>> now it too. is there a cease-fire? one side says yes. the other says what's on the table is unacceptable. plus, san francisco appears to be on track in tackling homelessness. mayor london breed touting the latest numbers and tow trucks being torched. why the owner of a tow trucking company things that his business was targeted

after a number of vehicles were set on fire. >> news station. he's calling news 2. >> thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 2. i'm justine waltman tow trucks that were torched an east bay business is now in turmoil this past weekend, the owner of an east bay towing company says several groups of men deliberately set his tow trucks on fire kron four's to stasio reports. the owner thinks that his business was targeted. >> not one but 4 tow trucks. that's how many the owner of california towing says were set ablaze this past weekend. in this video, you can see a person going up into the cab of the truck and then running off flames blowing out of the driver's side. we're standing in front of one of the tracks that was torched. yes. >> how are you? all right. sad. >> sad and. just thinking how

how we start again at dawn. ladies, my says it the started. california towing 9 years ago using his savings and loans from his family. >> he says he built the business from scratch. but now someone is trying to take it away from him, destroying his for trucks, parked at his drivers. homes in concord. in bay point. >> maybe gets i would say yes for our weight competition. if i'm allowed that was a zone of competition me. know it that. i did anything wrong with them. i don't know we anything like that. so i don't have anybody that miami that by 2, 1, to different occasions and do the job. he says he's working authorities and has handed over video taken from all 4 crime scenes. >> fire department say that cannot tried to pass it down with the police department that they reserve base see if they can catch those guys in

concord, therema kron, 4 news. >> and now we have some new details coming out of the south bay where one of the officers hurt in a shootout at a san jose hotel remains in critical condition and is now expected to survive. >> last week 2 officers were shot responding to a domestic disturbance at the extended stay. america hotel in the center, theresa neighborhood, one of the officer suffered minor injuries while the other was left in critical condition. the gunman identified by police as kevin briones is also in critical condition. san jose police are crediting the 2 officers with saving the life of a woman and 3 children. and then the north right now, suspect from a friday evening standoff on i-80 in fairfield remains in critical condition after the chp says that he shot himself highway patrol originally released details that he had died. but doctors were able to revive him at the hospital. police say, but the chase started in windsor where the suspect shot at an suv on highway 101 driver was not

hurt. officers then spotted the shooter suspected car and rohnert park that led them to fairfield and onto that hours long standoff that shut down traffic on 84 hours. the solano county district attorney's office is now handling the investigation. a double stabbing on the east side of san jose left 2 people in critical condition. some roads in the downtown area had to be closed by police response to the side shows on sunday. investigators say that this double stabbing happened just before 5.30, in the area of south king road. way a person that we spoke with said that this is very frustrating because cinco de mayo was supposed to be a day for celebrations. >> would say i'm not phase, but >> is is just part of life. and, you know, unfortunately things like that happen, the people to do things that are unfortunate. but i don't think the majority other people should suffer at the cinco de mayo. god bless and protect those people that were hurt.

>> police have not released a motive or any other information about the attacker. big story tnat we're following this afternoon is that israeli leaders have approved a military operation into the gaza strip and the city of rafah there and israeli forces are now striking targets in that area. this announcement just coming out and it's coming after hamas says that it did accept a cease-fire proposal for mediators in egypt and qatar and attempt to try to end the 7 months of war in gaza. the agreement coming hours after israel's military said it ordered thousands of people to evacuate rafah, signaling the long promised ground invasion there today on kron 4 news at noon, i spoke with the university of san francisco professor said while hamas to accept this offer is real, has not made any announcement yet about it. >> this is the closest we've come and the fact that we are this close, sir, some hope that even jax that they might

