>> 10:00am that i'm in right now. it oesn't. protesters arrested after taking over a building near people's park in berkeley could face new charges. sentencing begins any moment now for the man convicted of attacking paul pelosi with the hammer. we're live outside the courthouse. and oakland's mayor says the city is making some good progress in curbing crime. >> from the bay local news station, you're watching you on morning team. >> thanks for hanging out with us on a friday. i'm darya and i'm james. we've got john and rain. here will be checks of weather and more news to we've been talking about sonoma state university president likely deciding to retire. so we'll talk about that and what all goes into that decision that he controversy out there trying to decide what to do this weekend outside enjoy in the afternoons writing today in afternoons are good morning, sir. nice to to breakers. perfect jogging

weather. yeah, it's looking pretty consistent we might actually get a little bored. hits like 70's every single afternoon. but 70's is a nice way. >> to spend a forecast and it is going to be that way all the way into next week. today, already brightening up more and more. you can see a few lingering clouds out there. we getting close to a couple of 70's kelsey value our first. but to get there as per the usual up to 73 later on today, temperatures 70's for most of us, even if you are inland, i'm going to be breaking down all the details on this weekend's forecast to head. back to you. thank you, john. 10. 0, one right now. and >> happening now, the sentencing begins for the man

who used a hammer to attack paul pelosi in his home in san francisco, talking about david de pap he's facing potentially up to 50 years in prison. >> crawford's will trend live outside the federal courthouse. they're in the city where we'll look any moment now. we could see that get underway. yes, now trying let you know before the end of the newscast, what he will be sentenced to. >> it just started james, about 2 minutes to go and look at this. we are in front the federal court building and that the row of reporters and photographers, they are ready for a news conference after it ends by the prosecution. they will talk to us and we'll let you know. now, let me show you the video of how we got here. the journey started for david de pap on october 28th 2022. when he decided to go to the pelosi's home in san francisco, pelosi meeting, then speaker of the house, nancy pelosi and paul pelosi, body camera on police officers

show that david to pat hit paul pelosi 3 times on his head with a hammer, knocking him unconscious. he actually woke up in his pool of his own blood fractured skull, according to prosecutors during this whole trial, the pap has never shown any remorse and even bragged about it. i can tell you that he was there looking for speaker pelosi who was not home at the time and even said he wanted to talk her and if she lied, he would break her kneecaps. he was convicted of attempted kidnapping of a federal official as well as an assault on the immediate member of a federal official that being paul pelosi, prosecutors are asking 40 years will let you know exactly what happens to we are outside and we will let you know what the sentence will be. and this is just round one, james and area because around too, we'll be in the state courts because

federal prosecutors after today should be done. now, state prosecutors, they want to get their hands on david to with their charges for what he did on october. 28th 2002 to stay tuned. we are in place and ready to give you the very latest. as soon as >> back to all right. we'll stand by for the update. thank you. will. it's 10? 0, 3 and a big story. pro-palestinian protesters may now be facing a number of charges. yeah, those demonstrators were arrested last night after. >> police say they broke into a vacant building out near uc berkeley that the university owns travelers and thorn has more. >> pro-palestinian protesters facing off with a large number of police outside of the and ahead building near uc berkeley. officers had just cleared out another group of protesters who were occupying the abandoned space thursday night. at least a dozen of those people were taken away in handcuffs. they're now possibly facing charges of

vandalism, trespassing and destruction of property. just a day earlier, police had called the takeover of the vacant building a crime beyond the police barriers, people chanted to free palestine, a recent graduate of uc berkeley says he's all for the protests but was not fully on board with this occupation. i mixed opinions about this, but i'm proposing, you know, i think they're doing a good, good work here, michael. the investments mission they have going at one point, protesters did get close with officers trying to move the perimeter back, but it did not escalate from there. that was dan thorn reporting. >> remember there were the protesters at sproul hall that ended earlier this week. there were there for about 3 weeks. the university says that these protesters that are near people's park and the other ones that they're not connected >> let's talk more about what's happening to the north because that's been the new development this morning. after days of controversy,

sonoma state university president michael lead now has decided to retire. reyna harvey is live with more on that. >> had our ian james. so this all comes after csu administrators put him on administrative leave for insubordination after he made a deal with protesters without checking with his bosses, the chancellor of the csu system says president mike lee agreement was made without the appropriate approvals. the agreement included an academic boycott, israeli universities. some students in sonoma support the former president's agreement and think his punishment was unfair. >> i support the president and on the agreements against genocide. kind of crazy. how a statement about lake ending genocide is like. crazy, crazy thing that has to put someone on leave. how student activist group said the agreement late out in a three-page letter. >> was a win. but it's clearly controversial at is seen as anti-semitic by some.

