>> now from the area's local news station. this is kron. 4 news at 3. >> a family member, a friend, a talented police officer with a bright future. >> emotional moments at today's memorial service for fallen oakland. officer jordan wingate. thank you so much for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 3. i'm justine waldman and will begin with that memorial service for this

fallen oakland police officer. he passed away last saturday after being critically injured in a crash while on duty nearly 6 years ago are charles clifford was at the service today. it was held in castro valley. here in castro valley on friday at the 3 crosses church, hundreds of uniformed police officers from all across the bay area in california. >> along with family and friends remembered former oakland police officer jordan wingate wingate was severely injured in the line of duty back in august of 2018. he spent most of the time since then on life support this past weekend. he died from his injuries. his casket arrived here at the tree crosses church just before 11 o'clock on friday, his arrival was greeted by officers from the california highway patrol oakland hayward, san leandro, san francisco, san jose, along with sheriff's deputies from alameda county and san francisco and others. he was remembered as an excellent police officer and a good man, a son, a brother.

>> a family member, a friend, a talented police officer with a bright future. we have so much more to accomplish and so much more to give humanity. nudge or describe ms dedicated, hard working, respectful and funny practical joker. just like is that? you had a huge heart in a way to make you feel like you are his best friend. >> officer wingate was the 55th oakland police officer to die in the line of duty. but for now in the east bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> if you would like to watch a replay of the memorial service for officer jordan wingate. we have that for you. just tune in tonight on kron on at 8 o'clock. and we'll go now to san francisco where there was a frightening sight in the presidio heights neighborhood from this morning. a huge fire burning at an apartment building. 60 firefighters had to respond after flames sparked at this 4 story building near the intersection of lion and clay streets. thick black smoke going up into the sky. leading

firefighters to tell people nearby to stap inside and close their windows. the building was made of redwood. so it did not collapse. no one was inside because it's being renovated. that's why they're scaffolding outside. no one was hurt. the cause of the fire is under investigation. and pacifica police want to know if you recognize this person because they're looking for this man because they say he was seen starting a fire at pacific has fairway park on april 10th. they say that he's visited the archery range at the park several timeshover the last month. a few looks familiar contact pacifica police. and now to a crime that was caught on camera. a local business burglarized right in the middle of the day. and the owner of this oakland donut shop says the thief was a regular customer kron four's terisa stasio spoke with her about this loss. >> in the cleft, i also inclu the civilian camera in the business. that is savannah

chan. she and her husband own decks donut on high street in oakland. and this is what happened thursday. >> she says one of their regular customers waited for a pause in the normal hectic rush and came back into the store crash the front case and ran off with the cash register. >> never thought they would do that to us. >> how much do you think was stolen? >> that can it. >> i spoke with channel on friday following up on her social media post about the crime. she says that she typically empties the register, but it was a busy morning. she says that they open the donut shop 20 years ago and love being a part of the community. my husband and i think >> in business and they both 7 minutes away, you know. i tried to take family and it's been a shooting the surprise

the cost of the supply is going high. i my husband and i think site was an inmate in to pay the price today made the same because they the commode that he is going through she says one of the worst part of being burglarized is dealing with the aftermath. >> i felt helpless doubt because i and explain to them just happened. they said going to somehow the officer, but they never >> we reached out to opd but did not get a response. she says that she wants oakland to be >> tomorrow i love all and i feel that. a kimono need to get to get it. and change thing that i owned. >> theresa kron, 4 news. southern california congressman adam schiff had his car broken into in san

francisco just before he attended a fundraising dinner for his senate campaign. thieves broke into his car and thursday when was park today, downtown parking garage. that's according to the san francisco chronicle. the thieves stole his bag and we've got a business suit to wear. ship. still went to that event in burlingame. he did, though, have to wear just the t-shirt and hiking best he had on others were dressed up in suits. he is facing republican steve garvey in the november general election for the open u.s. senate seat from california. kron 4 did reach out to the ship campaign about this. and they just confirmed the newspaper story. we also reached out to the san francisco police department and we're told there are no police reports related to this incidents. taking a live look outside from our camera atop of mount tam. it's windy out there camera doing a little bit of shaking so we can see that and maybe feel just. a little seasick. miguel, on sale now with our forecast for

