so let's check in with kron 4 sarah stinson. she's been following this high. sarah. >> hey there. good morning. the strike is likely over now that the nurses union in sanford hospital system have reached a tentative agreement. the strike lasted the whole week is so this is surely a relief for everyone involved, including patients because a lot of the non-emergency appointments and surgeries were put on hold because of the strike. 5,000 nurses were on that picket line. take a look. i mean, the turnout was huge. they said that they are overworked and underpaid. many saying they are burned out from the last 2 years of the pandemic during the strike. other nurses had to come in and fill in for those who are on the picket line. stanford health says after extensive discussions, they reached a tentative agreement on a 3 year contract that supports the nurses, health and ongoing professional development. a federal mediator was used at the bargaining table on thursday and friday to help with negotiations and looks like it worked today. the union should be voting on this contract and they s

sarah stinson coming up in a moment. and if you are going to be out and about today, i think it's going to be a lot more comfortable for you. weather wise. we've got john in the weather center with john. yes, a big change from yesterday. i see that worry or sty, james. hopefully it'll come in handy tonight. it seems like it's been working so coit tower looks really nice. we do have those clear skies overhead right now. >> it is going to be a partly cloudy, breezy and much cooler day. but we will appreciate that cooldown. i don't think too many of us will miss the upper 90's, even triple digits. we reached yesterday. cloud cover. definitely the most significant along the north bay as well as out along the coastline. some pockets of sunshine really prevailing in the inland east bay. and even along the south bay, current temperatures are in the 50's 60's over to the 70's in brentwood. unlike yesterday, these temperatures not going to do that much moving into the afternoon. really only peaking in the 70's for the vast majori

we've got kron 4 sarah stinson with the story this morning. sarah. that's right. it's organizers of the san joaquin county asparagus festival. clearly they know how to run an event and they said >> they could not bear to see the gilroy. garlic festival be canceled inde initely. take a look. the ceo says not so fast. we can help put it on this year. the asparagus festival is run by then. the study group, the ceo says we heard the extremely sad news about the gilroy garlic festival and couldn't let that happen. the study group says they're thrilled to announce they will be hosting the garlic festival this year. the go or garlic festival has been around for 42 years. the festival board announced the cancellation of the annual event a little over a week ago citing lingering issues from the pandemic financial issues along with insurance requirements by the city costing 1 million dollars in 2019, a mass shooting happened at the festival in 2020. it was canceled due to the pandemic and then it was scaled back last year with a drive-thru event. people devastated to hear i

i'm excited to get back out to kron 4 sarah stinson. she's live at the chase center with a preview of what we'll expect time. we give her the best seat in the house before anyone gets 14. if you need to leave the house, let's take a peek at what the weather's like a job pay guys. yes, definitely. nice to leave the house right now. but will it be later on today? well, that depends on how he taller. you are because we are looking at a really hot afternoon just around the corner. >> as of right now, it is perfect out there. get outside open those windows, at least to let that cool air in nice sunrise from the embarcadero skies clear from the coast all the way inland right now, brett would as well as pittsburgh are sitting in the 60's. well, 40's to 50's across the rest of the bay concord delay. what? 54 oakland, san mateo, san francisco, right at 50 and winds not excessively an issue around 15 miles per hour. wind gusts today. tomorrow winds will pick up and that paired with the heat that we're already going to see this afternoon is really

sarah stinson has been following the story. sarah. >> that's right. the strike is likely over now that the nurses union and stanford hospital system have reached a tentative agreement. the strike lasted a whole week. so it's probably quite a relief for both parties involved in for patients as well. a lot of the non-emergency appointments and surgeries were put on hold because of the strike. 5,000 nurses hit the picket line last monday. they've been doing that every day since saying thty're overworked and underpaid. many saying that burned out in the last 2 years. the pandemic during the strike, other nurses had to come in and fill in for those on strike. stanford health says after extensive discussions they reached a tentative agreement on a 3 year contract that supports the nurses, health and ongoing professional development. a federal mediator was used to the bargaining table on thursday and friday to help with negotiations and looks like it worked because they reached a tentative agreement today. the union should be voting to accept and signed that