>> the nature of the program being in southwest asia, north african studies was made without consulting with subject matter. experts in the middle east of whom i consider myself. one of them is a really good job up until now as president. i think that he did not handle this this situation. well, but i personally would hope you'd be given another chance. >> well, csu has appointed. nathan evans is acting president of sonoma state. the graduation is scheduled for tomorrow. various back to you. thanks. a lot rain. i hand the others california is also responding to those workers who authorized a strike over the protests have been going on on campuses. the union says that the they believe the ones who decided to strike that they cal miss handled the campus protests, especially this one, a ucla, melissa mattel, the associate vice president of systemwide labor relations for the university of california, however, says that calling a strike is illegal. she says, quote, uaw decision to strike over 9 labor issues violates the no

strike clause of their contracts with you see and says a dangerous and far reaching president that social political and cultural issues no matter how valid that are not labor related can support a labor strike and quote. >> well, a multi-vehicle crash killed at least one person this morning. the chp says it happened a little after midnight on eastbound 5.80, out near grand avenue. on-ramp. we're off ramp one of the cars overturned. police haven't released any details about who exactly died. meanwhile, the chp and hayward is looking for the driver who hit and killed a man. officers say they found that man's body wednesday night near interstate 80 right there on the willing boulevard west of embers way. chp says the driver took off and they haven't been able to come up with a suspect description just yet or the type of vehicle involved. but as soon as they do release that will let you now. >> it's 10, 0, and oakland's mayor is talking to kron 4 touting progress that she says she's made to fight crime. know the numbers seem to bear

that out. she also gives us an update now on how they're dealing with homelessness. kron four's. catherine heenan has the story. >> people are accepting housing. the mayor talked about the fact that in the latest count, homelessness grew by 9% in oakland. those numbers released just this week, but at least the rate is slowing down. 9% does not sound as drastic when you consider the city's homeless population grew. 47% from 2017 to 2019. and 24% between 2019 and and so this 9% increase is actually a significant success shows that we are, you know, closing off on some of these >> homelessness issues. of course, there's still so much to be done. i we can walk out the street still see encampments. and so that's our job is never done until everyone is brought inside in our streets. a in clear of encampments. >> she says oakland is working on making modular housing

permanent and that federal housing help is coming in forms that are easier to when i advocate at thd federal level for a voucher ys, we're advocating for playspace voucher so that it's easier for people to redo bc the section 8 vouchers that they don't have to go find it. >> a land where that would take it that it's attached to housing units. as for the improved crime numbers recently released one number not being celebrated is the fact that residential robbery is up 110%. >> that translates to 42 home robberies so far this year compared to 20 in the same period last year. >> you know, i know that it's like it's it sounds scary. when you say 110% increase. but mind you, you know, you come from already a very small amount of numbers for you today. and and, you know, and the you know, tick in certain states certain categories. we're hyper focus on those categories. catherine heenan kron, 4 news.

>> it's 10, 10 and happening now. highway one in big sur has reopened to traffic. that's still going to some lane closures and taking turns. that's going to be slow because you can see what happened. the highway collapsed part of it there in late march because we had such a wet winter and they've got to really rebuild that permanently. but for now, at least they got a good enough to get by. this happened just a half mile north of the famous bixby bridge. so it's been affecting a lot of locals and a lot of tourists. crews are going to have the area signaled so that there's traffic control to allow one way alternating traffic in both directions. and they're working on the permanent solution, which right now is in the design phase and they hope to finish an install everything and have it done in spring of 2025. and another detour for you tonight. starting tonight, highway 37 is going to be closed this weekend between sonoma and solano counties because caltrans is doing more of this paving work they've got this project. they've been working

on, another weekend closure that begins tonight. highway 37 to highway one. 21, the interchange there near sears point will be closed, starting at 10 o'clock tonight and then it will reopen by 05:00am monday morning. >> well, still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news. a push back now from a san francisco leader after mayor london breed asked them to raise money to bring giant had this to the city. why one supervisor says he's different ideas for how to spend that money. and if you had your roof recently done in san mateo, you might have been scam will tell you what police know so far.

