>> right now on the kron, 4 morning news, alameda county district attorney pamela price is fighting to keep her job after a date is set for a recall election. governor gavin newsom is at the vatican right now to discuss climate change. we're live with details on that story. and concord, police are looking for the suspects who rammed a car into 2 local businesses in the same night. >> 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 all early altogether. makes you feel better. it does. you know that you have company we to got up all in the same boat this morning on the weather front, we're all seeing a little bit of mist. i noticed when i came across the bay bridge have missed and it's who seem to be very rough. waters went bed last john's given me and when does rip-roaring pushing in that cool sea breeze and along with it does come some pretty rough waters. >> right through the golden

gate. so things out there today are noticeably a little more enhanced than they were yesterday, which is giving us a cooling effect in our temperatures. just take a look at this view from mount tam yesterday. you're looking down at a very thin veil of that marine layer today. it's very thick. it's going to take a lot longer to burn off and it is pushing right through the golden gate. the carquinez into the delta having our biggest cooling effect actually in some of those for this to inland areas that resulted in a lot of mist and drizzle. in the meantime, closer to the coast to the berkeley hills spots like that right now, winds as much as 40 miles per hour, especially out into the delta and through the golden gate. so watch for some of those stronger gusts this morning. now temperatures are in the mid 50's currently oakland-alameda redwood city at 56 berkeley and san francisco at 54 right now. later today, a noticeable difference as far as temperatures go. more of us going to be in the 70's today than yesterday's low 80's. so still comfortable. don't get me wrong. will still get

sunshine. going to take longer to get there, right? all right, john, thank you for car fire 80 niles. >> this is as you're traveling to union city's things. a little slow go there might take up to 38 upon that navigate, get around those delays that were seen bay bridge right now. 13 minutes, no major delays or issues. there's a traffic hazard honor san mateo bridge, 80 to 101 drive times around. 25 minutes traveling across that bridge, a little slower 7 minute ride. richmond center fell bridge in golden gate bridge. 37 of the tolls, 19 minutes. james, back to you. thanks a lot. ryan is 601. in new this morning. governor newsom is at the vatican right now. he's taking part in a climate summit with world leaders and the pope. yeah. kron four's michael thomas in the newsroom right now with more on that story. good morning, michael. hi, good morning, everyone. governor gavin newsom, he spoke at the vatican within the last few hours or so. >> essentially discussing climate change. what california is doing to fight it. but it also given the opportunity to speak with

world leaders and showcase his work as governor, which could play a role in his political future. should he decide to run for higher office? three-day su mit that he's at, it's all about bending the curve and bouncing forward to climate resilience. governor newsom spoke to a delegation of about 100 people in the room and that included the mayor of paris and the governor of new york. all that are calling for urgent climate action. newsom called the climate crisis a clear and present danger which is causing severe droughts, intense storms and historic wildfires have all been seen across california in the most recent years. and the governor didn't hold back when it came to calling out the fossil fuel industry. take a listen to what he had to say. >> this climate crisis, what it is the climate crisis is a fossil fuel crisis. the climate crisis is a fossil fuel crisis. it's because the burning of coal, the burning of gas and the burning of oil. and with respect and forgive me if this comes off a little

too harsh, it's been said and repeat it. the polluted heart. of the climate crisis. are these fossil fuel companies that had been lying to us? they've been deceiving us. they've known to the science. they've denied the science. they've delayed it. van spent. we have the tools. we have the technology. we have the capacity to address this issue at a global level of skill level and they've been fighting every single advancement and we have got to call that out. >> now, oil companies have long pushed against in newsom's allegations arguing his administration has unfairly targeted them during his time in politics. as for pope francis, who is an influential figure among american catholics and a leader in the fight against global warming. well, he's spoke to the delegation getting a message that focused more on taking care of the poor and the planet. tomorrow. governor newsom is expected to

travel to the city of bilotta to launch a new climate partnership with the italian region of emilia-romagna. as we get more details on the world leaders. he continues to speak with throughout this trip trip. excuse me will continue to keep you updated. that's a very latest here in the newsroom. i'm michael thomas story. james, we'll send it back to you. ok? thank you very much, michael. >> time now is 604. and another big story pro-palestine protesters take over an abandoned building near uc berkeley avenue. protest is happening ad and head complex. it's a boarded-up building right next to people's park in kron 4. sarah stinson has more on that. >> a group of pro-palestine protesters broke into head complex. take a look. you can see on the sidewalk here. it says free palestine. this is a boarded up building. university officials say they are aware of the vandalism that is happening at this quote, unsafe, boarded up fire, damaged building. it's a block away from people's park in 2 blocks from campus.

