the kron. 4 morning news. a homicide suspect shot and killed by police in oakland. plus, as protesters continue calling for an end to the war in gaza, one group is confronted with hate speech and reports of yet another round of job cuts google after the company laid off nearly 1000 workers earlier this year. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news >> and thanks for waking up with us on a thursday. i'm sorry, and i'm james. we've got lots to talk about today on the news front. we'll get

to that in a minute. but really want to talk about the weather. yeah, because we're going have another gorgeous, sunny day. i john, yet another one in the making and just as warm if even warmer than yesterday for a few spots. now, look at outside this morning. we do have bit of a cool coastal breeze working its way into the golden gate that will keep our coastal areas nicely in the 60's. where is east bay, like your view from the east bay hills right here, back up into the mid to upper 70's, even a few low 80's. now we are under a lot of sunshine. you'll notice a bit of haze today, but not a lot of it. and temperatures are going to rise quickly under that sunshine right now. pittsburgh, as well as vacaville. our first 2 spots back up into the 60's and the rest soon to follow likely here in just a couple minutes later on today, 70's to low 80's for your daytime highs. all right, john, thank you for in the last hour, we had an accident on the bay bridge. >> it was a minor crash and drive times one of just a little bit. 24 minute right there. and no accidents currently on our bridges. so 25 minutes on the san mateo bridge is 80's. a little slow

going on that bridge. a richmond center fell bridge around 60 minutes. they are golden gate bridge. so north bay along 1, 0, one's a little bit slower. it's why it's 41 minutes checking on the bart right now. we have a 20 minute delay. that's on the san francisco line in all directions. they had earlier medical emergency. they have slowly been working on getting that clear. we'll have more on that coming up. region's back to you. all right. thank you. and we want to get back to the breaking news that we've been covering, something to happen overnight. it was a police shooting involving the oakland police department and it was deadly. >> for the suspect, this shooting happened around 9.30, last night on 16th street actually was the sacramento police that they were in town investigating and homicide in oakland when they asked the local police to help them arrest a suspect. yes. opd says that suspect came out from in a home with a gun and that's when officers opened fire, killing that person. >> none of the police were hurt, but the department says the officers involved have been placed on administrative leave as they conduct their investigation 802, and pro-palestine demonstrators

were back in south san francisco. >> after a man attacked them last week actually video here showing the man physically and verbally assaulting members of this group called change s process that you have called for. dan thorn takes a closer look. >> the man in that video was arrested by south san francisco police and charged with battery and hate speech. organizers for change ssf say facing that kind of vitriol was unfair and unacceptable because they're simply calling for peace and an end to the war in gaza. and the rallies are not going to end until this war is over. >> palm people messages targeting pro-palestinian protesters last week in south san francisco races. a 57 year-old man was caught on camera bumping hurling insults and even spitting and i don't think being anti genocide.

antiwar but apparently advocated by our messaging. >> change ssn and see a 15 for palestine rallied in the same spot where the incident happened wednesday evening for weeks. they've been demanding a cease-fire resolution in south city. >> out of fear of the return of any bad actors, organizers asked for children to be kept at my son does wish that he could out here with us. >> this is a very important cause along with other people like paul following last week's violence doxing. he's also been a concern for the group. >> so kron 4 was asked to not share the names of any ralliers. but the demonstrators are also not staying silent, waving palestinian flags and getting the attention of drivers along el camino. change. ssf says they will not be deterred from their mission by men like everywhere. there's always going to be bad actors,

whatever you're or whatever case you're advocating for. i think that this is a matter of human rights and >> i think if you're advocating against preservation of human life, you should take a good look at yourself. >> these demonstrations were not supposed to be a weekly thing, but after last week's attack, the group says they felt compelled to carry on and they're planning on having another rally next week at the civic campus here in south san francisco in south san francisco. dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> it's 804, and alameda county district attorney pamela price says the her office is working on filing charges against the pro-palestine protesters. >> who blocked 8.80. >> on monday and we're showing you the concrete barrel filled the barrel that they were kind of chain with for hours in the middle of the roadway. in a statement kron 4, the da says her office is working with the chp to process all the evidence and information and she goes on to say while her office supports the central right to protest, it's

