both gayle and pete have been of service to the nation and the state now for 50 years. gayle wilson graduated five beta kappa from stanford university as a first lady of california she focused on children's health in math and science education and was instrumental in getting the california state summer school for math and science program passed into law. i know she is very proud of that. she serves as the chairman emeritus to this date. she is active on the gilead science board which produces rem does severe the therapy and many doctors turned to at the height of covid-19. and we are delighted that she is here representing all of the former first ladies of california as an honorary cochair of the nancy reagan centennial commission. as for the governor, after attending a gale on an rotc scholarship, pete wilson served ten years as marie corr infantry officer before he went on to get a law degree from berkeley. a short four years later he was elected to the california assembly, mayor of san diego and then elect for two terms in the united states senate. he definitely miss

gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> gayle, thank you. coming up tonight at 6 we go to the annual harvey milk celebrations in san francisco. we're hearing from organizers about the work that still needs to be done. dawn of the late city supervisor who would have been 92 years old today and some relief on the way for american children as the first of several emergency shipments of baby formula arrived from europe. got details on big tobacco's cigarette butts filter practically nothing and are made of microplastic fibers that are toxic and cunning. they may seep into water and food, and air, too. and the smaller microplastics get, the more damage they do. could they end up in you, your bodies, their prey? new studies indicate possible links to mutations in dna. an evil lie with a future's worth of harm. to the world, now you know. so sound the alarm. >> welcome back kron. 4 is your local election headquarters. we want to give you one last reminder. tomorrow is the deadline to register for california's primary election. applications can be f

gayle ong kron. 4 news. yeah, i like the guy >> had to leave or because he had his boss will never know. right? yeah. >> everyone had an excuse. all right. a lot reporting live for us. the chase center tonight. thanks. gayle will be checking in a little later on. if you're >> still trying to get tickets to game one tonight. actually, there are some still available on stub hub starting at $239, including fees, most expensive tickets. those are close to $10,000 right now, according to stem hub, 68% of the tickets are being sold to people here in california. hopefully all warriors fans and 5%. those are being sold to people from texas and the you know, we want to see your warrior spirit. so send us pictures of yourself, your family, your friends, your your your pet favorite warriors gear all the above and we will let add it to our website and may even put you one of our shows. send him to breaking news. a kron 4 dot com. >> all right. whether time now as we get a live look outside here. and that is not a live l

but first, let's check in with kron four's gayle ong. gayle has been watching the game with fans and thrive city. and gayle, you always look like you're having fun with what's happening. >> kathryn kendall. it is a packed house tonight here at chase center. but, you know, it is a sea of gold here. fans have their goal playoff t-shirt. you can hear cheering. all eyes are on the court. let's you some video. >> fans are saying it and they had signs as they had. they enjoy those festivities earlier for the game, which included face painting for kids. the kids get the ship a lot of news iq and there's really good food around the area. so they had a little a busy day ahead of the game. defamation bullet team is spirit. they are optimistic the warriors will take game 5 >> we're excited. and 5, maybe. no doubt. no doubt. they got it. they want press a good game. >> that's really what we've been hearing from a lot of the fans that the dogs just wanted to take his game here at we will check in with you back at 8 o'clock and we'll learn more about

now let's go outside to thrive city where we find kron four's gayle, i'm gayle, thrive city. it's usually a party when the dubs are on the road. they're back home tonight. what's it like out there? >> noel. and and you don't even have to be inside chase center to feel the excitement. there is a crowd watching the game live have site of fans here to the so we have california fans here. so people are outside here at tri-city. this is the place to be and it was the place to be hours before tipoff people lined up hours before the doors opened at 4 o'clock. a lot of things to do out here. a lot of restaurants and shopping games and live music. people had a lot of fun and people even drove all the way from sacramento. even los angeles, hoping for >> we want to see how they got win his 3rd game. i'm more nervous and excited to another truth. i want to win that. it's a big game. and last game was pretty emotional. >> we need to come out strong. well, we're going to miss gary, but everybody we're going have a great game. what i think today is going to big 19. i played i read it and bl

