>> right now, the kron 4 morning news. alameda county district attorney pamela price fighting to keep her job after a date now has been set for a recall election. governor gavin newsom in the vatican this morning discussing climate change. we're live with the details and conquer. police now looking for suspects who rammed a car into 2 local businesses in the same night. >> from the local news station. you're watching you. >> on morning team. >> good morning and thanks for joining us on a thursday and daria and i'm james. we've got weather traffic news as well to talk about this. are

telling that story? you you just francisco and l some new numbers for their homes outreach program they're doing some great work there. we'll talk about that get out. okay. we have numbers to look at the forecast to we do. and there's a little cooler. but hey, this forecast is like not a lot of changes. so at this 0, 2 degrees, that's a and it is going to be cooler for areas like solano county, vacaville down from 89 yesterday to 80 grees today. so that is a noticeable cool down. look at coit. our you clear right now, winds a little calmer for the moment anyways. we still do have some fog up in the north bay, in particular and out along the coast, saw mist and drizzle in the spots this morning. winds are rushing right into the bay, breezy us down into the delta and at the coastline. >> expected to be another breezy one today, but that ocean cool there is definitely moderating things. and keeping us a very steady this past week and for the week ahead, too, 50's to 60's for current

temps. couple spots like brentwood in vacaville hanging out right around 70 degrees. now later on today, daytime highs will push upwards into the upper 70's to low 80's at the very warmest. back to you. >> thanks a lot. 10. 0, 1, and new this morning, governor newsom is at the vatican taking part in a world climate summit with the pope and other leaders. yeah, trump was michael thomas following the story for us up in the newsroom. michael. good morning, everyone. governor gavin newsom arrived there at the vatican to speak. would say probably about 04:00am our time. during that time he discussed climate change in really what california is doing. >> to fight it. but it not only gave him the opportunity to talk about that, but also to speak with world leaders and showcase his work as a governor, which could play a role in his political future. should he decide to run for higher office? this three-day summit is all about bending the curve and bouncing forward to climate resilience. governor newsom spoke to a delegation of about 100 people. >> including the mayor of paris and the governor of new

york all calling for urgent climate action calling this climate crisis. what it is the climate crisis is a fossil fuel crisis. newsom called the climate crisis a clear and present danger causing severe droughts, intense storms and historic wildfires have been seen across california when it came to calling out the fossil fuel industry. the governor didn't hold back is because the burning of coal, the burning of gas and the burning of oil. and with respect 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? oil companies have long pushed back against newsom's allegations arguing his administration has unfairly targeted them during his time in politics. and as for pope francis, he was an influential figure among american catholics and a leader in the fight against global warming. well, he spoke to the delegation privately in a message that focused on taking care of the poor and the planet. tomorrow. governor newsom is expected to travel

to the city of to launch a new climate partnership with the italian region of emilia romagna. as we get more on his trip overseas will keep you updated. he did send out a press release recently essentially going on to say he wants to maintain these good relationships. >> with these 4 leaders, especially when it comes to climate change in california being the leader of live this morning in the newsroom. i'm michael thomas story of james. we'll send it back to thanks, michael. >> it is 10. 0, 3, and also new this morning, san francisco officials are celebrating a pretty big milestone when it comes to their homeless outreach program reyna harvey has the details. good morning. good morning. that's right. so last year the city launched their heart program. >> but actually stands for homeless engagement, outreach and response. so the program is meant to engage with those that are experiencing homelessness as an alternative to either a law enforcement response. the teams are only dispatch to engage with community when there's no indication a crime, no violence threats, mental health or medical needs

