is your look outside right now a tower which is under all the sunshine you could ever want. we're seeing that up and down the coast to tomorrow morning. i'm expecting a bit of a foggy start so hopefully you've enjoyed this nice clear start. we've had this morning, little blustery at the coastline, but most of us are actually fairly common at this point. temperatures are hovering right up next to that 70 degree, mark, if not getting there, brentwood, fairfield and vacaville or for spots in the 70's soon to be followed by most of the rest of us really daytime highs today will reach the low 80's at the warmest. i'll be breaking down this big weekend cooldown. and yet another chance of rain all still ahead. back to you. all right. thank you very much, john. let's get to that breaking news this morning. that fire that michael is talking about the broke out a short time ago in a building in san francisco's not hill neighborhood. right. kron four's. michael thomas is in the studio for us now with those breaking details. michael. >> hey, will you know this fire started at around 8 o'clock this morning. we've got video. take a look. this is near jackson and laden's worth street. this is video posted by the san francisco

fire department. >> it started around 8 o'clock this morning. and officials say that the muni buses being affected in this area. so keep that in mind as you head out, the fire is coming from the roof. so the department trying to get those flames down. they see right now there's no injuries, but they are continuing to battle this blaze. and when it comes the area, just try to stay away as best as you can. they say that they're finding a smoke and all levels of the building at the moment. next, investigators will try to figure out just exactly how the fire started. so as we get more information, we'll continue to keep you updated. but again, they do are are asking people to stay away from the leave in borth and jackson area. i'll send it back to 2. >> ok, thank you, happening right now, college students across the nation are protesting the war in gaza, as you've probably seen on the news, some of those demonstrations, unfortunately have turned violent here in the bay area. uc berkeley last night, there was a tussle between 2 groups which >> cause some people to be injured. now, the encampment

at berkeley is a couple of weeks old, but so far police officers are monitoring those demonstrators. they have not actually moved in and engaged with them. no. now president biden did speak earlier this morning regarding this ongoing situation at college campuses across the country. his remarks come as congress now debate a bill that would broaden. >> the definition of anti-semitism. yeah. washington correspondent trevor shirley brings us the latest. >> as president, i will always defend free speech and i will always be just a strong stand up for the rule of law. >> president joe biden spoke thursday following passage of the house bill codifying the definition of anti-semitism which sailed through the house wednesday night with overwhelming bipartisan support. and it's time for senator schumer. >> the highest ranking jewish official in the history of the united states to act. and to put this bill up for a vote in the senate. but it's unclear when that might happen. we haven't seen with the house sending us yet. >> the bill relies on a definition of anti-semitism

established by the international holocaust remembrance alliance. if passed, it would give the department of education more leeway to enforce anti-discrimination laws as college campus protests spread. this bill threatens to chill constitutionally protected speech. >> speech that is critical of israel alone does not constitute unlawful discrimination. opponents say the bill violates protesters, constitutional rights. others say the measure gives college administrators something they need at a critical moment. protest are nothing new. >> in our country, their constitutionally protected by the first amendment. but it's also very clear that these institutions can regulate the exercise of those first amendment rights based on time, manner and place restrictions. >> was trevor shirley reporting now to more breaking news here locally, there's apparently a major police activity near bishop o'dowd high school in oakland its right kron. four's will tran is live at the scene with the

latest on this for us will. good morning to you. right now. police officers are towing away the second vehicle involved in all of this. you can see the suv on its side. >> apparently that was a mother driving a couple of kids near bishop o'dowd. and this is about 800 feet literally from the high school and just going to this location, all of a sudden another car comes along and slams into it, pushing the car on its side and look at the damage. we do know that the people inside were rushed to the hospital just as a precaution, but they should be okay. this all went down. ashley at around 7.45. this morning near bishop o'dowd at 98 and cherokee. so apparently shots rang out near the high school. the driver of the suv, which i just showed you heard gunshots and actually tried to speed away for their safety and all of a sudden runs across the second vehicle causing both cars too. kyle

lied and actually other car could not even drive away from the scene. police officers came to this area. notice that this car here, this suv was on his side, saw the people inside at that time. apparently they had already managed to crawl away from their car, taken to the hospital. they looked into the second car and the driver at the very least could be some passengers. but the driver at the very least was not found. not sure of that car has anything to do with the gunfire. but the fact as the driver wasn't there and perhaps passengers, we're not there leads police to believe that possibly they had something to do with it. and as you can clearly see, the are getting ready to tow away this suv from the scene. i'm sure it will be looked at as evidence and look at this. bishop o'dowd is just right down the road and the accident happened right next to the fire department. the fire

