e wrong. it's a contribution to my prayer circle. it worked for my friend with the abusive husband. he fell in the shower. um, well, i only have a couple more people to interview, but i think this went well. >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news. >> now at 10, a san jose man is in the hospital with life-threatening injuries after getting shot by police. good evening and thank you for joining us for kron. 4 news at 10. i'm dan thorn. we have some developing news out of the south bay tonight as san jose police officers responding to a man who was shooting a gun. this happened on kolmar drive just after 4 o'clock this afternoon in front of the k and k

apartments which is close to ryan steam academy, which is an elementary school. the person was apparently shooting a gun and was then shot by police and then was taken to the hospital. they have life-threatening injuries tonight after getting shot by those police officers. no officers, though, were hit by gunfire. they tell us a gun was recovered at the scene and police are going to be on that scene for several hours. so expect any delays if you're going to be in that area. to some other news tonight, the sentencing hearing for david de pap the man who attacked nancy pelosi's husband has since been reopened. the court did not give a did not give it up at the chance to make a statement where he was sentenced on friday. that's a requirement for federal criminal procedures. prosecutors notified the court after noticing this mistake, the paps lawyers filed an appear that same day. the air is unlikely to affect his 30 year sentence. but it does give him the chance to ask for leniency. the hearing will resume on may 28th. a sad

night for raider nation. mister rader himself, jim otto has died the hall of fame center known for his durability litany of injuries joined the team and its first season in the american football league. back in 1960, and he was a fixture on the team for the next 15 years. he never missed a game because of his injuries competing in 210 consecutive regular season games and 308 straight total contests despite undergoing 9 operations on its knees during his playing career. he was believed to have undergone more than 30 rather 50 operations most because of football-related injuries. jim otto was 86 years old. happening tomorrow. 2 major roads in the bay area will reopen tomorrow morning. eastbound lanes of highway 37 will be reopening between sonoma and solano counties. this was the final full weekend closures. good news for commuters and a portion of

6 ad is also going to be reopening tomorrow morning at 4 o'clock, the partial closure was one of 2 with another set for the weekend of may 31st. caltrans says the work of fact, southbound 6.80, between al costa boulevard in san ramon and the 5, 86, 80 connector in pleasanton. triple a is projecting more than 42 million americans will be driving this memorial day weekend. that's a 7% increase since 2022, nearly 3 million people be on the road compared to last year. triple a says this will be the most sense before the pandemic and they predict nearly 2 million people will be flying or taking a train. so if you're planning on hitting the roads are hit the air. give yourself lots of time to travel. participated in san francisco's annual bay to breakers race every year. people dress up and fun costumes and they make their way across the city and ocean beach kron 4 sarah stinson talk with organizers and

runners about what makes this such a remarkable longstanding tradition. >> thousands of people woke up early sunday for bay to breakers. race is 113 year-old tradition in san francisco. you know, i think it's probably one of the a long-standing traditions in san francisco. participants gathered on main street around 8 in the morning to walk jog and run to ocean beach on the other end of the city, was like super positive energy. it's his first is yeah, it was fantastic time. definitely saw all of san francisco coming together. a lot of clock ticked rooms, the costumes at the quirky 12 k run never disappoint this san francisco couple. gina and brad dressed up as hot dogs. we money and really recognizable really ran the whole race. and everyone was dog and my kids than ever.

and it's just plain that these girls dressed up as the inflatable tube man. often people dress up in group costumes, whether it be traffic cones or minions was really fun. everyone came out out it's a super >> yeah, really good vibe. lots of partying on the side. bay to breakers at its peak used to be the largest road race in the world with 100,000 people participating. race director kyle buyers says they're starting to see registration numbers rebound from the pandemic. 21,000 people registered this year, which is after about, you know, 20% from last year. so not quite. >> pre-pandemic numbers yet, but definitely trending in the right direction. myers says they work to ensure everyone is safe while having fun with alcohol checkpoints along the route and patrols. yeah, we have our own private security companies and then we work with very, very closely with sfpd crews could be seen cleaning up as people continue to party in the panhandle.