palestine. protesters taking over berkeley's and ahead complex wednesday afternoon. resisting with palestinians wed, the bravest strongest demonstrators refused to do an interview with kron 4 but did announce a list of 4 demands live. >> from people parked outside. all right. the painting caught happen. >> protesters set up tents, hung a palestinian flags and even spray painted the sidewalks in parts of the building. it's unclear if these are cal students are even berkeley residents. this protest does fall on the 55th anniversary of people's park which is being turned into new housing for students and

low-income residents. it's been closed and blocked off since january, which has since sparked many protests. nicholas alexander says he was there the first day. the park closed, but he became visibly upset at the presence of these protesters. seems like they're just here do. >> i to get attention, frankly. because i don't know. i haven't seen them before. you know, why were you here on january 4th, when i was chased by swat while a cal alumni walking by says he sees no problem with people protesting on vacant land like why shouldn't they be able to take that space?tit's out of the way and it's not causing traffic or anything like that. they should be able you know, protest here. police have been seen around here taking pictures monitoring the situation, but no one has been removed, nor arrested says definitely a fluid situation. check kron 4 dot com. >> for the latest, i'm sara stinson reporting berkeley. back to you. >> well, developing news out of the north bay sonoma states. president is on administrative leave now after

coming to an agreement with pro palestinian demonstrators on that campus without getting permission from the university. first. so in a letter sent out tuesday, president mike lee said he listen to protesters demands and that, quote, none of us should be on the sidelines when human beings are subject to mass killing and destruction, end quote, we went on to announce that sonoma state would look at the vi sting from israel and would end an exchange program with that country. protestors applauded the announcement. however, the university's leadership was not please. state senator scott wiener also weighed in. >> what i saw the announcement from the president of sonoma state. my jaw drops absolutely unacceptable. what sonoma state is proposing to do is to basically blocks list israeli academics. it's a complete academic. we caught it any kind of student exchange between sonoma state

universities in throughout. >> well, leave released a new statement backtracking on his decision saying, quote, in my attempt to find agreement with one group of students, i'm marginalized. other members of our student population and community. i realize the harm that this has caused and i take full ownership of it and quote, now he did go on to say the initial letter was sent without the approval of the university system's chancellor and board leaders. the csu chancellor also put out a statement saying the heart and mission of csu is to create an inclusive and welcoming place for everyone. >> the there always the support. and with that, oakland's new police chief is officially sworn-in. mayor sheng thao sharing this video on social media. and you can see this for the new chief in to ensure a seamless transition. he started the job on saturday. the mayor says that public swearing-in

ceremony will happen in the near future. so stay tuned for another ceremony like that in the east bay 2 times in one night, the same crew believed to have used a car to break into 2 businesses in concord. let's take a look at surveillance video showing one of them. there's the car with a stolen license plate and it rams into the micro measurements and pacific instruments business pike lane. the company makes data systems and the customers are nasa. the u.s. military. not only do they slammed the business, then they use they go into the roll-up door, look inside. but then they end up leaving. look at without taking anything. few minutes later, just about 2 miles away. watch this same thing this time slamming into h s d engineering which high vacuum repair operation on salon away. and the group same thing. they went inside,

looked around and then didn't take anything. >> decided to trash their car my door and right away. i suspect they're looking for a marijuana grow house. luckily the only thing that saved them from completely demolishing through our building was are recently purchased forklift. it also has doubled as the new way to open and close the door to new high court. >> so now they're investigating whether or not those 2 things are connected and what they did. what was the purpose? they didn't take anything. so what were they after? time now, 6.11, and other news on the morning covering this morning. yes, still ahead, san francisco's only black woman own cannabis shop is at risk of closing. now the owners asking for the community's help. plus, a hungry thief leads. police on a chase will tell you. >> what this woman stole the

