[static] ["lay all your love on me" interlude plays] ♪ don't go wasting your emotion ♪ ♪ lay all your love on me ♪ >> from the bay area's local news station. we begin now with breaking news. >> breaking news at 10 has a 5 year-old pulled from the water in the east bay. what we know so far about his rescue coming up. plus. >> it's got up and then walked

out. and so. a large group of other students distance in solidarity, kind of enjoying the exit. >> protesters interrupt graduation ceremonies and uc berkeley over the war between israel and hamas and another night of aurora borealis in the bay area. the best ways to see it as kron. 4 news at 10 starts right now. good evening and thank you for joining us for kron. 4 news at 10. i'm dan thorn. we begin with a breaking story tonight. a 5 year-old boy has been taken to the hospital after he was found submerged in an east bay cove contra. costa county fire says the young boy was recovered in the water off of bethel island. crews rushing to the scene earlier this evening after the boy was reported missing by his family. the rescue swimmer eventually found him submerged in the sacramento san joaquin river. delta, about 25 minutes after the call. first one out the boy was taken to a local first responders on scene say this is a reminder of the potential dangers for young children near the water.

>> this is the first really warm day so far this year. so parents and adults who are watching children need to keep constant visual contact with the children. and when the child is by the water, they need to be wearing a life vest and where that life vest correctly, people who are by the water should be wearing a life vest because if you fall and it only takes one gulp of water to submerge and round. >> firefighters say he was visiting his grandparents when he was first reported missing. details about how the boy ended up in the water have not been released. ocon fire spokesperson says a language barrier has made it difficult to get information about what happened. we'll keep you updated as we learn more information. in other news tonight, thousands of students at uc berkeley graduated today, but it wasn't without students protesting the ongoing war in gaza. this comes as the student protesters camping for weeks down, say they continue to negotiate with the university on their requests. kron four's

jack moment reports. while thousands of students around uc berkeley are graduating this weekend, many students here at the un, kevin at sproul plaza say they want to march to so that they are disapproving of the university's negotiations with their demands. >> saturday evening on uc berkeley's campus, a similar site. >> but this time. the cops dirt graduation. we've been out here for a while and there goes a scissor back and forth and universities not negotiating in good favor. doctorate student giannis khosla. they organized a walkout during commencement and during a negotiating meeting with the university. they let from the university had been talking about taking statements in the commencement. >> to meet our first amending the silence. but the statement was very double sided. and so we were making a presence outside of today's session. berkeley told kron 4 in a statement it would not discuss

the parameters of possible negotiations with protesters which have been camped here for nearly 3 weeks. >> it was very disruptive. it was very loud. you can hear through the audio. uc berkeley went on to say that it is looking to close down the encampment, quote, our priority remains on bringing the encampment to a peaceful at protecting the physical safety of the campus community. >> and ensuring there is no disruption of university new messages show up at the encampment for recent grads. students like cash flow say there are proud to be part of cows. history of student activists. so we're just living up to the standards of this university. and expect more from the night from the administration, big topic of discussion here at this encampment is with summer on its way where all the students go. many of the organizers tell me that they are in talks now to see if they could potentially have as a last past this spring semester for now run uc berkeley's campus jack moment kron 4 news. >> tomorrow, jewish and non-jewish students are holding an interfaith rally

against terror. >> organizers say they will be condemning the widespread support of terrorism on campuses as well as demanding stanford enforce school policy and ensure student safety. the meeting on stanford's campus from 02:00pm to 04:00pm at white plaza. ucla has reopened dixon plaza to the public after limiting access amid pro-palestinian protests, public safety personnel will remain in the affected areas. according to an alert sent out by the university. but otherwise the campus is returning to normal operations. the reopening comes after weeks of limited access after pro-palestinian protesters and pro-israeli protesters confronted each other on the westwood campus. the protests and rallies continue as the un general assembly has voted to give palestinians new rights and privileges and he's urging the security council to reconsider its request to become the 100 94th member. 9 countries, including the united states and israel voted against the measure. this comes as a

