>> now on the kron, morning news. a new housing project aims to clear encampments in san jose will talk about that.

altercation breaks out between pedestrians and jose mayor matt mahan security detail. a new initiative in san francisco targets overnight corner stores and the tenderloin all in an attempt crackdown on the drug market. we'll talk about that. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning far. >> well, good wednesday morning. if people with this bright and early the kron, morning news table 24th i'm reyna harvey. all right. well, we want to start you off with a look at weather. we started out the and then we just are to solely just cool down a bit haha. >> getting cooler as the days go by. and today is looking like a good one. if you like that cooler feel a little bit of cloud cover. i know yesterday for some of us i've been hearing from his with that sunshine go. but today, if you did enjoy that cooler feel yesterday, going to be a follow-up to it. look outside at downtown san francisco got

a few clouds that are passing overhead today. much like yesterday that mid-level stratus is going to be seen today. you're going to notice a bit of a muggy feel to it, though. southwesterly flow is going to transport some humid air across the region. so it's going to have a bit of a different feel to it than yesterday. as for winds, not as breezy as yesterday was, but generally a southerly wind into the bay. again, you will see anticipate that muggy feeling today, along with some cooler feeling temperatures 40's to 50's for current temps right now. hayward at 59 oakland and concord at 57 degrees. some mid 50's across the north bay. as for temperatures later on today, we're saying and 60's today, nobody really getting up into the 70's this afternoon. a cool. and as i mentioned, muggy feel to be expected us for your roads. what we've got out there is pretty smooth so far this morning. bay bridge, 8 minutes to make your crossing there and nothing close to any backups just yet. san mateo bridge also rolling at the limit thus far traffic

yet to pick up on both the richmond center fell and the golden gate. most cloud cover is hanging out above bridge level. so visibility has been okay, rania. all right, john, thank you for that. let's turn now to a big story. so the san jose city council approved a proposal. >> to build 150 new affordable housing units in the southern part of san jose. this is right off of the great oaks exit off of highway 5. mayor's office says and once the new houses built homeless people who might live in rv's and encampments around are going to asked to either except shelter or they have to leave. what was that moment? has that story? >> well, it was here at san jose city council last week were councilors approved the contract to get the ball rolling on this housing project in south san jose, a neighborhood where mayor matt mahan tells me there is a significant number of unhoused people there. and he says once this facility is constructed, they will offer shelter numerous times to the unhoused people there. and if you do not accept it, they will be

swept. >> right now, it's an empty lot. but soon a housing complex will stand with 150. a small step to help bring the thousands of currently unhoused people in san jose get off the street. yes, it is very difficult. sharon lee has been at this encampment between and monterey road for a year. kate. he's speaking outside. scary. she says volunteers used to take trash out of their encampment. that stopped 3 months ago. she also says there are rumors that this camp will be swept. i was on the waiting list since. 2018. that's 6 years. she's waited for housing. she hopes that wait will be over with this new facility gets built in her backyard. one is that the neighborhoods to take on solutions homelessness should see the immediate benefits. mayor matt mahan says the beds will first be offered to those unsheltered in the immediate area. >> those who have refused and remain will be abated. the

city would that make it so camping near the facility is illegal. they had says it's a good step. >> but it's still not enough. we know there's more need than that. we're going keep building shelter, housing, safe, within safe, sleeping sites. but i would be great. got to at lee says she's looking forward to the day where she and the thousands of other and house in san jose could get offered housing. >> we can do better than that of the taxes. the bag. let me do cycle money. haha, the pot money. they got it. >> now i spoke with an house advocates who tell me that they are supportive of low income housing project. they say it's much better than homeless shelters that they've seen where it could be quite crowded inside. they tell me that they want to make sure, though, that everybody who is living on the streets nearby gets offered every type of help they could possibly get. we're in downtown san jose. jack molmud kron. 4 news.