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system are not allowed to strike at any time. the union representing the workers had given the authorization. but this does not guarantee that they will and can actually strike union member state university of california mishandled the pro-palestinian demonstrations on uc campuses specifically the video you saw there was from ucla. a woman is arrested. she's accused of stealing this taco truck from san pablo. police found her in the truck rummaging through it. she told the police that she just wanted to help herself to some food. the taco truck was returned to its rightful owner. a popular santa cruz brewery is coming soon to pier. 39 in san francisco. it's called humble. see brewing company. and we're sure on exactly when they're going open, but you check out their other locations if you're interested, they they already have a alameda and pacific on the list. >> well, the contra costa

county fair starts today. it's going to be out of the county fairgrounds in antioch. it will run until may 19th. >> they'll be an extreme sport zone. a carnival, even a livestock you can buy tickets for the fair online to always a fun time. every i can't. so when you said that i suddenly went, oh, my god awaited summer. it's just a fair time. all the fair started happening and this is the season. >> i get that they really kick and i felt like early july 4th second, the weather is going to be fantastic for today because get moderate temperatures sometimes with a fair gets too as morning. yet nothing too hot today. in fact, it's going to be little cooler than yesterday. so we're backing off those warmer temperatures just a little bit. your view outside right now looking down in san jose, you can see a couple peeks of sunshine, but definitely a predominantly cloudy start to this morning. just as we've been seeing the past few days now, your marine layer is a bit more dense today. so it's going to take a little extra time for a lot of that fog to be burning off whe e we're

sitting currently. we do have fog in the bay shore as well as some of our inland spots. but warmth still winds out later today as to sunshine, just going to take longer to get there, not quite as hot as yesterday and looking at the entire west coast, but especially the bay area in california. we do have a cooler than normal temperature trend to carry us into next week as well. so not a lot of huge changes here. certainly no heat spikes ahead of us. we are seeing some mist and drizzle this morning, especially near the coastline up in the mountains near the coast and even out towards berkeley. we'll see skies clearing out this afternoon. but still a rip roaring sea breeze that makes its way through the golden gate. the turkey is in the delta in this having a moderating impact on all of our temperatures. each of the next several days. today's daytime highs will be subtly cooler than yesterday's again. no huge changes here. but for a lot of our inland spots, especially this is going to take us further down into the 80's and in some cases back down in the 70's

south bay temps, you are the same as yesterday. one of our spots that really isn't saying much of a change. well, hey, we're at 74 dublin up to concord, all down in the 70's, oakland, up to richmond in the 60's. vacaville are biggest change from yesterday's 89 to just 80 degrees today. looking ahead tomorrow as temperatures even cooler yet starting a trend of 70's on average for inland areas. bayshore cities remain solidly in the low 70's all the way through this forecast. reyna harvey standing by with a look roads. what's the latest john? we've been tracking this accident. a car fire along south on 8.80, at alvarado. niles. that's in union city. as you can see, all the red and back up there. mission boulevard. but you good option for you if you're trying navigate and get around that caltrans camera showing us the back of their and all those headlights. everybody stop in. if you can see right there, that fire truck also trying to put that fire out of that car. >> it's going to be a little time for able to get that out of the way put the fire out and then move that to the side. >> a 15 minute ride into the

city center to bridge, though, do have a little traffic hazard. some debris on the highway there. a 20 minute ride 80 to 101 other highways. not as congested like 101. you still a great under 30 minutes to 80 82 into 37. you're making good time. 80 over the east bay rocket out towards the maze around. 23 minutes started back to you. thanks. a lot of 6.18, and with the ongoing drug crisis happening throughout this country. walgreens. >> is now offering a cheaper version of nara. can it's going to be sold over-the-counter now and kron four's will tran is actually live for us out at walgreens. in walnut creek. >> with the story, well, james, this is extremely important because a lot of people now can get their hands on our canned for about $10 less now, walgreens. they've been selling it online. >> the end of the month, you can also walk down the aisle as far as the pain and get for yourself. this is important because in the united states,