highly anticipated biden administration report does not conclude that israel has violated the terms for its use of u.s. weapons. the report is expected to be sharply critical of israel after the u.s. is recent pause on aid over civilian casualty concerns. all of this is urgent. evacuations are underway right now in rafah, which is the evacuation zone. >> in compton, seeing eastern rafah. so people are trying to flee west cars lining the streets there. but some say have the means to make the journey. coming up the next journey. coming up the next half hour, we're going to take that palestinian city of rafah. stay with kron. 4 on air and online for the very latest information on the war between israel and hamas. the campus protests and the conflict on the ground head to our website kron 4 dot com. oakland's new police chief got on the job today. foot mitchell's tenure comes as oakland has been without a top cop for more than a year. the

opd a chief is the 14th in the last decade. mitchell began his career with the kansas city police department in missouri and also served as police chief in temple, texas, as well as lubbock, texas. he says, although he is an outsider, he's already feeling at home in oakland and looks forward to getting to work. now to a big story we're following tonight. the world is currently under a geomagnetic storm warning sounds kind of scary, but it's kind of cool looking and it keeps setting off large amounts of energy. that's the sun, which is creating these extreme conditions. this level of storm hasn't been seen since 2003 and it has the power to disrupt cell phone networks, gps satellites, internet services and power grids. but last night, all the i's work to the sky as the aurora borealis doesn't normally come around here and from new zealand to here in the bay area. these are from mount tam. we were able to check this out. we stayed up until about 3 in the morning to capture all these pictures.

pretty incredible. the good thing is right to stay away from all the light that's out there. and of course, this is a rare event. but just how rare is this? we talk with the solar astrophysicist about why this event is so special. >> so normally, if you get one eruption like this coming tuesday you'll 2. regents way close to the north very close to the south poles. but i have many more charged particles coming in due to these combined are options over a start to become visible. you have to know that attitudes. >> so if you missed out on the show last night, you got another chance to see the aurora borealis tonight and kron four's gayle ong is going to be joining i don't know. maybe give a somewhat of an idea is know, maybe some place to yeah. last night was really nice. we more clear skies you have to really travel inland to see, you know, away from the city away.

>> from the the lights and hopefully those that out there. we'll get something. here is that fog cast. so let's see 10:00pm. take a look. you can see the coast here will be socked in right about now. and this is 11 pm and you can see parts of oakland and berkeley and over by hayward could see through that san francisco's golden gate gap. there. and yet even 02:00am. so you can notice livermore and san jose look clear. the 02:00am hour. you really want to be a night owl, that's probably what you would have to do is travel north east, as you can see, even stockton, maybe so. this will stick around that whole 07:00am. and most of the morning by the coast and bay. but we will have mostly sunny skies tomorrow for the mother's day holiday. it was another warm one today. we didn't see 90's that we saw close to 90's of. these are the highs today. livermore and conquered at 88 degrees. little cooler at santa rosa reaching 81 degrees today. and

you can see the clouds this year from the east bay. yeah, you want to go as far east as possible. if you want to see those northern lights are trying to and there's a chance. temperatures out the door pretty chilly in the low 50's in san francisco. 55 in oakland, livermore in the 60's in that 50's. and here's that change. so we're seeing 10 degrees down in san francisco. we have that onshore flow back. so the seabreeze is cooling us down. but tomorrow will be a pleasant day for the holiday. we will see temperatures range from the upper 50's to 80's inland, mostly sunny skies. back to you. all right. thanks a lot. a driver. >> crashes their car into an auto repair shop in marin county. this happen sandra felt the jr auto body yesterday morning. police say the driver may have suffered from a medical emergency causing this crash to happen. they were taken to a local hospital. as of right now. we don't know the condition of the driver. the oldest park ranger in the u.s. gets an honorary doctorate. reid soskin retired from the u.s.

park service. 101 years old was honored today. cal state east bay. >> thanks, jen of serving as the oldest active u.s. national park ranger at this >> soskin is now 102 years old and worked many years as a park guide at the rosie the riveter national historical park in richmond. she also has spent decades advocating for civil rights and racial justice saw skins honorary doctorate comes from the college of letters, arts and social sciences. well, mother's day is tomorrow. and san francisco's hoping you'll spend it union square union square in bloom is hosting a concert in a fashion show. this is video from last year's event. >> it's going to bright. floral displays salsa, dancing, live music. >> and a bloom could toward down reveal made by a local designer. the first 220 moms

