theresa owe and touched on this in an earlier answer. the fact that both finland and sweden essentially broke there of strict neutrality is when they joined the you, when they became partners to nato in the 990 s. i'm curious from your perspective, would they have, have to have joint nato at some point any way or, or was joining nato really a nonstarter until russia invaded ukraine? i think that they are very careful balancing at and carefully cultivated neutrality . finland has a different form of neutrality compared to sweden, but sweden, historically, as i noted, 200 years of 2 centuries, hooton's actions and ukraine. how upset their calculus. they realize they cannot be safe at this partnership level with nato. and that the only thing that will keep their civilian safe because it's overwhelming, it's about 77 percent of the population wants them to join nato. this is unheard of and they want to do it together because in sweden, i kind of partners and all of this. and most analysts assume that sweden would be 1st and then that would f

it's not really about the short term, even though as theresa. i think a said that a switch has split, but it, but it is with a long term with a long term outlook. if that is not too paradoxical, probably no. go ahead are to that. but, but if i can, just finally, if i can just just briefly, i just re fi this to your question that yeah, and obviously in the long term picture fin and sweden populations are very, very angry right now. but if russia wants to, we'll back from it's aggression, i'm sure both states will keep the door open. we'll keep the channel for dialogue open to talk russia out of some of it's brutal aggression that we're seeing in ukraine right now. probably despite what russia might be saying publicly, just how concerned is moscow about the possibility of finland and sweden joining nato. oh, there's the plastic. oh, no things that russia cannot deal at the same time with ukraine and the, the expansion of finland and sweden joining nato. they're simply not enough. my capability for all those talk about the military technical measur

could you imagine this happening under theresa may? of course _ this happening under theresa may?an't. i think it would be hard to— course he can't. i think it would be hard to imagine, i think prime ministers _ hard to imagine, i think prime ministers like david cameron and gordon— ministers like david cameron and gordon brown would be much more mindfui— gordon brown would be much more mindful of— gordon brown would be much more mindful of their reputation. but boris _ mindful of their reputation. but borisjohnson seems much more careless — borisjohnson seems much more careless about that, or indulgent of colleagues as they met up and had a drink _ colleagues as they met up and had a drink and _ colleagues as they met up and had a drink and it — colleagues as they met up and had a drink. and itjust sets a drink. and it just sets a terrible tone _ drink. and it just sets a terrible tone i— drink. and it just sets a terrible tone. i think that's what sue gray needs to — tone. i think that's what sue gray needs to get to the bottom of, or will want — needs to get to the bottom of, o

thank you very much, theresa. let's get over to the weather center where we've got rain is standing by with the forecast this morning. as we're looking at today, the warm-up beginning, of those bears like the warmer temperatures. they probably do. they do they may be out certainly be a warm one. we've got clear skies are looking at coit tower right now. so remember yesterday we have all those windy conditions. well, due to this high-pressure system that situated right over the eastern pacific. we're warming up. those winds are also died down for us. the north bay mountains, winds are still pretty gusty up there. so keep that in mind. highs for today. the warm-up begins. so we're looking at 80's across the map from the les hill to concord out an antioch livermore. 84 san jose, morgan hill, 80 81 mid 70's and fremont hayward and in oakland mill valley, you're at 74 and a vital 78 santa rosa. 81 and half moon bay 60, which is pretty warm, certainly for that area. we're looking at our 7 day. so if you thought today wa

theresa stasi, back to you guys. >> forecast theresa, thanks so much. if you are among the many people hitting the road for memorial day weekend, aaa has it does this every year list of the best and worst times to drive. they considered today up until 7 a bad time ago that windows closing soon. people have been urged to leave early tomorrow instead or late at night saturday and sunday lead by 10:00am if you're heading home they say also lead by 10 in the morning, we have other details on our website. kron 4 dot com. >> if you are going on a trip this holiday weekend, expect to pay some record high gas prices according to triple a you can expect to pay more than $6 a gallon just about anywhere. you look, napa has the most expensive gas in the bay area on average at 6.32. a gallon. the lowest price gas is in area at $6.9. a gallon. a woman kneels next to tiny white crosses lining the grass outside robb elementary school in texas. and just when we thought that this horrible situation couldn't get any worse, it seems that has mistakes were made in those cri