that will be visiting with a sarah stinson. she's going to give a little preview of the action will expect tonight. so that's coming up. and today, maybe a preview of the heat as well as we talk successive days of let's get right to it. hi, john. hay has typically too hot today. i think at this point even are the lovers are like, wait a second because we're talking some 90's forest nearing triple digits for a couple cities out towards solano county. this is your morning, though. what a beautiful way to start things up. a moon that was once full just a couple of days ago. still plenty bright moving its way right across the transamerica. building there looking really nice. as far as temperatures go to we're mild. we're clear, easy goes as far as your morning commute. temperatures right now in the 40's and 50's hayward double in livermore each at 50 degrees. concord at 55 while pittsburgh and brett would are kicking us off in the 60's this morning. now winds are going to be gusting as high as 15 miles per hour, especially when you

sarah stinson is standing by live in the newsroom. are outside actually with more on the story question is will our grandchildren be writing? >> yeah, they it's going to be about 9 years before this happens. but let's stick to the good news. and that is that this project got approved. it will finally help people get from here in san francisco down to san jose helping a lot of those people who commute daily, the silicon to silicon valley for their jobs. so this will be a major way to help connect people across the bay area. because right now it's pretty tough if you work down there. take a look at what's been approved. we have renderings of this project and what it will look like when it is done. >> a lot of work to be done until then vacancy inch screen. that's what it will look like. it's a six-mile for station extension that will bring bart downtown san jose. the vta just unanimously approved the first major contract to building apart extension down there. the first part of construction will be building tunnels and track work costin

i'm sarah stinson reporting in the newsroom. back to you. coming up, johnny depp returns to the stand in a civil trial against his ex-wife. amber heard. >> we hear from supermodel kate moss, how her testimony, her testimony and how death treated her. and the search heats up for a missing east bay woman. the latest on the hunt for a lexus game. >> welcome back. the reward for a missing oakley woman, alexis gate is now $100,000. the oakland city council increase the city's reward fund yesterday from 10,000 to 50,000. the other 50,000 is coming from an anonymous donor making everything a grand total of $100,000. gabe was first reported missing on january. 26 after visiting her ex-boyfriend's home in antioch, police searched that house twice so far. the ex-boyfriend has not been named a suspect or person of interest in this case. today is international missing kids day here in the u.s. a child goes missing every 40 seconds in california. that's about 8 kids every hour. so as a parent or guardian, what can you do to prevent this from happening to

sarah stinson explains what happened. >> i talked with san francisco police today. they're still investigating to figure out what exactly unfolded. we know that police officers responded to him aggravated assault call and it ended with 2 men believed to be the suspects dying. this is video from the scene. the officer involved shooting happened at 7.48 last night right after police say they responded to the aggravated assault happening near mariposa and owens streets. that's right. off of 2.81, block from ucsf benioff children's hospital. both men were treated for their injuries on scene, but one died there. >> and the other died at the hospital. police have not given us many details only saying during contact with the 2 men, an officer-involved shooting occurred. the latest release from the police department did not specify both suspects were shot by police officers or how many police officers fired their guns. all of this is being investigated right now by the city's district attorney's office, several divisions, the police department and chief medical examiner as

we've got more on that coming up in a live report with a sarah stinson msa. stay tuned for that. but at this weekend, lot of folks outdoor plans excited for that. weather is good for celebrate. it is cooperating. yes, definitely big, much more comfortable. big cool down from where we were earlier this week. a little bit of cloud cover, a little bit of sunshine out there on the embarcadero. got a couple of you jogging out there before you maybe a enjoy. a nice weekend away. now, as far as we go with radar right now, skies are nice and clear. some of that low gray is shrouding some of our hillsides resulting in a few misty spots. but really nothing that's going to slow you down or come close to it. temperatures right now are really comfortable. oakland hayward, fremont at 58 degrees, nevado dublin in concord, egypt. 57. so we're starting the morning, really mild a bit on the breezy side. that's really the only catch to it. i've got your full memorial day weekend forecast. still ahead, tom, thank you for that. let's get a look at the traffic this morning. hey, if you're heading into

i'm sarah stinson reporting live in the newsroom. back to you. all right. thanks a lot, sarah. >> we'll take a break at 8.12. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. a new statewide ban is supposed to help california conserve water. we're going to explain how it works and who it applies to. plus gas prices just keep going up. now the white house is trying to get them down in time for memorial day weekend. we'll tell you what they're thinking of doing. >> the crystal clear, beautiful day to be getting out and about is if you are closer to the coastline and our fear just put out this morning, he's inland areas. it's back to the heat we go still holding on to the 80's to 90's, even triple digit or 2. tomorrow, though, arrives or cool down which i'll get to your for cash. and as you're hitting the roads out there, we are tracking your wednesday >> we are back at 8.16. let's talk about the drought because a water directive, a water watering decorative lawns at businesses and institutions is now banned. caaifornia can't do it anymore. the california water regulat

