>> now from the area's local news station. this is kron. 4 news at 3. >> now 3 protesters calling on president biden to stop funding the war in gaza as he heads to a campaign event. in part, hola valley, community members who are lining the

roadway, hoping to send the president a very clear message. thank you so much for joining us here on kron for news 3, i'm justine waltman today the president attended to silicon valley fundraisers looking for donations for his reelection campaign are charles clifford has details. >> on friday the president attended multiple fundraisers and he was greeted by around 12, 15 on friday. the president's motorcade arrived here in portola valley along alpine road at the home of the not coast la. he was greeted by several dozen protesters who are unhappy about the conflict in gaza between israel and hamas. and they say they came out today to send a message to the president. >> and we want him to know that we do not support the genocide is happening right now. and we want the donors to know that we hope that they would fund other things besides a war and the sides genocide. and so we're here today to just make sure he knows that people are unhappy about this genocide in palestine. after the president left the fundraiser in portola valley, he was scheduled to travel to nearby palo alto. >> to a second fundraiser at

the home of former yahoo. ceo marissa mayer. now following these 2 fundraisers, the president was scheduled to go to moffett field and then depart for seattle, washington. >> charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> and after spending the day in the bay area, first lady jill biden headed to southern california yesterday. the first lady attended a fundraiser and can't field former in county teachers of the year honors. she spoke at the fundraiser not to talk about politics but to celebrate the teachers from around marin county. and reaction now coming in 2 comments from president biden as the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says his country will stand alone in its fight against hamas in gaza. netanyahu's statements coming after president biden warned the u.s. would cut military aid to israel if it launched an all-out invasion of rafah. biden says he does not americas bombs to be uled in killing innocent people. a million palestinians are in rafah after escaping the war to the north. and israeli

military spokesperson says israel has enough weapons on hand to proceed with its plan to go after hamas in rafah. the united nation's general assembly has adopted a resolution in support of palestinian statehood. this move would grant palestine full member status in the u n the resolution approved earlier today by a vote of one. 43 to 9. 25 nations abstained from voting. the u.s. voted no u.s. officials believe palestinian statehood should be negotiated between israeli and palestinians. the move would allow palestine access to international aid and support participation in global decision-making and the ability to contribute and shape international law and policy. now uc berkeley's law school graduation was held today while there was still a pro-palestine encampment on campus. the commencement taking place at the greek theater, bald demonstrators stayed its the event is coming as many colleges are having to

cancel graduation ceremonies across the country due to these protest calais, maine graduation at memorial stadium is tomorrow. >> as that, >> eisner will graduate with a bachelor of science in biomedical engineering molecular and cellular engineering and a minor resistance to genocide. >> so cheers of support there for usc's valedictorian yesterday during a student recognition awards ceremony, she was supposed to be giving a commencement address today. but that was canceled. the university cited security reasons after her social media pages had links to a paper that called for the abolishment of israel. she was accused by some jewish groups of being anti-semitic, but she denies that claim. so now to that major public transportation issue that now fixed a deadly boat. well, -

a lot of problems for riders. >> starting earlier this morning, bart had to shutter 6 stations. and although the system is now up and running, there are still some delays. kron four's terisa stasio has the details. >> shut down 6 bart stations in the east bay on the red and orange lines between richmond and macarthur shuttered 7 hours friday morning due to mechanical problems. the issue starting around 05:00am, we can't send trains through saying we need to cabling and then hopefully we'll be able get trained service back. and then once that the service restores. >> both lines, the orange line in the red line will go back to normal. take a look here. bart spokesperson alicia trow says bar deployed workers to help riders connect with buses. >> and other forms of public transportation to get to their destination. the true definition of a bus bridges when it takes you directly from one station to the next. >> we don't have that because our partner transit agencies don't have the extra buses and drivers this morning. but

