el concejal noel gallo piensa de una forma similar la ley claramente dice que es.a. y no es la única. desde que inició la pandemia, más de mil personas de todas las razas y desde los 20 y hasta los 80 años se han inscrito acorde a los datos de la organización. también dicen que en su mayoría son mujeres que viven en oakland , oakland are tired of being victims and rightfully so. la gente está cansada de ser víctima, nos dice shannon smith, presidente del grupo. ellos destacan que su objetivo es proporcionar conocimiento de las armas y la ley para mantener a sus clientes seguros. tienes que ir ahí a sacar una licencia a una licencia con la policía. la semana pasada la ciudad anunció una baja del 33% en los delitos en general en comparación al año pasado. sin embargo, caixa se muestra escéptica y para el concejal noel gallo hay una razón clara detrás de esto no tienen el apoyo. claramente el apoyo de la policía o de la ciudad directamente y entre otras cosas, cree que se debe a la falta de oficiales? ahorita no tenemos suficiente oficiales aquí en la ciudad de 8 o 9

. >> reporter: councilman noel gallo met with alvarado about the concerns. he said the city is working to clear the rvs on both east eighth and ninth streets. >> he's from missouri, canada, all over the country coming into oakland because we're allowing that behavior to happen. >> reporter: he and the neighbors hope the city acts fast. >> this cannot continue because it puts our life in jeopardy. >> reporter: a lot of neighbors tell me they would like to move, but they've lived here a long time and simply cannot afford to leave. so now they're waiting for the city to do something about this. >> oakland's latest point in time count found a 9% rise in homelessness in the city over the last two years. alameda county's eviction moratorium was lifted the end of april 2023. >>> a search is underway for the suspects involved in the deadly shooting death of a former soap opera actor. johnny wactor was shot and killed in los angeles yesterday known for his role as brando corbin on general hospital. police say he was walking to his car and approached three men who wer

he was joined by a lineup of community leaders, including councilmember noel gallo.s vying for rebecca kaplan seat. he faces 8 other candidates for that opportunity. armstrong is diving into politics while at the same time suing the city of oakland for wrongful termination. >> in the south bay, santa clara county nurses reached a tentative deal with county leaders for months, nurses and the county were at odds over raises worker safety and a proposal to float nurses between different hospitals. the registered nurses professional association says the deal includes a 15% raise over 4 years. and so is the idea of float. nurses between hospitals seems to be off the table. the union voted to ratify that deal. now it will go before the board of supervisors on june 4th for final approval. the golden gate bridge is celebrating its 87th birthday today on this day in 1937, the bridge open to the public for the first time. >> it was under construction for 4 years connecting marin county to san francisco in the peninsula and pedestrians. as you can see there could walk across it

a new start in oakland once again with the new chief council member, noel gallo. thanks for your time. we appreciate it. thank you. thank you. up next, a story that our investigative unit has been following for months. why a whistleblower sounding the alarm about issues within the health system in contra costa county. you're watchingbc bay area n initiative that's supposed to transform medi-cal. but part of the program is accused of cutting corners in contra costa county. the new medi-cal benefit is called enhanced care management, or ecm. it's supposed to care for the whole patient, meaning it addresses both medical and social needs. but a whistleblower with contra costa health is speaking exclusively to our investigative unit. the nurse says the county's program is ignoring medical requirements altogether. as a result, she says, vulnerable patients are slipping through the cracks. do you have first hand knowledge of patients being harmed or dying as a result of this? yes, yes they do. it's been heartbreaking. it's been really heartbreaking, because we are suppos

armstrong se sumaron los miembros que están detrás de la destitución de la alcaldesa 80 y el concejal noel gallo niños y familias. el abuelito y abuelita que puedan caminar en la calle, pero por eso estoy apoyando. en febrero de 2023 fue despedido por la alcaldesa cuando fungía como jefe de la dependencia por acusaciones de mala gestión. tiempo después fue absuelto de cualquier acto ilícito y desde entonces ha demandado a la ciudad por despido injustificado. no nos quedan dudas que la pandemia cambió por completo. nuestra rutina y hay quienes dicen que este periodo sí tuvo un impacto profundo en su diario vivir y señalan específicamente las repercusiones que afectaron el desarrollo de los más pequeños. erika gonzález nos cuenta de qué manera la pandemia afectó a millones de personas, familias, pero también a los niños que nacieron en una época llena de restricciones y aislamiento, en especial aspectos en el crecimiento de estos niños conocidos como bebés pandemia. esto según un nuevo estudio de la asociación médica americana. and what we found was that overall there were some changes in child de