are going to get gift. the event is free and it goes from 2 to 05:00pm. still to come here at 10 o'clock, thousands of pot plants seized in the south more on the months long operation. and tomorrow is a celebration of life for reverend cecil williams. the legacy that he is leaving behind. plus caltrain celebrating 160 years of service. what they're planning for this special year. 2

people who claim they were interested in buying a used

pick-up truck are now facing several gun and drug charges. livermore police say they got a call from a woman just after midnight on wednesday. she told police she was concerned about a prospective buyer who wanted to view her pickup truck. but late at night, police arrived to find a potential buyer park near the woman's home. the officers then searched the car and they found meth, heroin and a gun. both of those men were from oakland. they were taken into custody. and sandra fell newly-installed flock cameras helped police track down a stolen car. police say the van which was stolen from the battle was spotted early this morning driving into downtown sandra fell. the suspected thief was later arrested and found with a revolver in their possession. you can see the gun right there. the driver is now and a marine county jail. more than 2000 pot plants and 100 pounds of processed marijuana were seized at a santa clara county property near the san bernardino county line, a special unit with the santa clara county sheriff's

office says they've been focused on this operation for months. 4 people were arrested yesterday and there were also 2 pistols found. tomorrow is the celebration of life for blind co-founder cecil williams, robin williams was also a civil rights and lgbtq activist. funeral is going to be held at the glide sanctuary church on ellis street in san francisco. those doors open at noon tomorrow. and it's probably going to be a lot of people there. and of course, we here at kron 4 will have full coverage of everything. >> going on for reverend williams. part of highway 37 between delay one sonoma county shut down once again for repaving. caltrans says the eastbound lanes, though, will reopen monday morning at 05:00am. some bart trains are shut down this weekend. bart says between union city and south fremont's stations, crews are going to be working on the tracks. buses will be taking over the routes to get

people around. and on monday, those trains will be back up and running. take a look at this gorgeous video of the aurora borealis dancing over the city of seattle. this is some new video coming in of last night's abuse. incredible tonight. and tomorrow you can have a chance to see these again even here in the bay area. but experts are saying it's probably better to go you want to get out of city places right away from the quote, unquote, light places like mount diablo maybe would be good, maybe even farther inland to try to see it better. it gets you away from all those lights. and of course, best way to do if you can't really see it that well with your eyes, use your cell phone cameras or use a professional camera, whatever sort of camera you've got and you snap. and at the sky long exposure. and you've got a good chance of capturing the northern lights right in your own backyard. maybe. all right. let's get a check of your 4 zone forecast tonight. we're taking a live look right now at the bay bridge toll plaza. don't see any lights out there. joining us with a

look at the gayle. yeah, there's actually a fewer energy tonight and you can >> more north years. so i know there's also there's disability up in oregon are ready. >> but i am my family in canada. have some great pictures. but for us, you just want to stay away from the coast, perhaps is. you can the south bay here looks like one of the clear spots tonight and even the east bay hills here there's the fog is rolling. and so that would be the issue here for us in the bay area. you really want to travel inland but we're already seeing the clouds roll in tonight around the coast and some places around the bay. so here's our future cast model. this is a 11:00pm. so in an hour, you can already see some cloud cover here. the peninsula, san francisco, and that they're that gap towards oakland and the east parts of the east bay. there. this is 02:00am viewers stay up tonight. could see some coastal drizzle along the coast and then the clouds roll

in even farther inland. so you notice livermore and stopped in maybe fe looks like the better spots for viewing the northern hopefully you get a chance to get out there and then you can notice a sunday morning. we still have the clouds sticking around along the coastline and bay things start to clear out towards the afternoon, mostly sunny inland and by the coast, you could see more clouds. so of typical summer-like set up here. and then this is simply similar situation for monday. so you can see mostly sunny inland. but for the holiday, you know, we have a wide range of temperatures. we have 80's inland 70's 80's by the day, 50's over by the beaches and the coast. and, you know, just watch out for that cool coastal fog. if you want some warm temperatures head inland and it's going to be another warm and very pleasant. we'll see 90's like we saw. so here's somehow the way here, as you can see your full seven-day forecast. so we have 80's inland for the next couple of days. 70's by the bay and more seasonable averages along the coast as