this friday. hello. it's going to be windy at tonight's and even throughout the weekend. so we'll be doing with the win for the next couple of days. >> we're partly cloudy over by the coast in half moon bay. and i want to show you a live picture of san francisco. you notice the breeze there as well over by quite bring that jacket out 2035 is in the 20's a moment ago. 35 now in san francisco, 30 miles an hour. and oakland, we're in the 20's in hayward, the teens and san jose. so you get the picture where you have a strong onshore flow here. no watches or warnings just at this time. but right under the threshold. so we have a 2 low pressure systems in the pacific northwest, the desert southwest, bringing unstable the unstable atmosphere to the sierra with a chance of thunderstorms for us. we could see some drizzle once again and some spotty showers, a mix of sun and clouds. but it's really for us. the winds. so have that jacket with a hood and it's happened a lot because especially by the coast with that cool ocean air cooling things down. this is

at 05:00pm. so in about 2 hours, well, still remain in the 30's. it looks like and same thing for dinner time at 06:07pm, saturday looks breezy as well as if you're out for a little league. the farmers market just pack that jacket and hold on to your hats. current temperatures are pretty mild now. so whek i come back, we do have a warming trend in store for the next 7 days. back to you. thank you, gayle. now to the south bay where the man accused of attacking the police officer protecting san jose mayor matt mahan appearing before a judge right now for his arraignment. >> this incident happened on tuesday as a crowd for crew was in the middle of an interview with the mayor in downtown san jose. leslie pollard is seen here punching the plainclothes police officer assigned to protect the mayor. pollard has been charged with felony resisting an officer by means of threat or violence. he is also charged with misdemeanor battery and disturbing the peace. san jose police say pollard is also dealing with an outstanding warrant for and

arrest out of georgia for resisting arrest with violence and in response to this incident, the san jose silicon valley naacp has released a statement questioning the officers de escalation training. it reads hear the officer involved in the altercation did not clearly identify himself as a law enforcement officer. and it appears that that there was no legal basis for instructing the pedestrian to move from his location in a public space. the pedestrians reaction, although stating a warning should have been met with a more measured response from the officer considering the circumstances kron four's jack molmud court right now. hill details on that arraignments coming up during kron. 4 news at 5. and there's also now a hotline in alameda county for the victims of cases that are being reviewed by the district attorney district attorney pamela price says her office uncovered what may be a pattern of misconduct and 35 cases dating back almost 30 years. prosecutors may have excluded black and

jewish people from juries on purpose. price as family members of the victims by those on death row are now being informed about what's going on. but anyone who has not been contacted should reach out to them directly. and we do have the right links for you to be able to do that on our website. kron 4 dot com. you know, 3 of the board of trustees at city college of san francisco voting to pass a policy that will allow non u.s. citizens students to vote in school elections. the board president alan wong proposing this change saying it would give more students a voice in how their school is managed under this proposal, non citizens, students, but still need to be at least 18 and a resident in the city in order to cast their vote. the measure now heads to the citywide ballot through the san francisco board of supervisors. criminal trespassing charges have been

dropped against some 60 pro-palestinian protesters who were arrested at ut austin. this is video from earlier in the week showing law enforcement clashing with these people wednesday after ordering the crowd to disperse. deputies say it led to at least 57 arrests. but all of the charges have now been dropped because they quote, lack sufficient probable cause in order to proceed. stanford students protesting the word gaza on campus are now facing the possibility of being suspended. the university president sending out a letter to all students today saying that overnight camping as a former protest violate university policy. the president saying the pro-palestinian protesters set up tents on the lawn of white plaza so they could sleep there overnight. and this type of protesting has been happening at universities all across the u.s.. we just talked about ut austin, also columbia and yale. students involved say they understand the risk of what they're doing, but they still think it's important. >> there were to get arrested