according to the center for disease control 107,000 people overdose last year. most of them from opiodds. now as far as narcan, the drug, whether it's generic or the name brand, it helps restore breathing whenever somebody overdoses by allowing the generic brand, it's going to be walgreens brand. they can have access to it without the stigma of going up to a pharmacist and asking for narcan. not to mention that convenience. it will be sold for around $35 store-brand a lot cheaper than the name brand which is about $45. and that is being offered on line as far as walgreen is concerned. they say they are rolling it out in about 2 weeks from now. you can get it online. but if you want to come down here, you can have it. and a lot of people are encourage, especially in certain communities that you might want to have it on. you just in case overdose in somebody else will know that you carry it. they can jump in

and help you with that or you can help somebody else. it is a very effective medicine. whether or not it's a name brand or a store brand. back to all right. thanks a lot. 6 20's. the time said is first and only black owned woman owned cannabis shop. >> is at risk of closing the owner of the building in hunters point is looking to sell after the lease is up at the end of the month and that would leave the shop owner recent benton with just weeks to come up with the money to buy a new space. she says that her dispensary posh green campus boutique has become something really positive in the neighborhood. she is hoping that they're not going to turn another business into a tragedy. >> nobody believed in his neighborhood. i was nobody want to be on his back. when i got here the crime, you know, and i took a chance on this neighborhood. i want remain here so we can have black woman owned business in this community as we should.

>> now her goal is to raise $200,000 for a down payment. if she's going to have to move, which she believes she will. she understands that that's a lot of money. but she wants to do it and keep serving the community. >> well, the family of angelo quinto reached a multimillion dollar settlement with the city of antioch that 30 year-old died in police custody back in 2020. his family says he was having a mental health crisis when they called for help. as part of the settlement approved by the city council tuesday night, the family will be awarded 7 and a half million dollars. civil rights attorney john burris says the case has a potential now to save other people like him >> given the new mindset that has developed here in this city some of the other cities around that we won't have seeking help families seeking help losing their loved ones at a time when different form interaction, intrusive form, a less aggressive form i could could have resolved it differently.

>> the mayor of antioch was there as well. lamar thorpe, he says that while it is unusual for a city official to take part in a settlement announcements, this is the start of that change. >> and 6.22. and coming up, the state's utility commission votes to add a flat feed to your electricity bill. now, state lawmakers are trying to state lawmakers are trying to say maybe there's i was like shaking you know, . when i first reached out to jacoby and meyers. i didn't know if i had a case o. as soon as i got a hold of my . because of jacoby and meyers, it a medical bill or things like . if i know of any accident, i'm .

>> we are back at 6.25. and for your money. this morning,

the california public utilities commission recently approved a plan to oppose a new flat fee on utility bills for many californians. but now a new effort is going through the legislature to reduce that fee in coming years if signed assembly bill 1999, would prevent any new fee increase from exceeding the rate of inflation and would prohibit the cpu see from imposing a fix charge greater than $10 per month after the summer of 2028. that's far lower than the monthly fixed charge of $24.15 that the cpu see approved last week for most customers. as part of that plan, the utilities agreed to reduce their prices by 5 to $0.7 per kilowatt hour in a move that supporters say will save californians money. but the cpu sees plan may be short lived because the assembly, utilities and energy committee voted wednesday afternoon, 9 to nothing to advance this new proposal to limit the fixed charge. we're afraid that. >> people will have a disincentive to do things like turn off the lights, lower the thermostat and summer and also

to hang your clothes to dry, something that i would do the same electricity if i'm in a paper that any way with a fix charge, what incentive is there to do? >> the utility companies have long said they need to impose a fixed charge to help pay for grid maintenance and the state's transition to green technology assembly bill 1999. will go before the assembly appropriations committee this week. 6.26. that i'm coming up next on the kron. 4 morning news. the fbi is sending out a warning now about terrorists targeting pride events here in san francisco. >> we'll have what you need to >> we'll have what you need to know. ow network is no network for business. that's why more choose comcast business. and now, we're introducing ultimate speed for business —our fastest plans yet. we're up to 12 times faster than verizon, at&t, and t-mobile.