but for now reporting in livermore, theresa stasi, back to you guys. >> alright theresa, thanks very much. new at 6 police are searching for a man connected to the sacramento mass shooting that left 6 people dead. 12 people were injured. investigators are offering now at $10,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of the 4th suspect. matilda payton police say that he's considered to be armed and dangerous and anyone with information being asked to call 9-1-1. >> in the east bay, police are looking for 2 thieves who were trying to break into a jewelry store in martinez, the store owner sent us that this surveillance video. this happened yesterday early in the morning. and you can see 2 men using tools trying to break the door. police say the thieves were unsuccessful in the burglary and fled the scene in a silver sedan. the store owner told us the coin and jewelry exchange is a family owned business located on alhambra avenue. they also have another story of a lay home which was burglarized last month. the owner said the break-ins have been happening more frequently. >> noisy

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theresa stasi live tonight in vacaville for us. appreciate it. teresa that is a national news and u.s. officials at home and abroad are increasing the urgency for more military assistance and ukraine. our washington correspondent jessi turnure joins us now live with the latest on these were efforts. jesse? >> good evening, vicki and grant president biden is going to receive a firsthand look tomorrow at how some of the missiles that his administration has sent over to ukraine are made right here in the united states. >> and this is kind of to put some more pressure on congress to pass even more funding. >> nobody knows how long this is going to go with a diplomatic solution to end russia's war currently off the table. the biden administration wants to send more weapons to ukraine, including javelin missiles effectively used to defend their country against the russian nation, including 2 in the battle for keene. white house press secretary jen psaki says the u.s. has sent more than 5500 of the missiles to ukraine and on tuesday, president biden wil

may for everyone who declared _ with theresa may for everyone who declared that they send in a letteract and quietly. ratio of 1-2— and another tory mp act and quietly. ratio of 1—2 and the bigger question is ratio of1—2 and the bigger question is that— ratio of 1—2 and the bigger question is that getting to the threshold, you need — is that getting to the threshold, you need to trigger a vote of no confidence and i think we probably will get there and that's the feeling _ will get there and that's the feeling while westminster. the bigger— feeling while westminster. the bigger question is, are there 180 mps were — bigger question is, are there 180 mps were willing to vote against them _ mps were willing to vote against them once the contest comes around and that— them once the contest comes around and that raises a whole different question— and that raises a whole different question about how split they are if they don't— question about how split they are if they don't and those rebels do not dislodge _ they don't and those rebels do not dislodge borisjohnson now. they don't and thos

of course, we're in vacaville and led it to be safe and sound reporting live here in vacaville on theresasi. back to you guys. tree set. >> i mean, it's one thing if he's taking a cat nap. but what if he's hibernating, though, do might be a while. >> i you know, vicki, that's an excellent question. but i don't think that's the according to the officials out here, they said that basically what has happened is that the bear war itself out, which as you can imagine, the bear is young. so it was a, you know, going town looking for, you know, probably garbage

theresa has that story for us. >> our lives can change so quickly. minded when i was shocked. but i never give hope. i chose to make a new start to move ahead to not pull back. i'm nice only things how to walk, how to talk. and i'm i need to make the country safer. >> a powerful message from former u.s. representative gabby giffords speaking to an audience in san francisco on thursday, she shared her ongoing personal recovery from a brain injury after being shot in the head 11 years ago in an assassination attempt and mass shooting during a political event, a better world is possible. >> she doesn't happen overnight and we can't do it alone. joining me, let's move ahead together. >> giffords spoke during a zoom gathering sponsored by manny's, the san francisco community space. giffords launched gun owners for safety following the sandy hook massacre where 20 children and 6 staff members were murdered ever since the organization is work towards preventing gun violence. well supporting the second amendment and fighting for national gun safety measures including universal backgro

