>> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at know, and the big stories that we're working on this morning. police are looking for whoever killed a woman in san jose. downtown will have the details. meanwhile, tensions are rising on college campuses across the country. >> calling for an end to the war between israel and hamas

were going to be live at the campus of uc berkeley. and a's fans are still calling for the owner to sell. we're going to have the latest on their demonstration in sacramento. good morning. i'm daria and i'm james. we'll get to those stories in a minute. but as always want to check the weather first, a live look outside beautiful shot of coit tower any way. just sunshine. i day james and darya. good morning. good morning, everybody. it looks like the fog also took the day off as well. nice clear skies work in this magic here. we even saw that at the coast. not going to provide a lot of warmth the coast to still be a bit on the chilly side. the other factor working here, those onshore winds, major drivers that low up in the northwest. it's going to be around for other 2 days or so as it kind of the partial see little warming happening even inland. this is a look at the winds are kind of variable right now. but the tendency is northerly and northwest and westerly. more importantly, there's a beauty shot of the east bay shoreline. look at that beautiful bay blue bay and blue skies temperature check. we're already at 62 for antioch. most readings in the mid to upper 50's at that. 59

san jose will do about 57 for san francisco fift 69 rather 1 o'clock. 4 o'clock at 72 and get ready for some lower 80's. going to do that by the latter portion of the week, james. all right. from temperatures traffic. a quick check of the roads this morning. and you can see we're getting better and better conditions here at the bay bridge toll plaza finally see an end to the back up there with a the commute beginning to thin out here. as you make youruway into san francisco. just 17 minutes. >> to get across the bay bridge, the san mateo bridge. look at that westbound. 92 lot of big gaps between the cars. you're driving at the limit across the span. just 19 minutes across the water. the richmond, sandra fell bridge that drive time dropping to just single digits. now, 9 minutes to get from richmond out towards marion county and then our last check for you. the golden gate bridge, the iconic golden gate bridge. we're drive times are live just north of 20 minutes to get nevada down into san francisco. you can see here the ride on the golden gate bridge itself. he's fairly

thin traffic moving at the limit. >> time now is 902. and the developing story that we're covering this morning as the students who are protesting at u c berkeley, they've been camped out now in their second week now calling for a cease-fire in gaza. we've got kron four's will tran out at the campus this morning with a look at conditions will. >> the protest is going on. meanwhile, the students are heading to class. they are looking to learn something from their professors. meanwhile, the tents behind me, the people inside there hoping to teach not just their professors, but the entire university about relations between israel and palestine. they are pro palestine here. let me show you video. not just of this quarter of this is just a sliver of it. but around the corner, you dozens of tents. they've been here for about 2 weeks now. and there's a huge banner that is hanging from sproul hall and

you can see a list of their demands. another demand that they have is for this, particularly the university to acknowledge that what's going on to the palestinians. it's called genocide, according to them. this is not happening. just here, of course, happening at many universities across the country, including stanford, which is across the bay is they are demanding that the university's be transparent to cut ties with companies that do business with israel, especially if a manufacturer war weapons. got a chance to talk to a lot of people this morning, including somebody up from los angeles inking about transferring here. she walked by the encampment. here's what she had to say. think that there's different ways to help. i don't necessarily think that you have to pitch a tent, although that is an option. i thought about it last night. >> but i'm sure that they need food and that they need water and that they need a place to maybe shower and come back. so

whatever i could do to help, i would. >> so you said that you might even think about joining them. if this continues after you yeah, i would see how i can help. there have been hundreds across the country, but mostly the protests have been peaceful, not a lot of damage. >> uc berkeley, that's it's the epicenter of the campus. and i mentioned that because this is where they get the most attention. also, right next to me, our police officers and the police department. they are here just in case they are needed. and i have to tell you, i saw police officers walking through the encampment, looking at what's going on, but not one time get the 2 groups, the officers or the protesters interact. >> all right. thanks a lot. we'll and actually we're seeing this happening campuses all across the country. so we want to take a look at some of the video of the other protests that are going on

