>> lapd officers clear the pro palestinian encampment at usc over the weekend students there prepare to graduate this week about 100 protesters had pitched tents at alumni park before it can. it was dismantled. no arrests. was the second police crackdown on campus and less than 2 weeks this morning, university park

campus is open to students. staff, registered guests and vendors who confirmation of work and into tonight that remains open as well. >> this is at columbia university announced it's canceling its large university-wide commencement ceremony following weeks of pro-palestinian protests that have roiled its campus said that students will still be able to celebrate at a series of smaller school-based ceremonies this week. and next. so we continue following a report that the hamas militant group says that it has accepted and egyptian qatari cease-fire proposal to halt its war with israel. while we do not yet know much about the specifics of that cease-fire proposal. >> it could signal a significant change in the war. kron four's. catherine joins us now live in the newsroom with the details there. hi, catherine. yeah, we do know that israel is not only questioning the terms of any supposed truce. it has stepped up attacks on the city of

rafah and to get some perspective, we asked usf professor who teaches the politics of the middle east to share his thoughts and he says he sees reason for at least some hope. >> help we can only hope because of it's been a humanitarian disaster. it gotten the attention of the world. >> professor stephen zooms points out already the rate of civilian deaths in gaza has been the highest of any conflict in the same amount of time since rwandan genocide. and now the million and a half displaced people in rafah have endured new attacks, at least israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says a delegation is being sent to continue talks. the one hand he's got a pressure from this hard right-wing ministers. you don't want any kind of real cease-fire and they starting to withdraw from his narrow

coalition, which would then bring him down, require new elections. >> on the other hand, have been tens of out in the streets of friends and relatives of the hostages demanding that that that he'd be willing to compromise >> as for the widespread campus protests causing chaos. the professor does not think any outcome will make them go away anytime soon. but this whole process is race. a lot of awareness. >> and all the concern college students about the israeli occupation in general and the plight of the palestinians. so i think even if there is a cease-fire think that students turned 4, we will see if still a fair amount of activism pressing for end to the occupation. justice for for the the palestinians. and and so i don't think a campus activism israel and palestine is necessarily going to end. >> israeli leaders called the terms of the proposed

cease-fire deal far from meeting its demands. and they warned that military operations would continue those attacks in rafah tonight are continuing grant. >> catherine, thank you. and make sure to stay with kron 4 on air and online for the latest info on the israel-hamas war from cease-fire talks to campus protests and much more. just head to our website. kron 4 dot com. >> 9 mountain view. residents are displaced tonight after their apartment complex caught on fire sunday morning. crews responded to the three-story building on fayette drive in san antonio road where they found flames coming from the 3rd floor. all tenants were able to get out safely, but there's extensive damage to the building estimated at 1 million dollars. the red cross is providing temporary housing for the 9 residents from 7 burnt-out apartments. the cause of this fire is being investigated. >> basically, it shows where so guys light up the truck and then by the flames.

>> nice play. businesses in turmoil tonight and incident left a number of tow trucks torched and a small business owner searching for answers as first theresa stasi, a report. the owner thinks his business was targeted. >> not one but 4 tow trucks. that's how many the owner of california towing says were set ablaze this past weekend. in this video, you can see a person going into the cab of the truck and then running off flames blowing out of the driver's side. we're standing in front of one of the tracks that was torched. yes. how are you? all right. sad. >> sad and. just thinking how how we start again. i mean, we are watching blast. >> download as most says that he started california towing 9 years ago using a savings and loans from his family. he says he built a small but successful business from scratch. but now he says someone is trying to take it from him by destroying his for

trucks. part drivers homes in concord and bay point. >> maybe gets i would say yes wait competition. if i'm not around. so that was a zone of competition me. know it that. i did anything wrong with them. i don't know when we anything like that. so i don't have anybody that miami back back to one to different occasions into the job. he says he's worried about his drivers and their families in light right now. even light. >> he's not just me that they were my chart spy. >> my older their five-minute specially wives and kids. >> care. contra costa fire protection district officials say that they are working on the case, but says that he has turned over video taken from the crime scenes of fire department say that they're going try their best >> with the police department that they reserve base see if they can catch those guys in concord, theresa kron, 4 news.