>> on this day in history, the kentucky derby started first one. yeah. and stevie wonder, by the way, released a song that made it to the billboard hot 100 chart. >> news nation's markie martin looks back. >> today is may 17th. we honor the life of civil rights activist malcolm x, plus, grab your friends. it's national pizza party day in 18. 75? the first kentucky derby was held at churchill downs in louisville, kentucky. the book the wonderful wizard of oz was first published and former professional boxer sugar ray leonard was born. hank aaron became the 9th player to get 3,000 hits. and stevie wonder least a single you are the sunshine of my life. in 2000, the final episode of beverly hills, 9, 0, 2, 1, o aired and in 2023, montana was the first u.s. state to ban tiktok. very

cool. >> all right. hey, quick update for you. mexican singer peso pluma has added a new date here in the bay area for his new tour. he's going to playing at chase center as well in san francisco. that date now set for august 31st. and this comes after he already announced he's going to be at the snp center in san jose on august. 28. so apparently demand has been so high. they had at chase center to his stay here. tickets. by the way, for that go on sale. the 24th at 10:00am you know, i like we've got a vibrant young crew here at kron and they keep us cool. >> no, but i like that. we tell you like what big shows are coming comment. it's a friendly be aware, right? because it makes you go and then check it out. if you want to yeah. >> all right. well, if you're going to be out and about this weekend that i think there are any big concerts, but going to be outside the weather's going to be great. concerts. i know.

it might not be that guyger bribery, young but hey, if you want to get out to the coast to go for a jog, that's something we can all do. and look at this year, half moon bay cam about as sunny as it's been all week long. so far. we, of course, have bay to breakers this weekend on sunday and for the city. it's going to be that nice. cool morning. temperatures in the 50's a little bit of fog. great, jogging weather now. high pressure to the west low to the east seems pretty unchanged from where we've been. this forecast is steady fog at the coast and in mornings, warm conditions. otherwise today's daytime highs will be down a little bit from yesterday, mostly down in the 70's, even for for this and areas tomorrow morning will start off with a little bit of fog yet again making for yet another gray and cool start. as for today, 60's for most of san francisco. some 50's out towards the coast, though similar range up and down highway one temperatures along the bay shore in the 60's to 70's and even the south bay today, which has been in the 80's the past few days drops into the 70's this afternoon,

east bay temperatures also 70's livermore at 78 degrees while oakland up to richmond, you're hanging on the 60's. same for you in vallejo. only to 80's in this forecast and it's antioch and vacaville this afternoon. let's get you a look ahead to tomorrow's temperatures about the same as today. same on sunday for bay to breakers after that next week, a holding pattern all the same with upper 70's inland and lower 70's along the bay shore. james. all right. thank you very much, john. 10, 17, the time and personal data of >> recology customers in san francisco may have been leaked because of a data breach. we were notified of this data breach from one of our viewers and in a letter, recology says this data breach happened last november. the company began an internal review and found that sensitive information, including customers name date of birth, social security number and health insurance information was leaked. according to that letter that was sent out by recology. the

company doesn't believe the tion is being used right now for any fraud or identity theft. but there's no way for them to be sure they're offering a complimentary identity theft protection membership to all impacted speaking of there's a website that helps people find out if you're in for my animation has been compromised. that's right. in fact, we've got a rich demuro walking us through exactly how that works. >> another day, another data breach. here's a letter att recently sent to customers saying their information was released on the dark web. so when we say things like it saying you cannot be removed from the 18 t data breach because tens of thousands of people have it now because it's published only is that easily downloadable planning. troy hunt runs a website called have i been it's a way to check if your personal information and passwords have been exposed. as of tonight is 767,000 bridges in including leaks from facebook. adobe,

