>> today on kron, 4 news at noon, an apartment complex in santa say remains blocked off after police shooting on sunday. what we're learning about what happened. and the condition of the man struck by gunfire live at the scene. plus. >> trevor shirley in washington, both president biden and former president donald trump spent the weekend trying to shore up key voting blocs, giving some insight into their strategy is going

forward. we'll take a look at that coming up. just ahead. >> and from hot dogs to traffic cones bay to breakers has come and gone. but costumes live on. >> from the bay station. you're watching kron. at noon. >> and thank you for joining us on kron. 4 news at noon. i'm theresa stasi. adjusting woman has the day off. developing news in the south bay. a man accused of firing a gun near a saint is a apartment complex is in the hospital after being shot by police kron. 4 s charles clifford is live at the scene, telling us more details about what happened out there. >> well, good afternoon. the police departmint just wrapped up their investigation here in east san jose. about 5 minutes there they are now planning to hold a press conference this afternoon give us more information as the suspect in this case remains in the hospital with life-threatening injuries. >> just after 4 sunday

afternoon, san jose police officers arrived here at the 2700 block of coal. more drive on reports of a man firing a gun in the area. police department says that the officers ended up shooting the suspect. was transported to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. no officers were injured in the suspect's weapon was recovered from the scene during the investigation into the shooting, a large area around this apartment comnlex was closed down overnight and well into monday morning. police also closely examined a silver minivan parked near the apartments. it a san jose police department cruiser were eventually taken away from the scene as of midday monday. the identities of the suspect in the officers involved in this case have not been made public. it's also not clear why the gunman was firing a weapon in the neighborhood. the san jose police department's office of internal affairs and the santa clara county district attorney's office are also involved in this investigation. >> all right, back live now again, the police department hoping to as planning to have a press conference with the media this afternoon about 3

o'clock. hopefully we'll get more information and then. but for now in san jose, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> that the man could have convicted of attacking paul pelosi at his san francisco home in 2022. will be re sentenced later this month. david de pap received a 30 year prison sentence on friday. but the federal court did not give pap the chance to make a statement before sentencing. that is a requirement for federal criminal procedures. prosecutors notified the court after realizing their mistake, the error is unlikely to affect his 30 year sentence. but it does does give them the chance to ask for leniency. the hearing resumes on may 28th to pappas still facing a separate criminal trial. jury selection for that is scheduled to start on wednesday. a somber day for raider nation. mister rader himself, jim otto passed away yesterday, the hall of fame center joined the team for its first season in the american

football league. in 1968, he never missed a game competing a 210 consecutive regular season games and 308 straight total contest despite undergoing 9 operations on his knees during his playing career. jim otto was 86 years old. and now a developing story for you right now. search is underway and an alameda county regional park for missing hiker and his dog east bay regional park district dispatch says that on saturday night they were notified that alex stretcher was last in loney regional wilderness. this is east of the in the east bank stature is started a hike friday morning from seminole regional park and did not arrive at del val regional park for his designated pickup time. the following afternoon out stature is pictured wearing the same clothing he was wearing when he started the hike except he was wearing a khaki colored bucket hat. you can see the picture right there. apollo. the dog was

also with alex on the hike and is missing as well. let's talk about our forecast as we take a live look outside. you can see mount tam got a lot of kind of pretty clouds. they're out for meteorologist kyla grogan is here with the details. is it going to are we going to still have some fog out you know, we're actually kind of fog free today, obviously, except for the coast a little bit. wanted to talk. temperatures for second is a long-range forecast and where you see the areas in red in orange. that's what expecting above average temperatures over the next 3, 4 weeks, right? >> and we're looking at precipitation of the bottom. we're not too concerned about that. notice. we are either going to be in the greater the blue meaning average or slightly below average for the next say 2, 3, weeks. and the reason i'm telling you that is that today and the next couple of days are gorgeous and you're going want to get out and enjoy that because we've got a big cool down coming once we head towards the weekend. but take a look at those blue skies a quite hour. we've got some gorgeous temperatures out there already livermore concord in the 70's. same story in santa rosa sitting at 73. cool out of the