theresa stasi has that story. >> the theoretical risk here is that, you know, the state could say you can't discard those embryos. doctor, heather huddleston with ucsf said bixby center for global reproductive health examining the potential supreme court decision to ban legal abortions in the country. >> and how that could possibly stretch over into infertility treatments. quite honestly, i think it would be pretty unlikely to limit fertility treatment access in other states. >> but as you know, with the way that this ruling is, it really leaves it up to states to make rules that they want to make. and that's where it could get complicated and concerning for those needing assistance. the doctor explains typically 5 embryos are created for those undergoing care. >> however, if states pass laws stating that life begins at creation, then only one embryo could be produced in transferred at a time and that could cause problems. you you when you create those biden race, you can kind of keep the best one. >> and so you sort of have a better better pregnancy rate because you're picking one ou

but theresa, are we getting anything on perhaps a tail number or where the plane was based out of any of that information out yet. >> and no great questions can, but we're not getting that much information right now. the park service out here when i asked him specifically, if they're going to be giving us any kind of briefing, they said that they were only going to be putting out information on twitter and that they were not going to be communicating with us at all. so there's no way for us to get that information behind me as you can see, the plane is way up there. so if we can get a better view, will be able to see the tail be able to do some investigation on her own as well. and again, the golden gate national park service just basically saying that they would not be providing us any interviews or any kind of information. they said, as you're mentioning, that people come up here to the marine headlands. they say that the visitors are not going to be impacted in any way to come up here. but there there are a lot of vehicles up here. so if you do plan to come up here, it is going to

back to you guys. >> thank you, theresa other news now, a major drug bust in the east bay landed foreged encinal drug traffickers behind bars as kron four's haaziq madyun reports this happened disturbingly close to a local high school. >> a major drug bust by the alameda county narcotics task force seized 15 pounds of fentanyl, a kilo of heroin and $139,000 in alameda county sheriff her. >> been doing a multi-month investigation on group that's been known to distribute sense of all of and our area, the area this drug bust was on the 2600 block of myrtle avenue in oakland within a stone's throw mcclymonds high school wednesday as classes were letting out for the day. my understanding is about 20 yards away the school parking lot area. however, the sheriff says it is important to note that the school was not a part of the investigation. we believe it was more a coincidence just picking area that the was heavily traffic so they won't stand up. investigators say not a coincidence is an alleged connection to last week's major fentanyl bust west oakland and hayward. this recent case for fo

in fact, on theresa stasi, back to you guys. >> coming up as russia's attack on ukraine continues. california lawmakers are pushing forward with sanctions on russia's economy. how that will affect businesses in california and the chaos continues around. oakland's lake merritt, the changes one council member is calling on to prevent any more crime. plus, as other states ban abortions, more women are coming to california for the procedure. how santa clara county is supporting access to the procedure. and the latest that we're hearing about the supreme court discussion of the issue. 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

afternoon the plane crashed on a ridge north of councilman road in the marin headlands kron four's theresa stasi live for us at the scene with the very latest recent. >> can adjust in. you can see how the conditions are just wicked out here and of course, that is going to be under consideration as the ntsb has been called in to investigate. let's take a look at the video that we we're able to get when the fog cleared for just a short time. as you're mentioning, it was around 2.15 when there was an emergency beacon for a small aircraft was activated. alerting officials, a location in the moran headlands on the north side of the golden gate bridge by sausalito. now, an early search found 2 people dead inside the aircraft. the plane is an experimental vans are the 10, according to the manufacturer's web site. it is an aluminum plane with a standard 6 cylinder aircraft engine. it can seat up to 4 people. first rolled out in 2003, there are about 1000 built and in operation the manufacture states on their website that the planes are known for their high cruise speed with the light clean and sma