. >> how are you doing gayle? >> i heard you say something about fall back and kindness because i, too, spent the whole week thinking about buffalo. it doesn't make any sense to me that we can't get baby formula but we can get guns. kindness counts. everybody feels united. the spirit is great. ari, this is your kind of party. this is your kind of pare. it's good music. it's good people i don't know how you feel about horses, but the vibe is really great. and i -- when i walked in, i saw these two sitting here i said what are you doing, and they said we're waiting for ari? i want to say i had to ari. send us love. >> can she hear me, or she doesn't have an an ear piece? >> i don't have a piece but i hear you. >> i love you crashing the interview. you can crash the interviews any time. >> ari, don't tell cbs. >> i don't know. kevin, do you think cbs could find out. we are on live tv, i don't know? >> they could fine out but we're talking about gayle king, number one morning show. gayle king is my girl an all the bes

gail, thank you for gayle ong reporting live for us. you know, we want to see your warrior spirit to send us photos of yourself. your and your friends, your four-legged friends as with all your favorite, the warriors gear. we're going to put it. >> on our website may even put some new on in our shows, as you can see here, just make sure to send them to breaking news at kron. 4 dot com. and you know, if you're still trying to get tickets to game 5 tonight, actually, we just checked and there are still some tickets available at stub hub. need to get there they are starting at about $250. that does include fees and most expensive tickets available are going for almost $6,000. those are for courtside seat a little earlier. some tickets were going for as high as $29,000. but hey, sorry has been sold. >> by taking now, time to go in starts at 6. all right. still ahead, twitter may have been taking your data without your knowledge of the company is now paying for that. plus, congress wants to know why the fda didn't act faster to keep the baby

gayle ong kron, 4 news. gayle, thank you. other news tonight. evacuations have been lifted for the quail fire as firefighters are making progress against that 135 acre blaze that broke out yesterday and solano county flames of since burned the hillside northwest of vacaville near quail canyon and pleasant valley roads. cal fire says they'veestopped the forward progress of this one. it's now 75% contained. firefighters are expected to remain in the area throughout the evening, though, as the try to strengthen containment lines and put out some of those hot spots. we want to get you to your 4 zone forecast this reese rodriguez standing by here. we know there's a red flag warning that's going to go into effect for parts of slow county tomorrow. i know that while those fire crews are still out there, they're hoping winds will will stay low. but it's not really likely going to happen over the next couple yeah, we're getting a cool sea breeze right now. but tomorrow we're going to see those warm, dry, offshore breezes. so those northerly winds. >> rea

they are ready hoping for another w live at chase center, gayle ong kron. 4 for yeah. been having fun out there with the fans. all good to see you. go talk to you later on coming up by san francisco's archbishop is upset with nancy pelosi. what he is far and her from doing. >> and what police have found out about the death of a beloved east bay restaurant owner who was shot and killed right near his business. also, the u.s. government now flying in baby formula from europe. how soon parents could see grocery stores stocks again. ♪ at usaa we've been called too exclusive because we were created for officers. but as we've evolved with the military we've grown to serve all, who've honorably served. no matter their rank or when they were in. a marine just out of boot camp or a petty officer from '73 and even his kids and their kids. usaa is made for all who've honorably served and their eligible family members. are we still exclusive? absolutely. and that's exactly - why, you should join. for state controller, and that's exactly - only yiu will save taxpayers money. wait

i'll see you back home. >> i'll say this, gayle. have you my word. this stays between us. whether anyone else saw it on friday, well, right now i can't speak to that, but please come back any time any way. thanks for spending time with us here on "the beat with ari." you can always find me on social media @ari melber and keep it locked right here because as i mentioned "the reidout" has a very special guest live from georgia starting now. a ♪♪ very special guest live from >>> good evening, everyone. we are live tonight from liberty plaza in atlanta near the state capitol on the eve of georgia's primary election. now there are several major races that we're keeping a close eye on and, of course, georgia was ground zero for the disgraced former president's scheme to steal the 2020 election. tomorrow voters will determine if republican attempts to steal the next presidential election will be stopped. polls indicate that the race for governor will likely be a rematch of

. >> thank you, gayle. and though we want to see your warrior spirit, santos of photos of friends, your family and your favorite warriors here. we're going to put it on our web site. might even put you in one of the newscast. you can send those photos to breaking news at kron. 4 dot com and of course, is a gale said will be following the game all night. make sure that you tune in at 10. 45 for a playoff edition of hoop session with our sports director jason dumas, us for allthingsd ops. >> other news tonight, much more serious news. another big story we're following. we've confirms the person killed in last night's shooting in east palo alto was the cousin of raiders wide receiver in star nfl player davante adams. investigators have identified the victim as 32 year-old ralph fields. the shooting happened at jack for all park around 6 o'clock last night, 4 people were shot, including fields. police say according to recordings of the shots fired a total of 33 gunshots were fired at that park where children we