coast. that's where the clouds are. certainly hang out a little bit today, but not much. this is storm tracker 4. you can see it doesn't look like there's anything going more layers, kind of pulled down now still in parts of central and southern california. but we're looking good. even half moon bay getting a little bit of that. nice blue sky out there. so highs today. we'll be at or above average for most particularly inland. we could see a couple of those 80's out there i think will be mostly mid to upper 70's, but really nice around the bay itself. some low 70's looking at for about 66 in san francisco. as you can see, half moon bay right now getting some nice sunshine there, too. and tomorrow is our warmest day of the week. we're going to see some lovely temperatures wednesday, looking good as i mentioned, this all breaks down as we get to friday. so we'll talk about that when come back. we'll take a look at your extended forecast. thank you very much. more than 21,000 people participated san francisco's annual bay to breakers race over the weekend. every year people dress up in fun costumes and

make their way across the city to ocean beach. >> kron 4 sarah stinson was there for us. >> thousands of people woke up early sunday for bay to breakers. race is 113 year-old tradition in san francisco. you know, i think it's probably one of the the longstanding traditions in san francisco participants gathered on main street around 8 in the morning to walk jog and run to ocean beach on the other end of the city, was like super positive energy. it's his first is yeah, it was fantastic time. definitely saw all of san francisco come together. a lot of the clock ticked rooms, the costumes at the quirky 12 k run never disappoint this san francisco couple. gina and brad dressed up as hot dogs. we money and really recognizable really ran the whole race and everyone was dog and my kids than ever.

and it's just plain that these girls dressed up as the inflatable tube man. often people dress up in group costumes, whether it be traffic cones or minions was really fun. everyone came out out it's a super >> yeah, really good vibe. lots of partying on the side. bay to breakers at its peak used to be the largest road race in the world with 100,000 people participating. race director kyle meyers says they're starting to see registration numbers rebound from the pandemic. 21,000 people registered this year, which is after back, you know, 20% from last year. so not quite. >> pre-pandemic numbers yet, but definitely trending in the right direction. meyer says they work to ensure everyone is safe while having fun with alcohol checkpoints along the route and patrols. yeah, we have our own private security companies and then we work with very, very closely with sfpd crews could be seen cleaning up as people continue to party in the panhandle.

>> jays ow and everyone was dancing and having that have these long-standing traditions are all about celebrating this vibrant city. i fell in love with it. when i moved here, i just think it's one of those things that >> just kind of brings the city together. we're giants fans and there was a dodger fan that we made friends so if you can one thing to breakers is that it brings people together. i'm sara stinson reporting in san francisco kron. 4 news. >> the harvey milk lgbtq democratic club is planning on hosting a mayoral town hall san francisco. mayor london breed and her challengers in the upcoming election supervisor. aaron peskin supervisor ahsha safa e former interim mayor, mark farrell and nonprofit executive daniel lurie are all set to attend at center happened at the first unitarian universalist church in center and cathedral hill tomorrow. tuesday at 6.30. the bay area's getting ready to celebrate harvey milk. this wednesday. harvey milk day is

celebrated every year on his birthday. he was the first openly politician in california and would have been 94 years old. are we melt? tragically became a martyr. not long after taking office on the san francisco board of supervisors and becoming california's first openly elected official milk was assassinated. at city hall in 1978 each year. may 22nd serves as an opportunity to help and celebrate the lgbtq+. community. and national news. now the campaign for president is under way with both president joe biden and former president donald trump trying to shore up key voting blocs over the weekend. each man speaking at events with voters critical to their election success. washington correspondent trevor shirley is in dc with more. and this weekend both candidates gave a good sense of their campaign strategies going forward. >> on sunday, president joe

