stop taking farxiga and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of this infection, an allergic reaction, or ketoacidosis. ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ >> today on kron, news at noon, the port of oakland approving a name change for oakland international airport. and as tensions between san francisco and oakland on the rise over this, the director of sfo announcing his stepping

down. plus an east bay neighborhood on alert this afternoon after a mail carrier was robbed at gunpoint. bart service is now back. what caused the commute closures all morning for 6 stations in the east bay. >> from the bay station, you're watching kron. at noon. >> thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 news at noon. i'm justine waldman. we're going to start in the east bay where bart service has now been restored between the richmond and macarthur stations. it was out for the morning commute because of a equipment problem. kron four's terisa stasio gets us up to date. >> shut down 6 bart stations in the east bay on the red and orange lines between richmond and macarthur shuttered due to mechanical problems. the issue starting early friday morning around many of our other ones are not impacted at all. and if you can just get to macarthur or evon west oakland, you'll be fine. it's

just those 6 stations. >> we can't send trains through them. and that's because we have a wayside equipment problem that the crews are on site right now fixing we need to cabling. take a look here. bart spokesperson alicia trow says that bart employed workers to help riders connect with bosses. another. >> public transportation avenues to get to their destination. >> the true definition of a bus bridges when it takes you directly from one station to the next. we don't have that because our partner transit agencies don't have the extra buses and drivers this morning. but those stations have great bus service already. and so it's just getting you on the right bus based on where you need to go. so, yes, you know, ac transit, golden gate transit, west cat. they all stepped up to say bart riders can go on those buses for free at where you need to go to work. >> we need to go the way and that's it. so what going to do? with stay on? i probably

just take both trow says that it is unclear what caused the problem. >> at the north berkeley bart station to reese's stasio kron. 4 news. >> firefighters battling a major fire at a commercial building. this was about 2 o'clock this morning on moment, drive in fremont to the fire department sharing these pictures with us. and when they arrived, they say the fire was extending through the roof. the fire was knocked out in about an hour and fire crews are staying there just monitoring for any hot spots. no one was hurt. dented during the descent and alaska airlines flight hit a bird while landing at sfo. this happened yesterday afternoon. there is a dent there on the plane's engine. alaska airlines says after the flight from boston landed the plane was pulled from service for inspection. no emergency was declared prior to the arrival at the gate. we're taking a live look outside on this very warm friday. here's what san

francisco looks like right now. pretty day out there for sure. we have. >> gayle ong and the weather center with details on how hot we're going to get today. yes, another hot day for inland communities. we could see 90's and the first of the season. if that verifies coolest spot half moon bay, the beaches are back in the sixties today. so a drastic cool down from yesterday. so here are that readings right now at this 12:00pm hour. you see 60's on the beach is 73 degrees over in downtown san francisco. we're already seeing 80's over in concord and pittsburgh. also in santa rosa as well. and here's that temperature change of 14 degrees down. and we were this time yesterday, 5 degrees down in napa and 8 degrees down in oakland. so a bit of relief. but we are still going to be hot in our usual warm areas. and here are the current wind speeds. the winds have backed from the last couple of days. we're breezy. we have a mixed bag here. so we have that combination of a southerly flow over by the coast. and still those offshore winds. so that's why it is pretty warm. it is pretty warm out there in

san francisco. so for the rest of your day on this friday, we remain clear and calm the hottest day today. so we could 90's again down in our inland communities and then some coastal fog later this evening back in the 60's and 70's when i come back. well, talk about your weekend forecast because we have 80's and more sunshine. back to you. all right, thank you. another mail carrier was robbed in the bay area. this time it happened in dublin kron four's sara stinson spoke with neighbors and has the story. >> home security camera captures the terrifying moment. a mail carrier in dublin was robbed at gunpoint. this happened monday afternoon around 4.30, on a bespoke court video shows 2 masked men wearing all black approached the male woman. one point a gun at her dublin. police say the men demanded the carriers mailbox key and phone. you can see her go to the usps truck

