>> right now, the kron 4 morning news, san jose mayor matt mahan nearly attacked while talking to kron 4. his security detail had to step in. the group behind the recall of district attorney pamela price is now calling on county officials to set date for that recall election and a community rally together in san francisco to help with hit and run victim fight for his life. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning and thanks for joining with us on a

wednesday. i'm daria and i'm james. we're going to start with a check of weather and traffic before we get to the headlines, little gray out there. yeah. when the sun is going break through a little gray and also a little moist healing. hi, john. yeah. that muggy feel something you may notice today and the cloud cover. you've certainly noticed as you looked outside the window, we're going to be looking at that throughout the course of your wednesday today. kind of like yesterday. your view outside of the golden gate bridge, definitely overcast. right now. we will be looking at these overcast skies hanging out with us as we make our way through the afternoon, too. southerly wind pumping up some moisture from the south that muggy feel a contribution of that light wind from the south. and you also notice that later today 50's to low 60's for current temperatures. we're going to be pretty steady temperature wise. it's been a mild morning and it's going to continue to be a mild rest of the day with temperatures staying in the 60's, even for a very warm spots right that, well, you can see pretty busy in the 9 o'clock hour. >> we're going highways out there. still pretty much sprinkle in red, one of the 80

over the east 85 80 evening of ridges are still seeing some slight delays. 30 minutes traveling into the city this morning. thankfully, no accidents right now. we went down from 30 minutes to 26. so slight improvement across the mateo bridge. richmond, sandra bridge around 12 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls you saw how slow 1, 1, was in the north bay 40 minute ride. 37 to the polls. denise is back to you. thank you. reyna 901. our top stories. a man was involved in a hit and run earlier this week in francisco remains in critical condition this now the community is coming together to try and help him and his family. >> crawford's michael thomas up in the newsroom to explain what happened. michael. hey, good morning, everyone. really a tragic story to say the least in the driver is still on the run this morning while the husband and father of 2 is in the hospital. >> listed under critical condition with bob's donuts. his employer telling me he hasn't been responsive since the accident. san francisco

police say early sunday morning around 03:00am near to pass avenue in guerrero street. they found a man that was unconscious and lying on the ground with no identification. he would soon be identified as his sous 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 has been listed under critical condition ever since. where is he headed? well into his 3 m shifted bob's donuts and he was wearing his uniform when he was hit. you know, and that's >> the stories since created a gofundme account and has the flyers posted all throughout its windows where worked? they say he was the sole provider for both his wife and 2 young kids, ages 3, 5 that live in mexico. and his family still hasn't been able to see him in the hospital because of visa paperwork. so we help

>> thing. and san francisco police say they're still investigating and trying to find that driver now turning to the public for any information. it may have. >> well, as family in mexico and that bob's donuts try to figure out what's next as we get more details on his condition and more information on if the driver is caught will continue to keep you updated. that's the very latest here in the newsroom. i'm michael thomas will send it back to you to live in the studio. k thanks for the update. michael. >> now a story you'll see only on kron 4. this fight between the mayor's security guard in san jose and a man who wandered up and seemed to be a threatening and acting erratically. this was in the middle of an interview was one of our kron, 4 crews that this happened. and let me just tell you about the way it went down. a san jose police say it started with the man acting

erratically towards the mayor and the staff. andy grew hostile. you can see the guard. they're trying to de-escalate the mayor's security detail tried several times, but then the man became agitated and actually hit the officer and then several bystanders help to detain. the man was eventually taken into custody. the officer was treated at the hospital for minor injuries. and now that man is facing several charges, including felony battery on a police officer. >> well, police right now are investigating assault that took place at u c berkeley last night. police responded to a reported this assault on university drive right near the crescent lawn on campus. you see that on the map. the report says that a woman sprayed the victim with a liquid and then hit the individual over the head with a hard object. the attackers then fled the scene in a dark colored older european sedan. no word on the condition of the victim yet this morning. but we'll update you when we