those stations have great bus service already. and so it's just getting you on the right bus based on where you need to go. so, yes, you know, ac transit, golden gate transit, west cat. they all stepped up to say bart riders can go on those buses for free at for some riders that early morning meltdown affected getting to jobs in other plans where you need to go to work. >> we need to go the way and that's it. >> so what is going to do? with stay on? i tried to take both us so best president >> you know, i just i'm just visiting from out of town. so i'm has a much tennis. was possible? i guess that's trove says that it is unclear what caused the problem. and that is still under investigation. >> she also adds the public transit agency understands hours-long closure is a major inconvenience, especially at a

time when the system needs more public funding. you're right. as as we look to potentially ask the voters for money, we have to work. we have to be there for our riders. service was restored around noon. >> at the north berkeley bart station, theresa is stasio kron. 4 news. oakland international airport has a new name commissioners unanimously approved to rebrand it to san francisco bay, oakland international airport. >> now this new name has been getting pushback from the city of san francisco. and now there's a legal battle under way. san francisco city attorney david chiu has already sued on behalf of the city and even sent a letter yesterday urging the port board to have both cities work together to come up with a whole different name. the oakland port instead moved ahead with its plans and says it will be responding to the lawsuit with its own lawsuit. we talked to a couple of different travelers today at oakland airport and they say yeah, this new name change is confusing.

>> i'm not really sure why they would do that since there is a san francisco international. you don't want people getting used to it, making it francisco international confusing. >> i want to revel particular i just think we should. maintain singularity. how about >> the reason for the name change is because oakland port commissioners say people don't realize oakland is in the bay area which limits the amount of routes that airlines will bring to the airport. the airport is going update its branding despite this lawsuit and even after the name change, the airport will keep that three-letter code of oak. and suppose airport director i've are sent herro said terrell has announced his plans to retire at the end of 2024. so tara has served as airport director since 2016, his career with the airport began in 1994. as the program manager of transit managing the airtrain and bart projects

in the airports. 3 billion dollar masterplan expansion. the search for the next sfo airport director will be conducted in the coming months. and during that time, so terrible remain in his position and oversee the transition. 2 new leadership. all right. we've got to talk about that forecast now with a live look here at sfo. a lot going on at the airport today. but coming into the city. kron four's gayle ong joins us now with details on how warm it's going to get today and through the weekend. yeah, another warm day here and another warm weekend in store. so here are the current temperature readings. >> at this 03:00pm hour, we're already seeing 90 degrees in fremont. 87 in livermore head to the coast. we're down to the 60's in pacifica. 68 in downtown san francisco and close to 90 degrees in the santa rosa right now. here are the temperature changes the last 24 hours. notice the interior valleys like santa rosa in livermore were up 5 to 6 degrees. then this time yesterday and we're cooler by

the coast. that's the difference today. we have a we did have the relay earlier and that cool things off. but now we're seeing a change in the wind pattern. >> we we had a lot of that offshore flow going on. that's what's been warming us up, especially inland and even places like san francisco. but now changing here toward it or sea breeze where we typically get that cool. temperatures. so here is a ridge of high pressure that will eventually weekend during this weekend. so you could we have hot inland temperatures and then cloudy. start to your mornings. it's cloudy here at half moon bay. and it's also in the upper 50's. but later on, you could see that will be forming towards a sonoma county and then overnight. so you'll have that fog back here and places like san francisco along the peninsula and even places around berkeley and oakland tomorrow that will stick around by the coast but will be mostly sunny across the bay and our inland communities for saturday and

even sunday. so overnight lows will be mild tonight. so upper 40's and upper 50's and a light breeze to start your saturday. looking ahead. the rest of your weekend, though, we will be warm inland and then 80's by the bay 60's by the coast. mother's day sunday will be a retreating from the heat just a bit in the low 80's. and back to you. cal, thank you so much. coming up here at 3 new affordable housing now underway in the east bay. we'll hear from volunteers who are making. >> impact at this habitat for humanity. build. plus a bird fighting ring has been uncovered in santa rosa will go over the shocking discovery by police. but first, san francisco politics having a b 2 moments. we'll hear about the san francisco democratic party's new effort to support survivors of abuse and survivors of abuse and assault. ow network is no network for business.

