foreign ya to really have the ownership, the county for you so that the ownership of in it you see staying. >> the vote is symbolic. the city cannot turn the lights off and move on past pg and e. but jimenez says for years the city has been rocked with power outages and problems, including the failure pg need to supply energy to city parks, be too low to the council ending so they would connect. >> up and running and the lights at the wind up going on. i just i'm trying to work with and to bring an item on the agenda for presentation of and he has beings just difficult to with and we're currently going through the right process with our board. >> with page in a dramatically increasing rates. the difference between us and them has continued to widen. the

latest numbers we have is we're about 50% below jeni's our residential customers enjoy 50% less. that's nicholas prokos, the general manager of alameda municipal power. >> alameda has provided electricity for its residents for more than 100 years with its own city run system. gas is still provided by pg any frustration and a lot more interest and kind of alternative. so it doesn't really surprise me. they're doing this. >> i think one of the challenges is it is i've seen this before it's very difficult. it's a long and are taking theresa kron. 4 news. >> pg e released a statement kron 4 about this saying in part it does not support the idea of a statewide public utility because he would not benefit the customers or the state's economy. >> and the north by a month-long pilot program is underway in the city of lake o nebraska street between amador and pierce streets is going to be closed to through traffic on school days. only that will

be from 9 in the morning until 4 in the afternoon. this closure is in response to several shootings and frequent speeders that have sometimes made that area unsafe. students are hoping that the project works. >> to safer for us to, you know, just walk over here freely without having wear a watch. our backs in u.s.. >> neighbors close to the school are pretty nervous that with the closure, this meeting will happen on their street. this pilot program will last until june 7th. >> on this national fentanyl awareness day. the newsom administration is out with some new numbers showing just how much fentanyl the state has sees so far this year during an exclusive interview, our capitol correspondent eytan wallace spoke one-on-one with add to end general of the california national guard. >> about ongoing efforts to fight this epidemic. well, here at the california national guard headquarters near sacramento. caldor didn't general told me the state is making progress seizing fentanyl.

>> getting it off the streets. the fight against fentanyl data just released by the newsom administration shows since the start of the year, the california national guard's counter drug task force has assisted in the seizure of more than 3.4 million fentanyl pills. >> confiscating an estimated 7,100 pounds off the streets every time you take drugs off the street, you're making the streets safer. major general matthew beevers is the acted in general leading the california national guard part of his many responsibilities include forming partnerships with law enforcement agencies across the state to seize fentanyl, all of it in the state where as of 2022 figures from the department of public health showed more than 6,470 californians died of fentanyl poisoning that your loan coming out to about 124 deaths per week. meth will kill you in 20 years. fentanyl will kill you in 20 seconds. that's a crisis. but he says governor gavin newsom's 30 million dollar investment to expand

cal guards work and increase the number of cal guard soldiers at the u.s. mexico border has helped keep narcotics out of the golden state in 2023 alone. operation supported by cal guard resulted in the seizure of 62,224 pounds of fentanyl. 1066% increase 2021. were not only making the state safer but were reducing the amount of capital that goes back into the hands of transnational criminal organizations. >> these folks are are making money. a lot of money on the backs of of kids in our state that are dying every day from fentanyl. while the power rests with congress to come up with comprehensive immigration reform and border security. >> beavers who served a non-partisan position says he's doing all he can on the golden state, both at the border and with in the state, everything from working with local law enforcement agencies to partnering with 117 schools to educate students about the dangers of narcotics. still, he acknowledges there is more work to do. what is your

long-term goal? so my long-term goals and it's so hard by criminal transnational criminal organizations to transit and traffic narcotics into the state. we're going to get so hard for them do that. they're going to some place else. and i'm told fentanyl seizures are routinely taking place so we should expect more data. >> later this year reporting at cal guard headquarters near sacramento. wallace kron. 4 news. it is also wildfire preparedness week in california today calfire held an event in el granada in san mateo county. they're joined by the california conservation corps and the chp to talk about best ways to try to limit the risk of wildfires on personal property. fire fighting alone. is not enough to keep us safe. california's play a crucial role. and fire prevention. i would impress upon everybody to embrace defensible space around your homes, help your firefighters in your law enforcement officers. >> protect you. and at it in the need for evacuation and or

