>> right now on the kron, 4 morning news, a family mourning the loss of a 5 year-old boy after drowned in the east bay. oakland's new police chief takes over the department today. we're going to take a look back at the road to get here. and the bay area comes together to honor the life of reverend cecil williams will take you there. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 6. >> good morning. and happy monday to you. and i'm james waking up this morning to some pretty foggy conditions over the city. top of the bill. you

can see it here tops the buildings, a little cut off. and i think it may stick around for a while. john, when you say yeah, it's going to be several more hours. you're exactly right. we're back to that a normal forecast that a lot of us see that. >> involves a little may gray from time to time, especially along the bay shore and the coast where we're sitting on east bay hills. you can see how fogged in it is right now, ocean air and marine layer right into the bay. now north bay in particular, seeing some dense foggy conditions, sunshine for this to inland. so if you are out in our inland areas, you're getting some sun. it will take until late morning for the fog to burn off and another dose of it tomorrow morning winds are pushing from the coast to our inland areas. so this is going to help to moderate temperatures a little bit. nothing major, no huge changes going on in this forecast. daytime highs are going to remain right on par with your seasonal averages. oakland, alameda and conquered egypt. 52 right now. and later today,

most of you will be in the 70's for your daytime highs. doesn't sound too bad at we'll be breaking down everything else you got to know for this week's forecast. still to come, michael thomas information this morning. how are the roads? >> hey, good morning, everyone. thanks, john. taking a look at the roads. things look good for the most part. let's take a look at some bridges this morning. here's a live look at the bay bridge. you can see it's a 60 minute commute from the maze over to fremont street. those metering lights are on. and as john said, you can see that fog there. taking a live look at the san mateo bridge, 13 minute commute there to get over that. a live look at the richmond. sandra fell bridge 7 minutes. no delays there. and lastly, that golden gate bridge coming in at a 19 minute commute in the next 15 minutes or so. we'll check in with bart. there's been some delays there. still have those details coming up around 6.15, or so. but for now, we'll send you over to james and darya. thank you, michael 602. and today a chapter begins in the oakland police department floyd mitchell now taking over as the department's new police chief with kron four's will tran in oakland now with the story.

>> oakland's new police chief will begin the job in just a few hours from now. this will be his first monday. he takes over a department in battle with the public perception that crime is out of control in oakland, despite crime rates being down this time compared to the same time last year. but robberies are still sky high. floyd mitchell comes to oakland from lubbock, texas, where he was also police chief. actually started the job on saturday, but this will be his first week day on the job and he will make remarks at around 10, 15 this morning before officially taking over the reins on his first monday for department that has not have a police chief since last february when mayor sheng thao fire lower on armstrong. armstrong is suing the city for wrongful termination. we will bring you his remarks a little bit later this morning. back to you. all right, thanks. we'll check back with him throughout the morning at 603. >> and in the east bay, a

family is mourning their 5 year-old boy drowned over the weekend happened in the back of a home on bethel island crop or jack moment has the story. >> across the county, first responders rushed to bethel island, reports of a 5 year-old drowned in bethel island. we had a young male drowned. >> landing over there. john sullivan, a neighbor says each of these homes has a dock news hitting close to his home. he says this tragedy was praying for you know, it didn't work you're the rescuers did the best they could. neighbors tell us the boy was visiting relatives in the complex and fell off the dock in the back of the home. so neighbors say a drowning is really uncommon. some of them have been living here for years and say they've never seen anything like it. >> but they also said at the same time, water safety is at the top of mind spreading sand words of advice for people who have boats just like this one. i'm very sad about it. hearing about it that that breaks my darlene weaver has lived here

