and ken wayne is here with a look at what is coming up this evening. have you ever heard anything like that? sounds like a the wind blowing and moaning and ghosts. all kind of wrapped up together. he did. put some thought into this what it was like all of those demons currently we will watch it is. yeah. mason stuff. thank you, guys. all right. what we're working on for 6 o'clock tonight. several bay area counties are now in the cdc's. >> yellow tier as covid cases rise. what local doctors are saying about the uptick in infections and as we've been telling you, 2 people have died after a small plane crash this afternoon era tourist hot spot in marin county, one of its investigators are revealing about what happened there. and chief meteorologist lawrence karnow has our mother's day forecast. i'm ken wayne. the news at 6 is next. >> from the bay area's local news station. we now with breaking news. >> 2 people are dead after a small plane crash this afternoon in the marin headlands school and a national park service. authorities report that at around 2,

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i'm catherine heenan and i'm ken wayne. investigators say they think the fire was accidental kron. 4 sleep should all explains what happened. and we want to warn you that some of the images we're about to show may be upsetting to some viewers >> firefighters did all they could to save it, but attempts to save this dog and 3 others were unsuccessful in all 4 dogs died from smoke dogs died from smoke inhalation thursday night dirty canine retreat and fitness in brentwood over firefighters have been trained. >> and how do i deal with that situation? we give them oxygen and go through a cpr process trying to revive. >> east contra costa fire protection district fire marshal baer says the fire started in an air conditioning unit inside the kennel on property off brentwood boulevard at around 10 o'clock at night to does appear to bo a completely accidental >> involving around the electrical, obviously, firefighters were able to isolate the fire to one building. and although for dogs

i'm ken wayne and i'm pam moore. tonight. kron four's dan kerman talked with medical experts about who is getting sick and what people who are not sick can do. >> san francisco is seeing another surge in covid-19 cases with an average of 500 new cases a day at least those are the ones being reported. 98 people are also in the hospital more than double from a month ago. you are seeing in the hospital right now 2 main groups. the first group in the biggest group so unvaccinated. >> the second group is those who have not received any boosters and they tend to be older. that increase could continue. following the memorial day weekend. but medical experts are not gravely concerned, but we're not seeing is this huge run on hospitals. we're seeing.

i'm catherine heenan ken wayne. the warning covers much of northern california. high temperatures and wind gusts that could reach up to 40 miles an hour are creating that. >> high fire danger. cal fire says those factors combined with the dry winter we've had are causing them to keep a very close eye on the conditions earlier in the year than usual. >> find a lot of vegetation has already. where in past years it would be july august when the those would start to show they're drying out. so this year, it's a little bit earlier that as years.

i'm ken wayne. i'm justine waldman in for pam moore tonight, the national weather service says the warning will continue from now until wednesday morning. as much of. >> northern central california is experiencing red flag conditions and the red flag warning coming just days after the fast-moving quill fire burned 135 acres north of fairfield. it briefly forced evacuations in the area. all evacuation orders and warnings have been lifted. people are now safely back at home. crews worked overnight to strengthen containment lines and put out hot spots and no reports of any injuries or damage

i'm catherine heenan and i'm ken wayne. the bay is buzzing tonight and of course, hoping that the blue and gold can take care of business as they continue their quest for. >> yet another nba championship, we're going to be following all the activities all night long. but first, a kron four's gayle ong is a inside chase center. and gail, i know you've been talking to fans. what are you hearing? >> well, catherine, and just a moment ago, but fans were chanting go as they're going

i'm ken wayne and i'm pam moore. tonight. kron four's dan kerman talked with medical experts about who is getting sick and what people who are not sick can do. >> san francisco is seeing another surge in covid-19 cases with an average of 500 new cases a day at least those are the ones being reported. 98 people are also in the hospital more than double from a month ago. you are seeing in the hospital right now 2 main groups. the first group in the biggest group so unvaccinated. >> the second group is those who have not received any boosters and they tend to be older. that increase could continue. following the memorial day weekend. but medical experts are not gravely concerned, but we're not seeing is this huge run on hospitals. we're seeing. >> you know, modest increases in hospitalizations, very small increases and icu admissions. no increase in mortality. so that's all those are good things. and as the virus continues to change, one sad truth is clear. covid isn't going to go away. it will probably be around. >> for many ye