biden gave the commencement address at morehouse college. a historically black college in atlanta later that evening, the president traveled to detroit, michigan, speaking at a dinner for the naacp. both events highlight the president's drive to keep black and minority voters. not only engaged but willing to vote in november. it's a key constituency. the president knows he needs in order to win this november. but recent polling in several swing states shows the president slipping with his approval ratings among black voters in the meantime, former president donald trump addressed the annual nra convention in dallas this weekend. gun rights remain a major issue for many conservative voters. the former president casting himself as a major ally of gun owners and urging them to vote in november. he also received the endorsement of the nra. the weekend's events highlight the strategies. both candidates are expected to maintain through november. your matter. >> you're let's clear. because of your vote. is here as

president of united states of america here. again, that's not a joke. that's a fact. historic was president. the raise donald trump was the defeat of former president. >> and let there be no doubt the survival of our second amendment is very much on the ballot. you know what they want to do. they're going if they get in our country is going to be destroyed in so many ways. but the second amendment will be it's under siege. >> but with me, they never get anywhere. >> and both president biden and former president donald trump are both expected to hold other campaign events this week reporting in washington. i'm trevor shirley. coming up, a new electricity charge for californians. the decision californians. the decision from state lawmakers. looking for a smarter way to mop?

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>> the nonprofit group, faith food fridays in vallejo is struggling to meet demand and support local families as kron four's philippe djegal reports food donations are way down. >> every little bit helps neighbors dropping off food donations. corporations offering cash, volunteers giving their and a dedicated couple committed to fighting hunger in vallejo. it's really the community driving this and and supporting it. that makes it happen. mary and dogs and her husband, benjamin co-founded faith, food fridays in 2011. >> the non profit accepts donation drop-offs and offers volunteer opportunities. 7 days a week at its pantry on salon away. it hosts food, distributions 3 times a week

giving out at least 10,000 pounds of food. on those days, we would never in our entire history. you run out of food after distribution. and we've done that consistently for the last 4 months eggs says it has been a struggle lately. keeping the refrigerators school and even the lights turned because donations all around are down. despite the demand for services jumping at least 50% since the start of the pandemic, monetarily and food supplies. plus, we a lot of volunteers behind me, but we need more faith food, fridays partners with the food bank of contra costa in-salon serving as a distributor. the organization also provides groceries to homeless vallejo city unified school district's students to keep them fed when schools closed. >> school district academic support providers here logan pix, the food every week and the 2 of them look forward to it. and it's not just because they receive a bad, but i believe because it does them.

>> and help them over the weekend volunteers say their work is fulfilling safina way donates her time every friday. i think that we're doing a good job, but we have a very nice >> women, especially women. and of course, we do come into in a >> with well, we get food you know, from individuals lemmons off their anything you know, if you're clearing out your pantry as long it's not will take will put to good use. and in all likelihood you will be helping out a neighbor. >> in valais home, philippe djegal kron. 4 news. >> let's take a look outside as we can see, kind of a little bit of fun. but i have to and that is a spectacular shot. kron four's meteorologist kyla grogan is here to tell us more about way for way for memorial day weekend. i know we have the holiday weekend coming up. let's start with today. we'll get you there in the seven-day

forecast on. but we've got lots of beautiful sunshine out there. you can even see, even though there are a few clouds hang out the coast, half moon bay get some sunshine, too. san jose looking good in san francisco. same story. lots of sun. high pressure is pretty far off the coast but it is president f kind of help us out. plus, we've got what's happening here in northerly flow of wind. and that is helping to bring in a little bit of warmth today tomorrow, even as we get into wednesday that northerly flow is what you see when you take a look at the wind directions here, right? so even though we don't have a high wind right now, you do start to see a little bit of that influence of what's helping to warm us up a bit. and we look at the difference of temperatures between 24 hours ago and now and with the exception of mountain view in san jose. you can see we're running a little bit warmer already, right? in most spots today. so temperatures right now in my 70's club is growing very quickly, san jose to 69, but dublin livermore, fremont conquered pittsburgh fairfield nevado petaluma my goodness said a resident 73. lots of folks in the 70's already. still a little cool here in san francisco about 63. but if we look at where we're going today compared to normal. so

