this weekend by student protesters for live on campus. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 6. >> morning and thanks for waking up with us on a wednesday. i'm sorry and i'm james. we're looking at some pretty clear conditions out there right now. we should find out, though, for still on track to see those hot we maybe didn't tweak them a bit morning, john, the savings. yeah. we're looking really nice. today is our first day of hot weather. but we are getting hotter from here and we're going to be looking at some upper 80's later on in this forecast and maybe even a low 90 year 2 for sure. now we are seeing some bright skies out there in downtown san francisco this morning. your view at the golden gate bridge. also super similar to yesterday, free of fog so far this morning, which is definitely a nice way to get things started for your wednesday morning commute. it's been a mild night. alameda in berkeley having barely fallen out of the 60's. oakland, you are a little spot

of cool down in the upper 40's right now. later on today, we are going to see some of those low 80's for the first time. this forecast, but certainly not the last day of seeing them. i'll get some more details as we go. all right, john, thank you for that. well, as get year-old on wednesday morning, if you're making your way. >> into the city right now, not seeing major delays. traffic is starting to build just a little bit. 11 minutes traveling into the city right to that fremont street exit san mateo bridge just s 14, accidents or hazards to start. richmond center fell bridge around 8 minutes. golden gate bridge just short of 20 check your highways are seeing a lot of greenville highway for a long, 80 as you're traveling reveal. things are starting to pick up just a little bit. there are days back to a hundreds of students gathering there at sproul plaza at u c berkeley calling for an end to the war. >> in the middle east, this big demonstration as israeli troops seized the palestinian

side of the border at the rafah crossing, which is a vital entryway for humanitarian aid. now those camping out say they've been protesting since the war started 7 months ago and they will continue to hold these rallies until there is a cease-fire. >> during the rally in camp and expanded with more tense. going up during finals week. >> finals. i'm graduating this semester. >> but none of that matters you know, people halfway across the world are, you know, are being killed just indiscriminately. >> yeah, campus police have been patrolling the area but seems as though as long as in camp and in the rallies remained peaceful, though, allowed the students to remain there. >> college graduation ceremonies. have we seen, though, have been canceled in some parts of the nation and here in the bay area? there are concerns because of the ongoing protests. yeah, this is especially true for the upcoming uc berkeley graduation ceremonies which are expected this weekend.

>> that kron four's will tran is live for us on campus. there with the latest. will. >> james darya concerns? yes. cancellations know you can see the encampment right behind me and absolutely it has gotten bigger over the last several days. i was here last week and they did not take over the entire lawn here in the front side of sproul hall. but you can clearly see they haven't actually stretches around the corner. here's what you need to know. their ceremonies will continue to take place on saturday if they were deciding whether or not to cancel it, but they say they will continue. it will be held at the football field despite the encampment continuing to be on campus. there are so many police officers and security guards monitoring the situation. family and friends are pouring into berkeley, waiting for that very special day. and we just heard it is finals week after that wraps up, they will have thousands

of people at the football field and they are going to treat like a football game. meaning you have to go through metal detectors. they will not allow banners. you will have to have clear backpack if you are going to bring in a backpack. so they know exactly what you're bringing in. now, there is no guarantee that there won't be any disruptions at me when you have creativity that could happen. but uc berkeley says they are prepared for this because protests are synonymous with berkeley. uc berkeley dating back to the 60's. the protesters they have not said that they plan to disrupt graduation, but they also have not said that they won't disrupt graduations. so that looming threat is always there. uc berkeley says, of course, they're not going to tip their hand on what they plan to do uc berkeley, as well as the other uc schools. piers, all systems go for this saturday. back to you. all right. thanks a lot. we'll

check back with you throughout the morning. will. >> 604 is the time and that's go to the south bay. now we're unfortunately one man has died and another in jail after a driver ran a red light in south san jose crashing into a cyclist. this is the 17th traffic fatality of the year in san jose kron four's jack moment reports. >> locals in san jose. you could hardly hear yourself think on capital rest. the ice is bracy lolo farfan has worked at the jack in the box for 9 she has a front row seat to the may have read. he gets a lot of traffic. is is begun. gives she says crashes here. happened all the time. but just before 7.30, tuesday guide that up. that the i spoke, a driver running a red light, just like many cars did during our day reporting here, except this time the car crashed into a cyclist killing them on the it's frustrating