i'm vicki liviakis and i'm ken wayne. grant is off tonight. a man died. a woman was injured in that accident today at a local park kron four's. dan thorn has the story from milpitas. a windy afternoon at at our llevan county park becomes deadly. santa clara county deputies responding to the scene in milpitas after report of a hang gliding accident. investigators say one man died and one woman was taken to the hospital. >> the victims relationship is unknown. this >> especially on the holiday trial trying to have fun and end losing your life. doesn't get any worse than that. >> this park is a popular spot for the air sport. the usual winds and high hillsides make it ideal for launching off and then soaring into the air. authorities say the woman and the man crashed on the 2500 foot tall monument peak just before noon monday. the circumstances surrounding the accident are still unclear. but it is known that there are risks despite how rewarding the sport, maybe and pretty interesting. and it looks like it would be fun, but i know i would not try its latest

our ken wayne will be the emcee for the event. and i believe he also served in the navy. we'll be right back. there is nothing like dairy milk stop trying to replace it it's not gonna happen wow it happened if you love milk, this is your nextmilk ♪ ♪ ♪ i stand alone ♪ ♪ and the fire in the sky ♪ ♪ ♪ wait and see ♪ ♪ shadow down ♪ ♪ fall into line ♪ ♪ you're out of time ♪ >> welcome back here at kron 4, we continue to celebrate pthe bay area, asian american and pacific islander community from principal dancer to choreographer. is paving the way for the next generation of dancers. kron four's gayle ong has his story. >> michael lowe is helping the dancers prepare for their big okay. so let's get season for born in oakland and raised in alameda low is a fixture in the bay area ballet community that the impulse that you have to have sink in at a young age. he was an athlete. he played football in this field that encinal high school in alameda and was encouraged to try ballet to increase strength and coordination in sports. the reason why switches

our own navy veteran ken wayne served as master of ceremonies today. kron four's charles clifford was there as well. he's joining us live now with a wrap-up of the day's events. charles, of like a beautiful day out there. >> i was fantastic day here in san francisco. it behind me here. they put out about 30,000 flags across the national cemetery here in the presidio. people have been visiting all day. and earlier this morning, the traditional memorial day ceremony was held after a two-year absence. >> what a beautiful morning in san francisco's presidio. several 100 people gathered to remember those who died in service to their country. those in attendance included house speaker nancy pelosi, california senator alex padilla and the emcee of the ceremony was kron four's own ken wayne, u.s. navy veteran. the event included live music. 21 gun salute and a tribute to gold star families who have lost loved ones in the line of duty. speakers at the event included the sergeant major of the army, michael grants to who encouraged everyone, including those with

i'm catherine heenan and i'm ken wayne. holiday travel in full swing as people head out of town for the memorial day weekend. kron four's gayle ong joining us live from. >> sfo for a closer look at

i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne. investigators are trying to figure out what went wrong when a hang glider came crashing down. a man died. a woman was injured in that accident today at a south bay park. kron four's dan thorn has the story from milpitas. >> a windy afternoon at at our llevan county park becomes deadly. santa clara county deputies responding to the scene in milpitas after report of a hang gliding accident. investigators say one man died and one woman was taken to the hospital. the victims relationship is unknown. this >> especially on the holiday trial trying to have fun and end up losing your life. so doesn't get any worse than that. >> this park is a popular spot for the air sport. the usual winds and high hillsides make it ideal for launching off and then soaring into the

i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne. investigators are trying to figure out what went wrong when a hang glider came crashing down. a man died. a woman was injured in that accident today at a south bay park. kron four's dan thorn has the story from milpitas. >> a windy afternoon at at our llevan county park becomes deadly. santa clara county deputies responding to the scene in milpitas after report of a hang gliding accident. investigators say one man died and one woman was taken to the hospital. the victims relationship is unknown. this >> especially on the holiday trial trying to have fun and end up losing your life. so doesn't get any worse than that. >> this park is a popular spot for the air sport. the usual winds and high hillsides make it ideal for launching off and then soaring into the air. authorities say the woman and the man crashed on the 2500 foot tall monument peak just before noon monday. the circumstances surrounding the accident are still unclear. but it is known that there are risks despite how rewardin

