the next few days into the next weekend. it's going to be a sunny one. good morning, john. hay rain that. yeah, we're going to see a sunny afternoon. we've got the fog this morning, though, looking out there at the east bay. you can see. >> that low gray that is hovering right over the bay itself. now for most of us visibility is okay. but we are seeing some localized areas where you're going to be driving through that dense fog, especially in the year hillsides of the bayshore south bay and north bay. so watch out for some of that. it burns off it lifts and it sets us up for a really nice afternoon as far as sunshine goes. but it may be is too much sunshine for some of us because temperatures will be warmer today than they were yesterday. right now it's low to mid 50's for most of our current temperatures. light jacket kind of stuff at the most. as we move through the day today, you are going to see daytime highs rising further than they did yesterday for inland areas. it's going to set us up for a few upper 80's. even a couple of low 90's. i got the details on where you'll see those numbers all still to come

right right on the eve of which cam's a 7 minute ride into the city we go. >> san mateo bridge not seen any major issues or delays. there a little under 30 minutes. so that's really good. a richmond, sandra fell bridge 7 minutes and that golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 19 minutes on a tuesday. well, sam francis will district attorney brooke jenkins decision to not file charges in the shooting death of banko. brown has sparked a lot of reaction. some are just agreeing with her decision. others are saying she made the right call well for just but with a former prosecutor to get his take on the call, not to file charges. district attorney brooke jenkins declined to file any charges as she believes the security guard acted in self-defense. >> in order to bring charges, she said her office had to believe a jury would convict and had doubts that the jury would do so. given the argument of self-defense. our legal analyst michael cardoza told me jenkins was faced with

a very difficult decision. reasonable minds can differ. >> i chose this tape. defense attorneys to prosecutors. >> and everyone had a different opinion about the time said yes, i would. prosecutor said there's no way you can prove it. so this is one of those in-between cases. if she doesn't believe she can prove it, the under reasonable doubt she's an elected official. we have to go with what you said. also told me he respects and understands jenkins decision and said that there is no statute of limitations for murder or manslaughter in california. >> so this could all change if there is new evidence never presented could pose. a did wonder why jenkins did not put this case to attorney general rob bonta's office to make a charging call in the newsroom. i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news. a richmond business owner says he still pretty shaken up after he was attacked and >> robbed outside a shop on friday. it happened in the middle of the day. what is

employees and customers were still around. rovers amanda hari spoke with the victim as video of that attack. >> it was business as usual at master tent in richmond on monday. but its owner is still shaken up over what happened friday afternoon. the incident is captured on surveillance video. 3 men pull into the parking lot in a white car. they back up to the open garage and then 2 of the men jumped out pointing what looks like guns into the business. you can hear one employees screaming as one of the man approaches her. >> you'll hear just working. >> i make no money. no going to have your life. and like somebody just comes in and rob you, it's like it's not safe owner marcelo junior says he was in a side room. you heard all the commotion and ran outside to grab me and then i i fall on the ground right? >> and then they were looking. they were looking for my chain for my chain weather channel, which and i do have an you can see the men standing over

junior. >> they took his wallet and a bracelet off his wrist. but what he found most unsettling is what they said to him. he said he was going to cue me for some reason when those underground junior says the bracelet was worth $3,000, any had hundreds of dollars in his wallet as well as credit carts. they tried to use it to try to buy something to. >> warming it. when do see san francisco keys cancel the credit cards but doesn't expect to get the cash back. >> richmond police are investigating. junior says officers may know at least one of the men involved. i think it was employee. you know, the i had to change years says he's going to look at photos. potential suspects on tuesday enrichment amanda hari kron. 4 news. well, in new mexico, 3 people are dead and 6 others were injured when an 18 year-old. >> randomly opened fire new mexico neighborhood. police in farmington, new mexico right near that utah state line say that man fired at house isn't cars least 3 weapons, including an ar style rifle. one farmington police officer

was shot and injured in a state trooper was hospitalized in that incident. no word yet on the identity of the gunman or a possible motive. and the highway patrol are investigating a shooting that happened just after 3.30, monday in oakland. officers say that incident happened on westbound interstate 5.80. all right. nice to 14th avenue where someone shot at a vehicle victim nor anyone else was injured. is asking anyone with information about that incident to call their office. about 3,000 teachers in oakland unified will return to the classroom this morning after being on strike. teachers in the district reached an agreement early monday morning about that yesterday after 7 days picketing kron four's rob nesbitt has that story. >> the windows in the negotiating room. cameras captured the moment members of the oakland education association celebrate their contract agreement with the oakland unified school district. finally getting the district to agree on their common good requests assistance on how students

