here. >> get see much of anything because it's pretty socked in from sf hayward over livermore. watch for some low visibility areas. pretty familiar sruff here. we started up pretty much every morning this week with these great conditions. we're keeping it going might as well. but end of the week, exactly the way we started it now 50's for current temperatures. definitely a mild morning looking at santa rosa and bodega bay at 49. same for you and say lina. but most of us in the 50's couple of low 60's further inland for pittsburgh in brentwood, there's your grey sitting above sfo right now later on today, expect low 80's inland, low 70's by the bay shore. definitely a much more mild day than what we were at to start the week. i'll be talking about everything you need to know and the rest of the forecast. still ahead, rain. all right, john, thank you for that. but on the bridge camps on early friday morning, 7 minutes traveling into the city may so that fremont street exit our san mateo bridge about 12 there. richmond, sandra fell ridge 7 minutes and the golden gate

bridge. 37 to the tolls. 20 minutes. all right. let's talk about this. a big story we're following recent shootings involving security guards in san francisco are now sparking up a conversation. but the role of private security plays in the se, some protesters and activists say private security guards have no place in the city while some shop owners see them as really the only option to keep their businesses protected. well, there's a statement you sat down with the guard. he shares his perspective on things. >> about what it's like to be a security guard in san francisco. >> you get stat you ligety get right and you would be attacked just for asking them to that bad. it's really bad. >> 51 year-old gutierrez has worked in the retail loss prevention industry, often for the past 10 years. he says interacting with shoplifters in the city has always been fraught with risk. but he says

it's become even more dangerous in recent years. i'm not talking about your. >> normal individual have nothing about chips. are soda. >> these should people come in with backpacks, the full bags, garbage bags. this is what they're after fielding those up. it seemed go shopping. if there's these people are they would do whatever it takes to get what they need. loss prevention employees have been on both sides of a pair of recent deadly shootings here in the bay area. >> last month guard blake mohs was shot to death by an alleged shoplifter at home depot in pleasanton. that was followed by walgreens armed security guard michael killing unarmed alleged shoplifter banko brown and san francisco. >> i warned people that i warned elected officials. we did start doing something. we are going to see more violence happening. >> the president and ceo of the california retailers

association, rachel michelin places the blame for the escalation of violence. shoplifting incident squarely on the shoulders of california. lawmakers for rejecting a bill aimed at increasing the penalty for repeat shoplifters from the misdemeanor crime to a felony. >> people are brazen because they know they can go into a store. they can steal under $950 and there will not be a consequence for the behavior. these local jurisdictions in the state legislature, particularly some of public safety committee, continue to not want to work with us on making changes to make the retail environment safer. you're just going to see more and more stores leaving. i will be calling for legislation. one san francisco lawmaker is pursuing a different action to make the retail environment safer in the wake of the brown shooting. >> limiting the use of guns by security guards. we amend a local law and send a very clear message to security guards that, know, you don't draw your over over

shoplifting or some >> the threat to property. that the air is does not wear a firearm on the job. >> he says that's not a motivating factor for putting on a security guard uniform. >> i put uniform on. i go to work. i go to help. people can help themselves that your mother, that your father, that your grandmother, that your child. who's in trouble, i'm going to be there. >> and francisco haaziq kron. 4 news. >> one of police have arrested a man in connection to a bank robbery. a viewer shared this picture from outside u.s. bank on north main street in downtown walnut creek. police say they responded to an alarm thursday afternoon arrested 45 year-old douglas crosby. police say no weapons were involved. no one was hurt. thursday arrest come about 2 weeks after police responded to another bank robbery. in that case, the suspect made off with cash. police have not yet made any arrests in that. when many that's the man

charged with murdering cash app founder bob lee is back behind bars. the judge actually denied his bill thursday, citing the seriousness of the charges against him. many pleaded guilty to. i know many pleaded not guilty to the murder of lee. also in court thursday, prosecutors revealed that the knife allegedly used to kill lee had many and lee's dna on it. and that it matched the brand of knives found in the home of many sister. many could be back in court on june. 2nd. san jose is no longer in the top 10 largest cities in the u.s. according to new census data, thousands of people have picked up and moved on out crawford's justin campbell reports on why so many people are leaving now. the mayor is now responding this. >> mayor mahan, not happy to hear this news saying that people leaving the city for 2 reasons, housing and the quality of life. i think it's