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i'm ken wayne and i'm pam moore. a new crime fighting app is called bodyguard is like an uber for security services where users can hire on demand security. the apps creator says he started working on the app after seeing the countless attacks against. >> asians across the country. kron four's sackey has the details. >> a new safety app called bodyguard will hit the streets of san francisco on friday. this episode of this is what it spied meet with staff. i want to come here. santa con care. doris says he founded body guard in the face of rising anti-asian hate crimes during the pandemic in hopes of preventing future attacks like these from happening. bodyguard is a mobile app to hire on demand security professionals to help you get from point a to point b safely talk great and frustration of seeing all these >> if recent anti asian hate attacks specifically towards asian and particularly at asian elderly women. when i saw those 2 asian lady gets staff waiting for the bus after going grocery shopping. it broke my hea

. >> and i'm vicki ken wayne has the night off san jose city leaders are calling for further alcohol and drug testing for police officers. but first, justin campbell live for us outside the police department with the lateson

. >> kron 4 anchor and navy veteran ken wayne led the event attended by house speaker nancy pelosi and u.s. senator alex padilla. >> well, that was ella sogomonian reporting for us. and another memorial day event throughout the bay area. the united veterans council, they hosted an event at the oak hill funeral home in san jose. yet congresswoman zoloft green spoke and reiterated that this is not a celebration but a memorial for military members who gave everything to protect our country. and east bay. congressman mark to sony, a marked memorial day by visiting the crosses of lafayette. the memorial behind mafia bart station commemorate soldiers killed in iraq and afghanistan with a side containing a running total of the death count counted by the u.s. defense department. congressman to tweeted, quote, i'm so proud to see our community gather on memorial day each year in remembrance of those who laid down their lives for our freedom. >> will giants manager gabe kepler 10 that yesterday's national anthem in philadelphia last week, apple or said he would not take the field during the anth

are all ken wayne will be the emcee for that event? well, here kron 4. we continue to celebrate the bay area, asian american and pacific islander community from principal dancer to choreographer michael lowe is paving the way for the next generation of dancers. kron four's gayle ong has his story. >> michael lowe is helping dancers prepare for their big okay. so let's get she's up for born in oakland and raised in alameda low is a fixture in the bay area ballet community that the impulse that you have to have sink in at a young age. he was an athlete. he played football in this field at encinal high school in alameda and was encouraged to try ballet to increase strength and coordination in sports. the reason why switches? because i'm a lover of music >> also the sort of the artistic in the creative side. everybody know what they're doing. >> yes, do. they know their count. that interest leading to a successful career in dance low spent 3 decades performing with the open as principal county, deputy and retirement low. choreograph, asian cultural dances. a

ken wayne has the night off. >> warriors host the memphis grizzlies at chase center tonight, whether or not grizzly star point to guard john morant will play well. it's no longer up in the air, iowa. it's a lot more on all for sports. director jason dumas joins us live at chase center tonight with all the breaking news updates. jason, let's start with steam car testing positive for covid. >> tell us how that will affect the game tonight. >> and you said it for >> put a daytime soap opera. the e

i'm ken wayne. i'm justine waldman in for pam moore tonight, the national weather service says the warning will continue from now until wednesday morning. as much of. >> northern central california is experiencing red flag conditions and the red flag warning coming just days after the fast-moving quill fire burned 135 acres north of fairfield. it briefly forced evacuations in the area. all evacuation orders and warnings have been lifted. people are now safely back at home. crews worked overnight to strengthen containment lines and put out hot spots and no reports of any injuries or damage buildings because of this fire. >> and in the san ramon valley, firefighters are battling a vegetation fire there. the fire burned. 25 acres in the area of highland and camino tassajara roads. it's not clear just how much has been contained at this point. but you can see there's plenty of smoke in that area as that fire burns. >> we are tracking another fire in napa county right now. it's burning near pope street s