shared governance. >> and more resources for historically black thriving community schools, schools with 40% or more black students. the agreement also includes investments in school. librarians guidance counselors and school nurses when it comes to compensation. the district says there will be 10% raises for teachers. >> and one time bonuses of $5,000 district superintendent doctor kyla johnson trim mel says she's committed to rebuilding the trust of teachers. >> we could position ourselves to pay our teachers and educators. what they deserve. and i want to underscore, we realize we're not there yet. this is one crucial step towards getting there. the district's chief governance officer josh daniel says the only common good goal that has a direct cost implication is the investment in black community schools and it has 5 teachers special assignment that will need to be created and maintained for the that's 3 years class is scheduled to resume tuesday with futures off the picket lines and back in the classroom. the first graduation scheduled for oakland high school may 22nd according to the district. no

school days will need to be added to the calendar because of class time missed, we're able to bring students back into schools in a way to a better. then we left them. >> well, that was kron four's. rob nesbitt reporting for us this morning. according to the district teachers will not be paid for the time that they were out of the classroom during that strike. well, in a few months, student loan borrowers, they're going to start paying back their loans again because the secretary of education confirmed agency starting to prep to restart federal student loan payments after a 3 year pandemic pause officials say payments could start in october and loan servicers have to notify borrowers of the restarts after august 31st. the current biden administration plan on student loan forgiveness that's still being challenged in court. all right. new developments on the openai's baseball team moving to las vegas azar building team off the field and it includes follies and our valleys,

rather and a stadium on the site of tropicana there on the strip. how payne has that story? >> what we know now is that this is an opportunity for las vegas and stated honestly to expand their sports. president's state senator scott letting us know what he knows and valleys announced stadium will occupy 9 of the 35 acre tropicana site. it will hold 30,000 fans to cheer on the a's over 81 regular season home games and they project 2 and a half million people to visit every year. what we also know is that they're really concentrating on this site tropicana and him and also told 8 news now, but he doesn't know. and so we still know how large of an ask, like how much money is going to cost taxpayers and what's the return on the investment? >> before the a's decided to switch development sites and signs of tropicana. have they were asking for half a billion dollars in tax breaks. now they say it might only be 395 million. >> all of that is up to the

legislature. but what's the timeline as far as the bill? not sure exactly when it's going to come. the bill might get introduced sometime this week. they're waiting for results of a traffic study, but nobody really knows what will be in it or who will introduce it. >> as between the state senate and the assembly, potentially even the governor last week, the a's worked out a deal with the powerful nevada, culinary. >> it has more than 60,000 workers mostly in and around las vegas. that will give a's workers the right to organize a negotiate union contracts in the meantime, bally's is fielding calls from interested developers, one real estate developer who pledged to 175 million to help improve the tropicana site. so we know that this is a great opportunity. >> and that was kyle paine reporting. lawmakers are in session until june 5th. >> state senator hammond says it's plenty of time to get that bill to vote senate and the assembly. he projects a new ballpark open in time for 2027. the a's are expected to play in oakland next season until their lease runs out. we're asked for now we asked for an interview with the a's

president dave carroll, but he declined. >> palisades tahoe is the last key resort standing after a winter storm brought some 60 feet snow to the sierra. the resort still open doesn't look like it's going to closing down any time soon. the resort plans to remain open 7 days a week through may. it's going to switch to fridays through sundays in june with the last day on the 4th of july. so got her get up there. well, the commerce department, they're now accepting applications for government grants aimed at helping to grow the tech industry outside of traditional areas like silicon valley, the program most infuse up to half a billion dollars into the nation's budding tech hubs to apply for the government grants regions, states or cities you need to partner with colleges in the companies in the tech industry, experts say there are many industries as cities that could actually qualify. >> rochester, minnesota is the home of the mayo clinic. medical technology is