with students demanding that you're never cities that they go to cut their ties to israel. you can see big demonstrations in some cases shouting matches. you can see here some more shouting. there been a lot of chance. and then there's been some confrontations, too, with police. there have been some situations where hundreds of students have been arrested and in some cases here, you can see that police in riot gear in some cases, at least one case. usc we know has already canceled their main graduation ceremony because of the protests that have been happening there. another developing story we're talking about is what happened at sfo. another united flight had to be diverted because of a mechanical issue. it didn't take off from sfo, but that's where it landed. as you can see here yesterday is just a live shot of the airport. it took off yesterday from sacramento and they were headed to denver when there was some kind of mechanical issue. it was a boeing 7.37. that had to land. they won't say exactly what the issue was. just that it wasn't an

emergency landing, but the pilots made a regular landing because of that issue touching down with 160 people safely transferring them to another aircraft and they made it on to their destination of denver. about 2 hours later. in the south bay. at least 2 people were injured in santa clara county. the sheriff's patrol says that a patrol car collide with another vehicle in san jose on commodore drive and king road. and it was around 12:30pm, in the afternoon yesterday. there are number of street closures because of this. the injuries were just minor. it's not clear exactly what happened. all we know that and a sheriff's officer patrol car was involved in that crash. >> well, sadly, a woman were shot and killed near downtown san jose. and police now are still looking for a suspect this morning. it happened in the area of north 4th and east saint james streets friday night. about 9 o'clock. police say the victim was found in the street. the shooter family ran from the scene. so they're

looking for that person this morning. neighbors say they did hear multiple gunshots, although at first they didn't know was gunshots. sounded like firecrackers. but they say police were on the scene investigating to about 6 in the morning on saturday. this is the city's 12 nomicide of the year. now to an update, story we brought you lake there last tuesday. the naacp now reacting to this incident in which a man attacked san jose mayor matt mahan. ys. >> assigned police officer kron 4 was interviewing the mayor on the sidewalk when this man since identified as 35 year-old wesley pollard stopped to confront the mayor and his staff. well, that's when the officer stepped in and told pollard that they were recording an interview and asked him to move along in response, holder became confrontational. as you can see, this video ended up attacking the officer in response to what happened, though, the san jose silicon valley naacp released a statement questioning the officers, de-escalation training. their statement reads in part, quote, the

officer involved in the altercation did not clearly identify himself as a law enforcement officer. and it appears that there was no legal basis for instructing the pedestrian to move from his location in a public space. the pedestrians reaction should have been met with a more measured response from the officer considering the circumstances. >> as fans over the weekend taking their protest against the team owner for the a's to west sacramento because that's where they are. is there going to be playing for free until there are a las vegas stadium is bill and these fans are upset about that deal. >> i mean, how is sacramento kings, mansfield, if if if another owner came about and say, hey, we'll let you play here for free. i mean, that's what he's doing. like, yeah, you might be moving. john fisher is the 3 years. but you're also moving in the summer of sell the summer boycott. these fans are passionate and you think we're just going to go away because? it's an hour and a half away.

>> in some cases you move in other cases you close after 27 years in business. there's a candy shop in timber on. >> that has to shut its doors. the owner says the rent was increased to a point that they not to run without this candy it's a destination for the kids to come downtown and get candy. this is kind of sad to see that like a child and never is going away. the shop is a sweet childhood memory for the owner to cam heartbroken. and i really am i, you know. this is been half of my life 16 years. jenny torres grew up in temple run and work to the candy store in high school in 2015 when the original owners wanted to

sell, she left her job as a teacher and bought it at just 24 years old. i close up that night and i was a business tourists. as in the last 9 years, she's experienced the ups and downs of running a business in a seasonal tourist town. >> during the pandemic, you know, i moved heaven and earth to to stay here keep profitable and keep paying the rent. i never miss a payment. torres says she was trying to renew her lease on main street. but when her landlord hiked the rent 60%, she says she made the difficult decision to close. once. i realize that they weren't really willing to negotiate. i haven't had a broker talk to them. then i realized that it was just going. i was suarez says this has other small businesses on main worried about being pushed out to their nervous having one in the street, the such a high rate would cause their regular rate skyrocket. you know, as word got out about the closure, the support came flooding in from the community. a lot of people

came and asked me what i needed, what i wanted. people offer to invest. people offer to, you know, pay the rent. a gofundme page was set up to save the candy shop. it's raised more than $6,000. tourists hopes one day she can open up the shop and a new location. but for now, it's farewell. assuming ever met has been coming to say goodbye to the candy look at that smile. i we're going to take away the smiles. torres is hoping to keep this sweet tradition alive by opening up another candy store somewhere else in town. >> with a different landlord, we reached out to her current not hear back in time for this report. >> i'm sara stinson reporting in timber kron. 4 news. >> well, still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, california's lieutenant governor says she is closely watching the case regarding fans on on house sleeping outdoors. tell you what she says could happen if the supreme court sides with the city.