abandoning all these cars, councilman noel gallo met with a varada about the concerns. he says the city is working to clear the rvs on both east 8th and 9th streets. clear list. they got to go. that started. you know, he's from missouri. canada. all over the country coming into oakland because we're allowing that behavior to happen. they shouldn't be on that street. there should not be because it's illegal, a block to sidewalk. and the neighbors hope the city will act fast. cannot continue. because it puts our life in jeopardy. a lot of neighbors tell me they would like to move, but they lived here for a long time. and they say they simply cannot afford to leave now they're waiting for the city to do something about this. >>authorities say illegal dumping costs the city 10s of millions of dollars each year now. earlier this month, a statewide conference was held in oakland. focusing on ways to limit the problem. experts gay presentations focusing on a so called 3 ease strategy. which includes education, eradication and enforcement. yeah. been just over a year since oakl

councilman noel gallo is hoping the concrete numbers show where money is being spent and saved. we budgeted so many positions from public works all the way up transportation, but we never filled them. so what happened to all that money in the year? well, the mayor outlined her priorities today. we won't get to see the actual details of the budget until it's released tomorrow. from there, city council will have until the end of june to pass it in oakland. velena jones nbc, bay area news. a late night move in antioch to strip the title of board president from a school district trustee. that board president says it's an attempt to silence him for holding the district, and the superintendent accountable for how they're handling worker bullying complaints. given the clear violation of the board policies and protocols, i'm calling for a censure resolution to be included in next month's governing board meeting and to add a discussion item to consider the potential removal of board president hernandez from a position as president. and that motion follows our investigative units report l

council member noel gallo says right now he doesn't support the sale of the coliseum, since he doesn'tnow if they have the right to sell it. i am not in support of it until i get clarity that legally, i can sell that property. >> the coliseum property, to a private entity. >> but he says oakland could use the money right now. >> i think that's where the debate is going to come. i need the money, certainly need the revenue. but at the same time, i need to make adjustments here. >> but one thing he and the mayor do agree on not taking funds away from the police or fire departments, but making sure public safety stays funded is a big part of mayor shang tao's budget, and the firefighters union says they had to fight to keep that funding, or else they fear the city would be in danger. >> we often can get there within four minutes. if that firehouse had been closed or those firehouses had been closed, we'd be increasing those response times to eight minutes to 10 minutes to 12 minutes. and that would inevitably result in loss of life and loss of property. >> zack unger is the president of t

el concejal noel gallo nos confirmó la problemática y el letrero es temporal, según aseguró. fecha. a la par de esta situación, vecinos también lidian con espectáculo de carros ilegales en esta calle. frecuentemente nosotros nos comunicamos con la oficina de la alcaldesa para obtener un comentario al respecto y nos dirigieron al portavoz de la ciudad, quien aún no ha respondido a dicha solicitud. mientras tanto, donde estuvo planificado tener un semáforo estará de manera indefinida. este letrero de alto por todo lo alto andrés brender noticiero telemundo 48. vamos a enlazarnos en este momento en vivo a la conferencia de prensa que está brindando la policía de san josé en este momento para actualizar detalles del tiroteo en el que un hombre terminó herido de bala por 1 de sus oficiales, escuchamos tried to kill them our officers confront real dangers every day facing armed individuals in. estamos escuchando al jefe interino de la policía de san josé, paul joseph, hablando del peligro al que se enfrenta a sus oficiales todos los días. bajo estas circunstancias. prevent these th

he was joined by a lineup of community leaders, including councilmember noel gallo.e is vying for rebecca kaplan seat and filed the initial paperwork with the city clerk's office last week. armstrong is facing 8 other candidates. he says that he believes his experience as police chief qualifies him for the job. armstrong is actually diving into politics at the same time that he's suing the city of oakland for wrongful termination. well, as families are visiting parks for the holiday weekend, east bay park officials are warning about coyotes. so if you run into one while you're hiking, here's some tips. avoid hiking alone. keep your children, your pets nearby. keep your dogs on a leash. be aware of your surroundings as you're walking or jogging or going on a bike ride, of course, stay on the trails as well. never attempt to feed a coyote. and if you do encounter block away calmly and then leave the area quickly. and going to be camping this morial day weekend. we've got some more four-legged friends. we've got a reminder from the tahoe, barely the bears love camping s