theresa back to you guys. >> can't disagree with that. thanks, teresa. >> if you are filling up with gas before heading somewhere out of the bay area, you know, we can expect to pay record high prices. >> good luck finding any place selling gas for under $6 a gallon. napa has the most expensive gas in the bay area. $6 and $0.32 a gallon on average, the cheapest, the area for $6 and $0.9. >> holiday air travel season in full swing at sfo as people head out to their memorial day weekend destinations. and that's where we find kron four's gayle ong. she's joining us live from sfo. gayle. >> catherine and ken, well, it has been fairly quiet this evening, but workers tell me here at the airport, it has been busy in the holiday travel. rush is on and from people you know, getting away to their flights and even renting cars arriving here. they say they have seen an uptick in travel. and one thing that travelers i spoke with tell me is that the airfare has gone up. it was expensive. >> you care to share of it. a last minute for last minute to do i

theresa may also lost the support of her party members, but for a different reason, and in violationcused of violating the law , when asked what was the most audacious act in her life, she remembered how, as a child, she once ran through a field sown with wheat, a throughout the lockdown period. only one photo of the predecessor remains. borisa theresa may stands in line at the supermarket on the right distance from others, and johnson already had these pictures attached to the case in the photo. he is not alone, not on the street and not empty-handed. there are people who remain in history thanks to their words and deeds, and there are those who are remembered only by a gesture. if someday in this country, even as a joke, they decide to erect a monument to borya sud johnson, that is, characterizing his tin. and this is not lan ilyich, stretched forward , pointing to a brighter future no johnson's hand is outstretched, because there is a plastic cup in it a glass of inexpensive wine from a local supermarket, and in front of him is the painted wall of his office on downing street and

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we meet upper geographers trauma hawkins camp and theresa shed idle in the village of my shot and the, our valley. they are trying to establish the precise water levels that occur during the flooding. not easy, given that many of the water gauges along the river got swept away. experts rely on them to analyze and predict flood events. investors tend to be a heist warden. what else? presidio highest warden have a little from his head was peeling this from one country directly to water levels on the outflow. far exceeded any flooding that happened since records began fivefold human. and, you know, we haven't seen water levels like that in recent history. and but if you look at the history of the, our valley, india, and you can see that in fact, these extreme events did occur. they were very rare, but not on known. overcome in 18 o 4, there was flooding in the our valley. the cost similar damage does obviously on a smaller scale because at that point to the valley was less built up top that us tired on myself. nice little in the boat born here in my shows, the storms swept away a number

getting about his leadership are more about his moral authority and what is said to him apart from theresad there and said no words were broken —— rules are broken repeatedly. and is also to us by breaking the rules, almost as if anything he's done justify our apologise is not because she apologises and he learns from sue gray's report and he understands that it's wrong and it's almost as if the outside looking in and i'm sure that a lot of the public would agree with me on this that it almost seems as if he is only sorry that he got caught. so, i think that's on the main the moment. whether this is an ethical government, whether it goes from priti patel for the actual culture of government that boris johnson is supposed to have led. they say phoning tori mps to save hisjob. . j’m they say phoning tori mps to save his 'ob. . �* , , , ., his job. . i'm quite surprised that because it's _ his job. . i'm quite surprised that because it's almost _ his job. . i'm quite surprised that because it's almost as _ his job. . i'm quite surprised that because it's almost as if - his job. . i'm quite su

the roof has been designed to let natural lighting theresa in the reta is to who was preschools project director. her vision is that students learn to adapt to their natural climate. instead of being in air condition, surroundings all the time. or actually our, the initial reaction was that some were very strongly opposed to this school, especially to it not using air conditioning. some said that that child would constantly sweat and prestige also played a role. i think they said my child has always been in air conditioning from when it was born in the hospital to leaving the hospital to going home. and now it's going to school without ac blowing up, a gas it that after a couple of months, the parents attitude changed it in my calendar. again. they started to realize that their child really benefited from the positive side of not using air conditioning, like rarely getting a positive medi a when it comes to air conditioning, changing people's minds. it is an important aspect, says entity expert tobac tobacco energy efficiency is not only that movie, but it's also the behavioral behavior