>> well, a new affordable housing project underway in oakland sites located on east 12th street and second avenue in the lake near eastlake neighborhood. 91 units are going to be design is permanent supportive housing for unhoused individuals and their families. this is among the first project to break ground funding from measure affordable housing infrastructure, yvonne, that was passed in 2022. happening today. the man who attacked former house speaker nancy pelosi's husband. he's going to be sentenced today in court. david, the pat was found guilty of attempted kidnapping of a federal official back in november of last year. now facing a possible life prison sentence for his failed attempt at kidnapping. the former u.s. house speaker back in 2022, that's going to start at 10:00am today. meanwhile, a juvenile was arrested for attempting to carjack a woman in san bruno. this happened monday right of the 7 a block of san felipe avenue. police

say a driver was in her parked car when that would be thief. all one word org. the manager keys, the juvenile was unable to take any they and they ran away. a short time later, police spotted the suspect and he was arrested. there was just mayor london breed would like to crack down on illegal activity surrounding late night corner stores in the tenderloin. some people who live and work there aren't on board with their plan for sarah stinson has that story. >> at event aimed at celebrating the tenderloin. the open drug market was on display for all. i spoke with people who live and work in the neighborhood of say they see this every single day and it makes them feel unsafe. mayor london breed says she's got a new proposal that she thinks will help. >> always one that will. i'm not i'm not the tender 9 while making loves living in san francisco's tenderloin neighborhood, she says there's one big problem. she doesn't feel safe at night. got is the

home lot about the illegal vendors hanging hundreds of them hang out in front of our building. mickey was at the small business buggy tuesday night touring and celebrating 5 businesses in her neighborhood. she got the opportunity to express her frustrations to mayor london breed. i want, you breed joined others in walking to each business right past people visibly doing drugs breed, told macie and others at the event about an initiative to crack down on the open drug market there. the night time needs to improve significantly. reid is proposing legislation that would require corner stores, liquor stores and smoke shops to close. >> from midnight to 05:00am reid says late night shops attract illegal activity that that was where we had the most problems, especially at night. if stores don't comply, they could face $1000 fines for each hour. they are open business owners like jamie flanagan of the phoenix hotel says it's a good first step.

anything that helps. >> so her tail that the drug trade and the drug activity on our streets is, you know, something worth. >> macie says she's torn about this proposal. it's kind of nice start have the story you know, and i want to be able to go out at night again if the board of supervisors decide to pass breeds initiative, it will affect stores between o farrell and mcallister streets and between polk and jones treats. this will not include restaurants, bars and event spaces. i'm sara stinson reporting in the newsroom. back to you. >> well, the san francisco sheriffs association says there is a deputy shortage and they're calling on the city for help. they sent a letter to city leaders and the sheriff's office asking for more hires. the association says deputies are working an average 28 hours of overtime a week. this deputies or even facing severe health risks because of lack of sleep.

okay. some really tense moments in downtown san jose yesterday when mayor matt mahan. >> one in the middle of interview with kron 4 crew captured a physical altercation between the mayor's security detail and a pedestrian san jose. police say the situation started when the man started acting erratically towards the mayor and staff and hostile. it's a plain clothes officer assigned to the mayor's detail, tried to de-escalate the situation many times. the man even more agitated eventually hit the officer. police say several bystanders help detain the man and he was eventually taken into custody, say the officer was treated at a hospital for minor injuries. police say the man is facing several charges including felony battery of an officer. we're told tales police plan to hand over the case to the district attorneys office. tesla, they are laying off more people after an earnings report showed a steep decline in sales. tesla

executives announcing more than 2700 people on the lose their jobs as 1000 of them work in fremont palo alto executive reveal their net income dropped by more than 50% in the first part of the year. a transportation analyst said these cuts rsa the company, a couple of billions of dollars. comes as google firing people after they protested the israel-hamas war. so last week, more than 20 pro palestinian workers are fired after they held a sit-in protest at google's office in sunnyvale and new york. now, the company says additional employees were fired after an investigation revealed the identities of the people who wore a mask, a group representing the workers says more than 50 employees or fired. they say they were protesting the company supplying the israeli government with ai technology. still ahead of the crowd, the morning news people in the south bay goodbye to a burger joint. that was in business since the 60's.

