>> now on the kron 4 morning news, a homicide suspect is shot and killed by police in oakland. and protests continue across the bay area calling for an end to the war in gaza. we hear from a group who was confronted by hate speech and we'll talk more about that.

well, an open family is without a home after a lithium battery caught fire in the garage. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news all. >> well, good thursday morning thank you waking up with this bright and early on the kron. 4 morning news. today's emily i'm reyna harvey. the weather has been so beautiful these past few days but have to admit jaw allergies. it does not hang in good morning yeah. all that extra and really making things grow. so probably a lot more pollen levels than a lot of us have been used to the past few this year last year, which is really bringing all that growth. >> you're look outside where we're sitting this morning at the golden gate bridge skies are relatively clear out there. we're talking another morning that is going to have mild conditions ahead of what will be a perfectly sunny and warm afternoon. in fact, more sunshine today than what we saw yesterday about of those

high clouds of yesterday. not really in the picture this afternoon. so that's going help temperatures to even become a little bit warmer for some spots. could just a touch warmer than yesterday. 40's to 50's for our current temperatures on the map as we move into the afternoon. still holding on to those low 80's inland and a lot of 70's along the bay shore and even some spots out towards the coast. i'm talking more in your forecast as we go roadways this morning are rolling along just fine. we're looking at the bay bridge here with an 8 minute crossing and definitely a nice way to get the morning started out there. san mateo bridge, your typical 13 minutes rolling at the limit. both the richmond, sandra fell and the golden gate free of any signs of anything close to a back up just yet great. all right, john, thank you for that. we start with breaking overnight news. the oakland police department now investigating a deadly shooting that involved an officer. >> shooting happened just before 9.30, last night on 16th street. the police department says the sacramento police department was oakland investigating a homicide. they

asked opd to help them arrest a suspect. opd says the suspect came from inside of a home with a gun. an officer shot and killed the person. they say no officers were injured. department says the officers involved placed on paid administrative leave as they investigate this incident. pro-palestine demonstrators. they were back in south san francisco after man attacked last week. video shows the man physically and verbally assaulted members of the group change s s f kron four's. dan thorn has that story. >> the man in that video was arrested by south san francisco police and charged with battery and hate speech. organizers for change ssf say facing that kind of vitriol was unfair and unacceptable because they're simply calling for peace and an end to the war in gaza. and they're rallies are not going to end until this war is over.

>> all i people messages targeting pro-palestinian protesters last week in south san francisco races. a 57 year-old man was caught on camera bumping hurling insults and even spitting and i don't think being anti genocide. antiwar but apparently >> educated by our messaging. change ssf and see a 15 for palestine rallied in the same spot where the incident happened wednesday evening for weeks. they've been demanding a cease-fire resolution in south city. >> out of fear of the return of any bad actors, organizers asked for children to be kept at my son does wish that he could out here with us. >> this is a very important cause along with others, even like called following last week's violence doxing. he's also been a concern for the group. >> so kron 4 was asked to not share the names of any

ralliers. but the demonstrators are also not staying silent, waving palestinian flags and getting the attention of drivers along el camino. change. ssf says they will not be deterred from their mission by men like everywhere. there's always going to be bad actors, whatever you're or whatever case you're advocating for. i think that this is a matter of human rights and >> i think if you're advocating against preservation of human life, you take a good look at yourself. >> these demonstrations were not supposed to be a weekly thing, but after last week's attack, the group says they felt compelled to carry on and they're planning on having another rally next week at the civic campus here in south san francisco in south san francisco. dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> well, google says it has fired 28 of its employees who protested at the company's offices across the county on tuesday. one of the protests

happened right outside of the google office in sunnyvale. demonstrators demanded the company cut ties with israel. police arrested 5 people, including some google employees, they say refused to leave a google spokesperson says physically impeding other employees work and preventing access to facilities. the clear violation of company policy. alameda county district attorney pamela price says her office is now working on filing charges against protesters who block 8.80 earlier this week. in a statement kron, 4 da price says her office is working with chp to process evidence and information right in part, quote, while my office supports the essential right to protest, it's important to note public safety should never be compromised and exercising the first amendment right of free speech guaranteed under the u.s. constitution. meanwhile, san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins is also reaching out to anybody might have been impacted by the