to say a word to be from the school. >> now deeply impact me and my family. support them with the money get from here and understanding the ai wei, the personal consequences and my own personal compelled to do it. i can to be >> before the protests, the president said students sent an invitation to the community to join in and he adds people who are not involved with the university and participated could face criminal charges. a pro-palestinian in camp and has been set up on the ucla campus. demonstrators calling for a cease-fire in gaza. amid the israel-hamas war. this encampment began yesterday morning with dozens of people putting up tents and barricades, jewish students on campus have expressed concern about what they're describing as anti-se and also seeing those anti-semitic words being put

on signs jewish community federation calling now on the u.s. government to take action as the organization says these pro-palestinian protest have led to threats and harassment of jewish students and faculty. they put out a statement. it reads in part here, we urge the united states congress to quickly consider and and adopt the anti-semitism awareness act as the school year draws to a close and commencement activities begin are campuses must be safe and welcoming for all students. those who seek to disrupt and intimidate. let's be dealt with swiftly and decisively. former president trump now wrapping up week one of his hush money criminal trial will have the big takeaways from the week ahead. >> and southwest plans to pull services from some u.s. airports will see which cities well, no longer see southwest planes.

>> multiple bay area, law enforcement agencies recovered more than $300,000 worth of stolen goods in oakland called for swift. all met with one of the several east bay police departments that helped make this bust. >> a message to thieves continuing to raid retail stores and steal without fear of accountability are taking crime epidemic seriously. well-marked, tj maxx and sunglass hut are among the retailers victimized by a fencing operation that was running out of oakland. the san ramon police department was one of several law

enforcement agencies assisting the california highway patrol's organized retail theft task force to break it up. we definitely want to help alleviate some of the criminal element within our communities. fencing means the illegal resale of stolen goods. and in this case, investigators recovered $326,000 worth of stuff. the investigation began last september in san mateo county when sheriff's deputies arrested several people linked to retail theft in the area just 2 months. leader san ramon, police sergeant deserve all the says his department linked to women to that retail theft ring after they were arrested again for stealing from a local. so for >> taking off the fence and operations and discovering them it also the trickle down effect would also hopefully at that are some of the criminal element from hitting a retail establishments. the 3 agencies obtain search warrants for 2 oakland homes in a storage container where they found the items and made one arrest last

week. the has been returned back to the retailers from the ones we were able identify. >> the task force help them. actually spearhead of that operation in san ramon, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news. >> we're learning some new details about that fiery car crash in pleasanton that killed a family of 4. police say 2 children were killed. they were under the age of 15. they also say speed may have been a factor in this crash. there are now some flowers in the area where the car crashed on wednesday night. this is right near foothill road switches from 2 lanes into one just south of stone. ridge drive. police say it appears that the driver lost control of the car and crashed into a large oak tree. officers say there's no indication of alcohol or foul play. in this crash. we are waiting to learn the names of the victims. they're still trying reach out to family. we'll keep you updated as new information comes into our newsroom. new at to know at 3. a lawsuit has been filed after a man was

tased by east bay regional park police. he's now on life support earlier this month. dante faison and his friend were eating food in a car. his car at martin luther king junior regional shoreline park. and they say that they were approached by park police officers because the tags on the car were expired. and during that stop deontay attempted to run away and they say he ended up going into the water of a nearby estuary police officers then deployed a taser into his back. his lawyers say he struggled for about a half an hour in the water while the officers were standing around and watching until he became unconscious and he's been in a coma ever since he's on life support right now, his family has filed a lawsuit against the park district and the county lawyers for the family have released a statement. it reads in part that their experience with alameda county officials here was reckless in regard for human life and at best a disastrous result of negligence and intentional assault and battery deontay

his family in the citizens of alameda county deserve better and should not have to worry that their trip to a local park will end with someone on their deathbed. we're reaching out to the county to get a response will let you know when we hear one. southwest airlines pulling service from airports in 4 different cities right now. the airline blaming it on delays with getting planes from boeing, southwest stopping service to and from houston, bellingham, washington, syracuse, new york, and mexico. this is going to start on august 4th and southwest. also thinking about getting rid of those open single class seating on its aircrafts. in a recent interview, the ceo bob jordan said the company was weighing options for cabin reconfiguration to address its recent revenue shortfall. right now, jordan says the airline has not made any decisions on starting a new strategy, but said that studies and what they could do have yielded some interesting results. and a live look now