certainly one of the eligible categories testing labs >> upgrading facilities, worker training programs. >> well, pennsylvania congresswoman susan wild introduced the bill to create this program and it was passes part of last year's chips act. she says the money will also allow colleges better prepare for students. well, ben in machines could be a rising toll in the nation's fight against the opioid epidemic. there are a growing number of cities and local governments, including right here in the bay area. they're stocking public machines with free narcan and other harm reduction items. the fda recently approved the overdose reversal drug over-the-counter sales, along with arkansan vending machines have been modified to dispense fentanyl testing strips. h i v testing kits and even contraceptives. still to come on the kron 4 morning news, tsa at the san jose airport. >> the testing out some facial recognition tech. why some

travelers say they're on board worried about their privacy. and the lawyers fans may still be pretty sad about the play off that. here's something to smile about. we'll tell you about how this award steph curry is a finalist force that will make you feel good. and a special announcement about the kron. 4 morning news starting next week. may 22nd. we're going to be starting off. brand new schedule will be awesome. 5.11, when it's for all the overnight local news traffic weather, the you can enjoy now on 11 and starting monday may 22nd morning news. it's going to weekdays. 05:00am we leavening? we'll be right back after the break.

>> well, in the south bay long planned food prevention work along coyote creek in san jose is under way. the okay. flood prevention work. the work is expected to continue for months. forcing lot of the people who live along the creek have to leave. well, first, charles clifford has that story for us. >> back in 2017 flooding along coyote creek here in san jose forced thousands of people to flee. since then the city of santa clara valley water district and then working on a plan to improve flood protection along the creek. that work began on the ground. unfortunately, there are many people who live along coyote creek are being forced to leave on monday. the city of san jose begin clearing a four-mile stretch of coyote creek from oakland road to interstate 2.80.

>> as a result, a large number of homeless camps and debris will be removed. the city has told those living here that anyone found staying along the creek after may 15th, we'll be trespassing. this is moving living people out. >> with no place to go. francesca paste is a homeless advocate. she's concerned that not enough effort has been put into making sure the people who have to leave coyote creek have somewhere to go. this is just perfect insanity. you're moving. human beings are retraumatizing them. you're taking away what they've lived in for 3 or more years here. we people to get up monday afternoon. san jose mayor matt mahan conceded that many of those who are being forced from coyote creek may not be able to find shelter. he says the city needs to prioritize creating temporary housing for just that reason. it's the very lack of places. >> for people to go, that has me so concern to the extent that we can offer them an alternative. it's because >> we don't have more sites

like this. once the abatement work is completed along coyote creek, the santa clara valley water district plans to build walls and other flood prevention measures. >> that work could begin this summer in san jose. charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> all right. we'll be talking about flat preparing ge ting things pretty ready. we've also been talking about really nice weather we've had over the past few days waiting for a whole another holiday to pop ups. we have an excuse to be out all day long. john, good morning. yeah, we are looking at another nice warm afternoon today. it is going to be a little hot for those of you for this to inland. so we'll be back in off the heat in the days to come, at least for those of you that are maybe this is not so great anymore. >> there's cloud cover push right into the golden gate this morning, golden gate bridge down there somewhere. we are seeing a few visibility areas that are low, just localized visibility impacts from this low grain fog that is hanging out with this. high-pressure ridge is entrenched across the region that is going to stay in place. so we are remaining

persistently dry to this forecast. nothing coming through interrupt that trend. now we do have are foggy. mornings are sunny afternoons. that is something that continues each and every morning as we round out this weekend work our way into the eventual weekend. the good thing is, though, if you don't love these near 2.90, degree day time highs, we back up some of that heat for this in mind. as for temps in san francisco to be 60's, same for you at the coast are most mild areas while 70's for most of the bay shore. areas like foster city. at 75 redwood city in palo alto at 79. as for the south bay, it will be low to mid 80's for your daytime highs today. looking at upper 70's for free mott. well, livermore near 90 87. same for you in walnut creek and concord. a couple low 90's for antioch in vacaville. i know it's warm, but today is really the last day that we should be seeing those 90's in the forecast after today. we are cooling down consistently taking us to the low 80's by the start of the weekend in london, low 70's by the bay

shore. each afternoon stays dry and sunny with each morning bringing some fog with it rain. all right, john, thank you for those bridge cam's a slow commute for you heading into the city. >> 7 minutes. so that fremont street exit our san mateo bridge about 12, 18 want to one richmond center fell bridge 7 minute drive and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 19 minutes. well in the south bay, your next trip to an airport may include a so be ready for that tsa in san jose. they're now using facial recognition. security checkpoint kron four's justin campbell, that chance to chat with some travelers about that new tech. >> these machines are only at 16 airports. some travelers here are excited about this technology while others are concerned about privacy. travelers at san jose airport now have the option to volunteer in the and use this facial recognition machine. the machine takes a real-time photo of the traveler and