wake-up call. the whole region is seeing is losing residents. according to new 2022 census data. roughly 50,000 people have left the city since before the pandemic. why they're leaving. it's it's the challenges that i'm focused on its high cost of living. it's more of life issues, >> homelessness, >> the largest city in the bay area used to be the 10th largest in the country with just under 1 million residents. it's now at number 12 behind austin, texas, in jacksonville, florida. the sun belt has been growing. >> i'm austin is a city that yes has gotten more expensive lately but has built a lot of homes. same goes for florida. florida has been one of the leading homebuilders among states in the last several years. jeff tucker, a senior economist with zillow, says more homes need to be built in san jose to help ease housing prices. a lot of those young families don't really see a future of settling down being able to 4 to stay put in san

jose itself. frankly, even folks working in the tech industry are struggling to afford it there. tucker says the census data goes hand-in-hand with zillow data. he says 2 thirds of people from san jose searching for homes and zillow are looking to buy elsewhere. that actually is a is a pretty high level of kind of interest looking outward from metro from a major metro area. >> mayor mahan says residents have also lost faith in local government to correct the problems that we're having here in the city. and he says we have to get back to the basics. you heard him say it before that cleaning up the city and solving homelessness to turn the city around and move in the right direction. reporting here in san jose, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> the treasure island, they actually have a new affordable housing near the building is on created street and it includes more than 100 studio and 2 bedroom apartment units. city officials say the apartments will be used for homeless veterans and their

families. mayor london breed says this is a major step towards redeveloping the island. more than 1000 pieces of legislation with before committees thursday in hopes of continuing in the legislative process. there's suspense day 2 affordable housing bills authored by san francisco state senator scott wiener made it through thursday. the first would allow the faith institutions to build affordable housing projects on their excess land. while that second with simplify affordable housing construction and areas not meeting state mandated housing goals. bill still has a way to go first. they need approval to both chambers and if they make it that far, eventually they're going to go and they're not going to the governor's signature. >> 2 highly impactful housing, those that will help california address it. severe housing shortage. >> meantime, among the bills that died in committee was the bill to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by more than half what they wore in 1990, the

bill made it through today and still have a ways to go first. they need to approve the both the chambers and if they make it that far, eventually they're going to need the governor's signature just like the other bill. well, there's a controversy in southern california. la pride is pulling out of the dodgers pride night next month after a drag group with ties to the bay area. uninvited from that celebration, the los angeles chapter of the sisters of perpetual indulgence. they were removed from the lineup amid pressure from the catholic groups. the group describes itself as and trans nuns. nonprofit has been around since 1979. do community service ministry promoting human rights group set to be honored with a community hero award until receiving objections by several religious groups accusing the group of mocking christianity. >> we're not a catholic. we have catholic sisters who are members of our organization. we have hindus. we have jewish sisters. we have a sea of

sisters. we have. we can sisters. we welcome all genders. we welcome all religions. >> california state senator scott wiener took to twitter criticizing the doj's decision saying part, quote, if the decision is not rivers. we strongly encourage doctors to cancel pride night. any organizations that turn its back on lgbtq+, people at this a damning and dangerous inflection point in our nation's history should not be hosting a rainbow flag or hosting a pride night. the lawyers are out of the running for the western conference, as you know, after they were defeated by the lakers. so how are the lakers old? and it will keep in the california dream alive. kron. 4 sports reporter aaron wilson takes a look at their recent game against the nuggets. take a look. >> well, the western conference finals happening in the mile high city on thursday. lots of jokers president denver last night. you see a few poses there. but guess what? the real joker was absolutely in the house as

well. there and the king himself, lebron james, hoping to steal one on the road. that's something you'll never see. again, at least hopefully not anthony davis. he gets the block that is common. but now this in transition fans breaking lebron james, hopefully we never see that again. you see it again right here. but hopefully not after this. he dropped the ball instead of going down. he throws it out of bounds. and even though the lakers steal were able to hold on to control of the 1st half in large part due to door right there. he hit all 8 of the shots he took in the 1st half. the lakers up by at the have tomorrow. murray, though, only hit 5 of his 17 shots early on, but caught fire in the second you saw right there. he buries a 3 pointer that one. >> was over. lebron hit 6 of his 7 shots in the 2nd half. murray again here step back this time over ad build a 12 point lead. but the lakers they do come back. a key play here for the lakers down 4 with 34 seconds left on the clock. lebron james. he gets