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new effort underway to address abuse and harassment in san francisco's political sector. more than a dozen people stepping up to the microphone last week in a special meeting. >> organized by the san francisco democratic party. this is coming after recent allegations against prominent figures in local politics. survivors of harassment share their experiences with party leaders. and i spoke with nancy tung, the chair of the san francisco democratic party who says this is long overdue. the idea originally was floated back in 2021. >> and the party that time did not but this is something that i was very supportive of. what s wpc first came us and given

some of the recent events in the process. i felt like this was the time to act. not now, then when. >> and this is coming as fewer young people are engaging in politics. according to tang, she says that's because many of them don't feel safe. the organization hopes to draft a code of conduct that members of the democratic party and affiliated groups must abide by. tom tells me at this hearing this was just one of the first of many sessions to come. but the first was a success. >> i i was i was overwhelmed by it. it was really something that we strove to do was to get very survivor said trick. we had a a assault therapists on hand. we had marsy's law expert. >> san francisco representative nancy pelosi also throwing her support

behind this committee, sending a letter addressed to tom pelosi urging the committee in part to quote, here implement a robust standard of independence thoroughness and a due process. as the effort moves forward. >> it's the parties duty to address so that we could make sure that we have safe environments that are free from harassment, free from violence that people can exercise the right to be a part of the political discourse and that we continue to grow generation of leadership of the democratic party. >> and in the meantime, san francisco city leaders held their own hearing last night to examine how top officials have handled some of these cases nearly 5 years ago. san francisco started sharp or the office of harassment and assault response and prevention supervisor hillary ronen yesterday said she will require that come that committee to report often. with its efforts at also work

to enhance confidentiality to better protect survivors who do come forward. hard hats, chainsaws and a lot of hammering going on today as crowd for super reports, habitat for humanity. >> kicked off its annual women's leadership build in the east bay. >> the first phase of esperanza place is complete. and in june, 23 families will move into the first units in the affordable housing community in walnut on friday during habitat for humanity. east bay, silicon valley's 8th annual women's leadership volunteer was joined for the first of 2 days constructing roles for phase project which is scheduled for completion next year. habitat uses a home to break the cycle of poverty. once finished. the community will boost 42 climate-smart 0 net energy homes. you is her partner, general and their son are moving in next month. we a family who has a child to

special needs >> and he drives off having a routine. so being here and this for ever home, knowing that we'll be able to built says a routine as he gets into up being a teenager and young adult. he's loving years old is really special and important for us. and these women's leadership older more than just an event with weather and pandemic related construction delays. these volunteers are essential to completing this project. i was on council when >> always habitat it's really make the second day of the event is next. friday and applications are still being accepted for the homes under construction phase 2. >> in walnut creek, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news. >> firefighters battling a

major fire at a commercial building. this was about 2 o'clock this morning on moment. drive in fremont. the fire department shared these photos. they say when they got there, the fire was going through the roof. they did not get out. and about an hour, crews stayed around to monitor for hotspots. we do understand no one was hurt. now one person is in critical condition after getting shot near lake merritt, oakland police found that victim on grand avenue not far away from the mic already found. this was yesterday the person was taken to the hospital and is listed in critical condition. police say the victim got into a verbal dispute with another person right before the shooting. this is though, still an ongoing investigation. anyone with information should contact oakland police. police officers uncovered any legal bird fighting ring and more than $20,000 in stolen property at a house in santa rosa. police say in march $22,000 worth of items was stolen during a storage burglary. officers arrested

audrina mike peters on one count of grand theft for that crime, detectives searched her home and found 1000 game birds they believe are being raised to fight sonoma county animal services helped remove the birds as well as 5 malnourished horses and 2 dogs. officials then arrested 2 other men for having bird fighting weapons and also being involved in that storage theft. >> all right. we'll talk about our forecast now. we're looking at those flags whipping in the wind here on pier 15 in san francisco. the bay bridge there in the background siegel there enjoying the day. we have gayle ong with us here so we can go over the forecast on this friday and what's it like on mothers day? we'll have some good brunch outdoor brunch. whether picnics, c'mon, sleep in. what do you think? i think you can do all of the it's very lovely. on sunday we have a low 80's and plenty of sunshine. so we'll get to that forecast in just a bit. temperatures right now we're starting to warm up across the bay area. we're in