go back to the bargaining table that i might be able to hammer something out. something alan took for full-scale offensive on rafah. it's been a humanitarian disaster. it gotten the attention of the world. it lead to obviously political turmoil here in this country. and so it can only hope for the best. >> the prime minister there, benjamin netanyahu, his office is saying that the proposal that hamas agreed to was far from israel's central demands, from israel's central demands, but tha and negotiators to continue talking about a cease-fire agreement. and coming up here this afternoon on kron 4 news, we'll have a live report from washington, d.c., on how israel is reacting to the hamas cease-fire agreement. also where they stand in invasion of rafah. also, we'll see how u.s. leaders are responding to all these developments today. that's coming up at 3.45? also new to the number of tents on the streets of san francisco have hit a new 5 year low. that's

according to mayor london breed. the mayor's office says the city's 10 count found 360 tents and structures on the streets across the city that represents a 41% drop since last july. the mayor's office ice increased efforts to offer shelter shelter and housing as well as cleaning up the encampment says factors behind those. a tense numbers are decreasing. the mayor's office also says the city has placed nearly 500 people from encampments into shelters since the beginning of the year. also new now at 2 o'clock this afternoon, disgraced theranos ceo elizabeth holmes had her prison sentence reduced by 4 months, according to the bureau of prisons, inmates can get time taking off when they complete certain prison work programs is in there. and in november of 2022, homes was sentenced to 11 years and 3 months behind bars last july. that sentence was reduced by 2 years. was convicted on 4

counts of wire fraud for letting doctors and patients use her company's blood testing services. knowing that her company was incapable of producing accurate results. so homes is now set to be released in august of 2032. converting to start buildings into housing. some new legislation out of san francisco aims to bolster the downtown areas all across the state. san francisco, some remember matt haney introducing a be 30 68 today. he says it would allow state lawmakers to quickly green light office housing projects putting an end to a lengthy and costly approval process. you'd be action. and the california preservation fund. the 2 groups normally been at odds are together co sponsoring this legislation, which also prioritizes preserving historic downtown buildings. the bill heads to the assembly appropriations committee for hearing on wednesday. all right. we're taking a live look outside here in san francisco. there's

quite how or blue skies, not a lot of clouds in this picture at all the breezy and we have meteorologist dave spahr with us today to go over what's happening. weather wise in the bay. >> hey justine. yeah. you don't have the clouds and your shot. i got him here. half moon we'll see a little in the way. also, some fog develop a little bit. it looks like in the south bay with some clouds also working their magic a little bit overnight. check out these temps, though, not bad. this only the first day we're going to get much more warming later on the week ahead here. upper 60's already in the far east bay. 67. meanwhile, up to santa rosa. 59 chilly degrees. san francisco member that onshore winds been with us all day. 67, san jose. but what is developing is the high pressure we know this as a heat spike guy, but that's very early in the season. so it's going to give us a warming trend all week long. it's expected to break down a little bit by the time we get into the weekend, which is why there's a little question mark as exactly how that's going to transpire in play out for now. looks dry, clear and all that. but we may have to introduce maybe a few little scattered clouds, bring down the temps a little bit. as far as the

winds get that first onshore, as you can see here. but let's get to the fog here tonight. it starts to develop a little bit. patchy fog. now it starts off a little bit in san francisco, but actually doesn't stay here along the coast will actually see by tomorrow morning is some patchy inland fog that will mix out very nicely for a nice day in store for us. 62 by 06:00pm by 9. we're talking about 54. probably fair to kind of called variable clouds, but it really depends on where you are. we're really looking in the south bay peninsula, maybe a little alameda county is where the most the cloud cover will be heavily concentrated. just to give you an eyeball of what's going on here, sunny and mild for early into the week here, 60's for the bay 70's inland. but it's late in the week. it gets interesting here. warming up nicely. 80's are back 70 to 80 ish around the bay over the weekend. there's a weak system that develops. and for vhe most part, we're just kind of calling a mostly sunny, maybe a touch cooler, blah, blah, blah. but we're watching it to see if there's more development on that front to