find out. meanwhile, a memorial service for fallen oakland police officer jordan wingate is set for this coming friday. officer wingate died saturday from injuries he suffered in a 2018 car crash while on duty. the service is set to be held at 3 cross church in castro valley. it will be at 11:00am and it is open to the public. time now is 905, in the south bay, a santa clara man is charged with stealing more than $10,000 from an elderly couple. >> that he was hired to take care of. and the santa clara county sheriff's department believes there could be more victims out there. jerald compas tano surreal was working as a temporarily caregiver for the los altos hills, elderly couple. and during that time use the couple's credit card 15 times in 2 weeks. it was the elderly couple's daughter who was preparing their tax documents when she found those transactions. and deputies say that also they have found a

video of at various atm's. surreal was arrested last week. >> turning to another big story this morning, the san jose city council has approved a proposal to build about 150 new affordable housing units in the southern part of san jose. right near the great oaks exit off highway 85. and the mayor's office says that once the new housing is build. >> homeless people in rv's in encampments. they have a chance to either accept the shelter or they have to leave. kron four's jacmel that 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 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 at lee says she's looking forward to the day where she and the thousands of other and house in san jose to 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 to 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. >> it's 908, com for your local election headquarters san pablo, rent control activists submitted more than 1000 signatures to the city clerk to get a renter protection. a package on the november ballot so that people could vote on this. the ordinances they want are for

rent stabilization. 10 anti-harassment and just cause eviction renders under this plan would also be able to file petitions with the city manager. if landlord fails to make repairs and landlords could also file petitions with the city. if they feel they're not getting a reasonable return on their investment. the contra costa county registrar of voters has 30 days now to approve the signatures for this to get on the ballot. as you know, a san francisco is waiting for giant pandas. we heard from the mayor when she was on her trip to china that they're going to send us a couple of giant pandas. but that means we need to get the zoo ready to zoo needs an enclosure and that's going to take money. so the mayor just as the board supervisors for the ability to allow city departments to start getting private funds so that they have the money to build the enclosure. there's no timeline yet when the pandas will arrive in san francisco. but it would take time, of course, too. construct a construct. the hole area and the zoo where

they would be held. so they're working on that. now while we wait for the pandas. well, still ahead on the kron, morning news people in the south bay said >> goodbye to a burger joint that's been in business since the 60's. we're going hear from customers who say they're sad to see it. go. new initiatives in san francisco target overnight corner stores in the tenderloin. it's an attempt to crack down on it drug market morning. we're explain. and today just generally a little cooler cloudy year that muggy feel to it. unfortunately. >> mid 60's to upper 60's of the warmest today. it all it, you know, any other changes we'll see in this forecast ahead. >> and if you hit the roads here in the 9 o'clock hour, a little better than the last you certainly 9.13,

right now and we're checking out the weather for you on a wednesday morning. we are. we've got john standing by with a look at that. what's outside, john? yeah, a lot of what we got out there today. it looks a little bit like yesterday feels a little bit more humid than yesterday, though. that's a change from where we were. 24 hours ago. >> also a change just how much farther inland that low gray intrudes, some mid-level stratus that is stretching out into the central valley. yesterday we saw some stormy weather for the central valley in the sierra dodge that here in the bay area. but we will be looking at a chance of sprinkles later on this week as this low pressure moves its way across the region today, it's just dragging up a southerly winds just enough to transport some humid air into the bay area. and that's resulting in that muggy feel lot of clouds today and tomorrow is going to be partly cloudy as well. and just as cool as today is about to be tomorrow night into friday morning, a chance of a few