i'm sarah stinson reporting. i'll send it back to you. >> coming up here on kron, 4 news at noon data shows gun ownership diversifying faster than ever before. more on the shift for first time. gun buyers ahead. and congress turning their attention to aliens. what lawmakers had to say about the possibility of u f o's and gas prices and shot above $6. the approach of summer putting the heat on your wallet. dave. >> and some pleasant onshore winds going on for today. but there is a shift later this week coming those dangerous offshore winds to look >> welcome back. new at noon, another sign the pain at the pump is here to stay. gas prices hit a new record high in california overnight climbing $0.3 to $6.2 a gallon on average statewide. it's even worse in our region as well. this is the average cost for a gallon of regular gas and each bay area county, according to aaa, moran has the most expensive $6.27 to fill up. i even saw like a 6, 70 somewhere in her and the other day, the least expensive gas ince is in solano

kron on sarah stinson explains what we know. >>toledo police say a man was shot inside of a car when they arrived. they tried to save his life, but he died on scene. take a look at this maps. you can see exactly where this happened on the 3400 block of hazelwood street. a few blocks down from any penny cook elementary school video shows crime scene tape blocking off hazelwood street. it was there for a few hours, but the shooting happened just before 11, 30 last night. a man sitting in a car was shot at least one time and died on scene. yellow evidence markers were scattered all along the street near the car where he was shot. investigators are still trying to figure out the motive and circumstances of the shooting. police did not mention anything about the shooter. our photographer tells us the scene was quite emotional. several distraught family members there. the name of the victim has not been released yet. this is the 10th homicide in vallejo this year. i asked police if they had any more information about the shooter. they

for now, i'm sarah stinson reporting in the newsroom. >>back to you. >>the city of pleasanton is now in a stage. 2 drought alert. that declaration by the city means new water restrictions and higher rates. kron on's will tran breaks it all down for us. >>the city of pleasanton is leaving it up to you to decide how much you want to pay for water because over the weekend they went from stage one to stage 2. what does that mean for you? well, that means water will cost you a lot more than it did before this past weekend because of the ongoing drought. the city of pleasanton is initiating new water rates now for every 748 gallons. and that's the jumping off point for the city of pleasanton for every 748 gallons. it's going to cost to $0.65. before that. it was $0.18. so now it's more than triple the amount it's going to cost you for water. city of pleasanton. they were one of the first cities in the bay area last october there asked people to conserve water by 15%. many people dead. let's face it. some people did not with the ongoing drought desperate time

i'm sarah stinson reporting in san francisco. back to you. >>take a look at this new statue outside the chase center. there it is. the golden state warriors unveiled a glimmering, bronze statue of former san francisco mayor ed lee. lee played an important role in san francisco's efforts to bring the warriors to the city. sadly, he would never get to see the chase center completed. it opened nearly 2 years after his death from a heart attack yesterday would have been the former mayor's 70th birthday. you're watching kron on. we'll have more news after this. welcome back to kron on our top story at the bottom of the hour. police break up another dangerous sideshow in oakland. officers told several cars away kron on's camila barco reports with the message from officers. >>it's an ongoing problem at oakland police officers keep tackling overnight. officers had several dozen cars towed after the drivers participated in an illegal sideshow activity. here's a few pictures of the cars impounded after officers say they were participating in a sideshow

i'm sarah stinson reporting in san francisco. >> back to you. love seeing that team spirit. thank you, sarah. and if trying to go to game one of the finals, it will cost you. this is a look at the prices on stub-hub right now with estimated fees included the cheapest ticket is more than $700. the most expensive is well over $11,000. and that's not even courtside. a floor see will cost you between 20 2, 74,000 bucks. a lot of people are going to think that's worth it, though. all right. there's a new theory brewing online that suggests the warriors could be champions again. and it has to do with rapper kendrick lamar since 2015, the warriors have never won a championship in a year that lamar did not drop an album in 2015. them are released his sophomore album to a butterfly the same year the warriors won their first ring under coach steve kerr 2016 came and went without a ring or unofficial studio album. but the next year, both lamar and the warriors went back to back the rapper dropping the album in 2017 and the soundtrack to the black panther album in 2018 while the warrior

