to you really? in the moment to you don't have emotions can. >> processing. >> pastor robert lacey junior says in a flash, everything has changed. >> his church, a historic landmark with a focus on helping people now desperately needs assistance. pastor lacey says last friday a massive fire broke out at saint andrews missionary baptist church in openly. he was inside with others praying before choir rehearsal. >> it started to get hot. in the building and they what? i will open the windows. this kind of warm in here. >> and we're in the choir stand the years. that's where the fire started. and the house next door to church. open up one of the windows and the sanctuary. >> are the fire crackling and

popping >> pastor lacey says that he and a parishioner grabbed fire extinguishers, but the flames were fears. i spoke with pastor lacey as he returned from getting food for workers clearing the burned debris. >> westerly shares of the church is an historic landmark. fact, the history of the church. >> 1916, it was built. by the african american episcopal church. to provide support for earthquake victims of san francisco in 19. 0, 6, and it has always been. community service center. >> he and each day they help the community with meals. and we're gearing up to help west oakland residents with a summer lunch program for children. the building is restricted free use temporarily. pastor lacey says that they want to rebuild and continue to serve the community. pastor lacey says that they helped service outside in the parking lot last weekend. >> they have set up a gofundme account, but it will take a

lot to recover. >> our engineers actually looking at the project and there they're in the hundreds of thousands. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >> theresa kron, 4 news san jose is receiving 8.5 million dollars to enhance road safety in the city. the money from the department of transportation is going to be used on the speed safety cameras program. the goal is to reduce traffic deaths and injuries in san jose. so far 17 people have died from traffic accidents this year. the new area code is coming to a big chunk of california. 5, it stretches from the edge of the bay area all the way up to the oregon border. but starting january 2025, people who receive a new number could now get the area code 8, 3, 7, the decision comes after a high demand for new phone numbers in the area. >> personal data of recology customers in san francisco may have been leaked in a data breach in a letter to

customers. recology says the breach happened last november. the company began an internal review and says it found sensitive information including customers, names dates of birth, social security and health insurance information. all of that leaked. but the company does not believe the leaked information is being used for fraud or identity theft. recology is still offering a complimentary identity theft protuction membership to its customers. the new non-partisan state report finds that governor gavin newsom's budget deficit is much larger than he says it is. but it also concludes he's put the state on track to solve it. capitol correspondent eytan wallace has the story. 27.0. 6 billion dollars. that's what governor gavin newsom believes is the size of the state's projected budget deficit. but this new report from the non-partisan legislative analyst's office or >> independently reviewed newsom's budget and concluded the governor is facing a 55 billion dollar deficit

twice the size of his projection. why for the analysis in newsom's budget presentation last friday. he did not include a 27 billion dollar reduction. he's already budgeted in implemented for schools and community colleges. the says when you factor that in, it actually shows newsom faces a 55 billion dollar deficit. but legislative analyst gabe paddack who authored the report stresses even with the updated deficit projection. his analysis concludes newsom's proposed spending cuts, deferrals and delays are putting the state in his words, a better fiscal footing going forward. he adds his analysis as the governor's budget takes difficult but important steps to slashing the deficit, including more than 18 billion dollars in cuts to various programs and a plan to dipping into the reserves. but not all of them. is this a crisis? >> what we still view it as a serious budget problem. we do not think of it as a crisis because right now and under this proposal, even you know, the state will retain the the

majority of its budget reserves. that's really very prudent. in addition the governor's proposal begins addressing the future, your deficits that we and their office had identified previously. and so this helping this helping the state get on the proper fiscal trajectory. >> hd palmer with the california department of finance responded to the report on behalf of the newsom. administration would know that. >> regardless of political affiliation, the legislature's own independent analysts in their initial review. the governor's proposal believes accomplishes a lot of important fiscal goals. we have a balanced proposal that we believe a is a is a difficult but necessary way to do that. that still protects a lot of the core programs and services to people in the state reliable republicans question newsom's numbers arguing he has not been transparent with the budget process. the governor. >> chosen to present his budget in a way that is not