see if maybe we start to get some cloud cover and even a bigger drop in those temperatures will have a look at the longer range forecast for you. coming up later on, justine. >> thank you. the wnba is golden state team making a big announcement today. there is now a new general manager kron 4 charles clifford has the details from chase center. >> well, a year from now an as yet unnamed wnba expansion team will take the floor here at chase center. that team is owned and operated by the golden state warriors. and today they announced they've hired a general manager. he may 9 and has 10 years of experience in professional sports. she comes to the bay area from the new york liberty wnba team where she was the assistant general manager. she also spent 5 years as the usa women's basketball team assistant director 9 and said on monday. that's he's excited about this opportunity because it's a chance to build a team from the ground up. what >> brings me so much joy about taking this is that it's a blank campus and there are many that can go into building

a masterpiece. first and foremost, i'm just building a foundation of a winning team both on and off the court. >> now the new gm said today that her first priority is to start hiring people. she needs to get some staff on board and then also start trying to find a new head coach for the team. >> we want the best coach and so with some flexibility from i think law weight or but we want the best person. >> now, so far, the golden state warriors have not announced what the name of the new team will be or what its mascot will be or what the color scheme will be. but hopefully we'll get that at some point later this year. but for now in san francisco, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> coming up, waymo getting the green light to expand its driverless cars in the bay area will learn where they'll be heading around next process. the pro-palestine the cameras across the country that were cleared over the weekend. what protesters say it will take for them to

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>> at a critical stage right now, the israel-hamas war in gaza could be closer to an end. the terror group hamas announced monday it accepted a cease-fire proposal at the white house national security adviser john kirby says u.s. officials are still reviewing it and will be encouraged when we get a deal in place and we can start seeing hostages get back to their families. the details of the potential cease-fire deal are still unclear. a spokesperson for israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu called mosses proposal far from israel's necessary requirements. the news came just hours after israel dropped flyers ordering palestinians to start evacuating from rafah. a military operation in rafah right now >> dramatically increase the suffering of of the palestinian people. on monday, president joe biden told netanyahu once again that his troops should not attack. >> but netanyahu in says taking rafah would ensure hamas cannot repeat. it's october 7th attack more than a

million palestinians are still sheltering their problem. now, is there such? >> limited places for them to go inside gaza and there is no effective way to distribute distribute aid to rafah has been a main entry point for humanitarian aid to gaza. >> that's why u.s. officials are still hopeful for a deal to end the fighting. these fires absolutely achievable. >> the cia director is also in the region trying to help broker a deal. in the meantime, israel did confirm that it is moving forward with its ground invasion of rafah live in washington. i'm jessi tenure and just how congress responding to these developments? it does seem that by and large lawmakers are pretty skeptical of this hamas announcement of a deal just kind of like the biden administration and moving forward to one of their biggest priorities has, of course, been the release of the remaining hostages. and even though we have yet to see

the official deal or any sort of kind of along those lines herbal point, things of that nature and official sure aren't saying anything. it does seem like the hostages have been left out of the equation as of right all right. we'll be following this. jesse, thank you so much. >> also today, the jewish community relations council released a statement saying it does not take positions on military did say in part here, we believe that hamas as a terror organization must be removed for military and political control over gaza. and that all options must be exhausted to return the remaining 133 hostages. we call in israel and the international community to maximize humanitarian aid to gaza, civilians. urge the idf to exercise caution to minimize civilian casualties. and that will go to stanford where there's a new display that's up for the hostages that are still being held cop captive. and for those who were killed in captivity, about 250 people were taken hostage and more than 100

people are still being held. a number we had earlier was 133 people. >> these people is leaving behind families that are waiting for hundreds of days for them to come on. and so have reserved seats to show that these chairs are reserved for them that were waiting anxiously for them to come home. and then we also reserved a signs over there. and better. >> effectively a vote, grave for those hostages who murdered a year while in captivity or before being taken captives and hamas is holding onto their bodies and refusing their families proper funeral and a proper goodbye. >> one of the goals of this display helping jewish and israeli students feel less isolated on campus. students at san francisco state continue to camp out on the campus quad in support of palestine. demonstrators are demanding that the university and u.s. officials disclose