to get her phone and handed over. then the 2 men run off. thankfully, the male woman was not physically injured. neighbors called 9-1-1 and police arrived shortly after to investigate. i went down to cul-de-sac. >> probably within 10 or 15 minutes after happen after seeing police in his neighborhood, mike grant went down to check it out. once he learned about the robbery, grant went to check his high-quality security camera system to see if it captured anything useful. >> that's when he saw what he believes to be the getaway car narrowed it down to this. a blue grants as police and the u.s. postal inspectors. investigators came by to get the video. he's lived in this dublin neighborhood for nearly 30 years and says only recently has there been a spike in crime. we've had a rash of crime on this west side of town. with that, something that kind starts to wake me up. grant says he's been talking with neighbors about ways to protect their

homes, to start putting some cameras up to help. >> and alarm systems and everything like that. be a little proactive is what i'm trying tell people. he also attended the dublin city council meeting tuesday to talk about the importance of security cameras, especially after monday's robbery. they got to start doing something. we >> have a lot of cameras in town, but they're not up in these neighborhoods. as for the mail carrier grant says he's checked in on her. she's going to take a month off of work to emotionally recover. you know, we're always out talking to her stuff like that. so she's kind of like family. >> so i stopped by just to make sure she was ok, i let her know that we're. >> all thinking about the postal service is offering $150,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the thieves. i'm sara stinson reporting in dublin kron. 4 news. >> commissioners at the port of oakland unanimously approved renaming the airport to san francisco bay oakland

international airport. this new name has been getting a lot of pushback from the city of san francisco and attorneys are involved here. kron four's dan thorn reports. >> san francisco city attorney david chiu has already sued on behalf of the city. and on wednesday he sent a letter to the port of oakland urging them to reconsider and instead have both maybe oakland and san francisco work together to come up with an alternative name. but the port of oakland moved ahead with their plans and they say that they'll also have a response to san francisco's lawsuit. there are now 2 bay area airports with the name san francisco in their title. >> a unanimous vote by the oakland port board thursday approved the switch from oakland international airport. to san francisco bay oakland international airport. nobody owns the san francisco bay and it is the most identify identifiable geographic >> indicator. and we happen to sit on on the san francisco

bay and we just want people to know where we are so they can come enjoy our beautiful city port port president barbara lesslie, along with other commissioners, says the name change will increase the airport's visibility. >> well, also giving potential travelers more options in the bay area. and a name kings change can certainly do that. that brings that knowledge for people past the mississippi to really understand where oakland sits in the greater bay area and also internationally, of understanding from people from around the world where oakland is. >> in this greater bay area. but the city of san francisco does not want this new name to happen. a lawsuit claims that infringes on san francisco international airport's trademark in a statement to kron for the san francisco city attorney's office says it is disappointing that oakland chose to ignore our multiple offers to collaborate. >> an alternative names and avoid litigation. we have no choice but to move forward with next steps in our trademark lawsuit, port attorney barry richardson has requested for a declaratory judgment as a counterclaim to

the lawsuit. she hopes the court will agree that san francisco bay is a geographic term and not exclusive to the city nor county of san francisco. we were not seeking money damages with that were only seeking a dnclaration from the court that we can continue to use the mark that the board to support. some residents did voice their concerns before thursday's vote saying if there's going to be more air traffic, that's going to create more air pollution in the city. >> but business leaders and city leaders such as councilmember noel gallo said the name change is going to be good for the airport in oakland, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> and the airport director from sfo, you garza terrell has announced his plans to retire at the end of 2024, he has served as airport director since 2016, his career with airport began in 1994 as a program manager of transit managing the airtran and bark projects in the airports. 3 billion dollar master plan.

a search for the masks sfo director will be conducted in the coming months and during that time, so terrible remain in his position and oversee the transition. 2 new leadership. california has a budget deficit that that's projected about 27.6 billion dollars. this is according to governor gavin newsom. and right now he is unveiling his updated budget of that 288 billion dollars for the upcoming fiscal year. this deficit is smaller than the 38 billion dollars newsom anticipated in january. that's because it does not take into account 17.3 billion dollars worth a budget actions. he and lawmakers have agreed to take to close the gap. he's now proposing to help balance the budget by eliminating 10,000 vacant state jobs and suspending some business tax deductions. newsom says some of those cuts will also help balance next year's budget as the state revenues are projected to keep on falling.

the state legislature must pass a spending plan by june 15th. next here at noon, how much you need to make a year to live in the bay area will a look at those very high rent numbers. >> plus, what we know about the driver behind the hit and run rampage that happened in san francisco and what documents are showing about his past run-ins with the law. and east bay county apparently suffering a shortage of health inspectors. how that's putting employees and customers at employees and customers at some restaurants at risk.