president. so he says they helped about 300 people every week and in the first year, heart actually address over 13,000 calls. service and they completed 100% of those requests, including maybe blocked sidewalks as well as small encampment, even placed 144 people into an emergency shelter or either on the waitlist, they completed 168 applications for calfresh as well as medicare. now you have heart workers, the training to use the drug. naloxone. they also are trained to de-escalate situations. they even are aware of the cultural and gender awareness is to best serve. the community will send it back to both the desk. thank you. enough. >> okay. another big story that we're following this morning. pro-palestinian demonstrators take over an abandoned building now near uc berkeley. the new protest is happening and i had complex, which is but a boarded-up building next to people's party kron four's. sara stinson explains. >> 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 who was 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 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 or 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. it 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? it'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, 10, 0, 7, is the time. and in the north bay, we have some developing news out of sonoma state where part of the president there is on administrative leave after coming to an agreement with those pro palestinian demonstrators on campus without getting permission from the university. first. so in the letter that he sent out on tuesday, president mike lee said that he listen to the protesters and agreed that quote, none of us should be on the sidelines when human beings are subject to mass killing and destruction, end quote, he went on to announce that sonoma state would look at divesting from israel and would end an exchange program with that country. the protestors applauded the announcement, but the university's leadership was not very happy. state senator scott wiener wasn't either. >> when 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 this route. >> well, lee released a new statement backtracking on his decision saying, quote, in my attempt to find agreement with one group of students. i 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 in that letter that the initial letter was sent without the approval of the university system's chancellor and board leaders. the chancellor did put out a statement saying that the heart and mission of csu is to create an inclusive and welcoming place for everyone.

>> time now is 10. 0, 9 aye's fe. 2 businesses in concord are rammed by a car with stolen plates. the same night and in both cases the thieves took nothing. both of the break-ins happened monday night. look at this one. 0st at micro measurement, specific instruments, pike lane. they make data systems. other customers like nasa and the u.s. military and the surveillance video shows the car slams in to the front of the place to these go and look around and then they leave empty-handed and then a couple minutes later, just a couple miles away on salon away. you see this white car against a memo slams into the front of hsd engineering and other high-tech business. again, they go in. they come out with nothing and they take off. >> 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 thanks to have they still have a lot of damage repair and they're offering a $500 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the crew that broke into the business. >> teachers across the bay area are rallying. they want better working conditions. >> teachers at fairfield sassoon unified are rallying at the district offices. they want to bring attention to the fact that they are in contract negotiations they're they're not doing until after class so that it doesn't affect the school day. they want to attract and retain highly qualified teachers with a salary that keeps up with the cost of living. and they say so far they haven't had progress in negotiating a contract with the school district. >> meanwhile, teachers with the contra costa county schools, education association will be hosting a rally at the county's office of education. this is video from a similar rally. they held a few years ago. this rally is expected to happen as their bargaining

team sits down with the county to push for increase salaries and what would like to see, which is proper intake procedures for students. the group says it may strike in the fall if a deal isn't reached. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, san francisco's only black on woman. cannabis shop is at risk of closing. and now the owners asking for the owners asking for the community to help. studies show people like to get more for less. so i'm giving you not just 1 jumbo jack burger... ...but 2, for only 5 bucks! statistically speaking that's a lot more for a lot less.

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this is just a drill, but it looks serious. once the firefighters are done with the course, then their designated as a rescue swimmer. >> and if they have to go through sorry to have to pass a by yearly recertification course. so they have to, you know, keep your skills up. well, this happens to be the day. it's a little every with the wind. it be a little you can see there that video just how low the clouds are in kind choppy the wires today. >> but you got to do what you gotta do. got hair and all the conditions right now and always escuse me to be know it's gone. now. it's it was sunny. is that going to go? and now it is again. >> look at all that cloud cover down there below. yeah. that rescue training down below mount tam going on right there. and what is a very cloudy blankets and even some mist drizzle up along the coastline this morning, north bay still fairly fogged in most of the rest of us are actually looking at a good dose of sun at this point. now, later on today that warm weather is back but not quite