for safe streets. advocates back siegel capital has been a problematic spot for traffic death in san jose. this traffic death, the san jose's 17th for the year. >> and that's outpacing the city's rate of murder. >> the city isn't meeting its goals. and i think we need to look at it with a fresh set of eyes. >> siegel says despite work done to fix some of san jose's wide roads, the city is not prioritizing issue. one that was created, he says by design, but they had the ability to break the law. they they funneled to the intersection, really made it easy for them to. >> to come there until the mayor's office sent us a statement that blames reckless and distracted driving, quote. >> moments like this are tragic reminder that speeding may save a minute but slowing down literally saves lives. and for siegel with this being the 3rd traffic death in just 2 weeks. >> more action is needed now more than ever. >> we as a community make need to make it clear to city hall where our priorities are. and

it's for safety above saving. a couple minutes >> now the driver of that truck was booked into santa clara county jail on several different charges. meantime, the identity of that cyclist who was killed here in san jose, their identity is still being withheld by police until they can notify their family. for now, we're here in san jose jack molmud kron. 4 news. >> and there is the fatal crash that happened in san jose around 8.30, on highway 101 near trumbull road that police are investigating. this was a fatality both side, the off and on ramps as trimble were closed while they were investigating 606, in the east bay. one person involved in a car crash over the weekend was found shot in their car. this happened sunday night. it was a solo crash on benedict drive. and when police got there, that's when they found the driver in the car with a gunshot wound and the driver was pronounced dead at the scene. investigators saying that the shooting happened in

the area in the same area basically before the crash. if you know anything about this call, the police. >> employees at an east bay, mcdonald's the the workers are on strike after the health department forced it to close because of rafts. they're asking for the owners now to hire professionals to clean up the mess that's inside. they say they'll resume working once their demands are met. mcdonald's says during the shutdown, people who were scheduled to work will be paid. workers we spoke with says that's news to them. well, in the north bay, a month-long pilot program is underway now in the city of vallejo, nebraska street between amador and pierce streets in fallujah will be closed to through traffic on school days. the road will be closed from 9 in the morning until 4 o'clock in the afternoon. that closures in

response now to several shootings in frequent speeders that can make it unsafe for kids. students are hoping the project works. >> you know, just walk over here freely without having wear a watch. our backs in u.s.. >> well, neighbors close to the schools are nervous that with the closures, the speeding will happen on their street. the pilot program will run until june. 7th will see what it discovers. >> california representative eric swalwell along with other u.s. representatives have introduced a bill. >> to make buying a home easier and more accessible for teachers. >> the education down payment assistance act would give local governments the ability to give down payment assistance, too educators and that would provide aid to full-time public school educators. school staff who are first-time home buyers with the rising cost of rental properties. teachers spend nearly half of their income on rent. this bill is meant to

provide teachers with some of the resources they need to afford a home in the neighborhood where they teach. the city of richmond has passed a resolution for the state used a nonprofit electric company instead of pg and e it's symbolic this vote. but the vice mayor says that for years the city has dealt with power outages and problems including the failure of pga need to supply energy to city parks. >> we we don't as responds. especially low-income communities and communities of color. that actually say reliable and say these the think i but the ways to really take. the power. way from corporation. >> in a statement pg and e says it does not support the idea of a statewide public utility because they say this type of ownership framework

would not benefit customers, taxpayers, local communities or california's economy, according to pg and e. >> all right. time now 6.10. we're going to take a quick break. but still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, an alleged hit and run driver arrested after hitting 2 pedestrians in san francisco are going to hear how that crash led to a police chase throughout the city. plus, dozens of people were arrested over the weekend in san jose while celebrating cinco mayo. we're going to hear what crimes officers say they encountered the most. and after the break, big changes could be in store for the appliances you use every day. talk about restrictions lawmakers are fighting against in a new bill. >> and today warmer than yesterday was were officially seeing some low 80's in san jose and a whole lot of the rest. the bay area even sf is going to be tapping at some mid 70's. i've got your forecast ahead. >> and even close eye on your high was on a wednesday morning as the traffic starts to build. wit's 6.13, in here