kron four's theresa tells us what happened next was something straight out of a movie. >> and in thedle of class, i got a text from olivia. telling me to center a recording of me playing a pearl jam song and she said it's worth a shot. >> worth a shot. that was advice. mill valley resident kyle new commenced on after hearing the news. the iconic rock band pearl jam was in a gym after its drama was out with covid and look where the advice leaving. this past friday after impressing the band with his skills, kai filled in for a set performing to a packed house. the oakland arena with pearl jam. i was really >> scared to. and there's to walk up on stage like a couple songs. but for my heart, started racing and then he called and he called me up. and once i saw the crowd lit up it. i kind of freaked out. i think internally. >> yet in action he was in the moment nailing it. >> i tried to not focus on the crowd. because they just kind of elevated the stress and focus on the drumming. >> the 18 year-old marine county resident says that he started playing drums when he was 8. like when i play

. >> the da also said it's too soon to say whether they will seek the death penalty in this case, theresan, 4 news. >> let's check on our 4 zone forecast. a live look outside tonight at the pretty quiet golden gate bridge. things are heating up, though, around the bay. yeah, it felt good today. i mean, the temperatures warming up nicely outside some place moving up into the 80's least in some of the valleys. and what a beautiful evening we have around the bay area. gorgeous skies all the way to the coastline. look at that toward the golden gate bridge. you see a little bit of a is there some of the moisture from the ocean in the bay starting to get ready to form some fog overnight tonight, temperature wise, it's still warm spots inland. you're still looking uncomfortable. 67 degrees right now in san jose. if you want to head out for a little walk about 72 o'clock and 73 in pittsburgh. 71 in fairfield, much cooler out toward the coastline with that sea breeze temperatures there in the 50's. but high pressure really just taking care of us today. more that northerly wind kicking in around th

>>theresa kron, 4 news. >>and now to that major wildfire burning in new mexico. firefighters in new mexico are starting to make some headway and slowing down the country's biggest wildfire burning right now. the flames now at the base of the rocky mountains have burned more than 168,000 acres. it currently covers an area larger than the city of chicago. the fire is about 20% contained. and president biden has issued a federal disaster declaration for the area. continuing to follow the damage left behind by severe weather in oklahoma and texas this week. at least 8 tornadoes touched down in the southern plains, homes, schools and businesses were destroyed. correspondent markie martin has a look at some of that damage. >>severe spring weather causing widespread damage across oklahoma and texas. a massive tornado touching down in seminole, oklahoma about an hour outside oklahoma city. this charter school taking a direct hit. this is the door that my husband and my 15 year-old son tried to hold shot as the tornado came through teacher, tiffany coker riding out the st

after al jazeera journalist, theresa buckley was shot dead by israeli forces. and there have been defined messages from palestinians as a rally in the gaza strip. they flew balloons, bearing the names of cities, occupied by israel in 1948, nearly 800000 palestinians were driven from their homes. when israel was founded, one off would be heard that we want to say to this occupation that we will not allow any crime against jerusalem and lock saw or against old palestinian people. but in any foolishness committed by the occupational opened, the gates of hell were in the resistance, were remains of shield answered, the defense, jerusalem and alexa, you are and demonstrations have also been held in various american cities in solidarity with palestinians. many protest as voice their anger to against the killing of sharina broccoli. police are praising the bravery of parishioners after a chuck shooting in the u. s. state of california. one person was killed and 4 others critically wounded. in the attack in laguna woods on sunday police, the suspected gunman was stoppe

theresa kron, 4 news and now to our drought emergency. more restrictions could be coming when it comes to water use today. >> california water regulators approved a requirement for local water agencies to move into what's called their level to water contingency plans, which assumes a water shortage of about 20%. local agencies now get about 2 weeks to put those new rules into place. they can include cutting down on outdoor water, use and incentivizing people to use more efficient appliances. >> to use them as a tool to see if they can work. to see if we can have more tailored approaches and importantly, see the the outcomes we all collectively need to given the challenges that not just california but their requests case on usage. >> the board also approved a statewide ban on watering decorative lawns and businesses and institutions. violators could be fined by any agency that enforces penalties. meantime, governor newsome tweeted in response, california is in severe drought, water agencies and californians need to step up. we're hopeful t