as hot as yesterday. yesterday's not just the warmest day, this week's forecast, but it's looking likely that is going to be the warmest day of the next 2 weeks forecast as our long-range models are projecting the entire west coast, actually going to be cooler than average as we really wrap up the month of may. so we are going to be looking at temperatures today. still warm, but a little more comfortable foggy at the coastline. maybe not your best coastal day. if you want to cause some sunshine inland areas again tomorrow morning, we'll see that dose of fog and a very dense marine layer again for your friday. start tomorrow. today's highs similar to yesterday in san francisco 50's and 60's up the coast while 60's to 70's for the bayshore probably guessed it. those 70's to 80's back for inland areas. but less hot than yesterday. for our peak temperatures, it's tri valley down in the upper 70's in dublin, anyways, looking at oakland and richmond down in the 60's and yesterday's warm spot vacaville, not today's warm spot down 9 degrees to 80

degrees today. so not so bad. fact, pretty comfortable for inland spots. we stay that way through this forecast. take a look at those 70's for inland averages fro friday through the middle of next week. coastal areas stay cool in the 50's to 60's james and darya. thank you, john. >> okay. alameda county district attorney pamela price. find yourself back on the campaign trail again, 16 months after assuming office she has to convince voters not to recall her in november. crawford's tiffany 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 er time as district attorney 2 weeks ago. the alameda county board of supervisors certify the signatures required for recall tuesday evening. they voted thao 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 certain 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 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 gifts

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. >> in the east bay, a person has died after a hit and run in san leandro. it happened last night on the willing boulevard west of embers way what crews arrived. they found the victim lying on the road, apparently died there at the scene. no word on a suspect or suspects. francisco's first and only cannabis shop in the hunters point neighborhood owned by a black woman is at risk of closing. now the owner

of that building at hunters point looking to sell and after the lease is up at the end of the month, that's when they're going to do this believes the shop owner is benton with just weeks to come up with the money buy the space. she says her dispensary called posh green cannabis boutique has become something of a a positive in the neighborhood. benton is hoping they don't turn into another small business tragedy story. >> 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, benton has a goal of raising about $200,000 for a down payment. she understands it's a lofty goal but wants to continue serving the community. >> it's 10, 20 and a san francisco man now faces multiple charges for more than 2 dozen organized retail thefts that happened across the city in just 20 years old.

they say he was part of an organized retail theft ring that targeted multiple businesses from last december to april of this year and now he faces up to 70 charges. a preliminary hearing is next month. in the south bay, san jose. garbage and recycling rates are about to go up again. the city is proposing a 4% hike in prices per month for single-family service and 2% rate hike for family services. a multi service, the spokesperson for san jose manuel services says that these hikes are needed because of the rising costs and covering living adjustments and operational fees. they raise their rates last july after reviewing their cost and revenue. then city council member and also executives for different organizations. they say that this by ike, if you look at it, on us. but they point out is still going impact. residents facing financial challenges. there will be a public hearing and a vote on it on june. 4th. >> for your money this morning, a new bill is in the works right now to try and

bring down that new flat fee on utility bills. if signed that legislation would prevent any new fee increases from going over the rate of inflation. and it would also stop this cp. you see the california public utilities commission from making a fixed charge greater than $10 a month after the year 2028, the new monthly fixed charge they just put into place was for $24.15 a month. utility companies have long said they need to impose fixed charges like this to help pay for grid maintenance and the state's transition to green tech. 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 to save electricity to finding the pay for that anyway with a fix charge, what incentive is there to do? >> now, the bill is going to go before the assembly appropriations committee this week. we'll see what happens. >> it's 10, 22. right now san francisco is hosting the latinos in tech summit. it's

featuring more than 80 speakers from companies to bridge the gap between latinos and the tech industry. the organizers say $60,000 will be awarded to tech startups led by latina as to support and promote this. it's going to be held at the palace of fine arts in san francisco and goes on today and tomorrow. >> it's 10. 22. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news, the city of antioch agrees to a multi million dollar settlement.