for to know. vacaville police have arrested several people, including a driver. >> for driving on the wrong side of interstate 80 during heavy traffic yesterday afternoon. the driver was wanted on several charges, including violating a domestic violence restraining order. san francisco is pushing a proposal that would turn a mile long section of the great highway into a park. it would be closed to vehicles. this plan is part of the city's long-term plan to deal with climate change. nearly 6 million dollars is going to be used to build new homes for farmworkers in half moon bay.

and you're taking a look at the plans here. san mateo county supervisors unanimously approved the use of money to buy and install. 47 premade homes for farmworkers. the san jose sharks won the nhl's draft lottery yesterday. meeting day. we'll pick first in the upcoming draft. the prospect projected to go first macklin celebrini, the son of golden state warriors, director of sports medicine, brick celebrating. >> well, we are honoring api months here on kron 4. and if you want to support local asian artists, you can head to the ferry building on sunday. there's going to the regular vendors, of course. plus, pop ups for mother's day. and this includes fog cats made by 2 japanese american artists who feature local landmarks and cats in their art. you can see examples of that here on the screen. their goal is to give part of their proceeds to local animal shelters to help cats for more information on these local artists. just head to our website at kron 4 dot com. and don't forget to tune

in every thursday this month for stories highlighting the bay area's api community all leading to our special which airs thursday may 23rd at 06:30pm, right here on kron 4. >> its 6.15, right now. we want to check out the weatger because it's really starting to warm up and get gorgeous out there day by day by day. john. good morning. really is really looking quite the warm up towards the latter half of the week. and just as we've been talking about, we are getting even warmer today. now, skies crystal clear up above the bay area. got a gorgeous sunrise going on right now. if you want to get out there to enjoy that. also a nice cool start. temperatures range anywhere from the 40's to 60's right now. any chance of rain or snow is well out of the region. now, last weekend was way cooler than average. today is going to be right on par with seasonal averages for a lot of spots. tomorrow, we'll start a trend of above average weather little bit on the windy side. we do have high wind advisories for solano county, eastern napa county as well as upper elevations of

sonoma county through the day today. some pretty strong winds, especially in our upper elevations of the north bay. and we do have gale warnings out along the coastline due to some strong northerly winds out that way as well. aside from that temperatures, just notably getting warmer 60's to 70's for sf shorten t-shirt kind of day for san francisco, which, you know, you don't see all the time. so hopefully get enjoy that downright hot for a lot of the rest of the base in carlos through the south bay, rising into the low 80's today, san jose up to 82 degrees. pleasanton dublin, each at 78. well, oaklander right at 78 degrees as well. we'll see some low 80's up in the north bay with any act in pittsburgh, right at 80 degrees. santa rosa at 82. your lookahead shows temperatures tomorrow friday and saturday. the very warmest of this forecast will be in the upper 80's to near 90 degrees for some inland spots. bayshore city's rising well into the 80's in many cases. we'll back off the heat a

little bit into early next week. rain is right look at the roads scaled back and things are already going on outside. john, like a 20 minute delay on bart. >> this is on the san francisco line in the sfo millbrae in daly city directions. police activity going on there. so factor that in. if you are hopping on bart other highways, ridge is looking good like the bay bridge. still little backed up, but you're still under 15 minutes. so you're making decent time right now. 14 minute ride on the san mateo bridge, 80 to 101. checking on those highways. 1, 1, of the south bay, 85 to menlo park about 30 minutes. 2, 80 82 into 37. you're also making good time. these are starting to slow just a pinch. a lull, 8 80's silly traveling down to 37 and the hayward area. but as soon as you hit free making great time. all right. james, back to you. thank you. reyna at 6.18, and happening now, police in oakland released this sketch of a man wanted for a homicide. that happened on august. 30th of last year