particularly a straightforward. it's confusing. and it seems like almost purposeful act to station. >> and in the coming weeks, the is expected to release an analysis about what impact the governor's proposals could have on the state's fiscal condition in future years. reporting at the state capitol, a tonn wallace kron. 4 our 4 zone forecast as we give you a good friday. look from the top of mount tam up ice. lawrence is here to tell us what's going on for the weekend. yeah. how about that? you can see that fog kind of broken out there right now. compared to yesterday was pretty say. so that's good sign. >> yeah, go into the weekend. we'll see a little less fog. a little less cloud cover. more sunshine out there around the bay area. looking toward the golden gate bridge. you see the clouds in the march back on shore, not going to able to get rid of those entirely for the weekend. the sea breeze kicked him out there as well. so more of that coming our way. but what we will see as a thinner deck of clouds, that means going to burn off earlier. so you're starting out some morning fog early tomorrow morning, then becoming mostly sunny as we head toward the middle of the day. one exception is right

along the coastline. you see low clouds and fog continue along the beaches even into sunday. and you see the temperatures spread and that's why we've got the cool 50's and a half. moon bay are 70 in dublin, 75 degrees in pittsburgh. even 80 for our friends in brentwood right now. 73 in calistoga. 64 in napa. but that fog. yeah, it's hovered out there right now. getting ready to move back on shore. you see just the past now marine toward the east bay hills. more that on the way overnight tonight. watch what happens as we head through the night tonight. so that real thick fog to develop move all the way the central valley like this morning. tomorrow morning, it's much more patchy around the bay area that is going to break up by the afternoon and leaving lots of sunshine. temperatures will be cool in spots of the san francisco 50's low 60's in many spots. their 50's along the immediate coast with that patchy fog inside the bay of finds warmer number. 64 in burning about 66 in foster city. 70 in redwood city, the south bay enjoying 70's in a few 80's. nice warm afternoon. and the state also will be on the warm side, some upper 70's, the warm spots there about 72 moraga. 73 and walnut creek about 74 in danville,

warmer 77 degrees in pittsburgh back toward the coast, though, much cooler. as you can see, that patchy fog kind of lingering throughout the day. temperatures hovering in the 50's out toward the beaches next couple days steady as she goes looking nice over the weekend. these temperatures coming down a couple degrees from earlier this week and then it looks like a late in the week. we'll see more cooler move in. the temperatures drop even further. >> highway one in big sur is finally back open to traffic. caltrans sharing this video this morning after they activated signaling system they're part of the highway collapse back in late march following one of our winter storms just a half mile north of the famous bixby bridge, a project to ionstruct a permanent repair to the highway is currently in the design phase and is projected to be ready by the spring of 2025. from 4 is your local election headquarters. hundreds of republicans from across the state there set to

converge in burlingame this weekend for the state gop convention. this is a video from last year's convention this year. more than 800 people are expected to attend, including republican national committee co-chair lara trump, a party chairwoman jessica millan, partisan says that to this weekend is all about garnering support and spreading the party's message ahead of the november election, including an effort to keep republicans in control of the u.s. house of representatives. >> california republicans responsible for bringing house majority the road to holding on to that house majority and rally that house majority come straight from california. you know, we picked up 5 house seats in the same time that democrats have lost 6 house seats right here california. they're going to come at us with everything that they've got, that the problem is they don't have solutions. republicans are showing up. >> the convention will also address internal matters, including a vote on party

bylaws. >> key partners for food banks are the local pantries that distribute groceries to food, insecure families. but for nonprofits, such as the group faith, good food, friday's donations are way down as kron four's. philippe djegal tells us its struggling to keep people fed every little bit helps neighbors dropping off food donations. corporations offering cash, volunteers giving their >> and a dedicated committed to fighting hunger in vallejo. it's really the community driving this and and supporting it. that makes it happened. mary and dogs and her husband, benjamin co-founded faith, food friday's in 2011. >> the non-profit accepts donation drop-offs and offers volunteer opportunities. 7 days a week at its pantry on salon away. it hosts food, distributions 3 times a week giving out at least 10,000 pounds of food. on those days,