. >> but business leaders and city leaders such as councilmember noel gallo said the name change is going to be good for the airport in oakland, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> taking a live look now at the san mateo bridge. that's a really look like much. sometimes we see fog out there sometimes shaken because all windy. it has been very, very nice all day today. >> pretty benign right there. but elsewhere around the bay, you'll find some fog tonight and here in the fog horns and chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here after another really warm day in the bay. it sure was. but yeah, that fog has crept back onshore. tonight, a sign that ridge of high pressure starting to break down a little bit. >> and that's sea breeze making a return to see some of the clouds looking out toward the golden gate bridge. right now. we're going to see more of that in the coming days. i think, especially by tomorrow afternoon will really be watching that low cloud deck ramping up. but but it's not going affect temperatures so cooler along the coastline. 52 now it happened but 60 in pacifica, 60 in san francis

por ejemplo, hablemos del concejal noel gallo, quien dice que pues no refleja la realidad, pues consideranas de ellas propietarias de negocios que constantemente son objetivo de ladrones. cada día llegan aquí una abuelita y abuelito aquí en mi casa, quejándose que la robaron, le robaron, le robaron la la bolsa y la golpearon y hay otros que hay que destacar que el reporte de la policía reflejó una reducción en crímenes como homicidios y violaciones, pero reconoce que los robos a mano armada sí han aumentado 11. bueno, y hablando de crímenes en oakland, este jueves se reportó el asalto a un cartero. habría ocurrido alrededor de las 12,30 y 17:00 de la tarde en la cuadra 200 de la avenida euclid. según las autoridades, al menos 2 sujetos robaron a la víctima. las llaves que se utilizan para abrir los buzones. ahora se está ofreciendo una recompensa de 150.000 $ por pistas que permitan dar con estos sujetos que nos han compartido en exclusiva. una residente de oakley nos contactó porque dice que tiene un problema severo de moho en su apartamento. asegura que se ha quejado con la administraci

el concejal noel gallo nos confirmó la problemática y el letrero es temporal según aseguró, hasta quede la alcaldesa para obtener un comentario al respecto y nos dirigieron al portavoz de la ciudad, quien aún no ha respondido a dicha solicitud. mientras tanto, donde estuvo planificado tener un semáforo estará de manera indefinida. este letrero de alto por todo lo alto andrés brender noticiero telemundo 48. el departamento de bomberos de san francisco emitió un aviso en sus redes sociales sobre un camión de basura que se incendió esta mañana. ocurrió alrededor de las 11:00, cerca de la 559 de la calle ls, entre las calles high y cohen. las imágenes captadas por ambos citizen, ap y antonio yépez muestran la cantidad de humo que se veía por las calles, mientras que la oficina del alguacil del condado sonoma informó del rescate de un conductor que salió expulsado de su coche y cayó unos 350 pies por un acantilado. el incidente ocurrió alrededor de las 08:00 del domingo a lo largo de la costa de sonoma, cerca del área de jubilee gulch. myers. gray. esa es la autopista 1. un helicóptero fue

. >> but there are also some business leaders and city leaders like councilmember noel gallo. believe that this name change is going to be good for the area in oakland, dan thorn kron. 4 hey, dan, real quick. i don't know if you know the answer this, but any idea of when we might see some signs and official name change is taking place in oakland. >> that's probably going to take some time. we did. we haven't been given a definitive answer on that. but we know that the work is going to be starting. >> probably soon because the name is affective immediately as of today's vote. if you go online, you try to search the airport. it may still say oakland international airport, but a lot of information that you'll see on there will say san francisco bay oakland international airport on it. so the signs and all that's going to cost a lot of money. eventually it will get to that point. but of course, we'll see where this legal situation goes from here. all right, dan thorn live oakland international airport. thank you, dan, on francisco bay. >> new at 10 and alaska airlines flight hit a