outside from our camera atop of mount tam gales here said, hold on to your hats. are you expecting that these windy conditions all weekend? yeah, stronger than yesterday. you could even see the camera shaking just a bit there. right? here is a life picture. >> the golden gate bridge. you see the flag is also flowing in the wind. as you can see. but a lot of people are out today. it's still very nice out. you just need a jacket because it's a little bit chilly. what makes with the wind and sun. so tonight, mostly clear, but gusty conditions were maybe 30 plus mile an hour, especially in the higher peaks, mostly sunny tomorrow. we'll still be dealing with the breeze out there. but next week we have high pressure back in the forecast. so we'll be warming up starting tomorrow will be rebounding back to the 70's. so for now, we are a little bit unsettled. we are in between to pressure systems. there is a low pressure in the pacific northwest and the desert southwest. so notice tahoe, pretty active on the radar, but we just have the winds were dealing with mild

temperatures out the door this afternoon in the mid to upper 60's along the east bay and south bay upper 60's and santa rosa right now. so close to 70 degrees. this is the hour where we usually reach our daytime highs, a little cooler by the coast in the upper 50's there. so as i mentioned, we will be warming up a bit. you see it here this time yesterday about 2 to 3 degrees warmer. but tonight we're mostly clear here 5 o'clock. you notice the activity remains towards san joaquin area. sacramento area dinner time, mostly clear. but with that, we have those breezy conditions will be blowing everything away. a saturday morning. you may notice some clouds hanging out by the coast, but overall, we're mostly sunny for those activities. i know there's little league of farmers market. you want spend time outdoors. that's a great day to and sunday looks great as well. you may notice more clouds sunday, especially by the coast. so that is our weather forecast. the main story will be the winds here. so especially tonight, as you can see, we could be seeing wind gusts reach up to 30

miles an hour, even down by the coast and the higher peaks. back to you. thank you. former president donald trump wrapping up his first week on criminal trial for alleged alleged hush money payments. the former national enquirer publisher at the heart of this case. >> let's cross examined on the stand for a second day. our dc correspondent raquel martin reports on today's takeaways. the eggs tablet admitted to burying embarrassing stories of then presidential candidate donald trump. >> leading up to the 2016 election. the former president's defense spent the day trying to poke holes in his story. president trump is wrapping up his first full week on criminal trial for alleged hush money payments and with a message to his wife. it? >> inside the courtroom, the 12 jurors listened as trump's attorneys attempted to pick apart the testimony. a former

national enquirer publisher david packer packer admitted he helped trump by and then kill embarrassing stories in the lead-up to the 2016 election. the next tab late owner says trump thanked him for his help in 2017 at the white house. a detail defense attorneys say did not match his previous statement. trump and his defense a the catch and kill arrangement with packer is a standard operating procedure. but prosecutors argue the payment made to adult film star stormy daniels and others were illegal because they were not disclosed in financial records. trump is facing 34 felony counts of falsifying business records should be open and we'll be back in court on monday after packer wrapped up his four-day testimony. trump's long-time former assistant took the stand briefly. she is now just the second witness in a trial that's expected to span weeks for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. coming up next year, michelin, first

ever hotel guide has been released. >> which bay area hotels on the list? the latest numbers are showing inflation rates are really high. we'll tell you what costs are impacting us, the consumer the most for your money is next. today's

new inflation numbers show the cost of many essentials remains very high for consumers. the government says prices rose an annual rate of 2.7% last month. >> pointing to gas car insurance and health care prices for keeping overall

inflation elevated health care costs, which make up about a 5th of the u.s. economy often hurt consumers. the most the federal reserve has tried to slow price increases with higher interest rates. but that likely will not be until september at the earliest. >> the fed would like to begin reducing interest rates if they thought they had essentially permission from inflation to do so. but they do not. >> the numbers weren't all that bad while the price of restaurant meals continues to rise, grocery store prices are staying pretty steady. michelin just released its first ever hotel guide and 3 bay area hotels of maybe high honors on that list. the michelin guide ranked hotels by 1, 2, 3, keys and single thread in in healdsburg meadowood napa valley and saint and canyon ranch in woodside ranked amongst the best in the country. michelin

created this guide based on architecture and interior design, quality and consistency of service overall personality and character and value for the price. >> coming up here, a beloved east bay barbecue joint rising from the ashes after a devastating fire. and we have reaction from that grand reopening that happened at horn barbecue today. also the san francisco forty-niners welcoming the newest addition today, hours after that first round nfl draft picks will meet the newest member to the red and gold. also going to be talking with some very incredible high school students who are working to advocate for tenants rights. they're based in the peninsula and they're going to be here in studio us not apollo. where

