4 morning news to people in the hospital with life-threatening injuries after a stabbing in san jose. waymo gets the green light to expand its driverless cars here in the bay area. could be more proud announce today record breaking tourism numbers in the state of california. and governor gavin newsom says california's tourism industry is back and better than it was before the pandemic. but what about san francisco? >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> good morning and thanks for waking up with us. i'm darya and i'm james on this monday morning. >> first full week of the month of may has and we have

nice to mayo today. bright? yeah. luckily the weather opened up beautifully for cinco de on saturday. it did. then the skies opened up. you can see it's clear sailing or whatever you want fly. and today, yes, saturday was a rough one for sure. kinda felt like march or february. it was cold, windy and wet. >> and we saw abou- our entire month's worth of rainfall from a in just a few hours early. so it was something. but we cleared out yesterday and today we're staying that way. little bit breezy out there and definitely chilly on this clear morning. got the cruise ship pulled up there at the embarcadero on such a cool start to the day. look at some of these temperatures. in fact, earlier this morning, a few for coastal spots fill into the 30's pacifica and point raise down in the 30's earlier point race is still there. most of us are starting to see temperatures rise now. and that's due to just how clear it is out there. temperatures in the mid to upper 60's this afternoon. very similar to where we were yesterday. i'll be talking

gradually warming temperatures in the rest of the forecast. still ahead, michael thomas in for a this morning on the >> hey, good morning, everyone. happy monday. if you're heading out this morning, the roads don't look too bad. and for some drive times those who are heading over towards the maze this morning, the most you're going to see is at 32 minute commute. that's crockett to the maze using 5.80, walnut creek to 5, 80 14 minutes. castro valley to the maze. 23 minutes stanley under to the maze. 21 minutes and a live look at the bay bridge. well, parking lot this morning that toll plaza but only a 20 minute commute over that the bridge into the city. so things are looking good there. the san mateo bridge, a 24 minute commute on to the peninsula. taking a look at the richmond, sandra fell bridge. it's only 15 minutes and that golden gate bridge. everything is flowing into 32 minute commute into the city of san francisco. i will send it back to you, too, at the thank you. it's 08:00:02am. >> and the big story today following months of controversy, waymo is going to be in way more places. they're expanding to the peninsula.

they are crawford's will trend on the story for us live from burlingame, which i assume is one of those places these cars are headed well. >> it's one of those places. the other places include coleman millbrae south san francisco daly city. they are heavy way more south to the peninsula and eventually possibly into santa clara county as well. a lot of people are pushing back, but ultimately the california public utilities commission as well as the dmv, they gave the green light to waymo to expand into semi chaos. san mateo county and the peninsula. here's the reason why they are doing this because they want to obviously expand their services. it's basically a global company. what they want to do is reach down into the peninsula, possibly all the way into santa clara county without having a driver. that's the problem with san mateo county. as far as a couple of supervisors, i spoke to one supervisor and he did

not want that to happen because he said imagine hopping into a car that he already deems not safe and then it's going to go freeway speed down to the peninsula. but that's what's going to happen. waymo they know all the complaints, but they still will go ahead with this. this will happen over the next several weeks. not sure exactly when that will happen as far as the peninsula. but when it does, james and we do know its employees only they will monitor the situation. and after that, if it goes well, there's a good chance. i'm sure that it will expand to the public waymo just facing a lot of controversy. not just in. >> the bay area, but all across california as well. phoenix, arizona, they're dealing with way more problems as well as the technology wave will actually recalled some other services recently to look at their software. they think they're good to go now and again, this will happen in the peninsula. don't be

surprised to see a driverless car going down here and you cannot flag it down. of course, you'll have to put it on your app and then get it. but again, have to be an employee, at least at the very beginning. >> back to you. all right. thanks a lot. we'll the time now is 804. and cinco de mayo is celebrated throughout the bay area over the weekend san jose. as they do every year, thousands came together to celebrate downtown. yeah, it was a lot of fun. and kron four's jack moment has more. >> usually more than 1000 people paraded through the streets right here in downtown san jose along cesar chavez plaza to celebrate cinco de mayo. but things here in san jose didn't totally go off without a hitch center that police had to detour section of santa clara street. what they want >> a long before san jose police did toward this section of santa clara street claiming sideshows took over the area after an afternoon of cinco de mayo celebrations. the road

backed up with burnouts honking, cheering. but earlier in the day, both >> yeah. what are you guys doing today with the >> the we say really have you know, marco scalp on a san jose born and raised says he's happy the city is working to put a bigger cinco de mayo celebrations every year. >> you know my today's the day, you know, we're all the >> gather not they would like. and all the political. >> music and food. and that silva came to cinco de mayo at cesar chavez plaza to sell her jewelry. and so san jose's come a long way and how it that way. it. >> all