for 3 years and says she's never heard of a drowning in this community until now. i'm not blaming the parent, you shows just don't it's so quickly, right? so accidents happen. that's why they're caught in. this he is so important. weaver says her family are all experienced swimmers but make sure they all wear life vests. you know, we're in the get down here without investment has more. boaters are expected in the months to come. >> weaver says water safety to her. his personal, you know, the delta. it's serious, you know, is that current th under current, we've had lots of friends that are not lots but several friends. >> that have succumb. so we don't we won't get out there without a vest. >> on bethel island, shock moment. kron 4 news. >> 605. the time one person was injured in a fire at a hotel in san francisco's russian hill neighborhood. it happened at the broadway hotel on polk street. this was sunday morning. the fire

forced residents to evacuate for a time. firefighters were able do that quickly put out those flames. one victim suffered minor injuries. no word yet on what caused that fire. in the east bay. a lithium battery. well, several of them is a matter of fact, as you can see here in a storage container caught fire at the port of oakland. this is video from the citizen app showing a large amount of black smoke hovering that portion of the san francisco bay yesterday afternoon, crews were able to get that fire under control. they say a short time later. >> time now is 605. and student rallies continue on college campuses around the bay jewish students ragged organized this rally on stanford's campus yesterday. they say they want to express their support for stanford's mission of diversity. some students say they feel pressured to keep quiet and they can't speak out freely about world events and some even feel like they need to hide their faith because of all that's going on in the middle east. meantime, a

graduate, as you can see, your waived the palestinian flag as she walked across the stage in uc berkeley's law graduation ceremony that happened over the weekend. there were protests on saturday as well during the main graduation. they're at cal as well. protesters have been camped out on campus for about 3 weeks now. >> well, a new video shows the moments the teenagers from the east bay were shot at while they were packed practicing. they're participating in a sports competition. this happened during a rowing race in west sacramento. so someone apparently fired at least 3 shots that landed near that. you can see the water there behind them sort of splash up as the bullets hit the water. we're going to do it. we're going to loop this video again. so you can take a look. that bullet passing just over the heads of the rowers, the father of one of those 15 year-old rowers. again, watch

the water in the back. in the back that the father said this was office. a terrifying for everybody. >> was pretty shocked. i think all of us were. it's it's fine. it maybe 10 feet. it could have been closer. could have been a little bit further away, but it was too close. >> absolutely, too close. and here again, you see that water reacting to the be able to tell us later after the fact from the water is wasn't bibi was actual good luck on a gun at this point? just luckily nobody was hurt. police obviously still looking for a suspect let you know if they find one. 6 of 7 is the time happening this week, david de pap the man convicted of attacking paul pelosi is set to be sentenced on friday. >> federal prosecutors are asking the judge for a 40 year prison sentence. the pact was convicted last year of attempted kidnapping. we have a federal official and assault as well. the attack happened during october of 2022. was all caught on police body camera footage and here's security camera footage from

the property showing breaking in. then here's the body camera footage of police showing the pap. and paul pelosi fighting over that hammer. and then moments later, the paps truck. paul with that hammer. again as we get more this friday, we'll keep you updated on what sentence he receives. >> it's 608, and san mateo county officials are applauding a block tnt's plan to end landline service in that area. on friday, the cpu see administrative law judge rejected 18 t's proposal. they wanted to withdraw as a carrier, which means that they would have to continue to have basic access to basic phone service for anybody who request the service in the area. but overall they would remove the service, the cpu c still has to vote on whether to accept the judge's decision on this next month. >> highway 37 is back open. parts of the eastbound lanes were shut down over the

weekend because caltrans was doing some repaving. >> the highway reopened 10 hours ahead of schedule and the officials had predicted it would as well. so they thought was going to happen but all up and all freshly paved. all right. >> happening today, california state parks and cal fire will begin prescribed burns out about the apple state park. they're going to be active in the mitchell canyon area until june 7th. the state park says that prescribed burns like this depend on the weather and the conditions of the air quality and the like the winds, all of that. so all that's going to be factored in. >> san francisco city leaders celebrating the opening of a new public park. that was the ribbon cutting ceremony for your bubbling to island there and they panorama park, which is on the island's highest point. look at those views. now. beautiful right? that they can see the skyline there. san francisco mayor