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>> 6.29 is the time and you'll notice it's a little gray and moist on. and there's a little bit of mist on the windshield in some parts of the bay. we've got john tracking it all. hey, john. yeah. believe misty new drizzly. very great. definitely a denser marine layer than yesterday. although look at this behind me at sfo, you are catching some sunshine. >> they didn't see yesterday. so just because it's foggy in one spot doesn't guarantee elsewhere. this is your view at that blanket of gray that is streaming through the golden gate this morning making for some really low visibility in parts of the north bay and especially out of the delta where those winds are really pushing through quite the pace, vacaville at 32 miles per hour right now, also breezy at the coast and very drizzly out that way, too. temperatures range anywhere from the low 60's in spots like hayward to the 50's for most of the rest of us fairfield at 55 berkeley sitting at 54 right now. later today, a little bit cooler for inland spots barely hanging on to the low 80's. more 70's in the forecast today. rania,

right, john, thank you for that. and that's good news. >> well, the car fire that we were tracking all lanes are now open here along southbound 8 in a lot of miles road. also in a traffic hazard on the san mateo bridge. they were able to get that up. so all that just a little slow on 80 might want to take mission boulevard until things start to resolve itself. all lanes are open. they got that accident cleared off of the highways. they ridge no major issues or delays, but people are starting to travel 18 minute ride into the city this morning. we're around 21 san mateo bridge because remember the app that traffic has are blocking the lanes here, even though that's where the 12 minutes long richmond center fell bridge and golden gate bridge around 19 darya. james, back to you. >> thank you much 6.31. right now. and the date is now set, as we told you, for the recall election against alameda county district attorney pamela price. price has a lot to say about for stephanie justice has the story. >> we are ready to tell people the truth. wednesday district

attorney pamela price and supporters with protect the wind for public safety gathering in oakland defending her time as district attorney 2 weeks ago. the alameda county board of supervisors certify the signatures required for recall tuesday evening. they voted that recall will be part of the general election in november. the recall effort coming from a committee called save alameda for everyone da prize addressing what she believes has been misinformation disseminated about her. we will tell the truth and we will counteract the lies and the misinformation campaign. >> that has been amplified by certtin folks in the media and certain people. there's been a whole lot of misinformation. price says she will continue to do her job as district attorney while campaigning saying that the people in 2023 took to the polls to vote her in. >> it was the first time in 45 years since there was a contested election. >> the people of alameda county went to the polls to elect a district attorney for

the first time since 9, the mid 1970's in over 45 years. we have not had a contested election. i'm the first non appointed non anointed district attorney in this county in 100 and so the people exercise their democratic right to elect a district attorney and we won that election has ms gets said fair and square with 53% of the vote. >> behind a price, a group of supporters and volunteers. he raised parents they're just hating on for no apparent reason she's doing her job. alameda county says combining the recall election with the general election will cost 4 million dollars as opposed to between 15 20 million dollars. it would cost to hold a special election. the decision to go by the 2 was supported by prize price, reiterating that the alameda county registrar of voters did not follow the charter, saying the recall process was in

legal reporting. tiffany justice kron, 4 news 6.33. the time in the north bay, a disturbing find inside a home in rio vista has left retirement community shaken. >> an elderly woman's body was found by police. the suspected killer apparently is her own son. now, earlier this week, officers went to a home on birch ridge drive, which is where the trilogy retirement community is. they say concern neighbors have called about a local woman who they hadn't seen for several days. officers arrived to the home where she lived and were met at the door by her. 57 year-old son jeffrey and can now things quickly escalated from there. police say when at ken tried to physically stop them from checking the house after he was detained. that's when officers went in and made the grim discovery of his 78 year-old mother. >> in my experience as a veteran law enforcement officer, normal people do not kill their mothers. it's a very violent crime. it's one of the, you know, still one of