>> it's guys today. >> as though for everybody else out about >> they >> now that detour on santa clara street bystanders police cars, a backup of cars for at least several hours where downtown san jose jackie moment kron 4 news. >> there are some things that happened that marred the celebrations, a double stabbing on the side of san jose that left 2 people in critical condition. the multiple roads in downtown where happened were closed as police investigated this double stabbing happened around 5.30, yesterday in the area of south king road in lido way. and a person who lives there and was out last night are yesterday said that, you know, it's supposed to be a day for celebration, but you just never know. >> i wouldn't say i'm not

phase, but >> is is just part of life. and, you know, unfortunately things like that happen to people to do things that are unfortunate. but i don't think the majority other people should suffer for it at the scene where the mile. god bless and protect those people that were hurt. >> police have not released a motive or any information on the attacker. >> police in oakland caught one person allegedly planning to take part in a side show last night during cinco de mayo. local police shared this photo on x saying the driver was identified as a side show promoter and he was arrested for recklessly evading police. opd says it had additional units out last night to prepared to respond any sideshows that might pop up. and arson investigation is now underway following a fire that destroyed horn barbecue in oakland. it happened just a few days before thanksgiving last year and ever since the owner matt horn has maintained his restaurant was targeted by arson officials have not confirmed that the fire was in

fact, deliberately set no word on a suspect at this point. but as we know, horn barbecue did reopen last week. it's now incorporated into part of horns. other restaurant called maddie's or fashion in downtown >> some appear on the iconic golden gate bridge, a testament to america's greatness. california's greatest. we could be more proud announce today. record breaking tourism numbers in the state of california over 150 billion dollars tourism. spend unprecedented in our state's history. >> high on the golden gate bridge, the governor says how high tourism numbers are in the golden state. a huge boost to tourists a from tourists that the state got. the governor says that tourists spent more than 150 billion dollars in california this past year surpassing the 144 billion dollar record set in 2019 tourism is actually better than it was before the

pandemic statewide. and not only that, but he says the state is retaining its title as the world's 5th largest economy. and it's growing in population for the first time since the covid pandemic broke out. according to the latest data, the travel industry supporting about 1.2 million jobs last year. up about 6% tourist created about 4% more revenue than in 2023 and spent about 5% more. although the governor shows to announced a big boost in san francisco. the san francisco didn't get as big of a boost as it. we have statewide. we haven't recovered from covid completely. san francisco may just over 13 billion dollars from tourism in 2023, which is a billion more than in 2022. still, though, a billion shy of the pre-pandemic record which was recorded in 2019 of just over 14 billion dollars. it's a 10 and today is the first day of the rsa conference in san francisco.

it starts at 8.30 this morning and it is a four-day event. the annual cyber security expo returning to moscow. nice entering the speakers include officials from google, secretary of state antony blinken and a special performance from alicia keys. >> is asian american pacific. and pacific islander heritage month. and this weekend a korean american nonprofit celebrated 10 years of fundraising. the korean american community foundation of san francisco hosted its 10th annual honda gala last night at the ritz carlton. the event raises money for translation services, grocery deliveries for elder korean americans and scholarships for students this year. they're gallery recognized judge lucy koh with a trailblazing award. she's the first korean american woman to serve as a federal judge on the 9th circuit court in california and by the way, tune in to kron 4 every thursday this month for stories highlighting the bay area's api community.

all of it leading up to our special which is set to air thursday may 23rd at 06:30pm, right here on kron 4. we'll take a break at 11 the time. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. >> campus protests continue as another bay area college now bracing for possible demonstrations. and also after the break, how an east bay city is championing kids and asking them to we like the girl looks plain.