>> that's 9.14, and it is sunny, really nice in the bay area. clear blue skies out there. dave, good morning. smooth sailing. good morning, james and our good morning, everybody. well saying smooth sailing. don't forget the winds will be with us. a good strong clip later today, east bay shoreline. there you have the sun joining us there. nicely blue bay blue skies all in tandem and driving the winds for the next 48 hours or so is the slow up in the northwest here? for the most part, we're not going to see much the way of intrusion of cloud cover. maybe some high clouds potentially. but back to those winds, even the general idea, it's mostly the coast that's going to be the heaviest impacted here. there's a little bit of pop that happens inland, but you don't actually get your winds until we get to middle of the

week. those are offshore winds. repositioning of this high. then that's going to give us a warm spell for wednesday. but more importantly, thursday and into friday. so got mostly sunny and mild with that cool breeze at work that you feel a little bit inland to keeping those numbers down just a bit because we get to about 80 by wednesday and we stay with that towards the end of the week. but by the weekend, it's a shock factor. again, you know, you shave off 15 degrees. more cloud cover winds will come with this. the question is about rain. so we put in showers question mark for this to see how the models come together with that. they've been trending drier, but we do it. that's going to hold there. but it's going to be that 60's in spots that are looking at 80's come the middle of the week. 65 san francisco will do about 74 oakland, 72 san jose. the bigger board, you see some middle 70's off to the east bay and a hodgepodge. meanwhile, up towards the north. so next couple of days, it's 70's get to about 80 or so come wednesday. there's your beautiful sunshine and half moon bay have warned that

extended forecast coming up in a bit. james. >> all right. thank you very much. daytime has 9.16, and time to talk winners and losers in a moment after we some quick bridge checks for you this morning where the golden gate bridge is looking pretty sharp as well. we make their way southbound on one on one. we're also looking at the richmond, sandra fell bridge where the toll plaza there shows a drive time of only 8 minutes to get from the east bay side to the north bay, the san mateo bridge also looking good. 15 minutes times get better and better with traffic speeding long here on westbound. 92. and then our final stop for you. the bay bridge where it's only 17 minutes to get from the macarthur maze into san francisco. >> time to talk winners and losers. as our financial expert rob black morning route. so i know that the some financials are coming up. apple, mcdonald's, coke and amazon. i think i own a little amazon. but to tell it's a set it and forget it so how are how are they expected to do? >> i amazon and they're

expected to do a nice last week, alphabet came out with google's numbers. and they raised their dividend. amazon hasn't created bennett given yet. so a lot of people expect it move stocks higher. so congrats on owning that. i own amazon as well. 4 out of 5 companies have surpassed earnings expectations. this quarter. so it's it's a nice quarter so far. this is the busiest week of the earnings season, which happens 4 times a year. apple comes out thursday, amazon on tuesday. there's a to to be watching and we have a fed meeting that wraps up tuesday wraps up on wednesday. so we're going to press conference. nothing is expected to happen. other theory about what could happen and when. >> ok, my ears always perk up. when you talk about travel stories and in this case, it's venice and i guess you would need to pay an entry fee. how are they going to work this logistically and how much would the fe? >> i don't know logistics of it, but it's about 5 eur and ultimately a lot of city just

get over run with tourists during the summer. and this is the first big city in the world to announce an admittance fee for visitors. it's tough city to get into the canals and such, i believe, and trying to stop the people that want to eat, pray and love for one day. only versus spending more time there. a of money as a city because tourists are kind of route and that kind of trash the place. so i get the idea i'm dying to see how it's executed. yeah, or if they put it like in a fee. >> and a percentage of your hotel bill or if there's a gate. i mean, there's all kinds of. >> yeah, i can't vision how they figure that out. i also didn't understand how you to work because i didn't realize, you know, i know commercials on tv. they make a lot of money. but wow, youtube is pulling in money. >> companies like with 60 minutes. they put their programming on youtube couple days after on the it's pulling in about 8 billion dollars in

