>> 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 a feel-like each day.

there's some sort of update that changes things just a bit. your view outside of the east bay hills, a lot of clouds overhead this morning. we're going to see those mostly cloudy skies pretty much all day long today winds are lighter, but directly from the south transporting that muggy feeling air our direction. and that's the biggest change will notice today. temperatures are in the 50's with hayward at 59 degrees, oakland and concord at 57 santa rosa and petaluma each at 53 right now. later on today. 60's is as warm as we're getting. nobody getting into the 70's. i will be talking about what else to expect for the rest of the weekend. a few more changes that that all still to come right now. all right, john, thank you for that off to a great start this morning for everybody in the road. not seeing any major hot spot. 2 lights are on at the bay bridge. so about 12 minutes to make that ride into the city. mateo bridge just under 14, 80 to 101, richmond center fell bridge still nice and light. 7 minute ride. golden gate bridge. no short of 20 minutes. 37 to the tolls are uses. back to you. thank you.

reyna won a big story this morning. david de pap the man which have former house speaker nancy pelosi's husband. >> he's going to be sentenced in federal court and we've got kron four's will tran on the story for us live in the city. good morning. well, >> james, that will happen right behind me in about 4 hours from now. he was found guilty last november. and this morning, david de pap, we'll find out if you could possibly spend the rest of his life in prison. he's 43 years old and he faces a maximum of 50 years behind bars. now, let me show you the video. this all went down back on october of 2022. when david de pap went to the pelosi home in san francisco, looking to speak to then speaker of the house, nancy pelosi. she was not home at the time. in fact, she was in washington, d.c., home at the time was her husband, paul pelosi. he woke up to find find the pap inside the home. he called 9-1-1 and basically spoke in code without rattling

to path that somebody broke into the home. police officers then came to the san francisco home, sot of pap and pelosi at the front door tried to defuse the situation and that's when pap hit pelosi on top of the head several times with a hammer. he was rushed to the hospitai into emergency surgery. and at last check, he is still recovering from his injuries. he he was convicted on 2 counts. the first count was attack of an immediate family member of a public official, which, of course, is nancy pelosi. and the second one was kidnapping. if he serves all 50 years, he will be 93 years old, but his trouble doesn't end here in federal court. he also faces state charges for attacking paul pelosi as well. and even then that is not over because he came into the u.s. from canada in the early 2, thousands on the visa and that

these expire 6 months after entries. so he never should have been in the country in the first place. 2 attacked paul pelosi. all right. thanks a lot. well, 603, is the time. >> now a story you'll see only on kron 4 in downtown san jose. what happened yesterday when mayor matt mahan was in the middle of an interview. >> with our kron, 4 crews and we captured look at hear this. this fight between the mayor's security detail and a pedestrian, a man who tried to attack in san jose. police say this all started when the man started acting erratically around the mayor and the staff and then he got hostile. a plainclothes officer assigned to the mayor's detail, tried to de-escalate the situation several times before it came to this. you can see the man eventually hit the officer.

and several bystanders helped to detain. the man was eventually taken into custody. the officer was treated for minor injuries. the man now faces several charges, including felony battery on a police officer. a san jose police plan to hand this case to the district attorney's office soon. a man involved in a hit and run earlier this week in san francisco remains in critical condition. and now the community is rallying to try to help him and his family kron four's. michael thomas is in the newsroom with the details. >> hey, good morning, everyone. will that driver still on the run while this husband and father of 2 is currently in the hospital this morning listed under critical condition with bombs. donuts telling me he hasn't been responsive since the accident. >> that take a look. this is a map. according to san francisco. police say hit and run happened early sunday morning at around 03:00am neared abbas avenue and guerrero street. when police arrived, they found a man with no identification lying on the ground unconscious. he would soon be identified as his season. mizzou deo. he had been hit by a vehicle while