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sprung into action. this was sunday afternoon. you can see the rescue divers there in the water getting that line secured the folks in the water and they were airlifted out. pretty scary. if you end up in the in the drink in the drink, go now you've got all the expressions. yeah. drinking water week, by the way, is on your way. and with that is it's in the city of santa clara. they're sharing tips. >> this week on how to save water, rethinking landscaping, only water in from 06:00pm to 09:00am other things you can do. they point out, you know, like when you shower shot a lot of a brush that he's just turn off and on. and that kind of thing just use as little as you it's very well known that we just didn't wash their cars for a couple years. overnight hours. we don't want to back and that vote aye all back it out. again, the drought vote. yeah. but hey, you know what last year was so wet and this year, mother nature is not stopping. know full of surprises with this snow in i know we're talking that 2 feet that a lot of ski resorts got

this week amazing as pretty wild. yeah, say it is still open. still open diamond peak right here behind me. still has that snow on the deck right there, which is like the first place that melts off. so this is >> a lot of melt occurring already yesterday and look, still several inches hanging out there. it was absolutely a beautiful week. end up in the sierra for skiers. and we've still got some good skiing conditions up there for the bay area. we've got real cold, real windy and real wet on saturday. we're still in the midst of some chilly conditions. right now we're 40's to 50's after having fallen into the 30's this morning. so feel little wintry out there still. and today it's still going to be on the cooler side of things. all that rain and snow is now well out to the east of us into the rockies. and in fact, the middle of the country today, the great plains does have an opportunity of severe weather as part of the same system that impacted us over the weekend. in the meantime, the bay area as well as the rest of the state are going to be looking at increasingly warm and dry weather over the next several days as high pressure builds back in temperatures

will gradually be on the rise today is going to feel very similar to yesterday. and that is a little brisk and cooler at the coastline and comfortably cool and sunny for the rest of us foster city. a cool 65 today. san jose at 68 degrees east bay temperatures mostly mid to upper 60's with hayward at 65 oakland at 64, only a couple of areas barelt hitting 70 degrees today, which is indeed way cooler than average for this time of year. tomorrow, a little bit warmer, but releasing that return to normal may form come wednesday through the weekend with highs inland will be back in the 80's and mostly 70's along the bay shore. michael. thanks, john. and good news. love to the time is 8.17, taking a look at traffic tracker for. >> things look good for the most part. if you're in the south and you're using 101, you can see it's a 47 minute commute. san jose to menlo park. i know 47 minutes sounds like a lot. but normally it's about 55 minutes around this hour or so. that's good news. and taking a look at

southbound 6.80, dublin to fremont. it's only a 26 minute commute this morning, 8.80, some small congestion, but nothing major taking a look at drive times livermore to dublin, 14 minutes, dublin to fremont. 25 minutes san leandro to milpitas. 45 minutes again. that ad does have some congestion on the southbound lanes. peters to sunnyvale. only 8 minutes. taking a look at the antioch area. time has gone down there and to conquer. 31 minutes. and if you're heading in from the area down to the crockett, well, things good there. crockett to the maze westbound for westbound. 42 the westbound 80. it's 28 minute commute there. once you are in that area, if you decide to turn off over the richmond, sandra fell bridge. it's a 14 minute commute over that. taking a look at the bay bridge this morning. it's starting to clear up 14 minute commute into the city the maze this morning. those metering lights are still on san mateo bridge. 21 minute commute to get on to the peninsula. and lastly, that golden gate bridge. it is a 27 minute

commute into san francisco this morning. i'll send it back to 2 of the best. thank you. michael is 18 and sunday night marked the beginning of yom hashoah or holocaust remembrance day. state senator scott wiener's, you can see here was joined by community members last night at the san francisco jewish community center. >> to marc, this commemoration, which remembers the 6 million jews and million others who were killed in the holocaust. meantime, governor newsom is celebrating jewish american heritage this month. he said the california points out that we have the second largest jewish population in the entire country and he wants to recognize the resilience of the jewish people. also saying his administration is going to invest in security for houses of worship and other cultural centers to combat hate crime.