. >> councilman noel gallo met with rodriguez about the concerns and said the city is working to clearhe rvs on both east eighth street and ninth streets. but he did not give a timeframe on when that might happen. >>> four years after the death of george floyd, people in minnesota gathered on saturday and what is now known as george floyd square. it was what happened in this video, in a video that caused it. this video. police officer derek chauvin kneeling on george floyd's neck for nine minutes and he repeatedly saying he cannot breathe. thousands took this the streets and the bay area calling for police reforms to protect the lives of black people but what changes have we actually seen over the last four years and the bay area? after some called for defining the police, san francisco's annual police budget has grown from $656 million a few years ago to over $785 million . oakland did take several million away from the police in 2020 but has since recovered and then some. we spoke of a professor of public policy at uc berkeley about the state of policing and the bay area and he said

. >> but business leaders and city leaders such as councilmember noel gallo said the name change is going to be good for the airport in oakland, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> santa rosa man convicted of murder was sentenced yesterday to 20 years to life in prison, wanted martinez was arrested back in june of 2022. for killing a man in the windsor area. so after killing the victim, martinez attempted to pose as a kidnapper and extort the victim's girlfriend for over $100,000. martinez was eventually arrested and confessed leading investigators to the body. the state attorney, karla rodriguez says the actions for martinez warranted a potential life sentence. and it is pleased with the judge's verdict. let's head of the south bay is a man was shot and seriously injured in san jose. this happened at highway 2.80, off ramp at mclellan avenue wednesday evening. route was blocked off for hours but was reopened. victim is in critical but stable condition at the moment. there is no suspect or a motive for the shooting. well, santa clara county authorities made one of the largest fentanyl seizures eve

mcclymonds high school this weekend joined by a lineup of community leaders, including councilmember noel gallo. he's fine for rebecca kaplan scene and filed the initial paperwork this week. he's got 8 other candidates also tryin- for the job. he says he believes his experience as police chief qualifies him. armstrong is also remember suing oakland for wrongful termination. president biden laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier from memorial day to day. he was at arlington national cemetery in virginia, also delivered his annual memorial day address. he says since he took office, he assigned more than 30 bipartisan bills to help veterans. and they also talked about and remembered his son beau who served in iraq and died 2015 of brain cancer. memorial day. also a time to remember the hard work and bravery of 2 groups of connected to world war. 2 not always talked about as much, but if not for the efforts of the women commonly known as the rosie's here at home and the covert operations of the so-called ghost army overseas, our world war, 2 history could look very different. >> this year

. >> and today we did speak to oakland city council member noel gallo, who says the new police chief work cut out for him. i have never seen oaklin at this level when it comes to public safety, and for me, the most important position in any city, any government is the police chief position because public safety, it is number one. >> it is a number one priority of any city, any county, any state, in any country. >> councilman gallo says he would have preferred the mayor have hired somebody local, but says he plans to work with the new chief and also hopes he can gain the trust and confidence of the community. >> the giants are looking to defend the bay as the team hosts the dodgers at oracle park tonight, but some ticket providers are saying the dodgers already have a slight edge coming into this series. vivid seats fan forecast projects over the next three games, 51% of the seats at oracle park will be filled with dodgers fans. this is the first time this season the giants are hosting their rival. the two teams played in los angeles back in early april, and the dodgers won all three

mcclymonds high school and he was joined by a lineup of community leaders, including councilmember noel galloong is vying for rebecca kaplan's seat and faces 8 other candidates. and he is diving into politics all the while at the very same time suing oakland for wrongful termination. >> and with the november election approaching the music, climate and danced vote fest in berkeley is happening. it's actually going to be tonight at the front and side which club in the downtown berkeley arts district. it's set to kick off at 07:00pm. tickets are available at the door or you can purchase them on the event website, local officials will be giving brief talks to help get out the vote. also happening an assembly member, matt, any plans to introduce a bill that aims to remove cancerous chemicals that have been found in firefighters, uniforms, according to the bill forever, chemicals are found in these uniforms and they're known to be carcinogens. previous studies link these chemicals to cancer and other serious health effects. they also found the exposure to them leads to higher rates of cancer among