breed was there and she says there's nothing quite like it. >> i don't know if i could never really imagined it. would you see the pictures? what you here? people talk about it. it's one thing but to be in it, it's quite something else. it is magical. >> a playground, right? and a park. how lucky are we go? check it out. it's there's also a 60 look at the 6 to 9 foot tall sculpture. there. it's called the point of isn't that cold by japanese artist? and the new space is open as part of a bigger project as well where there will be thousands of new homes and other parks on a treasure island and yerba buena island. >> it's 6.10, and still ahead, we're going hear from east bay restaurant owners struggling to stay open after multiple break-ins. and a lot of people moving out of the bay area. as we know over the last decade and we are taking a look at what a new study says about that migration. plus, farm workers preparing for warmer

temperatures. experts are sharing tips on what can help.

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speeding, but then they found a glock switch gun of switch on glock that can make it fully automatic automatic. 2 people who claim they were interested in buying a pickup truck from somebody livermore now face several gun and drug charges. police got a call from a woman. she had poster truck for sale. she concerned now about this prospective buyer at the police got there, 2 of her house, they searched the buyers car and they found meth, heroin and a gun. both men taken into custody. the giants. have walk-off on mother's day. walk off, win over the reds. pretty cool. >> laws generally in the process during that game, he has to have an mri. hurt his shoulder. let's check it out and catch. easy to see. has armed slam and then he grabs a shoulder. yeah. it's 6.15, right now. and take a look at

this. did you see like friday was better than saturday? all electromagnetic, some solar flare activity. >> the northern lights visible here in the bay. incredible right. so the it at that looking at the bay and i and so i tried saturday to see this, but i did. but these were captured on friday. it's basically of a strong solar storm that happened. this was a little not as dramatic, can you believe it? they see it coming into view look at time lapse. so you had to be up. it was around between 11, 40. 0, it's a and 12 30 in the morning on friday and really all the good stuff i think was friday. is that right? would you say john saturday wasn't is, but i did stay. all right. was the one and a lot of forecast for saying, you know, probably a little bit north of us. yeah, but scientists are still kind of looking at why exactly it pushed as far south as it did because that solar energy was already super intense. places. but

possibility of a okay we're going and whether a but it's ability of 2 of these may be running on top of each other. really elevating that energy amazing is cool easing. it was super. well, let's get to we are looking out there at a lot of cloud cover overhead. you can see right here, the top of the buildings very, very obscured in all that cloud cover that we're seeing. >> we have lot of fog this morning. not that we've got an or is left with us. but if you would have had him, you wouldn't have seen out there across the bay area. now, futurecast shows you that we do have skies that clear out really nicely today. fog at the coastline, sunshine for bayshore in inland areas into the afternoon. you can definitely see that the coast remains fogged in today, though, as we move into tomorrow morning, another blanket of fog pushing on into the bay area and then we will be seeing afternoon burn off again tomorrow. this is pretty typical as usual weather ahead of us and no major heat spikes ahead. either your daytime highs that you have today are right on par with where we

should be for this time of year 50's and 60's right along the coast and then 60's to 70's along the bay shore today, some of our inland areas will barely rise into the low 80's such as san jose in campbell, each hitting right at 80 or 81 degrees east bay temperatures mostly in the 70's with hayward at 71 oakland up to richmond in the upper 60's north bay. temperatures 70's to low to mid 80's for you back. a bill or warmest spot today. 84 degrees. a look ahead. shows temperatures tomorrow into wednesday and thursday remaining in the 80's inland with 70's consistently along the bay shore. some morning fog and some afternoon sunshine. thanks, jeff. good morning, everyone. 6.17, is your time. taking a look right now at our transportation over on. but you can see there are some delays as a 20 minute delay on various a line right now, its berryessa richmond and daly city. >> it's because they're dealing with some technical difficulty issues. they're hoping to get that fixed. but right now it's only a 20 minute delay. so keep that in