>> people as you can see here rallied in lafayette sunday to bring attention to the 100 hostages still being held by hamas in gaza. attendees say it's this rally is going to be reoccurring over highway. 24, they held up the american flag and israeli flags as well as photos of those who are still being held captive. they say they want israel and hamas to reach a deal to bring those hostages home. those rallying around the bridge for a couple of hours. >> was there is no more an why we now friday it's a as soon as possible. stop we to worry about >> well, there was also a group rallying in berkeley along interstate 80. you can see that here in this video. they were again pushing the same cause. meanwhile, san

jose state students are planning a rally in support of the palestinians in gaza and calling for a cease-fire. they're going to be doing this thursday on campus. the rally is expected to start about 12:30pm, in the afternoon it will likely not be the first demonstration that we see on campus in the coming weeks for the last, i should say, as students are still occupying grounds at sonoma state. san francisco state cal and stanford. >> and the protests over the war have overwhelmed many college campuses in the bay area and across the country. and lawmakers on capitol hill are but divided on how to handle it. we have our washington correspondent maddie beer-temple with the story. >> both republicans and democrats, a violent protest is unacceptable, but they disagree over how president biden and some universities have responded. with graduation season under way. police are stepping in on some college campuses to clear encampments and break up clashes over the israel-hamas war. they should not have been

allowed to fester on campus for 2 weeks. arkansas republican senator tom cotton told abc universities have been too slow to act. the liberal politicians refused to the police to clear them out the very first day the president addressed the protests at length for the first time last week. he denounced violence but said he supported peaceful protest. >> his campaign co-chair told cnn the president believes all students should feel safe. president's been very clear about this. he's also been very strong about the need to stamp out anti-semitism and islamophobia. but florida republican senator marco rubio told fox news the president's comments came to lead a 7 days into this crisis that we should heard from from the very beginning. while president biden said the protests have not affected his policy when it comes to the war in gaza, california, democrat congressman ro khanna told cbs he thinks the protests have made a difference. everyone from the president on down is aware that young people are upset at what's going on in the middle

east tonight. i do think its head it awakening in washington that this war has to end. >> so far more than 2000 protesters have been arrested since these protests started in mid april. >> in washington, i'm maddie beer-temple. >> it's a 22. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news, how kids who rely on school lunches and breakfasts are going to eat this summer. we'll have more on a special program.

>> 25 right now and more than 700 girls got a chance to try

their hands and feet at various ports in piedmont sunday. it was the play like a girl tournament. the 3rd time that piedmont recreation has thrown this athletic festival. watch this. >> and you gotta do these trails like football players, all kinds of stuff. they got stuck. >> 29 different sports. little taste of boxing here. yeah. bring it on. how about roller derby? they even got try skates on and try in hands fencing. look at that. they met with pro athletes and olympians are they're gonna roll with those us capers and boom right over but pop right back up. and it was a chance to get girls excited about a big variety of sports. how to get kids their meals over the summer. the san francisco free summer meals program returns this year. it starts june 10 through august 16th and it gives the kids under 18 a chance to be able to have free breakfast and free lunch all summer long while they're not in school, relying on school lunches, more than 75 different locations hand out

food throughout the summer. and last summer they handed out about 85,000 meals head to kron 4 dot com because we've got all the information. if you'd like to get that food. >> well, sam's club plans to use artificial intelligence at its stores. a new ai power system will scan the items in a shopper's basket before they leave the store there. also, they'll also verify payments to the company says it will help cut down on wait times. the new tech is already being used at 20% of their locations and should roll out. but the rest of the rest locations by the end of the year let us know how that's going for you. all right. up next on the kron, 4 morning news and east bay restaurant having to close due to a nasty infestation. we're going to have the video and a warning. it's a little and a warning. it's a little disgusting.

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>> a 29 right now and we're checking out the weather after getting through a little bit of everything over the weekend. >> we did. we had when we have rain, we had snow in the sierra, but all that kind of behind us now except for maybe the cold temperatures are hanging on morning, john. yes, still a little chilly out there for sure. and today is going to feel almost identical to yesterday, which as you remember, was just a cool. but sunny may day, as for saturday, that was the way and really cool. we're kind of done with that anyways. your view outside from the east bay hills, things are still looking nice and lush out there and should continue to be that way for just a little bit longer courtesy of that saturday. rainfall skies are clear from this time forward and we are going to be looking at daytime highs comfortable enough later on. still in the 40's and 50's, though. so don't forget the jackets just