linkedin, dropbox and more. problem is when your password is exposed in a breach, hackers try to use it to log into other websites. mask order might add. it's time really, really volumes and suddenly because used to pass cross someone's now into social media council, whatever else it might be, we've few freeze as pensions, which is why it's so important to use a password manager to create strong, unique passwords for every site. so you never get to remember 100 plus pass puts so that you make. so what most people do is to i like my dog and i went to university and this year. so they fall is not possible use everyone. there is a password alternative called pass keys where your phone approves loggins. but this can be confusing, especially sinking across various devices. and we're trying sort of dragged people from something very familiar. nice views through to something that's much more secure china hunt believes it's just a matter of time before the next breach that i think we're judging companies

look by the that a data breach and more about have handled it. and if your information is already out there, there's not much you can do to pull it back. services that claim to remove your personal information online. typically only deal with sites like people finders and data brokers. so my concern is they well intentioned they do a good job of taking you out of the least dangerous places. but they come take you out of the west places. if your info is on the dark web, it's usually there for good, which is why prevention is key. if you want to link to the website, have i've been poned. you can find it on mine. just go to rich on tech dot tv. >> that's rich on tech. i'm rich demuro. >> 10, 20 right now and if you have hired these 3 men for roof work over the past year, you would likely scam. san mateo police are looking for possible victims of these 3 men who opposed as contract workers and they overcharged ellard elderly people and did

unfinished or likely unnecessary work. police say the men used at least 2 different names for their company. one was statewide roofing and siding. sometimes they said their company was called roofing and masonry. the first report of this that it was a scam happened in november of last year. and the most recent case, somebody said they were scammed recently as may 8th. all 3 have been arrested and now they're in the san mateo county jail. and we now know the identity of the man who was killed while he was riding e-bike in hayward. 22 year-old say rahm dollop, holly lived in hayward was riding an e-bike on may 8th near mission boulevard when he was struck by a vehicle. he was taken to the hospital, but he ended up dying of his injuries just 2 days later, a dollop ali was a graduate student from india, and he was for suing a master's degree in computer science at cal state east bay. he is the 4th person to be killed in this year.

>> going to take a break here. 10. 22. but coming up on the kron, 4 morning news, a missionary baptist church in oakland is asking the community for help now after a fire damaged part of the building.

>> saint andrew missionary baptist church wants your help to recover from this fire that damaged their building. it's a designated landmark in oakland and they've been helping the community since the 19 0, 6, earthquake. and now they need your help. the church in west oakland would love to get some donations so that they can fix

that damage to their building is a historical building. it's going to take some money to for a cover from this fire. if you're interested in supporting them. we've got a link on kron 4 dot com. >> pickleball and tennis players in san francisco could soon have to pay 5 bucks. >> to reserve their court park officials just voted this week to require this $5 fee. when you make an online reservation, they have a 28 of 55 28 course would require this payment. you can find the full list of the courts on kron 4 dot com. the fee plan will now go to the city board of supervisors for final approval. >> for your help this morning, california has launched a new mental health website. the website allows people to connect with crisis services counseling treatment in real time. support mental health dot ca dot gov is meant to be a one-stop shop for anybody seeking mental or behavioral health resources from children to older adults. it will also

provide information about proposition one, which will increase the number of mental health and addiction treatment facilities across the state. we'll take a break at 10. 26 coming up next on the kron. morning news students from the peninsula got the opportunity to take a trip out to oakland airport. >> even boarded the simulated flight to hawaii. we'll tell you what it was all for.