advertising in the last 90 days. that's just the 1st quarter saying by 4 quarters. look at about 32 billion dollars in as little ads that run prior to your spot or you can pay 15, $16 a month and not get the commercials youtube for something that was one silly dog videos. it's it's a pretty big financial network. not time. and the whole model is different. now. >> the nfl draft. i'm surprised. i mean, i know people love watching football games, but to watch the draft that just surprise me that such big numbers. >> 775,000 fans actually went and then even watched on tv that's for detroit flint 160 million dollars and hotels bars and restaurants. next year's draft is going to be done at in green bay, which i don't think they do 75,000 people. that's a teeny tiny town behalf all of the town, so to speak. so i else it ended in a couple times this weekend. i don't know why forty-niners. they drafted a lot receivers, which can i

don't know why. yeah. >> i like i think here's what i like to see the jumping for joy. i like to see a call kids because they're so young, yea, with their families. and then i think there's sort of like a, you know, you watch curling in the olympics. you just want to i look a little >> for teams like the jets who are always bad, the dream dies day of the draft. so you get hope is eternal until after the draft and then reality sets in. so 40 years. we have a good year this year. i think the draft or the receivers, the record so they can pay receivers. alaska's pretty is about to make a lot more money as a quarterback. okay. let's ut since we did nfl nba. >> because there's also a new model. when i play here, they side with the network. i get that like espn. but when the if they would sign with amazon, what does that mean? >> amazon is worth 2 trillion dollars. so basically nba, their tv deal lapsed last month. so they had to deal with tnt and with espn for 26 billion for 9 years. now

they're starting to negotiate the final terms with prime video. amazon prime and with espn. but prime video's get regular season games in the postseason i'm pretty significant. so the nba wanted streamer. ultimately chose not. apple didn't use google they didn't use nbc and the steal the state with the s p n. and espn's going about 80 games down from 100 and there get the exclusive rights to finals on abc 8 to 10 year deal. it looks like in the wnba it could be packaged both with amazon prime. and espn with the steel. so pretty thursday night football on amazon. it's been kind of clunky but yet we tune in. we watch it we're a nation of 11 are live sports and i think this is a coup for amazon. pull this off, getting into the nba. very good. we've come full circle and talking about now. we'll be waiting for those amazon numbers today. all right. thanks a lot, rob. >> thanks and taking a look at rob contact information because a lot of people have

questions or suggestions for what rob should cover answer and you can go ahead and e-mail him directly at robert, rob black dot com or reach him on facebook or acts.

>> we are back. time now is 9. 24 and in oakland, the restaurant horn barbecue is officially back open after they have that devastating wildfire fans across the bay area came out to support its new downtown location. take a listen. >> the fire took a lot out of us. you know, i mean, those are flash and location actually celebrate. not 3 years there and then be able to open back up the bill to serve barbecue. what it's

about still bringing about family and li feel from the old the new just be a great heart. you know, the community makes me emotional, man. i'm just grateful people showing up supporting us. >> as a lot of people did. yeah. so there are a few things that survived the fire. you're looking at a couple of on your screen. one was the michelin on award and the american for a flag that was gifted to the chef by a texas pit master. so those are on display at the new location on 8th and broadway. so head out there. if you want to enjoy some good barbecue. all right. they're opening and asia sf has officially closed the nightclub. >> known for hosting dinner cabaret performances for of transgender dancers has been open for 26 years in the south of market neighborhood san francisco, the owner still hopes to provide pop-up performances to keep the legacy of asia sf going. but the permanent place is now permanently closed. peace

plaza renovations are now underway in san francisco's japantown. it was a groundbreaking you see here over the weekend assembly member phil ting says it's important to invest in api communities. he says that this is a step in a toning for forcing japanese americans out of this neighborhood in the past. and mayor breed was there as well as former house speaker nancy pelosi. also all in attendance. >> all right. we're going to take a break here 9.26. up next on the kron. 4 morning news. thousands of students in san jose showed off their engineering skills at a conference. we're going to hear about how this is all helping them with life skills helping them with life skills take with them going forward.