department, i'm sure heard the commotion and they were able to come out and offer assistance back to you. >> interesting. okay. we'll thank you very much. we'll look for more details to come out later today. >> more than 1500 hotel workers and janitors marched the streets of downtown san francisco demanding higher pay and better health care kron. 4 sarah stinson brings us the details. >> hotel workers and janitors say they wanted to make a statement to their employers by marching on city streets. hundreds of hotel workers and janitors march through downtown san francisco wednesday afternoon, demanding more from their employers. >> so power we show you we show them that at this we united workers gathered at union square and marched down

to market street, shutting down streets in suspending muni service on geary street. many held up signs that read one job should be enough. a lot of our folks work multiple jobs. they have to do. that is the tapia is the president of the union unite here local she says since the pandemic, several hotels cut hours, we really believe that you should be able to work one job have to have the basic things that your having. you know, basically fair market >> current contracts are set to expire this summer for 5,000 janitors and 10,000 hotel workers in the bay area. contract negotiations are set to begin in august. many hotel workers say better health care is their top priority. when you have contract we need to have >> hackers is the main thing because i have my daughter will have a i do have problems

like by half. our pride >> up and i need medicine for union leaders say they will negotiate shuns the summer go well so that a strike is not necessary. >> i'm sara stinson reporting in san francisco. kron. 4 news. >> well, 10, 0, 7, is the time in the north bay. an ambulance was stolen in santa rosa while the paramedics were at the scene of a medical emergency. it happened just before 8.45 last night on 4th street, sonoma county fire says that this ambulance you see here, the paramedic was attending to a patient while the emt was in the back of the ambulance. and they say that is when for some reason, the patient jumped up, ran to the ambulance, hopped in the driver's seat and took off with the emt still inside. in the end, police used spike strips to stop the ambulance and took that person into custody. >> downtown francisco video captures a man assaulting 2 people, both elderly asian men. this happened around 10,

20 yesterday morning at her post in kearny street near union square. you can see in the surveillance video if you watch this year, the man in a blue t-shirt gets out of his car, shoves the first victim and then tries to kick them. the suspect then goes after the second victim and pushes him to the ground before getting back in his car and driving off. going to see that encounter with that second victim right there. police described the victims as a 59 year-old in a 78 year-old man. authorities say this is an active investigation and are still trying to figure out if it was a hate crime. >> well, the auditor for the city of oakland released a pretty hefty report detailing how the city missed out on millions of dollars in funding to tackle retail crime. a kron four's terisa stasio brings us more. >> and so that's what stuck out to to me is >> no real process. guided buy a policy insistent on wednesday city auditor michael

houston explaining his department's findings. >> and analyzing why missed out on applying for the state's organized retail theft prevention grant program or rtp the state budget act of 2022. allocated 242 million dollars to support local law enforcement agencies such as opd to help prevent and respond to organized retail theft motor vehicle theft and cargo theft. the audit showed 38 separate oakland city officials were emailed alerting them of grant monies ranging from 6 million to 15 million dollars at stake months before the deadline. however, auditor houston said that his team discovered a process that was at times chaotic and in the end, never successfully submitted the required documents. he adds, although various departments played a role, he says that the mayor could have made a difference in the final outcome. say the but half and

it's a size more of the direct leadership in making sure that the grant application process was carried out successfully. you need to make sure that someone is in charge. and we spent, example, during the great recession. >> a lot of effort getting every penny from the obama stimulus from washington. and we just made sure that every detail was covered. we did rehearsals about filing. we made sure our web sites were up and running. we didn't take any chances at all. >> dan lin time is a former oakland city administrator and a current uc berkeley professor. he says that his team was able to secure more than 100 million dollars in grants during his tenure on it or houston says bottom line, the city could do more to secure critical grants. >> develop and implement a citywide grant management policy provides prescriptive guidance, right including

delineation of roles and response to the audit. mayor sheng thao center sunday mail saying that she takes ultimate responsibility for the failure to secure the grant monies and >> in the meantime, has been working hard to secure more funding to tackle crime in the newsroom. tree says stasio kron. 4 news. >> still ahead, kron 4 honors the bay area's api community this month. how a south bay library exhibit is honoring the cultures of south asian the cultures of south asian countries.