>> it's 10 29 and we're checking the weather for you. us things are looking up.

sunny, nice. yeah. that fog really kind of a burden off now. john. good morning. yeah. even up the coastline in half moon bay, you've got a lot of sunshine overhead behind me. that's that phone and looking pretty bright as well. so nice to see a little extra sunshine extra early to kick off the weekend this friday. >> your the east bay hill still showing a little bit of that low. great up above the visibility is certainly not an issue for anyone anymore. winds are actually relatively calm. look at inverness right now, only 3 miles per hour. if a nice break from what's been persistent, relentless winds the past few days 50's to low 60's for most of our current temp sprint would back up to 70 degrees. a sign of where we're headed this afternoon, which is mostly going to be in the 70's both along the bay shore and for inland areas. back to you. >> thanks a lot. 10, 30 is the time in at least one san francisco city supervisor is pushing back about these plans to bring giant pandas to san franci co cause and the cause, right? but as kron four's, dan kerman reports that resolution

that that councilmember put forward failed to get out of a subcommittee. >> he's by the summer of 2025. that san francisco hopes to take delivery of 2 giant pandas from china. >> to help make that happen on thursday, the mayor's office says the government audit and oversight committee to authorize a waiver allowing the mayor as well as 5 city departments to start raising 25 million dollars in donations. we want to make sure that not a single dollar. general fun going to this proposal. >> and that's why we've come to you to ensure that only philanthropy will go to support. the panda exhibit at all. the costs associated with it. there's a lot at this. >> but was san francisco's department of children, youth and their families facing a 25 million dollar budget cut supervisor and mayoral candidate cautious a ii question whether this should be at the top of the mayor's to do list. this is about prioritizing our future. this is about prioritizing our children over pandas. and if

we can rally to fund a home for pandas, we certainly can rally to raise money for essential programs that impact every single corner of this city. the mayor's office said they would support waivers for both endeavors. committee members supervisor catherine stefani agreed insisting putting one project against another is not productive. >> i don't think it's impossible to seek private philanthropic dollars for pandas as well as programs supported by dc wyeth and our children. and i just think that if we're going to get into these mutually exclusive wars about we can't we can only do this and not do this. i just don't believe that we should limit ourselves like that. stephanie, in the mayor's office favorite moving the resolution on to the full board of supervisors. >> for a vote at its june 4th meeting. we need to start raising money right away. i don't think it's ready to be forwarded to the to the full board. but fellow committee members supervisors, dean preston and connie chan voted instead to bring the resolution back to their committee with changes among

other things they want to list of potential donors and interested parties. they want to consider narrowing the number of city departments to can raise funds and they want to explore whether the money raised can also go towards deferred maintenance at the zoo. well, some might see this as an unnecessary bamboo barrier. others see it as a committee doing its due diligence. however, you see it. it means panda fundraising efforts won't begin at least until mid-june, if not later. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> it's 32 and a 31 year-old threat man is arrested for assaulting his girlfriend last month. and san leandro. it happened on april 19th haas avenue where the police found her with injuries to her face. and then she told them that her boyfriend had assaulted her and sexually assaulted her as well. and he was arrested on wednesday by undercover

detectives in fremont actually. and they say he confessed during an interview and now he is being charged. >> well, a man who was hit and killed by suspected drunk driver in fremont earlier this month has now been identified. he was identified by investigators as 26 year-old to new low. she knew of oakland he was hit and killed on may 3rd on fremont boulevard. the driver who hit him. he's from sunnyvale, apparently crashed into a traffic pole and was ultimately arrested for dui. the victim's family has put together a gofundme campaign to cover funeral costs. as you can see in this photo, he leaves behind his pregnant wife and 3 children. this is the first traffic fatality in fremont this year. in the east bay. one person has died after a triple shooting enrichment. it happened on may 11th along pullman avenue, right near carlson boulevard. that's where richmond police found 3 people who'd been shot. one of them died at the scene. no word on the condition of the others. police are looking for that suspect this morning.

>> time now 34 north bay community is shaken up because they just learned that police found a woman's body at her home in rio vista when they want to do a welfare check. investigators believe her son is the person who killed her. going to shatter has the story. >> there was tension between the mom and the son. he was living here for 2 months. he was emotionally. stable, worried neighbors on birch ridge drive in the trilogy. retirement community called rio vista. police said senior in a while. >> after their 78 year-old neighbor haven't been seen for several days. there was a conflict. something was boiling there and went, you know, of oiled over cops got the call requesting to check on the elderly woman yesterday evening. they were met at the door by the woman's 57 year-old son when additional officers arrived. he tried to stop them from.

