>> now from the bay area's local news station. this is kron. 4 news at 3. >> teachers that are teaching hate to our kids and showing it students being a feeling fearful for this. >> now at 3 berkeley unified among the school districts grilled on capitol hill today over claims of anti-semitism at schools. this is the first time houses held a hearing on anti-semitism in public primary and secondary schools. thank you so much for joining us here during kron. 4 news at 3. i'm justine waltman. the

berkeley unified school district is accused of facilitating a culture of bullying for jewish students and ignoring those who have been taunted at school kron four's theresa stasi live for us now in the newsroom with more on today's dramatic hearing. thanks for joining us. dramatic and very, very serious berkeley unified school district's superintendent for more thole was drilled for hours about those allegations on campus. >> as engage members of our jewish community, some have shared painful experiences of anti-semitism. >> berkeley unified school district's superintendent facing a steady stream of pointed questions as complaints of surface concerning allegations of anti-semitism on school grounds and how this works. we have. >> teachers that teaching hate to our kids and showing it students being a feeling fearful for this. do they are the founder, this transfer to another school appears that just moving to another place. and this case yeah, i guess that's the question i have what house is being resolved.

>> if we have a concern or complaint about anti-semitism or any form of hate, we take it very seriously. we investigate and we take action pending the outcome of that investigate. all right. so i guess the action is not fine is just moving someplace idea what action is. very subjective, obviously for more full. also acknowledging the u.s. department of education has opened an investigation. >> saying that it is based on the district failing to address, quote, nonstop severe and persistent bowling in classrooms, hallways, schoolyards since the conflict erupted on october, 7th between israel and palestine, brick teachers that the war's consequences. >> for palestine are, quote, no water, no food, no electricity in, quote, whereas the consequences for israel are, quote, ceremony is put on hold travel advisories in place and city shut down. do you think that's a fair representation? the israeli palestine conflict? >> i not think that's a fair

representation. >> several parents have detailed graphic cases of alleged discrimination against jewish students on various campuses. one parent said her child was threatened with violence for just being jewish. the berkeley unified school board of didectors issuing a statement to kron 4 news saying in support of the superintendent saying in part. >> we have witnessed superintendent for north will demonstrate both compassion and strong leadership. she continues to meet with parents, students, educators and community groups representing all perspectives and has personally attended many community gatherings to share the grief and hurt that defines the time. she has consistently and clearly articulated the procedures for affected students. parents and educators to follow in the newsroom. theresa back to you. theresa, thank you. and great school administrators from other school districts also testified how they're handling the rise of anti-semitism in

their schools. >> the head of new york city and montgomery county, maryland. school districts also rejected some lawmakers claims that they have allowed hate to go unchecked. the educators say they have had to fire employees and suspend students because of the act uptick in hate crimes. but most agreed there's only one way to cure hatred on school campuses. >> we cannot simply disappoint out way out of this problem. the true antidote to ignorance and bias is to teach. we're doing a disservice to students if we are not teaching them about the backgrounds and perspectives of all people. >> today's hearing was part of a series of hearings from this committee, the first in december led to the resignations of the presidents of harvard and the university of pennsylvania. hundreds of students gathered at sproul plaza at the uc berkeley campus yesterday as they called for an end to the war

in the middle east. those camping out say they have been protesting since the war between israel and hamas started 7 months ago and they'll continue to hold these rallies until there is a cease-fire. campus police have been patrolling the area, but it seems as though that the encampment and the rallies are remaining peaceful and students are staying there. and today the defense secretary confirmed that the u.s. is withholding a military shipment to israel. this move is coming as israel is preparing for a military invasion of rafah despite us mornings are dc's. raquel martin has the latest. >> the biden administration is pausing a weapons transfer to israel. we are currently reviewing some near security assistance shipments at a senate hearing us defense secretary lloyd austin confirmed the u.s. put a hold on a bomb shipment last week. the reason u.s. concerns the bombs could be used israel invasion of rafah. a gaza city holding more than a million