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long. which is great. i guess we get one more day, john, before turn. i know i love that sunrise this morning didn't take it for granted tomorrow. likely to be a little bit of fog at the coastline. and then saturday, the raindrops indeed returning, which is going to help to keep those hillsides nice green and lush kind of like we're seeing right now from the east bay hills. now, we are going to be seeing today and tomorrow, just as warm as each other. little bit breezy at the coastline. that is definitely resulting in some gale warning still continuing something that we have been seeing along the coast as those regular wind gusts that will continue into the weekend. now we are seeing our next storm system up in the gulf of alaska right now drops in during a pre-dawn hours of saturday morning and results in a wet saturday for us snowy one up in the sierra nevada. pretty late winter precipitation for some of our upper elevation. neighbors. and for those of us in the bay with model runs coming to fruition of around an inch of rainfall for some coastal spots. we could actually

exceed monthly averages of rainfall for the whole month of may. just on one day's time on saturday. so that tells you how significant the system is compared to the usual this time of year. the sierra does see a couple feet of snowfall. this highest of elevations could result in some chain controls come saturday. so be ready to go for those wintery conditions. if you are heading up this weekend, temperatures in the 70's to low 80's for today's daytime highs. very similar to yesterday. got one more day of this tomorrow and then comes the cool down as much as 20 degrees cooler come saturday and even though sunday does stay cool, at least will be drying out for the last day of the weekend. back to you. john. thank you so much. in the east bay, the original creator of free comic book day officially host the event for the last time. >> every year on may, 4th flying colors, comics and other cool stuff. that's the name of the store in concord celebrates free comic book day a day where you guessed it, free comics are given out to the public. this event was

founded back in 2002 by the owner of the store, joe field. and it just grew in popularity internationally to include 2000 other comic book stores. but even with the success, the store's future in concord is uncertain. fields says he is trying to find a new home for flying colors, but he still isn't exactly sure where the final flying color comics free comic book day on saturday, we'll feature thousands of free comic books and special guest bobby rubio and accomplished animation artist who has worked for pixar. disney, nickelodeon and paramount. sounds like it's going to be a lot of fun. love the people showing up the cost yesterday. >> all right. 10, 17 is the time. and in san francisco, youth activists are on their 3rd attempt now to try to lower the voting age to 16. so that teenagers have the right to vote in local elections. it's an idea that's been gaining support over the years among community leaders. youth commission members say that this measure is meant to increase engagement overall in local elections.

>> we began at a time when young people are still in high school. i still at home and not able to i have that support network and makes it much more likely that they're going to continue being boat ads and make it happen much a they have proven that they are ready to vote and they have the skills needed to vote. but that's the core cognition skills that they need. what the lived experiences that young people have, whether it's taking care of family, whether it's working up to 40 hours a week and paying taxes, they meet many of the threshold to be considered necessary in order to the voters. and they do have a direct stake in the outcome elections. >> so growing up. i been around a lot of youth organizers who are very in tuned their community, their leading rallies regarding school safety, addressing assault and harassment in schools. and amongst and for lgbtq youth population. so they are very much in the front lines.

>> well, similar measures failed to won in 2016. another in twenty-twenty, albeit by a smaller margin. whether the measure will appear on this year's ballot is still being decided. the commission chair ewan barker plummer, says that the decision to introduce the measure to the board of supervisors will likely be made in the coming weeks. so we'll keep you updated. >> well, this week marks the start of asian american and pacific islander heritage month and throughout this month of may, we highlight the bay area's diverse asian communities. yeah. at san jose state, there's an exhibit at the library that dives into south asia and pulls examples from families living right here in silicon valley. have come for jack moment with the story. well, the region known as south asia makes up 7 different countries in the library. curator here at the king library at san jose state says she wanted to include the religions in the foods that make up each of these cultures. she wanted to also consults with families living here in the bay area who also have ties to those countries. >> that's really cool.