this is normal, right? so inland should be those mid to upper 70's. that's about we're going to be today and around the bay looking out for some of the 60's. so for the most part about where we should be this time of year now, i mentioned that tomorrow is going to be a warmer day, which means also that we'r% not going to be seeing a whole lot of marine layer with this pattern. so this is tonight and then we get into tomorrow morning and you can see barely anything right showing up in the way of fog. that means you get to see the beautiful moon at night. i saw that last night was looking really good. last night. and you also get to wake up to a little more sunshine in the mornings. so tomorrow, the warmest day of the week, we're going to stay pretty nice there, wednesday and thursday by friday, it's all going to change folks as we head towards the weekend that marine layer rolling back in setting us up for a much cooler weekend. as you can see, temperatures getting down below 70 degrees for inland spots as we get into saturday. back to you. thank you very much. well, if you want to keep your pets good and healthy hospital visits can get pretty expensive. right? getting pet insurance might be something you might want to consider. david luiz artist takes a deeper look for us.

>> meet zoe. she's 12 years old and lost an eye to cancer and related complications last year. the total veterinary bill. $25,000 zoey's owners mike super steen. and suzanne, early pay the full amount he was uninsured. >> i've had many, many pets and i've never had a problem like this. it's a baby girl. you know, they're member. the family really don't even think about it. you just do it. the experience taught the para valuable lesson. as with human family members, health insurance can be crucial for critters. >> if you have a pat and you do love that, pat, you know, you're going to have to treat that pat, the american veterinary medical association says the average household spends $367 a year on routine medical care for pooches. >> and $253 on katie's if or when a serious medical issue arises, the costs can run into thousands of dollars. and that's the entire case for pet insurance. right there.

>> it's definitely worth it. if you are the kind of person who feels like you would want to do anything to save your cats. are your pee's life if they got injured or ill? >> california, the country's largest market for pet insurance passed a law in 2014 requiring greater transparency in pet insurance fees and conditions. but of course, just like any other product. >> disclosures only as good whether the person has actually read and digested it. >> pet insurance, like human health insurance can be expensive. in some cases, you might want to keep it. only 4. catastrophic events. >> as of 2022, according to industry estimates, the average cost to insurer a dog for acc2dents and illness. was $53 a month for cats? $32. as with human insurance, the larger the deductible, you agree to the lower your monthly premium, ask your vet about pet insurers. they've had experience with then do

your homework. so i think it's really important that people do take that time and read a policy, understand it. ask questions. >> does the insurance cover accidents and illness or accident? only does it cover preventive care? and what about routine checkups and pay close attention to the fine print. can you take your pet to any that you choose or is there a preferred network of providers? will coverage include normal effects of aging such as joint problems and cataracts, super steen and early have uninsured zoe because of age. and because her cancer is a preexisting condition which won't be covered. but they learned their lesson from zoey's. $25,000 medical bill. they promptly research their options and purchase coverage for their younger cat. sonny gray. she figures to be living at least another 12, 13 years. minimum. so. >> that's the only way to go after what we went through. >> david luiz artist reporting for us. it still ahead, iran's president and foreign minister killed in a helicopter crash.

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changes are in line with last month's department of transportation order requiring airlines to do disclose all fees, including carry on a checked bag fees. the department estimates that the change will save consumers collectively more than a half-billion dollars annually. a state bill that would have scrutinized a new electricity charge for californians not going to move for the assembly appropriations committee killed it on friday. the public utilities commission led by governor newsom's appointees approved a new fixed rate charge of $24.15 last week in exchange for paying the new fee. customers get a lower rate for their power. the california power rates or second highest in the nation. the new fee sparked outrage which is why the bill was introduced. the committee did not explain why they killed it. next at noon, a saint is a man gets an unexpected visitor to his house and it all. >> caught on camera. plus a