the worst murders you can do the killing of that of a parent or a child. >> the megan's law website confirms that at can is also a convicted offender. the full circumstances surrounding his mother's death. like why and how it happened are currently being investigated. now by detectives with the solano county sheriff's office. >> the union representing about 48,000 academic workers in the uc system has voted to give the executive board the ability to strike at any time. the union says they believe the university of california mishandled the pro-palestinian demonstrations that happened on uc campuses. specifically that went to ucla. we're a counter protesters attacked a pallet pro-palestinian encampment for several hours before the police intervened. the vote does not guarantee a strike. 8 of the uc campuses still have a month of instruction before the summer break. half moon bay's

planning commission approved new housing for low-income senior farm workers. this after governor newsom had threatened legal action over delaying the plan, the 40 unit affordable housing project will move forward. now it and spent about a year since the deadliest shooting in the nation's history happened there. the governor met with survivors of that shooting and their families. he toured what we're trying to be deplorable, living conditions for the farm workers. he has budgeted millions in funding and resources to ensure the workers get the support they need from the state. >> well, los altos police department now warning people about an uptick in burglaries at home construction sites and unoccupied homes for sale. police say these thieves are stealing appliances, staged in these homes and ones that were delivered to construction sites and that these crimes tend to happen at night or early in the morning. so they're urging people to lock their doors and windows and sent home alarms and utilize whatever security devices they may have. well in san pablo,

an oakland woman is arrested after allegedly stealing a taco truck in so police they responded to a call about this talk of truck being stolen and within the hour, police found it on the other side of town. the woman was discovered inside rummaging through things and confessed to those officers that she stole it because she was hungry the taco truck was returned to its owner. >> it's 6.36 and the fbi is warning about threats targeting the lgbtq+ community during pride month. we have kron four's dan kerman reporting. now these threats are coming from terrorists. >> san francisco's pride parade is a little over a month away. but pride events begin the first of june. not only here in the bay area, but in various cities across the u.s. now, this year's pride events come with a warning from the fbi and homeland security, the foreign terrorists or their u.s. base supporters, a target lgbtq venues and events. isis

propaganda has made reference to lgbtq community and the lgbtqa bats. >> we want to make sure that all of community, but especially in this case, the lgbtq community is aware of that and exercising appropriate situational awareness when they attend events. the fbi says the volume and intensity of that propaganda has increased following the october 7th hamas attack in israel. that coupled with next month's anniversary of the 2016 pulse nightclub massacre in orlando is reason to get the word out. people a very good grasp what's normal behavior for their surroundings encourage them. but they see something that's very suspicious, very out of the that they report that many in san francisco's castro district were caught off guard by the terror warning for pride month but said it won't deter them from taking part. i think that being a part of the community being in something like this,

it makes you feel more. >> well, coming in more safe. i know that that the community does things to prevent things like this. so i don't think it will change. we want to do and be a part of should let your hair or any kind of >> you know, kind of weeks deter us because we're standing for ourselves. but for all those who can stand up for themselves is worrisome. but that's not going to deter us from showing our support and being a part of the community. that means the world to pride festivities are slated to take place throughout the month of june in san francisco. >> culminating in a festival as well as the parade the last weekend of the month. >> in san francisco, dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> it's 6.39. and the san francisco police plan to host families impacted by homicides. they're going to have a march this afternoon for that. they want to pay tribute to the lives that have lost and the families who continue to suffer the march begins at 3 o'clock at margaret hayward park on laguna street. and after that,

the police chief, the district attorney and others will give speeches on the steps of city hall. >> take a look at the new harvey milk terminal and sfo. >> is nearly finished by mid-june. travelers will be able to go to new shops and restaurants, their displays and new gates to get to the plains. both alaska and delta plan to move their operations into that new terminal later this year. the project cost about 2.5 billion dollars. the airport believes it's worth the hefty price tag. >> if we really invest heavily in the features, the amenities, the experience inside the terminal. we get that back in the form of people are spending more money in the terminal there, shopping and dining more. they're spending more time enjoying their stay in the terminals. >> it's really true. i mean, you know, when there's a lot to do, it's really nice. i know people they'd rather be there 3 hours early, walk around, enjoy themselves. relax and then go, you know, catch their flight. the new