the 70's in san francisco and oakland, san jose, upper 80's livermore, concord and santa rosa. the usual warmer spots close to 90 degrees. and 57 degrees. so half moon bay, you're cooling down even more as we get through our afternoon shows here. so we're relatively quiet you see some activity and the parts of the sierra there and we're by las vegas. but we have that ridge of high pressure that has been warming us up. that will be a weakening this weekend. with that. we have this typical warmer months set up where we start off cloudy, you know, with the marine layer and then we definitely clear out for inland communities of plenty of sunshine inland. and we do have some winds in the forecast. so we are breezy, but we will notice a change here because we have that offshore wind going on in the north bay and then we have the sea breeze back. so that cool ocean air will be cooling things down by the coast and then offshore wind coming from the land warming us that in our inland communities. so toninht we'll see a cooler

conditions here nfl san francisco than usual sea breeze. we got. and then tomorrow morning will start off com and then we will getting the a pop of the winds in the afternoon. so you can see temperatures tomorrow will jump up here will be a similar day to today in the 90's close to 90's inland and then 60's by the bay 80's and 70's by the comes here that mother's day forecast here, plenty of sunshine and you can see the bay-area micro climates with 60's by the beaches at 70's 80's by the bay. and then 80's inland. so we are retreating from the heat here and we have that 7 day forecast. so you have 80's here, 70's by the bay and upper 50's and 60's by the coast. back to you. thanks, gayle. still ahead, we're going to break down the cost of renting in the bay area. >> the findings of a new study on what you need to be making in order to live comfortably. and bart facing a big budget deficit. but officials say a new tax measure could be making a big difference here

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this afternoon, it's no secret that rents in the bay area is not cheap. but there's a new study reeling exactly how pricey living here can be. so according to the zillow study, which looked at april rentals, you need to make almost $133,000 per year in san jose. in order to rent comfortably, making it the most expensive city in the study in san jose, the average household spends a quarter of its income on rent. san francisco came in at

number 4 and the most expensive side. according to the report. you need to make $121,000 a year to rent comfortably in the city. bart's future might depend on the tax measure that set to be on the ballot in 2026, according to bart, new u.s. budget deficit numbers, the transit agency will be facing a 35 million dollar deficit by 2026. and if passed, this tax measure would bring in more than a billion dollars every year for bart. but if it fails, dart is warning it will have to make some drastic cuts. >> as jennifer, just bart close at 09:00pm and certain stations were closed and no, no trains at all on the weekend. those are the types of things that our reality. i'm not any time soon. we've got 2 years of that. we know that we have funding, but then we need to focus on that ballot measure. >> bart says the deficit is partially due to declining ridership. also increased

labor cost. the board will not vote on a budget until june. up next here, the closing arguments wrapping up in the case of the man who allegedly drove his car off a cliff with his family inside. >> we'll tell you about the latest updates in that case. also, there are more troubles for alaska airlines to talk about the latest incident that happened at sfo involving a bird strike and also some good news for commuters. the sf perry wants to expand. we'll tell you where of the new

not a danger on the job for a mail carrier and dublin. she was robbed at

gunpoint to kron four's. sara stinson spoke with neighbors and has the story. >> home security camera captures the terrifying moment. a mail carrier in dublin was robbed at gunpoint. this happened monday afternoon around 4.30, on a bespoke court video shows 2 masked men wearing all black approached the male woman. one point a gun at her dublin. police say the men demanded the carriers mailbox key and phone. you can see her go to the usps truck to get her phone and handed over. then the 2 men run off. thankfully, the male woman was not physically injured. neighbors called 9-1-1 and police arrived shortly after to investigate. i went down to cul-de-sac. >> probably within 10 or 15 minutes after happen after seeing police in his neighborhood, mike grant, but down to check it out. once he learned about the robbery, grant went to check his high-quality security camera system to see if it captured