light sprinkles here. and there really friday afternoon out towards the interior, the delta and the central valley. look at that thunderstorm activity that pops up a pretty unsettled forecast as that low moves across the region. we are going to be looking at maybe a sprinkle or 2. again, this is towards the start of the weekend on into friday. as for the sierra thunderstorms this weekend up there specially friday and also a little bit, a very high elevation snowfall, potentially one of the last of the year for a lot of areas and only at those highest elevations in the bay today it's going to be low 60's at the coast and then mid to upper 60's elsewhere. generally just a cooler forecast today with all that cloud cover sticking around. go ahead. get a little yard work. it's not going to be as windy as yesterday. some maybe a good day to recap some leaves some debris out of the driveway. oakland sitting at 65 degrees, antioch, pittsburgh in concord. some of our warmer spots at 69. tomorrow's temperatures right around the same as today's friday does come along with

that slight chance of a sprinkle or 2 thunderstorms expected in the sierra and the central valley on friday. after that, though, we are common things down with 60's and 70's and nothing but the sunshine from saturday into next week reena. all right, john, thank you for that. still pretty slow in our 9 o'clock hour here here in the south bay or traveling along the peninsula just under an hour. but still about 15 minutes to make it from 85 to menlo park. 85 to 80. not that great as well. >> because things are building in the 8 o'clock hour. so just seen a little left over from there. hopefully as the hour goes on, going start to drop down a lower a ridge right now. 14 minutes meter lights still on no accidents on our bridges. that from 30 to 21 on the san mateo bridge right now. check out things over in the east bay. so and don't know. pete is about 41 minute, got to choose between the 2 look at looking much better traveling to oakland, emily. look at 80 clocking out towards the major start to build it sobrante just at 25

minutes. darya. james, back to you. time to winners and losers with our financial expert rob black. how the markets are up. >> as the morning has gone on, we want to take tire start again. okay. one hour ago they hired aria scandal winners. tesla had good numbers now tesla said they're going make a cheaper car soon. so interest rates have moved higher. and that's a big headwind for investments. it's easier to save money earned 4.6%. but it is to go out and go after stocks right now. >> to test was up 11% on a cheaper car note of you to over promise and under deliver. so way. why not put a face? you don't. i love the idea of a cheaper tesla. is that a bad move? what you're >> one month ago he said that he wasn't going to do it and now because he's a demand for evs is going down china's i'm not buying his cars he's getting looks the cybertrucks

not working out terribly well, right is getting backlash from investors and now he says, oh, when will do this and we're all going to robot taxis. keep in mind, he's promised remote access for 6 years and full self-driving for like 10 and i and neither of them are here yet. so you can over promise under deliver. opened. >> i say, ok, so that's that's what the and you we just found out that there's all these job cuts coming to tesla to effect. a lot of bay area people. >> which is actually a good thing because you have fewer demand for cars. you have to cut the manufacturing and in the end, they are a car company who manufactures cars. so there's not a big difference them in ford and gm when they're not innovating and technology, the technology is just not being all that innovative tuesday started. okay. you know, the innovative to me is a bar where i could go watch sports. >> that's not called a because that's clearly not for women. and the one that's going to be franchise. it's called sports >> so >> instead of sports bar, it's called sports bra.

>> and it's aimed at may. >> it's aimed at women's i want to watch caitlin clark just as much as a lot of women do. i remember being a younger man going into, you bars or restaurants in your football players. and want to be like have women represented in sports and kind of kicking versus the men and ratings and in performance in the last 2 years. so whether its women's soccer and or women's basketball of people should be open good place. owner doesn't like what are you talking about? wow means is that all sports bras sports for and that went, where will they be? is it we're going to be chained will warning. >> portland right now and it will be a one of the owners start founders reddit. asking honey and i don't remember his first name, but he's putting up the money for it. and sounds like a great read he's thinking he's >> serena williams. yeah, of course he's doing. that's amazing. i bet she was like

honey, we need a great place to show women's sports. this is amazing. >> i mean, i think it's a great idea. what i do with wall street is all about product, whether it's in air, microsoft, even things like bars. it mean, is it going to be the next cheesecake factory and public? i don't probably not when it assumes so. if there's demand, let's let's fix it in time. create some supply of all right. i love it. and i love the name of also what's going on with a tiktok. i know that the clock countdown is on, right there were taken a laxative speak tiktok biden's going probably signed deal today. congress approved all. >> in the last 5 days. so by 2025 tiktok will not be the same company. it is today. bytedance will be challenging tpit in court over free speech for 170 million americans. keep in mind bytedance a chinese company. china doesn't let our companies like google, microsoft and apple have free speech in their country. seems