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to you don't have emotions can. >> processing. >> pastor robert lacey junior says in a flash, everything has changed. >> his church, a historic landmark with a focus on helping people now desperately needs assistance. pastor lacey says last friday a massive fire broke out at saint andrews missionary baptist church in openly. he was inside with others praying before choir rehearsal. >> it started to get hot. in the building and they what i will open. the windows is kind of warm and year. >> and we're in the choir stand the years. that's where the fire started. and the house next door to church. open up one of the windows and the sanctuary. and i heard the fire crackling and popping >> pastor lacey says that he

and a parishioner grabbed fire extinguishers, but the flames were fears. i spoke with pastor lacey as he returned from getting food for workers clearing the burned debris. >> westerly shares of the church is an historic landmark. fact, the history of the church. >> 1916, it was built. by the african american episcopal church. to provide support for earthquake victims of sepsis going 19. 0, 6, and it has always been. community service center. >> he adds each day they help the community with meals and we're gearing up to help west oakland residents with a summer lunch program for children. the building is restricted free use temporarily. pastor lacey says that they want to rebuild and continue to serve the community. pastor lacey says that they helped service outside in the parking lot last weekend. >> they have set up a gofundme account, but it will take a lot to recover. >> our engineers actually

looking at the project and there they're in the hundreds of thousands. >> the cause of the fire remains under investigation with the oakland fire department. take a look at that. all eastbound lanes of the bay bridge were closed for hours on saturday after a grass fire ignited on your bubble, an island. the incident held up traffic in both directions as crews worked to put out the fire. crews say the fire was inaccessible on foot and fueled by strong winds. fire boats were brought in to help out. in the east bay, antioch police identified a man who was found dead last week. officers say that they were called to a sidewalk on count country hills drive to help someone possibly needing medical attention. police say that they found the body of 48 year-old raheem cau caused the death is under investigation.

palo alto police are investigating a robbery of a mail carrier. this happened thursday in the parking lot of the southwood apartments on middlefield road. police say that 60 year-old postal worker was delivering mail when 2 men approached him and demanded his postal keys and personal belongings. the postal worker turned over the keys, but he refused to up his personal items. police say that a fistfight ensued and the thieves, not the victim to the ground, injuring him. police say that the 2 robbers took off in an older model. nissan altima. well, a sky-high rescue after a man was thrown from his car that went over a cliff off the sonoma coast. the crash happened yesterday morning and the jewel gulch myers, great area. that's right. near jenner. the sonoma county sheriff's office releasing this video. they say that a ranger found the car about 200 feet down from the roadway with only a large tree, stopping it from rolling even further. no one was in the car. and then after searching for about 45

minutes, crews found the man lang on a patch brush at the bottom of the tree. about 350 feet down from the crash site. sheriff's office says that he was flown to a hospital and he's expected to be okay. take a look. now line was caught on home security video prowling through saint is a yard. this happened saturday morning in the mount hamilton foothills neighborhood. the big cat took little while look around before walking along the top rail and then jumping into the bamboo hedges homeowner tom blackburn says he's lived in this neighborhood for more than 30 years. he's never anything like it. >> this is actually the first one. we've we get a lot coyotes and what a deer. but this is the first mountain lion we kind of amazing. i mean, if you look in the video is just percy is so you just what you know just when he's walking or jumping you to sleep, some you know, just just amazing that how they can

move around like a >> blackburn says that his family has a german shepherd and 4 house cats are going to keep a very close eye on them. he also says he's going to make sure that have a noise maker with him for those early morning walk swim that the cat could be around. teachers in contra costa have reached a tentative agreement with the office of education over a new contract. the contra costa county school educators association. we'll get a raise starting on july first, once it is ratified, that will include a 6% raise retroactive to last july. plus, a one percent raise for this year. the agreement allows the salary for next school year to be renegotiated for a cost of living adjustment. and the group working to build a new city in solano county says the bacon provide more than 15,000 jobs in the next decade. california forever says that they can bring employers for multiple sectors for everyone