around midnight on east 18th avenue. 2 people were shot. >> and one named damani william died in that shooting. the other victim went to the hospital. no word on the severity of their injuries at this point. police also releasing a picture of the ford f one 50 pickup truck that they're looking for this. they believe the murder was driving a richmond non profit called pogo park has won a state grant to build a new recreation center. it's going to double as an emergency shelter to its a 10 million dollar grant that will be used to construct contra costa county's first rex enter at harbor a park construction fact is already underway for the harbor hall and it's expected to be done by the end of this year. it's a 10 million dollar project. 6 million is going to be spent for the physical injuries, infrastructure and then 3 million for programs and million for the of valuation and general program support. so what's the latest with

tiktok? that's a big story. they made good on their promise to challenge a new law that would result in the banning of the tiktok app in the u.s.. the company filed a suit for an injunction to block the law from being enforced. they say it's unconstitutional. citing first amendment grounds. the u.s. however, says that the app is a national security threat because the chinese company that owns tiktok could collect data on all americans who use it and then spread propaganda. the lawsuit alleges that the law compromises the company's right to free speech. we'll dish washers and stoves were the focus of debate in congress on tuesday. the u.s. house passed a bill to stop new energy regulations on household appliances. so for more on this, want to go to washington where our correspondent there maddie beer-temple joins us live from dc with more on this monday. >> good morning. yes, called the hands off our home

appliances act. the legislation passed in the house with all republicans and 7 democrats voting for it. it takes aim at new energy efficiency standards for appliances. >> arizona republican congresswoman debbie lesko says her bill protects home appliances, dishwashers, washing machine showers, toilets and sends a message to president biden take his hands for home appliances. the so named hands off our home appliances act passed the house tuesday. it aims to stop the biden administration from enforcing new energy efficient standards for consumer goods. republicans say the department of energy's regulations will limit consumer choices and raise prices. this administration's pursuit of a radical rush to green new deal agenda. >> common sense has taken a back seat, but some democrats against the bills say it's rooted in misinformation that the biden administration is going after appliances. they

are not nor did they try to take away our gas stoves. last year, michigan democratic congresswoman debbie dingell says these standards save americans money and reduce pollution instead of working on the real issues facing the american people. we're choosing yet again to waste our time debating appliances. >> and now that the bill has passed in the house, it heads to the senate, which is controlled by democrats and unlikely to pass in washington. i'm maddie beer-temple. >> all right. maddie, thank you very much. it's 6.21. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news pump. the brakes. a new study reveals which car brands get the most speeding tickets.

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>> 6.24 is the time in dublin. police now looking for 2 people who robbed a mail carrier. this happened monday in the area of obispo court right near highway 5.80, officers say 2 men wearing black mask demanded the carrier give them her mailbox key and phone. they say one of the suspects pointed a gun at her. the postal carrier. luckily wasn't hurt. well on insurance comparison site. ensure. if i just released a list of car brands, most often ticketed for speeding and it turns out foreign brands dominated the list. infinity is the most frequently cited with a 0.7% of drivers reporting speeding tickets.

next is the sign on at 8.4% followed closely by volkswagen at 8.3% and at 8%. rounding out the top 5 mazda with 7.7%. the national average is just 7.1% on the opposite end of the spectrum brands that are taken to the least include cadillac tesla and volvo. all under 5 and a half percent. >> is 6.25. and everybody who enjoys the berkeley peregrine falcon cam now has a second live stream to watch. you've got to really watch this one because they blend in. these are baby falcons on alcatraz island. the mom, which her name is larry had because we did for chicks in this cave on the island a few weeks ago. i could watch this for ever. there is a connection to berkeley here because larry was one of 4 chicks born to the famous falcon couple,

annie and grinnell e at cal in 2018. and as we know any now has a new companion, archie. they have 4 newborn baby chicks of their own. oh, my gosh. now we've got 2 of these cameras to watch. i can just watch the so they look at the one cleaning they blend in in that cool. alright 6.26. right now. and coming up, contra costa county unveils a driverless bus system that will transport you to the east bay without anybody on board is just going the automatic. pretty cool. >> good morning, everyone. i'm michael thomas live in half moon bay. coming up, we've got details about a new housing

