>> well, come on back to the kron. 4 morning news are going on for 30 am on a monday. hopefully you really enjoyed the weekend with your mom or whoever is representative of a mother figure in your life. but we've got to get your role. and as you start your week and head back outside. john, what's the weather like today? i was so cute. yesterday i was walking around outside seeing all the and all the children and those like, yeah, it's special. >> absolutely. it was good weather for it, too. as long as mom like the heat should

probably left yesterday today we're going to be warm to but not quite as warm as we were yesterday. a little bit on the gray side for sure. if you're closer to the coastline, i know in san francisco that wall of fog just push dead late afternoon after what was such a nice sunny day. and yeah, you can see that low cloud cover sitting above the bay right now. now temperatures are actually fairly mild this morning. look at this. a lot of us are just below the 60 degree mark. so light jacket if you want for those of you that are going to be out there for the morning jog. this is pretty ideal conditions for it. today's daytime highs won't be as warm as yesterday's. where are we seeing lower visibility? well, that's especially a problem for the north bay. so do watch your travels out there. we do have a few spots in the east bay, too, especially up in the hills where we are seeing a few low visibility pockets. fog burns off lifts later on this morning. setting this up for another good dose of sunshine. if you do have a chance to get outside this monday further inland, it's going to be toasty. still, but closer to the bay shore and the coast. we're going to be

looking at some nice, comfortable weather. those inland daytime highs, not as warm as this weekend, but we're still going to be rising into the mid 80's for many spots. going to be breaking down. everything you got to know for this upcoming week. all still to come in your forecast rain. all right, john, thank you for role in on a monday heading into the city right now. 7 minutes, mace that pretty much the exit. thankfully, no accidents, no delays here. >> san mateo bridge about 12 minutes. a 80 to 101. the richmond, sandra fell bridge 7 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 19 minutes on this monday ahead of the summer and next month's pride event. san francisco department of public health. they are urging him pox vaccinations, people vulnerable to getting infected with the disease. kron four's philippe reports from a pop-up clinic in so much. take a look. >> after shopping in san francisco saturday, alex car passed through the soma second saturday's event on 12th street unaware that the san francisco public health department was offering free

m-pox vaccinations between fulsome and harrison streets. know what i love that are just walked up and they asked me for my information, health insurance on idea. >> and done in less than 10 minutes, he received his first dose months ago. the public health department says people should wait at least 28 days to get their second shot to be fully vaccinated. but health officials say you do not need to restart the series if more than 28 days have passed so hard, jumped at the chance to maximize protection against the disease. it's not just about like preventing me from getting it's about like if i it's about preventing me from getting it and spreading it to other people unknowingly. this is the first of 2 pop-up clinic schedule that a second saturdays. the next will be held june 10th. a chance for those who received their first dose to get a second ahead of next month's pride celebrations and other summer lgbtq events. transmission rates are low in the city, but with outbreaks being reported across the country, the city

and nonprofits are taking a proactive approach to the virus spreading mostly through men who have with other men rather than wait for it to become a crisis again, like it did last year because we weren't expecting it. >> this time we have we have some advance warning and we want to approach from a preventive medicine point of view and protect our constituencies before they need. our partnership with department of public health has been one of our primary focus is over the last couple of years. >> so that we can responsibly bring back large gatherings. >> the vaccine is not 100% effective. there are reports of breakthrough infections, but health officials say being fully vaccinated will lessen the severity of symptoms of an infection in san francisco. philippe djegal, all kron, 4 news. >> well, in the a teenage boy was arrested in connection to a shooting that killed another teen in vacaville. police say the 2 teens they've been in an altercation prior to that shooting. that happened around