important to note public safety should never be compromised and exercising the first amendment -ight to free speech. over and san francisco, the da brooke jenkins is reaching out to anyone impacted by the protests that happened on the golden gate bridge on monday. she says anybody trapped on the bridge that day should contact the chp in moran. >> well, google has fired 28 of its employees who protested at the company's offices across the country this week. one of those protests happened outside the google office in sunnyvale. our cameras were there see the demonstrators. they were out there pushing for the company to cut ties with israel. police arrested 5 people, including some google employees who refused to leave a google spokesperson says that physically impeding other employees work and preventing access to facilities is a clear violation of company policies. and that's why they were let go. speaking of which there's a new report that says the company is planning to lay off more people. a spokesperson says the layoffs are all part of an effort to

cut costs. there's still no word on the number of employees that will be laid off. but this is the latest round. we know that earlier this year the company laid off about 1000 employees. >> it's 806. and today, the south bay janitors and san jose will be demonstrating. they're demanding better pay and better working conditions. this while 25,000 janitors across california are planning to authorize a strike because their contracts are set to expire by the end of this month. here's video from a previous rally that happened in june of last year. the union that represents the janitor says that they're fighting to end abuse of workloads that they say have caused injuries to about a 3rd of the workforce last year. and they also want better pay the rally starts at 11 o'clock this morning in front of the adobe headquarters on park avenue. it's been one month now since a family of 4 was struck and killed while they were waiting in san francisco at the west portal bus stop to go to the zoo. and last night, san francisco police held a traffic staying and that area

to caution drivers about safety, d a sting. was it you low and will streets near the west portal ab area and in just 90 minutes, police handed out 22 citations and 5 warnings to drivers. the assistant police chief says that since that deadly accident happened, the community has been very concerned in vocal about improving traffic safety in that area. and they're also offering tips to pedestrians. >> let's say for the whole city has a pedestrian walking around. you just have to be really aware of your surroundings for a lot of reasons, you know, to prevent crime, but also in terms of traffic safety really making sure you're looking both ways a few times before you cross make eye contact with drivers, putting your hands up to just be seen and be safe. >> one of the drivers was cited for failing to yield to a pedestrian was saying that she didn't like the way that this sting was conducted, but she does admit that there could be improvements made to that intersection like a stop sign or a clear a cross walk

she thinks would help. >> well, someone vandalized the historic street lamps. that line lake merritt in oakland, you can see some of the damage here. city officials say about 40 kerr boxes were broken into a 10 light poles are down now from a combination of fallen trees and vandalism. city workers are having to replace some stolen wiring to that had been ripped out and installing temporary light poles while permanent replacement. sir, fabricated residents say obviously now this is kind of concerning for them. >> with all the life >> in is like safe like going feel safe. got this makes like. >> well, the city is estimating they've repaired about 25% of the damage they've identified so far. but they say they're finding more damage as they're out there making repairs. so you're not sure how long it will take to get it all done. it's 809, and a warning to fast track customers. >> multiple reports coming in from people who say that they've been getting a text

scam. the text say that you have a and you should click the link. don't click the link. fast track does not request payments with a text link like that. if you have made a payment, it's probably a scam contact or bank immediately because that's just not what fast track does. >> starting today, the pacifica pier is going to be closed for a couple of days while crews inspect the structure to see if that can be fully reopened. sections of that pier were damaged by large waves back in december when we had wintry storms roll through the ear was partially reopened february. but engineer said that half that you're still wasn't safe for visitors. so now that the storms have passed, we've got some clear weather ahead. they want to get out there and do that inspection work. speaking of the past, it's been 118 years now since the big earthquake of 19. 0, 6 that devastated san francisco. and you can see in some of these archival footage, what it was like that day. >> that destruction, which leveled nearly the entire city