2 high school students on a mission to advocate for tenants rights and they have even formed an organization all on their sons are mult are attend. gunn high school there in 11th grade. and now they've been out in the community working to make sure that renters know their rights when it comes to eviction discrimination and unsafe living conditions. >> organization is called bay tree and they are here with us in studio so we can get to know a little bit more about them. what you're trying to do. maya and zara, thank you for joining us here in studio. thank you for calling. i'm just so impressed with what you're doing and what you're trying to do. why was tenant rights, something that you felt so passionate about will start over here and we can. we'll get your take on it to absolutely so. tenants rights really important to us just because the housing crisis affects so many people in america.

>> and especially in the bay area, you see so many instances of tenants rights violations and we think it's really important for us as youth to advocate for it. and this was part of a social justice class that you're taking while you're at gunn high school. >> what do you see as the and also tell people at bay tree stands for? because it's an interesting name, right to stand to stand for bay area youth for tenants rights, education and empowerment, which ashore into a tree. >> that there is a lot of potential in this youth organization. we hope to empower people and through our research, we realize that there's a gap between the knowledge of tenants rights in the bay area's best, especially we're hoping to close that gap with our organization and just educate tenants on the right. and this is personal to write. this is how kind of started right? it is personal to me because my parents are immigrants who immigrated to this country and when they immigrated, they struggled a lot with renting in the bay area.

>> so you guys are very mature for your age and very impressed with what you've been able to do, kind of taking on a very adult topic is just being high schoolers. what kind of difference to want to see this making the community. >> yeah. so we believe that tenants rights affect everyone even with high schoolers, you can see that even though high schoolers, many of them aren't the ones that are actually signing agreement there still heavily impacted and for many high schoolers that are in like unsafe conditions due to like rights violations it hard for them to learn and it's hard for them to thrive. so we think that this is going to help youth, but also people that are of all ages who they're struggling with rights violations and you're the next generation of eventually at some point, a lot of kids are going to have to figure this out and become renters all on their own. and there so many times we hear kids saying i wish in high school i'd learn how like. >> what how the stock market

works and how to balance a checkbook and how the economy and a lot of kids might be saying the same thing. i wish i knew this sooner. how are you teaching kids in the community about this? what's like your goal? how are you getting out there? yeah. >> i think we really want to recruit more youth who are passionate about tenants rights because we are the next generation. we are the people who are going to be renting and it's important for us to know about our right. and i think even as soon as college, you know, second year in college after you live on campus in a lot of colleges for the first here. but by the second year, you are renting your very own apartment. and i think it's important to be educated on the right to hold. and what are you finding now that you've started this organization? you've been out there talking about it. what's the feedback you're getting from people? yes, so from this, we realize just how passionate so many people are. and we're so happy. we've been e-mailing organizations and tense right attorneys and we're just so grateful for all of the support that we've gotten from this. you know, it's it's not easy to found to

an organization and the fact that so many people are willing now to look at not only willing to help that just willing to support us in this journey is really great is is there one thing you think a tenant should know is there like a number one thing you would want to share with people now. one thing i would i would definitely the just cause that's really, really important. that's if you agree with i really agree with that one. i think to really, really look over their lease agreements before they sign. i know a lot of people don't take the time to be through them. and i think just taking photos and documenting all your communication with your landlord is really, really important because as issues come up and if you do have to go through the legal system, it's really important to have proof of conversations. have documents. take a picture on your phone and of people, our interest in this. they want to learn more. we can some details on our website. kron 4 dot com so we make sure people stay connected with the organization bait. rethink you so much for coming in. you