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giants beat the mets 5, 1, time now looking to the mets in game 3 of the series. >> first pitch is at 12. 45 well, that probably wondering how the weather is going to be. they're going out playing those games. >> you're probably wondering how to dress down tree. as a look at that morning to you, i think it's good baseball weather today is going to be cool a little bit on the cloudy side. >> a noticeably mcgee year day than yesterday, though, going to have that humid feel to it is you're getting out there, but definitely nothing too terribly hot, nor at least 2 terribly cool either. you're look outside at the golden gate bridge this morning. fairly clear from this perspective, a lot of mid level clouds sitting right above the bay area like we had yesterday and today is going to be a partly to mostly cloudy day yesterday was very active out into the central valley in the sierra nevada. we saw afternoon thunderstorm development all across the interior, the state and still looking at a little bit of that. just east of lake tahoe today will bring more of that with unsettled weather moving across the region now,

southern california is going to be more exposed to areas of rainfall from this passing low-pressure area that is diving deep, digging into the jet stream allowing us the school down. we've been seeing. but we also see especially come friday or own opportunity of at least an isolated shower or 2. let's time out the next couple of days here. so today we are going to see a lot of cloud cover. a few sprinkles. really? just misty areas up in our upper elevations out towards the coastline. tomorrow, predominantly dry during daytime hours, although thursday night could see a few isolated sprinkles working through on into friday morning. seeing that same chance of isolated sprinkles. but take a look at this side of the screen over here as we move into your friday afternoon. and you can see those areas of yellow, orange, red. that's the under storm development out towards the central valley in the sierra nevada towards friday are areas that are easily going to be the most active. so where is the bay area sees just a drop or 2 water for some areas. we will be looking at much more activity up in the

sierra and in some cases that will be a little bit of snowfall. now, snowfall is going to be our higher elevations. this is spring snow at this point in just a few inches of it again, pretty high up and this year towards the weekend. as for temperatures today, you're going to notice a similar feel to it is compared to yesterday. as i mentioned with that muggy air field, burlingame at 65 degrees today, foster city at 66 south bay. temperatures mostly in the upper 60's with san jose at 69 today, east bay temps falling out of yesterday, 70's where we barely hang on to them. and today just a little bit cooler. even our warmest spots like antioch in pittsburgh, only hitting 69 degrees today. a look ahead at tomorrow show. similar temps friday is going to be our coolest one. that slight chance of sprinkles here in the bay. chance of thunderstorms for southern california in the sierra nevada. that after that, we really calm things down, although we don't warm up too terribly much. most of us will stay in the 60's to low 70's well into next week. as for

your roads right now, it's pretty easy going out there. nothing holding you up on any of our spans. so bridges are still looking good. of course, it's a little early for that morning commute to pick up just yet. but it is wednesday and that can be a busy one on the roads. so anticipate these roads to look a little different here in about an hour, all right, john, thank you for that. let's head to the east bay as a former account was charged. >> hundreds of $1000 from her employer. investigators say angela fay brown of as a more than $800,000 while employed by viking pavers enrichment. this happened between 2017 2022. mom has been charged identity theft, money laundering and several other crimes. in the south burger pit serve up their last burger. so that settles a stable. they've been of blossom hill and kosar since about 1964. they will win yesterday until supplies run out last night. only in the low customers say it one more cut by.