riding an electric scooter with the driver and vehicle fleeing the scene. he was rushed to a nearby hospital and was listed under critical condition ever since the bombs. donuts manager tells me that they knew something was wrong when he didn't show up for his 03:00am shift. >> but he should. you know, and that's how >> the store has since created a gofundme account. and you can see there's fires posted all throughout their windows where he's work. they say that he is the sole provider for both his wife and 2 young kids that are ages 3, 5, they actually live in mexico right now adding that the family still has not been able to see him in the hospital. they're working with social workers to try to get a visa before things get worse. san francisco police say it's all still under investigation. they're trying to find that

driver in that vehicle. and right now they're asking the public for any information. it may have. now the employees this morning bob's donuts. tell me they're just really hoping that things get better for him and they're going to continue to post on that. go-fund me with any updates and we get those will keep you updated. darren james, we'll send it back to you. all right. thank you, michael. >> 606, is the time. and turning to another big story this morning, the san jose city council has approved a proposal to build 150 new affordable housing units in the southern part of that city. just off great oaks, exit of highway 85. the mayor's office says once the new housing is built. >> the homeless who live in rv's encampments around it will be asked to accept the shelter or have to leave conference. moment has more. >> 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 late in this sense. 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 to 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 a safe sleeping sites. but i would be great. got at lee says she's looking forward to the day where she and the thousands of other and house in san jose can get offered housing. >> we can do better than that of the taxes. the bag money that 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 can 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.

>> thank you. check with 609, is a time and crop or is your local election headquarters and pavlos rent control activists have submitted more than 1000 signatures to the city clerk. this is all to get a renter protection legislation package on the november ballot. the proposed package ordinance for rent stabilization for tenant anti-harassment and just cause evictions. these be ordinances that prevent all of that renters would also be able to file petitions with the city manager. if the landlord fails to make repairs. but landlords can also file petitions to with the city if they feel like they're not getting a reasonable return on their investment. the contra costa county registrar of voters has 30 days now to approve the more than 1600 signatures that were submitted. >> it's 609. and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a plea deal is reached. >> in the murder of a home depot worker, we'll hear from the victim's mother. >> and a new initiative in san francisco targeting. corner stores in the tenderloin trying to crack down on the drug market. there. plus,

people in the south bay say goodbye to a jury of burger joint that was in business since the 1960's. we'll customers to say. >> and today stays cool. little bit on the cloudy side to daytime highs only in the 60's from down to san jose. i've got your forecast. and before he hit the road on a wednesday morning as traffic starts to pick up tracking

>> here are 4 things that you need to know. the san francisco board of supervisors unanimously adopted an ordinance to expand access to methadone treatment method known as child. he's the

symptoms of opioid withdrawals. this allows clinics to get people. 72 hours of methadone and the city says that will make it easier for us to access to treatment. san francisco's going to get those new giant pandas from china soon. but the city first needs to raise money to build and maintain enclosure for them in the zoo. the mayor is asking the board of supervisors for that so that they would be able begin raising money from private entities. the california state university system is setting aside where the 4 and a half million dollars to advance black student access. they say the money will help fund programs and projects that each university has identified to help students reach the success that they want them to. a black student enrollment retention and graduation rates are lower than they want them to be. the giants beat the mets in game 2 of their series last night. and now they're looking for their next game. waits at 12. 45 today?

>> alright, 6.14, is the time. let's check bay area weather here on this wednesday. we're halfway through the week. yeah, and i think we've got some the horizon. john. yeah, it's just the weather is keeping us on our toes each and every day. so today we're starting with the cloudy skies. you can see out there golden gate bridge sitting under the cloudy nowhere close to seeing any sort of fog across the bay. just a blanket, a mid-level stratus above us. we saw a thunderstorm after thunderstorm popping up in the central valley in the sierra yesterday. if you're in the inland east bay and you look to the eastern horizon, you likely saw those thunder clouds. we do see that potential continuing for southern california in the sierra as this low pressure makes its way across the region for us right now. it's dragging in a muggy feeling southerly breeze. it's not warm. it's muggy. so a little less feeling than yesterday, a little less brisk feeling in than yesterday, but we're still holding on to the clouds in the 60's. as you can see, it's just cloudy all day today. we will be looking at