guys in the school today to be here what your teachers going to say when they see you now on the news? i don't know. i hope they say stuff sub something i really like my teacher. we're really proud of us. and they add big support in our cause. so we're just we just want to say thank you to all of what we have proof that you are. you're not second that you're counties like some sort of extra credit or something. definitely. yeah. >> thank you so much. miles are for being here. we appreciate think about having, course, we'll have information on our website. kron 4 dot com. all right. let's take a look at the weather here. we are taking a look at mount tam notice. the camera may be shaking that because we have a bit of a breeze out there. that will be the next weather headline for as in the bay area. here is quite how are you can notice even more. that tree branch is blowing there in the win. let's take a look at current wind speeds about 35 miles an hour here in san francisco. that's what the

that is, what is being reported. and then we're in the teens and half moon bay 30 miles an hour in oakland and 23 in hayward. so that will be the weather story as we make our way through this evening. and for the next the couple of days will be stuck with the wind here where mitch mean these low pressure systems and that's bringing unstable weather in the sierra. so chance of thunderstorms if you're heading out there, but maybe some spotty showers and a mix of sun and clouds for as in the bay area. current temperatures out the door. we're in the 50's 60's a pretty mild. but you still want to have your jacket out because it is a little chilly with the wind speeds, especially by the coast. mostly clear skies tonight with that gusty winds. once again, temperatures down to the lower 40's low 50's for overnight looking ahead, though, we will be rebounding. temperatures are back in the 70's this weekend with some sunshine. back to you. all right. coming up, the newest member of the forty-niners just selected during the first round of the nfl draft has been. >> brought to the bay. we'll hear from him very soon. also a bill that aims to regulate the amount of housework

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>> 4 is your local election headquarters and a new bill introduced in the legislature is taking aim at excessive homework in california. public schools. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace spoke with the lawmaker behind the sluggish legislation and has reaction from students. >> well, many californians can

probably look back at their upbringings and remember spending hours after school at their desk. doing homework. but now one lawmaker says she hopes to change that for the next generation. when the bell rings and the school day is over for students like 6 grader sophia johnson, the day is nowhere near over. she blames that on hours spent doing which is exhausting. it's overwhelming. >> and it's depressing that my whole day from when i wake up until when i go to bed is nearly all taken up with schoolwork. and that's why sophia's mother assembly member peeler. she says she authored ab 2, 9, 9, 9, also known as the healthy homework act. >> while it would not ban homework, the proposal would mandate local school boards and educational agencies to establish homer policies that consider impacts to students, physical and mental health all while including input from parents, teachers and students themselves. i think that this is going to make a huge impact for students that times have changed and our homework

policies don't always change with times. and so we need to make sure that we're >> addressing issues with the whole child and making sure that we're doing things that are effective and also the don't harm kids. it comes as a survey of more than 300,000 american students conducted by stanford university and the nonprofit organization challenge success. >> found 45% of students say workload and homework is the number one source of stress. 13,000, california high school students who took the survey report an average of 2 and a half hours of homework. >> every night we have student mental health crisis right now. and so if it's such a source of stress for kids and we know that taking stress off kids plates will make a difference in their mental health. this is something that we could really impact kids mental health practically overnight and she notes the bill is also tailored around equity. something california teacher of the year. kc cuny believes it's crucial, noting students from lower socioeconomic backgrounds may not have access to resources home like high-speed internet at the child's grade should

not be dependent on the resources they have at home to do the homework. >> i passionately believe that the grade should to really and it should be depended on the learning that takes place in the classroom with the professional. so that's why i support this bill is i think in the end it will be what's best for kids and the bill unanimously passed the assembly education committee with bipartisan support. it has no formal opposition reporting at the state capitol. wallace. >> kron 4 news. >> san francisco forty-niners have added a receiver with the first pick in the nfl draft last night. the team selected florida's ricky pearsall with the 31st pick. he had 65 catches for 965 yards. 4 touchdowns. love the celebration after he was picked for this family like they are psyched anyway. he played at florida last season and now gives the niners a possible option as a slot receiver. he began his college career in arizona where he was teammates with brandon aiyuk