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some breaking news now just into the kron. 4 newsroom. it comes to us out of san francisco where fire crews are responding to a fire at a residential care facility. >> this is video from the citizens app and showing us cruise on top of the building. can see the ladder trucks out there. the building 4 stories. it's located in japan town on fillmore. >> just north of geary. fire crews say they got that first call about the fire just before 11 o'clock this morning. and we can see water being poured onto the building right now on some of the dripping there down the side onto the sidewalk. we do understand that 4 people were evaluated by medical personnel, but they are expected to be okay. we're working to get more information about this fire at a residential care facility in san francisco. more details as soon as they come into our newsroom. the alameda county health department is facing a

shortage of restaurant health inspectors and that's hurting workers at some fast food restaurants. >> this discovery is coming after we reported on the rat infestation at the mcdonald's in oakland where the health department ended up having to shut it down. kron four's lezla gooden explains. >> some fast food workers over the last few weeks have been striking calling for better working conditions. one of them includes the al play a loco off of international boulevard in oakland here, workers have filed a complaint to cal osha claiming they have been nearly electrocuted due to flooding the kitchen where to put into it. >> really i. dane and the it was still asleep. 80. >> greasy also they agreed on fire at a california fast food workers. union says the workers decided to strike for 3 days last week. >> looking for improvement. we reached out to the alameda county health department who

share that currently there was not in a sign health inspector for this restaurant and have been over a year since its last inspection on monday. that changed after our reporting and inspection was conducted. the restaurant past received 5 violations, including unclean food and non-food surfaces cleaning supplies, not properly stored bathrooms in need of working doors. it said the because but are they feel for eye can see popping up people about if i feel that we should focus that has on the and brilliant because >> they still want us to run. this has said it is time that that they are quiet. so that is not kill. we asked the health department how many inspectors are needed to reach full capacity and what areas are currently without these inspectors. and we were given the following statement, restaurant inspector staffing shortages are a challenge for many jurisdictions across the state are environmental health

department is working to expedite filling vacant inspector positions in oakland. let's put that kron. 4 news. >> it's friday. we're going to talk about our forecast now with this pretty picture here. quite tower in san francisco, blue skies and breezy. we have gayle ong the weather center as we can go over what's going on. that actually is an important weekend. it's mother's day yesterday. we've got to get some sun out there for the moms. yes, and you know what? we will be warm. well, i see the 80's for sunday, much cooler, not the 90's, though, which could better. you know, we're comfortable temperatures here. we are across the bay area. we are mostly sunny. i know we started off with a shallow marine layer or by the coast, but we are clear statewide with a little bit of them really are in southern california, actually hugging the coastline. there. so we have high pressure that will be in control and the usual set up during our warmer months with that coastal fog in the morning. and then we clear out warmer temperatures inland. the winds have backed off. so we are quite breezy,

but right now we're relatively calm. we still have that offshore flow. so it is warmer wind. and then we do have a southerly flow over by half moon bay. they should kick up later this afternoon and evening when that sea breeze kicks in around 07:00pm and then it starts to calm down. so tomorrow saturday, it will be calm here. but we got another pop in the winds in the late afternoon and evening once again. so the coolest out to be is have been bay. the beaches are back in the 60's where you remember yesterday we're and some of the beaches like pacifica. we're in the 80's. so livermore is close to 80 right now. san jose 81 degrees. we could see 90's over inland. the interior valleys. so the usual area says santa rosa, you may see 90's today and we will be in the 70's in san francisco. here are the daytime highs were expecting to bump up to the 80's. as you can see here and close to the 90's as you make your way inland. so we'll see what verifies layer. but another hot day in store for the inland communities. and

