>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 4. >> well, good morning and thank you for waking up with this line early for the kron. 4 morning news. i'm reyna harvey. >> just make it into thursday.

a day away from friday, but still, you've got to be ready for what's to come because anything can happen when it comes to weather, right, let's hope not anything, but there's a love for sure. i'm with you know what? we've got a lot of variety for sure. we're looking at a warm-up in temperatures towards the weekend. >> temperatures climbing into the low 90's by saturday and sunday, means you got to enjoy a day like today where we are going to be looking at daytime highs only topping out in the mid 70's later on today. this is your view outside from downtown san francisco where as you can see, skies are relatively clear. we do have some goodby's visibility out there in san francisco right now. but a low cloud cover sitting across the bay area, though, right now visibility is holding for most spots. i'm going to be checking on if visibility does, in fact, fallen some of her hillsides, especially for the north bay at points this morning. but as of right now, you're doing fairly well, sfo, one of those spots where you're going to be sitting into the gray once the sun comes up, you can see that later on today. daytime highs

will be climbing right back into the 60's and 70's. but a few more of us in the 70's today than what we saw yesterday. i may be breaking down everything you got to know for your thursday and into this hot weekend. still ahead, rain. all right, john, thank you for that. it looks like little accident. 5, 80 westbound at 80 right there in the macarthur maze. but >> looks like a already got that off of the highway. there you see the flares and the chp cars. >> so that shouldn't be an issue. 7 minutes may so that fremont street exit our san mateo bridge about too well. richmond center fell bridge a 7 minute ride and got that. but it's 20 minutes. 37 to the tolls. that's good news for the does this morning. the warriors win gave 5 against the lakers keeping their hopes of a repeat title alive. seth curry leading the pack is normal with about 27 points and 8 assists andrew wiggins right behind with 27 points. 5 assists ryman 3 taking those 20 points and 10 rebounds. the final score one. 21 to now the

lawyers are going to back on the road for another game. >> this is do or die against the lakers. now the lawyers had to win last night or the season was a wrap. >> and they didn't disappoint the hometown crowd at chase center rovers amanda hari was there from beginning with the fans outside watching the game at thrive center. take a look. >> warriors fans were thrilled to see them pull off this victory when they need it most to continue the series. now they'll be heading back to la with the warriors back home. fans were both inside and outside of chase center cheering on the warriors against los angeles lakers. the warriors when it's the game down, 3, 1, in the series that forced a game 6, many fans still think they're going to win the series in been the warrior this 7. >> we see tonight, baby's healthy. >> we'll be alright now it looks like might game 6 will

back in los angeles on friday. there will be a watch party back here outside of chase center at thrive city. once again, it is free and open to the public, but it is recommended that you get your tickets beforehand. you can do that on the chase center website at thrive city amanda hari kron. 4 news. don't forget all about the warriors postseason run. kron four's going to be running nightly playoff edition of hoop session. >> joined a jason dumas. see aaron wilson, kate rooney as they break down each game tonight every night to 45. oakland. teachers are upset after the district canceled its school board meeting on wednesday night as negotiations remain at a standstill between the district and teachers union. today's going to be six-day that strike and the union wants the district to improve campus safety provide more resources for black students on how students and those with disabilities. another common good issues as well as more pay. the district has offered raises ranging from 13% to 22.

>> and they've repeatedly and there are only good bargain over teachers, wages. >> and working conditions. now, the district superintendent put out a video statement saying the common good issues can be tackled with school budgets, loan 34,000 students are affected by the strike. there are 11 school days left in this academic year. all right. well, if you take your phone out and scan this qr code, you can follow the latest developments of this on and off air. just scan that qr code. you're going to be taken to our coverage of the negotiations. they're happening between the oakland unified school district and educators. we're talking about bart because police say a 24 year-old man from san francisco is in custody this morning for actually stabbing someone on a bart on any outbound yellow light rain. the suspect identified by police as charles johnson allegedly stabbed a man tried to run off the train at the west oakland station with the victim's backpack. this is all around 1 o'clock wednesday afternoon. police say officers were there at the station and arrested him. now they say