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come for sarah stinson is live in the newsroom. who say the day sarah? well turns out was the organizers of the san joaquin county asparagus festival. >> i never heard of it. got the garlic festival got asparagus festival. well, they found out it was going to be canceled indefinitely and they said not so fast. take a look. the ceo said that we want to help hosted this year. the asparagus festival is run by then the seti group, the ceo says when they heard that there was going to be canceled, their extremely sad to hear about it and they could not let that happen than the study group says they're thrilled to announce they'll be hosting the garlic festival this year. the gilroy garlic festival has been around for 42 years. the festival board announced the cancellation of the annual festival a little over a week ago citing lingering issues from the pandemic along with insurance requirements by the city costing 1 million dollars in 2019, a mass shooting happened at the festival in 2020. it was canceled due to the pandemic and in 2021, it was a drive-thru eve

that's good news for sarah stinson is live in the newsroom with the details. hi, sarah. good morning. that's right. the strike lasted one week in seems to be over now that the nurses union and stanford hospital system have reached a tentative agreement. now, this is a huge relief for both parties involved, but also. >> for all of the patients is a lot of the non-emergency appointments and the surgeries were put on hold because of this strike 5,000 nurses hit the picket line last week last monday, rather. they've been going for a whole week saying they're overworked and underpaid. i mean, look at the turnout in that video. there's so many nurses out there many saying they're burned out from the last 2 years of the pandemic during the strike. other nurses have filled in to help the hospital get by. and, you know, do some of the more emergency appointments. stanford health says after extensive discussions, they reached a tentative agreement on a 3 year contract that supports their nurses, health and ongoing professional development. a federal mediator was used at the bargai

com for sarah stinson is live with more. hi, sarah. >> daria, that's right. once this project is complete, it's going to take a lot to get there. but we just got the green light to get this ball going. once it gets going. we will see people finally be able to go from san francisco down to san jose and then to santa clara. this is going to be a major transportation upgrade. a huge public transit upgrade for the bay area. getting people in major cities and be able to take bart. it's going to help them financially. it's good for the environment. will hear more from the vta about the benefits and a little bit. but let's take a look at the renderings from this project. you can see what they are building. this is a huge project with a lot of moving parts. the first phase of this project was completed in 2020 with an extension of our trains going from milpitas to san jose's beer. yes, a neighborhood. the second phase is building a six-mile long synching from various a bar to downtown san jose and santa clara yesterday. the vta board unanimously approved 235 million

we have kron 4 sarah stinson stand by san jose to explain sarah. >> well, 3 students here at san jose state. they created an organization called students against assault and they're holding a rally on the san jose state campus trying to put a message out to campus. officials say they need more protections against assault. they need a lot to be done and that's why they're actually putting out some demand today. their biggest demand being that they need the title 9 office staffed and fully staff because it hasn't been for months. this all after the campus is former director of sports medicine was arrested and charged with sexually assaulting student athletes. nearly 2 dozen students have come forward against scott shaw for it incidents over the years. the department of justice says the charges against shot allege he inappropriately touched 4 students who played on the women's athletic teams. the department of justice says he touched them in without their consent between the years of 2017 2020. the 54 year-old faces a maximum of 6 years in prison earlier this year. san jose state agreed

i'm sarah stinson reporting live in the newsroom. back to you. all right. thank you, sarah. time now is 5.12. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a new statewide ban is supposed to help california conserve water. we're going to explain how it works and would apply to. and this was everybody is going to drive for the memorial day weekend and just for it because the white house is trying to get the prices down at the com. we'll see how at the com. we'll see how why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate to severe eczema or atopic dermatitis under control? hide my skin? not me. by hitting eczema where it counts, dupixent helps heal your skin from within keeping you one step ahead of eczema. hide my skin? not me. and that means long-lasting clearer skin and fast itch relief for adults. with dupixent, you can show more skin with less eczema. hide my skin? not me. don't use if you're allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes, including blurred