well. were, you know, we were just in the 80's this week around the coast and our beaches. so 59 upper 50's and low 60's once again. but you know, to be very week we have set up here. i don't see rain and the healthy range right now. but, you know, we're going to be de-iced summer, warm trend while nice day for mom. exactly is going to be very pleasant, you know, more comfortable than the 90's. they think. oh, yeah, like the heat, but but it could be a little tough to eat outside if you don't have a pool or anything. >> well, access to water park exactly. i think that those water parks open next weekend. like that. yeah. okay. thank you for that. alameda county district attorney pamela price taking on major car insurance companies. the da is suing progress event. >> usa, a among other insurers over alleged scheme. according to the lawsuit, the insurance companies have been working with software developers to undervalue totaled cars. da

price found that 69 page civil complaint that accuses the companies of using special software meant to lowball settlement offers to customers in a statement, price says her office is seeking to level the playing field and what looks like a rigged game. san francisco city leaders are celebrating the opening of a% new public park. there you have it ribbon cutting ceremony today on your island for the new panorama park. it's located on the island's highest point and offers the bay and the san francisco skyline. mayor london breed says there's nothing quite like it. >> i don't know if i could never really imagined it. would you see the pictures? what you here? people talk about it. it's one thing but to be in it, it's quite something else. it is magical. >> and the park features a 6 to 9 foot tall sculpture called the point of infinity. there it is. this was done by

japanese artist hiroshi sugimoto. the new open space is part of a bigger project to bring thousands of new homes and more parks, treasure island. and you're blount island. caltrain celebrating 160 years with some new electric train cars. look at those fancy. all right. these 19 new trains will be faster and will reduce carbon emissions. the trains will have more power outlets, more storage and more restrooms, which is always good. 75% of the diesel fleet is going to be replaced with these new trains. caltrans says the rest of the fleet will be replaced at a later time. and today visitors got to explore the new interiors of the trains to get a peek into what caltrain will be like later this year. local artist eric ricketts are from 3 fish studios made this artwork in honor of cal trains. new trains sorry should we were there with that? alright, san francisco's

thrive city hosted its mother's day blankets and blockbusters event today. >> there was a massage chairs, cupcakes and tea party arts and crafts balloon animals, screening of a movie called parent trap. we know that one was the old one of the new one lindsay lindsay lohan, one or the i don't know if that's beyond my time with the other one who which one? well, it looks like everyone had a lot of fun out there today. still to come here at 10 o'clock, what else can you do tomorrow to celebrate mothers in the bay area that some nice events for people to enjoy. and when we come back, the latest on google's layoffs, how it affects bay area tech workers affects bay area tech workers next. ( ♪♪ )

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>> google is set to lay off dozens of employees next month. the tech giant is planning to cut more than >> 50 jobs at several san francisco locations. and this comes just after the company announced that it will not be renewing its prominent location at one market plaza near san francisco's waterfront. the reason is cutting costs and layoffs are set to take effect on june 9th. golden state is partnering with 5 different companies to create a generative ai tool that could improve public services. the tools will first be accessible to just a few government agencies as they use it for a six-month tess trial. if it proves to be effective, the public may get access in the future. governor newsom says he hopes tech could help customers wait times at state agencies and improve traffic and road safety among some

other things that maybe take a little while here in california. golden gate park vande continuing their summer concert series tomorrow. they say in honor of mother's everywhere, they're going to be hosting pops. moms concert. so bit of a tongue twister. so the bell shand the bandshell. golden gate park starts at one in the afternoon and then runs to 30 could be something nice with the beautiful weather we've been having lately. well, still to come here at 10 o'clock, we're honoring a api heritage month. we've got a look at may day celebrations today in the bay area. >> plus, the aurora borealis returns tonight as the solar flares continue. what you need to know about it and to see them coming up. and the latest in rafah as evacuations are underway, proper

kron 4 news at 10. now to the latest in rafah says israel is expanding its military operations. >> this coming after weeks of international opposition and warnings in in in an israeli invasion would humanitarian efforts. news nation's robert sherman is in tel aviv with the latest. >> landscaping, gaza changing tonight with new evacuation orders coming down from the idf tonight up to this point, the focus has been on eastern rafah and the area surrounding the rafah crossing that red circle on your screen is the new set of zones to be evacuated closer to the heart of rafah. people could be seen leaving those areas. today is