johnson had a cleaver style night. they say they also have the victim's backpack on hand. the victim was taken to the hospital. any is expected to survive. well, the stabbing comes just a day after bart shared survey results show in about have all riders do not have a favorable opinion of the agency. 49% of people said they do not like bart in its current state and the major drawbacks from would-be riders safety and cleanliness just about 17% of people who took the survey say they feel safe on bart trains while 60% say they would describe that ranges and its stations being clean. but ridership is down by about 60% since the start of the pandemic. there are active efforts to bring riders back with the release of today's survey. bart leaders also share plans on how they're trying to make parks safer and cleaner. details up on our website. kron 4 dot com. well, a woman waiting on a corner for pick up from a rideshare vehicle was finally

attacked in berkeley. police say happened on sunday on the corner of sacramento's treated derby. they say the victim was punched in the head when she fell to the ground. the suspect stopped on her head. the woman is they say the woman was also robbed. investigators say the 2 attackers were young women. >> when they approached the victim on the sidewalk and attacked her, they ripped her bag from her, stole her bag and then they stole her cell phone out out of her hand. we have numerous robberies throughout berkeley. this is one of those cases where we don't necessarily see such a blatant attack stomping on the victim's head. this is something that's still very scary. and it's very scary to people that live in the community and especially in the neighborhood. >> anyone with any information about the robbery is asked to contact berkeley police. prosecutors say no charges will be filed after a man says he was brutally attacked over a costco parking spot. this 7 in danville. the first told you about craig blackburn tuesday night. he says he was eating a hot dog. well, loading his car. the daniel costco last weekend when a man was waiting to take blackburn

spot parking spot began yelling at him. my burns as he was leaving and the man something to him. so lebron says can hear the man got out of his car. he says that's when the man attacked him. an official with the contra costa county district attorney's office tells kron 4 the case has been reviewed. their declined to press charges. no explanation is given on that. well, bay area leaders, they want more traffic cameras in san jose city leaders are leading that charge is deadly crashes in the city continue to pileup kron 4. sarah stinson has that story. >> san jose leaders are urging state legislators to support a bill that would authorize a pilot program installing safety cameras in not only their city, but also in others like san francisco and oakland speeding can save a minute. it can also cost a life and really >> these decisions are in our individual hands to slow down. just days ago, the city of san jose called on drivers to slow

down with a new education campaign. meanwhile, state legislators are considering passing legislation. >> that would help him for speeding assembly bill. 6, 4, 5 includes a pilot program that would put safety cameras in a tory u.s. lee, dangerous areas of 6 major cities until 2032 san jose mayor matt mahan along with the vision 0 task force by the police chief and other community groups gathered wednesday in support of the bill. these cameras >> would be deployed in school zones. >> in dangerous intersections with san jose had its deadliest year of traffic deaths last year. 65 fatalities, which sadly. they've been one is is too many. but that significantly outpaces even our homicide rate. one of those killed was maria hernandez. mom, maria marcelo, the beloved community leader in san jose was hit and killed last december as she was leading a religious procession. i the hardest 5

months. city leaders say cameras would add extra eyes and serve as a tool for the city to prevent more deadly crashes. you know, our police department is severely understaffed. we can't possibly we're working hard to get up those staffing levels. we can't possibly have officers. 24 7 on all of our dangerous corridors next. every school speech safety system, technology. >> well, it's just a department and the city and enforcing speed violations. if the bill passes san jose plans to purchase 33 cameras, the cameras can target rear license plates of cars but not the windshield or face of drivers to protect the privacy and data of the public. if passed, people caught on these cameras within the first 6 months would get a warning sent to them in the mail after that fines start. >> at $50, we'll keep our eyes on this bill at the capitol for now. i'm sara stinson reporting in the newsroom. back to you. >> all right. thanks for that,

sarah. coming up on the kron 4 morning news fire officials are warning about an uptick in fires. what they've been seen going to hear the advice they're giving stop the fire from happening altogether. >> and local authorities and the fbi have renewed their search with this missing woman on your screen. winter weather searching for her as for cases been cold for nearly 27 years. and a controversial border policy in tonight at midnight. we have a live report from what that means for borders. and a special announcement about the kron. 4 morning news starting may 22nd. we'll be starting a new schedule. we're going to be on firm. 05:00am to 11:00am before it join us over at we have all the local overnight traffic weather and news you can enjoy now on leaven. that's right. starting monday may 22nd kron. 4 morning news on the weekdays, the finance to 11. we'll be the finance to 11. we'll be right back. how do we decide what hotel to book?