mind. if you are utilizing bart taking a look at some drive times livermore to dublin. 11 minutes, dublin to fremont 15 minutes. san leandro to milpitas. 25 minutes peters to sunnyvale. 7 minutes. a look right now at antioch to concord drive. it's a 24 minute commute there. you can see not too bad this morning. westbound 80 crockett to the maze. it's a 20 minute commute which is good for this hour and a live look at the bay bridge. it is already stop and go traffic there. those metering lights or on. it's 17 minutes to get across over into the city. and we will take a look at southbound 8.80, right now, oakland to highway 38 is a 10 minute commute. there. checking in a little bit more southbound. you can see southbound 6.80, dublin to fremont. it is only a 15 minute commute. i will send it back to to the desk. >> thank you, michael. 6.19, in placer county. a woman there was a water rescue attempt. it they dn't save or this happened sunday afternoon in the american river. the authorities were

able to find her. they weren't able to save her and we're not sure how she went under the water. they're still investigating. the body of a mother who was reported missing for days has been discovered in the san joaquin river. stanislaw county deputies responded to the call on thursday. there was a call that several people gone under the san joaquin river. they were drowning. this is near fisherman's ben, 30 year-old brenda during and jumped in to try to save her 11 year-old daughter one of those people who fell in and the daughter was able to get out of the water safely. but the mom didn't resurface. and on saturday, volunteers went out and they were able to recover her body just outside of the town of newman. and in the wake of this tragedy, officials are reminding everyone wear a life jacket when you are boating river near the water, anything.

6.20, is the time and as temperatures start warming up, cal osha wants to protect farm workers from heat illness. the agency is partnering with organizations right now in the central valley to help ness prevention >> from workers receive new and 95 masks to try to protect themselves from valley fever and potential wildfire smoke officials also shared farm worker rights and what necessities are needed while working out in the hot sun. >> every year in california, workers have died from heat illness. so today's event is to try to prevent anybody from dying or getting sick from heat illness. >> farm workers who have more questions can contact their employer or cal osha. >> more than 2000 pot plants and 100 pounds of marijuana were seized property at santa clara county. you can see it here. this raid carried out early last week. a special unit with the santa clara county sheriff's office was focused on this operation investigating for months and in total, 4 people were arrested and 2 guns recovered.

>> time now 6.21. and we have new numbers now on how many people called the bay area home. the latest report comes from the california department of finance demographic research unit. and it shows an overall decrease of nearly 200,000 people since 2020. so taking the top spot is santa clara with around 1.9 million people calling the south bay home alameda and contra costa county round out the top 3 kron 4 talked to a spokesperson from the department of finance who says that a lot of shifting has to do with price of housing and working from home. >> are people willing to commute distances of those pot points? i think it's even more attractive now that individuals may not have to commute every single day of the week where, you know, comes to them having to make that longer commute only once or twice, maybe 3 times week. san francisco came in 4th as the most populated county with. >> and overall number of about 840,000. we're going to take a break at 6.22. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. what

a new study is revealing about the struggles. some california youth >> are facing. we'll explain.

we are back at 6.24. and today the san francisco public library kicks off a series of events for san francisco tech week. >> it all kicks off at 10, 30 this morning. they have an event called digital passport. bingo. that's going to be on the 5th floor learning studio at 01:00pm today. they'll have a seminar called detecting ai-generated content and then at 02:00pm there's going to be a photo walk in golden gate park held in cantonese and

mandarin that will be the san francisco botanical gardens and then finally at 4 this program called zoom basics. that will be back at the library on the 5th floor, computer training center. >> and study says california's economy is leaving young people behind that. the public policy institute of california did a study and found that in 2022 more than one in 10 californians between 16 and 24 years old. we're not in school, not working and not looking for a job. the majority of those were young men. this state has spent more than 3 billion dollars on career education programs in the high schools in 2015 or since 2015 study says it's actually residential segregation them. a difficult for young people to access opportunities and then it doesn't help that the cost of college keeps going up and statewide. the state is expanding on dual enrollment programs that let high school students take college classes to make college more attainable.