i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan. those parents say that. >> police might have been able to save at least some of the 21 people killed tuesday afternoon. a lot of them do not understand why they didn't go in sight. kelly davis reports on what texas police are saying about that. >> i know how long the little girl. >> as right that javier casarez is the father of 10 year-old jacqueline casares. the 4th grader was one of 17 students killed at robb elementary school. more could have been prevented. in the >> if you pair that >> sars lives down the street from the school and was there within minutes of hearing gunshots. he says police didn't act fast enough to save his daughter and 20 others. very heard the shots. you know, they going to go back. >> their lives are ago, but their drops was to let that weight police detail the events that led up to the massacre. >> they say the suspect crashes grams pickup truck near the school and got out with a rifle and a bag of ammunition. he shot at 2 people outside a neighboring funer

i'm ken wayne. i'm justine waldman in for pam moore tonight. >> that school teaches second 3rd and 4th graders. authorities say the police killed the shooter. there's no longer a threat, but there are so many parents tonight in that texas community who have not been able to be reunited with their young children. kron. 4 state of sack is following the developments to keep changing practically by the minute. she joins us now from our newsroom with the latest taylor. >> well, investigators are still working to find answers to some of those major questions we have tonight. of course. >> many of us are still asking what the gunman's motivation was, why he chose that school. rob elementary and then opened fire, killing 18 children and 2 adults. this is video from that horrific scene that unfolded earlier today. what we do know is the shooter was 18 year-old salvatore wellness. officials say he acted alone. texas governor greg abbott says it's believed that he was also killed by law enforcement. we have si

i'm ken wayne and i'm pam moore. thank you for joining us. is 6 despite steady hospitalization rates. the number of covid cases is rising in the bay area. and with mother's day as can mention and cinco de mayo celebrations happening over the next few days, is it safe to gather at this time? so joining us now to talk more about all of this ucsf infectious disease expert doctor peter chin-hong. doctor, thank you for being with us where you stand on this. the country is dealing with not wearing masks at a time when the numbers are rising. what is your advice? >> well, time i so think we can do all the things that we want to do, which is reconnect with humanity. reconnect with the moms. we connect the important people in our lives. but we have to do so and as safe as responsible away as possible to what it means is your safest when you're up to date on see if it's when you need knew how to access back. facts looted the oral agents. so the ones most at risk if something were to happen and of course, you can do the same things that we know. well, i

i'm catherine heenan and i'm ken wayne. the bay is buzzing tonight and of course, hoping that the blue and gold can take care of business as they continue their quest for. >> yet another nba championship, we're going to be following all the activities all night long. but first, a kron four's gayle ong is a inside chase center. and gail, i know you've been talking to fans. what are you hearing? >> well, catherine, and just a moment ago, but fans were chanting go as they're going up the escalators on their way to their seat. as we go to bob, just happening as we speak, fans are still pouring into the arena. and let's give you video earlier. people dressed for the occasion warriors just about everything head to toe and people at this time are still getting refreshments, buying their t-shirts before they enter the arena. and dan snyder also receiving a new playoff shirts at their seats. and i also spoke with founder of the local street where company adapt to collaborate with the wires, was also a big fan, as you can imagine. an

i'm pam moore and i'm grant lotus in tonightf for ken wayne. yet people in traffic for many hours this afternoon. i'm rebecca strum. >> is joining us now with a look at how this says been affecting traffic, still affecting traffic. is there, you know, not really technically open for business yet on the roadways. yeah, i mean, guys, they've been doing this since before the 2 o'clock hour or so. the evening commute is just been completely wrecked of. folks are trying to make their way from alameda county. >> out to contra costa county. so it's going to take a even longer for traffic to recover. but hey, there are some alternate routes that you definitely want to take around the bay area. we could just pull up the math. that would be really helpful behind me. but if you have any loved ones that you know, that their takes them through walnut creek through lafayette or renda along eastbound. 24 getting through the tunnel. just forget about it because it's still going to take quite some time for that area to recover and then trying to get on a northb