police in oakland are investigating after a person was shot and killed near lake merritt. this is video from the citizen app. >> the shooting was just before noon yesterday on first avenue. the victim's name has not been released in that same area driver crashed into the parking lot at america's best value inn on east 12th street. police have not confirmed the shooting in the crash are connected. tomorrow. the man accused of killing a shop owner in san francisco's richmond district. we'll have his first preliminary hearing. santos de la rosa is accused of beating to death. 60 year-old your highness to wal d using a baseball bat. this is outside a convenience store on balboa street there. it happened in august. police say 2, well, tried to stop de la rosa from shoplifting to what he died of his injuries. 5 days later, de la rosa faces several charges, including murder and assault with a deadly weapon. he'll be in court at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning. >> 2 people, including a teenager were arrested in connection to an armed robbery

at a safeway in redwood city. it happened yesterday at the safeway off el camino real employees telling police that one of the suspects had a gun while stealing alcohol surveillance photos helped the match an 18 year-old and a 17 year-old with a crime. they were arrested less than a mile away. officers say they found a lighter that resembled a handgun in their possession. texas is cleaning up after some parts of the state saw nearly 2 feet of rain in recent days of parts of the state are still dealing with high flood waters, forcing continue road and school closures. entire neighborhoods near houston have been submerged under water. leaving residents facing a long cleanup. local officials are urging those in heavy flooded areas to avoid returning home until conditions improve warning that the murky waters could be dangerous. >> back here at home, a different kind of story. things are looking cnear for the week as our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow

joins out blow there. not quite as green as it was a couple weeks ago, but certainly the rain we had saturday will help everything. get a drink, lawrence. and now we're going to warm it yeah, certainly are. in fact, i drove down the monterey bay over the weekend. you can see the change in the hills, but that rain coming down, of course, maybe greening up a little bit before turning all brown again as we get some warmer temperatures again. but other parts of the country getting hammered by these storms. this one making its way through texas just northeast of houston. some places there, 17 24 inches of rain over the weekend. see the storms rolling through there behind that. you see all the areas shaded in red. those are all the rivers that are now. we continue experience some flooding in those spots as well. even though the rain has ended, a lot of those rivers continuing to rise further to the north. we've got another round of severe weather. this all part of the same system that came through the bay area over the weekend now is rolling across the rockies and bringing with of that cold air. and guess what? we've got more tornadoes popping up again today. you can see those

cells, very strong line of thunderstorms rumbling on through right now. more that on the way to this going to be sliding eastward as we head through the night tonight and tomorrow, probably take more look toward the great lakes and that's where we see some of that moisture winding up. some heavier rain headed in that direction and a chance of some more severe weather. although it doesn't look as potent tomorrow. certainly the chance some isolated thunderstorms and maybe some more tornadoes being reported. guys, back to you. all right, lawrence, you know, drinking water week is underway and the city of santa clara sharing some tips with us on how to save water. >> one way is to rethink your home landscaping in general homeowners are being advised to water only from 06:00pm to 09:00am. and those who live in santa clara should be aware that outdoor watering is permanently banned in that city between 09:00am and 06:00pm using water wise plants in california native plants that another effective way to resist reduce your water. homeowners should also fix leaks as soon as they're spotted. take quick showers rather than baths and turn off

the water while brushing your teeth washing or shaving. >> overdoses and airbnbs will be hot topics at tomorrow's marin county board of supervisors meeting the supervisors are planning to discuss overdose prevention strategies and also regulations for the short term rentals airbnbs ver bows. the board will also go over the county's plan on aging. highway 90 will be closed in saratoga for 3 days starting wednesday. caltrans says crews will be working on the saratoga creek bridge. the road will be closed from 9 at night until 7 in the morning. every day. construction is hopefully going to be done by saturday. >> the san francisco free summer meals program is returning this year, starting june 10 through august. 16th children and teenagers under 18. they'll be able to get free breakfast and lunch. there will be more than 75 locations handing out food throughout the city last

summer. more than 85,000 meals were passed out. and if you want to know more to talk over to our website at kron 4 dot com for more information. >> thousands of law enforcement officers paying tribute to their fallen comrades. why one sheriff used the ceremony to call out state the ceremony to call out state leaders. ( ♪♪ ) you made a cow! actually it's a piggy bank. my inspiration to start saving. how about a more solid way to save?