he was joined by some community leaders, including councilmember noel gallo.c vying for rebecca kaplan, sate filed the initial paperwork this week. he is facing 8 other candidates for the job. he says he believes his experience as chief qualifies him. armstrong is also suing oakland for wrongful termination. time to put away the skis and snowboards. the tahoe ski season is officially closed. a palace states tahoe was operating lifts until apparently they were doing that until earlier today. kirkwood and sugar bowl wrapped up seasons april 28th. the resort's now getting ready to host summer activities, including mountain biking. but let's talk about our weather right now around here. let's go back to kyler. >> yeah, you know, are going to say i love tahoe in the summer when the sun is out and it's beautiful out there. it is a great place to be. so let's take a look at our weather and you can see that we're talking about memorial day today. temperatures 50's out of the coast sunday 60's and 70's around the bay. and then even a few 80's inland and warmer spots. s

high over the weekend where he was joined by various community leaders, including councilmember noel galloecca kaplan seat along with 8 other candidates. and he's diving into politics while the same time he's suing the city of oakland for wrongful termination. and the november election is approaching and the music, lima and dance vote fast is happening in berkeley. it's tonight at the freight salvage club in the downtown berkeley arts district. it starts at 07:00pm. you can buy tickets on their website or you can get them at the door and local officials at that time will give some brief talks as well to try to help get out the vote. >> well, kron 4 continuing our coverage of a api heritage month. and today kron four's vicki liviakis introduces us to a fashion designer bernice pan who is creating fashion that sustainable and adaptable. >> so we called this year's campaign beauty in every stitch. bernice pan has a thing for style. she's a phd in fashion. innovation an organic cotton. worried that fast fashion is creating mountains of discarded clothes dumped in places that are out of sight.

. >> but business leaders and city leaders such as councilmember noel gallo said the name change is going to be good for the airport in oakland, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> well, 908, is a time. check this out. and alaska airlines flight hit a bird while it was landing at sfo. this was yesterday afternoon. and here in the photo, you can see the damage to the plane's engine cowling that dan, you see there in the upper left corner of that silver ring. alaska airlines says that after that flight from boston landed the plane was pulled out of service and sent for inspection. no emergency had to be declared. everybody on board was just fine. >> it's 908, and a santa rosa man convicted of murder was sentenced yesterday to 20 years to life in prison. juan antonio martinez was arrested in june of 2022. for killing a man in the windsor area. and after killing in martinez attempted to pose as a kidnapper and extort the victim's girlfriend of $100,000. he was eventually arrested and confessed and led investigators to the body. >> 908, is a time in the south bay. a man is shot and seriously injured in

. >> but business leaders and city leaders such as councilmember noel gallo said the name change is going to be good for the airport in oakland, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> well, speaking of flying in alaska airlines flight hit a bird while landing at sfo. this was yesterday afternoon. you can see this photo that dent there on the plane's engine cowling in the upper left corner of that. so over ring you see that dent. yeah. alaska airlines says this was a flight from boston pulled after it landed. it was pulled from service. it's been taken out for inspection. no emergency had to be declared again. it was just strike that didn't go into the engine itself. >> 808, right now. santa clara county authorities madn one of the biggest fentanyl seizures ever. and it was drugs that were all around. >> a baby. they found 13 pounds of drugs under a baby's crib at a home in san jose which they rated on wednesday. they found 25,000 fentanyl pills in a backpack. they found marijuana a few feet away from babies play pen and they found cocaine right next to the baby's formula in the kitchen. the childs pa

councilmember noel gallo, among them, armstrong is vying for rebecca kaplan seat and he faces 8 other candidates. he's diving into politics while at the same time still suing the city of oakland for wrongful termination. >> and with the november election approaching the music climate and dance vote fest is going to be taking place in berkeley. that will be tonight at the freight and salvage club in the downtown berkeley arts district. it starts at 07:00pm. you can get tickets at the door or you can on the event website. local officials are going to be there giving brief talks to help get out the vote. well, happening today, assembly member matt plans to announce a bill aimed at removing cancerous chemicals found in firefighting uniforms. so according to the bill forever, chemicals are found in these uniforms. they're known to be carcinogens. previous studies have linked them to cancer and other serious health effects. they also found the exposure to them leads to higher rates of cancer among firefighters. if the bill passes, it would ban these chemicals are being used in firefighting

