multi colored face coverings. the east bay. now the alameda county sheriff's office is facing a lawsuit over a protest over the death of george floyd demonstrators saying deputies used unlawful tactics, things like tear gas and flash bang grenades. the class action lawsuit is demanding the office ch

you're watching the kron 4 morning news far. >> good morning.hank you for joining us here on this monday. may 16th and james fletcher and i'm reyna harvey in for darya folsom this morning. this weekend. a lot going on. a lot cover the mass shootings but also the weather back. yeah, it was pretty warm over the weekend. john, here with the forecast to start the hour. what temperature going to like this week, john? yeah. so we're starting things relatively mild, but we're going to heat it right back up this week. so get ready, especially inland for some of those warmer temperatures all over again. >> your view outside this morning showing you the low cloud cover that we're seeing from your east bay hills. that's not last we'll tap into a lot of sunshine again today. let's you're right along the coastline where we have been seeing some fog and fog does make its return along the coast this morning, east bay hills watch out for some low cloud cover. as you saw that, you from the oakland hills just a second ago. radar shows you those clear dry

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gayle ong kron. 4 news. a new report says gun violence, casa santa clara county, 72 million dollars every year. that accounts for police. >> emergency services and health costs. the county says that does not include the cost to keep the jail running. the report also says that in 2021 550,000 guns were owned by santa clara county residents over the weekend, the county held a gun buyback initiative where police were able to collect more than 400 guns during that event. supervisor cindy chavez said the county decided to examine the cost of gun violence following the 2019 shooting at the gilroy garlic festival. she said the report offers an opportunity for the county to weigh strategies for addressing gun violence. >> there are communities all over the country that have used a different kinds strategies to lower gun violence as an example in cities like philadelphia, frankly, they're finding that by cleaning up a community, you can lower gun violence. so we i think there are plenty of opportunities for us to loo

kron 4 dot com. and today marks a solemn day here in the bay area was may 26 of last year that a gunman shot and killed these 9 vta employees at the railyard in san jose. they were husbands, fathers, friends, suns, all beloved members of the community. the shooter did kill himself and this marked the deadliest mass shooting in the history of the bay area. earlier this morning, employees and families of the victims came together for ceremony at the railyard to remember them. kron four's will tran shows us what happened. >> the ceremony started at 06:30am in the morning. exactly. 365 days after the massacre took place right behind me at the vta railyard. they purposely chose 6.30 because that was the time the shooter left his home. he came to this location a few miles away, didn't live very far burst into the union meeting at 6.30, and started opening fire on his fellow co-workers and a year ago, this place was chaotic. the santa clara county sheriff's deputies. they rushed to the scene there. only abo

i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. thank you, rob. of the men accused of killing kron 4 security guard kevin nishita was. >> back in court today. just a short time ago should be a mitchell pleaded not guilty. and alameda county court. the 25 year-old is being charged for the murder of our beloved kron. 4 security guard who was killed last november in oakland while he was guarding one of our reporters, lauren gilbert and hershel hale are also accused in the case. hale was arrested, but police are still looking for gilbert. the next court date for mitchell. it's scheduled for june 15th. that's for a pretrial hearing. >> a woman is recovering at home after someone attacked her during an armed robbery. this happened in the parking lot of an east bay grocery store. that's right. today. kron 4 says spoke to the woman about what happened while she was just sitting in her car. >> i try cannot escape because he came in to like call. by the time he came in, he showed me open case. you are listening to the voice of emily this photo was taken wed

amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news. the shortage of baby formula continues. and one local mother is telling us how she is dealing with. and the million dollar question right now. when can we see some relief at the pump? a local expert says there is one thing that could help bring down gas prices will be right back after the break. the sights and sounds of fire danger in the bay area are all around us, including >> dry elwyn with grass. but fortunately the goat patrols out to help. this video was shot earlier yesterday in the sleepy hollow neighborhood in central marin county kron four's justin campbell has that story. >> this week firefighters have been training for fire season. these 2 are practicing a hose lay where they land connect hoses for sometimes for miles to reach a remote fire. another practicing putting on his self-contained breathing apparatus within 2 minutes. one, 32. friday on these firefighters will need to be ready to go. currently is going to staff for additional engines tomorrow. >> because right now

coming up on the kron 4 morning news. a pro-life advocate shutting down san francisco street by climbing the cells force tower. >> and this isn't the first time he's pulled off a stunt like this. and concerns over what could be next from the high court in why some fear same marriage could be the next rulli to get over turned. plus new developments in the ongoing investigation into the mass shooting last month in sacramento. the charges announced as police continue their search for another suspect. we'll be right back after the break. well, here's something to give you an idea of just how bad that rally is in california. it's even visible from space >> video from the international space station shows the extent of the drought. the normally snow capped mountains have little precipitation. california's snowpack is vital because the milton snow helps fill the state's reservoirs and it is below where it needs to be. 95% of california is under severe or extreme drought. it was just 66% in february. so that just gives you an ide