anything useful. >> that's when he saw what he believes to be the getaway car narrowed it down to this. a blue grants as police and the u.s. postal inspectors. investigators came by to get the video. he's lived in this dublin neighborhood for nearly 30 years and says only recently has there been a spike in crime. we've had a rash of crime on thos west side of town. that's something that kind starts to wake me up. grant says he's been talking with neighbors about ways to protect their homes, to start putting some cameras up to help. >> and alarm systems and everything like that. be a little proactive is what i'm trying tell people. he also attended the dublin city council meeting tuesday to talk about the importance of security cameras, especially after monday's robbery. they got to start doing something. we >> have a lot of cameras in town, but they're not up in these neighborhoods. as for the mail carrier grant says he's checked in on her. she's going to take a month off of

work to emotionally recover. you know, we're always out talking to her and stuff like that. so she's kind of like family. >> so i stopped by just to make sure she was ok, i let her know that we're. >> we're all thinking about the postal service is offering $150,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the thieves. i'm sara stinson reporting in dublin kron. news. >> a bounty hunter has been charged with murder in connection with the fatal shooting. newark police is confirming that 49 year-old agent charles price of forest hill and a bail bond agent. we're trying to find this man when the altercation broke out at during the exchange of gunfire, the man was shot and he died at the hospital and he's been identified as 42 year-old bay area resident richard turner. police say in march turner did not appear in court while felony weapons charges were pending, which made him a fugitive. now the bounty hunter has been charged with one count of second-degree murder. a santa

rosa man convicted of murder was sentenced to 20 years to life in prison. one antonio martinez confessed to killing a man in the windsor area in june of 2022. and after killing the victim, martinez attempted to pose as a kidnapper and extort the victim's girlfriend for more than $100,000. he was eventually arrested and confessed leading investigators to the body. the district attorney's office says the actions for martinez warranted a potential life sentence and they're pleased with the judge's verdict. closing arguments have now wrapped up in the attempted murder case of the man accused of intentionally driving his car off of a 300 foot cliff with his family inside this unique case hinges on the judge's decision of what kind of mental health crisis don't rush to tell us suffering from when he drove off of highway one in january of last year, his wife and 2 kids were in the car when it went over. double slide in san mateo county. they all survived. but tell us wife says she does not

want her husband prosecuted. the judge could decide to divert tell us case out of criminal court and into a mental health treatment program. instead, the judge says that she will make her ruling later on in june. and here was the death that happened during the descent and alaska airlines flight hit by a bird while landing at sfo. this happened yesterday afternoon. here's the dent on the plane's engine. can you see it there on top? there? alaska airlines says after the flight from boston landed the plane was pulled out of service for inspection. no emergency was declared prior to arrival at the gate. deputies in florida are defending a deadly shooting of a young air force service member inside of his own apartment. there is body camera video. the deputies released before we play. i just want to warn you, it is disturbing. ok? so this is the

okaloosa county sheriff's office there saying the deputy was responding to a disturbance call giving the apartment number. >> for 23 year-old roger fortson, but attorneys for his family say he was home alone playing video games and face timing with his girlfriend. family members claim the forts and lightly likely could not see or hear the deputy outside of his door and was within his rights to answer it with a gun in his hand. i walked through the door. >> i say a black folder with the pain. and i see 3 men in force uniforms. that's when a new much i was the. >> fortson was an active duty airmen with the 4th special operations squadron. the pentagon says defense secretary lloyd austin is closely following the reports of the shooting. the deputy is

on paid administrative leave. for your health this afternoon. the alameda county health department facing a shortage of restaurant health inspectors and that's hurting workers at some fast food restaurants. this discovery coming after we reported about that rat infestation at mcdonald's in oakland where the health department ended up having to shut down kron four's less. the good explains. >> some fast food workers over the last few weeks have been striking calling for better working conditions. one of them includes the al play a loco off of international boulevard in oakland here, workers have filed a complaint to cal osha claiming they have been nearly electrocuted due to flooding the kitchen where to put into it. >> really i. dane and the keen it was still asleep. >> greasy also they agreed on