currently over 1 million people sheltering in that city. some have been displaced multiple times throughout the war and are fleeing once not enough of that is that we were in gaza and they told us to evacuate to khan yunis than from khan yunis. they told us to go to and they currently told us to evacuate to a one c leave rafah. meanwhile, a report drafted by the state department indicating that is reasonable weapons sent to israel may have been used in a manner inconsistent with international law. >> though the report did not directly accuse israelis of any violations this week has seen the disagreements between israel and the united states playing out publicly president biden vowing to not send weapons to israel if they continue on with the operation. >> prime minister netanyahu in an interview with doctor phil optimistic things can be patched up. >> i've known joe biden for many years 40 years and more. you know, we often had a remix, but we've had our 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. tonight, demonstrations in tel aviv demanding the hostages be released and pressing the government to cut a deal. >> any way possible. prime minister benjamin netanyahu emphasizing that they will not end the war until hamas is destroyed. but there is an additional concern tonight that hamas has been reforming. it's battalions in central gaza. as a result, we know the idea of carrying out a series of strikes in those regions. >> tonight. look at this. israeli police using water cannons to clear anti-government demonstrators in tel aviv. >> there were also a number of scuffles between officers and the crowd. the protesters are calling for the resignation of prime minister benjamin netanyahu earlier this week. israel rejected a cease-fire deal brokered by qatar and the

egypt that would have ended the war between israel and hamas. millions of americans got to see the northern lights for the first time and their lives last night. and you may have more chances to see them in person again tonight and tomorrow. powerful solar storm making beautiful scenes like this all across northern united states internationally, the national weather service supports these purple green, yellow and pink hues are reaching much farther south than normal. thanks to extreme geomagnetic power of the storm. and if you missed it all last night, you're going to have maybe a chance tonight, even here locally and tomorrow night, though, unfortunately, that range might shrink. so let's get a look at our 4 zone forecast downs. we're looking at the skies live. look at sfo. doesn't look like there's any lights hang out there other than maybe unknown traffic control and things like that. gayle ong joining us a look at the forecast again. >> hello. yes, it's cloudy we

hadn't mostly clear skies last night. so that was a great night for viewing. but tonight you may have to travel far inland away from city lights, maybe livermore concord probably a stockton, too. so here is the view from the east bay hills. you can see already socked in tonight. and let's take a look at your future cast model here. and we're pretty quiet now. but yeah, you can see the clouds on that satellite view. so here's eleven-thirty. yeah, we we have the fog rolling in and then even around the bay by oakland. this is 02:00am could see some coastal drizzle as well. so even our north bay valleys, santa rosa and napa even farther east here, too. so towards the east bay shoreline. so, you know, you may want to go far out read more, andy towards antioch and possibly stockton to even the south bay looks like getting some valley fog early tomorrow morning. and then we do see some cloudy skies over by the coast and around the bay,

mostly sunny inland. so by the afternoon, things should clear out. but those clouds looks like they'll hang around around lunchtime for your mother's day holiday. and same thing for tomorrow evening. this is 6.30, but mostly clear around the 6.30, hour. if you make your way inland, a similar set up on monday as well. and here is the highs tomorrow. we're going to be cooler. we're not going see the eye close to the 80's are close to the 90's, rather. maybe antioch is expecting 87 degrees, but we're seeing mostly upper 70's low 80's 50's by the coast tomorrow. here's that tenant. 10 looks like we'll stick around with this warming trend in london. the 80's will hold on to the 80's until midweek, 70's by the bay seasonable averages upper 50's and low 60's by the coast. but we do have a cooling trend coming maybe next weekend. here you can see back to the 70's possibly next weekend. and then we warm up once again around tuesday. back to all right, gail,

overly a nice looking forecast and thank you. >> hard hats, chainsaws and lots of hammering as kron four's philippe djegal reports habitat for humanity kicked off its annual women's leadership. build in the east >> 5 years ago before the first males were hammered into walls. around you, lisa and then is applied for home ownership at habitat for humanity. east bay, silicon valley's affordable housing community since under construction in walnut esperanza place. cody ceci will last year she was accepted as part of altercation and that is partner. will help put in about 250 construction hours to help build a new home, which they will race ace their 11 year-old son with special i thought it was an amazing program. if there's way that i'll be able to stay in the bay area. >> and native on from the bay area. it was going to be a