yet as you are venturing out of the house today, as i mentioned, is almost a carbon copy of yesterday with highs back in the sixties. we do see some gradual warming this week and i'll get to that your full forecast. michael. >> thanks good morning, everyone. taking a look at your roads this morning. everything actually looks good for the most part. there we go. those drive times. i accidentally clicked the clicker a little too soon. crockett to the maze. 25 minute commute. walnut creek to 5, 80, 60 minute commute. castro valley to the maze. 27 minutes. and the answer to them 29 minutes. a live look at your bridges right now that bay bridge, everything's clearing up there at the toll plaza. those metering lights are still on, but it's 14 minutes into the city. so not too bad. the san mateo bridge, if you're heading over on to the peninsula, it's an 18 minute commute over that. a live look at the richmond. sandra fell bridge 15 minutes to get into the north bay this morning. and lastly, that golden gate bridge. the 25 minute commute. so traffic has slowed down this morning. i'll send it back to 2 of the best.

thank you, michael. a 31 and students around the bay are continuing their protests on college campuses supporting the palestinian people amid the war that's happening in gaza. yeah. over the weekend with the stormy weather, as you can see, it did a little damage to the recovered from that. they're also preparing for what's to come next round was jack moment has more. >> well, some of the protests have been lasting for days, others weeks, but they're continuing to press forward here in the bay area. >> with students wanting their schools to divest or be transparent about their financial ties with the nation of israel. but it may be quiet here in san jose state's campus. but pretty soon it may have its own protest as well. san jose's gearing up for graduation, but online, there's chatter about a pro-palestine protest happening on may. saw people next to help building just like painting a big sign. robert cleveland is graduating soon and says he supports the ongoing protests, possibly reaching his i feel like it needs to be i wasn't. it's not happening with the government.

>> at >> i mean, we're we're the ones that contain everything. coming up, head north to palo alto. this group of students a pro-palestine protest camp out on their campus. but i that everything's good posters soiled by the recent rain. but what im pallets and tarps were able to keep students sleeping here. but friday evening, a counter-protester violated vigil of candles. students tell us they say police responded and took the counter protester away. kron 4 reached out to stanford pd but did not hear back and also give them some support for to know that other people also thinking about moment live act lives in the area and donated supplies to stanford students. she says her daughters are part of the student encampments around the country and wants things to go peacefully. really don't understand why we're fighting the students. >> because all they're trying to ask for is for cease-fire back in san jose state. it's very like is very sad seeing it, especially when the ask people. robert cleveland says

he supports the cause of pro-palestine student protests have thought about. >> i have. but my mom said no, because you don't want and says he's looking forward to the possible protest this week. gen z and annex group are going to be the future of the world, especially and we need to make a change now for about it is not going to happen from the other san jose jack moment kron 4 news. >> in the east bay, oakland, police now offering a reward for anykne who has information on 2 homicides that took place about a year apart. they believe they might be connected to police say multiple suspects now connected to this homicide of henry tejada and sean roads. tejada was shot and killed back in april of 2020 near foothill and church. a gray nissan ramada, their armada without license plates was seen pulling up next to him and multiple people got out and shot him. he was just 23 years old. that car was later recovered and trace back as a rental from reno roads was

also killed by gunshots and that was in june of 2021. a year later that was on the lakeshore in brooklyn, right in front of lake merritt. as you can see here on the map, anyone with information about either case is asked to contact oakland police. it 34 and the person who was involved in a stand-off with police on 80 in fairfield remains in critical condition right now. >> the chp says he shot himself in originally they thought he had died. but they now say that medical teams were able to revive him when he got to the hospital. the standoff started after a multi-county pursuit that started in sonoma county friday afternoon and then led to a police standoff in fairfield which shut down 80 in both directions for hours and that affected thousands of bay area drivers. the solano county da's office is now handling the case. do you have a right when you're on social media to control what you see and don't see on your feed. there's a lawsuit that was just filed against meta, arguing that. >> they should allow people to

unfollow all of the content fed on facebook's algorithm. the lawsuit asked the court to determine whether or not users newsfeeds fall into the category of objectionable material. and this lawsuit says they should be able to filter out in order to enjoy the plant from the lawsuit comes. >> after medicine to cease and desist letter to some app developers working on a 3rd party software that would cleanse eta has declined to comment on the lawsuit. >> what a story you'll see first on kron, 4 health inspectors shut down a mcdonald's in oakland to investigate. >> police employ snap some photos that you may find disturbing. we're going to take a look at them with kron four's. let's look good. i was right in the parking lot of a mcdonald's located at 13, 30 jackson street in oakland when a health department employee started turning customers away, who were inside and in the middle of the drive-thru, i asked what was the cause of