palestinian i think we should do everything possible >> to ensure that we're we're protecting civilians. republicans are slamming the decision. this is up saying it is absurd. south carolina senator lindsey graham says pausing aid. >> only put a target on israel's back. if we stop weapons necessary to destroy the enemies of the state of israel at a time of great peril. we will pay a price. and senate republican leader mitch mcconnell accused the president of fighting with hamas sympathizers and the campus communists who decided to wrap themselves in the floods. >> of secretary austin says u.s. support for israel remains ironclad. he told senators the u.s. will continue to ensure israel can defend itself. senate majority leader chuck schumer who has been critical of israel's leadership during the war, says he trusts the white house strategy. have faith in what the biden administration is doing. israel's government calls the decision

disappointing but says its operation in rafah is critical to defeating hamas in washington. raquel martin. now the israeli military is saying has opened up a major crossing into gaza for the entry of humanitarian aid. this a crossing between gaza and israel was closed over the weekend. >> after a hamas rocket attack killed 4 israeli soldiers who were nearby despite the reopening. the un says no humanitarian aid has entered and just yet. the electric car that a family of 4 was riding in when they died in a fiery crash in pleasanton last month. had a history of steering issues. this is according to the u.s. department of transportation. according to a complaint filed by the national highway traffic safety administration, the 2023 vinfast the f 8 that the family was driving had an issue in which the steering wheel automatically maneuver to the right. the complaint

went on to express concerns that the steering failure took place at the time of the deadly crash. according to the pleasanton police department, the driver lost control of the vehicle collided with a pole at a large oak tree on foothill road. and then the vehicle caught on fire. the crash remains under investigation. and then the south and number of students at san jose middle school reported getting sick today after they started to smell is strange order. and as kron 4 charles clifford reports this triggered a hazmat response. >> here in san jose on wednesday, a hazmat situation at the middle school right behind me here resulted in 8 students reporting feeling sick. the fire department says it may have been a science experiment gone wrong. the san jose fire department says that around 9 wednesday morning they started receiving calls about students here at sunrise middle school smelling an odor and feeling sick. full first alarm response was dispatched to the school. when we got here, we found that there was 8 students that had various complaints of dizziness,

nausea, >> general malaise, shortness of breath and the students had been pulled from the area where they originally smell the smell and they are in a safe area for us to assess. 2 students were transported to the hospital for evaluation, mostly out of an abundance of caution. the remaining 6 students are doing well know. faculty reported feeling ill. the fire department's hazardous materials team searched the school and they now believe that an experiment in a science room >> may have created elevated levels of carbon dioxide. they say that the source of the co 2 was removed and that the levels have returned to normal. no other contaminants were found in the air. the fire department says they did a wide search to find the cause. there's very common things that we try to rule out such as cleaning products. this school is clean on regular intervals with us and products like ammonia, etc. >> and they also scheduled to potentially an experiment with vinegar and baking soda for one of those volcano we're trying to isolate and rule out some of the most obvious things. first by late morning classes have resumed here at sunrise middle school,

although parents who want to take their kids home for the day, we're allowed to do so in the south bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> a live look outside on this warm wednesday across the golden gate bridge. very clear. and sunny out there and pilots here with details on what's going on in the weather department. yeah, hey there. we've got a really nice day. a little bit of wind out there and some warm temperatures as just the mention, just the beginning of a warm-up that goes through the end of the weekend right into the weekend. right now, though, you can see that we are pretty impressive. and oakland and san jose showing 80 degrees. 79 in concord, 81 in santa rosa. some 60's out at the coast. there are a little bit warmer earlier today when happened actually got up to about 71 degrees. 72 degrees. you can see the difference in temperatures here. 24 hours. so we are definitely warmer across the board. and like i said, this is just the beginning, as expecting to see more influence of this high pressure as we get into thursday and friday, even into the weekend. now notice high pressure here, low pressure

there. you may recognize that set up. that does produce a little offshore wind. that is the reason that we're seeing some of this warmth is because of that. and you start to see that northerly flow. sometimes a northeasterly flow of wind. and that is what's happening this afternoon. so you can see right now in napa about 18 miles per hour. but 25 in fairfield, some of that wind kind of starting to roll now in spots like san francisco and oakland to up to about 17 miles per hour. so wind advisory is in place until 08:00am tomorrow for a few spots. one of them interior mountains of the north base. you can see spots to the east of santa rosa there east of the 101 and then calistoga saint helene, a sonoma and then didn't getting down to a parts the estuary into solano and yolo counties there, too. so again, gusts possible up to about 45 miles per hour through 08:00am tomorrow. i'll be back a little bit. we'll talk more about those temperatures. back to you. >> all right. coming up, we'll tell you about the big water main break richmond. it's won the streets there and has left nearly 2 dozen homes without power and also staying in

richmond. they voted for a big power change their after years of complaints over pg and e will see what happens next. and the president set to come to san francisco tomorrow. what we know so far about history.