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>> it's 9.29 right now talking about the weather. and as james likes to say, when it comes to it's tough down. if you have a convertible, if you have a convertible. that's right. we've got day with the look at the forces that he comfortable anymore. >> i one the other day. yeah, driving around because the weather was so great this weekend they got so we expect to see that from you later this week there. mister james, a good morning. good morning, everybody. got to watch out those winds, though, even part you may get some winds blowing around a little bit. yeah, because we haven't coming in on shore. so particularly at the coast little bit. san francisco in the east bay shoreline. here's how we stand on storm or i'm sorry when tracker here for you. they're going to pick up this afternoon and tomorrow afternoon. they will be with us until we find a start to shake them off. midweek. here's a live shot of the east bay shore line for you and the blue bay blue skies in tandem for numbers like this. lots of 50's across the breath of the bay. 64, though, antioch, the outline or and all of that and

for comparison, we're kind of close, but we're trailing a little bit up in the north bay. if you'll notice a couple degrees ahead across the east bay and south bay. 69 at 1 o'clock by forward to about 72 and looking ahead, got mid 70's for their part of the weekend. by wednesday. we're looking at about 18. alright, easy riser. james. all right. let's check the traffic real quick here. and it keeps getting better and better. every time we come back to the bay bridge shot. 16 minutes to get from oakland to san francisco. >> all looks great here at the toll plaza. you're not waiting too long to get through the gates. the san mateo bridge westbound 90 to know. you can see for yourself in the shot. traffic moving at the limit. just 14 minutes to get across the bay. the richmond, sandra fell bridge. hardly any traffic here on west bound 5.80, as you make your way from richmond out to sandra fell and then lastly, we have the golden gate bridge where the southbound 1, 1, writes been real nice all morning long. just 20 minutes to get from 37 down to the if only they could engineer a convertible that didn't get my hair, you know, ruined, right. so here's what i would like i

would like. and as we're talking about this engineering story, this is perfuct as these kids could do it. >> i would like a car that like would let the sun in. it wouldn't get me tan. yeah. it would mess up my hair. can some kind of a vehicle like that? maybe one of these kids can do exactly that when they get bigger the for 37 years, thousands of students been coming. >> to northern california to participate in this downtown san jose. basically, if the competition to showcase their and they do new kinds of products, new kinds of vehicles, you name it, they can invent it. >> let's check out what they did this year. >> over 500 teams of students from around 144 different schools from the bay area. and northern california joined together here downtown san jose for the 37th annual tech challenged. but the tech projects they're working go back months. >> we're means the end of the school year. but for these kids. >> really, fun. >> challenging the 37th annual

tech challenge in downtown >an jose. well, months in the making doesn't feel like your usual homework assignments, israeli and as an opportunity from students all over northern california to showcase their amazing engineers feel i belong core helps protect challenge on every single year. this is her 11th and she says every year is a different theme. this year's theme is space. >> she adds that every year is special. they started as early as october. >> at the end of the project, they come here to showcase everything they've built for long court. it's a pivotal moment for kids anywhere from 4th grade to senior year round for me. i really love to see all the amazing things that the kids create. it really gives me a lot of hope for the future of our world. >> what the future can wait because now it's time to show off. target twice into 3 different platforms. this group of spaceship for their style could middle school and east side. san jose. these kids started building their catapult last summer. how do feel about winning? really great. really great. then

they'll all their targets besides one and get a medal beyond infinity. astronauts and alien from outer this team is from randall world languages. school in milpitas. pretty good because it even like. >> it was also pretty consistent compared their accomplishments and happy for the opportunity to show their talents to families all over northern california. where i'm at mister can chew. >> he was the one. so yes, can too. >> well, the theme of this year's annual tech challenge was space, but organizers are dropping back next year's theme could be something that has to grab it's, quote, gravity is your friend. we're in downtown san jose. jack moment. kron 4 news. >> 9.34 right now and a number of vehicles were seen burning in san francisco's tenderloin district. look, this is yesterday morning about 05:00am and crew saw 4 different cars on fire as shown here on the citizen app

and this video near van ness at hickory and rose streets. also other cars were seen on fire at jones and eddie street in the area of hate. not tavyiah and market street and all these cases they were on occupied. nobody was hurt, but they'reelooking for now. the cause of those fires. police have arrested a homeless man for attacking 2 people, including piedmont police chief who showed up after there was word that someone had been attacked ace hardware on grand avenue in piedmont. it was an elderly man who was hit from behind when the police showed up. they identified willie gomer as the suspect and they tried to apprehend him but they say that he attacked officers. o the officers use pepper spray and they tased him. but even then he got away ended up breaking into a home and threatening a residence there then ran out of that home and went outside was confronted by police chief jeremy bowers. you see a photo of here. gomer managed to get into bowers.