>> checking the residence to check the welfare of that's when altercation ensued to try to move to physically block them from getting to doorway. officers conducted this sweep of residents founder deceiving. >> she was a very nice lady. rhea vista. police ended up arresting the sun on suspicion of homicide. he's identified as jeffrey 8. nick seen here on the megan's law website. he is a convicted offender. in my experience as a veteran law enforcement officer. >> normal people do not kill their mothers. it's a very violent crime. it's one of the, you know, so one of the worst murders you can do the killing of of a parent or child. there are many unanswered questions as to why and how this happened. but chief john maser says the investigation is active and under way. >> he commended the victims, neighbors for getting involved

and contacting them. this came to light because we had some concern. neighbors. >> those neighbors called us to investigate and had they not done that, this could have potentially gone completely undetected. things may have transpire. where would have been almost impossible for us to know what happened. i'm not afraid to to step up fun. see what needs to be done. you know, there's no harm. asking for help. you either get it. and something works out. are there's a good result? you know, either either way and have something have to be to growing niche. addicks kron, 4 news. >> 36 and residents of martinez may see flaring this month because the martinez refining company is finishing major maintenance project late last month. they began restarting equipment to make sure the processing units are

in good shape. and the company says these flares are a central part of the system to safely maintain and manage the excess combustible gases while burning them off officiant. lee and they say effectively mrc is hoping to minimize or even prevent any flaring during this process. and they do point out that they have spent 70 million dollars to upgrade their equipment. >> new trader joe's is going to be opening today in hayes valley. that means they've got now their 7th location in san francisco and the district supervisor there. dean preston says that they're thrilled that this space that was vacant before is going to be, you know, i mean, before it was like kind of in disrepair, encampments, vandalism, al-aqsa stuff over the years, so will be vibrant and occupied again. trader joe's, i love that there's a lot of trader joe's around california, but you notice in many areas actually they don't have still don't know. and they're so great. yeah. >> all right. time now is 10 38. and ahead of what's expected to be by the tsa, the

busiest summer travel season ever. we do have some special needs students out on the peninsula who took a field trip to oakland airport. yeah, they went there to kind get down how this all goes. and they had a lot of fun to kron four's. philippe djegal has more. >> a simulated flight to hawaii for students from over bay middle school in san carlos. thursday starts like it does for all of us who fly the tsa security screening at san francisco bay oakland international airport. ask questions before boarding southwest airlines captain sean welsh explains with the kids with special needs should expect on reassuring them. they are in good hands. don't everyone? the risk is that i do is drive to work. the safest thing i do is actually perform my job at work when ready for that. yet. >> safety data on board. flight attendants lay out the itinerary and demonstrate safety protocols in case of an emergency. this tie into what the students are learning in the classroom, not taking a

field trip like this before. >> we're also in science right now for some motion with them focus on flight. so really ties in nicely to our curriculum right now the airplane ever took flight. but teacher jane morgan says over the kids have been in the air at least once before. they also got a chance to sit in the cockpit some saying they can see themselves piloting one day. we're enjoying a career as a flight attendant 7, our passengers being out and visiting cool cities. know it's like living life like a rock star. basically, you know, you're in a city out of city. >> in a hotel at a hotel, all in all a special day for special kids thinking about their futures as they continue growing the best part about flying doing nothing. >> doing absolutely nothing. what u.s. west watch tv and do all that stuff. you know sit back, relax and let the pros do the work at san francisco bay, oakland international airport. philippe djegal kron. 4 news. it's 10, 40 and still

ahead on the kron, 4 morning news. we're going hear from a loyal and very creative. >> runner who has been in the bay to breakers now for this will be his 50 s race this sunday. and the a's get swept by the astros were going to take a look at the low lights after the break. plus to the giants did. >> and we are looking at a day today that is bring in the 60's and the 70's to i've got your forecast ahead.