protest on the golden gate bridge saying anyone trapped on the bridge that they should contact the chp in marin. and over family would like to raise awareness about signs of a faulty battery. so this comes after a lithium battery caught fire and left them without a home. however, stinson has that story. >> suzy fetter and clark boyd described the traumatic moment when a fire started at their oakland home sunday afternoon. you're screaming for your partner about eye wall there in start. fire is says you wouldn't believe that would knew. the couple says loud pops and smoke started coming from their garage. so boyd went to check it out. >> that's when like the rest of black smoke came. and boyd says he quickly saw it was his lithium battery that caught fire setter quickly called 9-1-1. but she says she was put on hold over 6 minutes. >> and i ended having to hang so i could. >> call other people and other

neighbors were out and there are hold with 9, 1, as well that are then grabbed their 18 month-old baby and dog. her husband stayed behind to fight the fire. and got the garden hose from the backyard trying put the fire out. eventually firefighters arrived and put out the flames, a car inside the garage and the building. >> got heavily damaged. thankfully, no one got hurt, but the family and their 2 neighbors now without a home. it's just definitely overwhelming. and it's even hard to process we need to do at this time. boyd says he had a lot of flammable things in the garage. so this could have been a lot worse. we're all counting their blessings of this reflecting on the chaos of sunday. boyd wants to warn others about faulty lithium batteries. you have a problem targeting a better. do use that at all. you know, returning returning. if they have a problem that, you know your best to get your money back. and if you do, >> take that loss taking a loss on the little battered

$100 battery say a something possibly even somebody getting hurt. >> well, that was sara stinson reporting. the family says they bought that battery from a company called some pop. dow usa and before combusted. they say they contact the company about charging problems customer service was not helpful. and the north bay, a santa rosa man died yesterday afternoon after his dump truck overturned on highway. 29 in napa. police say the truck crashed into a concrete mailbox and guardrail causing the truck to overturn. they say both the driver and his passenger seatbelts. they were ejected from that vehicle. the driver of the truck died while his passenger taken to the hospital with major injuries. chp does not believe drugs alcohol played a role in the crash, but they say that investigation is ongoing. it has been one month since a family of 4 was tragically killed at a west portal bus stop last night, san francisco police have traffic safety

operation staying right in that area. officers were stationed at alloa and will right near west portal. ave so in just 90 minutes, they headed out. 22 citations and 5 warnings, assistant police chief david was our says since that accident community has and really vocal about wanting to see changes made to that area was our says as of pd agrees that with them offering up tips to pedestrians across the city. i would say for the whole city has a pedestrian walking around. you just have to be really aware of your surroundings for a lot of reasons, you know, to prevent crime, but also in terms of traffic safety. >> really making sure you're looking both ways a few times before you cross make eye contact with drivers, putting your hands up to just be seen and be safe. >> we were there. the driver received a citation or failing to yield to a pedestrian. she wasn't too happy with the way police were conducting wednesday's operation. she did say there's a lot going on the intersection and it could use improvement like maybe a nat stop sign or clear crosswalk.

3 people now facing charges in connection to the shooting deaths of 2 teens in napa. 22 year-old john nicholson, junior, 2 teen girls were arrested for the saturday night shooting. investigators say nicholson plant not guilty. several charges, including murder. they say the 2 girls arrested from santa rosa were in the car with him during that shooting and they could face charges as accomplices. still ahead, the proper morning news. >> after o j simpson's passing one question still remains. well, ron goldman and nicole simpson collect any money owed to their families. and say it was just a health. officials are working to bring child health care clinics to those who are not used to navigating them. we'll hear from a resident who has been attending the clinics for years. and today is the 100 and 18th annual remembrance of