>> yeah. so these 2 things are lincoln. yes, and this is also from sri lanka up into the immersive martin luther king library at san jose state university in may. and you'll find an exhibit quite like no other. i think that could be very montr of roy is a library in here and she curated this exhibit on the 5th floor. it's titled south asians. >> of silicon valley, afghanistan, bangladesh, nepal, india, pakistan, sri these are nearly all the countries that make up the region of south asia, a region roy says needs more attention in the south bay. she says at least 20% of people who live in santa clara county are of south asian origin and more than 60% of international san jose state students are from south asia, but yet so many of them have struggled to find a voice to find themselves being represented well in mainstream what was born and raised in india. and she says having other south asians like herself in silicon valley added more reason for this project. these things help them feel more empowered that

we are represented actual case at this exhibit, you'll find the sports the food know what to do signing and the religion sick man will never will never see them without their turbans. it's part of their faith. roy highlights the for south asian religion seen in the south bay islam hinduism. jane isn't and buddhism. what we really enjoyed in our experience of doing this research in this project was how welcoming each community was 2 are getting free month is run by these 2 brothers a lot. i mean, i've been from afghanistan to the united states because my son is. >> is down from some of that, you because it was like years cent of the state time. >> i live at the library. >> moises highlighting businesses and communities of these nationalities here in silicon valley makes this project more personal that are. >> to the types of you know, i think impressions about the community. but once this going to work gets done, people see

who they really are. you know, she also wants this exhibit to be for everyone, but is also happy to see her culture and others in the south bay on display in san jose. check moment. >> kron 4 news. and the exhibit south asians in silicon valley will be open through may 31st. yes, and don't forget to tune in to kron 4 every thursday this month. we'll have stories highlighting the bay area's api community. and then of course, it all culminates with that special that's going to be airing thursday. may 2036 pm hosted by our own. >> stephanie, me. haha. we're going to take a break. it is 10. 22. and coming up in the next hour. >> u.s. lawmakers our next half hour. lawmakers are reigniting a push to restrict social media when it comes to kids who explain how.

>> we are back at 10. 24 in the east bay. 2 people are seriously injured in a 3 vehicle crash in brentwood involving a suspected driver. this happened tuesday night right in front of the shops at fairview on balfour road. police say 26 year-old zachary rua was speeding in a pickup truck when he hit it. toyota camry. camera then hidden at honda suv. now rouse passenger suffered serious injuries, though he's expected to survive. meantime, the man driving a camry had to be airlifted to the hospital. also a serious injuries. the driver of the honda fortunately wasn't hurt. but rounds now been booked into county jail on suspicion of driving under the influence. meanwhile, in the north bay benicia unified now facing a lawsuit claiming the district's swept teacher abuse accusations under the rug. a

former teacher named matthew shelton was charged with 7 counts of molesting a child. attorneys say he worked at elementary schools for more than a decade. and when accusations surfaced, one school show resigned and switch to another school. the lawsuit accuses the district of negligent hiring and adds that the principal was friends with shelton and his wife. a group of bipartisan senators is reintroducing a bill that would limit kids. social media use. it's called the kids off social media act. it was first proposed about a year ago. it would set the minimum age for online social media users to 13 years old and prevent platforms from feeding algorithmically boost to content to users under 17 and for all users under 18, it would need parental permission to use apps like tiktok and instagram and snap chat. however, opponents are concerned that the bill shifts responsibility of protectin children from tech companies to parents. in the east bay. the oakland ballers are moving

forward with their 1.6 million dollar renovation of raimondi park. here. they released some renderings of what that new home will look like when it's all done. >> you know, we've got some murals that we're putting in place that are going to be done by local artists. there's going to be local food trucks and their own internal concessions to by lots lots of different, great ballpark food it's going to be it's going to be a good time. i think that's really what we're going for. we want feel like a big love letter to oakland. >> opening day for the ballers is june 4th. we're going to take a break or 10. 26 up next on the kron 4 morning news. thousands of being dropped from the home insurance policies and now. >> realtors say it's going big impact on the housi