financial times that the college may have with israel and then divest students say once they see the university taking steps to meet their demands, then they will consider cleaning up their encampment. >> i once we start seeing implementation and we have a clear layout of those plans, have a schedule to know that not only have they agreed, but they're actually putting into action. our demand. then we can begin discussing the process suspending the camp ross >> as state officials say they will respect the student's right to protest and will work to keep everyone safe. pro-palestine supporters that set up an encampment that uc berkeley are now negotiating with school officials. so far no agreement reached. that would end the occupation on campus. among some of the demands from the protesters, they want the university to financially divest from israeli interests and also condemn israel is doing in gaza to fight hamas. and then they also want students and teachers to be allowed to speak freely about the conflict without the fear of

punishment. and today, columbia university canceled its large university-wide commencement ceremony following weeks of palestinian protests that have just done a lot turmoil on campus. students will still be able to celebrate that. a series of smaller school-based ceremonies this week and next, another campus shaken by the protests, emory university, it announced today that it will move its commitments. a commencement ceremony from its campus quad in atlanta to a suburban area, but others, including the university of michigan, indiana university and northeastern have done their ceremonies with very few disruptions. and these pro-palestine student activists, usc say they're not done after a los angeles police cleared their encampment over the weekend. this is students prepare to graduate this week. officers moved in at about 4 in the morning yesterday at alumni park. as many as 100 protesters had pitched tents. 10, we're holding up signs. officers quickly cleared the

protesters. there were no arrest. this was the second police crackdown on campus in less than 2 weeks. and israelis in tel aviv marking, you show, which is the holocaust remembrance day. today's remembrance coming for the first time since the october 7th hamas attack that sparked the current war between israel and hamas. it hostage is square. a table was laid out to remember the hostages taken by hamas during the attack. they arrive to last. not from us travel. and it feels very meaningful to be it feels very meaningful to be here stay on your show quick. just want everyone to that. we're screaming and crying and governing doing everything that we can. for all people in israel from around the world. >> about 250 people were taken hostage in more than 100 people are still being held captive right now. the attack also killed more than 1200 people in israel, which made it the deadliest violence

against jews since the holocaust. and there was a local commemoration for yom hashoah. the state senator here, scott wiener joined community members last night at the san francisco. she wished community center in honor of holocaust remembrance day. stay with us here on air and online for the latest information on the israel-hamas war from the campus protest to the war in gaza. we also have latest information there on the hostages. you can get it all on our website. kron 4 dot com. and still ahead here at 2, you might want to stock up on your serratos sauce. why it can cause there. >> soon could be another shortage of the popular hot sauce and a popular snack is being recalled after several people ended in the hospital after eating it. we'll go over after eating it. we'll go over what we need to know.

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foods says they stopped making sriracha because the latest red jalapeno peppers that are used in the sauce are not red enough usa today reporting that the company stated in a letter to wholesale buyers that the peppers are to green in order to proceed with production. the executives are saying so that would affect the color of the product. production is not expected to resume until after labor day. so that's like september. that's when the next chile season starts competing. so makers say they have not noticed such an issue in their supply of red jalapeno peppers. >> this afternoon on kron 4 monday may is called melanoma monday and in order to raise awareness about skin cancer and educate people about how to reduce the risks, we're going to be speaking live with an expert on how to protect ourselves. plus, new details in the murders of 3 surfers previously reported missing in mexico. but first, waymo

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>> following months of controversy, waymo has it state will begin expanding into the peninsula. the company will soon testing its driverless cars and 7 bay area cities. kron four's will tran has the story. >> things could look very different. 10 years from now because if you are driving around with a driver in front, how 2024 came up, so what's going to happen is the waymo is heading south as far as the peninsula. yes, they've been in san francisco and they got