>> they just and a sad to see us go because there's too many little family mom and pop restaurant anymore a young family this is where we this is just very family oriented. loved the food wanted to be here. when they close the doors, they're closing doors now. really sad about this. but, you know, >> understand her pain. this is on kooser. so the manager said the reason they're closing down is because the property manager, it's not renewing the in fremont applications are now being accepted for new affordable housing. there. the new building is on fremont boulevard right near 8, 80 99 ranch market 27 rental units are be up for grabs and eligibility is based on income. the deadline to apply is may 3rd for more information. link at the bottom your screen. we'll have that on our website. kron 4 dot com. happening today.

governor gavin newsom is expected to announce a new bill arizona because of arizona's extreme abortion ban. so he's joined the california legislative women's caucus to announce a new effort to help those from arizona who are seeking abortions. then 10, 30 this morning comes just days after the arizona supreme court ruled that a law firm 18 60's that was abortion is all cases except when the pregnant person's life is in danger was constitutional. if approved that the law would allow doctors from arizona to come to california to provide abortions. california lawmakers rejected a bill aimed at cracking down on how utility companies spend customers money so per state rules. california's investors own utilities are not allowed to use money from customers to pay for things like advertising are lobbying. supposing is money from private investors. david, things like some groups are accusing these companies of going around the rules. for

instance, using customers money to pay for tv ads. skies is public service announcement. the bill would have expanded the definitions of these standards allowing regulators to find utilities that might break the rules. monday marked the second time the propose a bill to pass a legislative committee. vice president kamala harris announcing new rules for staff in nursing homes so they require nursing homes that received medicare, medicaid funding to be adequately staffed under the rule. every facility with 100 residents need at least 2 registered nurses to be compliant as well as 10 mourners aids into nursing staffers. the vice president says the new rules are going to help staff who are dealing with harassment and burned out. >> residents, this will mean more staff, which means fewer er. this is potentially more independence families is going to peace of mind in terms of your loved one being taken care of repair work is going to be more time with their

patients, less burnout lower turnover. >> the new rules are set to be implemented in phases line facilities. more time. probably prepare for the new requirements. coming up on the kron morning news. protesters are staging senate uc berkeley to urge the university to call for a cease-fire with israel, for a cease-fire with israel, possibly rig

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temporary caregiver for the los altos hills elderly couple during that time, they say so really use the couple's credit car 15 times in 2 weeks say the victim's daughter was their tax documents when she found the transactions, the deputies investigated. they say that they saw so real in 18 and videos. so that was arrested last week. new this morning. gas prices are well about 5 bucks in the bay area. now, take a look at this. this is the chevron and menlo park. what 7.29? for a gallon of regular gas. this is posted on social media just 3 days ago, we'll gas stations in the area too, on gasbuddy prices. well above 5 bucks or regular. well, and not only is gas up, but so is car insurance. have you checked on average drivers are paying about 2500 bucks a year on car insurance. the number's up 26%. according to a new report from bankrate. >> more and more technology that's on cars. that's a good

thing that keeps us safer. but when those cars or in accidents, it costs a lot more money to repair them. >> unfortunately, car insurance companies say they don't anticipate the prices going down anytime soon. in fact, some think it's going to get worse. coming up next on the kron 4 morning news. >> the man who attacked former house speaker nancy pelosi's husband will be sentenced today in court. we'll tell you this. it is. he is facing a this. it is. he is facing a live report going.

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year last few days were some more. was finally got a little break from the heat. good morning yesterday was much cooler. and today we're going to keep that cool feel around. can't see much of anything in this view from mount tam as that. we do have that mid-level cloud cover back across the bay area and blocking our view is from our mountain tops. we are going to be seeing another day that brings partly to mostly cloudy skies. but this time around as a bit of a muggier feel to it. so words yesterday was a bit brisk at times today. you're going to notice that humidity drifting in from the south ahead of that low pressure system. so we still have a southerly wind across the bay. that wind has relaxed a little bit, but we are going to be feeling cool. temps, cloudier skies and yes, that muggy feel that you will notice that you're getting out there mid to upper 50's across the bay area for current temperatures. hayward and alameda eats at 58 59 degrees right now. later today we are going to see daytime highs hanging out in the 60's. so from the 50's this morning to the 60's later on today, there's not a huge amount of temperature change