>> a large water main break caused a big mess in richmond today. the water rushed into several streets. kron four's will tran reports. >> what you're looking at is the epicenter of the water main break. look at how the road just went up. i just talked to east bay mud. they said all that water was so strong that when it pushed up,

it also pushed their roadway. so they are cleaning up the mess. i just found out that 21 homes along carlson and 45th to 47th. they will not have water at least the next 10 to 12 hours. so that should put them well in 2 the evening hours. so the afternoon they cannot use water, of course, because it's not available to you. now. i can tell you this all started at around 5 o'clock this morning when for some unknown reason the pipe just burst and they have an excavator on scene right now. they want to obviously break the roadway. down there and then replace the pipe and then get the water back going. but when it was at its >> full steam, it sent thousands of gallons of water onto the roadway, which is why you see all of the mud right here on carlson. they're actually cleaning up the mud just so they can get closer to the roadway and then do their

work. this is a long stretch. so i'm pretty much standing on 45th right now will swing the camera over here. one direction of carlson is going. this is being handled by east bay mud for several blocks because down at the other intersection, you can see them. they took it over as well. so one, they have to repair it and to obviously to find out the cause of all of this. but we do know that approximately 21 households don't have water. and if you do the math, who knows how many people are in each household, but it's safe to say maybe around 82 or maybe even more than 100 people woke up this morning trying to turn on the water. but instead of the water inside their home, it was outside their home in front of the street. you can see the excavator about to break ground. the city of richmond passed a resolution for the states to jump start a

non-profit electric company instead of using pg and >> the vote is symbolic. but the vice mayor says for years the city has dealt with power outages and other problems, including the failure of pg and e to supply energy to city parks. in a statement pg and e says it does not support the idea of a statewide public utility because it would not benefit customers. taxpayers, local communities or california's economy and staying in richmond, there is a nonprofit organization, pogo park. it has won a state grant to build a new wreck center. that will double as an emergency shelter. the 10 million dollar grant program will construct contra costa county's first recs center at harbor 8 park construction is already underway for hard work call. it is set to be done by the end of this year. this 10 million dollar project will include 6 million dollars for physical infrastructure. 3 million dollars for program. at programs and events and 1 million dollars for the evaluation and general program

support. hundreds of people looking to enter to the workforce gathered at san francisco's ferry building today for the hospitality and small business job fair. dozens of companies connected the job seekers all hoping to fill positions to support the revitalization of downtown workforce resources that help residents during the job. search also attended today's event. businesses and candidates say that this in-person application process is beneficial than trying to secure a job over zoom. >> we get to shake hands and meet people up front close and personal and it's really nice actually candidates percent. feel like in-person events actually bring more candidates virtual career fairs that we did during the i think, you know, video screen >> more resources and job fairs from the office of economic and workforce development can be found on its website. the city of

oakland is going to have to pay more than 2.5 million dollars to an employee after a jury decided that they failed to protect her from harassment. at a senior center in this lawsuit, the victim, patricia toscano says that she reported a supervisor for reported is supervisor for sexually harassing her to the city's human services department in 2016. but attorneys representing her say nothing was ever done about that situation. and alameda county jury sided with the scott allan. now the city will have to pay her 2.6 million dollars. happening tomorrow. president biden will be visiting the bay area for 2 days. he's expected to fly to san francisco tomorrow before attending to campaign receptions on friday. the president last in san francisco in february when he went to 2 events in support of his reelection campaign. a live look outside at the city of san francisco, very sunny and warm out there today. and >> the wind is going to start