the green light from the california public utilities commission as well as the dmv to expand down the peninsula. not everybody is happy about it. said county actually trying to push back on it. but ultimately the state said it was ok for him to do that. >> despite all the controversy that has surrounded in san francisco a couple of months ago, we saw a waymo vehicle set on fire in san mateo county. they actually did want it to happen for several reasons. >> they cite that they don't think it's >> thank in a car without a driver if you're coming from francisco down to left. they say obviously there's an accident. >> it will be a real thing at freeway speeds. but nonetheless, the state says it's ok. >> waymo will star in a couple of weeks in many cities along the peninsula, including early game millbrae south san francisco daly city. and the

goal is obviously to keep moving south and ultimately into santa clara county. i can tell you that for now when it starts, it's going to be employees only so you have to work for waymo. all goes well, you too. can call for a driverless taxi cab. >> new details now surrounding the killings of an american into australian brothers during a trip to mexico. the bodies of kalima jake robinson have now been identified by relatives of the southern california resident jack carter road. the trio was last seen camping of surfing near and so to mexico, the parents of the brothers declared the missing april 29th after they did not check into their airbnb. their bodies were found in a well. authorities say that they were shot in the head after thieves, one of their pickup truck for its tires. 3 people have been arrested in connection with their deaths. the memorial was held for road at his high

school in point. loma. he was 3 months away from getting married. some shocking video now shows an attack on a pennsylvania pastor during a sunday sermon. this entire thing was caught on camera during the church's live stream. just want to warn you before we play it, it could be disturbing to some. >> so the pastor, glenn germany, says the gunman smiled at him before squeezing the,trigger. police say the gun was loaded but it failed to go off deacon clarence mcalister's credited with tackling the attacker and grabbing the gun. police say that they found the body of a

family member inside of the gunman's home nearby. former president trump has now been fined for a 10th time and threatened with jail time for violating the gag order in his hush money trial. that's happening now in new york city. the judge presiding over the case fined him $1000 today while the jurors were hearing testimony for the first time about financial reimbursements at the center of this case. the latest find coming after trump criticized the jury selection process in the tv interview claiming without evidence that the jury was stacked with democrats. the judge imposed a gag order meant to barr, the former president for making inflammatory statements about the trial outside of court. and that was election day, just 6 months away. there is a new decision desk headquarters at news nation. polling showing how voters feel about the border and how the issue is now continuing to emerge as a defining issue for this race. so when asked about 4 different issues and which one stood out as a bigger less

half of the 1000 registered voters said inflation while 30% pointed to the border as far as how to take on the issue, 30% favored shutting down the border. 18% push for building a close behind 16% of voters think expanding greek are green card and visa availability or prioritizing funding for federal border agencies. with election day coming up in november. almost half of those polled believe former president donald trump is the best candidate to deal with the border issue. 26% said president biden and you can read the full results of this poll right now on our website. kron 4 dot com. maureen 9 with the washoe county sheriff's office was on its way to a polar plunge when it sailed over some rough waters on lake tahoe. over the

weekend, the storm that blew through on saturday caused the water in the lake to get a little choppy. there. deputies a joke here when they posted that those who get seasick easily not apply the weekend. weather also brought snow to the nearby mount rose summit. that area got as much as 26 inches of snow in a 24 hour period. and we're taking a live look here at tahoe. that water looks nice and refreshing. maybe that's where the polar plunge was. still some snow there on the mound. meteorologist dave spahr here with details. 26 inches in 24 hours. that's not a bad number from it's wonderful and i'll tell you what, just watching that tape there. i think i got a little seasick just watching it there. yeah. >> we've had a dusting of snow you can see from what's going on and just some of the same kind of program as well. however, for everybody, it looks like the next couple days, certainly going to be some melting going on, get up to about 60 or so come thursday with the sunshine rolling. the weekend us. well, it looks like it's in remain dry except in the mountains. you might get some stray