today. the heirs packed with a lot of moisture today. so that means temperatures that's going to be moving around all that much for your wednesday. i'll be talking more about our chances of showers just around the corner. all. still ahead, your forecast as roads. right now we are seeing pretty smooth sailing conditions on all of our bridges. no slowdowns at the metering lights at the bay bridge, nor at the san mateo bridge. you're rolling at the limit through both of those fans. both the richmond center fell in the golden gate are free of any fog. any cloud cover is sitting above us this morning. re to all right, john, thank you for that. a big story this morning, david de pap the man who attacked former house spoaker nancy pelosi's husband, paul. >> it's going to be sentence in a federal court covers will tran live in san francisco with the latest on that. good morning. well, >> good morning. reyna david de pap we'll find out in a few hours from now. if he will spend the rest of his life, possibly behind bars. he's 43 years old and he faces 50

years maximum in prison after being convicted back in november. now, let's get right to the surveillance footage. this has obviously been seen millions of times. this is what happened back on october 22nd 2022. when david de pap went to the pelosi home in san francisco, looking to talk to then speaker of the house, nancy pelosi. nancy pelosi was not home at the time she was in washington, d.c., but home at the time was her husband, paul pelosi, who woke up and saw pap inside their home. he called 9-1-1 and was cool on the phone with the dispatcher basically speaking in code not to alarm to pap. that's somebody broke into their home. police officers came to the home. that's when they found a path. and paul pelosi at the front door. they tried to defuse the situation, but that's when david de pap hit paul pelosi in the head with a hammer. he had to be rushed into emergency surgery. and at last check, he is still

recovering from his injuries. the path was found guilty back in november, assaulting an immediate family member of federal official, which, of course, is nancy pelosi. and then kidnapping. he faces again 50 years in prison. he would be 93 years old if he serves all 50 years. but his trouble is far from over because he's also being tried in state court for attacking paul pelosi and also on the table is the chance that he could be deported because he is a canadian national who came into the u.s. in the early 2, thousands on a visa that expired. so he never should have been in the country in the first place. we will be in the courtroom when sentencing weekends back to you. all right. well, thank you for that right down there. >> let's head to the north bay because marin county and the city of samara fell. they were awarded nearly 6 million dollars to address the main creek path. homeless

encampment that it can. it currently includes 65 people who are homeless under that proposed program, the mayor and health and human services and the city they have about 3 years to help those people. city says it's going to use 4 million dollars, interim housing solutions. over in the east bay for break-ins in less than 3 years. that's the reality for a downtown oakland restaurant. the latest reagan happening monday morning. but was rob nesbitt talked with the owner who says it's not so easy to take his business out of the area. >> the security alert of a break-in at roasted enron. oakland came in around 04:30am, monday. this is not the first time and the owner wants more of a police presence in downtown to prevent it from happening again. instagram followers of roasted enron. oakland saw this post monday morning. more broken glass and another closure caused by an overnight there's the for the 4th time owner amani greer has been burglarized since opening the plant-based rice bowl restaurant 3 years ago break

the window. and they obviously, but for the cash first. >> register. >> head office, you know, see if there's a saying that there's no se, they just kind of roaming around and just take whatever they can take. he's learned not to leave any cash. the restaurant overnight, but says the damage is stolen goods and having to be closed. monday comes around. $3500 in losses. yeah, we about we get a look at other property. but at the same time, our weren't always, you >> if anybody doesn't know commercial real estate right now is a mess. and landlords are are going just let you out of the his current least as an 10 for another 6 years filing a police report for past break-ins never resulted in an arrest. so greer says he doesn't bother calling 9-1-1 to report the crime. he wants more of a police presence downtown late at night to deter another burglary from happening. police presence. a lot of be cops. a lot of cars driving around during the day. but for some reason that night. oakland police just turned into responding to gunshots and violence. and to me, that's not. >> that's not a feeling, you know, the entire the oakland