the police chief's car is police cruiser. but the chief ran around to the other side of the vehicle and that is when he was attacked by bauer, gomer. gomer was arrested on several charges in all the police involved in this are okay. >> well, saturday marks one year since banko brown was killed outside of a walgreens in san francisco security video from last april. when this happens, the private security guard involved claims that brown was shoplifting during this confrontation. that guard identified as michael earl wayne anthony shot brown as he tried to leave the business. the da's office declined to try anthony because he argued he acted in self-defense, claiming brown threatened to stab him. brown was later found to be unarmed. walgreens, the guard and the company that employed guards were all fined and brown who is a black transgender man was on house at the time and a volunteer organizer for young women's freedom center issued a statement saturday writing in part, quote, bankers life

was worth so much more than what it was taken for in the face of adversity. he was resilient and courageous. he fearlessly fought for the rights and dignity of trans people. on the peninsula. san mateo county deputies have arrested a man accused of taking a child the very same day. she was reported kidnapped. so deputies say that a woman had approached them outside their headquarters north fair oaks saturday afternoon to say that her 4 year-old daughter had been taken from her by the child's father. after a quick search. the man's car was spotted driving down el campno real out. they took him into custody and returned the child. unharmed to the mother. >> it's 9.36 and it appears the supreme court may rule in favor of cities when it comes to this case of whether or not to allow punishments for unhoused people who are sleeping outside when shelters are at full capacity in the bay area. san francisco officials say they've been blocked from enforcing camping regulations because the city does not have enough shelter space for its homeless

population. california's lieutenant governor has paying close attention to the hearings in this case. >> it does appear as though the court is going to side with the cities and when they make this decision, if it goes that way, that ability to clear encampments when necessary by the city's he's probably going to be restored. >> and official decision should be handed down from the supreme court later this year. will let you know what happens in the east bay. a person now recovering after being shot in oakland. officers responded to this emergency call on rosedale street about 2 o'clock saturday morning. >> they said a number of cars had actually been struck by bullets. police say they were informed of one victim who took themselves to the hospital. that person is recovering this morning in the investigation into those behind the shooting is still ongoing. another bird in the bay area has tested positive for west nile contra costa county health officials say the virus was found in a dead

crow in concord earlier this month. it's the county's first case of the year. and officials in alameda, san mateo and santa clara counties also reported positive cases to reduce the risk of spread. officials say residents should dump out any standing water that may have collected in things outside like toys are tools or pet bowls that been left out doors. >> it's 09:30am, local businesses in sausalito have been really taking a hit because the ferry has been closed. we told you about this year on the kron. 4 morning news and now we're entering the second week all without the ferry service because of an inspection that found one of the pier pilings was damage and a spokesperson for the ferry says since they can only work in low tide, this may take some time and the people who live and work in sausalito, especially the business owners, say it's a pretty big loss because tourists love to come sausalito. >> i think everybody's businesses affected. 15 or

more per cent. people that visit san francisco, one of the things they have to do while they're in san francisco's take a ferry boat to sausalito and spend a day here in the in the magic kingdom. and that's what this is. >> and other businesses really been affected and it could take a bus. you just can't take the ferry right now has tourists were on bicycles because they rent in san francisco. they ride the beautiful golden gate bridge. they go to sausalito and then they want to take the ferry back. there are right back. you can't do that right now. so it's it's been more taxing for the trust to as far as energy goes 9.39. right now and big news for california electric vehicle owners. governor newsom has announced tesla superchargers are opening now to non tesla vehicles. it's part of the governor's plan to deploy thousands of new public chargers statewide. the governor says that this will

help make california the most extensive charging and refueling network in america. the governor tweeted when this switch is official, there will be more than 105,000 public ev chargers. the governor's office released a statement noting that for every 5 gas stations in california, there's now one electric vehicle fast charging station. so catch up. okay. >> well, april is world wish months and make-a-wish greater bay area, celebrating 40 years of operation. the organization held a reunion in san jose for families who have their wishes granted over the years and families like veronica her 2 year-old son was granted a wish before he passed away back in 2000. his wish was to see mickey mouse. >> to not even think about doctors and what not knowing that we have that open heart coming coming up a week you know. it changes your your way

thinking after the power of a wish. right. you don't take anything for granted. >> well, veronica is now an active volunteer who raises funds for make a wish. well, megan thee stallion's hot girl summer tour is coming to chase. enter the 3 time grammy award-winning artist is going to be performing on june 23rd tickets were released today with the lowest price is going without fees are going for about $70. all right. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news americans who spent decades looking forward. >> took back their fee to retire. now forced to go back to work. going to tell you how many now facing that reality.