and 2019. and that led to a very happy text that said to john lynch and then a congratulatory call to the new 9 or and today the team introduced their first-round draft pick. >> words can really descriye my feelings right it hasn't. it hasn't hit yet. i'm just trying to soak it all. then. like i said, a man trying to be my feet are at obviously this is a legend, a program. i just appreciate the entire organization and taking a chance on me, man approve them, right? so i'm looking for to, you know, get to work in. you know, showing >> let's go back to the super bowl. yeah. the second round of the nfl draft begins today at 4. the forty-niners have pick number 63. steph curry has been named the nba player of the year. us death led the league in a clutch points this season which consists of scoring when a game is within 5 points or 5 with 5 or fewer minutes remaining golden state fans. pretty used to stuff coming up. big. what matters

the most. now gets to be honored for that. we'll head to the east bay where a stray dog was rescued by antioch animal services after getting stuck in a can. now they say a pair of dogs had been running around the neighborhood of the twin creeks, apartments in antioch for weeks. and a resident nearby was able to get one of the dogs. but the other one just kept screaming off and running away. and soon after the dog then trapped himself by falling down into a can now was wedged there between the framework of the bridge. officials from the canal safety team provide animal services access to the canal and they were rescuing him there. they got him out. for working here to figure out who this doggie belongs to. so news to go back home. all right, a live look outside here at a very windy shot of the. leaves there in front of quite. how are we have gayle ong here? nice to see some blue skies has been a lot of

gray the past couple of days, but it's really windy out there. it has. we have more sunshine in the forecast, but we will deal with the breeze. so you could see the weather story here. this of you over by quite tower. it is a bit chilly by the coast. so just pack a jacket. if you're heading out tonight on your friday evening. >> temperatures we're sitting in the 60's and 50's in a san francisco pacifica and half moon bay over in the north. they were in the 60's as well. santa rosa close to 70 degrees. so one of the warmer spots this afternoon. so here's our satellite and radar. you may notice a stray spotty shower or in some drizzle and a mix of sun and clouds here. so we're in between low pressure in the pacific northwest and the desert southwest. so notice the sierras pretty active. so if you're heading out to the high country, you may run into a some thunderstorm. and here are the current wind speeds. 35 reported here in san francisco at 17 miles an hour in half moon bay, 30 in oakland. so that would be what will be dealing with over the

next few days. and here's pacifica, for example, in the 20's throughout the evening tonight. and then back off back to the feel a little more refreshing. and thomas tomorrow morning will start off pretty calm and then will be a little breezy by the af ernoon. we'll start to see those winds. top. so here's the bigger picture. the overall wind future wind gusts forecast. we're seeing 30's as we make our way through the evening. so this is a 06:00pm. right around dinner, time rush hour commute. you definitely feel it. if you're in one of those high profile vehicles. so you want to secure those items because it looks some gusty winds are in the forecast. at least until monday. so it will be be sunny. you'll still need that jacket and secure those items. a quick look at i just be mindful. there is some showers they're expecting about 3 to 6 inches. of snow. but mostly pretty sunny out there. and here's that 7 day outlook. we will be in a warming trend. so stay tuned. we'll be back in the 70's and rebound with the temperatures. back to you.

more closures coming to some major bay area roadways bar casa plans on closing part of the tracks and oakland, this weekend's kron four's rob nesbitt has the details. >> the site of paving and construction along the southbound lanes of i-680, are not new. this weekend will be the 4th and final time. the project closes the interstate from pleasanton starting 09:00pm friday and reopening at 04:00am monday. according to caltrans spokesperson for alameda county, janice morrow. we will be completely placing the roadway. >> with cement, which is a on long-lasting material. so in the roadway reopens 04:00am ride for a moment. traffic will be rerouted during the work as well as along highway. 37 starting on friday at 09:00pm. we're back on westbound state route. 37. >> in the to the sonoma county line, caltrans spokesperson for that area chinchilla. >> says this is the second weekend lanes have been closed to traffic at this location. the detour is a long one.