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>> well, a man from the east bay was charged vehicular manslaughter, all connection to a hit and run crash that killed a pedestrian in oakland in 2022. prosecutors say they believe jose perez was driving a stolen car when he hit a woman and did not stop to call for help. well, was a police say a 14 year-old stocks for setting this driverless car on

fire in chinatown. we crowd roughy the waymo car broke a window through fireworks in the car which lift the car fire. speaking of driverless cars, a new bill brought to the state senate looks to further regulate driverless cars if it's passed, that bill would allow police to to get the cars and will let communities keep them out of the area of concern. and all of the police are investigating graffiti at killingsworth junior high school. the threat this will shooting what happened today. so the department says there are no known credible threats to the school or staff and they're working with school staff on that investigation right now. all right. let's get to that forecast. one of the highlights for today, john. it is supposed to yet another nice one morning. >> yeah, very warm out there yet again today. just as warm as yesterday. so that means some low 80's inland and some 70's along the bay shore. after this. we're going to be in for a bit of a cool down, not much but if you really enjoy that warmth is for you. you look outside mount tam

right now is showing crystal clear conditions. in fact, less cloud cover across the bay than what we had yesterday. high pressure. ridge has been the predominate force of this forecast lately, but about to be nudged out by a cut off low, that places itself right across the region into early next week. and that is going to be the first signs of a bit of a pattern change towards the very end of next week. really? no rainfall in the immediate forecast just yet, but we are going to be backing off the heat slowly but surely of the next few days. you can see in future cast here. a little bit of cloud cover this morning. but less of it going on into the afternoon as we move into tomorrow. we are going to be seeing temperatures down in the mid 70's at the warmest still very, very comfortable. just not as warm as both yesterday and today are about to the now temperatures since the city back up into the mid mid 60's to low 70's daly city at 67, half moon bay at 66 today. well, looking at 70's pretty consistently for most of the rest of us, a few

spots, notably the south bay. all right, back into those low 80's this afternoon with san jose. 82 degrees livermore. kudos to the 80's at 79 degrees today. danville up to concord. you'll actually get up to 80 while oakland up to richmond at 74. also a few more low 80's out into solano county. look ahead shows tomorrow's temperatures down into the mid 70's same into saturday, sunday and monday of next week. briefly back in the upper 70's before we drop into the 60's at the warmest by tuesday and wednesday of next week with some partly cloudy skies. as for your roads, things out there are doing just fine this bay bridge, easy and early. if you are getting out there early risers, always get a bit of an easier commute. at least most of the time. san mateo bridge, 13 minutes. get you across both. the richmond, sandra fell and the golden gate also holding up just fine for early risers. all right, john, thank you for that. >> so over the last 20 years, you've got health officials

say sexually transmitted infections. they've been on the rise, especially among teens, santa clara county. they hope to reverse that trend by raising awareness. viral videos created by teens. >> guy on average home. >> ok, a total. 104 students submitted entries for the santa clara county health department for the annual st. i miral video contest. the goal to raise awareness about st eyes and treatments available. >> saw a lot of the psa is from like previous years and a lot of them are kind of are serious. and we thought that if we did something with light hearted that it would be more impactful. >> having teens be 2 other teens do videos. nothing new santa clara county health department. they've been sponsoring this sti viral video contest since 2014 and with st eyes on the upswing for the past 20 years. it's more important now than ever before. health officials in san francisco say they're

working to lower barriers. the child health care. so once a month, the city they hold its welsh out thier in the portola neighborhood. but aims to help those who might not be used to navigating the healthcare system. one resident says she came with their child about 8 years ago when she moved from the philippines and now comes back with her 2 other children. >> the be making an appointment to to see you. so it's smart yeezy easy for me because the help me to make an appointment and everything i live here and most of the doctor and the staff and then there's the ad healthy. they helped me a lot. and there are so friendly. >> all the next welsh out fair scheduled for may 15. times online 19 and it's been a week since oj simpson died. one of the big questions now being asked is does his death make it any more likely that the families of ron goldman and nicole simpson finally collect the millions. open. but was