we would never in our entire history. you run out of food after distribution. and we've done that consistently for the last 4 months eggs says it has been a struggle lately. keeping the refrigerators school and even the lights turned because donations all around are down. despite the demand for services jumping at least 50% since the start of the pandemic, monetarily and food supplies. plus, we well, a lot of volunteers behind me, but we need more faith food, friday's partners with the food bank of contra costa in-salon serving as a distributor. the organization also provides groceries to homeless vallejo city unified school district students to keep them fed when schools closed. >> school district academic support provider here logan pix, the food every week and 2 of them look forward to it. and it's not just because they receive a bad, but i believe because it does them. >> and help them over the

volunteers say their work is fulfilling safina. laces donates her time every friday. i think we're doing a good job, but we have a very nice >> women, especially women. and of course, we do come into india. >> we well, we get food you know, from individuals lemmons off their anything you know, if you're clearing out your pantry as long it's not expired. >> will take it will put to good use. and in all likelihood you will be helping out a neighbor. >> in philippe djegal kron. 4 news. >> the giants finally received an answer on junkies shoulder and it was a good news next in sports, aaron's going to tell doctors told the team and she'll fill us in on chaotic day for the world's number day for the world's number one, golfer scottie scheffler. o network for business.

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>> and now kron 4 sports. >> well, that was plenty of action in the holiday inn. the golf course for the morning. but not the activity you would have expected early on there. it was unusual activity before the major championship. it was actually a police presence and a heavy one at that. scotty scheffler. he was actually arrested after a chaotic incident. he was attempting to drive onto the golf course ground now prior to sheffler arriving to the course a fatal accident involving a tournament worker was being investigated by the louisville into the facility was then affected by that because the police we're trying to, you know, guy traffic in a different way now was confusing. it wasn't a confusing change. also for

scheffler the officer now, according to the police chef and refused to comply and when he moved the vehicle forward to drive on to the facility, he allegedly dragged officer to the ground. so scheffler then stopped the car, comply with police and was handcuffed and arrested now but say it, there are varying versions of the incident, but we do know for sure that scheffler was booked and charged with 3 misdemeanors and the second degree assault of a police officer, which is a felony charge he was released with no bail, went back to a violent the 10 0 a t time for the second round of today's plane at his arraignment is scheduled for tuesday after his round scheffler actually spoke about this earlier this morning. and take a listen to what he had to say. >> i can't really explain what happened this i did spend some time stretching in a jail cell. that was a first for me. you know, i was part of a warm-up was just sitting there waiting and the officers inside the jail were tremendous. a couple of them made some jokes. i think when figured out, you know who i

was and what happened you know how i ended up there, you know, this one. this one older officer looked at me as i was doing, like my fingerprints, whatever any, me so. you want the full experience today? and i kind of on site. i don't know how to answer that is like a mini wants a ritual site takes in which it breakfast yet. and so i mean, they're really kind. i i'm i'm grateful to have a i'm grateful that we have, you know, such strong police. and you know, there there are protectors out there. and, you know, like i said, we just got into a chaotic situation, is warning israel was. >> jail sales stretches in a sandwich once he got going in the rain and wind in the hollow, of course, chef to put it all behind them and got to work in round 2. now he shot a 5 under 66 today, including this birdie put right here on your screen right now and find himself in 3rd place behind that went tiger woods. on the other hand, just couldn't find his stroke. today. he had never had a triple bogey at a pga championship until today.

tiger shot a 6 over 77 in missed the cut. meanwhile, former co-star colin moore count well, he was on fire. he notched 5 straight birdies in his first 9 holes and shot a sizzling 6 under 65 today, including the birdie on find out. he finished the day in second place at -11 trailing only xander schauffele who is on tap right now of the leaderboard all by himself. you'll see him here in a second. he sinks the birdie, put right here at the 8th today. he's -12 heading into tomorrow's round 3 and eventful day on the green. now the giants, they received the worst possible news today. on the other hand for joe hooley and his injury center for their starting center fielder right there. he hurt himself on that play against the red undergo a season ending surgery. this obviously a torn labrum came from the left shoulder. there. >> he injured it after