i'm moore and i'm ken wayne. the sideshow drew a large crowd of spectators. at one point, police say some of the participants turned violent toward officers. >> kron four's haaziq madyun has the details on how the city says it plans to respond >> this past weekend, illegal sideshow activity in antioch turned violent with participants targeted officers in their patrol vehicles. >> throughout the night we've actually had several vehicles that were hit with bottles from the spectators. and i'm actually people from inside participating cars. the first sideshow happened at around 10:00pm at the intersection of little tree way and blue rock drive. that was followed by a second sideshow here at the intersection of a street and 18th street. >> last year i declared that any up with the no side show zone and said that we were not messing around with anybody as it relates to sideshows. here to tell you again that we're still not messing around with anyone. these types of activities are not welcome in our city. >> in fact, in june, it will be a full year since mayor thor

i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne today, president joe biden traveled to buffalo to meet with the community that still reeling after that horrific shooting that authorities say was racially motivated. our washington, d.c., correspondent raquel martin joins us live now were killed. how would the president's remarks received today? well, president biden offered words of comfort to the community of buffalo, still obviously suffering. >> after this tragedy on saturday, he also expressed deep frustration over white crimes like this keep happening. he called on americans to reject the white supremacy and also the people rhetoric. he says fuel saturday massacre. >> we've come to grieve with you. >> tuesday, the president and first lady visited the memorial outside the buffalo neighborhood grocery store where the shooting took place and met privately with grieving families. that's not the same. but we know what it's like to lose a piece or so. then moving from grief to anger, the ideology of white supremacy has no place in america. >> the president that america must reject the racial hatred. that w

i'm ken wayne and i'm grant lotus kron four's terisa stasio is live tonight at the scene with the latest recent weeks. >> know that this investigation now has the ntsb involved. >> there's a multi-agency out here, grant and can i'm going to get out of the camera so you can kind of see the fog has been very thick out here. but if you just look right up there, you can see the white. part of the plane. now we are learning a little bit more about this plane. it's an experimental vans. are the 10 we're here in the moran headline headlines. you can see that now. hopefully. it's been extremely foggy, as i mentioned. so fog you that when we first got here, you had no idea where this plane had crashed into the mountainside. but just a couple of minutes ago, the fog kind of broke up and you could see, again, as you're mentioning, we've got a multi-agency out here, including more and search and rescue. they were gathering to try and go by ground to go up into the area to get a closer look and see if they can help. retrieve the 2 people that were in this plane know what we know right now is that the

ken wayne has the night off. >> warriors host the memphis grizzlies at chase center tonight, whether or not grizzly star point to guard john morant will play well. it's no longer up in the air, iowa. it's a lot more on all for sports. director jason dumas joins us live at chase center tonight with all the breaking news updates. jason, let's start with steam car testing positive for covid. >> tell us how that will affect the game tonight. >> and you said it for >> put a daytime soap opera. the shame it's really been crazy trying to follow it all. first game one. obviously draymond green gets ejected from that game game to dillon. brooks gets ejected from that game. and in the process he breaks gary payton, the second elbow gary season over dylan get suspended from the next game after game 3. the grizzlies all but accused job job jordan pulled up injuring rand paul curb is now. john morant is not playing in game 4. and now the latest wrinkle in this series. steve kerr, we found out about 30 minutes ago when we're supposed to hear from him during his pre-game press that he has tested po

. >> and i'm vicki ken wayne has the night off san jose city leaders are calling for further alcohol and drug testing for police officers. but first, justin campbell live for us outside the police department with the latest on these issues. >> pam and vicki, a lot a lot of problems for the department starting with 2 officers placed on leave. another is dead after a drug overdose. but police say these 3 separate incidents. they don't believe that they are related. they are investigating them. let me walk you through. i want to start with the first one. the first one happened at last week. they're saying on that kidnapping case for baby brandon. an officer allegedly showed up intoxicated to the scene of 3 months old. baby branding kway-yar. that was kidnap in san jose last week. tuesday found safely the next 8. now chief anthony mata saying that officers behavior does not represent the department. >> i also apologize. to the family a few months old. brandon choir. >> now, chief mike goes on to say that mental health resources are available. 24 7 for officers. but soon the department wi