within meteorologist logan here now with details really already is in some spots now. yeah, a little offshore wind that's getting going. so, yeah, it's kind of flying trashcan. whether everybody, if you are in the spots in brown and you can see this out, everyone. but >> portions of the north bay and parts of the east bay as well. looking out for this wind advisory that goes until about 08:00am tomorrow morning. we could see gusts up to about 45 miles per hour. so definitely something look out for. if you head up to the peaks, you can see where some of this wind is coming from right? and then it translates down into the surface and you start to see these numbers of sustained wind here that are now in the teens with the exception of fairfield, which is at 25 miles per hour. but you see very distinct direction there from the north. that is because we've got different circulation around different pressure system. so high pressure is clockwise circulation. low pressure is counter clockwise circulation. got to put those 2 together when they start to squeeze together and you get offshore wind being driven between them and that's exactly what happens. you get this pressure gradient. if you ever wondered what's going on

with the wind, that's where it's coming from. so i mentioned this is kind of flying trashcan weather for those of you wind advisory. you know, we could see gusts upwards of 40 to 45 miles per hour between now and tomorrow morning. so just make sure you're ready. and you secured things. this is the future wind gusts here. as you can see as we get into the evening again, that northerly flow keeps rolling, not just tonight, but as i mentioned as we get into tomorrow morning, that's about 06:00am. and you can see spots like petaluma sonoma looking out, you know for 35. plus miles per hour. wind gusts. so this is tomorrow about 11:15am, a time we get into the afternoon and evening. then it's all wrapped up. but the wind is going to be with us. and right now you can see in san francisco not too bad trees, not too wild. you can see a little bit of a breeze there. happening with the flag. so once we get into tomortow afternoon, the wind should get a little bit better. we're also seeing that warm up that has everything to do with that offshore wind as well. and that high pressure being in control. it rolls right through the next 7 days. you see a little bit of a cool down on sunday, but that's

about it. lots of sunshine, lots of warmth. back to you. all right. still ahead this afternoon, the debate over dishwashers and stoves is heating up in congress will hear from lawmakers about the appliance bill. >> that just cleared the house and as rent prices soar income staying at a standstill. we'll break down the numbers on for break down the numbers on for your money. up next.

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has increased more than wages in 44 of the 50 largest metro areas, the real estate website says the average rent in sacramento is about 1900, $50. that's down more than $100 from last year's average. the average rent in san francisco. it's about $3,000. auto insurance company. the site ensure 5 just released a list of the car brands that are most often ticketed for speeding. it turns out that foreign brands dominate this list. so infinity is the most frequently cited with 8.7% of drivers reported getting a speeding ticket. nexus icon. a 0.4 that's followed closely by volkswagen at 8.3 and then subaru at 8% rounding up the top 5, we have mazda now. the national average is just 7.1%. and on the opposite side here, brands that are ticketed, the least. cadillac tesla all under 5 and a half percent.

dishwashers and stopes where the focus of the debate in congress today as the house passed a bill to stop new energy regulations on household appliances. the hands off our home appliances act past with all republicans and 7 democrats voting for it. it aims to stop the biden administration from enforcing new energy efficient standards for consumer goods. republicans say that depart of energy's regulations will limit consumer choice is and raise prices. administration's pursuit of a radical rush to green new deal agenda. >> common sense has taken a back seat. >> some democrats against the bill say it's rooted in misinformation that the biden administration is going after appliances. but supporters say the standards save americans money and reduce pollution. >> the real issues facing the american people. we're choosing yet again to waste our time debating appliances.

>> now that the bill has passed the house, the bill heads to the democratic controlled senate where it's likely to pass. up next here at 3 affordable housing for half moon bay farm workers is now moving forward. but community members are saying about this proposal. >> plus, a debate over naming oakland's airport is coming to ahead. we'll tell you about the big vote that's about to take place and more trouble in the skies. the latest incident that left some delta passenin san

francisco to affordable housing communities are being built near visitation valley. they're starting to take