dry skies both today and tomorrow for the bay area. tomorrow night, though, a chance of showers does start to make way into the region. and if you look towards the for there at the corner of the screen, we have some thunderstorm activity building for the sierra into the weekend. that is going to make any hiking or skiing that you're doing this weekend. very interesting. we're going to see a very active weekend for the sierra with that thunderstorm development for the bay area. we may just see a sprinkle or 2 towards friday. it's really nothing much to know. the sierra is going to see some very high elevation snowfall. only a few inches of it really just wanted to show this map one more time the season. as for where we're sitting for your daytime highs today at 60's pretty much across the board from san francisco down the coast. it's low 60's for the bayshore in our inland areas. it's the mid to upper 60's. nobody is giving up to 70 degrees today. so it is definitely on the cooler side and you will notice that humid feel as you're getting out there. hayward and oakland in the mid sixties today. well,

concord at 68 close to spots to 70 will be antioch in pittsburgh at 69 degrees. each looking ahead tomorrow is going to be almost the same. a little less muggy tomorrow, though, friday, that slight chance of a few sprinkles. the weekend looks really nice. we dry out. we clear out daytime highs in the 60's to 70's rain. all right, john, thank you for taking a snapshot at your bay area highways here in the 6 o'clock hour. >> we're still pretty green across the board, but you are starting to pick up along way for 8.80, through hayward eve in the bay bridge just a little bit. that's because the meter lights are on to 80 along the peninsula and the south bay still make a decent time. 14 minute ride into the city meter lights are on right now. 70 oh, bridge around 14. 82 want to one heading across towards peninsula. look at this in the south bay. still at 30 minutes, 85 in the park 2.37. to 80 are also nice and light. sally has the data to 37. you can see where things are slowing down, what she

had. fremont smooth sailing going to take about 26 months to make that ride. do you guys back to you? thanks. a lot rain in 6.17, as juvenile was arrested for attempting to carjack a woman in san bruno. >> this happened monday and the 700 block of san felipe avenue. the driver was in her car and part when he open up or door and demanded her keys, he wasn't able to take anything and he took off in a short time later, police arrested him. police in fairfield are looking for the person responsible for a hit, the hit and run. that happened of a pedestrian yesterday morning. and officer found a victim who had been struck and killed at the air base area around 1 o'clock in the afternoon or chilled, still trying to identify what car hit that person killed him. san francisco mayor london breed wants to crack down on illegal activity around. it's happening in late night corner stores in the tenderloin. but some people who live and work there aren't on board with the

plan. we have kron four's sara stinson to explain. >> 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 got is the home lot about the illegal vendors hanging hundreds of hanging out in front of our building. mickey was at the small business foggy 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. >> all right, sarah, thank you. well, garlic lovers can take a deep breath today because the garlic festival is back, but it will be lewd. new location will no longer be the gilroy garlic festival. but the california garlic festival and it will be in merced county at the springs fairgrounds in los panos. this will be a three-day event starting august, 30th lasting through september. 1st with local entertainment, though, have monster truck shows a carnival and of course, the fresh cooked garlic delicacies that everybody goes there to enjoy. now, according their website, they'll have a garlic fries, a have garlic mushrooms and onions and bread, bold, all that stuff. garlic pesto pasta, whatever you want. they've got even the garlic ice cream. that's not going anywhere. festival. hours are from noon till 10:00pm. each of those 3 days. so if you're going out there, enjoy. all

right. we're going to take a break at 6.21. coming up on the kron 4 morning news and east bay restaurant has been broken into so many times. now the owner. >> no longer calls the police. tell you how he said the police can help if they really wanted to. we're back 6.24. is

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earnings report showed a steep decline in sales. >> tesla executives announced more than 2700 employees will lose their jobs. they say thousands of them work in fremont and palo alto executives revealed their net income dropped more than 50% in the first part of this year. the transportation analyst said these cuts will save the company. a couple of billion dollars. and this all comes as google is also letting people go firing them after they protested the israel-hamas war last week. more than 20 pro palestinian workers were fired after holding sit-in protest at google offices in sunnyvale and new york. and now the company says that additional employees were fired after investigation revealed the identities of people who wore masks. a group representing the workers says more than 50 employees have been fired in all. they say they were protesting the company supplying the israeli government with ai technology.