harvey milk terminal opens to the public with a ribbon cutting on june. 11th. >> very cool. art. 6.40, the time in a big milestone for the city of oakland, oakland, unified has become the first district in the county to have 100% electric fleet of school buses. yesterday was the first day that these buses were officially put into use. manufacturers say all 74 of the school buses will also be providing energy to the city when they're not in use usd says these buses will help reduce emissions in the community. 6.40, on the clock. and coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news we're honoring api heritage this month on kron 4 and this morning. >> we meet one on one with sam publish first ever. asian american police chief. and we are looking at a day today that is going to bring with it some 60's to low 80's still hanging on for a lot of spots like san jose glenn in sf, though, going to be a bit risk for you. is that cool? ocean breeze pushes in. i've got

your forecast we're tracking a few delays out there now that those accidents and hazards removed. >> still seeing a little slowing down there along

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berkeley have taken over a building near people's park. this all started about 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon. group says they're demanding freedom of palestinians and amnesty for all political activists. san francisco mayor london breed is dropping out of next week's mayoral debate. that debate is being hosted by the nonprofit group together sf organizers say mayor breed originally agreed to participate, even made several changes to the schedule. the debate is set to happen next. monday. the other confirmed candidates will be there. will the county for the contra costa county fair starts today. lot of fun out there at the fairgrounds in antioch. it's going to run until may 19. there will be an extreme sport zone. a carnival, obviously a lot of food as well and a livestock pavilion. you can buy tickets for the fair online. the popular santa cruz brewery also coming up here, 39 in san francisco. check it out. the humble see brewing company put up this coming soon. banner. >> over a boarded-up storefront there at the pier.

no word on when exactly it's set to open, but you can already check out their beer at their bay area locations. they've got some in alameda and pacifica. oh, wow. i think that the piers really cool now that it's got that ferris. we i know i just feel like we're, you know, in paris sea lions like all over place. eyes. it's really a fun place to hang out. >> if the weather's good. yeah, yet those sea lions, they warm your hearts. when you're does chilled by that fog that relentless some wind that comes through the golden gate, sometimes. >> we're looking at some clearing skies. and san jose, though, area that is going to still see some 80's for your daytime highs today and quite a lot of sunshine, too. a lot of the rest of us, especially closer to the coastline through the city and into berkeley. we're going to be a little bit foggy out today that deeper marine layer compared to yesterday. well, at least keep us a little bit cooler. we are seeing some mist some drizzly spots this morning. a sign of what is going to be a cooler pattern to come for the rest of this forecast. in fact, not just this week, but next week is

looking cooler than average across the state. so this is something to know. we don't have any major heat spikes ahead of us. and after yesterday's slightly warmer conditions were back on the downward trajectory. we will see winds relentlessly pushing into the bay. this westerly wind cool sea breeze. we'll continue to keep things cool and foggy during morning hours, but comfortable enough during the afternoon with your dose of sunshine. just going to take a little bit longer to get to the sunshine today as it will take longer for that fog to burn off 50's and 60's for san francisco and the coast today. 70's to low 80's for most of the rest of us in definitely comfortable. not as hot as yesterday, although the south bay is pretty comparable. san jose and campbell as well, santa clara, all in the low 80's union city and hayward in the mid 70's while doubling up to concord back down in the 70's today. oakland up to richmond, your 60's vacaville, our biggest drop in temperatures barely make in the low 80's. looking ahead at our next 7 days.

tomorrow starts to trend of 70's inland, which isn't going anywhere into next week. mostly sunny skies during afternoon hours. but foggy mornings will continue, right? all right, john, thank you for that. well, we had a few issues popping up along 8.80. if you are traveling the year. >> shut to 37 about 53 minutes. we had a car fire. they put that out. that looks like another minor traffic collision. a west. a street is popped up. but again, 53 minute why you might want a commission boulevard to navigate around that. but 80 80 traveling up to oakland. they both look great bay bridge right now 90 minute ride into the city and not seen any accidents or delays. then earlier traffic has along the san mateo bridge. that's now clear. so we're at 20 minutes how they forced a little slow and sluggish. 35 minute ride any akin to conquer cracking down towards the maze around. 25 minutes arias is back to you. thank you. reyna. we are honoring asian american pacific islander heritage month here on kron 4. and this morning we're learning about >> history that was made in