shape. >> construction started last spring and it is all set to be done by early next year. but today, kron four's tiffany justice reports that the mayor and community leaders took a little time to celebrate the project's progress. >> this 50 acre site in sunny deol called the sunny deol of alaska. master plan is moving forward. local and community leaders speaking wednesday about the progress so far, 222 affordable units have been completed with 75% of them designated as public housing replacement units for sunny deol residents state senator scott wiener says is much needed for the south eastern neighborhoods of the city >> south asian neighbors have been just so neglected for so many years. you know what it needs and i think it is ending. we're seeing much more focus on the needs. this community is an essential part of san francisco. the fabric of our city. >> several groups are working on this revitalization effort,

including mercy housing in the san francisco housing authority, transforming existing public housing into a mixed income neighborhood. there will be 2 apartment money and nia amani will be located on the southwestern corner of sonido avenue and street. it will have 80 new apartments for low-income families, earning 30 to 40% of the area. median income. the ground floor will be used for commercial use for groceries in a residence hall and located across the street will be nia. it will offer 90 apartments for families earning 30 to 60% of the am. i nia is set to be completed in 2025. we have finally get into a better place. >> only the 222 units that have already been completed. but the 170 units topping off today. >> to make sure there is a real one for one replacement to support the existing community is sunny day out. >> the transformation of the neighborhood will also include

a hub, a new community center for residents, eu slated to open in august of this year. the new space will house an early child education center in a boys and girls club house. it's a community. >> where young people would actually have a place to go. often times people get frustrated with the youth and they talk about the fact that typically people don't think young people should be. we could realize the space, well, young people would actually have opportunity to thrive, participate in activities, participating programs right in their very own community reporting. tiffany justice kron, 4 news. >> a new report shows the bay area is billions of dollars short in paying for affordable housing projects that are already under way. this is according to research from enterprise community partners and the bay area housing authority. the finding show more than 400 affordable housing developments are in the works in all 9 bay area

counties that should provide nearly 41,000 affordable homes. but that accounts for only 23% of the state's affordable housing criteria and the bay area would still need to come up with 180,000 more homes by 2031, according to the report, almost 10 billion dollars of public money is needed to move forward on the homes that are already underway and there will be a 20 billion-dollar regional bond on the ballot this fall. housing officials say it would help unlock some projects that are necessary to meet the affordable housing goals. to the peninsula. now where there is a new affordable housing complex that's coming for farmworkers in half moon bay, the san mateo county board of supervisors has now approved millions of dollars for these new homes. kron four's. michael thomas has the story. >> approval would allow up to 50 new manufactured homes to be built in this area that you see to my left and specifically would help out those farm workers who are affected by last year's mass

shooting. take a look. these are renderings of the new community put out by the san mateo county board of supervisors which approved close to 6 million dollars this week to build affordable housing for coastal farm workers. in total, the project will provide. 47 new manufactured homes built on 5 acres of city-owned land. the areas about a half mile away from downtown half moon bay and sits at the end of a cul-de-sac where million dollar town homes are located. carl bolton who lives in one says he likes the idea as long as it's done correctly. i have watched a project goal. >> entire time and i think we need affordable housing for folks we need. we need we need this. >> while the approval came just this week, the idea stems from a county commission report that was done almost a decade ago back in 2016, which found the need to improve the quality availability and affordability of housing for farmworkers in the area and last year's mass shooting confirmed that report when officials discovered just how bad living conditions mister bolton says he's okay with the idea but not everyone is fully on board. i mean,

>> there's some controversy among our homes association in terms of of the valuing our properties of things. but i think weldon development here this clean and a affective, it's not going to affect the set currently, the project is still in the permit process, but officials say if all goes well, 28 of the 47 units will focus on ownership for farm workers using the california joe certain junior farmworker housing grant program. >> however, no eta has been given quite yet. multiple neighbors in the area tell me they're ok with this project and the idea of it as long as it's done correctly. however, no eta when construction would begin has been give it. >> that's the very latest reporting in half moon bay, michael thomas kron. 4 >> google is going to be leaving one marketplace in san francisco when its lease expires. a google spokesperson confirmed with kron 4. the company is going to move out of one market spirit hour later on this year. but it