kron 4 dot com.in, that's monday at 9.30. and that will talk about our forecast as we take this live look outside across san francisco international airport. it's foggy and the shot as well. meteorologist rodriguez has the getaway forecast. if you're going somewhere for mother's day weekend, >> yeah. here's a live look outside have dome in yosemite and take a look at these lenticular clouds also known as flying saucer clouds over half dome out there right now this afternoon. very cool. we're tracking right now. a lot of cloud cover may gray in the bay area and also seeing some light scattered rain for those of you in this year, even for south lake tahoe and breezy day at that. so temperatures going to be on the cool side and gusty winds for the valleys. 55 miles per hour less with the highest peaks in the sierra 80 to 100 mile per hour. wind speeds increasing lake heights and your from 2 to 4 feet from now through the overnight hours very early saturday. so we are going to see saturday, the transitio

ashley zavala kron. 4 news. the u.s. food and drug administration has approved the first non-prescription covid test. >> but also detects the flu. now, the test allows users to swab the inside of their nose and send the sample out to the test manufacturer labcorp for analysis. the test can also detect rsv. now the fda says those who test positive for any other viruses will be contacted by a health care expert. and now you can also order the 3rd round of free covid test from the federal government. that program initially open in january allowing each household to request one order of 4 free covid test to be delivered to the u.s. postal service. this time each or will include 8 rapid antigen covid test coming into separate packages of for each. and a los angeles judge has ruled it. california's landmark law required women on corporate boards is unconstitutional. the law requires boards to have up to 3 female directors 5 this year. the judge says that violates the right to equal treatment. it was a victory for the conservat

but first, let's check in with kron four's gayle ong. gayle has been watching the game with fans and thrive city. and gayle, you always look like you're having fun with what's happening. >> kathryn kendall. it is a packed house tonight here at chase center. but, you know, it is a sea of gold here. fans have their goal playoff t-shirt. you can hear cheering. all eyes are on the court. let's you some video. >> fans are saying it and they had signs as they had. they enjoy those festivities earlier for the game, which included face painting for kids. the kids get the ship a lot of news iq and there's really good food around the area. so they had a little a busy day ahead of the game. defamation bullet team is spirit. they are optimistic the warriors will take game 5 >> we're excited. and 5, maybe. no doubt. no doubt. they got it. they want press a good game. >> that's really what we've been hearing from a lot of the fans that the dogs just wanted to take his game here at we will check in with you back at 8 o'clock and we'll learn more about

kron four's charles clifford was there as well. he's joining us live now with a wrap-up of the day's events. charles, of like a beautiful day out there. >> i was fantastic day here in san francisco. it behind me here. they put out about 30,000 flags across the national cemetery here in the presidio. people have been visiting all day. and earlier this morning, the traditional memorial day ceremony was held after a two-year absence. >> what a beautiful morning in san francisco's presidio. several 100 people gathered to remember those who died in service to their country. those in attendance included house speaker nancy pelosi, california senator alex padilla and the emcee of the ceremony was kron four's own ken wayne, u.s. navy veteran. the event included live music. 21 gun salute and a tribute to gold star families who have lost loved ones in the line of duty. speakers at the event included the sergeant major of the army, michael grants to who encouraged everyone, including those with no ties to the military to use memorial day to p

has it made you kron 4 news? >> new this afternoon, more than 107,000 americans died of drug overdoses last year. a new record, according to the cdc. there's been a 15% increase in overdose deaths from the previous record that was set back in 2020. and when you break it down, that's roughly one overdose death. every 5 minutes. experts say the covid-19 pandemic has worsened the problem with lockdowns and other restrictions making treatment harder to get. down to the south bay. now where students at san jose state university say the school needs to do a better job of protecting them from assault. kron four's charles clifford has more. >> here on the campus of san jose state university, the school still dealing with the fallout from one of its athletic trainers being charged with misconduct. today on campus, a group of students asked for the school to do more to protect people on the san jose state university campus. wednesday students rally demanding that the school do more to protect students against assault. this

kron. 4 news. and so we must care for our community and we must fight. >> and a growing call for change across the country across the bay area after tuesday's school shooting in texas left 19 children and 2 teachers dead. hello, everyone. thanks for joining us at 10. i'm catherine heenan. i'm noelle bellow, pam and ken have the night off community members here at home honoring the victims of yesterday's tragedy. >> many gathered for a vigil in foster city tonight. kron four's gayle ong was there. >> as a mother could never imagine. so. >> dozens gathered at leo j ryon memorial park in foster city wednesday to remember the lives lost in the texas school shooting and recent mass shootings across the country. i'm a mom. >> even though my daughter is older but 2 even fathom. the of your child not coming home. i can't even imagine. and i don't think you have to be a parent to feel that paid sheikha hamilton would brady united against gun violence helped organize the event to create a space where people

kron. 4 news. >> it is 5.25. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news.inuing our coverage of the leaks. supreme court opinion that apparently looks to overturn roe v wade will tell you the latest on that and how local cities are preparing in case that happens. why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis under control? hide my skin? not me. because dupixent targets a root cause of eczema, it helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step ahead of it. hide my skin? not me. and for kids ages 6 and up that means clearer skin, and noticeably less itch. with dupixent, you can change how their skin looks and feels. and that's the kind of change you notice. hide my skin? not me. don't use if you're allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes, including blurred vision, joint aches and pain or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines without talking to your doctor. when yo