defending your home. >> this was the second of 4 events at cal fire will be hosting across the state this week. are also stressing that we should take things lightly just because of all the rain and snow. california has gotten this past year. state of the weather are 4 zone forecast with a live look at very happy and standing straight and proud. quick tower. you know who doesn't this lightly know? >> lawrence karnow, not yeah. it got to be ready for it, right? even in wet years. you go back a look at some of the historical data we could still have terrible fire. so, you know, we have a long, dry summer ahead. there's no getting around that. you know, how does area we get that rain during the season and all of a sudden it shuts off and then we're dry until about october. again, up there right now. we've got a nice evening ahead for the bay area. here's the long-range outlook over the next few days. as we take you through the 13th and the 17th for temperatures and look at that. oh, boy, we've got some

warm temperatures above average temperatures coming our way as we kind of settle in for the remainder of the week. so we've gone from one extreme to another from snow in the mountains to now some much warmer weather. fire weather forecast to looks little bit the elevated tomorrow, though, not a huge risk as we're seeing a lot of moisture still and much of the terrain around the bay area. but as we get a long, dry summer months ahead, that is all going to change. and here's long-range outlook for the summer, june july and august. and you can see toward the bay area, probably some he conditions for a slightly above the average as we head in toward the summer months. we'll just have to see how that all works out. but that's way looks right now in some long-range model. in the short term, though, we've got that offshore wind that will be kicking in. that means it's going to be windy, especially inland over the mountain tops. you see some gusty winds, maybe 40 45 mile an hour gusts in parts of the north and the east bay, the warm temperatures. nice all the way. the coastline forecast numbers looking like this as we head toward early tomorrow morning. you start to see some of those gusts over 40 miles an hour in vacaville into fairfield, possibly in an app

and 2. and as we head through the day tomorrow, that continues probably going to see another round of some gusty winds early on thursday morning. but those offshore winds going to make for some beautiful weather outside all the way to the coastline. wind advisories are up, though, much of the north bay and the east bay. watch out for those gusty winds. all right, lawrence, here tiktok is now suing the u.s. government in an attempt to block the federal law that's forcing either a sale or a ban of the popular app. >> the law passed with bipartisan support just last month. the lawsuit is challenging its constitutionality. our conference, catherine heenan, not live the newsroom with some details on this. hi, catherine. high vicki, you know, we knew that this was coming basically, but analysts say the fascinating part of this fight will be in watching how the government response to the lawsuit. >> we are in some very unusual territory. the u.s. government has passed a law that effectively gives it the right to take away one of the most popular social media apps in

the world in arguing against the new law. tiktok says its app is an important avenue for expression. >> pointing out that more than 170 million people in the u.s. use. it roughly half the country. it says that by taking away the government is infringing on our first amendment rights. meant me, is there really a significant security threat posed by tiktok? >> what i think is interesting here is that the for the last few years now the government keeps saying there is a national security concern with tiktok and we've heard this now under republican and democratic presidents and in both cases, we have not gotten the details, right? the government has not made its case to the american public about why this hugely popular app should be banned. it just teams, gesturing and national security. and i think that's part of why this case is going to be so fascinating.

>> there were renewed calls to ban tiktok after the october 7th hamas attack. some users saying more anti-semitic content was showing up. others argue the new law is an attempt to suppress pro palestine voice us. in any case, the fallout from a trial could reach far beyond tiktok. one of the things that tiktok makes the case about in its. >> filing against the government. is that a number of other social media companies and apps in general would need to be banned under these rules that the government has set out effectively it saying that if you're going to treat us all fairly, which, you know, the constitution says equal protection under the law. then it's not going to just be tiktok tickets band. it's going to be a lot of stuff. and i think that is going to be an interesting part of the debate as well. tiktok says the amount of effort it would take to sell the company to get another engineering team

in place. >> just is not workable. and the roughly 270 days it's been given. so in tiktok's few apparently either this law goes away or it will leave the country in january of 2025, but could also be a long legal fight. ensure says that he will be surprised if the case does not end up before the supreme court. vicki and ken catherine, thank you. developing tonight, the federal judge presiding over former president trump's classified documents case. >> has canceled. the may 20th trial date postponing it indefinitely. judge aileen cannon cited still unresolved issues in the case as well as the other case in manhattan saying that it would be imprudent to finalize a new trial date. now the move cast doubt on the ability to bring the former president to trial ahead of the november election. >> meantime, adult film actress stormy daniels testified for nearly 4 hours today in the hush money trial