the steal. he goes for the layup yet another missed layup. that one, however, in his defense was contested. but that pretty much cost him the entire game. murray scored 23 of 37 points in the 4th quarter alone. nuggets win 1, 0, 8, 1, 0, 3, and well this time they take a 2, oh, lead in the series is la. he's back home down into and now tonight, jason tatum and jimmy buckets. they hit in game 2 for the eastern conference. final head-to-head better of is boston trying to tie it up. >> that's sports. all right, eric, thanks for that. >> coming up next on the call for a morning news from a food truck to a restaurant on the waterfront. there been a local favorite that just keeps on getting bigger. we'll be right getting bigger. we'll be right ba

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>> well, google is now the leading some accounts on their various platforms. and there's a new app that can help you clean up your camera. roll rich demuro has all of that and more in today's tech smart. >> here's what's happening in the tech world. if you haven't used an old google account in a while, the company may delete it. google says it is updating its policy on inactive accounts for both security reasons. and of course, to free up storage space on their servers. beginning in december, google will start deleting accounts that haven't been accessed in 2 years. that means any items stored in g mail drive docs photos and calendar will also be wiped away. google says it

will give plenty of notice to the affected accounts and we'll start with the counts that were created and never used again. so how do you keep a google account active you can read or send an email use google drive. watch a youtube video. download an android app. do a search or have an active subscription? also accounts with youtube videos attached to them won't be deleted. speaking of photos, there's a handy app that can help you clean out the clutter from your camera. roll and all it takes is a swipe. the ios app is called swipe white and it makes cleaning out your camera roll as easy as swiping right to keep a picture or swiping left to delete a picture. the app divide your photos in 2 months so you can easily get started on your organizational journey. the app also provides fun stats about how many images you've deleted and how much storage you freed up in the process. basic use is free, but you'll need to subscribe for unlimited swipes. keep in mind

if you're using ai cloud, anything eudaly using. the app is also removed from the cloud. >> finally before the iphone, there was blackberry and chances are you have one. if so you might love the new movie blackberry just as much as i did. the movie chronicles the rise and fall of the tech company. it's in theaters now and it's excellent. it tells the story of how a group of geeks were able to change the way we message on the go. revolutionizing an entire industry in the process. all this before the iphone ruins their world pretty much overnight. the acting is over. the top of the characters are great and you don't need to be a tech nerd to enjoy the emotional ups and downs. okay, let me give you my pins. you can be me and let me know what you think. all right. if only send him mention here, go to my website. it is rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. >> right tech. smart too long into my account says will help for a good leader. john, on the next few days. hopefully going to be a great good for

getting out there outside looking in to this because >> we're looking at great conditions this morning. you can see much of anything right now going on. i'm sorry. he could see much of anything settled there into the we do have some of that gray. that's a hear from suture tower. now we do have a clear skies further inland. there is some cloud cover right out along the coastline and in bay shore as well. high pressure ridge is firmly in place as we've been talking about so far this week. you can see in future cast right here that we do have clearing skies this afternoon. really nice afternoon, a company by that sunshine as we move into tomorrow morning, gray settles right into the bay again as well. and then after that, saturday is going to be the coolest day of the forecaster. daytime highs saturday, even inland only in the upper 70's 60's for your daytime highs in san francisco and out along the coastline. well, range of 60's and 70's for most of the rest of the bay area. going to see far few are 80's on the

map today. south bay temperatures holding in the upper 70's to even mid 70's for a few spots. as for livermore, pleasanton dublin, mid 70's for we're through berkeley in the 60's while only a few 80's remaining in antioch, vacaville on over towards jobs, bill. as for sonoma petaluma novato in the 70's santa rosa at 82 today. tomorrow's temperatures cooler than today's upper 70's. enjoy that one. we'll see a brief heat spike early next week that it's right back down. here we go into the mid to low 70's by wednesday and thursday, right? all right, john, thank you for that check in on the bridge camps for you. 7 it right, mason at fremont street exit. >> how about our san mateo bridge? 12 minutes there. 80 to 101, richmond center fell bridge 7 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 19 minutes. 150 million dollars settlement has now been reached with pg and e over that deadly zogg fire back in 2020 fire started after a tree fell on an