compares it to facial features of their id with basic biographical information. i think it's pretty our phones do it every day. so i feel like it's not much of a change from what we usually do on a daily bases. tsa says the goal of the new technology is to improve safety through security checkpoints, but it is raising some privacy concerns. i do have some concerns about how facial recognition works. that definitely heard it's not always accurate, especially for people with darker complexions, that it can get a lot of things and professor of cybersecurity at san jose state university says he also has some reservations about the technology you know, they can ice people with all different scanners, different, you know. >> and that confused about, you know, the picture and about the person should be no concerns for your privacy or the government maintaining or keeping this information. tsa spokesperson lorie dankers says your privacy is safe.

there's no way that this particular unit came store. the and staff conducted to any type of recording device that once the real-time verification takes place, do we stand cleaner and the next will come through. >> with the start of summer travel season. now, just 2 weeks away, verdict is still out on whether it will move you through that line faster. >> tsa hoping eventually this technology will speed up the process at the lines. but right now it is just a pilot program, but they plan to roll it out at other airports across the u.s. reporting here in san jose, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> on the giants are hosting the phillies. casey smith getting pis first major league start at second base. the bottle to second ties with down by 2 bases loaded to wilmer flores and he hits a liner right? castellanos must in for a run. comes into score very next batter. michael monfort auto hit a homer that

brought in about 3 more runs, letting the giants take. police. police managed to score one more la the game. they could not catch up to the giants. the giants 1, 6, 3, their play again tonight at 6.45? the a's for oakland hosting the diamondbacks starting in the top of the second that well, there you have carol. hits this one to give it right back to arizona, given those 2 runs his score, 2 more, the top of the 3rd and the a's came back and scored their first run of the game. diamondbacks held on to their lead for the rest of the game. while the a's try their best to catch up, arizona won 5, 2 and they're gonna play that game. 2 of the series will be tonight at 6.40. the news. for the kareem abdul-jabbar, social justice champion of war. that award is given to the year's most impactful. social justice advocate who is continuing the nba's tradition of activism. the other 4 finalists are

jaren jackson junior tre jones. chris paul grant williams the nba. they're going to donate $25,000 to that social justice nonprofit for each of those finalists. the winner is going to get $100,000 donation. we'll be right back after the break.

>> 4.55. in getting a little hint of brightness in the distance above the clouds seen here from c church tower. definitely a foggy gray start

to the day all over again. but skies will clear out much as they have been from the 50's that we're at right now to eventually the 60's 70's 80's and hey, even a couple of low 90's for spots like antioch in vacaville, san jose. you'll be 83 today. oakland at a cool 71. well, san francisco, pretty nice mild. 69, >> even that, ok? so we're talking about look at this. oakley public works. employees rescued baby ducklings from a storm drain. they say the ducklings were safety reunited with their mama, which happily let the group to safety and to the nearby lake at delaney park. i just love baby. anything's, maybe duckies baby katie. even baby snakes. still to come the next hour, we had a lot to talk about francisco. they're expanding. their vast are programmed to the mission. >> why city leaders think this will help promote public safety. and breaking overnight at 4 train with passengers inside crashes against a car. several people are injured. rich, tell you the latest in a

live report. plus, we're following the latest developments in the shooting case of ankle round backlash against the san francisco da after the surveillance video was released. we'll be right back. make sure you stay with back. make sure you stay with us.

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>> from the bay area's local news station. we now with breaking news. >> and that breaking news this morning. bart riders had to be rescued overnight after a train struck a vehicle on the tracks. thank you for joining us. i'm james fletcher and i'm reyna harvey. 3 people were injured, including the train's operator. will trend is live at a bart station with the latest will says pretty alarming to hear what happened. >> here's what you need to know. bart trains are about to run. you won't have any problems until you get to the coliseum because by then you'll have to offload an indigo bus bridge. this happens between the coliseum station as well as lake merritt. and then you will continue because of a major problem that happened here in near that area. let me show you video. this all went down at around 11. 35 last night when for some unknown reason. and this is still under investigation. ta