showers going on here. we don't see a big drop in temperatures. however, a little shaving off is what it looks like now. models can jump around as we get a little closer. so we'll see. but that's how we'll stand with that right now. we're up to 70 antioch, most readings on the board here, at least in the 60's. i'm sorry, fremont. you're at 72. 58 going on for san francisco. 57 for half moon bay. don't forget, it's been onshore winds all day today. this high is yet not not yet in control. once it is. we really shut off. lot of those winds will see some offshore winds as it starts to get. it's hawks in us that will be bought wednesday or so. again, another pop, what we saw in solano county just last week. here's what the planner looks like here. we got some early clouds developing, the kind of already there. 63 going on in london for midnight, clear for the base, some south bay clouds that look like they're going remain all the way to about don. and then we've got some patchy inland fog ran out of space there a little bit. but also it looks like that will clear out. so we go back to the mostly sunny mode for

everybody. but cool temps. look at that into the 40's upper 40's at that tonight. 48 san francisco. 48 for oakland, 50 san jose with mostly cloudy skies, mild conditions. we're checking that extended forecast for you coming up in a bit. justine. >> thank you so much. the first monday in may is melanoma monday. it's a day to raise awareness about skin cancer and educate people about how to reduce the risks. and joining us now to learn more about this is doctor stuck on a dermatologist at kaiser permanente in sandra fell. thank you so much for joining us this afternoon. >> they can just i'm happy to be here. all right, scott, the first monday in may was the met gala, but we'll go skin cancer awareness month. probably way more important than that. and just even started the very beginning here. what is melanoma? >> melanoma is a type of skin cancer. it's one of the deadliest type of skin cancer as we see in it starts usually on the most majority. it comes from called from the land

minus going have a whole bunch of different cell. this one that a lot of state is that makes color your skin and your hair. and so why are you the invite milan it how dna mutations in your current nothing. the 3 nations and you can develop and all of >> so what are some of the important things we need to know about it? i'm assuming you can female, all sorts of different skin types and melanoma doesn't really care who you are. when it's attacking >> absolu ely know, mike hanna sanders in pipes that it definitely we do see it skew people who had lighter skin tones and more sunburns and more. you can exposure. but and he's going to tie any of city. so don't think because we may have a darker skin type that you're immune to those anybody can be affected and in

terms of melanoma california, we found a 22 point incidents in the bay area and some counties such as marin and santa cruz. almost triple that. we have to be very careful in that area. just sunnier here. people get outside more and it is a treatable. if you find it and >> how do you look for how can you tell what it what it is? yeah. well, so your prescription is a funny i'm not sunnier than away. it's, you know, we're after bunch in northern california were hiking responding >> we're out and about people lay out, but we're getting uv radiation. we're also hope the population people live and so the longer let them or going to that chance getting melanoma in terms of your second question as to what to look and so you what you want to be looking for are changes

in your moles and changes in your skin in terms of dark spots or any kind of spot that's changing over time. the body in america who basically over for the tournament contests. pushes for awareness using what's come to need know about. not just from my foot on the monitor for celtic down just to get sense of your morals and your spots just see if changing our it symmetrical and so forth. so if we if i have climbed over the abcd live, look to much your find what we have about a minute left here and we can go over that. but i also wanted to hear a little bit about that. >> best ways to protect ourselves. i'm sure wearing some sort of sunscreen is going to be very helpful you to tell me what is the best time to be using and also, is this something we need to be doing all year round, protecting our skin? or is it just the summer when we're like outside more? absolutely

says sun protection. important for my patients. i see a lot of content miranda kerr, centrica's so important. >> i really, really put emphasis on sent protective clothing and nothing is going to trump thought, meaning just putting those long sleeves, long and that brought have in terms of sunscreen. you want to daily sunscreen spf 30 or higher. you want one that had the uva and uvb coverage. we want to put it on about 30 minutes before you go outside. you want or not to cover. just got a lot of people don't cry, but i'm not about a shot to cover your whole when fires and reapply. people forget to reapply every 2 hours when outdoors and immediately after sweating or after swimming. sounds like we need to be doing that a little bit more. well, thank you so much for joining us here. >> doctor has still khan from a kaiser permanente's. we could learn about melanoma monday. hope people got some

good tips here on how to protect themselves and we appreciate your time. all right. thank thank you. coming up, yelp has released its list of the top of the brunch spots in the whole country. and there are a lot of places from the bay area that are on this list. >> and governor newsom touting california's tourism industry and how it's bouncing back. but and the same be said for the city of san francisco. also an east bay restaurant pass to close because of a very nasty rat infestation will show you the video that workers their shared with kron workers their shared with kron 4 from inside the