police department says their command staff tracks crime trends deploying more officers to areas experiencing crime. >> they've also expanded foot patrols to 2 sergeants and 12 officers. greer says his restaurant is not the only business in oakland experiencing multiple break-ins. it's why he wants the city to offer grant money to owners experiencing a loss of revenue because of burglaries. reporting the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> happening now, pro gaza and palestine. protesters, our station a sit in on the caldor click campus. so this is video from sproul hall yesterday. protesters have dozens of tents along the bit. banners and signs of support for the people of gaza and palestine. they are demanding the school call for a cease-fire. so students walking to class expressed support for the protesters. some jewish students say they've been harassed for months and they feel that the universities just let them down. i think that the students using their power and their privilege to uplift other people,

especially those. >> suffering from a genocide is extremely important. uc berkeley doesn't care about your students prioritize your safety. >> and it isn't care of, you know, we are forced to learn in an environment that is not conducive to one in which we feel welcomed. >> or let alone say fun. the university says that with just 3 weeks left in the school, getting want to protect the right to free speech. >> they also make sure that the school run smoothly and safely. the protesters are also demanding that the university and act a financial boycott of israel. the school says that's not on the table. have jewish relations community council. they released a statement in response to the demonstration. it reads, quote, we are carefully monitoring the emerging anti israel protests uc berkeley which appear to be inspired by the deeply anti semitic, columbia encampment, responsible for harassing and blocking jewish students from accessing their campus. it goes on to say, quote, while

their words are abhorrent, the protesters at uc berkeley, they have a right to free speech and assembly and no violence or obstruction has yet been reported. we are in conversations with the administration who are committed to ensuring jewish safety and participation. the time is now 5.37. and a plea deal was reached in the murder of a home depot worker. the worker was shot and killed lack of funding a shoplifting suspect. this happened in pleasanton well versed kerman talk with the victim's mother who helps set up that plea deal. >> 26 year-old blake most was shot and killed a little over a year ago while working as a loss prevention officer at this home depot in pleasanton. police say he was shot after confronting a woman for shoplifting. that woman was later identified as benicia naps. she was eventually charged with murder and her accomplice. david guillory was charged with child endangerment and accessory to robbery. now is the 2 are set

to go to trial. a plea agreement has been reached with naps, pleading guilty with a sentence of 19 years to life and guillory pleading guilty with a sentence of 7 years and 4 months. if the deal is actually a plea deal that i. >> arrange for. >> lori moses, the mother of blake moe's. she says it was the family's decision to offer this deal instead of going through a protracted trial with grisly details and potential appeals. >> it gives us our life back. we now get to pursue other things and honor our son instead of. the people that killer side continuing to hold ransom our lives and our families. it's big, big deal to us. 2 to have freedom and to be able to grieve properly and to debris. most never thought. da pamela price made the proper charging decisions in her son's murder. >> and says if she had a plea deal may have been reached earlier. now with the deal

done, the family can grieve properly. and remember, blake moe's for who he was. blake was all about the love people, the one that is bullied or b not or forgotten about. he was the person that would go find them and bring them into the fold. >> he lived with his heart on his sleeve and with massive compassion for people and his family. any touch so many people in 26 years. >> that was dan kerman reporting a sentencing hearing finalize the deal is set for june 6. let's head to east bay because the 6 year-old boy was killed in a car crash in richmond. a gofundme for a deal over us. junior says the car he was in was hit by a drunk driver. crash happened at cutting boulevard carlson boulevard. gofundme says dale, like practicing sports with his dad hanging out with his teammates. he played with the richmond little early families

reaching out for community support as they face unexpected funeral and medical expenses. the u.s. senate. they passed a bill that bans tiktok the bill gives chinese parent company bytedance to 9 months to sell its u.s. operations or face a ban. but it does. supporters say it violates free speech to talk says it has never been asked to provide us users data to the chinese government. here's what the senate had to say on tuesday about that. >> currently, the chinese communist party is able to gain unlimited access to the account information of tiktok users. >> if president biden signs the bill, it could still take years for the ban to take effect a sign into law the bill would prevent at stores from distributing or of day 2 dot company that owns tiktok bytedance would likely challenge that law. decision might end up under review by the supreme court. still ahead of the kron, 4 morning news. the group behind the recall of district attorney pamela price, calling on alameda