>> 6.29 right now want to check out the weather. things are looking up again just yesterday, too. and temperatures are going to be looking up to as we continue on this week. john. >> yeah, we go. we just keep guys seen temperatures lifting this week. we were very cool at the start of the week. as you remember yesterday was kind of that sweet spot as we're talking about. and today's the first day of hotter conditions. you're looking outside been showing this one a lot because it is gorgeous this morning. no fog whatsoever through the golden gate bridge. crystal clear skies all across the bay. pretty wide range in temperatures in some cases pretty short distances. oakland's falling to 49 right now. well, alameda in berkeley haven't even left the 60's during overnight hours regardless. go ahead, get outside. enjoy this cool, crisp morning. maybe open up those windows. let that cool air in before the heat of the afternoon gets here with upper 70's to low 80's for the first

time in about a week. i'll be talking even warmer weather. still to come, rain is back and she's got a look at back in the building in a we're checking on the roads and things are a little busy. last time we checked in on the bay ridge that we're at 12 minutes. >> now we've gone up to 15, thankfully not see no accidents or hazards on our bridges. still give yourself a little extra time now, 15 minute ride on the san mateo bridge. the richmond, sandra fell bridge just under 9 golden gate bridge around 19. and we've been checking on things along bargained alert to tell you about. we are going to be taking that a 20 minute delay on the san francisco line. that's in s a full millbrae in daly city direction. they got some police activity going on there. the fact inbox could be just a little slower. barry james, back to you. thank you. reyna 6.30, right now and on the peninsula. new affordable housing is coming for farmworkers in half moon bay. yeah. the mateo board of supervisors actually unanimously approved millions of dollars for this new housing robbers. michael thomas is in half moon bay for us this morning with the

latest on the story. michael. >> hey, good morning, everyone. this new funding really will allow up to a 50 manufactured new homes. and take a look. this is actually the area where it's going to be happening. at some point. they're still going through that permit process. but it's going to include helping some of those that were displaced from last year's mass shooting. now, take a look. these are some renderings that were put out by the county officials. and as james and ari mentioned, mateo county board of supervisors approved it yesterday. and that amount is up to 6 million dollars close to it to build affordable housing for coastal farm workers. and these renderings are showing that it's called pine cove and it's at the end of a cul-de-sac. it's about a half mile away from half moon bay. haha, excuse me. and it's going to be about 5 acres or so. this is city owned property inland and well, it was just approved this week. this ad actually stems from the county commission report that was done about a decade ago back in 2016. take a look. these are photos that we have of what the conditions were

looking like for farm workers during that mass shooting when they investigated. this is what they found. and so county officials say they are happy to move and make things quicker making this all happened. but again, it stemming from reports of back in 2016 at that time they found that they needed to improve the quality availability and affordability of housing for farmworkers in the area. so they're hoping to do this at some point soon. but right now they're still in that permit process. they do have some of those sign inches that this is what the areas currently looking like back out here live. so as we get more details this morning will continue to keep you updated. but for now, we'll send it back to live in the studio. all right. thanks a lot, michael. its 6.32, right now. and amid. >> the storm and fire emergencies that we have seen statewide in recent years. there's a new bill in sacramento that would create a fund to assist communities that otherwise wouldn't qualify for assistance. a group of lawmakers introduced this bill yesterday to create