let's go and check in with kron four's gayle ong. she's been talking to dub nation ahead of the game. hey, gail, i tell you. >> in grand defamation is they're just trying to get here into the arena. you can hear the music is helping to get the energy going of have their festivities early before the game over at want to show you what people doing there. taking pictures with the warriors backdrop. we head and we saw people buy t-shirts, a last-minute jersey and so very exciting, very optimistic about tonight's game, especially after the game earlier this week. and i even talked to a ucsf graduate. she came here in her cap and gown to take a picture with the wires backdrop. but she said not going make the game today. >> and i don't have tickets to the game. i sit right outside and watch the game with my really expect that things were done in the past couple years. rebuilding with play out big side for this game really have that it's more competitive game the last time and i and i'm just super thrilled. >> one afghan you heard from he go

gayle will talk to you later. >> all right. thanks, gayle. now to a san francisco tradition that returns sunday, another sport. but different uniforms here, bay to breakers the races back. thousands of people expected to show up in colorful costumes for the 12 k runs since 1912, more than 2 million people have completed this race. people were colorful costumes. some people don't wear costumes. that starts on the east side of the city moves along the panhandle and through golden gate park. you see there and that the great highway along ocean beach, some people go in the ocean finish line closes. and 1 o'clock sunday afternoon. and if you're driving into the city sunday, you'll certainly want to avoid these areas because they close off roads. traffic will be heavy. it's a big day in the city. the big day and time select pretty good weather time for a look at the forecast we're looking live over the city. >> meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is with us. beautiful picture there of this city. just a beautiful day and hopefully it carries for the wee

here to do that is my colleague, gayle king. ♪ gayle: i am so glad to be here. don't roll the teleprompter yet. i will go off script. don't be scared. we've been talking for the past couple of days. i have lost my voice. i will power through. i am happy to be here. a note to self, drew barrymore and i were minding our own business at the reception and somebody said would you take a picture? we go downstairs and are about to step on the red carpet, they go gayle, move, move, move, kim kardashian and pete davidson are here. they say come back, do you think we went back? yes, we wanted a picture. [laughter] thank you, drew barrymore. as excited as i am to be here, the most exciting person in the world would have to be steve's mom. steve goes, oh boy. when i came in today to do the covid test, thank you very much. thank you, mr. president. thank you dr. jill, george trevor, everybody. they rarely are testing and checking, so i was gratified when i took my test. thank you, jesus. i am praying all the time. you take the test and you go please, please, please, don't le

kron four's gayle ong joining us live from. >> sfo for a closer look at

. >> our first gayle on. she's been out there talking with the excited fans. we're going to check in with her in just a moment. but first, we want to check in with our sports director jason dumas, us who's been courtside. jason. wow. haha. >> wow is right. maybe the best way to put this game. one of the western conference finals is a wrap and it was a good old fashion. but within from start to finish, this is exactly what you wanted to see. if you're steve kerr, if you're a warriors fan, they really got it done and they put an exclamation point on game one. let's take a little preview. see how it all went down. nation was loud today they really showed out steph curry and company. they're back in the western conference finals. first time since 2019. you're steph, you can kind of get away with that. relocate hits the 3. does the shimmy? and it in a warriors game lately without a pool party. beautiful finish. by jordan. poole warriors win one 12 87th. all 5 starters were in double figures. they lead the series one game to nothing. game 2 is friday at chase center

gayle kron. 4 news. >> thank you, gayle. just down the street at oracle park, the san francisco giants took on the st. louis cardinals today. the real show, though, happened before the game started. yeah. before the first pitch, the giants and the bay area baseball community. >> honored buster posey. posey retire at the end of last season. and kron four's amanda hari was there. >> many fans told me they were excited to see buster posey back on the field today. but also a little bit sad. it's likely the last time we'll see him that the giants honored him about an hour before the first pitch. and even though it was early fans filled the stands. >> fans erupted into cheers as buster posey walked into oracle park one last time. i was very sad. >> also like he had a great yeti. family is from oakland, but the kids have always been giants director and key teacher. the preschool got them into the giants when they were like 3 years old, even though they were growing up in oakland, they've been fans ever jb eddie's birthdays this wee

reporting live from chase center, gayle ong kron. 4 news. all right, gail, yeah, you got the t-shirt and the ink is barely dry. >> bring home some swag. will you all right, gail, well, just a dominating performance from the warriors tonight when they needed it. >> most steph curry was named the first ever western conference finals mvp. that's a thing now. but klay thompson really stepped up leading the way with 32.8, 3 pointers for the guy who has been decimated by injuries. yeah. klay thompson really coming through it. kron four's a sports director. jason dumas joins us now live from chase center to break down all the highlight. what a jason. >> kind of big grand already broke it down for i heard i road gale. he had to share it. well, i'll do you one better. he we've got a hat western conference champions for the 6th time in 8 years. >> what a run for this organization. they've been the beacon of success, the beacon of consistency, a great game from start to finish and draymond said after this game that this one is the sweetest given all th