i'm catherine heenan ken wayne. the warning covers much of northern california. high temperatures and wind gusts that could reach up to 40 miles an hour are creating that. >> high fire danger. cal fire says those factors combined with the dry winter we've had are causing them to keep a very close eye on the conditions earlier in the year than usual. >> find a lot of vegetation has already. where in past years it would be july august when the those would start to show they're drying out. so this year, it's a little bit earlier that as years. >> pg and e says current conditions will not trigger any public safety power. shut-offs. rf you as you just heard from the pg e spokeswoman, this current red flag warning extends until tomorrow night. and chief meteorologist lawrence karnow was here the latest on that red flag warning. yes, so dangerous to see the red flag warnings going up this early. this is not as critical as what you might see later on the summer. but the kind of giving a hint of things to come in. so we'll see. those winds are really kind of how around an

wayne, a u.s. navy veteran, the event included live music. a 21 gun salute and a tribute to gold star families who have lost loved ones in the line of duty. speakers at the event included the sergeant major of the army, michael grandstand, who encourage everyone, including those with no direct ties to the military to use memorial day to honor those who have fallen. >> and memorial day gives us the opportunity to stop. and think about how we choose to remember the brave americans who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. >> today's event marked the 100 54th memorial day ceremony held at san francisco's presidio cemetery. in the nation's capital. president biden and vice president kamala harris honored fallen members of the u.s. military this morning. the president laying a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier at arlington national cemetery. >> he made some remarks on the sacrifices that they have made for our nation. the first family also attended mass in delaware and visited beau biden'

an advocate is ken wayne has the night off on that same morning, police had to break up 3 sideshows early sunday, including one where a police cruiser was vandalized. our first rob nesbitt joins us now. we talked to some of the residents who woke up but to some car tires, pretty elation. yeah. very loud night, guys. some residents in san francisco, south beach neighborhood say this isn't the first time a sideshow has happened there at burning rubber and squealing tires continue. some say they're moving out. driver speeding in circles and a crowd of spectators with their cell phone cameras up. >> san francisco police responded to the sideshow scene at 12:41am. in the morning sunday at harrison and main streets. it's where we'll decker lives and says he was woken up by the sounds of cars and fireworks. people are parking walking up. it was a madhouse, you know, is a very scary situation for someone like myself didn't know was going on. tire marks are still visible in the middle of the intersection. but the sun drivers didn't stop there. police responded to a side show in geneva, ave and ell

our ken wayne is actually going to be the emcee for that event. so if you end up going and you see, i'm definitely tell him hello. we hope you have a wonderful and safe memorial day weekend of safe on the roads. safe with your, you know, celebrations don't let those barbecues get out of control or anything like that. try and enjoy yourself safely tomorrow. that wraps up kron. 4 news at 10. we've got sports night live coming up next, sports director jason dumas says right here, get himself right now. stick with us for when big tobacco's products were found out to be killers, they promised smokers safety. they called it a filter. but this filter wasn't safe or useful, just small and made of microplastics that have endangered us all. for far too long, they have polluted the earth. they're literally everywhere. there's no need to search. big tobacco, you'll have to answer for your despicable ride, for your wake of destruction. your one little big lie. >> hello and thank you for tuning in to sports night live. i'm jason dumas says this is kylen mills h

i'm pam moore and i'm vicki liviakis in for ken wayne. >> these protests are happening all across thv country. the bay area and we're covering all sides of the abortion debate in the east bay. pro-life supporters say that they are cautiously optimistic. the landmark ruling will be overturned. cowboys believe to gaal has that part of our team coverage tonight. >> the abortion debate in walnut creek has turned violent in some cases outside the city's planned parenthood that has led to the city council unanimously approving an 8 foot buffer zone outside the clinic preventing demonstrators from harassing patients. the 2 demonstrators we met outside the clinic tuesday prefer not to share their faces or names out of fear of retaliation but say they're at a has been strengthened by the supreme court's leaked draft opinion on roe versus wade. i don't think that abortion is good under any circumstances. this says she has been fighting to overturn versus the decision was made in earned or 3. it's not a real answer. it's it's hopelessness. its it's a it has to do with the culture of death, not t