>> and no formal housing project is coming to oakland. this is at east 12th street and second avenue and the lake merritt, eastlake neighborhood. there will be 91 units, their designated as permanent supportive housing for the unhoused. this is among the first projects to break ground with funding from measure you, which is a van that passed in 2022, it's 6. 25 and in fremont applications are now being accepted for new affordable housing. there. the new building in fremont is on fremont boulevard near 80 and 99 ranch market. 27 rental units are available. it's based on income. whether or not you can get in and the deadline to apply a 3rd for more information. we have a link and you can see the info on your screen there. housing see gov dot org. it's 6.26. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news. >> protesters are staging a sit-in that uc berkeley to

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>> 6.28 right now and we're downshifting. changing gears shift is because you probably don't know how to drive a yeah, we're kind from those warmer temperatures. we joined earlier in the week. john, the

are stalling it feels like we're taking a step back for sure. downshifting is a good way to put a lot of cloud cover yesterday. and if you look outside and pretty much any of our views this morning. >> you've got some more that cloud cover. this is half moon bay right now with a the linkage of that mid-level stratus overhead today is not going to be as windy as yesterday, but what it is going to be, is muggy. we have a southerly wind pushing into the bay ahead of this low pressure area. it's dragging in some kind of humid step into the region. temperatures are hanging out in upper 50's right now. go ahead. get that jogging this morning. doesn't really matter what time of day you're getting it in because temps aren't going to move that much today from the upper 50's this morning to just the mid 60's. for most of us this afternoon that muggy feel is going to be present throughout the afternoon rania. all right, john, thank you for that. well, from last now. >> drive times have gone up just a little bit on the bay bridge, but no accidents. the meter lights, more people traveling out there. so that an 18 minute ride. we're at 15 minutes. last time we checked

in 52 mateo bridge over still steady. there. our richmond center fell bridge of them. 7 minutes to 12. just a few minutes uptick. 90 minute ride across the golden gate bridge. and a look at your highways right now. how a for along antioch over the east bay, 82 hayworth. those are probably the busiest right now 80 as you travel to richmond, that's all start to pick up just a little bit. darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot rain at 6.30, in the east bay. a plea deal has been reached in the murder of a home depot worker. now that worker was shot and killed while confronting a shoplifting suspect in pleasanton. >> kron four's dan kerman now talking with the victim's mother. >> 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, an accessory to robbery now is the 2 are set to go to trial. a plea

agreement has been reached with naps, pleading guilty with the 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. the 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. >> well, that was dan kerman reporting a sentencing hearing is to to finalize the deal is set for june 6. so we'll see what they decide. >> time now 06:32am. and happening now, pro gaza and palestine's protesters are staging a sit-in on the berkeley campus at cal. you can see this video from sproul hall yesterday. they have dozens of tents set up and banners and signs talking about the situation in the middle east demanding the school call for a cease-fire

and some students are walking to class and they been expressing their support. but some jewish students say that they have been harassed for months and feel the university has 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. we are forced to learn in an environment that is not conducive to one in which we feel welcomed. >> or let alone say fun. >> university says there's just 3 weeks left in the school year and they want to protect the right to free speech and also make sure that the school is safe. the protesters are demanding university also boycott israel as well. the school says that is not something that they will consider the jewish community. relations council released a statement in response to the demonstration