let's go live to a conference gayle on galas. also a chase center no-go. you've been talking to fans. they have to be sounding a pretty happy tonight. >> good evening, catherine can and look what i have. i have some thunder sticks. this is basically what's left from the night and some confetti on the ground from that amazing win today. plenty of excitement. and i got here early were fans. we're pumped. they got here 2 hours ahead of the game. of course, coming straight from work. some college kids coming right after taking their final exams, if and coming from the philippines. he's visiting here in the bay area and he's also a basketball player himself. so he said it was quite exciting to watch the wires plate you know, it's such a difference. what a difference 2 hours makes when it was filled with a sea of yellow tonight. overall fans are just happy. the warriors got it done. >> and we won by almost 30 points out and i can ask for a better start to the series. they shut down. luka. now let's go. let's go go phoenix. i was afraid. you know what? i it was p

gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> gayle, thank you for that. right now to some serious developing news out of fremont, a 7 year-old boy was killed earlier today while riding his bike. that crash happened about 3.45 this afternoon on montrose avenue. police say the little boy was riding a bike when a car hit the child kron four's. justin campbell is in the east bay. he's been covering the story all what's the latest? justin? >> it witnesses here in this neighborhood are telling me that car that hit the little boy came from this direction and hit him right here. and here's what i want you to see. we'll have our photographer pan to the ground. people are already coming out, leaving flowers, lighting candles for a makeshift memorial to remember him will roll some video. so you can see what the scene looked like earlier this afternoon. when i got police have this area that roped off what they are saying happened. the 7 year-old boy was riding with his grandfather when he was hit by this car. that was driven by a they try to provide first aid to him.

gayle ong kron, 4 news. gayle, thank you for that. if you're planning on driving on your holiday weekend journey, expect to pay a record high gas prices. >> according to triple a you can expect to pay more than 6 bucks a gallon pretty much wherever you go. napa has the most expensive gas in the bay area, $6 and $0.32 a gallon. the lowest price we can find is in the valais, larry, a $6.9 a gallon. and that's one reason why a lot of families are staying put this weekend from forestry says stasio has that from novato. >> karen nevado, the freeway is moving right along traffic as says certainly not an issue earlier. it got a little sticky. i had the chance to catch up with some people to talk to them about their memorial weekend plans in most to me that they plan to have a staycation. >> the flip flops are out. so are the paddleboards rash guards. all signs summer is in the air here at sports basement in nevada. you can in the running i caught up with colin age 4 and his mom about what the family plans to do for the three-day memorial day

gayle ong kron. 4 news. a new report says gun violence, casa santa clara county, 72 million dollars every year. that accounts for police. >> emergency services and health costs. the county says that does not include the cost to keep the jail running. the report also says that in 2021 550,000 guns were owned by santa clara county residents over the weekend, the county held a gun buyback initiative where police were able to collect more than 400 guns during that event. supervisor cindy chavez said the county decided to examine the cost of gun violence following the 2019 shooting at the gilroy garlic festival. she said the report offers an opportunity for the county to weigh strategies for addressing gun violence. >> there are communities all over the country that have used a different kinds strategies to lower gun violence as an example in cities like philadelphia, frankly, they're finding that by cleaning up a community, you can lower gun violence. so we i think there are plenty of opportunities for us to loo

kylen. >> let's check in now as kron four's gayle ong. she has reaction from fans who obviously we're very excited about all this scale. >> yeah, ken and catherine fans, of course, have no doubt about tonight's game. they definitely predicted the win. we'll show you why. take a look right on the court. people still soaking in the moment. you can. looking at 6 western conference finals trophies so even know the dubs last tuesday. the fans that came out tonight really had no on the court and steph curry won mvp and he even talked about and thank the fans for their support, especially here in the new chase center. >> we've been open to the back of >> and back here live, you can see. oh, look at this really sweet moment right by the trophies. you have draymond green and has some posing for pictures in front of the 6th when stirring. conference finals. trophies. what a sweet moment here. still obviously soaking it in tonight. what a great game to witness. definitely nerve-racking at times, especially that last quarter. but where little closer