city officials as they do every year. gather today this morning to honor the memory of those who died and were hurt. they didn't laid a wreath here at lot of fountain was sort of became the facebook of its time. that was how people came together to find out the fate of loved ones or relatives where people were more than 3,000 people died that day. more than 200,000 were left without a home and the present day. city officials want to remind the public how important it is to be prepared for an earthquake. >> i think what people need to know is that the things that we depend on a will not be available to us. plan for that to just think through that scenario and think about how you're going to prepare your family. the remembrance started at 04:45am. >> this morning, mayor breed attend every year. she was there today because she's of an official visit to china and in many past years, we've you know, we've always had

survivors. but since it's been 118 years, now we just remember the survivors. are there any more? >> 8.11, is the time. and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news and open family now without a home after a lithium battery caught fire in their garage. see the damage and why some state officials say that some california's favorite snacks maybe worse for your health than you think and they want to change that. >> guy on island. >> and we'll tell you more about how these videos made by teens are hoping to bring down the rate of st ives. we'll be the rate of st ives. we'll be right back.

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appearance this morning take in the morning. busy day announcing yes, yeah. but today it's the sunshine that's going away. now. we're going to get a whole lot of it out there. so. >> good chance to get outside. maybe for a little bit. we'll see minimal impact from the fog near the coastline this morning. you can already see it's nice and sunny, high pressure ridge been winning out in general that's been keeping us so steadily warm. we do have a cool breeze that sneaks back in starting tomorrow. that's going to drop us out of the 80's. so we're back in the 70's come tomorrow. little cooler into the weekend. now next week, you're long-range forecast is showing this cut off low, dropping in from the west. now this isn't going to do much in the way of precipitation. >> but it does push that high pressure ridge enough away that we cool into the 60's by the middle of next week. so general cooling trend is ahead of us. a few clouds here and there today. for the most part, though, a mostly sunny day tomorrow is going to be that slightly cooler one has that northwesterly breeze kicks into gear more and more. that means if you really like yesterday's warm feel today is

another good chance to enjoy a not that the weekend is generally cool. it's just not going to be as warm as what we had yesterday looking at foster city. you'll be at 73 today. san jose. our warm spot again. 82 degrees for your daytime high. well, mid 70's for a lot of the east bay shoreline like san leandro up to richmond, danville, up to concord, as well as pittsburg, antioch and fairfield, each at 80 degrees today. tomorrow s temperatures will be in the mid 70's at the warmest same for saturday. very nice weekend. set up and next week, as i mentioned, cools down a little further with highs, dropping back into the 60's that the warmest right i'm john, thank you for especially busy in the 8 o'clock hour. we always tend to get very busy here. >> checking our high was a snapshot of the bay area iowa 4.85. a to oakland and even want to one. you are starting to see delays. so either way it out for a little bit or definitely give yourself some extra time. if you're traveling. last hour, we had an accident on the bay bridge. that is clear. now, 2 down

from 23 to 19 minutes around. 24 for the san mateo bridge. he saw just how slow it is a long 80's. will take a longer getting on that bridge. nearly 70 minutes of over an hour traveling along 1, 1, 85 tamil apartment, a few hazards scattered along the highway. there. 2, 80 82 might be better option right now to that clears 5, 80 82 oakland both pretty backed up international might be a good option to leandro to 37. you're looking at a 50 minute ride. all right. james, back to you. >> all right. thank you very much. rain age 17 is the time and health officials say that sexually transmitted infections are unfortunately on the rise among teen and students in santa clara county are hoping to reverse that trend. kron four's dan kerman shows us how. in these times of love and romance you should learn about and get tested for st, eyes and stds with this animated down >> like guy on average home. >> and this music video have in common is they both are

winning videos made by santa clara county high school students. each speaking to fellow teens about how to prevent getting sexually transmitted infections and how they can get tested and treated if they do get an sti temporary flight. >> people our age to become aware of these things that many people talk about. scuttle leslie alum on and allison crick where 3 of the 104 students who submitted entries to the santa clara county health department for its annual sti viral video contest. >> for us, i feel like the important part was too make it so that people would like actually understand what we're going for. we're going to like to educate people on the importance protecting yourself. the 3 students who are part of a film classic silicon valley career technical education ended up taking second place for creating the music video we saw a lot of the psa is from like previous years and a lot of them are kind of are