>> it's 10 43 and the biden administration is moving a step closer to formally

classifying marijuana as a less dangerous drug. our dc correspondent trevor shirley has more on this shift in policy. >> the change would recognize marijuana as a drug with less potential for abuse than other substances. it's currently classified with if finalized. >> roundup marijuana will no longer hold the higher level classification. it currently hold over fentanyl. >> and meth. the proposed rule recognizes marijuana for medicinal and research purposes and acknowledges its lower potential for abuse. the change, though, does not legalize marijuana for recreational use. the administration is taking a major step toward reclassifying marijuana from a schedule. to schedule drug under federal law. that would put marijuana in the same category as things like ketamine and some anabolic steroids. but some opponents argue marijuana is still not a safe substance. what they're

doing is saying marijuana has lower potential for abuse at a time when the science is telling us the potency of this drug is unlike it has ever been before. the change is long been discussed. but the white house made the announcement as it also works to shore up support in key voting blocs. the reality is while white black and brown people use marijuana at similar rates, black and brown people have been arrested, prosecuted and convicted at disproportionately high rates. the white house argues the policy shift will have a positive impact on minority communities. the president's actions today further his commitment to reverse longstanding injustices and to right historic wrongs. the drug enforcement agency will now have a public comment period for this with formal approval expected to happen at some point later this year. >> reporting in washington, i'm trevor shirley. >> well, the transportation security administration says it is getting ready for the busy summer travel season ever beginning with the upcoming

memorial day holiday between may 20rd in the 29th, the tsa expects to screen more than 18 million passengers at airports across the nation. next friday is forecast to be the busiest day of the long memorial day weekend with r million people expected to fly. >> there will be some days the summer that we will likely see 3 million travelers in our screening checkpoints across the country records. about 2.9 million. but we expect 3 or 3.1 million travelers on most likely during the busiest during the court's summer in in july and early part of august. >> well, so far this year, the tsa says passenger travel is up about 8%. 7 of the 10 busiest passenger screening days in tsa history have been in the last 12 months with 2 of them happening just last week. it's 10 46 and a big bay area tradition happens this sunday. runners take part in the bay to breakers. >> and what you don't have to run, you could walk. you could dance to the finish line. some

will be wearing many in costume. some in their birthday suits, a runner up shy. he's been doing this since 1975. so this sunday will be his 50th race. >> more than ever. it's the people and it's it's a race course itself. it's so fantastic. going through golden gate park and getting down to the beach. it certainly is help prevent three-d foreigner. the surgeries. the last was in 2006 and a doing pretty well. 5 decades is nothing right >> pete started off with a group of 6 runners in here. shots of him in past races and then. costumes got more elaborate as the group grow. and you can see here this was in 2000 when they actually won best costume. they dressed up like a bunch of pack of dogs. i guess so. years run they have a special reunion, locate them and they might reveal a lot of people reveal their

costumes after the start date because they start with like a trash bags. pretty and this is a start. and then you get hotter on everything. you let's find out what race weather is going to look like for folks out there, john. yeah, it's going to be perfect. jogging whether this weekend this morning we are actually seeing some pretty early sunshine out along the coastline at half. moon bay. >> but do expect a little bit of cloud cover and a westerly breeze for bay to breakers on sunday. just enough to keep you nice and cool as you are venturing out there, getting that heart rate up high pressure to the west low. still to the east jet to the north. all these factors remain unchanged, which means that we do have our morning fog and mild to warm weather for inland areas. today is not going to be as warm as yesterday was though, most of us staying down in the 70's and already getting a nice solid dose of sunshine. some of our breezy spots will be out along the coast. as for tomorrow morning, another dose of fog putting its way on through the golden gate into the bay itself before burning off mid morning. today's daytime highs are going to be pretty pleasant 50's to 60's

and san francisco and at the coastline where i would keep those jackets close at hand, 60's to 70's elsewhere and hardly even seeing a single ad on the map today for the south bay where you are in the low 80's yesterday. today. it's just upper 70's east bay temperatures low to mid 70's along the east bay shoreline, some upper 70's inland and 60's from oakland up to richmond as well as balais at 68 degrees today. looking ahead at our next 7 days, temperatures remain really steady. not just through the weekend, but well into next week. >> thanks. a lot of stem 48 right now. and you like the old-fashioned roller coaster, one in santa cruz is the best that giant dipper. and it turns 100 years old. it's on the santa cruz of board beach walk there. and there's more than 66 million people that have gotten on that roller coaster since it opened in 1924, it has been fixed since then, but it's that that that