so you want to bring a jacket reporting from marin county, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> well, happening today, the uss hornet in alameda is hosting a memorial day ceremony. the store and ship turned museum whose predecessor took part in the battle of midway has a number of special events planned including a color guard, special exhibits and a memorial wreath tossed into the bay. well, former crew member of the original uss hornet. we'll answer some questions about his time serving aboard the ship in world war. 2. it will also be a special q and a and a book signing with the authors of a new book about the battle of midway. the ceremony is going to begin at 11:00am today. as well as active and reserve military members visit some of california's state parks for free today. it's one of the ways the state is honoring those who have served this memorial day here in the bay area. you can check out angel island, jack london, historic park or mount tam state park to name just a few. you're going need to show a valid military id or proof of discharge. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. we con

gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> you can, of course, stay connected with kron 4 on our website and our free apps for the very latest on the supreme court and roe v wade, all you have to do is scan the qr code that see on your screen. it will take you straight to that section of our website. >> all right. let's get a check now on our 4 zone forecast. we're taking a live look at the golden gate bridge. kind of a hazy sunshine out there today. much cooler today as well. yeah, definitely. and that when stuck around as us, you us our haha. take a look at your upcoming work week forecast. not going to be as breezy tomorrow, but still. >> around 30 miles per hour or less with radar for it. >> showing very light scattered hit or miss showers in the forecast. continuing monday, even into tuesday of this upcoming week. >> this next storm is going to be a little bit more unstable than what we saw today. so we do have the threat of pop-up thunderstorms and if any do form the possibility of hail as well, and we could even see snow levels dropped as low as 3,000 feet for our highest peaks in the north ba

kron four's gayle ong has that story for us. >> as a mother could never imagine. so. >> dozens gathered at leo j ryon memorial park in foster city wednesday to remember the lives lost in the texas school shooting and recent mass shootings across the country. i'm a mom. even though my daughter is older. but 2 even fathom. the of your child not coming home. >> i can't even imagine. and i don't think you have to be a parent to feel that pain she to hamilton, would brady united against gun violence helped organize the event. >> to create a space where people can mourn and pay respect. san mateo county supervisor david canada attended a vigil. he is calling on tougher gun laws >> kids lives have been traumatized. families lives. but this is a problem. and the problem is our people are the people are tired of inaction and they're expecting action. congress really needs to ban assault rifles. >> and organizers are pushing the public to contact your local elected officials to push for expanded background checks on gun sales reporting from foster city gayle ong kron. 4 new

gayle ong kron. 4 news. in the south bay, the milpitas police district attorney office and the board of supervisors all held a gun buyback program that happens sunday. well, this is the 10th year that santa clara county has been doing these kind of events. and officials say over that time, they've gotten some 7,000 firearms from people, but they haven't been able to hold one of these for the last 2 years because of the pandemic. these are anonymous. no questions asked events where the goal is just to release and to prevent these firearms from ending up in the wrong hands. >> we know there a lot of unwanted guns in people's homes in their households. >> and if anything, you know, those firearms can just get so any news on the streets for, you know, gain your time. we also know that these firearms used in domestic violence incidents. you know, that these firearms are being used to, you know, unfortunately for suicides, an accidental discharge is that usually involve our youth because they're so curious, right?

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gayle king joins us live from new york. good morning, gayle. >> good morning, amandad. i have it here. cbs news investigates the mysterious havana syndrome, which is blamed for illnesses in the officials around the world. we sit down with a former cia analyst who faces daily health struggles and why she said the u.s. government does not have her backs. >>> we'll be joined by two best selling authors, john grisham and "gone girl" author jillian flynn will read a chapter of her book for the first time onv. >> looking forward thanyoe, s youd. stillahead, prn out with a plan to flight inflation. why he said the u.s. is in recovery mode. >> ever wanted to feel like european royalty? you can for a night or a few hours. those details next in travel tuesday. >>> even if you have five minutes to head out and enjoy the beautiful weather we're experiencing today, do it. it's a beautiful day, changing as we head into the weekend. more on that coming up. i've lived in san francisco for 20 years. i'm raising my kids here. this city is now less safe for all of us. chesa boudin is fail

we spoke to one member of that group kron four's gayle ong has that story. >> we will not tolerate this kind of behavior will not tolerate in san francisco and we will stand up against efforts to criminalize reproductive choices. san francisco district attorney chesa boudin announcing charges thursday against a group of anti-abortion activist. >> the da's office released this photo of a defaced and damage bronze statue of the madonna and child at san francisco general hospital covered with fake blood in stickers with a doctor's name on it. the da says one of the activists, aaron jonathan hurley of los angeles is now facing felony and misdemeanor charges that include trespassing, stalking and vandalism be will protect medical providers. we will protect the rights of patients to seek. >> medical services that have to do with their reproductive health. >> but kristin turner, the executive director of pro life, san francisco is calling the charges against hurley overblown. she says that she and others visited the clinic to do good. we went to zuckerberg, general hospital 2 months ago to pro