serious. and we thought that if we did something with light hearted that it would be more impactful. >> having teen speak to other teens through video is nothing new. the santa clara county health department has been sponsoring this sti viral video contest since 2014. >> and with st eyes on the rise, it's more important now than ever. we see it at cross. the u.s. that more than half of the sexually transmitted infections. >> our karin youth ages 15 to 24. and that's why it's so important that we reach youth with the messages about the tools and information that they're going to help keep them safe and healthy from these infections. the winning videos are now online and the filmmakers hope with each viewing and posting it will raise awareness. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> a 20 right now and after california raised the minimum wage for fast-food workers to $20 an hour, prices have already gone up. when you go to eat fast food, at least according to a study that was just on by kalinowski equity

research, the biggest increase between april first and now if you'll notice we go to wendy's prices are up at wendy's. 8% pull please. prices are up 7 and a half percent. starbucks prices are up 7% taco bell and burger king. have seen a 3 and a 2% rise respectively and their prices for food. mcdonald's actually. hasn't raised their prices the franchise. groups have been talking about their fears and saying they were going to have remember the minimum wage went up from 16 to $20 an hour for fast food workers just about 17 days ago. >> well, some of your favorite snacks like cheetos or gator aid or pop tarts. those could be at risk of being banned because of their ingredients. here's what's going on. california's one of 5 states proposing laws to prohibit certain ingredients and color additives which helped preserve food that we eat. but they also are linked to health issues, including cancer. so

advocates want the companies that make these things too. you know, at the very least, come up with an alternative ingredient to different synthetic dye. that would yes, change up the recipe slightly. one of those ingredients is brominated vegetable oil and it's been on the fda's list for proposed banning for a while. it used to be in a lot of sodas and sports drinks, although not so much anymore. and then red dye number 3, which gives food and drinks that really bright red cherry color. that's also been linked to health bad health thing. so this is what a nutritious had to say about it all. take a listen. >> so if europe can do it, we certainly can, too. but it does take more money and it takes really this dedication to saying we're not going to allow for this low quality stuff to keep entering into our systems. >> well, researchers say the dyes have been linked to cancer and hyperactivity and behavioral issues in some children. critics say these laws undermine the authority of the fda and confuse and

it's still a lack of confidence in consumers when these food companies have to follow strict guidance already will odds are all those foods will still be in the grocery store. they'll just be made a little dioferent. >> a 22 right now. and coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news, an audit of the san jose police department shows a number of complaints against officers were going to take a closer look at what people say happened. and a proposed bill to stop unwanted driverless cars in some california neighborhoods.

>> we are 25 is the time california attorney general rob bonta is set to hold a news conference this morning in oakland to talk about in solving california's ongoing housing crisis. he plans to speak at 9.30. he'll be at case us when dose courtyard and hear concerns from residents of the from field transit village after the conference battle plans to hard hat tour of the hotels fruitvale, which is a planned cultural hub for community entrepreneurs and local businesses. >> a 25 right now. and what if you don't want driverless cars coming your neighborhood? a new bill. >> that has been introduced to the state senate. looks to further regulate autonomous vehicles. the bill aligns driverless vehicle restrictions with what you have to do. if you're human, you want to drive a car. and that means local police could take up the cars and communities could keep driverless cars out of areas

of concern. driverless cars would also be subject to the same dmv requirements as any other vehicle. the first bill had its hearing yesterday and it could be a month or more until it goes to the governor's desk. we'll keep you posted. san francisco just got more 2 million dollars to help food insecurity. the money comes from the cow recycle program. it's a statewide initiative to combat food scarcity. the grant to is going to contribute food to nonprofits and food pantry organizations. it's 8.26. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a tiktok challenge that you need to know about because it could be very dangerous for teenagers. why they're carrying fake guns and what law enforcement says is dangerous about this.