6 on medals drive. the victim was taken to the hospital where he died of his injuries. officers, they were responding to that scene. the alleged shooter took themselves to a local hospital with a gunshot wound and was being treated. his injuries are non life threatening and he will be taken to solano county juvenile hall after he is released from the hospital. >> take a look at this. a large water main broke in mill valley on sunday. water was just shooting up from the ground. hamilton, roland shelter bay, no valley. police say it happened around 10:00am. the roadway was closed until repairs were completed around noon. and in an effort to reduce waste yet city environmental officials, they watched a program that >> incentivize restaurants to invest in reusable food. we're and utensils. now the program is going to $500 to 200

dine-in restaurants to help them transition to more sustainable practices. 7 environment says the switch cuts or restaurants caused by eliminate the need the need to continuously by those single-use food where the program built off of a pilot program launched in 2019 which supported 120 businesses as they switch to reusable dining systems. well, the global hunger crisis continues to escalate. we have new data and showing a surge in food insecurity impacting millions of americans and other communities around the world. christie meal takes a look at the numbers and what is hindering access to food. >> rising rates of food insecurity have global health officials starving for solutions. new data from the united nations finds more than a quarter billion people in 58 countries lacked regular access to enough food to promote a healthy life last year. 35 million people. >> on the of starvation. 258 million people

experiencing and that food and appreciative prices. un report says ongoing conflicts like the war between russia and ukraine. >> economic uncertainty and worsening climate change are fueling global food shortages. it's the 4th year in a row levels of food. insecurity have grown. analysts say it's posing severe threats, especially for children. >> worldwide 149 million children under 5 are experiencing stunted growth. and 35 million are suffering from wasting here in the states. the nonprofit group feeding america says 34 million people are food insecure with new data from purdue university's consumer food insights report finding food, insecure households are less happy with their overall diet. >> in less happy with their overall life in general. then our food secure household in the u.s. researchers also say high bills and limited access to grocery stores is causing more shoppers to expand their search. >> for budget friendly foods, total food spending is about 7% higher. now, that was the

case last year about 55% of consumers said that they had shopped at dollar store in the past 30 days. in fact, most people said that there was a dollar store closer to their home. >> then was the typical grocery store. >> well, bay to breakers race is next weekend bar. they released a special early service schedule for the event offer for trains without limits stops to ensure race participants can arrive to embarcadero at 07:00am each strain will be out of service after riders are dropped off at the embarcadero. we have more details on this special service that can be found on bart's website. annual hannah gala was held over the weekend by the korean american community foundation is and we just built. it's the largest philanthropic gathering of green americans on the west coast. the foundation honored oakland actor and producer daniel dae kim with its trailblazer award. well,

people in off corners of the bay area were out celebrating the mothers and their lives. >> on sunday, the family says the union square and below. we'll turn for a second straight year of floral displays and on music. it featured bright, colorful floral are according to the union square alliance. the area has a long history as a hub for floral art and engagement. so event featured salsa music performers and dancers and even a chance for everyone to dance in their plow that together. and and they did. meantime, over the east bay, mom's got a chance to share their special day with their college graduates. uc berkeley graduations in full swing caught up with one mother. daughter duo showing how much they mean to each other. >> the first generation student reading was from what her sacrifice is everything. and he's allowed me to be where i am today. so being

able to get her degree in return and say thank you supporting me and be my side, the hallways, everything. >> so proud of and that may be in the know big. he's going to be instances know, the ways thank them. >> high. >> all right. let's switch gears. visit national news, a former executive with that tik tok's parent company claiming the company shares data with the chinese government, including american user accounts. he also says the company is engaged in a wall. why scheme the steel in profit from the content of others. kelsey kerstein has that story. >> bytedance the parent company of tiktok is now being sued by a former executive who accuses the tech giant of working with and sharing u.s. data with the chinese government. ex employee roger. how you claims bytedance is monitored by phe chinese

communist party from his beijing headquarters. in addition to sharing u.s. users data, you said in the complaint the bidens created fabricated users to exaggerate its metric and served as a useful propaganda tool for the chinese communist party. eu alleges by danced fired him after exposing the company's wrongdoing. in a statement bytedance denies any wrongdoing saying it's committed to respecting the intellectual property of other companies. and we acquire data in accordance with industry practices and our global policy. this lawsuit comes less than 2 months after the tiktok ceo testified in front of lawmakers on capitol hill denying that the chinese government has access to tiktok data 150 million americans with the app. >> i have seen no evidence that the chinese government has access to that data. >> the biden administration has banned tiktok from all federal devices. and in montana, the state going a step further banning the