catherine e talk with a bay area civil trial attorney about that matter. it doesn't fit. you must acquit. >> about a year after o j. simpson's 1995. acquittal on murder charges. he was back in court facing civil charges. only a small fraction of the 33 and a half million dollars. he was eventually ordered to pay out after that trial was reportedly ever delivered and attorney for the family of ron goldman says with interest, the amount is now 114 million. so to the families have a better chance now of collecting a bay area. civil trial attorney says it depends on how much of simpson's assets are successfully found or marshaled always what's actually going to be marshall. >> you can hide in a mansion. you can hide a boat. can my core you can hide money, you can jewelry. we talked earlier. you can put some jewelry and a cough canterbury

in the desert that stuff is not going to be reported. attorney her job at ryan says if simpson and his attorneys. >> we're hiding assets. his death won't necessarily bring them to light. now. >> i suspect that they spent 20 plus years. heidi assets. my suspicion is this was already planned, wasn't as if his death was surprise to given understanding was that a cancer diagnosis result death. so i'm not sure that going to advance the ball for the colemans on the collection efforts. but if the attorneys are forthright in the trust and estate documents are done properly. >> he should give him maybe a degree of. >> some like the otherwise than half the father and sister of murder victim ron goldman released this statement after simpson staff for 3 decades. we tirelessly pursued justice for ron and nicole. and despite a civil judgment and his confession if i did it, the hope for true

accountability has ended. i asked job a culture and what advice he'd offer them being aggressive. >> let's get one last effort. i know it's got to be tiring for the family. it has to bring bad images in your mind. every effort that reminds him of death, anderson. but, you know, you've got to go after you got to do for at least for that semblance of justice. >> so that was catherine heenan reporting. it's not clear how much money simpson had when he died. one of his attorneys who is now the executor of his estate, said ppublicly that he hoped that the goldmans got 0 as he put it after a blast of criticism. he's now backing off of that statement. coming up, problem morning news. the warning about tiktok challenge. >> spreading in a involving fake but realistic looking guns. a law enforcement says the trend could lead to dangerous consequences. and after the break, with their contract set to expire,

janitors plan to rally against abuse of were closing right abuse of were closing right back after the break.

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adobe headquarters park avenue. in dollars to help food insecure residents. the money comes from county cycle. that's a statewide initiative to combat food insecurity. the gran, according to mayor london breed, will help distribute food to nonprofits, food pantry organizations. let's head to the peninsula because the san mateo county sheriff's office plans to host and gun buyback event in south san francisco next month. that going to be held on may 4th, jen in the morning at 02:00pm on mission road. people will get between 50 to 200 bucks for a turn in guns and they say the firearms should be unloaded securely stored in the trunk of your car. sheriff's department will also hand out free gun locks. coming up next on the kron, morning news on of the san jose police department shows the number of complaints made against officers last year. against officers last year. >> tell you how many involved i'm adding downy unstopables to my wash.

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>> welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news are almost in channel 5.30, here. hey, last few days have been beautiful. john, i think you say in the next few days we're in for a treat. >> haha, i mean, it has just been consistently so nice lately. it's been a lot of treats and we're getting spoiled now. we're looking out there at the east bay hills right here. skies, nice and clear. we're not seeing as much high cloud cover today either. so skies even a little bit. you are today. now today is going to be the last of our low, 80 degree days. tomorrow is going to be mid 70's, which

honestly sounds just as nice if not even a little bit better. i was getting a few tax yesterday from people saying, oh, my gosh, today's actually warm like this. maybe a little too warm for some of us. but yeah, we kind of settle back into those 70's after today. 40's to 50's for our current temperatures petaluma and santa rosa at 47 berkeley at 51, oakland and alameda sitting at 54 degrees as we move into the afternoon today, those low 80's for just one more day. as i mentioned, we do see a subtle cool down for the rest of the forecast, which i got the details on. still to come, as for your roads, things out there are doing ok this morning. it is still early. no need for the metering lights just the bay bridge, nor looking at any backups on any of our other spans. so right now anticipate rolling at the limit. definitely a nice day to be an early riser and getting out there on the roads. great. all right, john, thank you for that. we continue to follow breaking news from overnight. >> the oakland police department now investigating a deadly shooting that involved an officer. shooting happened