>> 8.29 right now and i did notice a got a little warm in the afternoon. young teammate want to keep the shades down. >> at this moment in raisin later today will be another day like john. the breaking a sweat just getting outside for some of us, especially further in the south bay and further inland towards solano county. 2 of our warmest spots today. you look outside at the south bay right now, lots of sunshine and san jose. you'll get up to 80. you'd be fighting back a sneeze. these allergies with this it's been a thing we are looking out there at clear skies across the bay area. we're going to hold onto that all day long today. so temperatures will rise pretty quickly. i was trying to say before that sneeze a san jose. you're at 59 right now. getting up to 82 degrees later on today. so another warm one just as warm if not even warmer than

yesterday. later on those 80's for more and more of the bay area. but our of them before we gradually cool down the rest of the forecast rain. all right, john, thank you for that certainly been very busy in our 8 o'clock hour. >> on our highways, in our bridges, look at one to one. 76 minutes along 1, one. 85 up to menlo park. 2, 80 82. certainly much better options, at least until that starts to go down for us. they bridge right now recovering from a few earlier accidents. thankfully, that's clear. still at a 20 minute ride. 24 minutes across the san mateo bridge. richmond, sandra fell bridge. we got up to 17. now the last time we checked and were about 13 minutes still around. 37 on the golden gate bridge and a quick alert for you. a 20 minute delay on bart. that's on the san francisco line all directions. and earlier medical emergency. and while they've been able to clear that they still have residual delays, that's you're looking at there. darya. james, back to you. >> all right. thank you very much. rain a 31 is the time. and let's give you a quick recap of this morning's breaking news story from overnight. the oakland police

department now investigating a deadly shooting that involved an officer. that shooting happened just before 9.30, last night on 16th street with the department actually saying it was sacramento pd that was in town in oakland investigating this homicide when they asked opd to help them arrest a suspect. and then the oakland police say that the person that they were gonna rest came outside of a home with a gun. >> and officers ended up shooting and killing that person. no officers were injured. and now the officers involved in the shooting are on paid administrative leave while the investigation continues. >> meanwhile, in oakland, family wants to raise awareness now about the signs of a faulty battery has a lithium battery a burning their home kron four's. sara stinson takes a look at what happened. >> suzy fetter and clark boyd described the traumatic moment when a fire started at their oakland home sunday afternoon. you're screaming for your partner about eye wall there in start. fire is says you wouldn't believe that would knew. the couple says loud pops and smoke started coming

from their garage. so boyd went to check it out. >> that's when like the rest of black smoke came. and boyd says he quickly saw it was his lithium battery that caught fire setter quickly called 9-1-1. but she says she was put on hold over 6 minutes. >> and i ended having to hang so i could. >> call other people and other neighbors were out and there are hold with 9, 1, as well that are then grabbed their 18 month-old baby and dog. her husband stayed behind to fight the fire. and got the garden hose from the backyard trying put the fire out. eventually firefighters arrived and put out the flames, a car inside the garage and the building. >> got heavily damaged. thankfully, no one got hurt, but the family and their 2 neighbors now without a home. it's just definitely overwhelming. and it's even hard process we need to do at this time. boyd says he had a lot of flammable things in the garage. so this could have

been a lot worse. we're all counting their blessings of this reflecting on the chaos of sunday. boyd wants to warn others about faulty lithium batteries. you have a problem parking a better. do use that at all. you know, returning returning. if they have a ipproblem that, you know your best to get your money back. and if you do. >> take that loss taking a loss on the little battered $100 battery a something possibly even somebody getting hurt. >> now the family says they bought that battery from a company called son put out a usa and before it caught fire, they didn't notice they were having some charging issues and they called the company to ask about but they say they didn't get any help from customer service. so maybe that's another red flag is if something seems to be wrong with the battery, you might want to not use it. >> in the south bay, we have 4 people now charged with murder after an 18 month-old baby overdosed in san jose man among the 4 or the baby's parents. this is them on the

video here. derek rail and kelly richardson at their first santa clara ca earth. they are the first in santa clara county's history to be charged with murdering their own child with drugs. this is video from when they appeared back in november. investigators say the parents waited more than 12 hours before calling 9-1-1 to report that their daughter had died. they say the 2 additional people being charged. they provided steady supplies of opioids and evidence shows it all for we're using drugs in the very room. but the baby died. well, several east bay school districts were on high alert wednesday after receiving a bomb threat. fact. it was about 6 o'clock yesterday morning that we reported right here on the kron. 4 morning news at an e-mail threat had been sent to antioch, unified brentwood union liberty union, mount diablo, unified and pittsburg unified school districts claiming that a bomb with summer on campus, it would go off unless russian prisoners were released from us jails. ultimately that threat was found to not be credible. but antioch, unified did have increased security throughout