ranging from construction companies to ai. they released a list companies they say are committed to employing and the proposed city, including hadrian. and that's an aerospace company served robotics and the ex of financial services and motive. that's fleeting truck. truck fleeting company, although they are still a few years away from breaking ground. california forever says that some of the companies have already started negotiating terms and most will start breaking ground if the ballot measure for the proposed city passes in this year's november ballot. and very exciting times for a lot of people. the bottle rock music festival will return to napa valley this friday. megan, thee stallion pearl jam and and sharon are headlined the festival. the music festival runs from friday through sunday. be prepared. lots extra traffic, but also a lot of extra fight, right? pilot. let's talk about our forecast

as we take a live look outside at sfo kyler. you're going to go to you know, i don't have plans to go, but i do have friends who are going and i think we'll be ok with the weather, although it will be cooler this weekend. then it is this first couple of days of this week. that's for sure. >> let's take a look at temperatures around the state. monterey, obviously hanging out of that marine layer a little bit longer there. 59 degrees. we're at 66 in la 70's as we look from bakersfield all the way up to reading and just wanted to show you phoenix 90 degrees. other warming up in the southwest a little bit too. >> we do have a little bit of haze out there and that can be attributed to both a little bit of marine layer. >> and also the fact that we do have a little bit of a slip in air quality right now. it's not bad, but i do want to show you in san francisco nevado oakland down in san jose. we've kind of slipped into the yellow there. so not expecting anything extreme, but just a heads up. if you're sensitive to air quality. meanwhile, beautiful out here as we take a live look at coit tower. you can see these temperatures are quite nice. san francisco, 60 degrees. 66 in oakland, san jose flirting with 70. not quite yet there, but we're there and livermore, concord,

santa rosa, all in the low 70's half moon bay, a little bit cooler out there at 55 degrees. so highs today will be lovely. they will be seasonal. and tomorrow we're only going to see those temperatures go even higher. that will be the warmest day of the week. a cooldown is coming our way as we get into about friday saturday, sunday. and of course, we have a memorial day on but for the next couple of days, really, really making plans to get outside and enjoy it. back to you. thank you very much. laughter nearly 2 months, crews are finally removing that dolly ship involved in the baltimore bridge collapse from the >> river out there. we have a report. all of this is expected to take around 18 to 21 hours. the crew says they are awaiting a high tide to ensure control transit. >> and they will begin refueling the boat around 5.24. they plan to release the anchors of the boat, empty the water tanks and ensure all obstructions are removed and

wants all of that's done. about 5 tugboats will told the cargo vessel to the local terminal. now, according to the national transportation safety board, the dali, she was experiencing electrical outages hours before crash into the baltimore bridge on march. 26 that crash killed 6 construction workers. since then. crews have been working to remove the wreckage of the bridge from the water. including during last week demolition. this also help create a safe pat to remove the dali ship. in a press conference last week, governor wes moore says everyone is working tirelessly to move fast as possible. so we're moving fast. we're covering all bases. we're not slowing down. we're going to get done together. and that was say reporting the unified command says safety is their top priority during this removal. developing world news right now, the death of iran's president as well as foreign minister set to potentially shake up the landscape in the middle east.

>> as both were key figures on the international stage, especially amid the war between israel and hamas news nation's robert sherman has the details for us. >> 2 of the most prominent world leaders here in the middle east killed in a helicopter crash in iran. iranian president ibrahim break ec. iran's foreign minister hussain, amir abdullah lion, both were taking a rather diplomatic and standard trip towards the border with azerbaijan to unveil a new dam which has been constructed between the 2 countries. hayes reportedly causing issues on the one hand with the helicopter crashing in that region. but on the other hand, it took crews hours in order to locate the helicopter due to the weather conditions that were on the grounds. there. and now the focus shifts towards what does this mean for iran supreme leader ali, how many effectively calls all the shots in iran emphasizing that when it comes to day-to-day operations of the islamic republic, those will not be

impacted better. all of that, he be sure that there will be no disruption in the work of the country. >> officials have been busy with their work very strongly since this evening after hearing the news of the incident, we have given them the necessary recommendations and everything. the affairs of the country are proceeding regularly. but the security of the country and the security of the borders. so that's what the supreme leader is saying publicly. here's how we're expecting this to go. the vice president of iran will be sworn in and temporarily take control of the presidency in iran. there will be elections coming up. >> in the next few weeks here in order to sort out who the next president would beat. but here's the more important aspect supreme leader ali, how many is 85 years old? people look at him or he see as an effective heir apparent or protege of the supreme leader. now with his death, there are questions about who that potential next supreme leader would be. only time will tell how all of this shakes out in tel aviv. robert sherman, news nation.