fair if you ask me, it's got a deal that has to wrap up in 9 months. the president, whoever it is can add an extra 3. notice. the timing is after the elections it goes straight to the u.s. court of appeal. so this can't get bogged down in the judicial system for a long period of time. china says there some companies it's kind of useless. but you're looking at some of the 200 to 300 billion dollars. bn basking priced out the algorithm. you're not going to get buyers. but that being said, steve newton, he steered treasury secretary. he's putting together a pool of investors. this is too big for a company like apple or google to buy without seriously diluting their shareholders. okay. that. >> just an aside. you said steve mnuchin. i thought you said nugent like ted nugent. i was like, hey, what happened him squirrel? okay. anyway. so i would just ask one more thing at when it comes to likes streaming. i don't do tiktok or something, but i do all the subscriptions and i leave it. i think, boy, if i were smart, i would just, you know, get a subscription when

they had a show. i like finish the show and then cancel the subscription. >> 30 million americans and ryan are doing exactly that. it canceled over 3 subscription services in the last 2 years of which 40% of those were new subscriptions in that year. so people are watching their shows and they're becoming costs savvy and they're telling their funds, remind me and 6 weeks when the free trial runs out to cancel or in 6 months to cancel it before it goes on the higher pay rate. it's kind of interesting that i like the idea. netflix says they're not report their subscriber turn in the future in large part because they don't want the competition know how many people are leaving their platforms. but disney, fox and warner brothers are starting to sports network that this kind of call up baseball. you get hockey, get in and be a good football. so trying to stop people from leaving after a period of time and peacock right before the playoffs started in the nfl. they said, hey, if you buy for a whole year will give you 50% off. so. they're getting innovative with trying to keep it stick

year. but the serial turner's and i love that term serial church on the rise as people the pocket book and there's nothing illegal about it. you know, i can do. that's the better than the cable. remember cable lock in for those like two-year deals yet. sadly, by the way, ted nugent alive and kicking and he's doing a tour. >> he 75. >> and say let's go. again, we'll 0 if you have a question comment or anything for can reach them on facebook, happeni

governor newsom is expected to announce a new bill in response to arizona's extreme

abortion ban that was just upheld by their supreme court. now, the california legislative women's caucus is about to announce this new effort to help women in arizona and doctors who can't do abortions anymore. this event is at 10, 30 this morning so we can hear more about it. but this comes just days after the arizona supreme court ruled. in favor of a law. this law is from the 18 60's and it allows abortion only in cases of a woman's life being in danger. they say that this is constitutional. so all other abortions in arizona are illegal. if this law in california is past, it would allow doctors in arizona to calm to california and provide abortion services, which is something that, you know, there are laws about being able to practice from state to state that california would allow arizona doctors to

come here so that they could perform those abortions will keep you posted what happens. it's 9.26. and health insurance giant united health group is going to take several months out to identify and contact all of the patients whose private data has been leaked. they suffered a ransomware attack in march and a substantial proportion of people may be affected. they won't say how many, but they just say it's going to take awhile for them to notify everybody. the united health group is going to offer free credit monitoring and identity theft protection for all of those people who are affected by this attack. >> well, comes as google now is firing people after they protested the israel-hamas war last week. more than 20 pro palestinian workers were fired after holding sit-in protests. it. google offices located in sunnyvale and also in new york. and now the company says that additional employees are. also fired after an investigation revealed their identities. these are the

people who were wearing masks, a group representing the workers say more than 50 employees were fired in all. they say they were protesting the company supplying the israeli government with ai technology. we're going take a break. but coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news, a plea deal has been reached now in the murder of a home depot worker. we're going to hear. >> why the victim's mother says she's okay with it.