wayne is the master of ceremonies at this event. if you want to watch the rest of it is airing in full on our free digital streaming platform. kron on. the uss hornet in alameda is hosting its memorial day ceremony as it does every year. that event got underway at 11 o'clock this morning. the historic world war, 2 aircraft carrier turned museum has a number of special events planned, including a color guard performance. special exhibits at a memorial wreath toss into the bay. a former crew member of the original uss hornet is also on hand to answer some questions about his time serving aboard the ship in world war. 2. veterans and military members can visit some of california's state parks for free today. it's one of the ways the state's honoring those who have served our country here in the bay area. you can check out angel island, jack london state historic park or samuel p taylor state park just to name a few. you just need to show a valid military id or proof of discharge to access them for free. we do want to get you a check of

i'm pam moore and i'm catherine heenan in for ken wayne. >> governor newsom is acting on his promise to protect abortion rights in california, the governor first announced his pledge to protect access to abortion during his rally in los angeles last week, along with a new campaign focused on abortion. today, he announced plans to add an additional 57 million to his proposed state budget that would be spent on abortion and reproductive health care, bringing the proposed total to 125 million. it's expected that women from other states would come to california for abortions if the supreme court does overturn roe versus wade. california is one of the 16 states that will make sure abortion access continues. the governor says california will not stand idly by as extremists roll back our basic constitutional rights. we're going to fight like making sure all women, not just those in california. no, this state will continue to recognize and protect their fundamental rights. meanwhile, the u.s. senate today fell short in a vote designed to make abortion access to federal law. the final tally o

i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne. the numbers provide a snapshot of homelessness during a single point in time in the count varied by each bay area county, justine waldman joins us now to go over the numbers for us. just eat. so there's visual count compares february 2019 to february 2022. the point in time or pit count as it's called. >> show the contra costa, alameda moran and santa clara counties also increases in the number of unhoused people from that time period. alameda saw an increase of homelessness at 22% contra costa, the highest increase at 35%. but the overall increases were smaller than predicted. napa and sonoma are the counties that saw decreases along with san francisco. the city had a 15% decrease. and the number of people who are unsheltered an organization that helps the homeless in the bay area tells us here at kron 4, they are now most worried about the 1 million plus people who are at risk of becoming homeless. >> your average one-bedroom apartment goes for $3,000 a month and people's incomes at

i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan in for pam moore. >> today does mark one year since the mass shooting at the santa clara vta light rail yard. 9 employees were killed by a co-worker 10th employed, took his own life after witnessing the tragedy. today there was a series of events planned to pay tribute to the victims and the survivors. it started with a candlelight vigil this morning for employees and their families during the vigil of eta train horn sounded in honor of each of the men who died. a group of employees also built an eternal flame, took them months to design and well, the special tribute that torch was officially lit at the memorial today, santa clara county and san jose city officials. they also held an event. this was specifically to thank first responders who rushed into the facility that day to help the victims. it makes you wonder about people. it makes you worried. but there are people who give us hope like these first responders who wake up at all hours. put on their uniforms and go to work. some survivors say they really do believe the quick actions of first respond

i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan. that crash happened about 3.45 this afternoon on montrose avenue. >> police say the child was riding a bike when a car hit the child. investigators are on the scene. that area is expected to be closed to traffic until tomorrow morning conference. justin campbell is live on the scene and joins us. >> with the latest, what we know just i've been talking to neighbors. hear they are telling me that. 45? >> think this street right behind me, neighbors are telling me there is no there are not a lot of crosswalks here in this neighborhood. unfortunately what police say then this woman hit this 7 year-old as he was riding his bike, trying to cross the street. that grandfather was with him at the time. he was taken to the hospital. unfortunately, he passed away at the hospital. now, a lot of neighbors, as you can imagine, and people saw this little boy in this neighborhood riding with his grandfather. i'm really shocked and torn an emotional over what we arrived here. the police have had this