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>> the san francisco fire department. they're sounding the alarm about lithium ion batteries catching on fire, but a color they're saying and high-rise buildings. it's actually a growing problem nationwide. batteries used up our e-scooters and e-bikes can actually overheat during changing in. they can also catch fire. if you're charging them overnight, while some residents are sleep, of our captain jonathan baxter says if you have one of these devices, be sure not to throw away the charging instructions.

>> following the recommendations for charging don't overcharge these units. most of the larger components have an indicator that will tell you when it's charged. no one that is set a timer in taking off. >> all right. fire captain says owners should be checking their batteries, damage or a corrosion regularly. also, people should plug these devices straight into wall outlet, not into those power shift. i know sometimes little tempted to do never also trust a secondhand charging device. it's not meant to handle the charging capacity of a large battery, ok? so this is really get tips to all right. over the next few days, you're probably thinking about the weekend because we're just a day away from that. we really want to know what the weather is going to like. you've been talking about the warm-up. is it here yeah, definitely be hot. not today. just yet. even though today is a warm up from the past couple of days, we'll be seeing some mid 70's out there at the warmest. >> for your daytime highs today. now your view outside

from the east bay hill still looking at some clear conditions. you can see that blanket of cloud cover sitting just above the bay. glad to see. >> that it's settled aloft a little bit rather than settling right into the bay. >> because that would result in those lower visibility conditions and the fog that we ducey oftentimes, but not the past few days. we've been blessed by having that cloud cover right above us. high pressure ridge is sitting in place at this point that is going to continue to keep us dry fog at the coastline, especially as we move into the weekend. but as of today, that blanket sitting right up there, i'm going to be taking a look at it closely this morning. see if it settles into the bay. see if we do see some visibility issues. but as of right now, you're good into tomorrow. temperatures will begin to climb a little bit further. that's when we're going to be seeing some low 80's come saturday and sunday. there's your low 90's for inland areas. the peak of our warm up before we cool back down gradually into next week. winds not as much of a factor as yesterday, which will be a nice note today. overall just

described as a pleasant one in san francisco. most of us will be in the low 60's. a few 50's to low 60's right along the coastline. most of the rest of the bay area in the 60's today. although a good share of 70's, especially as compared to yesterday, san jose. you'll be right at 70 degrees today. looking at freeman through hayward in the mid 60's. while livermore getting close to the 70 degree mark, you'll be there from danville, walnut creek, up to concord. well, oakland at 65 antioch. 75 vacaville. 76, our warmest spot in the bay area today center fell in santa rosa. also in the low 70's for your daytime highs. tomorrow's temperatures rise into the low 80's inland. the low 70's along the bay shore saturday and sunday will bring our hottest temperatures before backing off the heat incrementally into next week. by next wednesday. it's low 80's that are very stand after that. further cooling into the upper 70's rain. all right, john, thank you for that. let's check on the bridge cams. >> 72 right, traveling into

the city this morning. no major delays there. san mateo bridge about 13, 80 to 101, center fell bridge 8 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 20 minutes on this thursday. well, embattled freshman congressman george santos is promising a fight after he was criminally charge of fraud wednesday. santos is pleading not guilty to 13 federal charges in all. those include wire fraud, money laundering, theft of public funds, making false statements to congress. prosecutors say cental solicited donations which were supposed to go to his campaign. house speaker kevin mccarthy says he won't essentials to resign unless he's convicted. >> if a person is indicted, they're not on committees. they have the right to vote. but they have to go. >> trial. it's an tell should step down. santos after posting a half a million dollars. bond says he no plans to resign from congress. it's looking forward to going back to washington to vote.