the day just as a precaution. we spoke to some parents who decided to pick their kids up early. >> he didn't like if a sense you real, not. >> was were used gear. i want. a little scared. >> the assistant superintendent with the liberty union high school district says the threat was actually sent to schools all over the state, though no specific school was mentioned. investigating a swatting incident at a school at and subtle junior and senior high. it was around one of the afternoon yesterday. police got a call saying there was a hostage situation going on at the school. police responded. they searched the campus. they didn't find anything suspicious going on at all. and in the north bay petaluma police are investigating what happened at a school graffiti at kenilworth junior high that threatened a school shooting saying it was going to happen today. the department did respond. they've investigated

there's no credible threat to the school or staff and now they're working more to get to the bottom of that. >> okay. 36 is the time. want to talk about a new game trending on social media that could have dire consequences and it's been happening more and more here around the bay. in fact, just recently a concerned citizen called 9-1-1 to say they saw this teenager with a gun running around the neighborhood. it was a fake gun and part of this challenge kron four's terisa stasio takes a closer look at the game called. >> senior assassins. yeah. just call that the assassin challenge. >> kron 4 news obtained the snapshots from a deputy's body worn camera of replica gun recovered by marin county sheriffs on tuesday. a spokesperson says the deputies pulled over the team with friends after an uber driver have reported seeing what he thought was a teen running through a neighborhood holding a real weapon, according to their was something that they knew could be riskier. people could be concerned about. >> so they're trying to be

smart about but running through residential neighborhoods and hiding behind is not really smart way to go about doing that. >> that's marin county deputy adam schumer horn. he says that the high school student told deputies recently purchased the fagan online to participate in the senior has since game. seniors teams and eliminate each other by tagging competitors with water, guns. >> although kids want to have fun that they want to do silly do things like that that many of us have that senior of our own this is something that definitely has some serious ram fications. >> last month after a teen was cited on a marine bike path with another fagan principles that marin county high school sent out emails to parents warning them about the game. and consequences of getting caught. redwood high school doctor payne sent this out, quote, school consequences for participation in this game may include loss of privileges such as prom graduation

ceremonies, athletics and other activities, end quote, martin county sheriff's office put on their social media site. the circumstances surrounding the teen and the realistic looking gun has a message for all. >> my hope is that parents will see this and have conversations with their be cognizant about the types items that they're leaving the house with for the purchasing in marin county, theresa kron. 4 news. >> 8 38 and in the south bay, a new audit of the san jose police department is out and it shows more than 360 complaints against officers in 2023. about 250 of those involved police misconduct. one complaint says that an officer and had used excessive force during an arrest and was asked by the suspect while he was being detained. he said the officer said, quote, we just decided to stop a black man for no reason. okay. a review of that incident found the officers use of force in that case was within the police policy. but it said

additional training was needed to avoid bias based policing and point out to other cases. citizens complained that in traffic stops, an officer asked, are there any dead babies in the car? and upon investigating this one? and officer said that this is an example of shock talk, which is meant to catch a listener off guard and cause a greater likelihood of them speaking the truth. the audit recommends the police department strongly discourage such tactics. >> well, a nonprofit youth baseball league in concord now trying to recover after a break-in at their sports complex. they say more than $50,000 worth of equipment was stolen. then with the season well underway for the junior optimist baseball league. this attack. this theft is obviously a lot more upsetting. organizers say thieves broke through the bars and locks at least for their storage containers and stole items, including and a tv utility trailer generators, water palms things that they need to keep the fields dry