>> 9.29 right now and we're checking out the weather on wednesday. not bad. great. i mean, it's it's it's great. it's cool, right? that's what it's like out something a lot like my daughter loves that kind of weather, don't? yeah.

>> i know a lot of people do like this. whether sometimes overemphasize a sunny days and then you know what? there's a lot of us that actually like that cooler staff. and today, the 60's not a bad place to be little muggy, which is the downside, though, your view outside of the golden gate bridge. you can see a lot of cloud cover overhead today. and that's the way we're going to stay a pretty overcast day. all in winds from the south transporting some humid air up our direction ahead of the low-pressure area that is incurred are right to the south and west of us. temperatures are in the upper 50's to low 60's right now and they're honestly not going to change too much into the afternoon. today's daytime highs are going to be mid to upper 50's for you across the bay area. nobody in fact, is hitting 70 degrees today. going to be talking pretty similar conditions into tomorrow, but some changes into the weekend in your full forecast rain. right, john, thank you for that. lot of the clear just yet. but i've been watching all of our drive times start to gradually drop. >> 15 minute drive. everybody heading into the city right now. no accidents, no delays.

mateo bridge. we were the busiest, 30 minutes of the peak of the morning. so just in the last hour now at 16, 80 to 101, your december fell bridge down from 20 minutes to 12 golden gate bridge. still a little busy. so we're not 20 minutes just yet. still at 30 37 of the tolls and those highways of still seeing some rent or so 101 50 minute ride. 85 the menlo park. may's a good time 82 or 2.80. if you're traveling along this route, is back to you. thanks a lot. right now, 9.31 in new this morning. the san francisco deputy sheriffs association has sent out a letter to the city demanding. >> the hiring of more deputies. yes. so the union says that these deputies are facing fatigue and other health problems, too, because of the staffing shortage. >> kron four's will tran in the city for us this morning with more on what they're talking about, will. >> the deputy sheriffs association, they wrote a letter to mayor breed as well as the board president saying we need help immediately

because they say they are simply overworked, get this. they commission their own study and they say that according to the study, they are working 28 hours over time each week. that is 3 times the set limit over the set limit shut. so they say that puts him in jeopardy while they're at work as far as their health is concerned. and it also, but sir geoffrey in health when they're not at work because they have all kinds of issues. they say they want help immediately and they hope that the mayor response. take a look at your screen. this is part of the letter that they sent to mayor breed as well as board. president peskin, they say with an average of only 5.0, 2, 5, hours of sleep per 24 hour period. deputies are facing serious risks to the health and safety. the survey also found high rates of physical and mental health problems among deputies, including high blood pressure, sleep apnea, depressive

symptoms, and anxiety that they did not say exactly how many deputies they need to exactly meet their limits so they can do their job without having to work. the massive overtime if they are currently working 28 hours over time a week that is more than 3 days, of course, for a normal shift. >> okay. thank you very much. well, 9.33, right now and there's a new initiative that would require corner stores, liquor stores and smoke shops in san francisco's tenderloin to close from midnight to 05:00am. and if they don't comply, they could face $1000 fine for every hour that they stay open. this does not include restaurants, bars or event spaces and it's all in an effort to fight open air drug markets in tenderloin. >> anything that helps so her tail that the drug trade and the drug activity on our streets is, you know, something worth.

>> some store owners say that they're going to lose money if this initiative passes. the mayor has spoken out about it at a small business meeting in a tenor line saying that she's cooperating with law enforcement, trying to do anything they can to make changes that that make the tenderloin safer and are good for business, not bad. all right. to the east bay now where a 6 year-old boy sadly died in a car crash in richmond and aol. perez junior was a passenger in a car that his family says a drunk driver crashed into the accident. happened at cutting and carlson boulevards. his family says i'm a day like practicing sports with his dad and hanging out with his teammates. he played with the richmond little league. >> his family is now asking for community support as they cope with unexpected funeral and medical expenses. in the north b. police in fairfield are looking for the person responsible for hitting and killing a pedestrian early yesterday morning. police say an officer found the victim dead on air base parkway at about 01:00am investigators still trying to identify the