100 million dollars in this really fun for those who are not eligible for federal or state assistance due to the extent of damages to the community or because of their immigration status. mean, you're you're just seeing some of the damage that storms and whatnot has caused. it would establish also 400 million dollar california local assistance program to help tribal and local governments to rebuild after disasters. it's a win-win across the state. hopefully nothing ever happens. but if it does, we have a plan for our communities that are going to suffer because >> once again, we can't rely on the federal government because of all the bring at least we have our own fun here. we should create a sustainable program that will make sure that for any future to know that if they don't qualify for federal assistance, that the state will step in. >> and make sure that these communities are taking care of. >> the money would come from the state's current greenhouse gas reduction fund. right now, there is no formal opposition to this bill. latino teachers

and community members of oak grove unified school district plan to picket today ahead of the school board meeting. their goal is to reinstitute the bilingual liaison and commit to language justice in policy in daily practice. the community leaders say the removal of the liaison, which happened in march, has her parents trying to voice their concerns and recommendations that directly affect their children. the rally happens today at the oak grove district around 4.30. >> will 2 people, including a teenage girl are in the hospital now after being struck by a hit and run driver in san francisco. was happening as police were chasing the driver from the tenderloin through north beach and then the chase ended right outside our kron. 4 studios here along the embarcadero kron four's dan kerman has the story. it's here along the embarcadero at green street where san francisco police took the hit and run suspect into custody. this after at least the 3rd incident of the

day when the white mustang he was driving slammed into this parked car. no one was injured at this location, but that's not the case at the other locations put >> and i'm like police say. it all began just before 08:00am the suspect's vehicle hit a pedestrian near jones and market tire tracks are clearly visible. the victim, an urban alchemy employee, was taken to a local hospital and will survive. police say a few blocks away. officers spotted the suspect's vehicle driving recklessly when the suspect failed. the yield when officers initiated a traffic stop. police say a vehicle pursuit began about 9.30. the chase reached francisco middle school. it's their police say the suspects vehicle hit a 14 year-old girl who was crossing francisco street from the main campus to the auxiliary campus so that there was crossing the street from building to building and was in the crosswalk. >> and the guy was running out of, you know, running. because

the police often. so put the good here. have the good he can run supervisor. aaron peskin who represents that neighborhood says the girl was taken to san francisco general hospital with a fractured shoulder and ankle. but will survive. it's at that point. police say they shut down the chase to to safety concerns. >> minutes later, officers spotted the suspect's vehicle stopped in embarcadero in green. it's their they took the suspect into custody. francisco police are allowed to conduct vehicle pursuits under certain circumstances with these chase protocols followed in this case, supervisor peskin says both and the police are evaluating that right now. >> in san francisco, dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> in the south bay police were busy over cinco de mayo weekend arresting almost 90 people in san jose. police department says officers arrested 17 felony arrests. 18

warrant arrests and 52 arrests for misdemeanors. they say most of the crimes committed involved first fights, i should say, duis, sideshows and reckless behavior. >> we had a significant amount of activities popping up all over the city in which we have to try and utilize resources and take away from the celebrations trying comeback. officers were getting bottles thrown at their vehicles we had officers had been assaulted people driving drunk. we had one vehicle crashed into a patrol was doing a diversion and injured officers. >> well, police say 2 people aere also stabbed over the weekend. one is still in critical condition. police say despite the chaos that unfolded this week, they still look forward to celebrating the holiday next year. >> where millions of muslims around the world not only for not >> and investigation is underway and to this incident that happened last month. this

was graduating uc berkeley law, students. and the situation here got heated one, a pro-palestinian protesters stood up to read speech. >> about ramadan and the war in gaza. >> this dinner was being held at the home of berkeley law professors for the graduates in the video shows one of them taking the mic fun way to the student telling her to leave this private home. according to nbc news, uc berkeley is launching a civil rights investigation into allegations of harassment by the protester. at san francisco state university president met with the demonstrators who are camped out here, students demanding ever see cut financial ties that they may have. the college has with israel. the president lynn mahoney says that the school may consider avoiding investments in israel based on the quote, mechanics of war.