>> well, small businesses in monterey county, maybe eligible for a disaster loan. the loan is for businesses that are affected by the march slip out that block highway one right near rocky small business administration says it's providing low-interest federal loans and they say that non-farm businesses, agricultural cooperatives, businesses that are engaged in aqua culture and most private nonprofit organizations may qualify for up to maybe 2 million dollars in federal loans. >> it's 6.26. and coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news. look at this. a car crashed into an auto repair shop in the north bay. we'll have the latest.

>> 6.29 right now. checking out the weather for there's not nothing see here move along he literally in some places for the kind of pick this john, yet not a love to see. definitely a good way to put it this morning because we are just completely socked in for a lot of the bay area. it is a return to form for normal mayweather here in the bay. and that means a little bit of views that looks like this. the east bay hills right now completely fogged in. you can see much of anything down below and we will be looking at a slow burn off as far as the so expected through late morning for the bayshore itself and a little bit socked in all the way out to the coastline through the afternoon. now winds are pushing towards the coast. this is going to have a moderating effect on our temperatures. daytime highs today will be fairly comfortable right now. we're actually fairly mild, too, with a lot of 50's on the map.

a little bit of that fog overhead makes for nice weather for that morning jog brisk morning. walk with the dog later on today. a lot of 70's and then some low 80's for inland areas. michael thomas is in for a this morning. how are the roads? hey, good morning, everyone. our roads are not looking too bad, but we are seeing some delays on bart right now. >> no green line service and you can see there there are some areas that are closed down in berkeley. in addition to that, there's a 20 minute delay actually over at the berryessa station. so keep that in mind. it's affecting some places like richmond and so on. so we'll have details coming up in 15 minutes or so. taking a live look right now at our bay bridges. you can see there we it's waking up this morning. 21 minute commute into the city from the maze. and you can see those metering lights are on. a live look at the san mateo bridge. 15 minute commute over that. a live look at the richmond. sandra fell bridge 12 minutes there. lastly, a live look at the golden gate bridge. it is a 19 minute commute into the city this morning. james, and send it back to you. thank

you, michael. >> alright, 6.31, is the time and hundreds of people gathered in san francisco over the weekend to celebrate the life and legacy of reverend cecil williams. obviously so well known for his work as a civil rights activists and lgbtq activists as well. >> and he died last month at the age of 94. he co-founded glide memorial with his late wife and devoted his life to activism with kron four's. sara stinson now with the look back. >> 800 people packed into the sanctuary at glide memorial church in san francisco sunday to honor the life of reverend cecil williams looked around at all the people here, overflow people, the sanctuary. this 11 feet right the people he passed away on april 22nd in his home. his daughter kimberly shared what he was like in his final hours. i want everyone to know she was radiant and full of and like that day for more

than 60 years, the reverend fought for civil rights and champion of the lgbtq+ community. whether that the people living on the street or notable politicians like congresswoman barbara lee. >> right over there in 3rd probably the 3rd sing and every sunday. reverend williams helped me through some very challenging, very challenging personal as well as former san francisco mayor willie brown, vice president kamala harris and political activists, professor angela davis. >> who under the lgbt community. political activists like myself, williams first came to san francisco's tenderloin neighborhood in 1963. to help run glide, church and glide foundation. quickly after he made the brave decision to make the church inclusive to all.