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theresa may was prime minister, jeremy corbyn was labour leader, arlene foster led the dup and carwynjoneses. coronavirus wasn't a word many of us were familiar with. but many of the issues relevant to local elections remain the same, from care for the elderly to bin collections, road maintenance and access to libraries. so let's run through where votes are taking place. we'll start in northern ireland, where 90 mlas will be elected to the assembly. these are the results from 2017, the dup winning one more seat than sinn fein. now, recent polls have put sinn fein in the lead and if they win the most seats, they would get to nominate a first minister for the first time. in england, 1a6 councils are being contested. that includes all 32 london boroughs, plus most other big towns and cities. not many elections in rural areas, so labour are defending most seats. the liberal democrats are hoping to make gains this year. there are also a handful of mayoral elections. in 2018, labour and the conservatives were pretty level in overall national share in england. this is one of the best ways to meas

theresa stasi report for us tonight. the da says this bust is just the first of many to come as they look to crack down on this pervasive cry. >> take a look at these phones, computers, electronics, just some of the 1000 items discovered monday when a special san francisco de a task force served a search warrant at a bubble tea shop in san francisco. the cash dha says the small fraction of stolen goods recovered from smash and grabs and other crimes. we know that. >> the operation we've uncovered and made an arrest in yesterday is a massive global operation shipping across united states and across the world. >> coined operation auto pilot. >> da says the team use rental cars baited with high value items in armed with tracking devices to go after thieves. one of the things we saw in the course of this operation was that a lot of the stolen goods we're tracking. >> we're ending up in the same boba shop on were country. and we saw not only goods that came from our operation that were part of our operation. but we also saw.

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proffers theresa explains how.class i got a text from olivia. >> telling me to center the recording of me playing a pearl jam song and she said it's worth a shot. >> worth a shot. that was advice. mill valley resident kyle new commenced on after hearing the news. the iconic rock band pearl jam was in a jam after its drama was out with covid and look where the advice leaving. this past friday after impressing the band with his skills, kai filled in for a set performing to a packed house. the oakland arena with pearl jam. i was really >> scared to. and there's to walk up on stage like a couple songs. but for my heart, started racing and then he called that he called me up. and once i saw the crowd lit up it. i kind of freaked out. i think internally. >> yet in action he was in the moment nailing it. >> i tried to not focus on the crowd. because they just kind of elevated the stress and focus on the drumming. >> the 18 year-old marine county resident says that he started playing drums when he was 8. like when i play,

theresa kron. 4 news. if you happen to miss our 30 minute sit-down with san francisco dha somebody why you'll have another chance to watch it in prime time this week. >> the da addresses the recall election along with issues including burglaries, drug dealing in hate crimes. the a replay of our one-on-one interview airs this thursday at 09:30pm, right here on kron 4. >> today is national fentanyl awareness day in the south bay elected officials in santa clara county kicked off a new effort to raise awareness. but the dangers the drug poses. health officials say that 328 people have died for me. they're taking fentanyl accidentally or being poisoned. santa clara county district attorney jeff rosen says the dangers of fentanyl cannot be underestimated. >> one of the deadly facets of fentanyl that is so awful. is that the people who use it for the first time as an experiment. our on weny the thinking they're taking something else for the first time are especially susceptible to poisoning and death. just a few