will stay at one markets, landmark building employees were based at that one markets, peer tower will be moved to other nearby san francisco buildings. and in a statement, google says we're focused on investing in real estate efficiently to meet the current and future needs of our hybrid workforce. we remain committed to our long-term presence in san francisco. happening tomorrow, open officials make a final decision on whether to change the name of oakland international airport. this proposal is calling oakland airport san francisco bay international airport. this is created a lot of controversy and has already prompted the city of san francisco to file a lawsuit last month. san francisco officials have said travelers bound for sfo, a flight oakland by mistake. if the airport's name starts with san francisco now oakland officials say the name change will help generate more traffic for the airport by making travelers aware of its bay area location. the port of oakland is set to vote on a final approval for this new

name tomorrow. of course, we'll let you know what happens. let's talk about our forecast with a live look outside. nice wide view from our mount tam cam. it looks really nice out there today, kylie, even up the coast right now. it just looks like summer. we should a high note. it really does. i just saw some people riding their bikes. we've got people walking enjoying the view, enjoying the beautiful weather. >> they were a little bit warmer earlier today. not quite as warm right now. now sitting in the 60's in half moon bay, but still really nice day out there. 63 degrees in half moon bay, but 80 in san jose and check out oakland just popped up to 80 degrees. 79 in berkeley getting some heat there in the east bay, their pittsburgh concord, about 79. and then look at all the 80's. we've got up here in the north bay from cloverdale right through santa rosa petaluma nevado. yeah. look at that. heading over napa and sonoma too. it is a beautiful day out there. no doubt about it. we're in the low 70's here in downtown san francisco. the wind is kind of the sticking point, though, because we definitely have a little bit

of a blustery situation going on in some spots. you can see there in fairfield about 25 miles per hour. having said that, even san jose has 70 mile per hour sustained wind as a san francisco. notice the direction is generally northerly. so it's a bit of an offshore flow because we've got that high pressure that we talked about that sitting out the pacific and low pressure inland, kind of creating that wind greedy. and as we go through the afternoon, but you can see it's also that high pressure keeping all of california, very blue skies today and a really nice here in the bay area. so today, obviously a nice day tomorrow, a warmer day. we'll have the wind as we start earlier part of the day and then we should get a little bit better in the afternoon. but the heat peaks as we get into friday, looking out for inland, you know, upper 80's, even potentially 90 degrees, some low 80's. as you look around the bay and 60's out at the coast saturday, another warm day, too. and if we even take ourselves into next week and we look at the country as a whole, you can see a lot of warmth, all those areas in orange and red expecting it to be above average. if we zoom in on the bay area here, we're talking may 14 through 18. you

can see well above normal temperatures. so a bit of an interesting run as we head across the next few days. i'll be back in a bit. we'll talk about your excess 7 day forecast. all right. thank you so much. national news now is about film star stormy daniels is expected to return to the witness stand tomorrow in the hush money trial of former president donald trump court is closed today. >> yesterday daniels went into explicit details about the alleged encounter with the former president. trump denies that anything ever happened. according to people inside of the courtroom, the former president's scowled shook his head and was muttering as daniels described the incident, she says happened nearly 2 decades ago. trump faces 34 felony counts of falsifying business records in attempt to cover up the payments to daniels during his 2016 election campaign. he has pleaded not guilty and if convicted, trump faces 4 years in prison. independent presidential candidate robert f kennedy junior says a parasite a part of his brain

leading to a number of health problems in a 2012 deposition obtained by the new york times, kennedy says he went to see several specialists after suffering memory loss and some mental fatigue in his testimony, kennedy says a doctor from new york's presbyterian hospital theorized that a warmngot into his brain 8, a portion of it and then died. kennedy later told the times he has recovered from the mental issues caused by that were. passengers had to rush to safety after a small fire started on their plane's nose. >> you those on fire in the front of the plane caught fire. the plane is on fire. >> delta flight 604. arrived in seattle from cancun on monday night. airport officials say when it got to the gate, a ground crew plugged in power and that creates sparks in the nose which started the fire and smoke started filling the jet way. emergency slides were deployed to get the remaining