vehicle and the driver responsible time now is 9.35. in the east bay. a plea deal has been reached in the murder of a home depot worker who was shot and killed. >> while confronting a shoplifting suspect in pleasanton with kron four's dan kerman 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 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 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 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 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 to finalize that plea deal is set for june 6th. it's 9.37. and happening now, pro gaza pro-palestine protesters are staging a sit-in on the cal berkeley campus. this is video we shot yesterday from outside of sproul hall where their tense and banners are up and out for all to see. they're demanding the school called for a cease-fire. we talked to some students walking to class and they expressed their support for the protesters. however, we also talked to some jewish students who say they have been harassed for months and they feel the university's 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 they are trying to protect the writers spree. free speech while also making sure that all students feel that they are safe. and welcome on campus. the protest are also asking the university and act a financial boycott of israel. but the university says that not on the table. >> well, the jewish community relations council released a statement in response to the demonstration and you can see on your screen, it reads, quote, we are carefully monitoring the emerging anti-israel protests at 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 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 end quote. >> it's 9.39, in the south bay. the burger pit has served up their last meals. the san jose staple has been around since 1964. and yesterday you can see a line of customers lining there to try to get their hands on the very last food until the food ran out. they served it. the owner and the loyal customers say 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,

>> and it's cool. look so fashion, you know, like a i haven't seen like a big potato like that serve. you know, it's like you have with your family at home. the manager said they told us the reason that they're having to close down is because the property manager didn't renew the lease. >> 9.40, is the time. also following the latest with the california state university system in just announced more than 4 and a half million dollars now to advance black student success across their system. it's all part of a 10 million dollar allocation over the next 3 years to help fund programs and projects that each university have identified to meet the recommendations that were outlined in the black students. success report issued last year. that report hopes to address persistent trends. enloe black student enrollment retention and graduation rates. the csu also announced it would be holding its second biennial juneteenth symposium. virtually it will be june 13th and 14th, all to celebrate african-american history and achievement. now

there is the mayor, matt mahan at the ribbon cutting ceremony for its users. that high no right and ribbons to that brand new restaurant in downtown san jose. it's called a lease. >> located there, 96 0st street, the restaurant vietnamese and french cuisine. the owner says she moved to the downtown area because she wanted to give back to the business community that helped her rebound from a break-in. >> saw that as soon as you know, with the right of are with this first. the whole community came together honestly, it was smashed 08:00pm by 12 and have a new the next morning we had a whole community came out pain, you know, all all boars. and it's just really time to get back. >> a lease will open monday through saturday and on sundays. the staff apparently will get food to those in need. >> it's 9.42. and coming up, still ahead on the kron, 4

morning news for intel. you are one east bay university is doing to help keep teachers in the classroom. >> and we are going to be looking at an overcast day today. temperatures just as cool as yesterday in the 60's across the board. even san jose falling from what was once a 2 days ago.

>> 44 right now and squirrels are causing some problems at 2 bay area airports. the faa sent a notice out to. >> santa clara county saying that they're investigating the conditions at reid-hillview

and it's and marching airports. and squirrels. and the reason why, because apparently they're impacting the airfield pavement, signage and lighting. and here's something you might not think about. they're so cute. is that birds love them. so they're causing an aviation disturbance because they are attracting birds of prey to the airgpace who want to get in on the squirrel action right. so the officials are saying that they're already addressing the maintenance concerns about this. they don't need an faa investigation. they don't think it's necessary, though. >> they'll figure out how to control this girl. take care of it one. we'll see how that while the way is said those like will take uncle, who can take care. that follow the all right. speaking of school yes, girls actually some probably pretty good flying weather. i mean, aside from the clouds overhead flying squirrels, that day but judge our flight schools are relieved to win this is.