>> when he stood up for folks in the lgbtq community to get rid of the stigma. and this city that did not embrace this community williams and his late wife, janice america, tony, expanded glide to become what it is today. a safe haven providing food and services to thousands of people a year that the crack epidemic israel and the streets. >> you know, engaging the public 6 you know, hiv he never shied away from those new issue he wasn't going to >> the celebration of life for williams was filled with music, love, laughter and tears. he put people on my past. >> to show me the way. i have to be out on the streets. that was a product of my environment. >> san francisco mayor london breed recalled growing up in the city and being able to lean on the reverend. >> and to see him and to look.

as this giant of a person with such courage. with such fight with such strength, hope all all. >> singer >> michael front e tribute id williams by singing his new song. he described a time 30 years ago when he was in line for food at clyde with his baby son. >> i felt like man, this is what this a place anybody can >> williams's daughter wanted all to know her father's legacy will live on. >> he remains a living manifestation and a symbol of unconditional love, acceptance, forgiveness, compassion. he's recovering revolution against injustice and oppression. >> i'm sara stinson reporting kron. 4 >> a great man. alright. 6.35. right now. and fire officials

put out a fire here at a church in santa clara on thursday. this was at mark's episcopal church on the property there. you can see huge. my a lot of smoke. and you could see this from several blocks away. mainly it seemed to be in the central courtyard and then it grew and spread to the back of the building. there crews were able to put it out and they were able to protect the nearby buildings because, you know, the embers were flying all over the place and nobody was hurt. take a look at what in marin county, a driver crashed their car right into an auto repair shop. so i guess they can leave it there. this evidence, nfl jr auto body saturday morning. the driver may have suffered from a medical emergency and launch the car right there into the building. taken to a local hospital are not sure of their condition. >> will 2 people who claim they were interested in buying used pick-up truck are now facing several gun and drug charges. this happened in livermore. police say he

received a call from a woman who had posted her truck for sale and after midnight on wednesday, she called police because she was a little concerned about a prospective buyer who was looking at her vehicle. they wanted to view her pickup that late at night when police arrived to find a potential buyer and another person sitting in their car park near the woman's home. officers spoke to the 2 people in the car and then searched the vehicle and that's what led them to find inside math, heroin and that gun you see on screen, both men were from oakland taken into custody. alameda county district attorney pamela price now taking on major car insurance companies. she's suing both progressive and usa a and a few others to. now, according to the lawsuit, the insurance companies have been working with software developers to undervalue. total cars totaled cars. da price filed a 69 page civil complaint that accuses the companies of using special software that's meant to lowball settlement offers to

its customers. in a statement, price says that her office is seeking to level the playing field in what looks like game. >> time now 6.37, in the east bay, one of the most recognizable chefs is thinking of closing down after 10 years of operating american lamar has been broken into twice recently. that's resulted in the business losing quite a bit of money. >> kron four's rob nesbitt has their story. >> wilson year. it's a really sad day. >> feeling exhausted, frustrated and devastated. former top chef contestant and owner of oakland's alomar kitchen on posted this video on instagram friday after his restaurant was the victim of 2 break-ins within hours of each other. >> one time for 40 in the morning. and again, 6.31. same 2 guys. and this is honestly the same cat. this last time? in november? the back crimes.

god is good. we've got really good. >> on says the thieves took more than $6,000 worth of liquor in kitchen supplies early friday morning. last november, alomar slicker collection was burglarized in a similar style. her mom believes it was the same group of thieves responsible this time know where these you are, you know, to see not everything. >> this >> it happening just days after the celebration of their 10th anniversary chef from on says this adds insult to security something happens our security measures happens again. >> within less than year brings you down. try to do a

lot together just down. >> and about a mile away, several businesses were feeling a similar frustration the morning after neighboring restaurants to chaka lager heiress and district were also the victims of break-ins early saturday morning. what feel that this has been a rampant issue in the city of far too many businesses go out of business as a result whether it dipping in the streets and public safety that we have in our with this potentially being a make or break weekend for oakland's only dominican restaurant. other residents are doing what they can to keep alum our stores open you out here. >> incident that happened the other day. you could possibly close customers. we have to support so let's go there. start to other. stale.