platform on all devices altogether. well, that was kelsey kerstein reporting. now bytedance responded to the suit saying, quote, >> we plan to vigorously oppose what we believe are baseless claims and allegations. mister, you work for bytedance for less than a year. coming up next to the kron. 4 morning news as the warriors start off the season. >> bush's service about who will stay with the team next season and talk more about that. and very special announcement about the kron. 4 morning news starting may 22nd. we're going to be starting up spanking new schedule. we'll be on from 5 to 11. join us for all the overnight local news traffic and weather that you can enjoy. and now it's on until 11. again, that starting monday may 22nd the kron. 4 morning news. we'll be weekdays from 05:00am to 11:00am. we'll be right back 11:00am. we'll be right back after the break.

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>> all right. well, answers to your pressing tech questions rich tomorrow has that in today's tech smart. take a look. every week i get lots of questions from you. i answer many of them on my radio show and podcast. but there are some that i see over and over. first up, erika says she's going to be traveling this summer and wants an international sim card. thankfully, it's easy to have cellular coverage wherever you go. these days first, i recommend checking with your carrier to see if international coverage is included in your plan. if not,

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information. there are also paid services that will scrub your personal data. believe me. we'll contact dozens of the biggest data brokers while incognita will reach out to over 100 services. the subscriptions cost 80 to $130 a year and keep in mind they might not get rid of everything. there are also free guide. you can follow to do this yourself. it works, but it is time consuming. finally, google has a feature called results about you tap the 3 dots near any search results and choose remove result. just know this gets rid of the search results but not where it comes from. finally, richard asks that age old question, how do you eliminate e-mails that continue to be sent even when you've unsubscribe? here's my rule of thumb. you can safely unsubscribe to emails from legitimate senders like those from big companies and those from email marketing services like mailchimp for others report as spam or block without opening them. you might also consider turning

off remote image. loading on your e-mail program this way. senators won't know if you've opened a message which might make them send last your way. if you like answers like this, subscribe to my podcast is called rich on tech and you can find inside any audio app. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. all right. i'm always tech savvy or after rich demuro package. thanks to that ridge. >> all always way savvier in terms of the weather after one john's forecast. good yes, that's the whole point. listen up. going really get out there at some fog this morning, which is not a big surprise. if you are looking out at the horizon yesterday, especially closer to the coastline. >> yes, and sweeping indefinitely making for a switch up for the change of the day after such some sunny conditions, san francisco out into the east bay at looking at views like this up in the hillsides, can't see much of anything from the east bay hills. now, skies will clear out later today that fog burns off. look at what we had up in the sierra nevada yesterday.

so we had enough monsoonal moisture result in some thunderstorms up there for your sunday. lightning strikes up and down. fortunately for the sierra there still a lot of snow pack. so that's going to stop. and he sort of potential for any sort of wildfire activity in those higher elevations. but we did see around half a foot to a foot of snow melt occurring over the past 3 days in the sierra. so now all that water is draining up into the small streams. i know you 70's going to have some issues with high water levels these next several days because of these warmer temperatures. high pressure ridge, hot temperatures. that's what we've seen the past few days. we still hot enough temperatures out in the central valley for some heat advisories out that way. although none of those here in the bay area this morning starting off with the gray, a budget sunshine again this afternoon. nother push of evening fog tonight. another dose a great tomorrow morning before yet another sunny and hot day for your tuesday. today's daytime highs will be in the 60's with near 70 for downtown san francisco. some