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>> thousands of law enforcement officers from across the state gathered at the state capitol today to pay tribute to their fallen comrades killed in the line of duty. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace was at the ceremony. >> and he shares why one of the sheriffs who was there called out state leaders. >> outside the state capitol, the sound of bagpipes marks the beginning of this somber ceremony paying tribute to the more than 1700 california peace officers who died in the line of duty. on hand here about 2000 people from the law enforcement community, members of the legislature and loved ones of the fallen, all to commemorate those who never made it home. among those who spoke. >> california attorney general rob bonta. they were called to get there careers and their lives. >> to something bigger than themselves to make the world a better. safer place.

>> governor gavin newsom did not speak at the ceremony. the met with law enforcement families and later an american flag at the peace officers memorial just across from the capitol. of course, the ceremony pays tribute to all california peace officers killed in the line of duty. but today's especially about 7 who lost their lives in recent years. among them, the late officer gonzalo carrasco junior of the selma police department in the central valley. he was shot and killed last year responding to a call just one month before the birth of his baby boy maximus. ross junior. his family honored their forever hero. and so did police chief rudy al cross. like so many of our other people in congress, it in my xyz slowed their community. after his remarks, he spoke with us about why he hopes the people of california, appreciate the service and sacrifice of officers like gonzalo carrasco

junior. not many people can do something you are committed doing something bigger themselves. and these brave heroes did and sacrifice everything to do that. other law enforcement leaders of the tenants, including riverside county sheriff chad bianco did not shy away from criticizing state leaders while he did not name names. he argues policies that have come out of the legislature are too soft on crime and it made california less safe when we don't feel like we're getting the support, whether it be verbal or real from our lawmakers here in sacramento. it's it's almost like a knife in the back because we're doing everything we can to protect them. >> and we're not getting the same in return. but for this police chief today is all about remembering the fallen like carrasco junior, making sure his memory lives on forever. he'll always be with us. at the state capitol. a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >> there's a bill in the state legislature that would

prohibit grocery or retail drugstores from offering self checkout lanes if they don't meet certain criteria under the proposal, self-service checkouts, you know, the ones must be limited to purchases of 10 or fewer items. second, at least one manual checkout station must be staffed. additionally, the proposal would prohibit one employee from monitoring to checkout lanes simultaneously. >> we have to act now to look at this problem. we want to make sure through our bill sb 14. 46 that we have a full service cashier lane will be open before allowing a self-checkout machine to open. we want to make sure that we have staffing ratios for one employee to to checkout machines. one worker to 12 machines is unacceptable. katie. >> supporters say the bill is also designed combat retail theft, but the california chamber of commerce opposes the bill arguing it would lead

to unnecessary restrictions on retail, grocery and pharmacy stores. it is wild house. you can just. 2 year old. check out, you know, sure that they have to. those were jobs people had before. so that's another factor. that's why they're trying to protect them. there. what is that? >> well, look at that fog rolling in lawrence is next. yeah, we do have some patchy fog out there right now. that's for sure. what weekend we have, though, how we have that big storm rolling through on saturday morning bringing some unusually heavy rain to the bay area that is long gone. we are likely not going to see another system like that for the season. in fact, probably not to fall as we get back into the rainy season again outside right now, the clouds begin to part just a bit. turn out to be a really nice day most bay area. some of patchy fog begin to move in back along the coastline right now. but boy, that rain from the storm that was impressive checkout pacifica over an inch almost an inch and 3 quarters can feel almost inch and a half half moon bay over an inch and a quarter, almost an inch in san francisco. in fact, going back to 18. 49,

that was the 17th wettest day in may ever. that's pretty impressive. so all around oakland. yeah. almost 3 quarters an inch in san jose over half an inch of rain. that was very impressive storm system moving on by. but things begin to change. now. in fact, the atmosphere really go the other way. we'll start talking about some offshore winds and usually get those offshore winds. we've got some very nice weather now will be gusty in some spots in the forecast models as we head through time. you start to see the north. they start to see those colors filling in. you see the red, the purple there. some wind gusts of 30, 40 plus miles per hour in the slot. a county wind advisories are going up. they're going to be a blustery day as we get to wednesday and possibly into thursday as well. that will be the place to watch as we get in toward the next couple days. going to be some very dry conditions out there. but the good news things have been so wet, only have to worry about fires chipped outside. right now. you do see some of that patchy fog making its way over the golden gate bridge a little more of that as we head through the night tonight. highs today bounce back after a cold weekend member. we're hovering in the 50's for highs