against the former president. daniels was allegedly paid $130,000 to keep quiet about a 2006 encounter with the former president an encounter. he denies she described the encounter great detail and the trump penthouse suite. trump's defense team moved for a mistrial calling the testimony inappropriate and prejudicial. the judge denied that motion. but trump has pleaded not guilty to the charges. daniels is expected to return to the stand tomorrow. an answer even more questions from trump's attorneys coming up next. in sports, the nhl draft lottery was held today in san jose. sharks had a chance at the number one. pick. >> director jason dumas. so tell us who they got and there's a little twist to this story coming up.

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>> and now kron 4 sports. >> the sharks have had a rough couple of seasons, but today their luck may have just changed. it was the nfl draft lottery, nhl draft lottery. sorry, nfl is about a couple weeks ago. anyway, san jose, they need high-level talent in a major way. they just have not been a good team. guess what? someone was looking out for them. >> the first overall selection in the 2024 nhl draft belongs to the san jose sharks. >> as you just heard, the san jose sharks will have the first pick in this year's nhl draft. they have an opportunity to draft macklin celebrating with the first overall pick. you got sounds

familiar. you're right. macklin is the son of rick celebrating the director of sports, medicine and performance for the golden state warriors. he's a guy who performs all the surgeries and helps rehab. all the players on the golden state warriors. so obviously maclin, he's very familiar with the bay area. he played juniors and illinois's and that college hockey at boston university. he's number 71 and all these highlights. he's just a very talented two-way center. he is the unanimous first pick to draft is on june 28th and sharks, gm, mike greer all but said celebrating is his guy. >> i think he's going to special mentality. to make make himself better, push himself super brings it every day in already has a 17 year-old kid is going a great level of professionalism to i think he gives himself every chance to succeed your thank you for us. it gives you know,

the along with, you know, logan and and i'm ready you know, possibly have. another, you know, another really good centered down the middle. you know, it's exciting. >> rick is a really good 2 of them. a couple stories with him. so exciting for that family. anyway, let's head to oakland a's hosting the rangers in this became the markets. simeon show mark is always love. coming back home to debate. first pitch of the game from ross stripling. that's over the fence in center field is a one. nothing rangers second 2, nothing rangers simulations. a single to left that plates. another run. 3, nothing rangers and any continues. it's now 9 to nothing. still in the second, 2, 1, 4, marcus. he ripped a shot down the line in left that cleared the bases. the rangers put up 10 runs in that second. any 4th is now 11 to the market is still deep in his bag 2 on and he hits a chopper to brett harris and

can't get simeone has first another run score. marcus finished the day 4 for 5 5 rbi as the rangers flow out to a 15 after the game. mark kotsay talk about ross stripling stuff >> i think both teams, new situation where you know, for strip. this is one of tightest zones i've this year in a game. tough one for ship you know, i know he wanted to get through that innings, 40 plus pitches an inning for a guy that's labor in a little bit is really what? >> what he gave us. >> all right. let's head out to the boston garden. the celtics hosting the cavs game one of their eastern conference semifinals. 3rd quarter celtics up 11 jalen brown drives second 3, strong finish over isaiah okoro. 32 in 6 for jb. later in the 3rd

celtics up 12 theres weitzman looking like steph curry the past couple he had 7 threes. 25 points for him. 4th quarter. now celtics up big. jayson tatum. just something winning big jayson tatum playing very pedestrian. the only at 18 11 and 5 assists some 6 crews in game 1, 1, 20 to 95 game on 3rd day and when the nba draft is also around the it's in june, obviously after the playoffs. but >> they'll be starting their predraft workouts eithea at end of this week or early next week. so over the next couple weeks, these draft prospects will come in get worked out by the warriors and maybe get themselves a contract in a in a couple months. yeah, some new blood. know, it's always an exciting time. even the guys, warriors don't end up drafting. it's good. just for the scouting department to get a look at some of these guys is cool to go. watch some of