>> all >> right. we are back here at the half hour with a live look behind us here over the bay. and they market their looking like such a nice day, said maybe get a quick stroll with the dog. tomorrow might be a little foggy. and then the weekend comes. yeah. tomorrow's kind of the last holdout of this warmth before. >> all of temperature cliff on saturday, temps fall as much as 20 degrees and we're going to be looking at rainfall through the day. so big wintry returned today, though, just business as usual. getting right back to all that sunshine as we've been seeing all morning long. and we'll continue to see sunshine well throughout the course of the day today, little bit breezy in some coastal areas, even though we don't have the fog out there. we certainly do have some breezy spots, especially out towards inverness and half moon bay, santa rosa also been a bit breezy for you this morning. temps are getting closer to the 70's and a lot of spots in

for a few inland areas. well, already there like brentwood at 76 degrees right now, sf in berkeley at 64 currently. so we're officially back into that really comfortable range of numbers. and this afternoon gets warm into the low 80's for a lot of inland areas. i'll be talking those big changes that we have towards the weekend. still ahead, back to you. all right. thank you very much, john. 10, 30 is the time and another big story we're following this morning. the fact that thousands of homeowners in orinda are set to lose your insurance when state farm ends its coverage this summer. yeah, they're now all scrambling to find a new insurer and this insurance crisis is impacting the real estate industry as kron four's gayle ong reports. >> i think our government has to get involved. >> this is it's a problem. people need have insurance for their homes were burned or cold around is a realtor at coldwell banker realty basin a city at the top of the list of state farm customers scheduled to be dropped this summer. cold around is not only helping clients navigate the home insurance crisis. just

got a text from my neighbor the other day. and he was one of the many homes that have been dropped by state farm by advised him to speak to a reputable broker locally and sorted out with him and get on the list for the fair plan before his termination. the fair plan is available to california residents and businesses in urban and rural areas who cannot obtain insurance to a regular insurance not freaking out. i'm worried, but you know, state farm customer and opened a native david anderson is also navigating home insurance coverage options for the booker says i'm learning about the california fair let's talk in august. they'll give us enough time to. >> can anderson is not alone. i was not able to get through state farm. i was also turned down by geico. >> so i'm not really sure what to do. nicole bought a condo in oakland last year and is still searching for home insurance, know online and everything people are just asking, you know, who will ensure us? where can we get insurance? and i just don't know people who have single-family homes, you know,

who don't have any coverage or safety. i'm not really sure what they're supposed to do. last month, state farm, the illinois based company and california's largest insurer cited soaring cost the increasing risk of natural disasters like wildfires and outdated regulations as reasons it won't renew the policies of thousands of homes back at coldwell banker realty colder own says while deals on homes are still being made. >> this home insurance crisis will impact the real estate market as insurance as a key requirement to carry a mortgage for a home. we have to make sure that the buyers are way or >> and get quotes before we go into contract. so that ideally before we go into contract so that they know what they're getting into. meantime, the state department of insurance says the agency has experts ready to assist affected state farm customers reporting in orinda gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> kron 4 is your local election headquarters. a big development in the race to replace congresswoman anna

eshoo after a recount spanning 2 counties was completed. assemblyman evan low narrowly beat a santa clara county sutervisor joe smitty and who is now out of the running? it came down to low getting just 5 more votes than submit ian. before that, there was plenty of drama and the recent weeks. and so we know that now low in the card will face off on the november ballot. smitten issued a statement so book congratulating both low in the car. do smitty and says he's disappointed. but looking forward to continuing to support his constituents in santa clara county. and park officials in the east, they are reminding visitors to be on the lookout for these guys. rattlesnakes when going outdoors. these animals are becoming more active as they emerge from winter hibernation. officials say if you happen to spot a rattlesnake, you want to leave it alone, move away as quickly as possible. if you do get bitten by a rattlesnake, make sure that you get medical help immediately.

>> union city police now asking for the community to help out and finding this teenage girl has been missing since wednesday. her name is anne elise gonzales. she's 15 years old, stands about 4 feet, 8 inches tall. weighs about 120 pounds. she was last seen yesterday about 11 in the morning at james logan high school in union city. she's believed had been wearing a black jordan brand shirt and black jordan, tennis shoes any information on where she might be. call 9-1-1, to reach out to the union city police department. well, sheriff's deputies have recovered a man's body now that appears to ground into fremont creek tuesday, east bay regional parks, employees actually reported this man near 3rd and else streets in fremont trying to cross the creek. they saw that he was struggling. and that's why they put the call out. multiple agencies responded from alameda county. they searched for hours and eventually they did find the body pronounced the man dead officials still investigating. but at this point, they say it