>> but despite the break-ins, shep nelson's heart still lies in oakland. >> i know first it's so special. also want to keep it to want to. 10 year anniversary last week. don't want to with the heart of homes are part like are still here. >> and speaking of food, a special day to celebrate and east bay city eateries all of the eateries in the east bay. it's called taste of north berkeley. so in that area, they're having a big celebration on. >> wednesday, there will be 30 north berkeley restaurants, bars, bakeries, cafes, participating in this. it's on vine street between shattuck in walnut, starting at 5 and so the tickets are $60 you online. there's now live music and this is coming up on wednesday, 5 to 8. >> i like it, ok? still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. the giants out full swing

against the reds will have a recap of how that game ended in dramatic fashion. 6.43. is

the time. here are 4 things to know. a 5 year-old boy died after ground. the back of a home on bethel island just outside of oakley, the contra costa county sheriff's department says they responded to this incident saturday afternoon. neighbors say the boy was visiting relatives in the complex when he fell off the dock in the back of the home. officials urge people news life vest went on dogs or on boats. san francisto

firefighters work to put out flames at the broadway hotel sunday morning. that fire forced residents to evacuate. firefighters were able to put it out fairly quickly. one person, though, did suffer minor injuries. they're still looking into the cause of that fire in the east bay lithium batteries caused a fire at the port of oakland yesterday afternoon. they were able to get it under control fairly quickly. but you can see a lot of smoke was put up by that fire. what exactly sparked the fire in the first place is still being investigated. highway 37 back open now. parts of the eastbound lanes were shut down over the weekend as caltrans worked on a repaving project, the highway reopened more than 10 hours ahead of schedule. >> it's 6.44. right now we are checking out the weather and apparently we've got a whole new week on tap weatherwise yet because the weekend was hot, sunny and gorgeous. let's see what ago this week, john, anything as so pretty level this week. not a lot of big changes going on here. it's pretty per usual weather ahead

of as you can see, we've got a blanket of clouds sitting right over the bay. this is your view from mount tam. >> normally looking down at san francisco but were down there somewhere that foggy suit that's going on this morning. we will be seeing a day that does eventually come along with increased sunshine for the bayshore. as you can see here in future cast that blanket of gray does burn off by late morning. our coastal areas, you're going to be seeing the great pretty much all day long today. tonight, another push of the fog into the bay area and another gray start tomorrow. so sunny afternoons unless you're at the coast and some pretty great mornings. otherwise temperatures today are going to be similar to where they were over the weekend cooler at the coastline. only in the 50's for a lot of our coastal spots and then 60's to 70's along the bay shore today. millbrae at 66 degrees, foster city right at 70, few low 80's in the south bay, like in cupertino over to san jose and the east bay, much the same anywhere from the 60's in oakland, the low 80's over in

livermore and conquered our warmest spot today. vacaville up to eighty-four degrees. well, sonoma napa at 78 for your highs. looking ahead, tomorrow's temperatures almost identical to today starting off with some fog ending with the sunshine little bit warmer midweek and then a little bit cooler into the upcoming weekend. like i said, no major changes. so it's a steady forecast ahead of us. michael. >> thanks, john. good to know it was hot saturday when it went for a run over in livermore. taking a live look right now at the bart. at bart. we're seeing some delays. no green line service is right now. you have to another line and then union city and warm spring writers are going to be diverted over 2 buses. and that is because they're still doing maintenance. then over at downtown berkeley. you can see that station is currently closed also because of maintenance. so be aware if you're heading out this morning in using bart taking a look at some of our drive times right now, livermore to dublin, 20 minutes, dublin to fremont 19 minutes. san leandro to milpitas. 32 minutes milpitas to sunnyvale.