>> 10. 25 at the time. and the family of angelo quinto

reached a multimillion dollar settlement with the city of antioch. kato was a filipino american veteran who died bikes fix it after police knelt on his neck back in 2020, his family says he was having a mental health crisis when they called police to 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, who you see there says this case has the potential now to save others just like keto. >> 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. and he says while it is unusual for city officials to take part in a settlement announcement like this, he wanted to start that process of change. >> soon at walgreens, you can

save a life and save money. $10 to be exact. explain what kind of product they plan to rollout in about 2 weeks from now. >> hundreds of people come to the state capitol to urge governor gavin newsom to reverse his proposal to cut billions of dollars from the state budget capitol correspondent wallace all have

>> 10 29 and we saw some water rescue practice. that's choppy and windy. but i was thinking about a hike this so now if the wind dies down has that

think, john, it's still going to be windy. but i'm ok with wind. i i don't like the fog. and so if i'm hike in, i don't want in the this out there. but the wind is going to kind of stay put. unfortunately. >> can actually see a little bit of that around quite hours. some of those breezes picking up from time to time pushing right through there. this is really pushing that ocean cool there into the bay. it's one of the reasons we're going to be so cool today. you can actually see the direction of these winds making their way from the coast right into the delta, in particular, from the south and west vacaville at 25 miles per hour. right now, pacifica, half moon bay also breezy and look at where we're going to be later today. spots like san mateo getting up to around 30 miles per hour. so staying fairly windy throughout the afternoon. temperatures are in the 50's to 60's for most of us brentwood as well as vacaville in the 70's berkeley, oakland at 60 degrees later on today. it's going to be some 70's to low 80's. so nice enough to get out there. long as you don't mind that breeze. back

to thanks. a lot of 10, 30 right now and hundreds of people took to the state capital urging the governor. >> to reverse his plan to cut billions of dollars out of the state budget. yeah. let's get more on this from capitol correspondent eytan wallace. >> well, just take a look at all of the people here who came to capitol park. they say the governor's proposed budget cuts will have real-life consequences and now they're urging him to change course. >> some 200 people making their voices loud and clear in front of the state capitol. all to urge governor gavin newsom to reconsider his proposal to cut billions of dollars from the state budget. was here say they are angry and newsom's plan to cut more than 18 billion dollars from state programs. he says the cuts are necessary to close a projected 27.6 billion dollar deficit. but attendees are concerned. newsom's proposal includes productions to programs designed to assist low income californians struggling to make ends meet.

>> i definitely feel that these cuts would be detrimental cuddle. florida says she's very concerned about a proposed 764 million dollar cut to cow works. a state funded welfare program that gives cash aid and employment services. >> to eligible california, families in need powers completely changed my life. i was a like that. had nothing to me. i couldn't say i couldn't buy my son like the basic needs that he needed. and >> now i'm able to stand on my own. i have an education and i have a future thanks to cowards. and by taking those those programs, the way we're we're we're depleting the community and society. other proposed productions include cuts to programs for broadband access. >> water, storage and local and state public health departments. but many here say they will especially fight a proposed 230 million dollar cut for foster care programs. we can do better. >> right now, the state of california has 15,000 empty prison. bates. and if we close the empty prison beds, we can save a billion dollars a year

that we could use child care providers that we could use for foster youth that we could use for cowards out for that we could use for education. so hold us accountable. >> we reached out to the governor's office for a response to this rally and they referred us to this statement the governor made during his budget presentation last friday indicating he would prefer not to make such cuts, but he feels he may have no other choice. these are programs that i long advanced. many of them. none of this is. >> working. enjoy but you've got to do we have to be responsible. we have to be accountable and legislators have until june 15 to review the governor's proposals and passed a fully balanced budget reporting at the state capitol. a tonn wallace. >> kron 4 news. >> the union representing about 48,000 academic workers in the uc system votes to give the executive board the ability to strike and any time because they believe the university of california mishandled the pro-palestinian demonstrations on campuses. specifically this one at ucla