fire a california fast food workers. union says the workers decided to strike for 3 days last week. >> looking for improvement. we reached out to the alameda county health department who share that currently there was not in a sign health inspector for this restaurant and have been over a year since its last inspection on monday. that changed after our reporting and inspection was conducted. the restaurant past but received 5 violations, including unclean, food and non-food surfaces cleaning supplies, not properly stored bathrooms in need of working doors. it said the because but for today, com field for todayr i can see popping up people about if i feel that we should focus that has on brilliant because >> they still want us to run. this has said it time that they are quiet. so that is not kill. we asked the health department how many inspectors are needed to reach full capacity and what areas are currently without these

inspectors. and we were given the following statement, restaurant inspector staffing shortages are a challenge for many jurisdictions across the state are environmental health department is working to expedite filling vacant inspector positions in oakland. let's do that kron. 4 news. >> happening tonight, parts of highway 37 between vallejo and sonoma county will be shut down again for repaving. caltrans is saying that the eastbound lanes will be closed starting at 10 tonight. >> they will reopen. by the monday morning commute. well, take a live look outside right now. as you can see what's happening in the weather department. warm out there again today and a little breezy still, we have kron four's gayle ong with details. but what's going on outside cow? a little. yeah, it's really nice in san francisco. still not as hot as yesterday where we are in the 80's now. >> down to the upper 60's and 70's earlier and you can see statewide the coast is noticeably inland. still hot

fresno, 88 degrees. 93 in sacramento says these are the first 90's we're seeing of this season. so summer have coming. we're getting inches warmer back here in the bay area. let's take a look at the readings 90 degrees in fremont. it looks like 86 in san jose and 87 in livermore. 91 already in concord. 89 degrees in santa rosa. so our usual words spots and then 60's over by the coast here in tahoe. we don't see the snow in the war, but we do see the beautiful lake and some sunshine. if you're heading out to the high country, this is your forecast this weekend. upper 60's and mostly sunny. and it's really nice to see the lake during the summertime one of my favorites back here. and we're starting to see some clearing over at half moon bay. we did see brief overcast skies earlier. but still a cooler there. that's where you want to go to beat the heat. so here is the rest of your weekend. we'll start off warm on saturday and then on mother's day sunday will the little cooler to the low 80's and then it looks like will be gradually cooling down. but

some nice seasonable averages, then above normal, over by our inland communities. back to you. thank you, gayle target now scaling back some of its pride month merchandise target, which operates about 2000 stores. >> says the decisions about where to stop the pride themed products, including adult apparel, home goods, food and beverages will be based on guest insights and consumer research. it's unclear how many stores are even going carry these items. target received backlash for selling the items in store last year. there were some conservative groups that organized boycotts that resulted in a difference. tales. advocacy groups are condemning target for bowing to pressure. netflix looking now to score a touchdown with the nfl. this christmas touchdown. multiple reports say that the streaming giant is very close to signing a deal to carry the nfl's double header on christmas day. that would make it the first time netflix has streamed a live nfl game. it's unclear which

teams are going to be playing that day since the schedule has not been released yet. it's been delayed until next wednesday. an update now to milwaukee bucks guard patrick beverley who was caught on video aggressively throwing a ball at a pacers fan during last week's playoff game. the nba suspended him for 4 games without pay for his actions as well as a quote, inappropriate interaction after the game he would not allow espn producer to ask him any questions because she didn't subscribe to his podcast and the bucs are eliminated. now from the playoffs. so beverley is going to serve his suspension next year. the san francisco bay ferry planning some major expansion throughout the bay area. the board of directors planning to expand and electrify its transit by 2050. the agency currently operates in alameda oakland, richmond, san francisco, south san francisco and filet o the first expansions will be to

berkeley and redwood city. and eventually to antioch and pittsburgh, as well as foster city. mother's day is on sunday and san francisco's hoping that you're going to spend the day at union square union square in bloom is hosting a mother's day concert and fashion show. >> here's video from last year's event. people having a lot of fun out there. there's going to be some bright floral displays. some salsa dancing, even some live music. could toward down revealed made by a local designer. >> the first 220 moms are going to receive a free gift. >> the event is sunday from 2 in the afternoon until 05:00pm. still ahead, some difficult decisions that they're saying are necessary to close a multibillion-dollar deficit. what we're learning now about governor gavin newsom's proposed budget. >> and his spending priorities plus songs under the sun. the lineup for san francisco's oldest nonprofit profit music festival. it's taking place this summer and and the