>> but it is a little bit muggy out there for anything you may be doing outside today. that's a difference from yesterday. look at this. the palm trees so nice and calm there at the embarcadero, much calmer than it was yesterday. just enough of a southerly wind into the bay area to transport a little bit humid air across the region and a solid blanket mid-level strata singing out right above us. we are seeing some shower activity moving out of the sierra. a very active day for this year. yesterday was one thunderstorm after the other yesterday, all day long. low pressure resulting in all this unsettled weather we've been seeing today. it's that southerly flow making for a bit of a humid day ahead of us as that low eventually does move out of the region. it's going to kick up a few showers for southern california. the central valley in the sierra as we move into friday for the bay area. chance of a sprinkle low exits towards next week. and then it's back to the high pressure ridge and things getting sunny and drier on into next week. as for today, though, it's a muggy feel and a lot of cloud cover

temperatures cool in the 60's today. tomorrow on into friday, too. friday itself does bring a chance of a few sprinkles for the bay area. not much energy for us. but if you look out in the central valley, you can see some thunderstorm development out that direction come friday and especially up into the sierra and in southern california. as for rainfall in the bay area, maybe a sprinkle or 2 again come friday. the sierra does see another little bit of snowfall really only for those highest of elevations, though, not something you'll even see at lake level at tahoe. more so thunderstorm activity out that way. temperatures today are going to be in the low 60's out along the coastline with mid to upper 60's elsewhere. it's going to be a cool one, but definitely calmer than we have been. so still a pleasant enough field. south bay temps, some of our warmest san jose at 69 also getting pretty warm up in antioch in pittsburgh, 2 of her other warm spots getting up to 69 degrees today. nobody getting up to 70, though tomorrow and friday. temperatures remain in the

60's the weekend ahead does bring some sunshine and mild conditions in the 60's to 70's. so if you cloudier days ahead of us and then it's right back to those blue skies. >> right now, all we that we are close to wind down, but we do have an accident. this is 80 westbound right at 7th street there in san francisco. so drive times are going up on the bay bridge this morning and you're seeing delays along a one. if you're traveling to the city. also to 80 just slight delays there. so by how no look with 30 minutes again on the bay bridge. and this is, as we're inching the 10 o'clock hour or so, hopefully able to off the bridge. the drive doesn't drop back down our other bridges not impact right now. we had earlier accidents, though, on the san mateo bridge, 14 minutes now richards ever fell bridge back down and 9 minutes there. let's check out some of those highways where traffic is starting to wind down just a little bit. 21 minutes long, 80 crockett down towards the maze and highway 4 back in the green at 15 minutes. all right. james, back to thanks a

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late afternoon. >> the second and final informational session is being held on the mountain vista high school campus at the workday center. interested applicants encouraged to attend. this is going allow us to really focus on filling some of our most challenging teaching positions and special education and stem. the oakland teaches residents. the initiative is also actively recruiting. >> philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> it's 9.53 right now. coming up in the next hour, the kron 4 morning news. if you're not garlic lovers, the gilroy garlic festival is going to make a comeback. but in a new location, we'll tell you where

coming up on the kron 4 morning news except shelter or leave town. that's the only 2 options in san jose mayor is giving some people were living and homeless encampments says the city is going to new housing and a man is fighting for his life this morning after he hit by a car. we'll tell you what we know so far about the accident. right

now on the kron. 4 morning news, san jose mayor matt mahan nearly attacked while talking to kron 4. his security detail had to step in and we'll have more of this video. >> the group behind the recall, the district attorney pamela price is calling on alameda county officials to set date for that recall election. and a community rally together in san francisco to help a hit and run victim fight for his life. >> from the local news station, you're watching for more and team. >> morning and thanks for joining us all together here at the same desk. i'm darya and i'm james. we've got job. we've got ran a weather and news 2 that were followed. so there was a rideshare driver that was almost car jacked a car full of people. talk about that. the 7 palo alto. okay the latest on them. the rest of the news, the weather which is changing today. yeah, the weather definitely cooler. we are going to see a cloud cover.