the store closure. this was her response from the health department. they have some sanitation the season. they need to clean up. >> what did you find you mind telling >> and this comes while 6 mcdonald's employees are actively on strike from this location due to what they say is an unhealthy working condition. now, take a look at this video captured inside by a worker where you can see a live rat on the counter now that mcdonald's employees say they have found rat eating food prepared for customers. the workers have now filed a formal complaint to cal osha with the help from the california fast food workers union. >> when i saw that he is i was his is disgusting. and so this is problem not just the employees working on these conditions, but also for the coastal the communities i also spoke with the alameda county health department about these concerns. >> i was told the location did

receive annual inspection back in february and no violations were found. and once we share some of these allegations made by the employees, the department said they would be sending an inspector by to investigate. and that's what we saw on friday. and i did reach out to mcdonald's earlier before the store closure and they sent us this statement from the owner and operator joseph wong. it reads in part, it's important that employees have a safe place to come to work. when we became aware of the issue, we immediately contacted pest control and continue to work with them to address this. and we will continue to follow this story and we're hoping to learn more about what the next steps are for this mcdonald's location. in the neosroom was going kron. 4 news. >> thank you. leslie was a 38 is the time highway 9 is going to be closing in saratoga for the next 3 days are should say for 3 days starting on wednesday, caltrans says they need to do some work on the search, took a creek bridge

that you see there in the video. the roads going to be closed from 9 at night until 7 in the morning every night. again, that's wednesday, thursday and friday. they're hoping to have all that work done by saturday. it's 8.30, a and there is a new entertainment zone coming to downtown san francisco. mayor breed is working on allowing restaurants and bars. >> to sell alcohol during outdoor events. >> and hang out with your friends and have a beer. and listen to music without going through some lengthy city process >> sound permit drama, stuff. i am trying to get rid of the bureaucracy which takes away the fun in what so many are small businesses are trying to create to continue to ensure that the vibrancy and the excitement of why people love san francisco remains. >> the mayor's legislation is going to be introduced tomorrow at the board of supervisors meeting. local

employers are looking to fill 800 positions throughout san francisco. so if you look at her job now is the time, get out and go to the 3rd annual hospitality and small business job. fair. it's happening in front of the ferry building on wednesday from 10:00am until 01:00pm. there will be more than 50 employers. they're ready to take your resume. >> and san francisco is the only city trying to boost its downtown. by the way, san jose has also opened up some new shops. they did that over the weekend as a way for your finalizing the area. and mayor matt mahan was there. >> welcoming 5 new retail businesses and to store fronts. >> all local women-owned businesses offering retail experience that highlights our city's unique energy and personality. >> well, the new shops include a plant nursery, a candle making store and several unique gift shops with imported goods. >> well, the port of oakland's free harbor tours returns this

friday. it's a 90 minute narrated tour. organizers say it's unique opportunity to see the port up close while also enjoying a sunset cruise along the oakland estuary and san francisco bay. the season runs through october. you can reserve your tickets online. >> i'll drink to that. a north bay brewery is being recognized for cutting the highest rated beer in california. according to the website beer advocate, russian river brewing companies pliny the younger is the highest rated beer in california. the problem is you can't get it. it's a play. unger is a triple ipa is only released once a year. a limited springtime release that everybody lines up for. we've uncovered a live here on the kron. 4 morning news. then there's planning the elder to they have that brew that came in at number 5. there's the lineup for that bureau went fast and there are other brewery is around here that made the list wild ale puts out this beautification in supplication beer and that made it into the top 15. so check out and support your

local brewer. okay. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. how the marlins came to town and crushed. oakland's winning streak will have more on that in a minute. also after the break, why sometimes cheering on your kids? sports games can actually go a bit too far and start the impact. the mental health of your kids. >> and today is looking clear, but still get a chilly day. time highs are staying in the 60's for almost everyone across the bay area. we'll be talking about a gradual warm talking about a gradual warm up ahead. this forecast.