. >> but business leaders and city leaders such as councilmember noel gallo said the name change is going to be good for the airport in oakland, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> all right, dan, thank you. 606, is the time. and and alaska airlines flight had. look at this. a bird strike while it was landing at sfo. this happened yesterday afternoon. see that dent on the planes how lafayette upper left silver that dan? yeah, that's where the bird struck. fleet struck just the edge of the cowling. alaska airlines says after the flight from boston landed the plane was pulled from service for inspection. no emergency was declared so they were able to land just fine. likely that bird hit the outside of the engine cover. the birds sees it that way. i think the bird calls it a plane strike. i think they're like the plane hit me. i didn't 607. right now. santa rosa man convicted of murder was sentenced yesterday to won t years. >> to life in prison for juan antonio martinez. he was arrested in june of 2022. for killing a man in the windsor area after killing the victim, martinez attempted to pose as a k

joined by bunch of the community leaders, including councilmember noel gallo.rebecca kaplan. see the faces. 8 other candidates. and he's diving into politics while at the same time suing oakland for wrongful termination. with the november election, approaching the music climate dance vote fest in berkeley is happening. it's tonight at the freight and salvage club in downtown berkeley. the arts district there starts at 7 o'clock and tickets are available at the door or on their website. the local officials are beginning some brief talks at that time to get out the vote. >> let's go to the east bay now where alameda will be hosting its 56th annual sandcastle and sandcastle sculpture contest this saturday. the city says it's free to enter. look at the talent on display here. event, registration starts at 9 o'clock. so in about 20 minutes, they say all the work should be finished by noon or the arrival of the first judge. judges will be awarded points based on a number of categories, including originality of design. details neatness technique. the contest is going

. >> but business leaders and city leaders such as councilmember noel gallo said the name change is going to be good for the airport in oakland, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> 708, is the time. and alaska airlines flight hit a bird while landing at sfo. it happened yesterday afternoon. you can see the debt there on the plane's engine cowling on the upper left edge. alaska airlines says that after that flight from boston landed the plane was pulled out of service. it's going to be inspected now. no emergency had to be declared as it landed there safely. in the south bay. a man has been shot and seriously injured in san jose. it happened at the highway 2.80, off ramp at mclaughlin avenue was wednesday evening. that rapid to be blocked off for hours as they investigated. it's all open now. we understand the victim is in critical but stable condition at the moment. there's no suspect or motive for this shooting. we'll have to see what the investigation reveals and 709, and in santa clara county, a baby surrounded by drugs. one of the biggest fentanyl seizures. evers, a police found 13 pounds of t

. >> but business leaders and city leaders such as councilmember noel gallo said the name change is going to be good for the airport in oakland, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> 10, 0, 8, right now. and in the south bay found a baby surrounded by drugs. it was the biggest or one of the biggest fentanyl seizures ever. the authorities from 13 pounds of fentanyl under a baby's crib in a home in san jose. the raid that on wednesday they found 25,000 fentanyl pills in a backpack under the crib. they found marijuana just a few feet away from the baby's play pen and authorities found cocaine right next to the baby's formula in the kitchen. a child, i guess is ok, we haven't heard anything about that. we do know that the baby's parents are in custody. 27 year-old octavia marino and 23 year-old crystal delgado. they are facing multiple charges. >> well, later this morning, governor gavin newsom is expected to unveil his updated budget for the upcoming fiscal year. and there are tough choices and decisions to be made. let's find out more now from kron four's michael thomas morning hey, good morning, ever

he was joined by a lineup of community leaders, including councilmember noel gallo. he is right now vying for rebecca kaplan seat and filed the initial paperwork with the city office last week. armstrong is facing 8 other candidates for kaplan seat. he says that he believes his experience as police chief qualifies him for the job. armstrong is right now. diving into politics at a time where he is suing the city of oakland for wrongful termination. events across the bay area honoring our country's fallen men and women. this memorial day weekend in san francisco scouts in veterans gathered at ational en gate cemetery to place the american flags at the graves of fallen soldiers. the cemetery is the final resting place of 15 medal of honor recipients. this is a service project that started back in 1949. but the greater st. louis council that decorated 190,000 graves at jefferson barracks, national cemetery. in every sense it has become one of the largest service projects in the country. >> chance to do seen the flags out here, but never actually participated in because i