>> well, u.s. department of education now investigating reports of anti-semitism in the berkeley unified school district. the department's office for civil rights is investigating a complaint now of severe and persistent bullying and harassment jewish tons. federal officials say the harassment has reportedly been happening since hamas attacked israel in october of last year. the district superintendent was called to testify today before members of congress. the anti defamation league was one of the groups that filed a federal complaint back in february. this will be the first hearing on anti-semitism at k through 12 schools. congress previously held hearings on reports of anti-semitism at college campuses across the country. well, andy, a police now looking for this man who allegedly stole someone's birthday gift right off her porch. they say it happened last year or last week near a street. officers say the thief is often seen on the same bike is shown on the screen here in the area of a street and east

18th. if you've seen him, you know who he is or where he is, call police. >> its 6, 40 and in the east bay and new driverless public transport system is in the works in contra costa county. this is what it looks like. presto, they're called glide cars and they're supposed to help reduce traffic. the aim is to increase public transit accessibility in pittsburgh, oakley and brentwood. >> congestion is a real climate change is also a real thing. and so what you can get people out of their cars take the environment, ensure that like everybody's needs. you know, we're going to see addition to ensure that that happens. >> glide cars, speed. i like the front window. they are expected to be in service by the year 2030. >> well, apple has unveiled its latest products, including their first new ipad since 2022. complete with updated and for chips inside, apple revealed its new ipad air and ipad pro tablets. company says

the devices are faster. thinner led screens, the smaller ipad pro starts just under $1000. the 13 inch version starts at a little under $1300. all right. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news governor gavin newsom's office says new numbers show office says new numbers show just how much ( ♪♪ )

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that driver was speeding on east capitol expressway near andrew hill. high school and hit a bicyclist after running a red light. a month-long pilot program in vallejo aims to increase safety for students to the recent shootings and speeding drivers. the city says they're going to be closing nebraska street between amador and pierce streets on school days from 9 in the morning until 4 in the afternoon. police in oakland released this sketch of a man they say is wanted for a homicide. that happened back in august of last year. police say it happened about midnight on east 18th avenue. they say 2 people were shot. one of them died. and marin county firefighters made a helicopter rescue monday near al mir falls. they say they saved 2 hikers that got stranded due to the rising tides at sunset. >> its 6.45, and a mile long section of the great highway in san francisco might be closed to vehicles in turn into a park. this plan is part of the city's long-term plan

to deal with climate change. erosion has eaten away at the beach and the bluffs, especially between sloat and skyline. boulevards. and so in its place would be a network of trails and a possible staircase leading down to the beach. it would also be an access road for emergency vehicles. the plan still needs to be approved by the board of supervisors. >> ok, let's get a check of the weather here at 6.45. we're waking up once again this morning to clear skies and a lot of sunshine already mourning john. yeah, a nice sunny skies out there along the coastline right now. take a look at this view at half moon bay right here. the tide is out. skies are beautiful. in crystal clear, that's the way today is going to stay. in fact, we are continuously seeing temperatures climbing any chances of rainfall and even clouds for that matter are not even impacting the northern part of the state. so this high pressure ridge is doing its job. keeping dry lows and storm systems will continue to work to the north of us and not really impact us

over the next 10 days here. we do have breezy conditions today, including our inland and coastal areas, high wind advisories for solano county, much of napa county and upper elevations of sonoma county gusts as high as 35 to 45 miles per hour. then also, gale warnings out along the coastline with that strong northerly winds impacting coastal areas again today. aside from that, we definitely are in for quite the warm-up. we've got mid 70's in downtown san francisco today and all the way up into the low 70's for some spots all the way out at the coastline. temperatures elsewhere, 70's to 80's for daytime highs. stephen lee, the start of a stretch of 80's ahead of us with no interruptions this weekend like last weekend. so get ready for increasingly warm conditions and no chances of rainfall whole switch up. oakland at 78 degrees today, walnut creek and concord, a 81 for your daytime highs at 78 for your high tomorrow as well friday saturday. going to be right around 90 degrees for