does not seem asithough there's any signs of trauma or foul play. 10. 35 the time 10 people have been sighted in the north bay for overcharging customers for contract work by as much as $15,000. this is a picture of one of the sting operations conducted by law enforcement in marin and sonoma counties last month. officials say all of the people cited are unlicensed contractors, which according to contractors, state license board, they're not allowed to charge more than $500 for a job. but in many cases they were charging well above that. >> a daly city toy store owner is hoping police find the man accused of stealing a toy worth more than $200. take a look at the surveillance video shared from the store. this is from the location in the westlake shopping center. it shows the thief asking the owner if he can take a look at the toy that's behind the counter. and as the owner turns around to get at them and then takes off with the $200 product, reached out to daly city police about this incident and will update you

once we hear back. >> okay. turn our attention to a developing story. the alameda county district attorney pamela price, as we know is one step closer to a recall election. as for when that recall election will take place that still unknown, right? well, kron four's dan kerman spoke with legal experts about prices prospects and how a lawsuit might affect the recall. >> so rivers or help pfizer, merck, his supervisor, 10. all right, kirsten, yes, president island, yes. motion with alameda county supervisors voting to accept ballot signatures as certified by the registrar of voters. >> the attempt to recall district attorney pamela price moves forward, creating an ever more uncertain future for price. 61% of recalls nationwide in this time period resulted in removal. cause uptick, 6% or so have resulted in resignation before the recall. so they are very

successful as a rule. joshua spivak is a senior research fellow at berkeley laws, california constitution center. he says while recalls overall tend to be successful, it's more of a 50, 50 split in california. alameda county supervisor still have to decide whether to call a special election or let the recall happened during november's general election. spivak says that could impact the outcome. they seem to survive better when it's a special election. in a statement prices, if a recall takes place, it should happen during the november general election. but she maintains the recall is illegal because the county registrar of voters didn't follow its own charter by allowing more than 10 days to count signatures and by allowing out of county residents to gather those signatures. but so far her campaign is not filed a lawsuit against the county. i will support this motion and hopes >> that occasion is filed. so he get clear direction its meeting tuesday. one supervisor hope the lawsuit would happen. so a judge could

weigh in. but legal experts say even if that happens, it's unlikely prices campaign would be successful. i believe that at the end of the judges unlikely to say that the board was wrong when it chose to follow state law rather county ordinances. alameda county supervisors will set a date for the recall at a special meeting on may 14th. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> well, 10 38 is a time. and in the south bay, san jose police are going to be taking a different approach to cinco de mayo festivities this year after getting a little bit of backlash over the low rider parade this year. the police are actually planning on cruising right along with their own car in the during cinco de mayo weekend. sunday's parade play pays homage as we know to the mexican roots and history of the san jose last year. law enforcement close some of the highway ramps near that event which lawmakers called racist and discriminatory for singling out mexican

americans. the as you probably know, lifted the cruising band back in 2022. and again this year, the police with their own car going to be riding right along that parade. well, speaking of driving, take a quick live look here at the bay bridge toll plaza crews are going to be closing some of the westbound lanes on that bridge tonight so they can do some emergency repairs. caltrans says they won't reopen those lanes until 5 o'clock in the morning tomorrow. so just keep that in mind. >> and meantime, in pittsburgh, 4.4 million dollars is going toward improving 2 miles of roadways. those improvements near highway 4 are expected to take about 4 to 6 weeks with the majority of the work performed overnight. officials say they will start working later this month. >> okay. well, new this morning, iconic bay area landmark that went dark last year. >> is officially coming back a very exciting news around this pump was michael thomas is in the studio for us with the latest details. michael. hey, good morning, everyone. that's

right. the bay bridge lights, the iconic bay bridge lights. they are officially coming back to groom. eliminate that created the lights was forced to turn them off last year. >> that was because of a lack of funding. but they recently that the nonprofit has raised 11 million dollars through crowdfunding. so they're now going to able to turn them back on and they're sent have a grand lighting ceremony in spring of next year. and when they do return, they're actually going to be featuring about 50,000 led lights, which is twice the original amount, meaning the artwork will be visible on both sides of the bridge and some history on the lights will they were initially installed as a temporary two-year exhibit back in 2013, but they ended up staying on a whole decade up until 2023 of last year. now it is estimated 20 million people per year directly experienced a bay bridge lights and a minimum life expectancy of the lights is 10 years. so looks like we're good for at least another decade will send it back to you to live at the desk. all right, michael, thank you. 10 41 the time. and although

football season is over, football is in full swing. we'll tell you how the earthquakes are preparing for saturday's. >> california clasico against >> california clasico against the galaxy.