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time in california is getting ready for wildfire season with both cal fire and governor newsom bringing awareness to how different state organizations are preparing. a cal fire, for instance, has been using controlled burns and vegetation management to try and lower the amount of fuel that's there for fires. the governor also pointed to the fact that they've treated more than 100,000 acres this last year, again, hoping to reduce the intensity of wildfires. should they break out? but from fire to snow. also got to tell you rare snowstorm up in the sierra this past weekend, bringing a whole bunch of fresh powder to various resorts like palisades tahoe. they said they saw about mo more than 2 feet in 24 hours fall and obviously was fun to play in, but not so fun to drive as you can see here in this video. this is on a t. >> and 50 where a lot of folks were facing delays and a couple big rigs to had to be towed because they just couldn't handle the snow. all that snow want she abbott yesterday or today. great days to enjoy that powell's, how

it's still out there. >> so we're talk about that on may 6, i and it's a gradual warm up, which is a good thing for the pow. it's not melting off too quickly here. >> today is still going to remain cool even for the bay area where daytime highs are going to stay well below seasonal averages only in the sixties today. as for san francisco, lots of sunshine up above. we have been seeing temperatures really chilly this morning dropped into the 30's for some in the north bay and even along the coast. right now, we're working our way back into the 50's under all the sunshine that we're tapping back into all that snowfall that you saw over the sierras now out over the rockies and in fact, that's tame same storm system resulting in some potential severe weather for the middle of the country today. now, as we work our way through our forecast here locally, we have a high pressure ridge building in going to send any storm systems to the north. so our forecast is increasingly sunny, dry and warm for sure. today's highs will be very similar to yesterday. lot of 60's on the map across the

bay. oakland sitting at 64 for your daytime high conquer just shy of 70 degrees. half moon bay and san francisco in the low 60's for your highs. looking ahead at our next 7 days, tomorrow's temperatures will rise into the low 70's that are warm. us and gradually warming from there. we've got 80's on the way for inland areas from wednesday on through the upcoming weekend and even some low 80's by thursday and friday for the bayshore. so it'll be back to the heat before you know, it. michael. >> thanks, john. good morning, everyone. we're dealing with some issues right now. currently southbound lanes of us 101, completely closed off. and that is because there's a traffic collision. you can see it's right near in the san mateo area near poplar avenue. all the lanes are currently blocked off on that southbound. i was reaching out to chp to see exactly they have an eta right now. there's no eta as to when these lanes will be back open. it looks like there was 2 issues. they've had their one after another. so you're heading down to the south bay from the city at all. just keep that in mind. all lanes are closed on us. 101 right now taking a

look at some drive times. well, if you're heading out to dublin from livermore, 16 minutes, dublin to fremont. 26 minutes. san leandro to milpitas. 42 minutes. but peters to sunnyvale. 14 minutes taking a look at the antioch area right now. if you're heading over to concord, it's a 23 minute commute and those who are using westbound 80 crockett to the maze. it's 24 minutes and a live look at the richmond. sandra fell bridge. we've got 12 minutes over that that bay bridge is slowly starting to ease up 19 minutes into the city this morning. those metering lights are still on. taking a look at 8.80, oakland, 2 to 38. about a 15 minute commute. there. and lastly, taking a look dublin to fremont. it's 26 minutes and i will keep you all updated with the 101 and see exactly when that's going to open up and more details as to what happened for now. i'll send it over to the dots. thank you, michael say 48 happening tomorrow. the man accused of killing a shop owner in san francisco's richmond district. we'll have his preliminary hearing. santos still rossa is accused

of beating to death. sixty-year-old your highness to wal d with a baseball bat outside this convenience store on balboa street. this happened in august of last year when police say 2 while they tried to stop de la rosa from shoplifting. and while the ended up dying of his injuries, 5 days after being beaten de la rosa faces several charges, including murder and assault with a deadly weapon that hearing is at 09:00am tomorrow. >> couple of big items on the agenda at the marin county meeting that happens. the board of supervisors tomorrow. they are going to be looking at various issues, including how to prevent overdoses, regulations for short-term rentals like with airbnb and vrbo and they also are going to go over the county's plan for aging. >> well, the first societies pints for paws event is coming up next month on june. first, tickets cost $95. that will get you commemorative belgian