where counter protesters attacked a pro-palestinian encampment for several hours without police intervention. the vote doesn't guarantee a strike. 8 of the uc campuses. meantime, have a month of instruction before they go on summer break. half moon bay planning commissioners approve a new housing complex for low-income senior farm workers after governor newsom had threatened legal action over the delay of the planet. a 40 unit affordable housing project that moves forward. now about a year after the deadliest shooting in the county's history happened. there. the governor after that, he met with survivors and toured what were revealed to be deplorable. living conditions for the farm workers is budgeted millions in funding and resources to ensure the workers get the help they need from the state. >> in the north bay, disturbing find inside a home in rio vista has left a retirement community disturbed elderly woman's body found by police and they suspect the killer was her son. so earlier

this week officers went to a home on birch ridge drive. that's where the trilogy retirement communities located. they say concerned neighbors called them because they hadn't seen a local woman in several days. they were worried one of them to do it. welfare check. and when officers arrived at the home, they say they were met at the door by her. 57 year-old son jeffrey 8. nick, now things they say quickly escalated from there when 8 nick refused to let police talk to his mother, even check on her. he eventually was detained. police went to the home. that's when they made grim discovery. >> in my experience as a veteran law enforcement officer, normal people do not kill their mothers. it's a very mitch. violent crime. it's it's one of the, you know, still one of the worst murders you can do the killing of of a parent or a child. >> the megan's law website confirms that 8. nick is also a convicted offender. the circumstances surrounding the

woman's death, the motive, that method that's all still being investigated now by solano county sheriff's deputies. los altos police department, meanwhile, is warning people about an uptick in burglaries at home construction sites and unoccupied homes for sale. so police say thieves are stealing appliances, staged inside of 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 you have to protect that property. >> in sao pablo, an oakland woman was arrested for stealing the taco truck. the see here which san pablo police found they got a call that there was a to a stolen taco truck and within the hour, they found it on the other side of town and a woman was in it. she was rummaging through some stuff. she had an apron on and she told the police that she stole it because she was hungry. the taco truck was turned to its owner.

>> well, with the ongoing drug crisis throughout the country, walgreens is now offering a cheaper version of narcan and that could be sold over the counter. and our kron four's will tran has been following this the creek. >> you can save money and you can save a life. walgreens is getting into the fight against drug overdose in america. now, according to the centers for disease control 107,000 people year died from drug overdose. many of them because of opioid. now walgreens. at the end of the month, they plan to roll out their own brand generic of the newark and brand has been available for about year now. it's about and it's over the counter at that time. it was considered a breakthrough. now a nother breakthrough. now walgreens plans to do the same thing at $35. it will not require a prescription meaning you don't have to go to the pharmacist. a lot of people were concerned about that because of the

stigma. well, you have to do is get it online or you can go to a walgreens store. go to what they will say is section. share a lot of those sections obviously involve some kind because you're going to walgreens. but they say it will be in main aisle and then from there you can get it for $35.10. dollars cheaper. and it does work generic or the narcan brand because they say it can help people breathe whenever >> it's 10 37 in the san francisco. police are going to honor families impacted by homicides and march for them this afternoon because they want to pay tribute to the lives that have been lost and the families that continue to remember their loved ones. the march is at 3 this afternoon at a park on laguna street and they will proceed on to city hall where the police chief district attorney and others. we'll have some things to say. take a look at this. this uav

flying out in style at sfo. the new harvey milk terminal. it's almost done come mid june. you will find their new shops, restaurants, art displays and of course, there will be airplane gates in all of the new things to check in and then waiting areas for you both alaska and delta plan to move their operations into the new terminal later this year. the project cost about 2.5 billion dollars. but the airport says it's worth it. >> 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 more zipping use through whole thing. i don't care about necessarily have a shop how to get through security, which should be easier. look at these self-check in kiosks and everything. the new harvey milk terminal has a ribbon cutting and a public opening on june. 11th.