here is the 7 day forecast. so mothers day weekend looks very pleasant. low 80's for you inland 70's by the bay and upper 50's by the coast. and it looks like we will stick around with this warming trend and back to seasonable averages for the coast. at least. but you still see a lot sunshine, a 70's and 80's on the forecast. back to you. cal, thank you. man accused of hitting 2 people including a 14 year-old girl during a police chase in san francisco has pleaded not guilty to all of the charges. >> his arraignment yesterday revealed more about rodney jefferson's past run-ins with the law and just how prosecutors say he hit that teenager kron four's. dan kerman reports. >> thursday afternoon, 54 year-old rodney jefferson pleaded not guilty to 2 counts of leaving the scene of an accident. reckless driving with great bodily injury, evading an officer and driving on a suspended license. the charges stem from his arrest tuesday for hitting 2 pedestrians and leading san

francisco police on a chase across the city. authorities say tuesday morning's incident began with jefferson hitting one person while doing donuts at market in jones and then leading police on a chase across town during that pursuit. prosecutors say jefferson hit a 14 year-old girl who was in a crosswalk outside francisco middle school. prosecutors say a vehicle was stopped to let the teenager cross. but jefferson drove around that car and hit her. the student will survive but has a broken ankle, a dislocated shoulder and bruising to the head during thursday's hearing jefferson made and inaudible outburst when prosecutors said he showed no remorse once arrested and instead went into a profane tirade about his driving skills. prosecutors also told the judge jefferson has 14 prior felony convictions, including one in 2018 for battery with injury on a school employee. the judge called tuesday's incident egregious and said

releasing jefferson on bail was a clear risk to public safety. jefferson tried to speak up, but the judge silenced him and continued to explain why she would not be releasing him on bail again. jefferson will remain locked up without bail, at least until his preliminary hearing on may 22nd. >> at the hall of justice in san francisco, dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> trevor shirley in washington, a group of democrats is warning president joe biden that it's time to use executive action to fix the problems on the southern border or potentially face a major electoral hazard this fall. i've got that story coming up just ahead. >> plus, all eyes on credit card offerings that say they'll give you airline rewards. will go to that hearing. that's breaking down. whether or not that's a fair trade.

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for the first time since 1999 planet fitness is raising its basic level membership price. the new rate will be $15 a month. however, current planet fitness members will continue paying that original $10. the move coming after months of price testing across several markets in the u.s. planet. fitness says it will also test higher prices for it premium membership this summer. the company is doing these increases likely because it's motivated by a weaker than expected first-quarter revenue for the fiscal year. you need to make a lot of money to comfortably rent in the bay area. that's according to a zillow study of april rentals. according to the study, you need to make almost $133,000 per year in san jose to rent comfortably. that makes it the most expensive city in the study in san jose, the average household spends 25% of income on rent. san francisco came in number 4 on this list with the

study stating you need to make $121,000 a year to read comfortably in the city. >> state regulators approve a plan that could mean major changes for your utility bill. capitol correspondent eytan wallace give you details. plus, a lot reaction from supporters and opponents. >> also, israel's prime minister responding to president biden's warning to halt the arms shipments. what's next as the cease-fire? negotiations are at a standstill. and president joe biden back in the bay area for a fundraising campaign. but he's facing a ceasefire protest. we're going to go there live.

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>> protesters on the streets right side of a vent venture capitalist and billionaires house demanding a cease-fire resolution. the war between israel and the terrorist group hamas. president biden was at that home attending a fundraiser for his campaign we're going to go now to kron 4 s charles clifford is live for us now from portola valley with the latest on these protests and marina green. also that part of the city was kind of really blocked off as the president has now depart of the bay area. but what was happening at these protests earlier today, charles? >> right now, along alpine road here in portola valley of the president actually just arrived for a fundraiser. let's going take a look at some video of his motorcade coming down out pine road. the california highway patrol closed off the intersection at lowest rung coast. and the president is going to a fund-raiser. i apologize for