program like is and her family are among the first of 23 family set to move into their homes next on friday during the nonprofits, 8th annual women's leadership volunteers joined for the first of 2 days, constructing walls for phase 2 of the project, which is scheduled for completion next year. training 19 homes for the rest of this development will be 42 homes here when we're down. and these women's leadership older more than just an event with weather and pandemic related construction delays, these volunteers are essential to completing this project to work. they're taking it to the level. there's nothing like being able to be part of building your home with so much love. i don't know many people that are able to see. >> say i built this house from the from the ground the second day of the event is next. friday and applications are still being accepted for the homes under construction for

phase 2. >> in walnut creek, philippe djegal kron. 4 news. >> it's colorful and fun event was the may day festival in downtown hayward. it celearates wine, culture and traditions through music and dance in hawaii may first or laid a celebration. and hayward was obviously help today the holiday celebrates the colors and vibrancy of the island. flowers and in hayward, hawaiian food featured and also arts and crafts and decent crowd and some live music too. >> it's a good event. plus, there's going to be some local pop ups for mother's day tomorrow at the ferry built very building. this fog cats and eoin 2 japanese american artists who live here in the city. there are art features local landmarks and their goal

is to give part of the proceeds to local animal shelters to help cats. more information on these local head to our website kron 4 dot com. lots of people love fast fashion for are changing styles and moods. but at what price tonight for our api heritage month, meet a woman who's making fashion sustainable, adaptable and pretty cool. the boot kron four's big olivia sports. >> so we called this year's campaign beauty in every stitch. bernice pan has a thing for style. she's a phd in fashion. innovations is an cotton. worried that fast fashion is creating mountains of discarded clothes dumped in places that are out of sight. out of mind. she looked for ways to look good and do good that all 100 billion garments produced every single year. yeah, on. yeah. of which most

of it gets into the landfill or incinerators within one year of being produced as that, the waste that comes out unsold comments. bernice created a clothing company called deploy. sure the garments are sustainable and organic, but that's just part of it. >> and then you can actually take apart. and where it has almost a bike, a jacket. >> creating outfits that are well convertible. can take this each piece is adaptable and multipurpose. we really try to design waste out of office based in london from east pan travels, the world here in san francisco for a climate conference and the catwalk of for earth friendly fashions. >> when he says sharing her id staying stylish while being ethical. >> co-authoring this book and even speaking to the un is actually dress will impact and where your values ultimately,

byrne says we're hard wired to want to look and feel great and dressing up is certainly one way to express yourself. well, now you can imagine unlimited possibilities. i'm comfortable piece to left that is also sustainable in san francisco. vicki liviakis kron. 4 news. be sure to tune into kron 4 every thursday this month for stories highlighting the bay area's api community. >> all leading up to our special which airs on thursday. may 23rd at 06:30pm. santa rosa man celebrated a milestone birthday. bob miller turned 107 years old yesterday. his fellow residents of brookdale senior living center in santa rosa had a celebration for him and kron four's. rob nesbitt was a there to catch the surprise. >> happy birthday, bob. there's been a lot of milestone. birthdays celebrated at the brookdale shunning senior living center in santa rosa. but friday was the first time a resident celebrated their 100th trip

around the sun. it's why health and wellness director heidi gallagher wanted to do something special for bob on miller. >> he's kind of quiet. but when you engage him, he's has a really wicked personality. he's very sweet. and we really enjoy having him here in our community. all miller wasn't exactly thrilled about the attention, ok, answering a few questions for the news or to get the attention of the now. but he did let his grandson, alex on miller twig sing his praises. i think for me it's more how we chose to live his life with and his family and the people around him. the 107 year-old with a staff sergeant in the army during world war 2, he was stationed in europe and even fought in the battle of the bulge. a little chapter of u.s. history. refreshing to speak with somebody who >> literally lived in an era that is is gone and that he can still speak to that and explain what happened day to you. joined by his family

friends, fellow residents and a service member of the army to celebrate his 100th birthday the man of few words, choosing just to to show his appreciation. thank you. you're very welcome. in santa rosa, rob nesbitt kron, 4 news. >> coming up in sports, the giants and reds at oracle park tonight with the orange and black in desperate need of a victory. erin wilson is going to let us know if they had enough offense. the take down cincinnati. next. next.