stinson is live in the newsroom to explain why sarah. >> hey, good morning. that's right. the justice for oakland students coalition filed a lawsuit in alameda county district court against the school district for closing schools. the group filed it saying the district violated the california environmental quality act. the coalition is a multiracial group of students, parents and educators working to increase equity for low-income students of color and oakland. now for months you can see on your screen, families have been protesting oakland unified's decision to close 7 schools merge to others and eliminate grades at 2 middle schools all within the next 2 school years. now, yesterday's filing aims to prevent that from happening. just as for oakland, students is ust failed to perform the required environmental analysis to determine whether closing schools would worsen. environmental harms for these low-income black and brown communities. now the coalition writing in in this position they wrote, the closures will significantly affect the environment for kids as

i'm sarah stinson reporting live. also get back to you. >> all right. thanks a lot, sarah. it's 5, 0, 3, in the east bay. police are looking for the person who broke into a home in else and tried to rob the home. there were 3 people actually involved in this attempted robbery that happened wednesday morning on king drive. the 3 people had guns and they broke into the house with the person inside fought back. and the robbers ended up leaving the group drove away and then police started chasing them on interstate 80 near central avenue. the driver of the getaway car ran out and took off. the police did catch him. the 2 other people ran through a neighborhood. one of them was found hiding in a covert. the other person is still on the run. so 3 involved 2 captured at one point el serino high school was put into lockdown because the search for suspects. customers and employees of a restaurant in oakland are mourning the death of their owner. >> june an avo was the co-owner of lucky 3, 7, filipino restaurant. he was shot and killed near his restaurant wednesday night in oakland.

sarah stinson is live in the newsroom with what we know. hi, sarah. >> daria, that's right. we've got some details from bull, pale police who say a man was shot inside a car when officers arrived, they tried to save him but he died on scene. let's take a look at where this happens. there's a map now on your

for now, i'm sarah stinson reporting in the newsroom. >> back to you. to the south bay and santa clara county supervisors are looking to invest 3 million dollars in planned parenthood. >> mar monte. they say the funding with increased access to health care for women in the bay area. and for the many women who are coming here from out of state kron four's. well, bellow joins us here now live from the newsroom with more on their request. good afternoon. well, good afternoon, justine. those behind this plan say right now is a critical time for women across the country as states are passing restrictive bans on women's health care and a person's right to choose supervisor cindy chavez and susan ellenberg want santa clara county to remain a safe haven for all planned parenthood. mar monte is the largest planned parenthood affiliate in the country since july of 2021, 80 patients have cross state lines to receive access to care from the facility they've served. people from alabama, arizona, florida, louisiana, arkansas, georgia, and texas. they say all patients

we have kron 4 sarah stinson standing by live to explain what that entails. good morning, sarah. >> yeah, this is a huge step for people's commute from say san francisco down to san jose. you can finally ride bart once this project is complete. a lot of people working silicon valley and it's hard for them to get down there. you don't have a ton of options. so this will definitely be a big help. take a look at the renderings of this project. what they want it to look like once it is complete, it's a six-mile for station extension that will bring bar to downtown san jose. the vta just unanimously approved this first major contract to build a bart extension down there. the first part of construction will be building tunnels doing the track work, costing 235 million dollars. the first phase of extension brought trains to milpitas and san jose's beer. yes, a neighborhood in late 2019. this is the second phase. again, a six-mile long extension from that various apart station to downtown san jose. and eventually they want to get it to go to santa clara. the first st

kron 4 sarah stinson is to she's once again. joining us from inside the chase center with a look at. >> what's happening today. good morning, sarah. >> let's go warriors. that's right. we're gold blooded and we're ready for tonight. i am sitting in this beautiful seat once again. courtside v i p in this seat right here is being sold. re sold on ticketmaster for $25,000. what do you get for it to get this says this shirt and you also get this close to the court. i mean, you would get a firsthand look at those dunks. hopefully another dunk by wiggins. that would be awesome. and then as you go up, it gets less and less we're talking $25,000 and then we're talking down to maybe 10, 5, one and then all the way at the top. there's also some standing room the for $189. so if you don't mind standing the whole time and just being here for the vibe and the energy, then that's your ticket. one 89, it's available right now. let's talk about last game because we really need to review it and get better from it because our defense was not ther

the long tweeted early this morning that he's having some reservations across 4 sarah stinson standing by live to explain exactly what it is that he has an issue with and with with the current situation is right now. sarah. >> well, it looks like elon has a an issue with fake accounts on twitter and kind of handling them. also the kind of seem like he wanted to back out of the deal. this 44 billion dollar deal to buy out twitter this morning. he tweeted that 3.30, this morning we were awake. you are way. take a look at what he tweeted. and, you know, it's it's been a lot of people find out news of what he's thinking through his tweets. he wrote twitter deal temporarily on hold pending detail supporting calculation that spam slash fake accounts do indeed represent less than 5% of users. musk has previously tweeted that he wants to remove spam bots from twitter. what she is owner of it. but it's not clear whether the fake account issue could really ruin this twitter deal at all. fact, 2 hours after that tweet, he tweeted again saying he is still committed to the acquisitions. so it seems