going on. and you can see here, they say, quote, we are carefully monitoring emerging anti-israel protests, uc berkeley, which appear to be inspired by the deeply anti-semitic columbia encampment, responsible for ask and blocking jewish students from accessing their campus. and then it goes on to say while their words are abor and the protesters at uc berkeley have a right to free speech and assembly and no violence or obstruction has yet been reported. we are in conversation with the administration who are committed to ensuring jewish safety and participation and quote. >> in the east bay, a restaurant owner in downtown oakland is cleaning up after yet another break in the most recent incident happened on monday morning. the owner of the roasted and raw shared this video of the restaurant's glass door. it was shattered. the owner says this break-in cost about $3500 to fix that

owner says this is the 4th time he's been burglarized in 3 years since he opened his restaurant. he says he doesn't even call police anymore, but he is asking for more police in downtown oakland to help deter crimes like this. >> huge 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 city. >> you know, the oakland police department says their staff tracks crime trends and are deploying officers to areas that are experiencing more crime. they've also expanded foot patrols to now 14 officers. >> well, save alameda for everyone. the group leading the effort to recall alameda district attorney pamela price held a rally yesterday at the alameda county administration. building. they are calling on county supervisors to set a date for the recall election during next tuesday's meeting. now that enough signatures have been verified.

>> the small then it just we call is also wake up call for many of especially 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. >> price has been criticized for being lenient on criminals. her attorney, though, claims the recall is illegal alleging the registrar of voters failed to follow the rules of the county's charter and signatures were not counted within 10 days and people from outside the county were used to gather enough signatures. >> it's 6.37 in the north bay, a former benicia school teacher is charged with sexually abusing a student at an elementary school. matthew

shelton is charged with 7 counts of child molestation. he's accused of touching and abusing a 5th grade girl at an after-school program at robert semple elementary school in 2022, he worked at roberts a simple since 2015, a benicia school district officials says as of the 2023 24 school year, shelton no longer works for the district. the suit also claims that he committed similar acts against a minor in alameda county in 2018 and according to the napa valley register, the napa valley register. he was acquitted of 6 counts of child molestation back in 2008. it's 6.37. in the east bay, a former account and charged with stealing hundreds of $1000 from her employer. investigators say angela fay brown embezzled more than $800,000 while she was working for viking. pavers in richmond between 2017 2022,

she's charged with identity theft, money laundering and several other crimes. >> in the north bay marin county and the city of sandra fell have been awarded nearly 6 million dollars to address them and creek path. homeless encampment that encampment currently includes 65 people who are homeless under this proposed program, the marin, health and human services and city are going to have 3 years now to help those people. the city says it will use 4 million dollars for interim housing solutions. >> its 6.30, a and new this morning. that sounds a gas price, 6 books and 30's and not quite. but we are well above $5 on average in the bay area. let's take a look at the prices. well, see, what did i just say? 7.29? for gas. and that's the regular look at supreme. oh, my gosh. this is on social media. somebody posted this just 3 days ago and will part menlo park. yeah. i mean, if you want to hunt for the high prices, you

can sure we we tend look for the lower prices for you. gasbuddy does that around the bay and prices are well over $5. as you can see here and then with a car insurance, by the way, car insurance is also so high on average drivers paying about $2500 a year for car insurance man, $2,500 for car insurance every year. that's 26% more. and according to 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 >> car insurance company say that they don't participate or this sari, they don't anticipate prices going down anytime soon. in fact, they think they might even go up the boy. yeah. >> all right. well, the california state university system is announcing more than 4 and a half million dollars to advance black student success across the system.

it's all part of a 10 million dollar allocation over the next 3 years. it will help fund programs and projects that each university identify to meet recommendations outlined in the black student success report from last year. the report hopes to address persistent trends in low black student enrollment retention and graduation rates. the csu also announced it would hold its second biennial juneteenth symposium virtually on june 13th and 14th to celebrate african-american history and achievement. >> in the south bay, the burger pit has served their last burger. this san jose staple has been at blossom hill and kuz or since 1964. and you can see everybody lining up to get the last until they ran out of supplies and keep serving the owner and a loyal customers said goodbye. >> 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, >> the manager told us the reason the closing is because of the property manager not renewing the lease. >> well, coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news. your days scrolling on tiktok could soon be coming to an end. we'll tell you how long it could take to affect what tiktok can do. 6.44 is the