some of our warmest areas. upper 80's for most inland spots. bayshore cities will be in the 80's as well. in many cases. we back off the heat just a little bit into the start of next week, right, john, thank you for that still getting really slow as the morning goes on a special highway. 4. >> antioch to concord, about 40 minutes. that's on the westbound side on the eastbound side in europe. we do have an accident there. but as you can see, it's really the westbound side that we're seeing more delays. then the other side bay bridge right now around 20 minutes gone up 5 minutes since the start of the morning. our san mateo bridge somewhere around 16. so still fairly light was starting to slow down along 8.80, getting onto that bridge, clocking out towards the maze. 25 minutes soon as you hit san pablo is when you start to slow. so to 37 about 34 minutes. so as you get fremont, things start to speed up 5 88 82 oakland, if you're deciding on the 2, they're both nice and light. let's get a look at that. 20 minute barred elaine on the san francisco line. it's now in

all directions. and some earlier police activity looks like things are starting to taper off there, but still we have residual reaches back to you. >> all right. thank you very much. rain is 6.48. is the time in the north bay in vacaville. police have arrested several suspects now including a driver who drove on the wrong side of interstate 80 during heavy traffic officers say there was a brief manhunt monday before finding the driver hiding in the backyard. one other suspect was found to have several outstanding warrants. the driver was wanted for several charges, including violating a domestic violence restraining order. >> time now and governor newsom's administration is out with new numbers that show just how much fentanyl. >> the state has seized so far this year, the california national guard has been assisting cities in the fight against fentanyl. the governor's office says since the start of the year. >> almost 3 and a half million fentanyl pills have been confiscated. that's about 7100

pounds of fentanyl off of the streets. >> the national guard has been building partnerships with law enforcement agencies up and down the coast. we're not only making the state safer, but we're 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. >> the major general matthew says that the state invested 30 million dollars to expand the national guard's work in california and increase the number of cal guard soldiers at the u.s. mexico border to help keep the drugs out. bieber says that his mission is not just to keep off the streets, but also to partner with schools. just last week, governor newsom's office announced a government run pharmaceutical program purchase overdose. reversing nara can at a discounted price. the goal there is to get more nar can into the schools and law enforcement agencies, health departments,

clinics and other community organizations. >> 6.50, is the time and in the bay area sports, the sharks have a great, pretty good advantage going into the nhl draft this summer from 4 sports director jason dumas explains. >> we had the nhl draft lottery on tuesday afternoon san jose high-level talent in a major way up and down the roster. and guess what, someone was looking out for them. >> the first overall selection in the 2024 nhl draft belongs to the san jose sharks. >> there you have it. the sharks will have the first pick in the nhl draft. this june will have an opportunity to draft someone with a last name. you may have heard macklin celebrini. he is expected to be the first overall pick. he is the son of rake celebrini the director of sports, medicine and performance for the golden state warriors there. the

family is in boston after they won the title in. 21. there they are behind for larry o'brien. trophies. obviously macklin is very familiar with the bay area. now he played juniors in illinois and then played his college hockey at boston university. here in these highlights his number. 71 is a very, very talented two-way center. he says he can impact a game, both offensive lee and defensively. the draft is on june 28th in sharks. general manager mike greer all but said celebrini is his guy. i think he's going to special mentality. >> to make make themselves better, push himself super brings it every day in already has a 17 year-old kid is going a great level of professionalism, tombs. i think he gives himself every chance to succeed you 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 center down the middle. you know, it's exciting. >> other news, the a's they lost to they lost and then they have a double header against the rangers today and the giants. they snapped a four-game losing streak against the rockies they'll take them on again tonight to actually look at sports. >> all right. coming up in the next hour, the problem morning news, more sports. the giants looking to end their losing streak colorado and the a's attempt to hold off the rangers at home will have the

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>> now, >> right now the kron 4 morning news, san jose march, the 17th traffic death of the year after a red light runner gets bicyclist. more housing is coming for farmworkers in the bay area, some of which will help workers displaced by that mass shooting last year. and hundreds of people showing up in uc berkeley to support protesters have been camping out for weeks. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning. and thanks for starting your day with us. daria and i'm james. and let's start this hour with a check of weather and traffic. we've got john. the rain standing by and welcome. serve in a floral theme today because he feeling very spring-like in yes, those flowers are blooming. so are we this wednesday morning, we're looking at a gorgeous day to be going outside to start with some