. >> with kron 4, sarah stinson standing by live in the city to explain. good morning, sarah. >> there's never a dull moment with this twitter deal. los appears like elon musk is backing out of his 44 billion dollar buyout of twitter and why take a look at what he tweeted this morning and it was at 3.30, this morning, very early tweet. he said twitter deal temporarily on hold pending detail supporting such calculation that spam slash fake accounts do indeed represent less than 5% of users. now, musk has previously tweeted that he wants to move spam bots from twitter as he would own. and 2, that would be one of his goals. but would that be enough to really just kind of curb this deal? the announcement from the tesla billionaire on twitter is another twist in the internal turmoil that has been caused by his plan to buy out twitter. 2 of the social media's top managers got fired yesterday. twitter stock has been plummeting and it plummeted 18% since this morning's announcement. while tesla stock has jumped 5% which month, musk has said that he propose using t

. >> kron 4 sarah stinson is following the progress of it from the newsroom. good morning, sarah. >> that's right. this is a huge step for the assault victims acted passed in the senate unanimously and it will now head to the assembly for a policy committee hearing. now, this bill, it aims to protect assault survivors by prohibiting the use of dna profiles collected from victims by police for any other purpose than to identify the attacker. meaning police can not use the victim's dna from a rape kit to later connect them to another crime. this bill was put together by senator scott wiener and assemblymember phil ting san francisco district attorney chesa boudin has sponsored this bill along with another organization. this bill came about after it was discovered in san francisco that assault survivors, dna was being used against them and other unrelated crimes. the assault victims act would stop this from happening across the state. sen wiener says it's already hard enough for survivors to come forward and undergo these invasive rape kits. so he says the last t

sarah stinson is live in the chase center to explain what you need to know before the big game. and we keep learning more and more about the texas massacre there. we'll break down the latest on the shooter's timeline before and after the attack. and it's been one year since the mass shooting at the vta railyard in san jose. we're going to tell you how victims are going to be honored today. we'll be right back. i'll pick this one up. i earn 3% cash back on dining including takeout with chase freedom unlimited. so, it's not a problem at all. you guys aren't gonna give me the fake bill fight? c'mon, kev. you're earning 3% cash back. humor me. where is my wallet? i am paying. where is my wallet? i thought i gave it to you. oooohhh? oh, that's not it either. no. no. stop, i insist. that was good though. earn big time with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours. >> this morning, we're learning more about the moments just before a gunman stormed into a texas elementary school and murdered 19 children and 2 teachers. we'll have

let's be for sarah stinson joining us live right now with more on the anticipation that we had yesterday, sarah and the confirmation we got last night. good morning. good morning. >> now the city is really quiet right now. it's a quiet friday morning because everyone is sleeping. they probably stayed up pretty late, celebrating. and i told everybody how be up early tune in because everybody we're best in the everybody. no, no, everyone sleeping all i'm probably the loudest person, san francisco right now. and i'm ok was waking up at 5 in the morning and celebrating somebody has to and i'm glad it's me. let's talk about these this game. i mean, what incredible final game of that series making us the best in the west. take a look at the team celebrating afterwards. they brought out the hardware. they bought out that trophy and they were holding it like it was their baby. rightfully so. they sure did deserve it. the dubs beat the mavericks one 10 to one 20 to one 10. >> in game 5. the warriors winning just about the entire game. always ahead. mostly in the beginning, the 1st half 20 to 25 p

we're excited about aren't so is kron 4 sarah stinson. she's been excited this entire series actually joining us once again from the chase center. hey, sarah. >> hey, i'm your early morning. high girl and i am all about that title. okay. i'm sitting here in section one. 21 road. 22, i want you to guess right now in your head. what you think this spot cost show you a $25,000. see down in v i p courtside this seat. kuss. $496. i want to say that's not bad compared to other seats. just still feels wrong to say that. but $496. and i the seats are really nice. take a look at what your view would be. also, you're looking at something that you would not see as a fan. this is a very cool behind the scenes. look at the jumbotron. it's all the way. just a foot or 2 above the court and they are putting the pie rose and they're getting that all said. these are the crews that are here also in the wee hours before the game, getting everything set up so that it's perfect for you. i mean, they clean the the rails. they put all those the t-shirts on the c