on saturday. now we're getting closer to normal. 69 degrees in concord. 68 in santa rosa. 68 also in livermore. 69 in san jose, 64 in oakland and 60 degrees in san francisco. but we're going to see a mostly clear skies overnight tonight. some patchy fog out there, then high pressure kind of taken over. we do have a one last little front that's going to be dropping in across that ridge overnight tonight and tomorrow. so it will be enough to help to kick up the winds behind that high pressure starts to build in. yeah. going to be little blustery around parts of bay area, especially in the north and the east bay temperatures tomorrow afternoon should begin to bump up just a bit a little bit above the average by tomorrow. lots of 70's inland, cool fog along the coastline. then i think some sunshine as we head toward the afternoon looking out for the next few days, we're going to crank out the 80's as we head in toward wednesday, thursday and by friday and saturday. boy, some really nice temperatures. how about that warmest numbers of the season so far. so you're talking tbout whether with last this last weekend, i mean, they're up in tahoe in the snow. a couple of feet of snow this next weekend. yeah, look at these numbers said friend who's just get to shovel out.

the pictures of her, that was a huge, huge storm. would you do saturday when rain? yeah. i was actually driving now. see mom and went down there. and yeah, it was just coming down. it was dangerous out on the roads we got be mom comes from mom comes first. that's right. i you're good, thanks, guys. but it's the first day of the are as a conference in san francisco, the annual cyber security expo. >> and it returns to muskogee center for 4 days this week. speakers including officials from google's secretary of state antony blinken and a special performance by alicia keys. tomorrow. apple is inviting people to let loose in cupertino. the tech giant is hosting one of its famous unveiling events at 7 in the morning. let loose is the slogan for this event right now. that's all we know about but there are rumors online that the occasion could have something to do with

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>> the golden state warriors announced the hiring human eye and in as the general manager for the bay area's first w n b 18. she comes from the new york liberty where she was the assistant general manager. there. she was also the assistant director for team usa, women's basketball. she says that she's really excited to build a team from the ground up. >> brings me so much joy about

taking this is that it's a blank campus and there are many that can go into building a masterpiece. first and foremost, i'm just building a foundation of a winning team both on and off the court. >> the new gm says that her first priority is to start hiring staff and then find a coach for the team. the and maine unnamed rather expansion team operated by the golden state warriors are going to begin playing at chase center next year old boy. yeah, that's really exciting. >> so is this happy birthday to the say? hey, kid, willie mays, turning 93 today. the giants legend is considered by many to be the best baseball player to ever play the speedy center fielder who get track down any things. also one of the best to hit the baseball. he can just do it all. the giants and mayor london breed celebrated willie mays day in the city a few months ago honoring number 24 on 2 for 24 may's got sunbury. bugs was

also there for the big day is a treasure treasure and icon not only just here in the bay area put. >> all over baseball over. all right. that wraps up kron. 4 news at 5. but ken is here to take it away taken. all right, vicki, see in a minute. thank you, grant. here's what we're working on on kron. 4 news at 6. >> and we're going to tell you about right here. mayor london breed says there are fewer tense on the streets of san francisco. the people live live in work in the city say still not seeing a big enough change. we'll explain. plus, developing news out of gaza. israel continues to press forward with its latest attacks even after hamas agrees to a cease-fire proposal. we'll have reaction from some of the students who are demonstrating on bay area college campuses. i'm ken wayne, the news at 6 coming up next.

>> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at 6. >> nonprofit is this for learning more about the major health code violations at forest. alameda county officials to shut down an oakland mcdonald's this evening. we're getting our very first look at that report by the county's health department. good evening, everybody. i'm vicki liviakis. i'm ken wayne kron four's lezla gooden has been following this story since it broke friday afternoon. she joins us here in the studio with the latest developments. >> yep, that's right. that mcdonald's and jackson streets filled a surprise inspection on friday. and today i was able to take at look at the full health report done by the alameda county health department. now, according to this report, they found indications of rat activity, including droppings and a dead

rat.