students also joined in calling on the biden administration to cancel student loan debt kron four's gayle ong has that part of our coverage. >> college students along with union members and activists marched through san francisco's mission district sunday afternoon. coming together in a show of solidarity pushing for higher wages. students are urging the biden administration to any student students are essential workers. a lot of times they end up having to take a lot of jobs to fulfill the tuition that is rising right now. >> san francisco state university student vanessa torres plans to get a second job to cover tuition. everyone is honestly impact when it comes to even though it seemed as an individualized issue. it's your peers yourself. >> the economy and your community as well, according to the education data initiative, more than 43 million people are burdened by student loan debt nationwide. >> in total that accounts for more than 1.0, 7 trillion dollars in unpaid student loans. president joe biden is considering student loan forgiveness with income caps in to can him too far long

gayle ong kron. 4 news. well, the vta has built its first batch of disciplinary letters to workers who refuse to get vaccinated. >> according to policy and more letters are expected about 50 letters to unvaccinated workers were sent out proposing termination for those who didn't get vaccinated by april 29th. well, there is an option to apply for a medical or religious exemption. there are enough people facing disciplinary action that arrangements are being made for hearing of officers to handle the cases. the hearings could begin next week just a couple of weeks before the one-year anniversary of the mass shooting at the vta railyard in downtown san jose. infections continue to rise nationwide because of the latest covid-19 variant. but there's been no significant hike in deaths. casey stegall has the latest. >> the ba 2 omicron sub variant continues to drive a surge of infections across the country. cdc data published this week shows 43% of new infections last week were due to the sub variant also known as

investigators say this all may have been the result of a love triangle kron four's gayle ong has the story. >> 25 year-old anna wilson who went by mariah is known to be a rising star in the pro. cycling community. wilson was living in san francisco. she traveled to austin to compete in a race earlier this month. according to the u.s. marshals, wilson was found shot and killed in austin on the night of may 11. she was found inside the home where she was staying. the hunt is underway for 35 year-old caitlin armstrong of austin, an arrest affidavit reveals a romantic entanglement indicating wilson's death as a result of a possible love triangle. court papers say the night of the murder wilson went for a swim a pool in austin. would colin strickland, another cyclist armstrong in stricklin were dating at the time. wilson was found shot to death, according to the affidavit, the affidavit further explained that strickland told police during a break in his relationship with armstrong. he met and began dating wilson. strickland has been cooperating with police wilson's family released a state

one of those was caught on camera kron four's gayle ong has the story. >> at least 4 businesses were targeted in this plaza. the owner of this restaurant says it's going to cost almost $600 to repair this window. >> it took 15 seconds to make way with the cash register at 1000 tasty restaurant in milpitas surveillance video capturing the suspect around 2.40 in the morning saturday owner or really arriving around 08:00am to a smashed window and a broken computer. the window does fall off everywhere here. maybe like 10 seconds. >> he's very quick photo show 3 other businesses were hit overnight. one other restaurant, a bakery ending nail spa, the windows have since been repaired. people who work in the area say crimes have been increasing since the pandemic began and it is not the first time leads restaurant was burglarized just 2 weeks ago. security cameras captured 2 pinged rowers near the cash register. like the 3rd time for this year. and the average time we have to >> spent a lot of money. so you even though with for are gone, the insurance company, but he sure will be goes high.

kron four's gayle ong is live there now. she's got a look inside those festivities. scale. >> you can hear a show just started moments before our live shot. it's very quiet out here at the entrance. but people are in a side enjoying the many concerts. take a look at this video. people spending their memorial day weekend kicking off here in napa, enjoying food, wine, all local from napa valley. and of course, things are a little different this year as we know 2020 this event was canceled. 2021 at the event was postponed month later. so people are just grateful to be back and also what's different know, covid restrictions. it gives people a sense of normalcy >> its own arm. but it's great to see everybody out. you know, there's a great 5 here. the atmosphere is one of great to be back. >> yes, so many people returning for the first time since the pandemic. i also talked that dad who brought his one year-old son for the second time. you'll hear from him later on in the show's. this is also a good comeback for during, you know, people coming out of the pandemic and those