i'm sarah stinson reporting live in the newsroom. back to you. all right. thank you, sarah. 6.14, right now. and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a new statewide is supposed to help californians conserve water. >> motivation will explain son who it applies to. and gas prices keep going up as you might be jumping in the car to see what the president's trying to do to get the prices down. it's beautiful out here. it sure is. and i earn 5% cash back on travel purchased through chase with chase freedom unlimited. that means that i earn 5% on our rental car, i earn 5% on our cabin. i mean, c'mon! hello cashback! hello, kevin hart! i'm scared. in a good way. i'm lying. let's get inside. earn big time with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours. (music throughout) >> 6.17 right now and the big news in the weather is hot. still. yeah, unfortunately. but john, talking about after today, maybe a little bit of yeah. definitely one more day to get through. and then the relief gets here. it is a beautifu

police tell us they were responding to an aggravated assault call kron 4 sarah stinson explains what happens next. >> i talked with san francisco police today. they're still investigating to figure out what exactly unfolded. we know that police officers responded to an aggravated assault call and it ended with 2 men believed to be the suspects dying. this is video from the scene. the officer involved shooting happened at 7.48 last night right after police say they responded to the aggravated assault happening near mariposa and owens streets. that's right. off of 2.81, block from ucsf benioff children's hospital. both men were treated for their injuries on scene, but one died there and the other died at the hospital. >> police have not given us many details only saying during contact with the 2 men, an officer-involved shooting occurred. the latest release from the police department did not specify both suspects were shot by police officers or how many police officers fired their guns. all of this is being investigated right now by the city's district attorney's office, several divisi

you 4 sarah stinson has been tracking of all the hype. all the excitement all week long joins us now on this friday morning where everybody's smiling, sarah. >> we're officially the best in the west and it feels good to say that this team deserves this after so much trials and tribulations. and we did it. i mean, what a game that was. it was hard to go to sleep and everyone's like, sarah, how are you not to celebrate white somehow into sleep? i think i slept and now it's time to celebrate. let's all celebrate together. let's take a look at the video of the team celebrating right after when they brought out the hardware, as they said, it was so exciting. one. >> we were so close to winning. we didn't want to jinx it. we saw the bring out the hardware that big trophy there and it was a big win. the dubs beat the mavericks won 20 to one 10 in game 5. >> the warriors winning just about the entire game. mostly 20 to 25 points ahead. game 5 clay came out to play scoring 32 points. >> clay really killed it. but towards 4th quarter, it got close

now, cropper stinson sarah stinson explains why. what is the problem? sarah? >> well, it almost felt like elon musk was backing out of the 44 billion dollar deal to purchase twitter and it all is because of spam bots. maybe. take a look at is tweet this morning at 3.30, we're awake. you're probably not awake. but now you're waking up to this tweet. he wrote twitter deal temporarily on hold pending deal supporting calculation that spam slash fake accounts do indeed represent less than 5%. >> of users, musk has previously tweeted that he wants to remove spam bots from twitter, but it's not clear whether the fake cow tissue would really ruin this twitter deal. 2 hours after that tweet, musk tweeted again saying he is still committed to the acquisition. he's like, hold on. everyone is freaking out. rightfully so. let me tell you, i'm still committed. these announcements made on twitter from the tesla billionaire are another twist in the internal turmoil that has been caused by his plan to buy out twitter. 2 of the social media's top managers got fired yesterday. p

the kron 4 sarah stinson is following from the newsroom that they're the reaction to all of this era. that's right. governor gavin newsom proposed a constitutional amendment that would give women the right to an abortion. >> in california making us a sanctuary state. take a look. governor newsom released this statement in part saying this draft opinion is an appalling attack on the rights of women across this country. and if it stands, i'm furious that my own daughters and sons could grow up in an america that is less free than the one they were born into. we have to wake up. we have to fight like he continued to say we will not be silenced after the supreme court drop majority opinion was leaked on roe v wade, the governor said we can't trust scotus to protect the right to abortions or state has to do it for ourselves. newsom now vowing what women will remain protected here. the governor is working with lawmakers to build a fire wall around the right to an abortion in our state cont constitution. planned parenthood in northern california reacted saying they're horrified by this repor