just before 9.30, last night on 16th street. police department says the sacramento police department, they were in oakland investigating a homicide. well, they asked opd to help them arrest a suspect. opd says the suspect came from inside of a home with a gun and officers shot and killed that person. they said officers were injured. the department says the officers involved are now placed on paid administrative leave as they investigate this incident. time now, 5.30, and the city of san francisco is holding a ceremony to remember 118 years since that devastating 19. 0, 6, earthquake. this is footage from the big one. more than 3,000 people lost their lives. more than 200,000 people were left without homes. michael thomas is live in san francisco as the city continues to remember the morning, michael. >> good morning, everyone. this is now nearly 120 years later and the city of san

francisco along with its residents and officials continue to remember those who lost their lives back in 19. 0, 6, during the san francisco earthquake and fire known as the big one. and take a look. this is a lot of spouting right here. you can they've done that annual wreath laying it's raining, mentioned for the 118 year this ceremony. and you can we've got lots of people out here. i would say close to maybe 100 to 150 and as she said, this year marks 118 years and officials began honoring the anniversary at around 4.45. this morning with annual wreath laying here at the lot of stuff near market street in downtown this year's week laying was being dedicated to the memory of senator dianne feinstein and san francisco flores. and then also a lot of stone wreath maker larry, through this. now, of over the years, this been a tradition this year about 3 months ago. they did put in a plaque near market street that gives all the details of that 19. 0, 6, san

francisco earthquake. so it's been quite the morning at around 5.11. they did that moment of silence honoring those who did pass away and also rebuilding the city. and then, of course, right after that moment, they did have the fire engines go with those sirens at this point. we're now going to make our way over towards the golden fire hydrant. and that is over by 20th and church. so we'll keep you updated with that. we're going to head over there with the rest of these officials. mayor london breed is not here this year as she was overseas in china. but we did have former mayor willie brown here and of course, is always a delight to see him. he's got those jokes early in the morning. so you'll hear more from as our morning show progresses live this morning in downtown san francisco. and michael thomas to back to live in the student. got to see the city coming out thank michael. okay. so let's head to the north petaluma. police are investigating graffiti at kenilworth junior high school. >> that threatened school shooting. what happened today? department says there are no known credible threats to the

score staff and they're working with school staff on that investigation. and some parents in the east bay chose to pick up their students early from school yesterday morning after 5 school districts received bomb threats. officials say the threat email claimed a bomb would go off yesterday afternoon unless russian prisoners were released from us jails. ultimately the threat was found not to be credible. one superintendent said the threat was also sent to schools across the state. time alameda police are investigating a swatting incident and instill junior and senior high school. this happened just before one yesterday afternoon when the police department received a call reporting a hostage situation at the school. police say they responded to school and they searched the campus. they did not find anything suspicious. a warning about a trendy now on social media could have dire consequences in marin county deputies recently followed up concerned citizens report

about a kid running to the neighbor who was a gun kron four's terisa stasio report the teen admitted to playing a game called senior assassins. yeah, just call that the assassin challenge. kron. 4 news obtained the snapshots from a deputy's body worn camera of replica gun. >> recovered by marin county sheriffs on tuesday. a spokesperson says the deputies pulled over the team with friends after an uber driver have reported seeing what he thought was a teen running through a neighborhood holding a real weapon, according to their was something that they knew could be riskier. people could be concerned about. >> so they're trying to be smart about but running through residential neighborhoods and adding by is not really smart way to go about doing that. >> that's marin county deputy adam schumer horn. he says that the high school student told deputies recently purchased the fagan online to participate in the senior assassins game. we're seniors

teams and eliminate each other by tagging competitors with water, guns. >> although kids want to have fun that they want to do silly pranks to do things like that, that many of us that senior of our own this is something that definitely has some serious ramifications. >> last month after a teen was cited on a marine bike path with another fagan principles that marin county high school sent out emails to parents warning them about the game. and consequences of getting caught. redwood high school doctor payne sent this out, quote, school consequences for participation in this game may include loss of privileges such as prom graduation ceremonies, athletics and other activities, end quote. martin county sheriff's office put on their social media site. the circumstances surrounding the teen and the realistic looking gun has a message for all. >> my hope is that parents will see this and conversations with their be cognizant about the types items that they're leaving the