style glass and unlimited tastings of local craft beers and wines and ciders and to celebrate all this, the berkeley humane is also waiving all adoption fees for the month of may. so if you've been waiting to adopt waiting for the price to be just right. can't beat free. students around the bay area are going to be breaking out the big wheels and rollerblades and bicycles and running shoes to on wednesday for national walk bike and roll to school day. >> marin, santa clara solano counties are all planning special events throughout the day for the students. national walk bike and roll to school day is held every year. the teachers, students about street safety and how to, you know, help with a cleaner environment all around healthier habits yeah, they get to learn about that. you know your kids learn about if you're a bad sport. >> they learn how mental health is really suffered because of this kind of behavior of parents. researchers at baylor college to study and they say that, you know, when parents let's

say overzealous, we'll call it. it could have a reverse effect because if you behave badly and get into a fight or, you know, you treat sports in a in a way that's not actually beneficial for your cut. your child's mental health. psychologists say that your kid can start to doubt their own abilities. they're not meeting their their or your expectations. for example, they just can't do anything good enough and that kids and the late bad behavior in some cases, right? you know, if they see you kerr saying or being physically aggressive towards a coach another player or a parent, then they learned the wrong lesson. so they say the best thing that parents can do, keep your child in a good frame of mind about wins and losses and, you know, avoid them being set up for disappointment or frustration if things don't go their way. >> speaking of sports, let's talk baseball. things didn't go the way they wanted

although they had a pretty good winning streak. but the miami marlins came to town of putin. you know what? the giants fell short to. let's take a closer look with our sports reporter kate rooney. >> oakland's best in baseball. six-game winning streak came to an end here at the colosseum at the hands of the miami marlins. the writing was on the wall pretty early in this one after miami scored 4 runs in the first inning starting pitcher joe boyle for oakland clearly didn't have his command and left after the first inning with what the team called a lower back injury. so even though the crowd of more than 12,000 fans largest since opening day here at the coliseum, didn't get to witness a win. they still took the series against miami and overall have played some pretty good baseball over the course of the last 2 weeks. i think as as a whole were were just finding we're going out there playing a game of baseball. and you know that. >> with the town that we have in locker room, you can go. to the stretch with a lot of ball games to make anyone far without their they had a ball everywhere where we work. lot of soft accounting for those 4

runs. >> you know that. offensively today really didn't get much going. you outside recovered a couple good at-bats. you know, and pretty much more with stuart hills injury leaves starting pitching rotation in question this week. and manager mark kotsay said he is expected to have an mri after which the team hopes to know more. >> all right. thanks, kate. a 52 is the time today. mason black is going to be making his mlb debut for the giants. black was called up from the minor leagues, sacramento river cats of the beginning of the season. bob melvin told reporters it's going to be a pretty special day for him. so everybody's excited for him. the giants are going to be finishing up their series against the phillies. first pitch is at 1 o'clock this afternoon. we're going to take a break or 53. we'll be right a break or 53. we'll be right back.

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>> 8.55 and tonight he is the annual met gala. i didn't have to tell you that, james. i'm sure you're ready. you're out. of every monday, the first monday of may sorry is when they do the big rollout of the red carpet have this event where stars common crazy get ups based on what are the theme is? it's in new york, 6 o'clock eastern. so it's an early night for us to watch, which is fun. so the theme this year is sleeping. beauties, reawakening fashion. so that's the art that's the art exhibit. and the dress code is the garden of time.

yes, so they're seeking. it's going to be floral and botanical outfits that we're going to see. >> to play on this year. the hosts includes and a a jennifer lopez and bad bunny. interesting. okay. >> 50 will have tomorrow morning. we'll show you all the crazy. that's showed up, ok in the next hour. the kron 4 morning news waymo is expanding here in the bay area. explain where that pilot program is going next. governor gavin newsom touted california's tourism industry bouncing back in a big way. is san francisco following that's the question. and a day of celebration ends with 2 people being stabbed and in the hospital critical condition san jose. tell you more about what happened. right now on

the kron. 4 morning news to people in the hospital now with life-threatening injuries after a stabbing in san jose. waymo gets the green light to expand its driverless cars in the bay area. >> could be more announce today record breaking tourism numbers in the state of california. and governor newsom says california's tourism industry is back and better than it was before the pandemic. but the same cannot be said for san francisco. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no good morning and thanks for waking up with us on monday and daria and i'm james monday in may, we had snow. we had rain over the weekend. we're waking up the cold