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a letter to city leaders in the sheriff's office asking for more hires. the association deputies are working an average of 28 hours overtime for a week and a lot of lacking sleep. the laying off more than 2700 people after an earnings report showed a steep decline in sales. the 6,000 of them work in fremont palo alto transportation analyst said cuts are going to say the company billions of dollars. and google has fired people after they protested the israel-hamas war. plus, with more than 20 pro, palestinian workers are fired after holding sit-in protest and google's offices. sonny bill in new york. nowa the company says additional employees were fired after an investigation revealed the identities of the people who wore masks. >> all right. well, before you hit the roads or head out the door, you need to know the weather is going to be light. don't think this is jacket weather played. good morning. maybe it is. yeah. i you're definitely changing the entire

from couple of days ago and are in the 70's and 80's. >> today it's going to be highs in the 60's. so maybe a light jacket kind of thing is going to be a little bit muggy out there, which is going to make it feel little 60's just a little bit more comfortable. your view outside right now at the golden gate bridge. pretty clear at the moment. any sort of cloud cover we're seeing is well above us this morning. so it's not blocking out that the firm sensor tower, we saw a lot of thunderstorm activity across the interior of the state yesterday, central valley as well as cierra nevada, seeing a lightning strike after lightning strike. the bay-area cited out, but we will be looking at a few more days of convective activity, especially for southern california and the sierra as this low meanders its way across the region today. it's dragging in that humid air from the south, which is going to contribute to that muggy feeling. you'll notice as you're getting outside today, couple of misty spots in upper elevations, but that's it for the day tomorrow. we also stay dry thursday night into friday morning may see a few sprinkles for the bay, as you

can see in future cast. but take a look at that side of the screen, especially up towards the foreign the banner that's up in the sierra nevada in towards friday, especially some very aggressive thunderstorm development going on up in the sierra nevada. so if you are heading that way for the weekend, watch for some thunderstorm potential rain totals over the weekend. knocking them out to much. maybe just a drop of water, too. the sierra you're going to have really high up in elevation to see any snowfall. and even then it will just be a couple of inches of it. some really last minute spring snow for those highest elevations. today's daytime highs are going to be in the 60's pretty much across the board from the coast. the bayshore to our inland areas. that's where all of us are spending the afternoon mid 60's along the bay shore today mid to upper 60's for the south bay and very similar for the east bay. with those mid to upper 60's continuing this afternoon again, yesterday was kind of a brisk one just cooler and cloudier today is going to be cooler yet on the muggy air side of things. tomorrow stays

partly cloudy. best chance of a sprinkle or 2 will come friday. the weekend ahead. looks really nice. lots of sunshine, drier, feeling weather and high temperatures back into the 60's to 70's. as for your roads right now just fine out there for most areas of the bay bridge is 11 minutes to make your crossing. but we do have that backup now that the metering lights are on in this backup looks like it is growing fast. so hopefully you can get an early start. 13 minutes on the san mateo bridge indefinitely. starting to crowd up now, richmond center fell is still relatively empty. the golden gate is moving along as traffic picks up there right >> we'll save alameda for everyone. the group leading the effort to recall alameda county district attorney bill, a price they held a rally yesterday. this is at the alameda county administration building. so they're calling on the county supervisors set a date for the recall election during next tuesday's meeting. now that enough signatures have been verified

>> then it just we call is also wake up call for many of especially of this county. >> the damage that has been so far. it's tremendous. and we should not be the only people that see what's going on. the board of supervisors have a job to president miley. it's your responsibility. >> to set a date for the recall. put that on the agenda and we want to see that on april 30th and will be here to watch you and watch the board vote on that. >> the price has been criticized for being lenient on criminals. her attorney claims the recall is illegal alleging the registered voters failed to follow the rules of the counties, character signatures and they were not counted within 10 days. people from outside the county or used to gather signatures. as we have all heard by now, san francisco is getting giant pandas from china. the city first needs to raise money to help maintain them at the zoo.