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>> i think it just shows the power of things we really get behind and support something that we believe in. we can make expansion so this, you know, we've asked views and i cannot support has garnered over the last couple years to bring so attention to women in this sport. and we can make this happen and so many other cities that don't have a team make happen. >> bartee right. rapper e 40 and saying or can lonnie perform for their fans for the first ever golden stae bakries block party. the bay-area rolling out the violent carpet for their new wnba team. kron four's lezla golden goal. good in takes us inside the celebrations. >> yeah, been less than a week to announcement of the bay area's wnba team. the golden

state boundaries and minivans are already showing their support. some of them telling me they're here because it's more than just basketball for hundreds made their way to the chase center for the golden state. valkyries first ever block party fans like shannon engine me says having a wnba team in their backyard is long overdue. it is a dream come true. it's it is something to necessarily know what happened and it has and we're very, very excited. and the couple says the bakries arrival is sending a message to everyone across the country because we've been basketball fans alike. time we're fans of stanford, women's >> and the quality of just gets better and better and better at the party were performances and appearances from folks from around the bay. the overall theme was woman empowerment. a sentiment coming from the top of the organization be such a >> high level of notoriety together having women leading women on court showcasing a

people's really beautiful right now. specifically the in the world really took a closer noticed a petition to get along with during the bubble, right. when they look understood there's so many signs for athlete going, by the they're also incredible and important and fans are making sure to stack up on the balcony by late gear. and they're already predicting a championship win from the team. women's basketball is just as good as men, basketball. if not it's going to be a fun time can expect to see the boundaries play right here. the chase entered com 2025. but until then, the have their fans waiting on them and know what's going on for the various celebrating black restaurant week black owned food trucks, bakeries and restaurants are inviting residents to explore african cajun and caribbean cuisine. >> the foodie events through the saturday was started 4 years ago as a way to expose more people to the black culinary scene and help boost local businesses. chefs in

oakland tell us how important it is to keep the tradition alive. >> it's very important people to again, diversity here. that's what my rest rest the present is the calm, you know, community bringing everybody together. and that's what we want to do as black restaurant. a space where everyone feels infighting? >> thank so excited to >> alex delicious. you can purchase tickets online. black restaurant week dot com and find a full list of participating businesses now let's talk about forecast as we take a live look outside a bar or you can see the picture there. beautiful blue skies kron four's meteorologist kyla grogan is here with the details. hi they want take a look at the big picture really quickly because you may have heard me at all. those storms in the houston area. >> had about a power outages there, too. and they are still

dealing with the upper 80's low 90's for the rest of this week. obviously a little bit cooler as we head over towards the west coast and certainly a lot cooler in the pacific northwest today, things are relatively calm in texas. we're looking out for a little bit of weather to start kicking up as you get to tomorrow. tornado threat that will be in parts of the midwest. parts like iowa, illinois, and into missouri. now we're obviously looking a lot better here on the west coast. as far as quiet weather is concerned, right? we don't have a lot of dramatic weather right now and that's a good thing. you have to go all the way over to salt lake city, utah start to see some of that stormy weather. what we've got is sunshine and it is beautiful out there and what we've also got nice temperatures, though, today, plenty of sunshine to go around for everyone. the clouds cleared out for the most part of the coast has a little bit hanging on, but not much. to be honest, you see just a little trace of that marine layer there, but lots of sunshine as we get into tomorrow. that will be our warmest day of the week. those inland 80's will be present and plenty of them. and then as we head towards the weekend, a big change in our weather as we start to see a front come through doesn't