time and here are 4 things to juvenile has been arrested for attempting to carjack a woman and pull her out of her car in san bruno. this was on monday. police say that the driver reported that she was in her parked car when an unknown person opened the door and attempted to pull her out and demand her keys. that person was unsuccessful in ended up running away. the san francisco sheriffs association says there is a deputy shortage and they're calling on the city to help. they sent a letter to city leaders and the sheriff's office asking for more hires. the association says deputies are working on average about 28 hours of overtime per week. and tesla is laying off more than 2700 people after an earnings report showed a steep decline in sales. they say thousands of them work in the fremont and palo alto facilities. a transportation analyst said that these cuts

will save the company couple of billion dollars. by the way, google is also firing people after they protested the israel-hamas war. last week we reported that more than 20 pro palestinian workers were fired after holding sit in protest google offices in sunnyvale in new york. well, now the company says that additional employees have been fired after an investigation revealed the identities of those who were wearing masks. >> and we have an update now to a story we brought you earlier this hour. we had reported that the sentencing for david de pap the person who was convicted of attacking former house speaker nancy pelosi's husband. we told you that that sentencing was supposed to happen today, but according to online records, that hearing actually is not going to happen until next monday, april 29th. so we'll continue our coverage. then it's 6.45 right now. and as you know by now, san francisco is getting giant pandas from china. >> but first, they need to raise the money to help house them at the zoo. mayor london breed is asking the board of

supervisors to pass a resolution that will allow various city departments to start that process of raising private money to fund the panda enclosures and habitat. so far there's no timeline when the pandas will arrive. that timing depends on the construction of the enclosure at the zoo. and of course, on when china sense, sure when that us and it has been waiting for a get some more to that will say all right, it is 6.46. we've got gray skies overhead on this wednesday morning. as you take a live look outside and the word we don't often say around here, yeah. good morning, john. no, i don't love that word. i've got a of but i'm saying to the law today it's going to have that muggy, humid, feel to it. >> as you are getting outside today, san jose going to stay in the 60's. >> wouldn't necessarily call it cool, though. kind of a sticky fear on such a cloudy day overhead. we are seeing a southerly wind pushing into the bay and that is transporting some very moist air up our direction. you can see some showers east of the

sierra nevada yesterday was a very active day for this year with thunderstorms. that low is going to result in showers and thunderstorm potential for southern california as well as the sierra over the next few days. the bay area little too far north to be seeing a lot of activity, although we do see our own slight chance of a few sprinkles late thursday into friday. and you can faintly see those showing up here in the bay area come thursday night into friday morning. the sierra more. so we'll see some widespread thunderstorms as we work our way into the start of the weekend. it could make for some interesting conditions. if you are heading up that way. as for the bay area, maybe a sprinkle or 2, really nothing much to know. the sierra really one last time potentially seeing some very high elevation snowfall. only just a few inches at those very highest of elevations. temperatures today in the 60's low 60's in san francisco the coastline. well, looking at mid to upper 60's elsewhere, unlike yesterday, which is kinda brisk. a little bit on the cloudy side with a few low 70's today is going to just be

cooler cooler, calmer and more humid. it's just a different feel to you're getting out there. as for valais 65 for your high today, santa rosa at 66. tomorrow's temperatures will be upper 60's again, a very warmest partly cloudy again. friday comes along with the morning chance of showers. we do have a much drier and much more pleasant feeling to the weekend with plenty of sunshine and highs in the 60's to low 70's. great. all right, john, thank you for that. will that traffic is starting to build if you are hitting the roads? >> maybe you're traveling along. i-80 this morning. so angela traveling down to 2.37. about 31 minutes or so from hayward just into fremont me. once you get past that things start to move again. to oakland, if you're picking between the 2, both are nice and light this morning. southbound 6.80, traveling no, things are starting to slow down a bit. bridge. 19 minutes. last time we checked in were still about 17. there. so gradually building the nothing terrible. 11 minute ride along richmond center

