and mayor schaff call it is arson an evil act. >> it's something that should leave each and every oneof us speechless and heartbroken. this is not who we are as a city or a community or a society. >>> police say a man connected to the shooting turned himself in on thursday. a $40,000 reward is offered. >>> alameda police are investigating a death near the south shore center shopping area. sky 7 shows police blocking off an area near the lagoon this afternoon. police have not released any information other than to avoid the area. >>> a long walk off a short dock. how a man is havi some days, you just don't have it. not my uncle, though. he's taking trulicity for his type 2 diabetes and now, he's really on his game. once-weekly trulicity lowers your a1c by helping your body release the insulin it's already making. most people reached an a1c under 7%. plus, trulicity can lower your risk of cardiovascular events. it can also help you lose up to 10 pounds. trulicity is for type 2 diabetes. it isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. it's not approved for use in children. don't take trulicity

. >>> mayor schaff is expected to hold a special their money to inaugurate the mural. >>> we have ane on a disappearance that has haunted california for nearly 25 years. >> the man accused of murdering kristin smart is expected to appear in court tomorrow and prosecutors believe that paul flores killed smart during an attempted rape in 1986. he is now facing a single count of first-degree murder. the suspects 80-year-old father is accused of helping his son hide the body. >> the last place where kristin was seen was close to the dorms. we certainly believe that mr. flores dorm room was the crime scene. >> prosecutors say they now believe that they know where smart's body was buried. >>> i don't know what to make of it, we are taking a look at 90 degrees coming up. and we got snow at the same time in the mountains, and of boba shortage. >> i can't speak to the boba shortage, but everything else really does fit in with the spring. this is when you can have snow in the sierra and 90 degrees in the forecast here, which we do. in terms of snow in the sierra today, how is it that you could

. >> okay land mayor libby schaff said this in a tweet, today's verdict a just one and also an indictment. the deep racism that leads to the state sponsored murder of black men like george floyd and too many others must end. >>> in the east bay, oakland officials are prepared for reaction to this verdict. leslie brinkley says the police chief is trying to diffuse concerns about any potential unrest or violence. >> we want to make sure our oakland businesses are taken care of. we can do this in a safe way, okay. >> reporter: before the verdict was announced the police chief went door to door with a message after windows were broken and thieves vandalized businesses last friday. >> i know that we are going experience some more community gatherings. obviously emotions are high because of the chauvin trial i just want to reassure business owners that we're going to be out here in full force to keep everything peaceful. >> reporter: he offered no specifics on what out in force means. the shattered windows represent shattered dreams for some businesses during the pandemic. business owners are d

oakland mayor libby schaff applauded the housing developers for re imagining a space that was once an. >> there were many hard and difficult fights throughout the years around the fate of this property that used to be a polluted industrial sites that was not capable of sort of supporting any wildlife, any activity right here along our beautiful waterfront. but mike, you you had a vision 4 lee animating this beautiful stretch of oakland waterfront. and to make it a home and a place of community gathering not just for those who could afford new luxury apartments. but for those who could not. >> fully complete the brooklyn basin waterfront development will have 3,000 department 465 of which will be available for affordable housing. >> still much more to come tonight here on kron. 4 news at 5. we're well into spring, but you may not know it with some images out of yellowstone. we'll explain. plus the derek chauvin trial now in the hands of the jury. we head live to minneapolis for the latest on what happened during closing arguments today. and yet another weekend of gun violence across am

the project has been years in the making and mayor schaff says the opening couldn't come soon enough. >> this is about a whole, new level of advancing community voice, as we chart the future for our city. >> and it's happening, already. 20 families have already moved into their new homes. >>> well, reopening ahead of schedule. remember, these shocking images of highway 1 in monterey county? a debris flow washed out a 150-foot section of the highway near rat creek. the entire highway has been closed since then. today, cal trans announced it will reopen friday at noon, one week earlier than expected. showing the before and after. crews have been working on repairs, seven days a week, since january 28th. good weather has also helped move this project along, more quickly. >>> all right. we are on monday. we got a ways to go as the week just starts. jeff ranieri's with us. >> yeah, we do. >> two things, right, jeff? allergies and maybe rain at the end of the week? >> yeah. that rainfall. so, so needed here, across the bay area. it's definitely going to help out your allergies and also cont

and that's on the oakland estuary near lake merritt, camaro, libby schaff applauded the housing developersfor re imagining a space that was once an eyesore. >> there were many hard and difficult fights throughout the years around the fate of this property that used to be a polluted industrial sites that was not capable of sort of supporting any wildlife, any activity right here along our beautiful waterfront. but mike, you you had a vision 4 lee animating this beautiful stretch of oakland waterfront. and to make it a home and a place of community gathering not just for those who could afford new luxury apartments. but for those who could not. >> when fully completed the brooklyn bazan waterfront development will have 3,000 apartments. 465 of those will be affordable housing. >> next in sports. steph curry has yet another milestone tonight in philly and gets the best of little brother >> a new group is working to remove barriers that block lgbtq plus individuals from accessing in participating in fitness health and wellness programs it is the out foundation. that's a national organization.

mayor libby schaffe says it is a reminder of how far the community be has come and how much work still needs to be done. >> this is our moment to rise from the ashes of what has been such a tragic and difficult year. >> the united nations says worldwide hunger and food insecurity skyrocketed because of the pandemic. >> well, travel appears to be picking up again. check out the crowds. our cameras captured at sfo today. officials say increased vaccination numbers appear to be playing a big role. as a reminder, the cdc has eased travel restrictions. fully vaccinated people can travel domestically without having to quarantine when they get back home, but international travel is still, you know, not encouraged. >> okay. let's stay around the bay area because the weather is going to be fabulous this weekend, and jeff is going to tell us which day to go to the beach. >> yeah, i like that idea, janelle. you know, stay-cation never gets old in the bay area, right? there is always something you want to do. go to saucelito. how powerful the sun will be in the higher temperatures. i'll be back wi

mayor libby schaff and san francisco mayor london breed joined other big-city mayors in the fight nowo prevent homelessness in the state. big job. they're asking the state legislature to pass a proposal that would set aside 20 billion dollars over 5 years to reduce homelessness in california. >> the reality is that not one city can do this along not want to fully address this problem because it's clearly a state wide crisis. we all need more resources to truly faces challenge that we all know what the proven strategies are. our issue is scaling them. and so this is not a new state program. it is investing in evidence-based strategies to prevent. >> and end homelessness. >> the money would be paid out over the course of 5 years, it would be the largest allocation of funds dedicated to fighting the homeless crisis in the country. we reached out to the governor's office for a statement in response to the mayor's request. his office says the governor is reviewing many proposals. santa clara county officials are moving forward with a new temporary shelter for people who are experiencing ho