passengers out. there were no major injuries reported. a fedex boeing cargo plane made a very scary landing this morning istanbul airport. the aircraft did not deploy its front landing gear on the runway. the pilot of this boeing 7, 6, 7, told the control tower that the landing gear failed to open. the plane, though, did land safely. no injuries were reported. the former interpreter for las angeles, dodgers superstar shohei ohtani has agreed to plead guilty to ba k and tax fraud. this is coming from that sports betting case in which prosecutors allege he stole nearly 17 million dollars from the japanese baseball player in order to pay off debts. the scandal surrounding the pay mizuhara shocked baseball fans when details came to light in march, he will plead guilty to one count of bank fraud and one count of subscribing to a false tax return. that bank fraud charge carries a maximum of 30 years in federal prison. the false tax return charge

carries a sentence of up to 3 years in federal prison. the agreement says missouri haro will be required to pay ohtani restitution. that could total nearly 17 million dollars. also included in this is about 1 million dollars going back to the irs. those amounts could even change prior to sentencing. all right. we're going to wait a little bit longer to find out. >> next year's football schedule, the nfl is going to announce the full slate a week from today. and this is the latest. the schedule has been released since 1990, reports suggesting this delay could be due to the league's christmas plans. there are some talks now that there might be 2 games played on the holiday, which falls on a wednesday this year. the league had already said, though, it's not even going to have christmas games. if the day falls on a tuesday and wednesday. so we'll see when the schedule comes out. >> and coming up, there are 2 new covid variants out there. they're getting people sick. we'll get the latest warning from the cdc how we can stay safe. also, it's nurses

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people, including a teenage girl in the hospital. now after being hit by a >> hit and run driver in san francisco. police had to chase that driver from the tenderloin all throughout north beach before it came to an end right outside of our kron. 4 studio 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 chase >> 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 hpofficers 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 they got 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 they went after so he put the good here. we have a 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 he and the police are evaluating that right now. >> in san francisco, dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> and san leandro person involved in a car crash over the weekend was found shot inside of their car. police say on sunday night they responded to a solo crash on

benedict drive. that's when they say they found the driver inside with a gunshot wound. the driver a pronounced dead at the scene. investigators think the shooting happened in the same area just before the crash. anyone with information should call police. and the north face and repel. police say they arrested a man for causing a small vegetation fire last night. investigators say the man responsible started the fire with a homemade firework. this was on crest away on the terra linda neighborhood. people in the area reported hearing an explosion right before they saw fire behind their apartment complex. a 54 year-old man from the battle has been arrested. the fireworks were seized by the uc berkeley bomb squad. all fireworks are prohibited in marin county. switching gears to talk about a very warm weather and not breezy it all here on the embarcadero. i was like is the camera froze. but no, that's what it looks like outside pilots here with details. yeah, we do have some breezy conditions. just maybe

not right there right now. but yeah, i just want word of caution. you guys, you're talking about a fire that was started obviously by illegal fireworks. but >> i'm still just to let you know, when we get windy like this, specially that offshore wind got to be really careful that you don't do anything accidentally that might start a fire. also want to just point out something interesting here because offshore wind definitely gets things going. it's 81 degrees in sacramento where they're also under a wind advisory. it's only 73 in las vegas. i found that a little bit fascinating. 70 degrees in la right now. obviously in san francisco are looking pretty good. 72 in downtown san francisco, 80 in san jose and napa. 81 in nevada, santa rosa and oakland right now. also, 81 in hayward getting some of that offshore wind that is helping to drive those temperatures up. so we are blue skies. we are a little breezy. we've got parts of the bay under a wind advisory will talk about that in just a second that goes through tonight. our warming trend continues through friday. so be prepared for that. and then a little cooler by sunday. so let's talk temperatures news

app as an example where the average high this time of year 75 degrees. we're exceeding that today. look at what happens on thursday friday, even saturday getting up into those mid even nearly upper 80's. and then we get a little bit of a cooling trend as we get into sunday, but still well above average and notice the overnight lows which should be in about 48 degrees. out for more like 59 60 degrees tonight. that is everything to do with the high pressure that is in control here. and that is going to keep us warm not just today and tomorrow, but over next week. now we get this win grady of the kind of lines up here to. that's why we're starting to see that with that low and high pressure kind of squeezing together. but, you know, my point is to say here, you don't see this high pressure taking off and that means we get a lot of sunshine. but we also get a lot of above average temperatures and there it is right there as we take a live look at stormtracker 4. so the wind is also going to be an issue. obviously, we do have that wind advisory for the inland parts of the north bay and also little bit of the east bay as well as you can see along yolo and solano counties that does go until tomorrow morning at 08:00am.