raise any rain, but it does definitely cool us down and less that marine layer to start rolling back in temperatures. right now. we're at 69 in san jose. 73 in concord. 63 in downtown san francisco, head up to the north bay. got a nice low 70's there and nevado and santa rosa looking pretty good temperature trend wise and taking a walnut creek as an example here today, walnut creek looking out for some nice upper 70's tomorrow, low 80's as we continue to warm up and then you can see wednesday and thursday looking pretty good, too. but then you get friday right there at the end for the highs, only 70 degrees. and that's because of that front that's going to track through. we're going to get a little bit of a trough that will roll in. and when that happens, it will break these temperatures down. so get out and enjoy the sunshine by the time we head towards the weekend, we're going to see a pretty significant cool down on the other side of this for that holiday on monday. looks like we'll start to see those temperatures pick up a bit back sounds good. thank you very much. well, from texas to tech startups, hawaii as fostering innovation, rich demuro visits the island to learn why in today's rich on

tech. >> hard to believe, but hawaii is the epicenter of all things tech trust company founders are headquartered here and use their money to fund startups. we're trying to create more vibrant economy here and diversify economy on the tourism industry and military of genoa farnsworth is with blue startups over the past 11 years. they've invested in over 120 companies, many in travel, tourism, hospitality, and even ai software is the sweet spot has very little environmental impact very high economic impact. so its really perfect an island state like ours. this is one of many spaces by an ozawa is a native who has covered technology in hawaii for 20 years. i think the pandemic was reset button for everybody, but really helped here because people be at to see the importance of >> being independent without relying on a single industry

like the benefits of a startup based on a tropical island are clear, but there are downsides. so certainly the cost of living is very high here. taxes are issue. business regulations. we're working very making those a little bit. was your to work appy is a hawaii based startup that works with venues like ski resorts, museums and festivals to create custom apps and analytics. i love the small community that we're very supportive of one another. and it's very vibrant with lots of >> different events and things. and so i just i feel that everyone's very supportive of each other also visit with van to what you're seeing right now is a place where college kids and people in the public can come in and they can game thanks counts for esports. they provide an infrastructure so kids have a safe place to play and learn life skills. hawaii is the best focus group you can think of you have a million people of diverse backgrounds and economic backgrounds as well.

>> and you can actually test out your business practices. your model here, what you get right. you can and icu's at the scale of the mainly that's rich on tech. i'm rich demuro. >> next on kron, 4 news at noon conservation is working together to save a bird species from the brink of extinction. we have the story extinction. we have the story for you. when you host, your bathroom

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there all the fun. the melbourne zoo, wild sea life sciences manager said that the otters love with a hose was discovered is the keepers are claiming the habitat. he says that one day they notice of the otters were playing and splashing in the current created by the house. and so they decided to incorporate it part of their regular sensory enrichment schedule. they are incredibly curious and cheeky characters and creatures. so it's a joy to watch them swimming and putting their sensitive paws up against splash in the water. the asian small-clawed otter is the smallest of the otter species and native li lives in the rainforests of several asian countries. a bird species thought to have gone extinct is being slowly brought back by conservationists in brazil. footage released by england's chester zoo shows conservationist hand rearing a blue-eyed ground of chick. the latest addition to a space is thought to have been extinct for more than 70 years of

birds. they live in a bio system and they were rediscovered in 2015, only 15 or thought to be alive in the world. in an effort to return the species conservation is we're able to hand we're 2 checks in 2023. another attempt was made this year resulting in only one more healthy checked out to the population. so the 3 hand-reared chicks will form the nucleus 7 insurance populating to guard against total complete extinction. the chester zoo as well as susan brazil, ohio and new york are participating. the consummate patient efforts. and that will do it for us in the newsroom today. thanks for joining us here on kron. 4 news at noon. i'm theresa stasi alive in the bay is up next. hey, thanks so much, theresa. we have such a great show today. coming up on live in the bay. we >> are creating a healthy dish that you'll be able to enjoy

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