>> well, 10 39 is the time and a big milestone for the city of oakland as they have now unveiled their new fleet, 100% electric fleet of school buses. the first in the county with oakland unified to do this. this was their first day in operation yesterday. manufacturers say that all 74 of the school buses will also be providing energy to the city when they're not in use. school district says they also help reduce emissions throughout the community. >> talk a lot about equity in oakland. equities is the center of what we do in the school district. the families of oakland are disproportionately disadvantaged in affected by high rates of asthma and exposure to air pollution from diesel fuels. so by electrifying and having this vision. we're not worrying about students being sick. we're not worrying about emissions. >> we'll zoom the company behind the buses says it plans to tackle the san francisco and los angeles school districts next. >> it's 10, 40 right now and

uc berkeley is hosting a naming contest for the 4. they beat falcon chicks that recently to pay in the neil. yeah. kron four's, right. harvey here in the studio with more on that story here. that's right. so at least 4 little babies, they've been well taken care of by their parents. now they need names. organizers of the name contests are asking for all the chicks to have a theme to their names to good look at him that live camera of these falcon chicks. they are 2 girls and 2 look like they're just resting. >> they're in the nest of their mom. annie. now she's a female falcon. she's live in an s atop a uc berkeley's camp in bill tower since 2016. had her new partner name is archie and he is now at 22 chicks. and the names of the birds in prior years contest. usually somehow tie into uc berkeley. it's organized the you could actually suggest names on their social media platforms like x instagram that until sunday at noon. so make sure

you come with some good names. can also be submitted in person at the berkeley public library. the names are going to announce monday at noon sizzle, babies go have some new names come monday. all right. james, back to you. >> thank you very it's 10 41 and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, we're honoring api heritage this month on kron 4 and this morning we're kron 4 and this morning we're going

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police chief, a longtime veteran on the force. let's find out more. >> against all enemies against all enemies, foreign domestic generation to brian blue bars. family on hand to watch the decorated law enforcer sworn in as pablo is next. top professional >> 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 proudly 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. >> because you, respond bility. i had a 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 mine. >> 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 past

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 alright, good story fully. but don't forget to tune into kron 4 every thursday this month as we continue highlighting stories just like that. >> as we celebrate api community members all month long. and that, of course, leads to our special thursday night may 23rd at 06:30pm, right here on kron 4. >> 10 48 now and looking outside at san jose and lots of sunshine overhead. going to be a gorgeous afternoon for our inland areas. coastal spots in the north bay. you're still fairly fogged in now we are seeing the high pressure ridge not going anywhere. just

yet, in fact, is blocking any sort of rain from heading our direction. so nothing coming through to disrupt that. but it's not sitting right overhead. and that means the west coast in general is actually on the cooler trend at the end of the month is looking to stay cooler than average across the bay area. and today is going to continue what will be a gradual cooling trend into the weekend. a breezy one, especially for the north bay. today, those winds pushing inland are going to help to moderate temperatures for inland areas. going to do to stay time highs in spots like solano county, much cooler than yesterday. most of us towards the coast will be in the 60's to 70's along the bay shore. a few lingering 80's inland tomorrow starts a trend of 70's inland, but does not let up stays with us into the weekend. and next week, those 50's and 60's up the coast. also not going anywhere either. james. >> all right, john, thank you. it is 10 49 and the forty-niners now know what their schedule is going to look like for 2024. it was released late yesterday. the niners have a pretty tough