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>> and now kron 4 sports. well, yeah, a little bit of everything going on the sports world today. some nba playoffs

a little football, but we'll start with baseball because that's what's happening in the bay. the giants hosting the reds at oracle park. now bob melvin was looking for some help from above, obviously to snap giant. you know, it's not a matter of those offensive struggles. maybe the seafaring bird that you're about to see in just a second. there it is. >> maybe just maybe, you know, it give some look to the dormant bit. so the giants, chapman was hoping, you know, it just wasn't well, it just we're going lark if you can shove the wheel. so the giant they load the bases with 2 outs in the first ad. then is banning just to 10 with the bases loaded in his career. but he take the fastball high and deep to center field playing grand slam at >> his 5th homer of the year. the giants, they take a 4 to nothing lead, tell a kid and, you know, actually was some good laughs. same score right here and in the 4th ellie de la cruz was so crowded with that blast out live center field, it was his 9th of the

season. the red they got on the board to that one. but they still trailed 41 to the giants. the giants will be the day as well. >> reds here they have a man in the will benson hits a flare to live randall's right there with the dive and then makes the backhanded catch here in the giant. added another run and the pelicans my job here is done. the giants snapped their two-game the pelican takes off. >> and they beat the reds 5 to one was the final. meanwhile, the a's their fans were hoping that they could bring some look to their team against the mariners that in seattle. >> they lost 5 of the last 6 and they would like to turn things around because they have been playing pretty well before the last 2 series. they're in the emerald city tonight and the a's they were down one to nothing in the 3rd to offer abraham torres hernandez right here who lace is a hit out to right. right here. you see it becomes lauren butler. he comes into score and there you go. the game is tied one peace. and then a couple of batters

later, brent rooker. he gives the a's the lead with rbi single to right here. so wanted one for the a's 2 to one rather for the defense. they came up with some nice plays. everybody's right here. rips the shot to right. looks like the extra bases. but butler climbs the wall and makes the snake. it was an amazing catch by him. look at it again. you see him there. he was able to get the worry. is that knowledge is the effort. same score in the 8th and the a's. they have bases loaded with 2 outs when next schumann lace is a slider down. the left live right here well, everyone was running on a page in shuman. he clears the bases right there. the stand-up double the a's. take a 5 to one lead. and just for good measure, let's show you one more. they put up 3 more runs in the 9th. 2 on for 3 right here. 2 on with three-run homer for jj bleday. you see it was his 5th of the season. the a's, they turn the tables on the mariners and they come out big in this 1, 8, to one was the final. let's switch it over with some some nba playoffs game. we lost art

in the east where jayson tatum and the celtics. you know, they were shocked in game 2 by donovan mitchell in the caves losing at the garden. but today they were trying to make sure they gave the cavs home-court advantage when they didn't at least in this series. so they knew what they had to do right here. you see to the point where the chaos early in the game connect down the stepback 3 pointer right there. he finished with 33 points. but >> it wouldn't be enough. and this is why the celtics. they rallied in the second tatum with the rebound here, his outlet to jalen brown in stride. browns goes in for the deuce to see if the celtics they lead by 9 at the break. 28 for the former county think they broke the game open in the 3rd rattling 14 straight the with the drive here and the layup. plus the foul. and that's a very hard stop. obviously, that is tatum. would you expect the camp they made a little run later, but tatum them in their place tonight. watch this. so the base line 8 right here that beat the shot clock at the buzzer. it was nothing but net. you see it there. tatum finished with 33 points and 13

rebounds. still think they win this 106, to 93 with the final. they take a 2. so one game lead in the series and has a lot of the same in this next one. let's move over to the west where dallas is hosting shay gilgeous-alexander actually on the road trying to help even up the series. you know, lou, conducted in the mass patrick homes in the building right there, courtside, huge game. and right here, okc on a run in the 3rd. is she a in get to the base right here. hit the phaeton. will 31 points for is ga the thunder. they're now on 11. nothing good okc. be fit to get the ball move santa along jalen williams. he's giddy. throws down the williams alley-oop right there. but okc is rolling in his point with them and they made a late run to gain control in the 4th. the man's 3 okc in transition local gets the steal, brings it up, nails the floater there. 22 points and 15 rebounds. luka okc back