he was joined by a lineup of community leaders, including councilmember noel gallo. kaplan seat. he faces 8 other candidates there. armstrong is diving into politics while the same time suing oakland for wrongful termination. tonight, the berkeley city council is holding a special election for its district 4 seat, which covers downtown and central berkeley. this follows after kate harrison resigned in january saying processes are, quote, broken. harrison was first elected to the berkeley city council in 2017. she is currently running to be the city's mayor. 4 candidates won her seat and we'll follow the story and let you know who is elected once the results are out. in the east bay, many families headed to the shore as the summer season. you know, it's officially has started now boating and jet skiing, a very popu ar. you'll see a lot of the happening of the pittsburgh marinas. the temperatures get hotter in the weeks to come and water. safety has been top of mind for many families under state law. children under 13 of age on a moving recreational vessel are required

high school over the weekend, joined by a lineup of community leaders, including councilmember noel gallois vying for rebecca kaplan, c and he faces 8 other candidates. he is diving into politics while at the same time suing oakland for wrongful termination. and kron 4 is your local election headquarters. and tonight the city council holds a special election for their district 4 seat that covers downtown and central berkeley that after kate harrison resign in january saying that berkeley's processes are, quote, broken. harrison was first elected to the city council in 2017 and she's currently now running to be the mayor of berkeley. 4 candidates are vying for her seat and we're going to follow that story and tell you who is elected and what ends up happening there in berkeley. okay. >> 6.40 on the clock. and with the november election approaching the music climate and dance vote fest in berkeley is scheduled to happen. it's tonight at the freight and south which club in the downtown berkeley arts district starts at 07:00pm. tickets are available at the door or the event website. local off

. >> but business leaders and city leaders such as councilmember noel gallo said the name change is goingbe good for the airport in oakland, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> and the airport director from sfo, you garza terrell has announced his plans to retire at the end of 2024, he has served as airport director since 2016, his career with airport began in 1994 as a program manager of transit managing the airtran and bark projects in the airports. 3 billion dollar master plan. a search for the masks sfo director will be conducted in the coming months and during that time, so terrible remain in his position and oversee the transition. 2 new leadership. california has a budget deficit that that's projected about 27.6 billion dollars. this is according to governor gavin newsom. and right now he is unveiling his updated budget of that 288 billion dollars for the upcoming fiscal year. this deficit is smaller than the 38 billion dollars newsom anticipated in january. that's because it does not take into account 17.3 billion dollars worth a budget actions. he and lawmakers have agreed to take to clos

this morning, i spoke to city council member noel gallo and he told me that is unacceptable. >> if you say police public safety related item and the police department needs to be involved in it, take leadership role because they do this for a living. you know, we at the council level, you know, most of us, all we do is talk, talk, talk, talk about it. but i need to rely on the department that has responsibility when it comes to public safety. and that is our police department. >> and gallo told me, despite kind of the bits of blame that this report puts on, a number of different departments, he says ultimately, the mayor and the city administrator need to be held accountable. city staff have been working on the grant pretty much up until minutes before the deadline, with more than one person in different departments sharing a login credential. the report also mentions the number of people serving in interim positions during the application process. that included the city administrator, the police chief, as well as the pd director. three different departments that put their hands on tha

he was joined by community leaders including councilmember noel gallo.or council member rebecca kaplan seat and faces off against 8 other candidates. armstrong is diving into politics while at the same time suing the city of oakland for wrongful termination. >> coming up on the kron, 4 morning news, a popular water brand faces a recall. what the fda wants you to know. plus, a south bay couple gets creative with their new coffee venture. the unusual vehicle helping them grew their dreams. >> get a robot down here to deliver coffee for us. here's a look at what it looks like today. lots of sunshine. those temperatures for the most part in the 70's for the bay and inland pushing near 80 and we'll do it again tomorrow. look at your memorial day weekend. forecast calls for to. good morning and welcome back to kron. 4 morning news live shot coming in from the market and you can see from the shot. but the trees in the foreground. they're all lit up. so. >> it's a little bit of that hazy sunshine already at this hour. and we're not done yet. it's only 8 o'clock