house with for the 3 and purchasing in marin county, theresa kron. 4 news. >> francisco police say a 14 year-old was charged with setting this driverless car on fire. out of that in february in chinatown, police say a crowd graffiti, the waymo car broke a window through fireworks in the college lit the fire. thankfully nobody was inside and no injuries were reported. and there's a new bill brought to the state senate looking to further regulate driverless cars. the bill aligns driverless vehicle restrictions with those of human driven vehicles. that means local police can ticket the cars that communities could keep them out of areas of concern. driverless cars will also be subject to the same guy and the requirements as any other vehicle. the bill had its first hearing yesterday. it could be a month or more until it hits the governor's desk. more layoffs

and google spokesperson for the mountain view based company toy rotors, reuters that the layoffs are part of an effort to cut costs. still no word on the number of employees being let go slay's round of layoffs follows job cuts made earlier this year where the company laid off about 1000 employees. someone vandalized the historic street landslide, a lake merritt in oakland. they've been different ever. >> take a look at this city officials say 40 kerr boxes were broken into 10 light poles are down from a combination of fallen trees and then a listen. city workers are having replaced liars and install temporary light poles, a permanent replacements are being fabricated. residents say the now scared to come out tonight. >> is like safe like going to feel safe? got this makes like. >> well, the city estimates they've repaired about 25% of damage so far. but they say

they're finding a lot more damage and stolen wire as they make the repairs. and the south bay, a newly released audit of the san jose police department shows more than 360 complaints made against officers in 2023, nearly 250 those complaints involve police misconduct. the one complaint an officer was accused of using excessive force during an arrest when asked by the suspect why he was being detained. the officer replied, quote, we just decide to stop a black man for no reason. okay in quote. a review of that incident found that the officers use of force was within police policy. but that additional training was needed to avoid baez based policing and 2 other cases, citizens complained that during a traffic stop and officer asked, quote, other any dead babies in the car in, quote. upon further investigation. one officer said this was an example of chalk talk meant to catch a listener off guard and

thereby cause a greater likelihood of the listener speaking the truth audit recommends that the department strongly discourage such tactics. california attorney general bonta set to hold a press conference this morning in oakland to talk about the efforts in solving california's ongoing housing crisis. honda plans to speak at 9.30 this morning and also is going. here's some concerns from residents of the fayetteville transit village after that conference, bonds and plans to do a hard hat or want those village a planned cultural hub for community entrepreneurship and local businesses. californians for safe communities coalition, they're going to make an announcement this morning. all in regards 2 signature collections for the homeless drug addiction and that production act. the press conference is set for 10, 30 this morning. that's at 6.19, market street in san francisco. small business owners, social justice leaders and families of victims packed

it by are going to join a share. lot ballot measures critical for the november general election. starting tomorrow, eastbound highway 12 in santa rosa. we'll have full and partial closures along in so caltrans can repave the roadway because our friday night at 8 and will end monday at 05:00am. how trez going alternate partial full closures between the dunn avenue and south e street exits. they say the closure will be divided into day and night shifts in hopes of making the work go by a little faster and it bound freeway between dunn avenue southeast breeze. going foreclose during the day. one eastbound lane is going to be open and lane will be closed. they are advising drivers take alternate routes and expect traffic delays. guess who's running for mayor karl? fog is running for mayor next. whoever's running the account naiqama fog pulse of the reasons why call should be the next mayor of san

francisco, though, says cole has a proven track record reaching across the u.s. collaborating with people and bridges. also, karl claims to be a natural protector of harmful uv rays. some respondents saying they weren't sure about voting for kyle because social tower is the best communicator around. so we'll see what happens there. after the break played thompson's future with the dobbs, not major focus of the all season as he prepares to become unrestricted free agent this summer. be right back. don't go anywher