president biden is slamming republicans propose spending cuts just a day after meeting with house speaker kevin mccarthy. biden accuse republicans of holding the economy hostage during a speech in new york on wednesday. he also set spending cuts would be devastating schools and school programs. biden signaled willingness to discuss pending in the future, but set that should not be tied to current negotiations. he's actually florted the idea of using the d th amendment to go aro congress. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says that will be necessary. >> may have it. been said publicly. >> after the meeting is fact >> ultimately an agreement will be reached joe biden, kevin mccarthy and the country will not default. >> i done mcconnell and other congressional leaders will meet again friday for another round of negotiations. former raiders wide receiver henry ruggs entered a guilty plea in las vegas courtroom on

wednesday causing a fiery dui i remember killing a woman and her dog rocks pled guilty to felony dui resulting in death and a misdemeanor count. vehicular manslaughter under the plea deal ruggs will spend between 3 in 10 years in prison according to court documents. rugs twice the legal blood alcohol limit. it was at drive-in elisa 150 miles per hour. at the time of that crash. 2 relays the man convicted of shooting rap star megan. the stallion has been denied a new trial in the case. lane's lost his last ditch attempt at a new trial after judge directed rejected the claim that he, quote, had ineffective counsel in, quote, he faces prison time for the shooting and that wounded. i'm megan, the stallion outside of a party in the hollywood hills back in 2020, the judge has yet to set a sentencing date. the end of title. 42, that controversial border policy.

well, in just before midnight tonight, the administration is promising that this doesn't mean the border will just be open. washington correspondent basil john joining us with the very latest. basil, what are you learning? >> well, good morning that the policy allowed for the rapid expulsion of migrants who were seeking asylum and would not allow them. but the administration says that they are prepared for whatever could happen next. >> we are a nation of immigrants. we are also a nation of loss. the end of title. 42 is on the horizon and homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas. >> so the administration is aware of the challenges coming even after nearly 2 years of preparation, we expect to see large numbers of encounters at our southern border in the days and weeks after may. 11th with the policy ending the biden administration will fall back on older u.s. policies. jeff, tougher consequences for

people who cross the border least a 5 year bar on re-entry into the united states and can face criminal prosecution if they attempt to cross again. but the administration is planning to implement several changes like opening more migration hubs. so asylum seekers won't put their lives in danger. the administration blames congress for lack of action. >> this catastrophic border crisis is a national security crisis. an economic crisis and a humanitarian crisis. new york republican congresswoman elise stefanik says the house is set to vote on a border security package. finish the wall. >> advance border technology and support our brave border patrol agents. but democrats see this bill as dead on arrival in the senate and point out that there's nothing in the bill for people to legally migrate. the republican approach is anchored and xenophobia. and fanning the flames. hatred and distrust. now, president joe biden has spoken with his mexican counterpart and he

says that they are on board and cooperating reporting live in washington. i'm basil, john. the update there. well, still to come on the kron, 4 morning news to talk about california attorney rob bonta. >> now looking into any out police department. we're going to hear what might lea

>> well, activists say black people in san francisco are 5 times more likely to die of a fentanyl overdose. members of

the organization, wealth and disparities in the black community rallied on the steps, the steps of city hall demanding leaders to do something about the surge in overdoses. we've been seen. >> so we today. >> on the bench in all overall. but yet a done deal. the prices of black people and the overdose deaths finton all. we stand here today today to declare a state of emergency. >> well, the group wants the city to focus more on the news of the black community to reduce inequality in equities also want the city to ensure . testing strips and narcan are widely available. i will take your phone out. scan this qr code on your screen as kron four's putting the focus on fentanyl. we're tracking the crisis right here in the bay.

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>> now we're back. we'll look at that there. hey, well, we're bracing for the weekend. excited about what's to come. we've been talking about the forecast past few days, i'm excited for this warm-up that cooldown. good morning. i know you like it. >> on the hotter side a lot of us out there are going to enjoy this well, specially our sunshine and heat lovers. if you've got a pool or in the neighborhood there somewhere, it's a place to go for those of you that aren't so fond of it like those 70's better will today's for you as will be the end of next week? we're looking out there at some relatively clear skies this morning. we are talking a lot of fog because that cloud cover is sitting aloft right above the bay rather than sinking right into its. you're actually doing fairly good. as far as visibility goes, we'll be watching those hillsides pretty closely seeing if we do have low visibility pockets.