that that that was the the bleeding edge of high technology back in the >> and i actually like the way it kinda, you know, it's church and it doesn't really go upside down because we didn't use to do that. we just took banks and turns it. it was a lot of fun. anyway, it's they're going a public ceremony tomorrow morning, 4 to 10, 30, a fireworks tomorrow night at 9. and it's easy to take a drive down santa find an old photo of >> the grand opening in 1924. and see what people are wearing then versus god. how much has changed since he screamed to them, though? i'm sure it's all but politely 10, 49 is the time officials are celebrating 90 years of the east bay regional park district. that milestone was recognized on the house floor by contra costa county representative mark this on he says the district's leadership in working to improve quality of life and community well-being is something that he looks forward to continuing in the coming years. east bay regional park district is the largest regional park district

in the whole country. it spans 126,000 acres of parkland. 55 miles of shoreline. and more than 1300 miles of trails across alameda and contra costa counties. well, for the second year in a row, salmon fishing along. rivers is banned here in california on wednesday. the state's fish and game commission canceled recreational salmon fishing along the state's river systems. officials say the salmon population is still struggling due to a number of factors. but largely among them is climate change and the rough drought years that we've had that have been really harmful to their population. algae blooms of will as well have done a number. this comes a month or so after federal officials banned commercial salmon fishing off the coast for the second year in a row. >> it's 10, 50 right now. and there's a new area code that's coming to california. yes, like in addition 4 or 5, you're 95. we've got 5, 1, oh, and now there's going to be a new one that will be up in the

north talk more about that. the mcconnell talk about baseball. okay about the a's. well, do well, they were. they're finishing up a series. >> with the astro's they were hoping to snap potential sweeping it. >> the a's came into thursday's game. having lost 4 straight. they were looking to salvage a win and avoid the sweep in houston they're trying to stay optimistic. amid recent skid, the vibes are a bit ides. haven't been great. bottom of the 3rd, no score bases loaded for jan or diaz and that's going to find the gap in left center field. >> space is cleared. afros grab a 3, nothing lead later in the inning. after is up by 4, 1, off or joey loperfido that was a swing. but it was effective golf swing, 2 run, bomb. that capped off a six-run 3rd inning a's fall 8

to their 5th straight loss street. they will head to kansas city to take on the royals. so not a great stretch for the a's. all that's a look at sports. all and we want to mention the giants a series with the rockies. first pitch is 07:00pm tonight at oracle. yeah. and as for that area coach, oh, by the way. >> the 5, 3, 0, area code is going to be getting starting january next year. >> 8, 3, 7, added to the possible because that's from from the north bay all the way up to the oregon border. there's so many of the senate have cell phones and phones. i-10 52 right now. we'll be i-10 52 right now. we'll be right back.

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>> 10 55 right now we have breaking news or remember in october of 2022, when david de pap, you can see the home surveillance broke into nancy pelosi's home in san francisco and assaulted. >> her husband, paul with hammer and there's the video and the hammer strikes about to happen. he was just sentenced moments ago. yeah. so he was sentenced. the judge sentence him to maximum on each count. so he got 20 years. >> for count one and 30 years per count, too. we're told those sentences, according to the judge will run concurrently and he's already going to get credit for 18 months. he's already served behind bars. he does still have the right to appeal his conviction. so we'll see if that's something that he decides to do. but the news just moments ago coming out of his sentencing hearing, which is happening right now is that

he has been sentenced to 50 years in prison for that attack on paul pelosi. and of course, we will have more details and flush out exactly what happened in the court because will tran has been there. >> we'll have that on 4 dot com and on kron 4 as well as kron on's to stay tuned for more details throughout the day. >> and before we go, we want to get a quick look at the weather, john. and he this forecast is something that is going to stay pretty steady. not a ton of changes going on here this weekend. norrie into next week. of course, we've got bay to breakers on sunday in the city and that is going to involve some 60's for your little bit of gray during your morning hours. but really we are settled in for this. i would say, in my personal opinion, you pretty comfortable forecast. oh, yeah. i mean, we could just ride these upper 70's low 80's all summer all right. well, we'll see you back here on monday. enjoy the weekend at the friday by.

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