>> would normally is a 7.10, mile stretch that takes people 15 to 20 minutes. it is now a 25 mile detour that goes through solano county. napa county. >> and sonoma county delays by car and by train. >> bart will be suspending service between rockridge station in oakland and lafayette station this weekend. chris filippi says is to keep workers along the tracks safe, a role, but they all have this week. it is they'll be replacing lighting in the berkeley hills tunnel. so obviously we don't want to be running trains through the tunnel as our workers are replacing those lights. he says free buses will be waiting at rockridge in lafayette to transport riders to their next stop. adding about 20 minutes of travel time. but the work is long overdue. many of the components being replaced across the bart system are more than 50 years old. they've got to go. they have outlived their design life. >> that was rob nezer reporting for us. the eastbound lanes between solano and sonoma county shuts down next weekend paving a scheduled on 6.80, in san

ramon for next month. i do want to bring your attention now to some breaking news for getting just now into the kron for news room. >> out of cal poly in humboldt the school putting this message up on its website saying that the pro-palestinian protesters, her occupying buildings on campus have now until 4 o'clock this afternoon friday. april. 26 to leave campus. this was the message posted on the school's website. it reads in part here as part of an ongoing urgent effort to protect life and safety in the ongoing crisis of occupied buildings. cal poly humboldt is offering any of those currently in the buildings, the opportunity to leave with a guarantee of no immediate arrest. this does not, however, eliminate university conduct related sanctions or legal implications. those who walk out peacefully by the deadline, which again has 4 o'clock, will not be immediately arrested and will be able to leave campus without being arrested. the

school says that these protests have been happening since monday. there's kids that are been occupying. siemens hall. they've said they've made an effort destroyed the building. there's the continued destruction of property and other lawlessness in the central part of campus. so this is cause some complex operational issues for the school. and they've also closed the facility. they're saying the occupation is having a negative impact on other students were trying to complete classes at the end. the semester, cal poly humboldt, the campus is closed throughout the remainder of the semester. all the work and instruction is being done remotely. again. they're offering these people who are having this pope, pro palestinian protest the chance to leave buildings without the immediate chance of being arrested. again, the offer is open until 4 o'clock this afternoon, which is about 8 minutes from now on. they posted this on their web site just after 2 o'clock this

afternoon. so they gave kids. they say they went did in person. they sent that e-mail communication as well as some other channels of communication that they have but again, they have until 4 o'clock. so this is a story we're watching very closely here on kron. 4 will keep you updated during our news at 5 o'clock. if anything breaks between now and the end of our show, of course, we'll bring it to you or you can always find updates on our website. kron 4 dot com. all right. coming up, some new video from the oakland zoo. we're going to tell you more about these cute. >> cubs. you also see an incredible rescue and some

>> all right. it's friday. it's the end of our. >> 2 hour long show here. we have gail here to go over 3 of 3. and gail, you're going to kick things off. yes. so we begin with this sweet video from the oakland mountain lion cubs relaxing with some have time and this willow and her sister maple. they were rescued by the oakland zoo last year after their mother was killed in a road collisions. according to zoo officials. the cubs are still waiting to be moved to there for ever home. but it does seem like they're having a relaxing stay california. that looks just so relaxing, the end of panic. yeah, tackle damon. just chill axel like they're all right. quite the rescue now to show people because firefighters in colombia face to quite the challenge as they work to retrieve a cow that was trapped in the water. now there's the cow like all the effort you to get the cow out. the fire service showing us here. the rescue operation in action. crews able to bring the cow to safety these ropes

and probably a little bit of muscle the elderly and no problem with yeah. that poll you going on from glad that was a successful rescue and we will finish off of this afternoon with a look outside. it is pretty incredible. we have a rainbow. this was sent by our viewer count we it was taken in pacifica. it's a very beautiful, especially by the coast. you know, the gloomy weather. it's always nice to catch a rainbow. i did think this morning when i was like kind of drizzly, what i was waking up and looks like sunny and like it's rainbow. whether if it got so pretty yes, the right place. right time. i using rainbows. i'm always like driving in and can take the picture. but i love comes out when i try think that that's amazing. always in the pictures we love and we'll put them on the air. thanks for joining you thank you so much for joining us here. all this week here on kron 4 news the afternoon. we start at 2 o'clock. >> we go all the way till 4. it's so much fun to be here with you. i'm justine waldman. this is gayle ong.

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