and in working order tools, batteries were also taken the youth league is calling this a crushing blow. >> estimate $15,000 and given our budget. that's along long way to go. have a covid issue. so we'll have a lot. i mean, tell you about 4 or $5,000 in our cap to the criminals. you stole it from children in need. >> volunteers are working now to ensure that that doesn't interfere with the team's season. they're also asking for the public's help online. they've got a fundraiser set up to help replace what was taken. well, the marine humane society want you to meet a special dog that they're calling pepperoni. this little guy got his name based off of his rescue story. it was a last week that animal services found she celebrated in chihuahua. yeah. he was living under a round table. pizza restaurant will he's no dummy that some good food. right. after they brought him in from

the cold shelter, workers were able to evaluate him and now they say he's thriving at his foster home, but he still needs a forever home. >> he's very friendly. he's even made friends with other chihuahuas and capped at that foster home. if these photos have stolen your heart, they have. but i i just like well, if you think you've got space in your home, you can contact humane society check on his adoption status. he's still looking for somebody just loving little pup around. san francisco health officials are working to bring child care health clinics to those who need help. >> navigating the healthcare system, which as you know, can be difficult. tell you more about that.

>> a 44 right now. want to get back to the breaking happening along the peninsula police activity in north fair oaks sets a community near redwood city and san mateo proper. michael thomas on scene for us with what we know so far. michael. >> hey, good morning, everyone will. this is a residential street, its mobile avenue and it's just east of el camino. real. you can see what appears to be in a car compartment complex. we do have san mateo county sheriff's office here. they're going through what appears to be bags from that garage. there'so be bags from t garage. there's also one redwood city police unit here and some emergency services on scene now. neighbors tell me earlier this morning around 5, 6, and even 7 o'clock. they said that the swat team was here. they also saw what appeared to be in army closes

how the neighbor described it. they said that they were asking people to come out with their hands up in the air and then at one point, an arrest was made. as of right now at this hour, there is again only san mateo county sheriffs and redwood city police here that are currently going through what appears to be a garage. and from what i can see, this looks like an apartment building, an apartment complex and they're going through bags and boxes and all of those types of different things that people would keep in their garage but has to what the purpose of their presence here is. it's still unknown. there's also an emergency services van that's currently on the and neighbors tell me there was negotiated here at some point earlier this morning. so right now this is what the scene looks like. we are waiting to hear back from we did reach out to them asking what the cause of this was. we have not heard back as of right now. so as we get those details, we'll continue to keep you updated. but again, this just east of el camino real. so i will send it back to to live in the studio for now. they are key to

letting you be pretty close. at least it seems it. so i'm wondering about. >> ne neighbors being evacuated are like volatile chemicals or like that. and am. >> as of right now, it doesn't appear that there's any threat to the community. there are a lot of looking lewers out here. so neighbors are currently all outside of their homes. kind of just looking to see what's going on. there's a bit of a language barrier. so i'm not able to get too too much information from those who were currently year and when it comes to being close up, they are letting us fairly close i mean, as you can see, we're right off of the sidewalk here. so and they haven't asked us to leave or anything. so threat to the community know as of right and police have not told me that there's a threat made a desk when i first came up. so but again, we're still trying to learn more information and details as to why they're going through the garage or if there was who it was. that was arrested because neighbors say that they did see an arrest happened earlier this morning. ok, thank you for the update. michael.

>> okay. 47 is a time. also want to get a check of the weather here is we're looking behind us here to sunny san francisco. yeah, i walk the dogs yesterday with no jacket, nothing and sunscreen feels good out there today. jackets. sweaters. you just set yourself up for sweat the moment you can get out there because it is going to be another warm one today. >> but that sunshine over san francisco right now quite hour here, looking really nice with that's an overhead high pressure. ridge is built up just to the south of us. as of right now, that's keeping us pretty warm. but we'll start to see a northerly flow into the state starting tomorrow. cooling us off. and then this low dives in next weekend will cool us off even more. not really resulting in a chance of rainfall just yet, but resulting in temperatures falling from the 80's that the warmest only the 60's by next tuesday. as for today, though, lots of sunshine, daytime highs will be at treir warmest for the rest of the forecast. said feel like that warm feel get out there today. tomorrow we fall into the mid 70's. sounds pretty nice for a set up for the weekend having some 60's and 70's. today's daytime