this alarm going off in the background. >> he's going to a fundraiser at the home of not coastline billionaire here in silicon valley. it's the first of 2 fundraisers and he's going to go a second fundraiser over in palo alto after this. now he was greeted here by about 60 or so protesters who are upset about the war in gaza between hamas and israel. said they wanted to come out and try to send the president and his supporters a message. >> and we want him to know that we do not support the genocide is happening right now. and we want the donors to know that we hope that they would fund other things besides a war and the sides genocide. and so we're here today to just make sure he knows that people are unhappy about this genocide in palestine. >> all right. now, the president after leaves here, as i mentioned, is going go to palo alto to a second fundraiser and then it goes to moffett field into parts for seattle, washington. so if you're in the area around palo alto, portola valley or moffat this afternoon, there could be possible delays in the traffic

as his motorcade is moving that's very latest here in a santa clara county, charles clifford kron. 4 news. >> got it. thank you, charles. appreciate that update. all right. the un general assembly has passed a resolution that would grant new rights and privileges to palestine and called on the security council to consider its request to become the 100 94th member of the united nations. the united states vetoed a widely backed council resolution on april 18th that would have pave the way for full united nations membership for palestine, u.s. deputy bus, passenger robert wood made clear the biden administration is opposed to this assembly resolution. the united states was among the 9 countries voting against it along with israel under the un charter prospective members of the united nations must be peace loving and the security council must recommend their admission to the general assembly for final approval. the new resolution determines that the state of palestine is

qualified for membership dropping the original language. that is the general assembly's judgment. it is a peace loving states. and the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says president biden's threat to withhold the weapons will not prevent israel from pushing forward with an offensive in gaza. netanyahu says he will do what he has to do to protect his country. news nation's robert sherman has more. >> the message loud and clear from israeli leadership this morning. if they have to go it alone into rafah. so be it. it's a little as you see the strain starting to open up between the united states and israel over this rafah operation. that's because american officials have concerns about the humanitarian situation inside the enclave that's made over 1 million people are currently sheltering in that southern gazan city. some have been displaced multiple times since the start of the war and are opting to flee again to find safety >> we have been sleeping in the cold for 4 days and there's no place to set up our

tent. where will the large amount of displaced people go? the situation is very difficult and we cannot find a place to set up our tents. where should we go as displaced people? the idf says they already have the weapons they need to finish the war. but as rich seam to grow between president biden and prime minister netanyahu. >> the israeli leader says he hopes all of this will be short-lived. >> i've known joe biden for many 40 years and more. you know, we often had agreements, but we've had are disagreements. we've been able to overcome them. i hope we can overcome them. now, but we will do what we have to do to protect our country. and that means protect our future. the future of hostage release in cease-fire talks remains unclear as both israel and hamas. >> have seen their delegations leave cairo the last 24 hours in tel aviv, robert sherman, news nation. >> all right. we'll talk about our forecast looking outside

here in san francisco. we're going update now on the temperatures with kron four's scale on how warm is it now so inland? we are already seeing 80's and take a look statewide. 88 and sacramento could see 90's and scared to go 78 degrees that we're warmer than las vegas. that 68 degrees a little cooler by the coast. so that's the huge difference from yesterday. so temperatures in the bay area as we speak, you can see we see 80's over in fremont. 84 degrees. 82 in livermore 82 in dublin, rather, 79 in livermore could see a close to 90's today and then i'll step out of the ways you can see the north bay in the 80's in santa rosa. 77 at point reyes station, a quick look at tahoe. you don't see the snow on the benches here in diamond peak. but you see that beautiful blue lake out there it is sunny. so heading out to tahoe this weekend, you are seeing mostly sunny skies in the upper back here at the coast. and this is the coolest place to be in the bay area, half moon bay and our beaches are back in the 60's for some

of the beaches were in the 80's yesterday. your weekend mother's day weekend. looks like another pleasant weekend. now we will start warm inland saturday, as you can see, close to 90's and 80's around the bay 60's by the coast. but sunday looks like we retreat from the heat just a bit to the low 80's in our inland communities. back to the 70's around the bay. and then the coast will be back in the upper 50's more seasonable averages. back to you. thank you so much. bart's future may depend on a tax measure that set to be on the ballot in 2026. >> according to bart's, newest budget deficit numbers, the transit agency will be facing a 35 million dollar deficit by 2026. if passed, the tax measure would bring in more than a billion dollars every year for bart. but if it fails, part is warning it will have to make some drastic cuts. >> i it's just close at 09:00pm and certain stations were closed and no, no trains at all on the weekend. those are the types of things that our reality. i'm not any time