>> 9.44 right now and we're talk about what we want to do outside today. it's going to be gorgeous is going to be great at dave spahr with that forecast for them this monday and beyond a thing that it is safe for the month for us said james tara, good morning. good morning, everybody. i think it will be warmer on average. not sure. but anyway, newmont this coming this week. by the way, here's a quick check of your somebody. look at the snow still hanging on a little bit. they might build on that just a little bit with a dusting this weekend with whatever moisture they can scrounge up. but those snow levels are going to be really high starting off the on 8,000 feet, maybe dropping to 6500 feet when the whole system moves on out. >> got 50's for the next couple of days. meanwhile and tahoe 61 thursday. sure, that's a little chilly for the so-called like summer type or spring activities. there. but the season is young. got your onshore winds at work. that's over about the next 48 hours. time period. then we're done with that. there's the flip as the high pressure has to

position itself. just right. not quite there yet. wednesday morning with the offshore winds, beacon conditions have been fairly wet recently were probably okay. but that's mostly affecting will affect solano county. just a quick check in the moisture levels here. we're fairly dry even though we have this onshore wind event. this is tomorrow morning and we don't see green all over barely showing up and it should be more elevated in the morning hours. certainly dropping off in the afternoon and getting out to about wednesday. again, post this onshore wind event. just about the flip more offshore. so in the maps, what we see coming up, there's a high pressure building. it's a little heat. bump will call it. then comes this front and what is sure is we'll get some winds are going to some scattered clouds are going to be cooler temperatures and maybe we'll get a little dropping of showers here. and there are still working that together to see if we'll get much of that. that will thicken up the marine layer. so probably along the coast because public comment, some drizzle working here, but it looks like it's trending a little drier getting into the next week after that. all right. you're

4 zone forecast. 65 san francisco with 50's coast wide. that's coupled with those chilly winds even though it will be sunny. 64 burlingame, 67 foster city, palo alto. 68 that the lower 70's hanging down here in the south bay east bay shoreline, upper 60's tri valley. you've got lower 70's on balance about 74 walnut creek, concord. at 75 68 berkeley. well, a hose at 68, 77 for fairfield and 73 for napa with 73. also for santa rosa midweek. again, we'll be seeing a lot more 80's on the map there. so lower 80's wednesday, thursday, friday. then we head into the weekend. so let's just say, we're clear on is we'll see some variable clouds working in here. some winds probably and cooler temperatures will shock to the system may have some rain drops to add to that we get a little closer. james darya. all right. thank you very much. shall we take a look at traffic mission. all righty. then the golden gate bridge. what traffic, james? i i guess we can keep looking at it. >> but yeah, the golden gate.

i mean, babers looks great going need us to that. we'll get to that a second san mateo bridge was really the slugger spot this morning. and now it's much better as you can see 30 minute drive time on the right hand side, which is westbound the my gosh, you can count the cars of their views. friend sarah felt ridge, 1, 2, 3, and that's it. watch this. i just want hope for one 0nd. >> no one is at the rich alright. and at the golden gate bridge, it's got a lot better to was. 33 minutes at the height this morning from 37 nevado. >> down to this spot on the golden gate bridge announced 20 minutes. so pretty much a smooth drive time there. >> ok, 9.47, is the time. and san francisco has one of the biggest reading groups through the program. one city, one book and this year, this after-school public library has chosen a book entitled the chinese groove by catherine mob and it follows a teen who moved from china to san francisco. the chinese groove is the unspoken connection among fellow immigrants as together they navigate a new

reality. and this saturday mall will be giving a talk at the main library about that book, the san francisco library also hosted kickoff event for api heritage month, which starts on wednesday. well, new this morning, the numbers of retirees in the u.s. are growing at a rapid rate. but instead of being able to enjoy retirement, many realizing they need to work to just continue to make ends meet newsnation's. xavier walton tells us more. >> a little at work on the 4th floor. janet campbell reports for duty. good morning. she's making waves in more ways than what at united homecare you can pulled out before we can even sit down for an interview. janet and the team had to finish putting together bags for community outreach. we are janet says she was finished working altogether years ago or so. she thought she actually retired early after working education for many, many years. but things