today there's been drifted into a neighborhood in vacaville is kron four's theresa reports bears thought to be a juvenile male and officials say they have a plan to safely get the bear back where it belongs. >> i'm here in vacaville. this bear has caused quite a commotion. we have been told that in the afternoon hours the bear actually settle down and took a mask. >> sounds like you kind of warm self out today. kind of running across town. that was a vacaville police sergeant frank hero. >> this situation, mister pirro says all started sunday when residents reported seeing a bear police came out, didn't see anything. but then the bear showed up in the early morning hours and ended up here on the 200 block of orchard avenue in vacaville. >> we're going to try to stay out of the situations must as much as we possibly can allowing this animal to kind of go where he needs to go. the biggest things we want to make sure that our community knows to stay away from the bear. i know it's exciting and we all want to get out and get photographs and video of the bear. but you have to remember he is a

theresa, thanks for being on this news out. as we heard from our correspondence, there was a lot of commentary in the laid up to put in speech that it could be used to officially declare war. but while it was defined speech, he made no major announcements. how do you interpret that? i think it's very significant, many russian analysts said that we shouldn't put so much emphasis on the may 9th victory date celebration in moscow. and so the high expectation that there we put in, we need to refurbish all of the soldiers by having declaring war he could actually have nationalization of that population and draft for soldiers. but in the speech, he did note that don boss is russian territory. you cannot declare war on your own territory. so the narrative coming out of moscow is that this is rushing territory and there are other ways to get more soldiers. i mean, i, but i lived in moscow. sometimes people would just be rounded up at the metro station in a very ad hoc fac fashion. so there's no need really to declare war on this and mi

theresa kron, 4 news. >> well, it right now you're going to want to get, you know, your evacuation zone told you yesterday we have a link on our web site with advice on what to put in that go back so that you can be fully prepared. one wildfire season really feel. here we go all right. but at least we're not going to re ps today quite as much. what we lose a couple degrees. are you going to feel it depends on where you're talking. says some coastal areas will get a touch cooler or inland areas yet to tap into that sea breeze just yet. so still just as hot as yesterday. >> at the coastline, golden gate bridge looks really good. it's not going to look like this tomorrow. we're going to see the return of fog right through the golden gate. that's really going to start to cool us down on into your thursday. as far as today's goes, you can see skies are clear at the coast all the way inland. we will be in for a slightly cooler day for areas like oakland up to richmond and on the peninsula inland areas. you've got to wait another day for it. vacaville napa fairfield still breezy today because

theresa kron, 4 news. >> all part of living in california.wildfires and the gets the worse and worse every year. it seems. and this year looks like just off to a off to a hot start, not even summer yet. and i really feel for people who are working outside yesterday and again today, it's going to be hot job. yeah, it's a tough one to be out there during the afternoon. hopefully the boss is letting you get a little extra early because working out there right now is a okay. it's later in the day or it's not so fun anymore. san jose looks beautiful. still feels really good out there. you're hanging out in the 60's this morning before we work our way back into the 90's for san jose in the inland east bay as well as parts of the north bay. later on today, coastal areas will be cool and clear. today's the last really nice day to get out to the coast before return of some cloud cover and fog tomorrow. still windy, especially for inland areas. and that is resulting in that red flag warning still in effect through 11:00am. so fire danger is still very

kron four's theresa has the details. >> 3 counts of murder each and other serious crimes.se are the charges against these 2 brothers, smiley and dandre martin announced by the sacramento district attorney. >> there were over 100 shell casings recovered from this scene. there have been countless witnesses that have been interviewed by law enforcement. some are co-operative and some are not. detectives. those currently using all resources available to them. but i would ask if any members of the public have any information about his whereabouts. >> to please contact the police department or contact crime stoppers. investigators quickly revealed the mass shooting involved 2 rival gangs, although 6 people died. the 3 suspects are only being charged for killing 3 people described by prosecutors as innocent bystanders. one question why the brothers in peyton are not charged with killing the others who died that night. the da explained a change in the law, prevented them from doing so why no charges for the 12 other people that were shot. this is an ongoing investigation. that is