within 3. but it's kyree irving with the drive and the lefty lay in here. just 39 seconds left that i fit. they hold on. he had 14 kyree did last 15 minutes at and they win 1, 0, 5, 101. >> take a 2. so game lead in this series. now the golden heart fund will hold its annual dwight clark legacy series. >> you know this saturday thursday in san jose and then will feature 49 quarterbacks by once you've heard before, obviously brought party this the easy one. but jeff garcia, steve young and alex smith will all be in attendance for this one. it's a great event. the forty-niners they chew smith with the nfl's number one overall pick in 2005 and he spent his first 8 seasons with the forty-niners before being traded to the chiefs. our kate rooney actually caught up with the former 40 niner that has to move brock purdy in the forty-niners window for a super bowl win quickly closing or if it's wide open. take a listen. >> windows 3rd i mean, i

think, you know, it's so hard to find a quarterback to that level. and i think that have their spray. so i think there's certainly a bright future for not only him, but the entire team. think got a long, long, bright future. i know he's been close so many times, but but he'll get there. >> so, yeah, i don't totally subscribe to it. certainly there's a reality. but every year there's so many changes in the nfl. the roster changes. >> there's always kept implications. i think that's going to be every single season. so again, i think there's a lot of a lot of great years ahead of brock in this team. >> how about that? how about that half? how do you feel? what do you think is the 29 know. i mean, they they've got the squad they show up every year. you know, it will be the question marks still remain like, what do do with your wide receivers? yeah, you got to deal. deebo are going, you know, deal at you. what? what's going to happen? i don't know if they do anybody get into this season, but they definitely have some big decisions to make when it comes to i don't see why you would want to let him go i'm

paid to eat but to get a that is very, too. so we'll have to see what they boils down to. but right now i'm just focused on the and back to the big game and hopefully not falling plan as they have in the years past. obviously they need to the motivated to get one. at least they have the team to do it for him i also like the highlight of the i guess you can call it a rally. pelican. >> there have been some captivating the audience for sure he when he took off that night, they had the game won. he look, i am here at at our report on those birds all the time. when i'm out there, i'm telling you they're onto something if thank you, thank >> all right. well, we have another warming trend heading our way for mother's day. we won't be in the 90's, but it will be mostly sunny in llano have that 7 day forecast after the break.

>> all right. the aurora borealis, big story in the bay area tonight. you've got a chance to see the northern lights in some spots. these pictures from mount tam early this morning around 02:00am i took these pictures? yes, you can see the bags under my eyes right now because i didn't get home until late last so if you want to get like pictures and videos like this, good advice, put your phone on the long exposure. keep it steady. you click makes it easier to see them stuff. kind of getting the visibility with the naked eye. but you get some pretty nice picks, though, right? tonight's going to be a better

chance. probably then tomorrow. but if you do have any pictures of this, if you get any shots, send them to us. what is it news at kron? 4 dot com i think is probably the best place or senate to assignment desk at kron. 4 dot com. if you can keep that in mind. all right. one final check of the forecast. 10 o'clock hour taking a look at the golden gate bridge. lot of still out on the roads and it looks like they're heading north gale, what's what's happened with the weather? >> yeah, we're we have more cloud cover tonight. so you want to travel as far inland as possible livermore, i'm told, is getting a little crowded over by the wineries. so you want to get there let's here's your mother's day weather, though. we are warm inland back to the 80's 50's over by the coast. so much cooler there and you notice the fog and the clouds will be hugging the coastline tomorrow. but we'll be mostly sunny as you make your way inland. and here's that 7 day outlook. we are holding on to the 80's and told wednesday looks like and then we start to cool down to the 70's a

50's and 60's by the coast. more seasonable average is here. but very nice weather. you know, we saw the 90's yesterday that like the first warm-up, i caught weather we've all season so we were comfortable tomorrow. you know, like low 80's, maybe like if you go to antioch, lbi cotter, but i'm very nice day for mom and your mother figures in your life. yeah, fine. a little shade. make sure you take care of mom. make she's cool and pampered yet. >> you know? make sure everybody's happy. yes, and good luck to all the viewers out there for, you. cool. for for me last night, you know, it was like we we had just gotten done doing what we're doing and it was like what we see in the pictures on social media. let's go book and see what we can get all right, thank you. that's going wrap things up for us here at 10 o'clock. you see in a few minutes for kron. 4 news at 11.