san pablo and the silly celebrating its new police chief. >> right to bar is a longtime veteran of the force and now is the first asian american to lead the department kron four's philippe djegal with the story. >> against all enemies against all enemies, foreign domestic generation brian blue bars. family on hand to watch the decorated law enforcer sworn in as pablo is next. top professional what testament to bars? loyalty, dedication and unwavering support for those who truly know the man behind the shield since the start of the year, bar held the title of interim police chief. >> his interim status is no longer. he is also the first asian american police chief to ever serve in san pablo. coming up in the in a police department. >> no one really no one pays attention or or or cares that,

you know your your air american leader, but taking taking on that responsibility, taking on the responsibility of being the chief of police, your representation of of your community, your representation of the values of your community. so i recognize that and i i embrace the values of my and asian american heritage representing my community. proud the 21 year veteran of the force taking over command of the agency from another trailblazer, outgoing chief ron ron, retiring with distinction in december after serving as the agency's first fujian police chief. despite point, major. >> and cycle always stood out. leaving a lasting impression on me surrounded by law enforcement leaders from throughout the bay area family. other retired air force on force.

>> respond bility. i had and father with his wife, 3 grown kids, mother, father and mother-in-law watching bar recounts his rise to the top. >> remembering where it all started. born on a u.s. military base in south korea while his father served his country in his wife's my. >> a >> for bar lauds his asian american pacific islander heritage and other api top cops that paved the way for his promotion. i appreciate and respect and remember the even before fred lau. >> i'm heather francisco pd

and the struggle for. these leaders, asian american leaders that created the path for to allow me to even get to this point. so it's it is an honor be recognizing view apart of mayor asian american in in public safety in the bay area. >> barr's first day as chief kicked asian american pacific islander heritage month on may. 1st in san pablo, philippe djegal, all kron 40's. >> and a great story d une in every thursday, by the way, this month as we're having more stories like that, highlighting the api community leading up to that special report. it all together and a wonderful half hour 6.30, that will be at thursday. may 20rd right here on kron 4. >> it's 6.52. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news planet fitness is bringing back a pass for high school students

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victorious. florida won their first win in that season. >> series against the dodgers. so at least they didn't get swept a little rest today and then they start playing the rockies friday. >> these are hoping for a win to, but that just wasn't the case is they took on the astro's. the a's gave up 2 runs in the first inning and it just went downhill from there ended up losing 3 to nothing. they have lost 4 games in a row. now, game 5 in the series is today at 5.10. meanwhile, oakland's new baseball team. the ballers want the bleacher seats that the raiders used at the coliseum. >> those seats have been collecting dust out of the stadium's parking lot since the raiders move to vegas. the ballers made an official request to buy them for their new baseball field at raimondi park. opening day for the ballers, by the way, is this coming june 4th, they could call the new black coming up in the next hour. alameda county district attorney pamela price now fighting to keep her job. >> we'll take a look at what she's doing. and governor newsom is at the vatican this morning. he's talking about climate change with world

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>> right now, the kron 4 morning news, alameda county district attorney pamela price fighting to keep her job after a date for a recall is set.

governor gavin newsom at the vatican this morning discussing climate change were live with details on that. plus, copper police now looking for the suspects who rammed the car into 2 local businesses in the same night. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. good morning and thanks for waking up with us on great thursday. i'm darya and james. yeah. but sunshine will come. in fact, some are already seeing it. we've got john in the weather center starting things off some peeks of it out there which has been nice. but some of us are specially fogged in it all depends on where you're at. >> behind me and as that. but we've actually got some pretty clear skies back there. where is your view from mount tam is looking at a blanket of cloud cover that is rushing in at a pretty fast pace into the bay area this morning. this is really going to cool things off for some of our inland areas out towards the delta. and right now is resulting in a few visibility issues, if not some mist and drizzle for some of us.