day marches, san francisco, their message to the biden administration cancel student debt kron four's gayle ong has that story. >> college students along with union members and activists marched through san francisco's mission district sunday afternoon. coming together in a show of solidarity pushing for higher wages. students are urging the biden administration to any student debt as students are essential workers. a lot of times they end up having to take a lot of jobs. >> to fulfill the tuition that is rising right now. san francisco state university student vanessa torr s plans to get a second job to cover tuition. everyone is honestly impact when it comes to even though it seemed as an individualized issue. it's your peers yourself, the economy and your community as well. according to the education data initiative, more than 43 million people are burdened by student loan debt nationwide in total that accounts for more than 1.7 trillion dollars in unpaid student loans. >> president joe biden is considering student loan forgiveness with income caps in to can him too far long. and we are

. >> kron four's gayle ong reporting from rodeo beach in the marin headlands this evening. >> when people are enjoying a day at the beach here in read headlines. but getting here a different story you can expect. wait time on the roads. the golden gate, national recreation area tweeted sunday about major traffic congestion on highway one. 0, one near the alexander exit heading to the marin headlands. there was about a 20 minute. wait on the roads. but this beachgoer had no issues getting here. but that's good. this come early. traveling early will be key for memorial day monday and it's also been breezy out here. so you want to bring a jacket reporting from marin county, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> a couple of vegetation fires popped up in the east bay over this weekend on friday east contra costa. fire crews responded to one in the creek behind the streets of brentwood. you can see lots of dry brush catching fire. there. windy conditions helped grow the flames to about 2 acres before it was brought under control. that around 3 o'clock this afternoon. today there was a 2 acre vegetation fi

they are planning more protests in the near future reporting from san rachelle, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> well, oakland city council members are also working to make the city a sanctuary for women's health and reproductive rights. following the roe v wade draft opinion last week, legislation was introduced that would declare oakland a right to choose sanctuary city. it calls on the state of california and alameda county to ensure adequate funding for reproductive health care. and that includes abortions. if that's the choice. >> we have to make sure that we are, as i said, it really caught a fine those protections that have been in place from 50 years now doing what we can at this level to declare that and to also make sure that we have the resources in order to not just declare the opportunity for access, but ensure that opportunity, the resources that are necessary to do that. >> the legislation will be voted on by the oakland city council on may 17th. more health screening apps are responding to data privacy concerns in the wake of the roe v wade possible overturning tracking app c

kron four's gayle ong has the story. >> it was late may of 2021. demonstrators took to streets of downtown oakland sparked by the death of george floyd. almost 2 years later, a lawsuit filed against the alameda county sheriff's office. emily rose johns is one of the lawyers on this case and the county sheriff's department. >> shot tear gas and projectiles indiscriminately into a crowd of largely peaceful protesters on broadway. right near 7th street. >> the plaintiffs, including the anti police terror project and several protesters are seeking unspecified damages and reforms when it comes to law enforcement's crowd control measures and uses what we're seeking to. >> prove what we believe that we can prove. alameda county sheriff's department. it was that they retaliated against individuals for their protected first amendment activity by tear gas and then using projectiles to disperse largely peaceful crowd. they used excessive force force that is unconstitutional against people who were not posing any threat. the officer. and then we have also alle

anyone with information is asked to contact police reporting from san jose gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> in san francisco, the police commission is considering a proposal that would limit when and why police pull people over. the goal is to and what many call pretext stops, which some people say amount to racial profiling. kevin the newest member of the san francisco police commission joined us in studio sunday morning to talk about the timeline for this new change as data that showed that black san franciscans are between 6 and 10 times more likely to be stopped and searched. and this new policy. >> started the introduction of justice last wednesday, i think is going to help address that. we're working with a coalition of over 60 community organizations. there's going to be 30 days of public comment. and i the plan is to pass a pause in the summer and hopefully can such as c what tangible impacts from that new policy on stops. >> well, benedict, though, is a civil rights attorney. he was unanimously confirmed as police commissioner in april. you can watch his full interview on our websi

you're asked to contact police reporting from san mateo gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> coming up here on kron, 4 news at 6 gop leaders showing their support for ukraine as they visit with president zelensky. what they're saying now about the ongoing war with russia and the truth is out there and congress is trying to find it just ahead. details on next week's congressional hearing on u f o s. for the first time in more than half a century, a house subcommittee is set to hold an open congressional hearing. >> folks to top intelligence officials are scheduled to testify next tuesday. lawmakers say they're hoping to get more information about or rather give the public a better understanding as to how one of the greatest mysteries of our time essentially being u f o's. these this hearing coming on the heels of a you have full report that was released to congress last summer that found more than 140 incidents involving u f o's could not be explained by intelligence officials. and we're not the work of the military or the government. >> well, you fly out of san francisco airport tonight. healt