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>> all right. now to bay area sports. it's one of the biggest regular season matches on the mls calendar every year for soccer fans. yeah, looking forward to it. we're talking about the fact that the earthquakes are going to be hosting their rival la fc in the cali clasico this weekend and kron. 4 sports reporter kate rooney spoke w th the coach about how this game could turn a tough season around. >> this saturday, the stands behind me here at levi stadium

will be filled not with football fans, but with football fans as the california classic overturns to santa clara featuring heated mls rivals, the san jose earthquakes and la fc. now this time around, it won't be a clash of 2 titans. la fc are currently 5th in the western conference standings while san jose has had a disappointing season so far and they are at the bottom of the western conference, mls standings. but this isn't always exciting environment with a raucous crowd. the quick said they're excited for saturday's match. the onus is a really good on the field last year was hopefully this year will be amazing this game against lsu. couldn't come at a better time. >> couldn't come at a better time for us. to be in this environment, which we enjoyed so much from last year. >> the stadium, this fan base, this community. however, the weather is going to turn out were. >> we're we're >> we know this is a this is a game we take personal doesn't matter the points. the table. this is about on the given night. who wants it more we're

excited for this opportunity to play unfortunately for san jose fans this saturday probably won't mark the debut for aaron on lopez. the 23 year-old midfielder from argentina, nephew of legendary diego maradona who just signed with the club last week. however, they will be introducing lopez on the field in a special ceremony at halftime. >> at levi stadium, kate rooney kron 4 sports. >> all right. well, a new tradition is coming to the outside lands music festival this year. wedding bells on explain festival. attendees can now host their wedding at outside lands or if you have like every commitment ceremony or you want to read about renew your vows, apparently they're inviting you. they've got a wedding package that includes an officiant and a whole wedding certificate. obviously, there's only so many they can do during the festival. so there are limited spaces. you're going to have to reserve one of those spots and that pay for if you want to take part. so maybe order

now. yeah, it could be a fun option for music festival. fans got the reception like >> everybody after the ceremony, ok, go have fun are already in the concert. exactly. and if it was bruno mars, they could that. the mayor that wedding so many is yeah. yeah. haha. >> all right. well, later this morning, president joe biden is expected to sign proclamations to expand too. >> national monuments here in california, one is for the san gabriel mountains, national monument with an expansion of nearly 110,000 acres. he's also expanding the perimeters of the berryessa snow mountain national monument by 13,000 acres. both of these were originally designated by president barack obama about that. i like it. >> john has been keeping an eye on the weather for those that want to take that strip strip. a trip to stroll in a park today tomorrow. probably the best yet today, tomorrow going to be great days for as saturday. you're going to be bundling up a little bit more, especially in those upper elevations where we've

actually got some late season snow on the way. >> and a lot of rainfall for the bay area. nice lush green hillsides still above the east bay hills and they're going to stay green courtesy of that saturday. rainfall. we are looking at a little bit of a breezy day up along the coastline. gale warnings ahead of that next system. that impacts us this weekend right now centered upon the gulf of alaska. diving in during your predawn hours of saturday morning. and after today. and tomorrow's dry weather, we get to saturday with showers through the day. a lot of blew up in the sierra indicating that snowfall up in those higher elevations cleared out by sunday. as for rainfall totals on saturday, some parts of the bay area could exceed your monthly averages for the entire month of may in just one day on saturday, i will admit this is on the upper range of what i think we're going to be expecting. but if we do see a lot of these numbers achieved, that is going to be a lot of rain compared to what we normally see from a now. a little bit of snow in the sierra should say a lot of it at those upper elevations, upwards of 2 feet

of snowfall at the crest of the sierra expect chain controls in effect on saturday. temperatures today are going to be just as warm as they were yesterday. still some 80's in napa conquered in antioch. well, 70's for most of the rest of us. a look ahead shows tomorrow right around the same as today we cool off into the low 60's for the rest of the weekend with saturday being the reigning one, stephanie. john, thank you so much. from for your local election headquarters and we continue our coverage of the top candidates running for san francisco. mayor. >> in a move anticipated by political insiders board of supervisors. president aaron peskin announced his candidacy. i sat down with peskin on why the voters should trust him to lead this city. >> san francisco aaron peskin is going to look like a caring city gets things candidate aaron peskin projecting confidence as he enters the race for mayor. i've stood up for safety, stood up against hate crimes. the president of the board of tested lawmaker