crashing into the center-field wall and sunday's home game against the rich that he was initially diagnosed with dislocation of the shoulder. but then he received the second opinion on thursday and was confirmed that the show would require surgery. now we will have the operation in the next couple of weeks. >> and the doctors will re-evaluate him on when he can return thing. that right now is scheduled to make a full recovery after this so that's a tough day all that. >> golf for one of the best in the country being arrested. then you have one also playing pretty well. and john it is devastating. it's tough. yeah. there's no way to put a cherry on top of that's a pretty when they're to have do go do with this. even so will seek of we

are? we are. >> short of a shortage of shelters to put down dogs and cats. the survey by the san francisco spca says the shortage caused a one-third increase in the euthanasia of healthy and treatable animals at local animal shelters. the vet emergency group in san ramon. it's looking out at how animal hospitals and shelters can work together to try to increase the number of veterinarians. >> all it's weather time

lawrence is here with for fun things to do this weekend. big birthday bash this weekend. can't leave it 100 years old. that's right. we're talking about the giant dipper. >> in santa cruz of beach and boardwalk there. boy, that many, many a time. that is quite the coasters. been around for 100 years can believe that. but you can feel his rickety as you go but what a great ride if you want to head out there, they're going to have a a fireworks celebration tomorrow night at 9 o'clock at night. we're going to give now buttons all day until they are are out. have the fireworks at 9 o'clock. it will likely be mostly cloudy. if you're headed there, temperatures going to be cool. the mid-fifties. there is a possibility of some drizzle. what of the celebration to be had about this? you headed to berkeley on saturday morning that could have the himalayan fair. they have lots of food and drink and music and all the proceeds are going to go to all the in those areas to people in the himalayan area. so a mostly sunny skies. there will be mild afternoon. that breeze will be kicking up,

though, late in the day plan on those temperatures in the low 60's. all right. you like the hawaiian flare. maybe that he should music. it's going to be beautiful. outdoor polynesian dance in san francisco. that starts at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. that's a free event. temperatures likely to be in the upper 50's. so it's going to be a little bit on the cool side and you can count on that br eze kicking in in the afternoon. of course, one of the biggest events this weekend, of course. yeah. we're talking about the bay to breakers. people getting out. 38 o'clock in the morning and running all those crazy costumes out there. boy, it's going to be in need of end. thousands of people are going to be out there. probably tens of thousands. that's for sure. mostly cloudy, though. it will be cool out there. temperatures hovering in the mid 50's and of course you're starting out on the bay and then headed toward the coastline. probably pretty cool and breezy out toward the beach. if you're headed out there, make sure you have a nice warm costume. i feel those are pretty optional for the bay to breakers but might want to warm one for the weekend as it is going to be on the cool side with all the folks running out there toward the indeed, laurent the bay

area celebrating black restaurant week black owned food trucks, bakeries and restaurants are inviting residents. >> to explore african cajun and caribbean cuisine the foodie event kicks off today and runs through may. 26. it was started 4 years ago as a way to expose more people to the black culinary scene in to boost local businesses. chefs in oakland. tell us why it's important to keep tradition going. >> because they bring the awareness, 2 different cultures, different foods, different influences that you may have not experienced in other places, community bringing everybody together. >> and that's what we want to do black restaurant. a space where everyone feels infighting? >> and you can purchase tickets online at black restaurant week dot com. you can find a full list of participating businesses there.

>> mexican singer peso pluma has added a new day in the bay area for his new tour. we'll be playing at chase center in san francisco on august 31st. this follows his concert at as a peace center in san jose on august. 28 tickets for the san francisco dates go on sale may 24th at 10 o'clock in the morning. and as we told you earlier, want reinstitute tell you, ok, well, we were going to talk about the picture and story, but we already told you about it to go. alright, were tip to your tap dancing a little bit we're having to be a probable problem, but we'll straighten all that out. >> we're going let you go. and this is some kron 4 music and some visuals. a crime for house band playing your favorite news jams. tonight, everybody. see a 10.

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