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>> now to a story you saw first here on kron, 4 health inspectors shut down a mcdonald's in oakland to investigate an alleged rat infestation. kron four's lezla gooden has the story and a warning. there are raps in it so it could be difficult to watch as they crawl around the food. i was right in the parking lot of a mcdonald's located at 13, 30 jackson street in oakland when a health department employee started turning customers away, who were inside and in the middle of the drive-thru. i asked what was the cause of the store closure. this was her response from the health department. they have some sanitation the season. they need to clean up. >> what did you find you mind telling and this comes while 6 mcdonald's employees are actively on strike from this location due to what they say is an and healthy. >> working condition. now take a look at this video captured inside by a worker where you can see a live rat on the

counter. now the mcdonald's employees say they have found rat eating food prepared for customers. the workers have now filed a formal complaint to cal osha with the help from the california fast food workers union. >> when i saw that he is i want that is disgusting. and so this is problem not just the employees working on these conditions, but also for the coastal the communities i also spoke with the alameda county health department about these concerns. >> i was told the location did receive annual inspection back in february and no violations were found. and once we share some of these allegations made by the employees, the department said they would be sending an inspector by to investigate. and that's what we saw on friday. and i did reach out to mcdonald's earlier before the store closure and they sent us this statement from the owner and operator joseph wong. it reads in part, it's important that employees have a safe place to

come to work. when we became aware of the issue, we immediately contacted pest control and continue to work with them to address this. and we will continue to follow this story and we're hoping to learn more about what the next steps are for this mcdonald's location. in the newsroom. lezla gooden kron. 4 news. >> some appear on the iconic golden gate bridge, a testament to america's greatness. california's greatest. we could be more proud to announce today. record breaking tourism numbers in the state of california over 150 billion dollars tourism. spend unprecedented in our state's history. >> all right. a big story that we're watching us that governor gavin newsom way up there at the top of the golden gate bridge to tout a huge tourism boost to california. the governor announcing the tourists have spent more than 150 billion dollars in california the past year that surpasses the 144 billion.

that was a record that was set in 2019. so they're saying that tourism is actually doing better. now, then before the pandemic, governor newsom says that is not the only thing that the state is retaining because it's going to keep its title as the world's 5th largest economy. it's also growing in population for the first time since the pandemic. according to the latest data, the travel industry supported about 1.2 million jobs last year. that's up 6%. tourists created about 4% more revenue in 2023 and spent about 5% more. but the report is crediting inflation for that with adjusted inflation, travel spending was actually down 14% from 2019. and although the governor chose to announce this tourism boost from san francisco, the city is still not seeing a full recovery from covid like the rest of california. san francisco may just over 13 billion dollars from tourists and 2023. that's about a billion more than

2022. but still about a billion shot of the prepandemic recorded record of 2019 of just over 14 billion dollars. yelp has released its top 100 brunch spots for the year in the whole country. and 3 spots in san francisco made the list. one even crack the top 10. so lets see the less mysteries kitchen and that high. it's a time beating these fusion cuisine restaurant. it's located in 5th street in the soma neighborhood. all right. next up deal here. american cuisine restaurant lot far as the eatery came in at number. 68, and lower. not helen post street and more revealing the calm of the city's a richmond district spot ranked 80. drinking water week is underway now in the city of santa clara. has that sharing tips on how to save water. one way is to rethink home, landscaping in general homeowner should water only from 06:00pm until 9. overnight. the people who live