kron 4 dot com. meanwhile, ballots for the june 7th primary election are soon going to be arriving in your mail if they haven't already. no matter what county you live in, you can either mail in your ballot or you can cast your vote in person. officials are working to make sure ballots are mailed out in time and voting in the june 7 primary goes off without any problems. this is the first elections since the district lines were redrawn. election officials are urging everyone to research before casting their vote. there's still time to register. if you haven't already done so. you can also go already returned their ballots. if you'd like take a live look outside at the san francisco skyline. this afternoon, we do have a little bit of cloud cover today. as you can see >>we have those yesterday as well to kron meteorologist dave spahr standing by. he's got a look at your forecast. a date. >>a good day, noel today, everybody in some puppy cumulus, as you referenced. also at the golden gate bridge here to

you're watching kron. 4 news >> now at 9 protests here in the bay area and all across the country tonight after the news that the u.s. supreme court is poised to overturn roe v wade, the 1973 ruling that legalized abortion nationwide. but the leaked opinion states that the conservative justices believe there is no constitutional right to abortion services. good evening and welcome to kron 4 news at 9 o'clock. i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus yet. bombshell revelation last night and people have been out in the streets making their voices heard since that news broke a little more than 24 hours ago. we have seen several big demonstrations. many in new york down to miami, st. louis in the nation's capital. >> and many cities in between these people. most of them are for abortion are against abortion, but they're all out and about full of passion and determination here in the bay area. people have been out in oakland and san francisco showing their support for a woman's right to choose. but we begin our cov

live in a studio, gayle ong kron. 4 news. thank you very much, bill. we have some developing news tonight. police activity in the city's dogpatch neighborhood. you're looking at video from the >> citizen app. it shows police cars, emergency crews. this is in the area of mariposa and owen streets. there are unconfirmed reports that officers have been injured. sig alert has been issued warning drivers of delays and we will bring you any updates as we get them. >> other news tonight, tesla ceo elon musk is trying to shut down some scathing accusations against him. the business insider reported today that a spacex flight attendant claims that musk exposed himself in propositioned her for back in 2016. spacex then reportedly paid her $250,000 to settle the claim in 2018 just a short time ago, musk tweeted, quote, the attacks against me should be viewed through a political lens. this is their standard despicable playbook, but nothing will deter me from fighting for a good future and your right to free speech. >> sights and sounds of fire danger in the bay ar

justin campbell kron. 4 news. well, we're going to continue to follow the breaking news and the developing story this morning. >> if you missed any of that information, you can head over to our website at kron 4 dot com. >> for the latest information there. well, in san francisco, another shooting happened in the south market neighborhood early tuesday morning. right before too. a 52 year-old man was injured. the victim told police that a car stop near him in the area of 10th and harrison street. someone inside shot him and then took off the victim is now at a hospital and is expected to be okay. that case is still under investigation. well, police have not released any information on the shooter or the car that that shooter was in. san francisco. police say a man was seriously injured in a shooting that happened at around the same time as the previous shooting took place near hyde and fulton streets. the 37 year-old victim was taken to a hospital. it's not clear how that shooting happened. and police have not rel

kron four's. justin campbell has more on the disturbing accusations and the response from the department. >> the district attorney today charging an officer for in front of 2 women when he responded to the home for a family disturbance 32 year-old matthew demean gets booted out of the police department by chief anthony mata. >> dominguez is charged with indecent exposure after allegedly exposing himself on a call in april, according to the da's office, dominguez masturbated in front of the mother and her 23 year-old daughter. we have a serious problem. sapd requires. >> remedial action immediately. >> it's not just demand is another officer allegedly showed up drunk to the kidnapping, a baby brandon. and finally, another allegedly offered a meth pipe in exchange for information along majority of officers in this department. are furious as i am mayor sam liccardo says he would like to improve screening background checks on officers tend to be very young officers which tells me there may be somethin

kron. 4 news at 5. i'm vicki liviakis. i'm justine waldman in for grant lotus tonight.t plane went down in the morning headlines on friday afternoon. >>and today, the marin county sheriff's office has identified both of the victims. one is 57 year-old michael breyer and the other. 52 year-old jennifer lynn fox. the crash happening on a ridge just north of conzelman road kron four's rob nesbitt reports that the victims are from sacramento and he tells us how long investigators say it will take before they know why the plane went down. >>friday's plane crash just north of the golden gate bridge in the marin headlands killed. 57 year-old michael breyer and 52 year-old jennifer lynn, fox fox's website describes her as an entrepreneur who became interested in skincare a young age. the founder of 3 businesses called the i m empowerment network, j j fox productions and i am studio over the weekend to sacramento schools, saint francis catholic school and just what high school identified fox as the mother of 2 student, president of jesuit high reverend john p mcgarry sent kron 4