8 minute look over the antioch area. if you're headed to concord, it's a 31 minute drive there. nothing too out of the ordinary for this time of the hour. westbound 80 crockett to the maze. 23 minute commute taking a live look right now at the bay bridge. you can see it's only 18 minutes into the city and those metering lights are on all have more details on those bart delays coming up the next 15 minutes for now. send it over to the desk. all right. thanks a lot, michael. 6.47. in santa rosa. police have arrested a teenager and look at all of the stuff, including a loaded gun that they found on him. >> and they also said that there was a glock switch which can turn a gun into a fully automatic machine gun. they found all this when they pulled over rico see or around 8 o'clock last night because they said that he was speeding and also didn't had registration to have those redouble the teenager. they found this stuff and that he was arrested taken to the summit county jail. for the first time in california

history. chronic wasting disease or cwd is being detected in the states. >> deer population, the california department of fish and wildlife has detected this amongst the deer. cwd is a fatal neurological disease and it invade deer and elk it induces weight-loss lack of coordination, behavioral changes and even death. the disease detected when 2 deer they tested last week were positive. they got them in inyo county was one of the places the cdc says do not eat any meat that is infected with so apparently you got to careful if you shoot me, dear. >> others were celebrated all across the bay area yesterday. this is video from union

square where they held their union square in bloom event that celebrated mother's day with salsa dancing at a fashion show. there were bright floral displays to look at that address and local designers to unveiled what they called their bloom. couture gown pretty fantastic. our local pop ups at the ferry building were also celebrating mother's day, offering free flowers and filipino south food. drink, vendors, local plant vendors and local artists were also there as well showing their wares. even using a 3 d printer to make plan holders and 3 d dragons. so also some pretty neat things happening near the ferry building. very good to the bike ride. like i said, i would you make breakfast or whatever i did. i got donuts my life on it do so. i will maybe look at don't know. i went to donut shop maybe you're out enjoying the giants over the weekend for mother's day. they were looking. >> to take 2 of 3 from the reds on mother's. yeah, it was a pretty special mother's day for one player and will explain here with sports

director jason dumas. >> frustrations have been growing down on 3rd and king. this is a giants team that believe they be much improved this season. but the results just have not been there on sunday. they took on the reds hoping to take 2 of 3 from one of the worst teams in baseball. you really got to stack your winds against a team like that. and clear skies. all mother's day was a little chilly in the city. but nonetheless, it's a beautiful backdrop. top of the first no score bases loaded for jame or can be john lead back there to make a play. but this is that fence is sturdy. john lilly. he would actually suffer a separated shoulder on the play. he will have an mri later this afternoon, but it's probably going to be out a long time. tough break. bottom of the 5th now. this is my guy lamonte wade junior. i know

we're supposed to be objective in this business from a huge n% fan of his 2 run homerun. the giants tied at 3 apiece later in the inning, same score. elliott ramos. lace is a single to shallow center. the go ahead, run comes on in. in the top of the injured guys up a run still and mike ford fort some big boy right there. he said, you know what? ain't going anywhere just yet. so game is tied into this one goes to extras. but in the bottom of the test, one of the great moments of the young season, casey schmitt. just got called up a couple games ago o for 11 heading into this game. that walk-off double his first hit of the season wins the game involve club after the game. he said my mom was in the stands. so just a great day. giants walk it 65 your final. and in other news, the

mariners took down the all right. that's your look at sports. happy mother's day. those pretty cool. >> 6.52 right now. and coming up, tesla is spending big to expand the electrical vehicle charging stations. we'll tell charging stations. we'll tell you where.

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>> good morning. and happy mother's day you yesterday. you aria and i'm james. yeah, we've got a. >> a lot to get to on the news front will be there shortly. we've got a lot of fog, though, out there this morning on yeah. but the weekend delivered which great. and i don't know when we'll see the sun again, john. right. the weekend was so colorful in so many ways that you would have never expected. and now we're looking at the great again. so hey, that's pretty much business as usual for the bay area as we make a return to the workweek. your view outside a half moon bay shows you a lot of that overcast overh ad. of course, that's the expected up the coastline. but you're also seeing that same grey about the bay shore up in the north bay and even in parts of some of our inland areas out towards the carquinez. we will see that fog burning off inshore order and sunshine by late morning before another push of fog inland into tomorrow morning. as this onshore breeze continues, that is going help to moderate temperatures a little bit making for a comfortable day ahead of us.