>> we're here for things. even though today police department

investigating a deadly shooting that involved an officer. happened just before 9.30, last night on 16th street. oakland police says the sacramento police department when they were investigating a homicide in oakland. well, they asked opd to help them arrest a suspect. well, says the suspect came from inside of a home in the gun and officers shot and killed a person. one month as a family of 4 was tragically killed at a west portal bus stop. police are station ula and will right near west portal avenue and just 90 minutes they had about 22 citations k 5 warnings. will says they fired 28 of their employees protest at the company's office on tuesday. a google spokesperson says physically impeding other employees work and preventing people from accessing facilities. he's a clear violation of company policy. starting today, the buzz of appears going to close for 2 days. who's going to be looking at the structure of the pier to determine if for peer could be reopened. section of the pier for damage

about large waves back in december. i hoping they can get that open because the weather so nice, john. sure, a lot of folks are going to maybe the beaches. >> just trying their best to avoid piercing having fun. yeah, great beach days here. and you know, you've got to capitalize on those when you get those in the bay area, not everyday that you get skies is clear. >> nor as sunny all the way up to the coastline. we are looking at the golden gate bridte right here. another clear start for him and we're seeing nice weather yet again today. high pressure ridge is in place been keeping us very much so on the steady trend, warming conditions. but we're going to ever so slightly reverse that warming trend as cutoff low. you meanders its way to the west of us into next week. temperatures over the weekend will fall just a couple of degrees. not going to be in the 80's anymore to at least then into next week, falling even further by the middle of next week down into the 60's he can to get this trend starting to creep back

downward. today is our in the low 80's for inland areas. so if you enjoy that toasty field, certainly get out there and enjoy today. tomorrow. still going to be super pleasant. i mean, upper 60's to mid 70's is a nice range to hang out in just not quite as warm as both yesterday. and then today is about to be today's daytime highs will be mid 60's in golden gate park lows, 70's for mission and financial districts 60's at the coastline. while looking at 70's for most of the rest of us, a few low 80's and not just for the south bay today, although san jose, you do get up to 82 degrees. that makes you the warmest spot in the bay area today. livermore in fremont right behind jet 79. well, danville, up to concord, each reaching 80 degrees for your highs. antioch, fairfield, pittsburgh also are right at 80 for your daytime highs later on today. looking at tomorrow, there's those mid 70's which will stick around into saturday. briefly back up in the upper 70's for sunday and monday. and then there's that cool down that i alluded to into the middle of next

week. daytime highs only in the upper 60's by next tuesday and wednesday, still remaining dry. but getting that cooler feel back for a few days. as for your roads, things are moving along just fine. we do have the bay bridge metering lights now back on. but not a big back up just yet. only 11 minutes to make your crossing. also the makings of a nice sunrise there in the distance, san mateo bridge. 13 minutes for your crossing right now in both the richmond center fell and the golden gate are still pretty empty before that commute picks up. all right, john, thank you for that. in the east bay, a man was charged vehicular manslaughter. >> in connection to a hit and run crash that killed a pedestrian in oakland back in 2022. alameda county district attorney's office says amelia martinez wrote was rocking on international boulevard when she was hit by a car. prosecutors say they believe perez driving a stolen car hit the woman didn't stop, didn't call for help. reza said to be rain next thursday, if convicted, he faces up to 6 years in state prison. well,

all that youth baseball league in concord trying their best to recover after a break-in at their sports complex. more than $15,000 worth of equipment was actually stolen. the season is well underway for the junior optimist. baseball lee. megan, this crime even more upsetting organizers say these both through the bars and the locks to at least for their storage containers. they say stolen items include an atv, a utility trailer generators, water pumps to keep fields dry tools and even batteries. the league is calling this a crushing blow. >> estimate $15,000 and given our budget. that's along long way to go. had a covid issue. so we'll have a lot. i mean, tell you about 4 or $5,000 in our cap to the criminals. you stole it from children in need. >> volunteers are working to ensure that doesn't interfere with the team's season. also

asking for the public's help. and online fundraiser was set up to help replace what was taken. well, there's a new bill looking to boost homeowner insurance protections after some insurance companies stop covering homes and fire risk areas. the bill introduced by menlo park senator josh becker will require companies to consider the billions of dollars. the state spent on wildfire mitigation when determining what to charge customers. it would also require insurers to take into account how homeowners prepare their homes for potential disaster. senator baker says insurance companies are simply not taking those facts into consideration and consumers are paying the ultimate price. hairs are underway at raymond. the part west oakland city leaders approved the first reading of an ordinance to allow the oakland ballers to play at the park this season. dollars agreed has been 1.6 million dollars to improve the park. the plans to host 48 home games that has it all with the team execs about what's next.