60's at the coast. 2 and a little sunshine out there. after that morning, gray burns off. it will be 70's for most of the bayshore palo alto at 78. we do have some low 80's for the south bay to even mid 80's and san jose campbell in los gatos inland east bay, still quite warm today, livermore. 84 conquered 82 degrees. well, some of our hottest spots being antioch in pittsburgh, 85, 83 degrees for your daytime highs. getting your lookahead. tomorrow's temperatures will be up a little bit compared to today. tomorrow is the warmest of the workweek in the low 90's for a couple of spots, most inland areas in the upper 80's. well reversed course after that inland spots will be in the low 80's by thursday, low 70's elong the bay shore and some mid 60's hanging out towards the coast right now. all right, john, thank for that. check in on your morning. drive. >> about a 7 minute commute into the city this morning. may so that freeman street exit san mateo bridge, a little under 12, 80 to 101, richmond center fell bridge 8 minute drive. and checking on

that golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 19 minutes. turning now to bay area baseball. the giants taking on the diamondbacks starting in that 4th inning, michael conforto hits of pull it out to right. give the giants a run. that was all the giants could muster on offense. arizona came back in the need to score their first run of the game and they scored another in the bottom of the night to win the game. the giants that will host the phillies tonight. first pitch is 6.45? and the a's are looking to split the series with the rangers starting in the top of the 8th. well, teams or tie 3, 3, until the rangers. it's loaded for 4 right? and then you have the garcia. he had a grand slam to cap off thrun 8th inning. texas won it 11 to 3. the a's are hosted on for 3 game series tonight. first pitch is at 6.40. well, it is about a month earlier than everyone hope, but it's time

to focus on the lawyers. offseason and they're into with a whole lot of questions. general manager meyer's contract expires at the end of june. draymond green has the option to opt out of the final year of his deal. thompson is entering the final year of his and he said that was an extension. here's how jordan poole seasons about the possibilities for next season. >> the guys have to mlke decisions not only for their future and their career, but for their families. the decisions were made. we had an amazing year last year and we want a championship. i was yes, we strive for every time we come out of time. the court, you know, to able get another chance to come back with a group of guys that i'm core guys next year and i have >> so we're going to keep you updated on any changes with the team's roster. as a dove start off their season. i don't. would say memorial day weekend is expected to be busier than in 2019. triple a says 42 million americans.

they travel 50 miles or more from home. that's an increase of about 7% from last year. despite inflation, experts say more americans are planning trips, booking them earlier. experts say the summer travel season could set records, especially at airports. air travel is expected to increase 11% over last year and over memorial day weekend. so both

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getting close to 5. and if you are planning on leaving the house is next. few minutes. do watch for some spots of low visibility this morning got quite a lot of fog and low gray out there. a lot of it sitting right above the visibility at half. moon bay, for example, is ok, you're just looking up at the clouds. so watch your travel up. 92 as you're getting down san mateo and down into the bay from there at the coast. 50's for most of our current temps, actually very mild. start to this morning at the coast today that low gray burns off. you'll be in the 60's this afternoon. well, for the rest of us still a warm one, but not as hot as we were this weekend. most highs in the 70's along the bay shore and 80's for inland areas >> even magnums a stream love this story. >> lael native the 40 can

officially be referred to as doctor the 40 he received an honorary doctorate in music from his alma mater, grambling state university in louisiana earlier this year, 40 donated $100,000 to the hbc use music department to help install a recording studio which is now named after him. so >> it was only right raising work there. thank you. i will still to come on the kron 4 morning news. okay. we're talking about oakland teachers back in the classroom this morning after an overnight deal is reached. what we know about that tentative agreement. and a woman helping someone after a freeway crash is struck and killed. the suspect still at large. we'll have those details in a live have those details in a live report.

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>> from the bay area's local news station. we now with breaking news. >> good morning. thank you for joining us here at 05:00am in the breaking news this morning. oakland teachers apparently will be back in the classroom starting today. that's right. the teachers union and the school district. they reached a tentative agreement shortly after about 02:00am this morning. so this is all just group called for michael thomas standing by with the very latest out of oakland. michael. >> yeah, good morning, everyone. that's right. this strike he's been put on hold for today and oakland students will be able to go back into the classroom officially tomorrow. but schools will be open for students who need those resources.