soon. we've got 2 years of that. we know that we have funding, but then we need to focus on that ballot measure. >> bart says the deficit deficit is partially due to declining ridership increase in labor costs and some other factors. the bart board is not going to vote on this budget, though, until june. new big changes could soon be coming to our utility bills. the california public utilities commission has approved a plan to implement a monthly fix charge for many people in california. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace has the details. >> we'll hear the state energy building where the meeting took place. supporters argue the plan will benefit low income californians, but opponents say will hurt the very people. it was supposed to help the vote is 4, 0. the item passes with that vote. the california public utilities commission or cpsc approved a plan allowing major utility companies in the state, including pg and socal edison and san diego, gas and

electric to impose a fixed charge on most of their customers, monthly utility bills. >> specifically the plan includes a new flat fee of $24.15 per month. coming up to about $290 per year. in return, the utilities will cut their electricity prices by 5 to $0.7 per kilowatt hour. supporters say the plan will help pay for grid maintenance and in the long run will make it more affordable for californians who need to use electricity for green technology like overnight electric vehicle charging backers also believe it low income californians noting per the plan those already enrolled in the low income, california alternate rates for energy program or care. >> will face a dramatically discount a monthly fee of $6. this is a fair proposal. >> implementing a reasonable fix charge that help support the fixed costs of the grid. we commend the cpc on taking action today in support of the fixed charge. >> and because of their action today, relief is coming to californians who need it most, but not everyone opponent help

this demonstration outside the cpu see hearing demanding commissioners reject the plan. >> among those opposed shark thompson, a single mother from fresno who says people just like her >> will be hit hardest. i mean, that's an extra $24 that i would have to budget employee loans and our ted to make ends each week side, take a payday loan and then i'll pay it off at next weekend. >> you know it people are having to to choose one of these utilities over food, medicine. and that's just not right. this is unelected board. and this is the first time we've seen them have the ability to be able to come in and set up the state white. and so for me, that's the biggest concern. it's appointed by the governor and they're going to set the what to say. >> you know, 2 or 3 years from now, they don't continue to raise that. the it impacts every single rate payer in california. >> and the governor's spokesperson said he's confident the plan will lower costs for millions of californians as he je ne. and so cal edison customers will see the plan take effect for them in late 2025 and pg and e

customers will see the plan to cut for them in early 2026 reporting in sacramento, eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> national news now lawmakers on both sides of the aisle say president joe biden needs to do more to secure the border with some democrats telling the president it's time for meaningful executive action. even as the white house starts to push back. our washington correspondent trevor shirley has more. more than a dozen swing district. democrats say the border issue is an electoral hazard, not only for them, but for the president, too. >> in a letter to president joe biden, 15 house democrats say it's time for him to use whatever executive power he has to fix the southern border. we are working and are willing to work with our colleagues to find. >> common sense reforms that would actually help fix our broken border policy. there's growing concern among democrats, especially moderate ones that immigration could tip the electoral scales in

republicans favor this fall. but this is not republican issue. this is not a democratic issue. this is an american issue this week the white house announced a new rule speeding up the asylum process to more quickly identify migrants with criminal or terrorist connections and expel them from the u.s.. this notion turn people over away at the border is great. intellectually do in the past to come from top. earlier this year, republicans killed a widely supported bipartisan border reform deal. >> the white house continues to campaign on that hoping to build political capital by pointing to republicans as the sole problem. but we're lacking right now is enough people with enough courage, mainly political courage to do what's right to come to the center and get this done. sources say discussions within the white house over using executive action to fix the border have been ongoing publicly. the president says it's on congress to act. this affects everybody. this is not a partisan issue and it's time to put border security over politics here in congress.