entrenched in the rough and tumble world of city politics for more than 2 decades representing high-profile areas like chinatown, fisherman's wharf, union square and the financial district. we need a neighborhood mayor with experience to rebuild our city. >> from the ground up. >> his past battles with sobriety now part of his campaign message. i know something about recovery of san francisco is going to recover. let's bring positivity to this i'm tired of and in a race dominated by centrist democrats, jostling for the spotlight. could peskin is distinctly progressive stance, seized the attention of voters being progressive has really been about listening to and bringing governmental action to folks who need the government most. we need a leader will fix our city for everyone. >> not one who are in it for the many to please. outlining 18 policy proposals, including increased police staffing.

>> expanded red control and notably 15,000 new affordable homes using tax deferred financing. the city has a lot of luxury housing and the city has also been able to maintain singer as can see hotels for the poor service. but the missing middle needs to be addressed. pushing back against critics who accuse him of blocking housing development. the ordinance is finally next item earlier this year. city supervisors passed haskins measure imposing density limits in several historic neighborhoods. our neighborhoods are the envy of people around the world. it's not a one size fits all solution on the fentanyl crisis. i support arresting anybody who deals fentanyl or other. >> life-threatening drugs. drug users. on the other hand. >> need. >> services. i asked him if he agreed with challenger mark farrell's promise to clear city's homeless encampments in

6 months. false or fake promises, we need a place for those people to go because what happens in encampments week is people are pushed from one neighborhood to another. that is not a solution. a solution is 2000 shelter beds and i have a plan for that. the great ideas. and but why were you able to achieve them as the president? the board of supervisor supervisors can pass laws but the captain of the team, the quarterback of the team in san francisco is mayor. >> i know how government works. i have deep connections in every department and i think i can bring that to bear as mayor. >> and also in the running for san francisco mayor, there's current mayor london breed city supervisor ahsha stuff. i e former interim mayor mark farrell and nonprofit executive daniel lurie to learn more about these candidates and watch our one-on-one interviews with them. you can head to our website kron 4 dot com. >> well, 10 52 was the time

and happening tonight. a new event is coming to san francisco, which aims to connect neighborhood business owners with the community. it's called downtown first thursday's free monthly event that begins today. and it's kind of a lot like oakland's first friday. >> the organizers plan to shut down several blocks of second street just south of market. the event will have art food. they'll be music from all around san francisco. the goal is to attract 10,000 san franciscans to the event every month. >> we

>> 10. 55 is the time just about done here on the kron. 4 morning news. so let's check in quickly with jessica wills upstairs and see what's coming up today live in the bay. hey,

jess. hey, good morning, james. coming up today on live in the bay. >> it's the broadway revival of funny girl. we get a live performance in studio and chat with the stars of the show. grammy award winner melissa manchester and catarina make her mom then may is national meditation month. we're getting tips on how to incorporate easy moments of meditation for everyone's busy life. plus the delicious desserts cakes and pastries from a local bakery. the new pop tart there featuring to accompany the release of the netflix netflix film an frosted and as always want to hear it. you have to say about our question of the day. so go ahead and scan that qr code today. we want to know in honor of national brothers and sisters day what is a special memory you have with your siblings? let us know in your answer. could be read live today on the show at 01:00pm right here on kron 4, james. >> all summers in the backyard barbecue and the slip and slide. >> i green. i just made me excited for summer once again. haha. thanks, thanks, james.

spacex is set to launch a pair of rockets into outer space today. the first is set to go up in about an hour. >> the falcon 9 rocket at vandenberg space force base is too. max. our worldview legion satellites on board. liftoff is scheduled for just after 11, 30 this morning. and later today, another space x rocket is set to launch from cape canaveral in florida sunday. more starlink satellites into orbit. how about very cool to go to a launch? yeah, for sure. i heard plane ride out storm yeah, that's that. yeah. so today tomorrow, great launch day is saturday. we won't even want to watch outside the >> it's a good stay at home. stay kind of dried. a big cool down the middle the weekend. all that's it for us here in the proper morning news. we'll see you back here tomorrow. have a great day. everybody.

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