changed. we have to have somewhere to >> we have to have food on my table. so i put the private jim, and it says she was thrusted back into the workforce. she blames inflation. her mortgage rate went through the roof and says the social security just wasn't enough. i cried. >> many of days. but i just put one foot. >> sadly, janet's story is playing up for millions nationwide. 12% of retired americans are expected to go back to work this year. that's according to a survey from resume builder dot com except to like 60% of retirees. >> are having to do something to supplement whatever they've got their own retirement accounts. >> inflation and cost of living are among the top reasons, retirees or punching the clock again, starting a business going into the game, could economy. i'm driving for uber doordash. haha back of the 4th floor. janet says she's just rolling with the

punches. just i don't i will cry and i don't want to crash. >> was xavier walton reporting. now. >> and we want to take a look 9.50, right now at. baseball. kuz was a great weekend for the giants. they beat the pirates at home. kron four's. kate rooney has the highlights. it seems the san francisco giants may be finally hitting something resembling a strike. >> for the first time this season, the giants won back-to-back series, their defense and pitching really seems to be coming together over the last 7 starts. giants pitchers have a combined 0.9 5 e r a and while there's still a little bit to be desired when it comes to offense, there's some flashes happening that are encouraging for this team. for example, the giants hit back-to-back home runs for the first time all season tire estrada and make us trump's going yard for the orange and black. while the players say they're encouraged after this. homestand manager bob melvin says, of course, there's still plenty of room for improvement. we've been

spotty. i mean, you look at the stats across the board, whether it's pitching numbers were the offensive numbers. it has great. >> but this it here, right 500 or game below it in. we know there's a lot more in there. it's not horrible place to be. that's all you're trying to do is when you know, there's going to be tough ones like today where you got to just ride it out and make sure that you finish and >> i thought the guys, great hall really well, you know, keep secret. so to to be in that situation, have a slow heartbeat still want to execute. is this huge profits for us? we're all coming together playing >> we're nice. nice roll because of the. >> it can win. matched a career-best 6 innings pitched and allowed just 3 hits. also tying a career best. now the giants are headed off for a 10 game road trip which kicks off on tuesday in boston. >> well, the a's, by the way, taking on the orioles in baltimore picking up the action here. top of the 3rd a hit to left center field gave the 2 runs and that put them

in the lead. to that point, they were feeling pretty good. but then a bit later, the orioles up to the plate now and they drive the ball. >> all the way down. take a look at that. one. put them back on top. now let's go to the top of night. case have one more shot to win it. and here we go. a and high kyle mccann with that shot. it's gone. >> and with let's 76. and here's what had to say about the teams come from behind win. >> that obviously shows their you know, these guys have been battling all year and you know, to come against assist playoff team obviously, as you know, top of the division, the east, to show that fight to show resilience says a lot about that group out there. >> the a's are now back at home. getting ready to take on the pirates tonight. first pitch is at 6.40. we're going to take a break here at 9.53. we'll be right back. we are

back at 9.55. and us poultry producers will soon have to reduce salmonella bacteria in certain chicken products. the requirement by the usda is a sign or his design to help prevent food poisoning is the first time the federal agency has declared salmonella as and >> adulterant in raw poultry. now similar to how e-coli is considered a contaminant enroll ground beef when the new regulation takes effect next year's salmonella will need to be reduced to very low levels in frozen breaded and stuffed raw chicken products.

this includes foods that appear to be fully cooked, but are only he treated to test. to set the batter. >> it's 9.56. and coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news protesters are camping out a uc berkeley and graduation is drawing near. take a local what the university is killed is doing. and a popular candy store that's been around for 27 years in a small north bay town has to close down. tell you where going. a's fans are going to sacramento. they're upset that that's where the a's are going to be playing and tell their biggest pictured on. we'll have the latest on that. now on the

kron. 4 morning news. police are looking for the person who killed a woman. she was shot downtown san jose. tensions are rising on college campuses across the country and here in the bay area over the war in gaza will take you to uc berkeley and we're going to take it to sacramento where the oakland a's are. now. they're big fans are protesting because these are going to get to play there before they moved vegas. >> from the local news station, you're watching you on morning team. >> good morning. and happy monday to you happens every week. and here we are again at 10 o'clock. but it's sunny and gorgeous. and we're in for a great week and may starts this this week. dave. oh, yes, that's right. for this week ahead. okay. door ahead. good morning, everybody. i