>> that means that our our, you know, our plan for improvements to the park to the deal. fencing netting installation of a video scoreboard. you know, field improvement adding receives the battle. can you know it officially is going forward for us. a lot of it is, you know, we're taking a step forward. we're turning in chapter for baseball and open. but we also want to pay tribute to opens history with baseball. >> a final reading of ordinance and a vote by the city council is going to be held on april. 30th if final approval is given mahler's first home game is set for june 4th. turning now to the royer's. the licking their wounds after a season ending loss to the canes. now people are wondering what is going to happen. the klay thompson when he becomes an unrestricted free agent this summer. what was most director jason dumas has that story. >> the warriors season came to a sobering and on tuesday

night, it wasn't the last that was so bad, but it was more the manner in which they lost the kings just bullied the gov at will push them around. they looked like the tougher team. the more athletic team and obviously the better team. it made many question whether the dubs can ever win again with the big 3 as their core. that's a topic for another day. what is relevant right now is the future of klay thompson. he will be an unrestricted free agent this summer. and although both sides would like to see the partnership continue, you just never know. once folks start talking money, clay says he still dealing with the emotions of this season. but what is most important to him is winning another rain. >> really haven't thought about that deep in the future because i still need to process. the year we had and it was. one filled with ups and downs. but ultimately we foresee our team did everything we could to try and win as many games we possibly

could. when you've been a part of winning seasons, don't really want to go away from that. would like to win again. one for the thumb will be nice. so think it's an reach. just going to take huge for other than that. i think about that. what really make you happy in the last, you know, few years, your goals. today we'll hear from warriors head coach steve kerr and general manager mike dunn leaving other news. >> the giants and a's both got that you look at sports. >> coming on the kron morning news. why some state officials say leftover hot cheeto dust on your fingers and dialing your turn after during a gator aid might be worse your health aid might be worse your health you think.

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to learn more. >> south bay, 4 people were charged with murder after a 18 month old baby. >> overdose in san jose. among those 4 people are the baby's parents, derek trial and kelly richardson. they're the first in santa clara county's history. charge of murdering their own child with drugs. this is video when they appeared in court back in november. investigators say the parents waited more than 12 hours for the call. 9-1-1 to report that their daughter was dead. the c 2 additional people being charged provided a steady supply opioids. evidence chosen. all 4 defendants used drugs in the same room as the baby. for 20 is the saturday. was just the police there to be keeping a close eye on drug impaired. drivers. police will be conducting dui checkpoints. so 7 saturday night, 3 sunday

morning, they'll also be patrolling as deputy says, drivers caught impaired can expect all the makings of a dui arrest, jail time, fines and fees. coming up in the next hour. >> a homicide suspect is shot and killed by police in oakland will talk more about that. was the family opened their without a home after a victim battery caught fire in the garage struggle. get firefighters to help put it out. protests continue across the bay area calling for end the bay area calling for end to the war in gaza. will have

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>> right now on the kron 4 morning news. a homicide suspect is shot and killed by

police in oakland. plus, as protesters continue calling for an end to the war in gaza, one group is confronted with hate speech. and reports of yet another round of job cuts at google after the company laid off nearly 1000 workers earlier this year. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 6. >> good morning and thanks for waking up with us on thursday and daria and i'm james. yesterday was fantastic. weather wise and looks like we're in store for some pretty similar today. more sunshine even warmer today, yeah, repeating a lot of what we had yesterday. temperatures well into the low 80's for even more in the bay area. so for those of you in solano county, walnut creek, you're joining the 80's club today. looking outside this morning, we have clear skies. this is jose about to see a nice sunrise with crystal clear conditions overhead. not really talking much fog this morning. another pleasant start cool this morning for the morning jog.