energized pg. conductor in shasta county officials say the gas company will have to pay 10 million dollars as a penalty to california's general fund 140 million dollars investments for that new wildfire mitigation initiative fire burned more than 56,000 acres causing 4 fatalities and destroying 204 structures. there. local favorite that started out as a food truck is growing in the bay area senior probably say their rights says a senior >> open up their oakland location just about a month ago. meanwhile, we are nearing a year since their location at san francisco's ferry building open up on this morning's dine and dish kron vicki liviakis sat down with 2 cool guys who started it all. >> you could call senior sisig a san francisco success story. 2 kids i'm to be. here is an honor meet gilpin. and evan kundera there. the founders of

senior cystic filipino food with the mexican you know, we're a little bit differently. we create our own brand. i know it's filipino food. the put the mexican twist to it and you can find anywhere else. what started out as a food truck back in 2010? well, now there are 3 restaurants. the latest here at the san francisco ferry building for fans of the senor sisig food truck. boyer. you like? because here at the ferry building location, they're all the favorites. plus, a few exclusives like this pond on ice. yeah, you can get the basics like cystic for reid owes not rising. the rice bowl shredded cheese. there's one thing san francisco style says with the pretty with fries. the shredded cheese, you sour cream. he could to gallo guacamole and you can always throw an egg in any of the items. and that's what's different about few cuts alone get meaning you could throw a gun. everything. some people say no spice and the new system. from acne brand are

loaded. i'm going to do it. and for dessert. check out these tour of bites. drizzled are going up and looks like a pony or cream and topped with toasted coconut bits. that's really for those. 21 and older senior says it will be expanding the beverage menu here. >> only at the ferry building to include out. so you got to come down here and try this fun and i state. here in san francisco, vicki liviakis kron, 4 news. >> allow go just for that. you your shot. that looks so good. well, we have a special announcement about the kron. 4 morning news starting monday. >> we've got a brand spanking new schedule. so this is the last time will be doing the 4 in with you what we do and 05:00am for you. >> that's until 11 secant join us for all the overnight local news traffic and weather to enjoy again monday. the 22nd 5 into 11 starting next week. we'll be right back after the break.

>> welcome back. 4.54. and looking outside are not looking outside at much of anything because it is very gray out there for sure. we're starting this morning off with that out of fog. much like we did yesterday morning. also much like yesterday. temperatures are fairly mild right now. most of us are holding on to those 50's. we do have one lone 60 out in antioch right now. not a bad way to start this morning. now we're coastal areas you're going to remain pretty consistently in those upper 50's to low 60's much as you've seen all week long. now, as for our be short and inland cities at 70's to low 80's today, very similar to yesterday at pleasant one and

even cooler day to expect tomorrow, right, right. john, thank you for that. well, the world cup doesn't happen for another 3 years, but fifa, they've already unveiled there. >> low over the world's biggest soccer tournament for the first time in history, the local feature the world cup trophy. it also includes number 2, 6, stacked on top of each other to represent the year. north america will be the host of the tournament here in the bay games will be played at levi stadium. bay to breakers returning to the streets of san francisco this sunday. the event will close many streets throughout the city starting from the starting line, maine and howard streets on to the east side of san francisco to the finish line on to the west side of the city on the great highway. florida's also released a special early service schedule for the event agencies offering 4 trains limit stops to ensure race. participants can arrive at the un bark and arrow at 07:00am the race going to started 08:00am? coming up in the next

hour, we're learning more about senator died. 5 sites, health issues. >> we're health issues of cancer out of dc and resulted in multiple peers calling for her resignation will have the details coming up. and health officials are now urging people to get vaccinated ahead of pride we'll have a live report breaking it all down. coming up. and a new restaurant at or not a new restaurant at a restaurant is now apologizing after hosting an anti trans event. we'll have the details on that. we get back from break.

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>> a san francisco restaurant feeling the heat this morning after hosting an anti trans event. we're going here with the owners of the restaurant are saying about that decision. m-pox is back in the bay area after 6 months without reported case, one has now popped up. we've got what health officials are asking people to do before the start of the summer. and a new toll is coming to the bay area. we'll tell you how soon you'll be handing over more money to drive on this particular road. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning far. >> good morning, everybody. thank you so much for joining us on this friday. may 19th i'm james fletcher and i'm reyna harvey. we are cruising into a another really nice weekend. john with all those great detail. take out more. going to be a pleasant one. we are seeing temperatures that are going to be too