>> sources say the administration hasn't made a final decision on the use of executive action. >> if the president plans to use it at all. reporting in washington, i'm trevor shirley. get a handle on your inbox. plus the best ways to say no work. life balance tips from google's top productivity expert. i'm rich demuro. that's coming up in rich on tech. >> and the giants look to sweep the rockies in colorado will find out if they had enough gas in the tank to get enough gas in the tank to get the win. i am obsessed with olay's retinol body wash.

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>> the nba draft is in about 6 weeks and last year's draft treated the dubs pretty wellf they ended up with brandin podziemski and trayce jackson-davis and this season the warriors will likely only have one pick. the team started working out draft prospects this weekend. that will continue to do that up until the draft and one person who has been in the past and most likely to be involved in this process this year is draymond green kron. 4 sports director jason dumas spoke with the warriors vp of basketball operations about the process leading up to the we do have players who tend to be around. depends on the timing of these workout somewhere in the season. i think. >> historically draymond's been pretty involved. he just he loves to be around this sort of stuff and he loves the draft. so he'll come and watch for cats. that's typically as we get closer to the draft and

i think what's great about that, he'll see certain as a active player and someone to be in the locker room with that we might not focus on as and sometimes that's important. sometimes it's less important. but it's interesting. nonetheless, and he also talked to afterwards and get a sense for what they're like. >> i'll see how that turns out. the giants hoping to wrap up their trip with a win against the colorado rockies. kron. sports director jason dumas has the highlights. >> the giants were hoping to wrap up their road trip with a sweep of the rockies on thursday. and as i've said all week, they desperately need to stack wins against the bottom feeders in the league because they've already proven that they struggle against the good teams. but a similar problem reared its head in denver. it was chilly out there in the rockies field. bob melvin won't need that coat when he comes back. warm out here by

game so that top of the 4th no score michael conforto, he gets the scoring going. that ball gets out of here in a hurry. his second in as many days. it's one to nothing giant, but that would be the only highlight for san francisco. 4th inning, elliot diaz laces, a liner. the wall in comes another run. it is 2 to one rockies say many sean bouchard with this double down the line. that makes it 3 to one rockies. guess what? the ending was not done. there. this time is brent oil. he tagged the shot. leaves the park. he absolutely crushed at the center field. they had 7 runs in the 4th alone. gines only had 7 hits in the whole game. colorado wins 91 giant are back home friday night against the reds. all righty. that's your look at sports.

>> let's talk about our forecast right now with this. look across the golden gate bridge. it's friday. so not much can really get in our way today. we have gale on the weather center with details on what's going on throughout the weekend. and it's pretty warm out there already today, another warm day, especially inland, could see 90's today. now are cooler at the coast. so that is the big change for today. you can see happen bay already back in the 60's as well as our other beaches like pacific got. san francisco is at 76 degrees. that is warm in the city. livermore close to 80 degrees, concord, 80 and santa rosa and we're quiet statewide, as you can see, just a bit of a marine layer lingering in southern california. and we have high pressure that will be taking over. so that's why this warming trend will stick around and we'll have that typical set up during our warmer months where the coastal fog will return this evening and linger into the morning. and then we clear out with sunny skies. and as we make our way inland so you can see hot temperatures expected future wind gusts. we are backing off with the winds where little breezy, but we

still have a mix of offshore flow and our sea breeze is back. so that's what's cooling down the coast. that ocean air is that bringing that and bringing us down in the temperatures but then inland, we have that offshore flow that is still warming us that that's why if you're in the santa rosa or livermore, it's still pretty warm today and we will see a little pop in the winds calm winds tomorrow morning and then another pop saturday afternoon. but it will feel refreshing with the warm temperatures. high temperatures today show it to 03:00pm hour. that's our warmest temperatures of the day could see close the 90's. so we'll probably see 90's today in our inland communities and then by the day, 80's by the bay and then 60's and some 70's by the coast like san francisco. so tonight, though, we'll see the return of that coastal fog. the winds will calm down temperatures overnight will be mild in the 50's even some 60's. so here's your seven-day outlook. lots of sunshine on this mother's day weekend. back to the low 80's inland and the 70's by the bay. and then the coast will be back to