. >>> coming up on cbs mornings, gayle king joins us from new york. good morning, gayle. what's on tap? >> amanda, we are here live and in color. ahead on cbs mornings as we mark a major milestone in this pandemic, david begnaud has a powerful story about the families forever changed by this virs. he checks back in on people we've covered to see how they're doing now and the stories we hope will inspire you. also, this is the day that nfl fans have been waiting for. it's the release of the 2022 schedule. nate is going to take you behind the scenes to see how the nfl narrows down the match-ups from trillions of possibilities. >>> if you're having a bad hair day -- haven't we all had one of those -- we have one guest who says i can help you. t joining us in studio to talk about her line of hair products and how to find your natural hair type. we'll see you at 7:00. that's about 20 minutes from now. back to you, amanda. >> we could all use that little bit of help although your hair always looks perfect. >> yes, yes, yes. >>> it is game time, from what in the world happened w

gayle, how you doing out there tonight? >> it has been an electric crowd all night long and now it's quiet here on the concourse because all the fans are back in their seats as they answer. 43 and you can hear you maybe could probably hear those cheers. >> let's give you video from earlier today. fans, of course, they want the wires to bounce back and hopefully win tonight's game. and by the looks of it, we've been hearing cheers all night so that has to be that. i mean, they're doing really well. so i did speak to some fans who say there 700 us from the last game and i did talk to them. here's what they had to say earlier for the there is not going to lie. it. >> i don't know. he is. you know, we're staying for this game. >> ago or ago, >> i think it's payback time. you know, it's time to go and, you know, give the taste of their own medicine after what happened wednesday. so, you know, they're ready. they're confident they're healthy. >> waters, baby. we've great play and my by jordan, poole, jersey. yes. >> a lot of inte

gayle, how you're holding up about that. >> catherine they get here. you can hear the chants are game it. i think this happened. you can hear those cheers behind me. all eyes are on the court tonight. let's give you a closer look at the crowd throughout the night. i did some video and this is just nothing but cheers and chants. >> one believes in the current. >> just love i i copies moves and i just i've been watching i want to see look up, put on a show tonight. >> well, fans out there would bring in their cheers tonight. they also brought their best outfits people are bringing their rings and their big warriors chain is >> fans are feeling pretty optimistic and we'll see what happens in just a few minutes left in the game. live from chase center, gayle ong kron. 4 news >> it is allowed and fun great place to be tonight. coming up, new video released today shows an officer involved shooting in oakland. what we're learning about this incident which happened last fall. plus rising cost of living for seeing some young people to make a tough decision. the

reporting from foster city gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> we mean business. we are resolved in this fight. we're not giving up not getting into the cynicism. we're going to turn this around. >> in sacramento, state lawmakers are working on passing several gun safety related bills. and normally these bills would be signed in the fall. but governor newsom wants to speed that up. he wants to see those bills on his desk ready to be signed by apthe end of next month. the bills include one modeled after texas's abortion law allowing private citizens to sue the makers and sellers of illegal assault weapons and ghost guns. awesome of raised concerns about its legality. the governor says that he is confident it will be effective. we want to save lives. they use that to put women's lives at risk. >> we're going to use that the door. they open that law and that process to enforce a private right of action to get these guns off the street. >> all told newsom says he hopes to fast track 12 gun safety bills and he wants urgency clauses added to those bills, meaning that th

and that's where we find kron four's gayle ong. she's joining us live from sfo. gayle. >> catherine and ken, well, it has been fairly quiet this evening, but workers tell me here at the airport, it has been busy in the holiday travel. rush is on and from people you know, getting away to their flights and even renting cars arriving here. they say they have seen an uptick in travel. and one thing that travelers i spoke with tell me is that the airfare has gone up. it was expensive. >> you care to share of it. a last minute for last minute to do is over 5,000. >> that is over $5,000 for a last-minute trip to hawaii. but that woman said it is all worth that. she's really excited for her vacation. meanwhile, with summer coming up, tsa says you need to come here early 2 hours for domestic flights, 3 hours for international reporting live from sfo, gayle ong kron, 4 news. all right, gail, thank you for that. now to our 4 zone forecast. you can see over at sfo there's a marine layer hanging in the sky. and rebecca strom us here and we're back. a lot of people going somew