these workouts. see the guys you've been watching a college the past couple years. so it's always a fun time leading up to the nba draft. yeah. the fun never ends. guys. always something going on. always something going on. and one quick note, i know we're tight on it. the nfl's official united kingdom twitter posted a peas are today and it was deebo samuel saying we have big news coming, which leads me to believe that one to schedule gets released next week. 9 years ago. the niners are going to london. that will be pretty cool. will know the details next. wednesday's one to schedule is really across the pond at thanks, jason. gas prices around the bay area are steadily dropping from the near $6 a gallon high that we were seeing just last month. >> but they're not dropping below $5 a gallon right now. the most expensive gas you'll find is in napa county about 5.63 for regular unleaded san francisco in the prince. also expensive today, the east bay about 5.45 to 5.47. a gallon to fill up your tank. cheapest

average price of gas will find is in the south bay at 5.42. a gallon. >> if you're wondering america's worst cities to drive in its located here in the bay area. but it's not san francisco, according to a recent study from forbes adviser, oakland is the worst city to drive into the city evaluating close to 50 metropolitan areas and then took a number of factors into account, including driving experience safety cost of car ownership and access to car maintenance. oakland received the ranking for many of those the city let in fatal crashes high gas prices and long average commute times the second worst. that was miami coming in at number 3. worst on that list is san francisco. all right to the top 3. not something to be proud let's take a look at the forecast as we give you a beautiful shot from mount tam, a pious you know, just proud of the weather foreeast. all my goodness. can you imagine anything better? look at all

the views we have around the bay area. gorgeous out there. that's for sure. lots of sunshine going to be able to enjoy. >> all of them in the coming days. i don't think we'll see much in the way of cloud cover. we're going to out even along the coastline. some warmer temperatures all the way there, too. look at outside right now. most spots a little cool up toward the beaches. still enough of the sea breeze there. 55 degrees in half moon bay. but to get inside the bay, that turns quickly in the 60's and 70's still showing up in some of the interior valleys to 74 degrees in santa rosa. overall, here's the forecast model showing skies stay mostly clear. those winds turn more northeasterly overnight to see that by tomorrow morning. that means that offshore wind settling in that will keep you a clear all around the bay area. warm those temperatures up. has it ever moves out of the northeast at 10 to seeing coming over the sierra nevada that warms the temperatures up outside. so all that being said, enjoy your day tomorrow. what a nice day it will be. 74 degrees downtown san francisco about 70 in daly city inside the bay start to warm up nicely to mid 70's in the burlingame. 77 in foster city, 79 in redwood city, south bay,

enjoying some 80's by tomorrow afternoon. and the east bay cranking up in the mid 80's. some of the warmer spots there. 81 in hayward, 82 in san leandro about 18 or end up about 80 degrees. also in pittsburgh, an ad in napa as you make your way back toward the coastline. cooling off a system. very nice 70's as you have stored towards stinson beach. i think you'll see that in the next couple days. those temperatures warming up through thursday and friday, maybe even a couple low 90's popping up as we get in toward the weekend returns that sea breeze, some patchy fog moving along the coastline. temperatures cooling off, though, toward the beaches. thank you, lawrence. a gun buyback event over the weekend was a success for san mateo county. sheriff's department says it recorded a record number of almost 300 guns and 24 assault weapons those guns, even a machine gun were turned over. people were pay between $5200 depending on the type of gun sheriff's department says plans to host another gun buyback this year. but no date has been set as of yet. this is the 6th year of that

program. hundreds of latino californians gathered this morning in sacramento to advocate for better state policy and ask. >> what does it mean to be heard? this is the 30th time of the group, his spot as organized for political equity or hope has come together for its latina action day college affordability, maternal health and economic empowerment. just a few of the issues that the group points to push state lawmakers about. >> one of the key message points that we want legislators to remember is letting us make up 20% of the population of california. therefore, we have to have a seat at the table to ensure that the diverse voices of california are being heard. >> she says set people of latin descent make up more than 40% of california's population and contribute more than 83 billion dollars in taxes. that's according to hope. the conference coincided with a special assembly select committee set to take place

wednesday, addressing the economic status of latinas in

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