i'm sarah stinson reporting live in the newsroom. back to you. okay. thank you very much, sara. >> also in the east bay, the santa unified school district has voted not to rename wilson elementary school. it's now going to be called hall can elementary. in fact, culkin is an area in san leandro that was the homeland of local indigenous groups and the school's principal says that this move represents the district's mission for equity and inclusion. >> president biden congressional democrats are lashing out at republicans after a bill aimed at protecting abortion rights failed in the senate, even though is a forgone conclusion before the vote. they knew that it was going to not pass, but they did it anyway. let's take a look more at this story as we listen to what they have to say. >> on this vote, the yeas are 49. the nays are 51. the motion is not agreed to. >> it was 50 republicans and one democrat joe manchin who voted against the bill. republicans said it was extreme. democrats ask americans to remember who supported the bill. >> the vote we makes c

i'm sarah stinson reporting live in the newsroom. back to you. >> okay. thank you very much, sara. we'll take a break here at 9.13. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a new statewide ban the supposed to help california conserve water will explain how it works and who apply to. >> and today, a beautiful one of the coastline. we're going to be in the 60's and 70's out there. lots of sunshine for inland areas. well, it's going to be beautiful. does not feeling so much that way. highs binding back into the 90's, even triple digit or 2 >> welcome back. it is 9.17, on this wednesday morning. tomorrow is the big cool down for us today. the last of the hot ones looks beautiful out there. san francisco, you are in for a beautiful day today. no fog 70's for you. enjoyed at the coastline. tomorrow gets a little brisk for coastal areas. the rest of us you have tomorrow to look forward to. that was peak vacaville. still very windy today. we just saw a red flag warnings expiring but still under heat advisory for solano county as well as the central valley. today. high pressure ridge is beg

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that's good news for sarah stinson is live in the newsroom with the details. hi, sarah. good morning. that's right. the strike lasted one week in seems to be over now that the nurses union and stanford hospital system have reached a tentative agreement. now, this is a huge relief for both parties involved, but also. >> for all of the patients is a lot of the non-emergency appointments and the surgeries were put on hold because of this strike 5,000 nurses hit the picket line last week last monday, rather. they've been going for

. >> well, 4 sarah stinson has the latest >> staff and students are camped out outside of conlon hall at the city college of san francisco in protest. a potential staff cuts. we're looking at over 200 faculty about just over 20% of our faculty members. >> the union american federation of teachers. 21 21 is hoping this camp out has the board of trustees vote no on faculty layoffs during a meeting this friday. the i worried that the the final nail in the coffin of city college, these cuts go through, union members say this will cause hundreds of fully enrolled classes to shut down. that would push tens of thousands of students out of seats in classes. so >> we've already seen, you know that enrollment declined after the administration began aggressive class cuts starting in 2019. and we don't want to see more students pushed out of an education we don't want to see students having to go somewhere where they have to accrue student debt students who camped out as well say they worry how these cuts would affect their education. someone like myself depends classes. >> are here for my educat

that will be visiting with a sarah stinson. she's going to give a little preview of the action will expect tonight. so that's coming up. and today, maybe a preview of the heat as well as we talk successive days of let's get right to it. hi, john. hay has typically too hot today. i think at this point even are the lovers are like, wait a second because we're talking some 90's forest nearing triple digits for a couple cities out towards solano county. this is your morning, though. what a beautiful way to start things up. a moon that was once full just a couple of days ago. still plenty bright moving its way right across the transamerica. building there looking really nice. as far as temperatures go to we're mild. we're clear, easy goes as far as your morning commute. temperatures right now in the 40's and 50's hayward double in livermore each at 50 degrees. concord at 55 while pittsburgh and brett would are kicking us

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we just saw sarah stinson provide us a live report on that at the top of the hour. now, hundreds of boy and girl scouts joined volunteers, plant planted thousands of american flags at the graves of fallen soldiers. there. the site has hosted a memorial day event since the holiday was established in 18. 68. today ceremony includes a 21 gun salute honoring the 1 million americans killed in the line of duty. the u.s. air force band of the golden west travis brass is also scheduled to appear. the 3 hour event starts at 10, 30. 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 choreo