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newsom unveiling his updated state budget today. it's coming with a projected multi-billion dollar deficit and he knows. >> that there will have to be some very difficult decisions to be made in order to close the gap. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace has details on how the governor plans to balance the budget. >> well, here it is. all 45 pages. the governor provided for his budget to budget. the governor says will protect key

programs. one he acknowledges comes with its challenges. this is a this is a sizable deficit. verner gavin newsom. they're not mincing words about his proposed budget for the coming fiscal year budget that per newsom comes with a projected 27.6 billion dollar deficit. that figure is much more optimistic than that of the non-partisan legislative analyst's office or who earlier this year projected the state faces a 73 billion dollar deficit. newsom believes that projection was way off because he anticipates the state will take in more tax revenues than previously anticipated to balance the budget. newsom says he's taking action on several fronts, including the withdrawal of more than 12 billion dollars from the state's reserves over the next 2 years. he's also proposing more than 18 billion dollars reductions for programs on broadband access, water, storage and state and local public health departments. he also plans to save hundreds of millions of dollars in what he describes as belt tightening. that includes a proposal to freeze the filling of about

10,000 vacant state. jobs what i want to know. >> but the alternative, the you know, we can we can eliminate our expansion health care. we can eliminate wages. we can limit. we do furloughs into layoffs. we can do a lot of things i want to do those things. as for whether he plans to raise taxes. the governor flatly said no on spending priorities. newsom said homelessness, climate and education are at the top of his list. in fact, he says the state is on pace to spend more than $23,000 per student. we intend to bring you reaction from republican lawmakers. want see a little bit later on. in the meantime, now it's up to the legislature to review this budget impasse, a fully balanced budget by june 15th. >> lawmakers fail to do so, they will not be paid reporting at the state capitol. a tom wallace kron. 4 news. >> the golden state is partnering with 5 different companies to create a generative ai tool that could improve public services. governor newsom says he hopes that this tech could reduce customer wait times at state

agencies and improve traffic and road safety. the tools will be first used by just a few government agencies as they use it for a six-month tests. trial. if it proves to actually work the public, make it access in the future. california is among the first few states to roll out such a program. a former candidate who ran for santa clara county sheriff was convicted this week of lying about her expects periods in law enforcement. a jury convicted 51 year-old on colton a felony. perjury for falsely certifying that she had. they're required experience to run. the state law requires that candidates for sheriff have at least one year of law enforcement experience within the last 5 years or a certificate showing advanced training in law enforcement. colton had neither she was listed on the primary ballot and received more than 4% of the vote based on her false certification. she did come in last. she was released yesterday on time already served. looking outside here

at san francisco, warm one out there today. koam curious, do we break any records with like how hot it's been in san francisco during this like little heat wave. we're happy have to get back to you. we usually find lot with that. have to tell chief meteorologist lawrence karnow when the numbers come in 5, 15, 5.30. >> but we'll get back to you, whitney. i could say in the 80's yesterday for the first time since october in san francisco. but we are in the 80's still close to 90's and are areas that typically get livermore. concord and santa rosa. so we'll see what verifies when those temperatures are still tabulating. we are relatively quiet here some activity over by the central valley and sierra over there. but we do have a ridge of high pressure. so this is the weather pattern we've been under. that's been warming us we have the fog in the morning and in the evening