schedule as it turns out and they're going to be racking up the frequent flyer miles to the niners. one of the biggest draws in the nfl with a maximum amount of 6 prime time games spread across thursday night, sunday night and monday night football. so let's take a look. we know they're going to face off with the new york jets in week. one, they're going to hosting them at levi stadium going down the list. they're going to take on their super bowl rivals. the kansas city chiefs on october 20th. they also bye week for the first week of november. if you want a full list of games, just head over to our website kron 4 dot com. we've got list here for time. excited. i want to go to that december 8th all right. take a look at the raiders schedule. >> we've got a lot of followers, even though there in las vegas on like the niners, the raiders only have 2 prime-time games this year. one exciting game comes early and week 3 of the preseason raiders taking on the forty-niners yea at levi's the date of that game, though, still to be determined. >> and if you are diehard football fan, you may have to

cough up some big bucks. if you want to watch all the nfl games this season. we've got ryan bass breaking it down. >> i know what your budget is, but to be prepared, you're going to be blowing right through it because you now need 7 services to stream every single game. this upcoming football season, including on netflix, which is entering the streaming right stratosphere. the nfl gift wrapping a double header of games to the streaming giant in a new three-year deal. meaning you'll now need a netflix subscription to watch football unwrapping presents under that tree chiefs steelers and ravens texans are the featured santa day slate. now that also means this deal that the nfl partners with all major u.s. broadcast networks and now most streaming platforms as well. nothing is in more demand than the national football league and they know it confident you're going migrate any platform necessary because they own the live event space last year, 93 of the top 100 broadcast on tv were nfl contest. the state of the union in the macy's thanksgiving day parade. those were the only non-football events even crack the top 50

simply put football is king. so how much should you expect to shell out if you actually want to watch all of these games, you'll need a cable or youtube tv subscription. plus the nfl sunday ticket that's already over 1200 bucks for the year at an amazon prime video for thursday night's that's $139. peacock espn. plus an nfl plus tax on another one. 99 as well. and now netflix for christmas day. that's a whopping $1610 annually to watch football or 134 bucks a month before any possible price hikes. sports fans, especially nfl fans are going to go where the football is, which means you end up paying more and you now need all these streaming services order to enjoy the nfl. >> all right. from football now at 10. 52, let's talk nasa. they released images of their big solar flare. this is actually the biggest in nearly 2 decades that they recorded. this happened tuesday night. and it follows a course that weekend of severe solar storms that affected earth. we saw all the dazzling auroras that were captured across the

northern hemisphere. it did threaten that the aurora thing that did threaten to disrupt power, but never really did happen. our planet is out of the line of sight. it turns out for this particular new solar flare, the energy firm that's going to go in a different direction. so we get to see it. we don't it. >> we'll be back with more >> we'll be back with more than that.

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news. but let's check in with jessica wills upstairs. real quick. find out what we have on tap today for live in the bay. hs. hey, good morning, james. coming up today on live in the bay, the 3rd annual indonesian bizarre at fort mason. >> friends of indonesia share details on this celebration of indonesian food and traditions. then the san francisco playhouse presents the glass menagerie actor joe martyak attack takes us behind the scenes of one of the most iconic works in american theater. plus, over 60 musicians and federales telos drums and guitars. the san francisco scottish fiddlers are bringing the traditional music of scotland to 3 bay area stages. and as always, we want to hear what you have to say about our question of the day. so go ahead and scan that qr code today. we want to know if you can only pick one. what's the side dish you need to have with your barbecue. let us know. and your answer could be read live today on the show right here on kron 4, some baked beans. of course. >> because they're like their own meal themselves. you could

just. >> not that i've done that became downright are amazing. absolutely. got to have a little bacon. thank you very all right. beans. >> how about a little happy gilmore? >> look at how young adam sandler called favorite. so maybe the kids these days even know what it is. now all these years later, there's going to be says 1990. there's going to be another one they have until this one is going to be out. but adam sandler will be in so it's like southern netflix led to grumpy he got some 70's after today for inland areas that have been a little hotter. it's getting cooler and kind of staying that way. >> the rest of this month's forecast is not moving much. so settle in for this. very we'll see you back here tomorrow. have a good day for

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