the seasonal averages in the upper 50's and low 60's. >> all right. let's go back now to the breaking news out of san francisco. fire crews responding to this fire at a senior housing complex. this is video from the citizens app. some of the new information we're just getting now is that the san francisco fire department says there are 51 units in this building. and several residents have been evacuated and evaluated by medical personnel. one person has been taken to the hospital. the building is 4 stories. it's located in japan town on film or just north of geary. people are being asked to stay away from the area right now is there's a large fire presence there. the trying to get the situation under control as we get more details, we'll be sure to bring them to you right here on kron. 4. you have a problem staying focused. well, we've got how you can answer no to that question and other useful tips from google's productivity expert rich demuro has that in today's tech smart. >> work and life can pull us

in different directions. recently i spoke with google's top productivity expert. yes, some tips on how to handle it >> soon, google will hold its annual. i o gathering to show the world what it's been working on in ai android and more. how did they get it all done with the help of laura mae martin? >> having those small habits just us make sure that we're not getting distracted by technology, but that it's working for us in the right. lee's martin is google's productivity adviser and author of a new book called up time a practical guide to personal productivity and wellbeing. the book really talks about that. not only is it important to prioritize well-being, but it makes you more productive. her first tip, start your day with a routine that fills your own tank. whether it's meditating, journaling or enjoying coffee in silence. that's one small thing. just a few minutes that carries you into the rest of your day and gives you that big energy, please. the free start handing out energy

everywhere else. e-mail is a common issue. martin recommends an subscribing to an important emails separating e-mails into virtual action piles and setting up a filter to flag important e-mails. e-mails from. >> your manager directly to you should look important and you can do that by setting up shelters in jail and attaching a red label when those e-mails, cummins and i are visually prioritizing another priority should be downtime. research shows that your most creative during down time. so those times in your workout, your commute on a walk. those are times when you're actually coming up with your best ideas. avoid procrastination on large tasks by using the swiss cheese method. you want to think about what is how can i poke holes into it? so it's the smallest possible task that my brain feels excited about. finally learn more helpful ways to say no. >> offer insight into why you can't or aren't willing to do something. offer resources instead or saying not right now, if you might reconsider in the future. and all of those are still ways of saying no, but they help you and the person requesting feel a little better about i really

enjoyed learning from this conversation. once again, the book is called up time. it's available now. >> if you want to listen to my entire extended interview with laura mae martin, just go to the website rich on tech dot tv. that's rich on tech. i'm rich demuro. >> all right. so what are your plans from? others say it's the sunday and maybe you can go spend this special day at union square in san francisco. there's lots going on and we'll tell you all about it we'll tell you all about it when we come back.

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>> mother's day is on sunday. and san francisco's hoping you'll spend it at union square union square in bloom is hosting a mother's day concert and fashion show. this is video from last year's events. you can see it was a lot of fun. so there's going to be some beautiful and bright floral displays some salsa dancing, live music and the first 220 moms are going to receive a free gift as well. this event is on sunday from 2 until 5. >> we'll is never back >> 2 there are 2 new lord of the rings movies in the works. the first film of the paris currently called lord of the rings. the hunt for gollum. the project is still in the early stages. so everything here could change. but the filmmaker peter jackson, who did the original trilogy is producing the movie, which is expected to hit theaters

sometime in 2026. >> oh, my goodness. what's the procedure? >> exciting news for fans of the office. the show is getting a spinoff peacock has picked up a sequel of this beloved tv series. it features an entirely new cast of characters who are working to save a dying midwestern newspaper production is set to start in july. and finally, a newly discovered prehistoric animal species to talk about. now it's giving us a better picture of how mammals evolved over the extinction of dinosaurs. the new species is called nolito code lydae. it belonged to a group of animals which are believed to be the ancestors to all modern hoofed animals like deer cows and

pigs. the fossilized skull and jaws of the new species was discovered from rocks and southern colorado dating back to just after the extinction of dinosaurs. it's roughly the size of a chinchilla. that's it from the newsroom today. have a great weekend. i'm justine waldman ball. see you again during kron. 4 news at 2, 3, >> but for now live in the bay is next.