that, well, a clear out by afternoon. you could still, as you can see, it's pretty hot inland. so you can see the difference in temperatures because it now we've got the sea breeze back in. that's what cools us down by the coast. and bay and offshore flow still in the north bay. so places sonoma and napa counties could still feel pretty warm out there. but that is the difference in temperatures by the coast. that's why it's much cooler for our beaches and a place like san francisco. we will become with the wind speeds tomorrow morning. but then by the afternoon and evening, we'll see another pop here. and it's the return of the sea breeze here. so this will be a cooling gradually cooling things down overnight. we will be mild in the upper 40's and upper 50's here. and here are the temperatures tomorrow jumping head. so very similar set up as today with close to 90's inland 70's 80's by the bay and 60's over by the beaches that mother's day sunday. we have plenty of sunshine and 80's inland 60's by the coast. so very nice day

for mother's day activities. 7 day outlook, lots of sunshine still. so we'll be in this warming trend for a the coast, though, we back to seasonable averages in the upper 50's and low 60's. gayle, thank you so much. now to michigan where workers there made a startling discovery after they followed an extension cord that led them to the roof of a grocery store. >> and that's where they found a 34 year-old woman living inside of the business sign of the supermarket. she had a computer, a printer and a coffee maker there. the woman told police she has a job and has been living in the sign for nearly a year. she was able to go get electricity from the power cord that the workers notice before they found her. police say that she's cooperating and she agreed to leave. but, you know, she. had a house really close to grocery store. all right. so now. i think we could say it's like pretty close to summer, right? and

there are lots of opportunities to get outside and enjoy all this nice weather. the stern grove music festival today revealed its lineup for 2024, there's really something on there for everyone. so there's tegan and sara lucinda williams, alex g and the san francisco symphony of just some of the acts who will play in the eucalyptus trees at the stern recreational grove. the best part all the shows are free. they will take place on sunday afternoons june through august. this is the 87th stern grove music festival. tickets are on a first come first serve basis on the festival's website and this years past are any indication they do go pretty fast. all right. some more opportunities now to see some live music the summer at local county fairs. so let's go over. some of them now will start with alameda county. that fair begins on june 14th in pleasanton kicking off that concert series will be valais has very own e 40. that's on

june. 20th also performing the fray, x ambassadors and hunter hayes. the san mateo county fair begins next saturday. and the american idol winner iam tongi will be performing on june. 1st warplanes the next day and then the r and b group all for one performs on june 7th, the marin county fairs and sandra fell. it's held during the 4th of july weekend and vote is going to kick things off july 3rd and then grammy winner and the eldest son of bob and rita marley ziggy marley is going to perform july 6th, los lonely boys also playing. they're that happens the day after. so it should be a lot of fun at county fairs this summer when it comes to that live music. just add in a funnel cake and it will be a great time for all. all right. coming up next, it is friday. so that means we're going to do the 3 means we're going to do the 3 of 3 and you might need norman, bad news...

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>> and it's time for the 3 of 3. i want to kick things off with gayle ong right now as we have some a huge celebrity baby announcement. this came out yesterday. have you heard of justin bieber? of course he's going to be a dad. he and his wife, hailey are having their first child together. they made the announcement on instagram. they posted the short video appearing to be also renewing their vows same time. they also posted some pictures. so haley wearing white lacy dress and showing off her baby bump. proud dad. there also taking some photos of her as well. there. they've been married for 5 years and they're saying she's 6 months along. so i think that's making a lot skill old today threats to task and

graduations. now we go to this special moment military mother and her daughter, a u.s. army soldier surprised her 8 year-old daughter after spending 9 months apart. and this happened in louisiana back in you be a second grader harlem's not here running towards her mom on stage in front of the school is just a very sweet. >> mother's day story. i love that kind of stuff. all right. now to a special story from little rock, arkansas. there's a starbucks barista. >> she noticed a customer's having kind of a not a great day. so she stepped in to help try to make that woman smile. and then that woman returned with a really nice note. thanks, handwriting as well. and also included a $200 tip. that's the woman also who got that tip. she's been dealing with like a lot of debt and her family. so like it's like someone trying to do something nice for someone else. and like you never know when some to having a bad day, just step and say something kind. and then she got something really kind return. that is very kind, very generous, very

generous. seriously. have a great mother's day. everyone. >> on a sunday, sure to appreciate with whoever is building mom, figure in your life. and we'll see you back here on monday. have a great weekend. could

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