so just make sure your trash cans are secured. as far as the warm-up is concerned, you can see we stay really nice and warm if you like it. warm if you're in lund, you might not like it so much right, because we're getting into those upper 80's in spots. so just be a little careful and be prepared for the next 7 days. >> all right. for your health this afternoon, the cdc is warning us about 2 new covid-19 variants that could fuel a summer surge in cases. these omicron subvariants have been nicknamed flirt due to the different mutations on the strain. public health officials say that these variants could be more contagious than other strains and are better at infecting people who have been vaccinated. some of the symptoms of flirt include fever, cough, and the loss of taste and smell and it is officially national nurses week a time to expressing gratitude for the people who care for our community. the american nurses association is celebrating this week and throughout the month of may today during crawford is at

noon. i spoke with a registered nurse at laguna honda hospital in the san francisco and she says she hopes that future generations well, consider this profession. >> i think that we can reach out to. >> especially high school to really. >> i'm kind of engage them and show them what the job is about. and all of the different possibilities that are available to us and that's what i love about. it is there are so many different opportunities and different specialties. this year's theme nurses make the difference. and it honors the incredible nurses who embody the spirit of compassion and care. >> in every health care setting. and it is a api heritage month. and up next, details on when and where some celebrations are taking place in san francisco. san

francisco's chinatown is preparing to host a number of events to celebrate asian american and pacific islander heritage month event. organizers announcing the details for the api festivals and performances. they did that earlier today at edge on the square. this year's theme for the celebrations is moving forward together. many events are paying tribute to the year of the dragon, including the lion dance and me competition. that takes place this saturday. the grand master events as this years. competition is expanding to give more students the opportunity to showcase their skills. >> be 7 high schools taking place in this competition. there's a school that's combining together her for

first time. so it's pretty we tools and everything for them. so it'll be really, really exciting time. >> all right. other events happening in chinatown include the night market. the chinese hospital community health fair. this cultural festival that's hosted by the china town history and cultural association. you can find details online. >> all right. make sure you tune in every thursday this month for stories highlighting the bay area's api community. it all leads up to our special that airs on thursday. >> may 23rd at 06:30pm. and happening now you can buy concert tickets to go see dozens of artists for just 25 bucks. this is part of live nation's concert week. some of the artists that are offering these bargain prices include janet jackson blink one. 82 corn, luke bryan, maroon 5, the doobie brothers. there's a lot more tickets have been on sale since 07:00am. this sales going to last until next

tuesday? the show's happen all throughout the course of the year. and you can go to live nation dot com for more information to want some more information on the weather right now because it's pretty windy out the although i you got me, i'd like 25 bucks. you never get to see a show for that much of a case. we do have a wind advisory between now and 08:00am tomorrow morning. you can see for >> interior portions of the north bay and then also if you're vallejo benicia near fairfield that direction, we could see gusts upwards of 35 to 45 miles per hour. having said that, really nice day out there. obviously we've got the blue skies with us, but we do have some wind out there. so not not to be surprised by that with the wind advisories, you can see fairfield about 25 miles per hour about 17 in san francisco. so just watch out for those blustery conditions tonight. it's going to be a pretty clear night breezy conditions. but check out the temperatures between 53 and 61 degrees. that's how warm we're going to be the overnight hours because we've got that warm up coming. so take a look at your extended forecast and

you can see the he kind of picks up friday, but it really stays above average right through the next 7 days. so not a whole lot of fog to worry about. and we do have a whole lot of sunshine. back to you. kyla. thank you. and thank you so much for joining us here during kron for news at 3 o'clock today, i'm justine waldman. norman, bad news... i never graduated from med school. what? but the good news is... xfinity mobile just got even better! now, you can automatically connect to wifi speeds up to a gig on the go. plus, buy one unlimited line and get one free for a year. i gotta get this deal... that's like $20 a month per unlimited line... i don't want to miss that. that's amazing doc. mobile savings are calling. visit xfinitymobile.com to learn more. doc?

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