highs are going to be 60's and 70's for a staff and 60's at the coastline. elsewhere in the bay area, though it is going to be 70's to low 80's at or very warmest. so pretty much repeating a lot of the factors that we had yesterday say the clear right at 80 degrees. san jose. 82 east bay temperatures mid to upper 70's for you with fremont in livermore at 79 while danville up to concord, pittsburgh, over to antioch and up to fairfield each getting up to 80 degrees for your daytime highs today. tomorrow we drop those to the mid 70's making for really comfortable friday and saturday across the bay. and there's the 60's i promise to you by tuesday and wednesday of next week, right? all right, john, thank you for that. will get a snapshot of a bay area highways and we're pretty busy a longer. >> highways in our bridges. look at 80. even want to one of the north bay 5.82 oakland, if you can avoid hitting the roads right now, do so. and also if you're taking bart on the sf line is a 20 minute delay had an earlier medical emergency there. and that's in

all directions. just on the san francisco line about 16 minutes heading into the city. the last hour we had an accident on the bay bridge was minor. so we only saw drive times go up to about 20 minutes. 22 minutes still across the san mateo bridge here at 8.49. over in the east. but look at celie all the way down to 30 said about 51 minutes on 88 82 oakland, both of those highways backed up international might be a good option. there. 1, 0, 1, 78 minutes. almost 80 85 to menlo park. we'll certainly take to 80 or either 82 when be stuck in those delays long one-on-one darya. james, back to you. >> thank you very much. rain it will. health officials in san francisco are working to lower barriers to child health care. once a month the city holds its wellchild fair in the portola neighborhood. it's an event that helps those who may not be used to navigating the u.s. healthcare system. one resident says she came with her first child 8 years ago when she moved here from the philippines and now comes back with their 2 other children.

>> here >> the the make appointment to to see you. so it's easy. easy for me because the help me to make an appointment and everything i live here and most of the doctor and the staff and then there's they they help they helped me a lot. and there are so friendly. >> well, the next well, child fair is scheduled for may. 15th. >> it's a 50 and the push to ban reusable plastic shopping bags in california is a step closer to actually bill passed the state environmental quality committee yesterday and that bill would remove a provision from a previous law that allows stores to use sick or recyclable bags made out of recycled plastic supporters say those thicker bags and up in landfills anyway, the california environmental protection agency says that amount of grocery bags disposed of in our state has grown 47%, 10 years. the

plastic industry says this new bill will eliminate jobs. >> well, new this morning, caitlin clark salary is making headlines after she was picked number one in the wnba draft in brooklyn. clark will only make a little more than $76,000. her first year on her new team. the news has people pointing out how little wnba players make as opposed to athletes in the nba for contact? she's making less than some nba mascots. but it's projected that with current endorsements, she will make more than 3 million dollars a year. in the schuring a new era in the wnba along with her. >> i think the movement was already there. it just needed a match and needed a light and she ignited it like i've never last year's championship game. would most people still haven't heard of? you drew 10 million viewers this year is a championship game. >> to nearly 19 million viewers, i mean, those are nfl

like the beach, the world series of beach, oscars, a beach to the nba finals. >> well, the popularity of women's sports has been a long time coming. the wnba just posted its most watched season in over 2 decades with viewership up 21% compared to last year. fox sports averaged more viewers than women's hoops compared to men's and women's elite. sports are projected to generate more than a billion dollars for the first time this year. now the wnba is hoping to take advantage of those explosive numbers and new household names in hopes of securing some bigger venues, some higher salary, some more ad dollars too. the regular season for the wnba starts on may 14th. >> haha. >> well, as you know, the worrier season is over. they didn't make it to the post. but things are in store for steph curry and team usa. that was a special moment where warriors legend chris smalling presented curry with his team

usa jersey. he's going to be number 4. and you might know isn't a was a member. the epic dream team with jordan byrd magic that won gold in barcelona and 92 in the olympics. >> this year's coach for the olympic team is steve kerr, which would be amazing. and really amazing. the steph curry has been on olympic team considering all of accolades and achievements. but >> he's usually been a little busy with the family and everything and commitments and >> hopefully he'll bring home the all right. a 53 the time. and we'll be right back.

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