. >> kron 4 anchor and navy veteran ken wayne led the event attended by house speaker nancy pelosi and u.s. senator alex padilla. >> well, that was ella sogomonian reporting for us. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. people in the east bay are coming together to help a navy veteran who lost. >> everything in a fire. we're going to tell you how they're helping him get back on his feet. and after the break, less than a week after san francisco's giants manager gabe kepler says he wasn't going to attend the national anthem before games. he decided to reverse course at least for one game in philadelphia will tell you why. i'm dan o'dowd and i approved this message. elon musk promised to pay a million customers $30,000 a year if they bought his car. they bought his car. so, where's their money? he promised customers if they bought his car, its value would increase to $200,000. they bought his car. so, where's their money? he promised investors if they bought his stock, they would get $50 billion a year in profits from robotaxis. they bought his stock. so, where's their money? and he told

i'm justine waldman in for ken wayne tonight. the shooting happened just after 4.15, in vacaville on interstate 80. >> right near the alamo drive exit. police say a silver honda accord was hit several times by bullets. a 7 year-old who was riding the back seat was hit by one of those bullets. that child is expected to be okay as police are calling their injuries non-life-threatening police say right now it is unclear what prompted this shooting. we are continuing to follow this story and we'll bring you updates as they become available tonight. also just into our newsroom from the north bay, santa rosa. police have arrested parents in connection to the death of their 15 month-old toddler. these are pictures from the home on sonoma avenue. police say they first responded to this house at about 11 o'clock this morning after getting reports of an unresponsive child. investigators say that they notice suspected fentanyl near the toddler. then they found more fentanyl and fentanyl paraphernalia in different areas, including in the bed

i'm grant lotus in today for ken wayne. i'm pam moore. this is still a developing story. the u.s. supreme court decision is not officially set in stone just yet, but >> according to an initial majority draft opinion up tame by politico. the justices have ruled on a mississippi abortion ban that woin

i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne. the signs were displayed near a busy intersection in danville over the weekend. this coming as the nation has been reeling from the mass shooting in which a white gunman is accused of targeting and killing black people at a supermarket kron four's. dan thorn has the story from danville. this saturday. demonstration in danville is stirring up outrage and disappointment. the group of masked men were standing near the intersection of camino tassajara and crow canyon road the

i'm ken wayne. i'm pam moore. house speaker nancy pelosi is looking to hold someone accountable for contributing to the nationwide shortage of infant formula. today. speaker pelosi also suggested there could be indictments for the people found to be responsible for the deaths of 2 infants. those babies consume formula that may have been contaminated. a manufacturing plant in michigan operated by abbott. nutrition has been shut down for months now after 4 infants who consume formula may, there were hospitalized with a rare bacterial infection. and it is one of the largest formula manufacturers in the nation and the plant shutdown has exacerbated the existing supply chain issues. abbott said yesterday that it made a deal with the fda to reopen that plant in michigan in 2 weeks. but it will still take another 6 to 8 weeks after that before formula will be making it to the store shelves. abbott also says the fda and the cdc found no conclusive evidence linking abbott's formula to the infant illnesses. the infant formu

yes, ken wayne and grant will be with you tonight at 10 o'clock. and ken has a preview. the bro coming up at 10. thank you, justine grant coming up at 10 o'clock here on kron 4 to over school mascots here in the bay area. >> an effort under way tonight to try to change concord, high schools, minutemen, and why some people are fighting back. plus, today marks exactly 6 months since a freeway shooting took the life of the fremont toddler. jasper wu, the highway patrol is now investigating another freeway shooting. very close to where jasper was shot. tonight. we'll have more on that. those stories and more coming up at 10.

i'm ken wayne. i'm justine waldman in for pam moore tonight. and we're continuing to follow breaking news out of the north bay right now where 2 people are dead after a small plane crashed. >> right near a popular tourist destination, the golden gate national park service says around 2.15 this afternoon the plane crashed on a ridge north of councilman road in the marin headlands kron four's theresa stasi live for us at the scene with the very latest recent. >> can adjust in. you can see how the conditions are just wicked out here and of course, that is going to be under consideration as the ntsb has been called in to investigate. let's take a look at the video that we we're able to get when the fog cleared for just a short time. as you're mentioning, it was around 2.15 when there was an emergency beacon for a small aircraft was activated. alerting officials, a location in the moran headlands on the north side of the golden gate bridge by sausalito. now, an early search found 2 people dead inside the aircraft. the plane is an experimental vans a