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four's theresa was there at the scene of the crash and has more. >> here's what we know right now is around 2.15, when there gency beacon for a small aircraft was activated and the location was here in the headlands on the north side in golden gate bridge by sausalito. you can see right here, what search crews found the plane right here is an experimental vans. rv 10. you can see how extremely foggy it is out here. but there has been no determination of that wasn't the cause of the crash. according to the manufacturer's website, it is an aluminum playing with a standard cylinder aircraft engine. it's can seat up to 4 people. first rolled out in 2003. there are about 1000 built and in operation the manufacture states on their website that the planes are known. >> for their high cruise speed from a light and clean small airframe. an inter agency team, including the national park service. >> wright county sheriff's department and their search and rescue unit. the u.s. coast guard faa and ntsb are investigating the crash site earlier teams used to fire road to get closer to the site. the

theresa kron, 4 news. >> wow. coming up on the ground for morning news, the warriors right? on court practicing for game one of the western conference finals. we're going hear how the team is feeling about taking on the mavericks. >> later skies today. but most noticeably just a warmer day ahead of us. we're back to the 80's inland back to the 70's by the bay getting even warmer into tomorrow. all that all free in your forecast. >> and traffic is picking up as more people start to hit the roads will take a look at that. have those drive times. once we get back from break. >> 6.44 right now an amber heard return to the witness stand in the johnny depp. defamation can case against her. the actress claim that death was violent and hallucinated during their relationship. hurd told jurors she was physically and sexually abused on multiple occasions during her brief marriage to depp. he was talking to people who aren't there. >> meaning people who are not in the room, he was communicating with people and sounds and voices that weren't there. i know because i was sometimes in the r

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theresa kron. 4 news. >> 6.41. and if you're going to buy a puppy, make sure it's real.an jose couple paid $2000 for a pomeranian puppy. they were scammed. so they thought they were buying this cute little teacup. pomeranian named jake. well, it turns out, jake doesn't exist back in april of 2020, the couple was shopping on line looking to adopt a pomeranian. they said, oh, he's cute. $600 to well, then they had to pay an additional $1400 2, because the seller had what we have to avoid. if you want to avoid the puppy being held in covid quarantine, that's how much it takes. so that all k. >> then they got another requesting. well, you need to pay $1300 for a quote, permitting fee. >> and that's when they realize jakes never coming. a woman in san antonio, texas. it turns out. has been convicted of this. there are bank records that they found that show that she did the same thing to about 75 people. more about what they've been doing here for months. meanwhile, after the break, tech smart has a look at the cookie crumbled trail. your leaving behind on search engines are g

kron four's theresa to explain. >> the the implementation of zone haven and san mateo county was theent it was really predicated on this idea that evacuations didn't have to be a kind of constructed in the heat of the moment. >> jonathan is the deputy fire chief of san mateo calif fire division working in the fire service for decades. he has seen firsthand the horror of wildfires and the chaos that can bring to a community. that is why he says the program called zone haven can be so helpful. >> this is really important because the dispatchers are getting 9-1-1. calls the public wants to know the zone that are back. you waited and even first responders that are coming into the zones want to know which areas are evacuating, which are. >> so that was really the idea behind zone haven. and it's really groans grown from their explains that zone haven is a natural software program that assigns numbers to areas and communities using it. hence the catch phrase. >> know your zone a in the past. what would have a big out the future? sure he's. and then try to communicate sharp minds to the pub

we are living in challenging time, but we are up for the challenge. >> theresa kron, 4 news. advocates for stricter gun laws say they're planning a second march for our lives protest in washington, d.c.. >> now the first demonstration was held in 2018 after the mass shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida, where 17 students and staff members were killed. david hogg. he's a survivor of that shooting and the founder of march for our lives says, quote, it's time democrats, republicans, gun owners and non gun owners come together. this next rally is going to be set for saturday, june 11th. that's going to be in our nation's capital. well, a gun bill that mimics the structure of texas's abortion law is now headed to the california senate. >> the bill would allow private citizens, the state attorney and local governments to sue gun manufacturers and sellers. if they violate the state's assault weapons ban or other gun control measures, the state assembly passed the bill yesterday. the goal is to use the lawsuit to hold gun industry representatives acco