in santa clara should be aware that outdoor watering is banned in the city between 09:00am and 06:00pm using water-wise plants in california, native plants and any other way is another effective way to reduce water. homeowner should also fix leaks. the sooners, their spot to take shorter showers, skip the bath and also turn off the water while brushing teeth washing or shaping here's what it looks like. breezy san francisco right now. some people out there enjoying the embarcadero and we have meteorologist dave spahr enjoying being with us this afternoon here on kron 4. and how are you thinking we're going to do this week? a mother sunday. yeah, it looks pretty good for that. maybe not as warm as thursday friday, but you know, hey, it's still going to be pretty nice. it looks like the only thing we're watching is a little wrinkle. once a week. little wave at this point. looks like. >> that will traverse on through as we head into the weekend. beauty shot of the east bay shoreline. just some high cloudiness to make note of those temps, 70 going on for antioch. most readings, though. well, in the 60's now at this time of day, probably

in a couple of days, we have all this populated in the 70's with some pockets of lower 80's. and that will be pretty much wednesday thursday and even into friday. but the high it's still got to get its act together and as it does. so we'll have some of those offshore winds popping in solano county, right on target, just like we did last week. it may be to the level of the wind advisory, but it hasn't been posted if that's the case yet and probably a red flag warning. we didn't have that either last week either. so looking at future cast in terms of that fog, you see it develop for san francisco, the peninsula this evening, pre midnight post midnight. most of the fog will be left in some of the little valley, as you can see, well inland greeting us tomorrow morning and will be some scattered clouds kind of hang around the south bay through much of the day much of the overnight to tomorrow morning. but all of that should clear out for tomorrow. back to the mostly sunny mode for this week, warming up inland. those temperatures in the 70's and 80 ish even for the bay. certainly in then we'll see that in for the weekend. look sweet. but we're watching the

subtle changes happen with all of that might see different story. mostly sunny, a touch cooler for the bay for the weekend. tonight's lows 50's and some 40's on the big map. very rough weather going on in the center of the country. look at this. this line is just starting to develop right through the plains states and this is from the severe prediction center saying this is the zone to see severe stuff and they actually have a tornado watch box posted for kansas and oklahoma and also severe thunderstorm watches have been posted to points to the north. now all out there, it's already approaching about 5 o'clock or so. so it's a little bit late in the day. but still, there's enough sunlight and energy in the atmosphere to see something pop up. it's going to active this afternoon evening. here's your seven-day forecast. look at the 80's up there. no notice the pullback for sunday. for now that looks dry but stay tune in. case during the last minute changes justine. >> dave, thank you. check this out for people had to be rescued after their boat overturned. and tamala spay marin county fire along with the sonoma county sheriff's office jumped into action.

this was from a sunday afternoon. and you can see here the rescue diver securing a rescue line in order to get those people out of the water. up next, apple plans on making a major announcement. what we know about it after the break.

happening today. it's the first day of the rsa conference in san francisco. it's an annual cyber-security. a vent and this expo is returning to muskogee center for 4 days this week. speakers include officials from google, the secretary of state antony blinken and a special performance by alicia keys.

happening tomorrow. apple is inviting people to, quote, let loose in cupertino. the tech giant is hosting one of its famous unveiling events at 7 in the morning and let loose is the slogan for this events right now. that's all we really know about it. however, there are some rumors online that the occasion could have something to do with i pats and we'll let you know tomorrow. don't go anywhere. we do have another hour of news ahead for you here on kron 4, including deal or no deal. the latest on the cease-fire front. >> in gaza as there could be some deal reached between israel and hamas. plus, not one, not 2, not 3, but 4 tow trucks torched. why east bay business owner believes that his livelihood is being targeted. i'm justine waldman, targeted. i'm justine waldman, kron. 4 news at 3 is next.

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>> now from the bay area's local news station. this is kron. 4 news at 3. >> basically this shows where >> so guys light up the truck and then by the flames. >> now 3 and east bay business in turmoil as the owner claims he is the victim of arson. this incident leaving a number of tow trucks torched in a small business owner searching for answers this afternoon. thank you so much for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 3. i'm justine waltman. and these fires happened over the weekend and the owner of this east bay towing company says several groups of men deliberately set his tow trucks