fell bridge. no accidents, no hazards highway for about 34 minutes antioch concord. let's get a look at 24. you still in the green there. 12 minute, right soon. as you get past walnut creek and you hit or end a smooth sailing to 5.80, darya. james, back to you. >> thank you very much. rain 6.49. and san francisco's board of supervisors has approved an ordinance that will help expand methadone treatment in the city. the ordinance would allow clinics to dispense 72 hours of methadone when it's requested, which removes significant barriers to treatment. methadone is used east symptoms of opioid withdrawal and it's been shown to improve people's chances as they begin the journey to recovery. the federal trade commission has voted to ban nearly all noncompete agreements across all industries. those agreements prevent millions of employees from working for competitors or starting their own businesses. after leaving a company, noncompete agreements are not legal here in california. the rule also calls for companies to get rid

of existing noncompete contracts. shortly after the vote, the u.s. chamber of commerce said it would sue the ftc to block that rule. the commerce says noncompete agreements are vital to companies to safeguard trade secrets and better invest in employees. >> time now 6.50, and the senate has passed the cell or ban tiktok bill that requires president biden's signature now and once it's signed, the bill will require the chinese parent company called bytedance to sell tiktok's u.s. operations within one year or face being banned. president biden says he's going to sign the bill today. so the clock will start. the legislation will likely face some legal challenges, though, from tiktok and their supporters. they say that it prohibits free speech and harms american business in effect, the platform that they say contributes billions to the u.s. economy. it's 6.51. let's talk baseball. the giants taking on the mets again, the second game in the

series. yes cover. sports reporter aaron wilson shows us how it went. >> well, the giants they look to make it 2 in a row over the mets on tuesday night at oracle, they have their a slow the way of on the hoping to make all his fans happy. and for part now hedda 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. at oracle. i don't know though. we have to see if they're still there. they 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. thank you very much, aaron. 6.52. is the time and former a's starter star outfielder jose conseco is making his case to be the team's manager when they moved to sacramento. conseco tweeted a link to a petition titled appoint jose conseco as manager of the sacramento a's. the petition is asking for 1000 signatures before it moves to its next goal. the a's are set to move sacramento after the 2024 season. it will be their temporary home as we know until the new ballpark in las vegas is constructed. conseco is best known for his involvement in mlb steroid scandal. he admitted to using performance enhancing drugs back in 2005 in a book that he authored as of this morning. the petition has passed 870 signatures and growing. we're going take a break. but coming up the next hour of kron, 4 morning news at the morial service has been planned for a fall in oakland. officer.

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>> 6.55, and just as you are drinking coffee, probably right now, coffee consumption has hit a 20 year high more than 67% of people say that they have had a cup of coffee in the last day. this is according to the national coffee association. they've been keeping track since 2004 when it was 50%. people say they had a coffee. coffee is up. the sales are up 20% since january. and even though prices are up, it's not stopping people from going to their local coffee shops either the national coffee association says coffee

consumption is higher than any other beverage. >> including >> water. and that goes for tap or bottled water. i i might drink more coffee. the water. i'm not sure that you're supposed to the other way around the way right >> all right. we're going take a break. but coming up in the next hour of the kron, 4 morning news except shelter. >> we'll leave. that's the only 2 options of san jose mayor is giving some people living in encampments as the city plans to build new housing. so more on that in a moment. and a man is fighting for his life this morning after being struck by car. going to tell you what officials know so far about that accident in a live that accident in a live report.

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morning news. and as a mayor, matt mahan is nearly attacked while talking to kron 4. his security detail had to step in explain what happened. and a community rally 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 7. good morning and thanks for waking up with us aria and i'm james. let's start the hour with a check of weather and traffic is we're looking at gray skies here over san francisco. really all over yesterday was about the wind today. it might be about the humidity, john. yeah. and muggy out there. >> not a word. i necessarily enjoy say it otherwise. pretty nice day. it is going to be a little cloudier today. much like yesterday was but a little less windy, too, looking outside at