so marilyn, a breeze asking the board of supervisors to pass a resolution that would allow various city departments start helping him raise the money for the pandas. so far there's no specific timeline on when the pandas are going to arrive here in the city. so that timing all depends on construction of an enclosure at the zoo. time is now 5.49. california state university system announcing more than 4 and a half. you know, the dollars to advance black student success across their school system. there. it's part of the 10 million dollars allocation over the next 3 years. it's going help fund programs and projects in each university identify to meet recommendations outline in the black student success support from last year report hopes to address persistent rains and low black student enrollment retention. graduation rates. well, the csu also announced it's got to hold their second biannual juneteenth symposium virtually on june 13th and the

14th to help celebrate african-american history as well as achievements. a brand new restaurant is opening up in downtown san jose. mayor matt mahan was at the ribbon cutting for at least at 96 for street restaurants. ers beat the maze and french cuisine. its owner says she moved to downtown because she wanted to give back to the business community. so here who helped her rebound from the break. it. >> saw that as soon as you know, with the right our windows were smashed the honestly, it was snatched 08:00pm by 12 and the next morning we had a whole community came out pain, you know, all all the boars. and it's just really time to get back. >> police is going to open monday through saturday on sunday staff will give food to ttose in need. community coming together once again,

ok, listen to sports. he's in baseball. the giants taking on the mets once again in their series got kron. 4 sports reporter aaron wilson. with all those highlights. >> well, the giants they look to make it 2 in a row over the mets on tuesday night at oracle, they had their a slow the way of on the hoping to make all his fans happy and for a part now headed going on early, not want to disappoint the kids, of course, and well, he gets joey wendle swinging right here on the 5th floor in the logan kept them. it's it bay to keep the game scoreless. but the giants, they had no hits either until this happened right before it was first and then tiros try to bring michael conforto home with a sliding right there. head first to pass home base. it took a one. nothing lead and then in continued as might stressed. the follow with the blooper to center field to place. 2 more runs in the diet. they go up 3 to nothing and they are celebrating, it or call. i don't know though. we have to see if they're

still there. there's definitely will be there later on today, giving up 6 hits only, you know, that was logan. we have pretty good night as they win 5 to one over the minutes. that suspect to you guys at the desk. all right, eric, thanks for that. coming up the next hour, you're not. >> all gilroy. garlic basil is making a comeback. but at a new location will tell you where.

>> francisco board of supervisors approved an ordinance that will help expand methadone treatment in the city. ordinance would allow clinics to dispense 72 hours. a methadone when it's requested that removes significant barriers to

treatment. methadone is used to east symptoms of or if you withdraw, it has been shown to improve people's chances beginning to recover. health insurance giant united health group says they're going to take several months to identify and contact patients. his private data has been leaked. the company says they suffered from a ransomware attack back in march. company says has substantial portion of people might be affected say how many, not a whole group says it will be offering free credit monitoring identity theft protection for people that might be affected by the attack. coming up in the next hour, a man is fighting for us live this morning after was hit by a car. we'll tell you what officials know the accident in a live report. plus that man convicted for attacking former house speaker nancy pelosi's husband set to be sentenced this morning. >> we'll tell you the sentence he could be facing in a live report. and except shelter or leave the only 2 options, a

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>> right now on the kron, 4 morning news, the man who attacked nancy pelosi's husband will be sentenced today. we're live at the courthouse. san jose mayor matt mahan is nearly attacked while talking to kron 4. you can see a security detail had to step in. more on what happened. and a community rallies together in san francisco to help a hit and run victim fights for his life. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 6. >> they're thanks for waking up with us again. we appreciate every am i'm darya and i'm james you on this wednesday morning. we're once again. we're waking up to nice, dry conditions that wasn't doing before yesterday. i stayed and out as on. was. it wasn't so bad yesterday, but it was cloudy for most of the day. there are a little peeks of sunshine here and there today is going to be another one of those overcast days. but today we're going to add in the humid feel to it. so that's what you're going to notice