>> need ow. and everyone was dancing and having that have these long-standing traditions are all about celebrating vibrant city. i fell in love with it. when i moved here, i just think it's one of those things that just kind of brings the city together. we're giants fans and there was a dodger fan that we made friends so if you can one thing to breakers is that it brings people together. i'm sara stinson reporting in san francisco kron. 4 news. >> well, after the race, an francisco's all this musical band performed after bay to breakers at the music concourse in golden gate park. dozens of people there enjoy be a free concert by the golden gate. park band was founded in 18. 82 and every year it hosts a six-month long summer concert series. today the band played fun songs inspired by people running in the bay to breakers. >> to say do a program called a cast of characters where each piece kind of represent interesting character like the

characters, too. in the bay to breakers like this. the funny outfits costumes. >> well, if you would like to see this historic band of the summer concert series will go on until october 6th performing every sunday. all right. let's get you a look at the forecast out there tonight. taking a live look from our sutro tower cam. looks like a little bit of haze hanging around the city this evening. gayle ong joining us with a look ahead to go. >> have some patchy fog over by the san francisco peninsula. but we are mostly clear and that will be the case tomorrow. just some overnight activity. but should be clear for your morning drive and you can see it here at sfo. temperatures are currently in the 50's right now. low 50's in san francisco mid-fifties in oakland, san jose. still at 61 degrees and a half moon bay in the low 50's and santa rosa as well. we have that sea breeze going on here. 33 miles per hour in point raise 12 in san francisco. so that's what's helping things move out. you

know, clear out notice and was more sunny today. so you can see it on our satellite and radar. you could just see all the cloud cover just offshore and making way for some clear skies. so here is start of your week. upper 70's and then you'll notice a heat spike. it looks like tuesday looks like one of the warmest days in lynn expected to reach. 84 degrees will remain seasonably cool around the base in the low 70's and low 60's. back to you. >> we're following some breaking news tonight. iranian officials saying they have found the body of the president and prime minister at a helicopter crash. officials say the crash happened in a mountainous region sunday afternoon on a visit to the northwest border. it took 12 hours to find them after searching through dense fog and cold temperatures. we're going to be sure to keep you updated as we learn more information about this situation. now to the latest on the israel and hamas war, more trucks carrying needed supplies to refugees in the gaza strip have been making their way across the pier, which was built by the united

states, the operation's to transport aid resuming this weekend after israel's restrictions on border crossings along with ongoing fighting had brought a halt to the flow of food and other supplies. the latest shipment is the first in operation that american military officials are hoping will scale up to 150 truckloads a day. and all this comes as the president delivered the commencement address from morehouse college in atlanta this morning. it was his first major appearance in front of college students since protests over the war in gaza have spread on campuses across the country. gaynor hall has the story. >> at the commencement ceremony today for morehouse college. some graduates turned their backs while president biden spoke a silent protest over his handling on the war in gaza. biden said he's working to secure an immediate cease-fire and bring lasting peace to the region is one of the hardest, most complicated problems in the world. there's nothing easy about. >> i know what i heard and

frustrates many of you, including my family. >> but most of all. know it breaks your heart. >> rex myers. well, valedictorian, d'angelo fletcher, who is from chicago will address the class of 2024. with the palestinian flag pin to his robe and on his cap. it is my stance as a morehouse man. >> ne as a human being. to call for an immediate and the permanent cease-fire in the gaza strip. >> the historically black college for men in atlanta accounts, doctor martin luther king as in the >> and the president's invitation to speak to graduates who some backlash. >> he told them his administration has worked to break down doors for black americans. what doesn't maine? >> as you've heard before. be a black man loves his country. even if it doesn't love him back in the guys with polls showing signs of trouble for the president's campaign. he's trying to shore up support

among black voters who were key to his 2020 victory in a battleground state. he flipped blue to help win the white house. there are are so many things that are on the line for him for black americans. for folks who look just like me for my family. >> whether it is the sky high cost housing and putting people in a position where they can buy their first home. >> whether we're talking about safety and people being and feeling safe in their community. gaynor hall. >> a new study shows that san jose is the top city for small businesses. the analysis which was done by the financing company biz, 2 credit looked at annual revenue credit scores in the age of businesses from 2023 to determine the winner. the study says san jose has 66,000 businesses and employs more than 430,000 workers. the city jumping from being ranked 7th last year. francisco, not bad. number 2 on the list. still to come here at 10 o'clock water

patrols in the temperatures, both increasing near tahoe. what to be aware of as we look ahead at memorial day weekend. >> plus, we have the look at the damage in houston after hurricane winds paired parts of the city apart. and when we come back, p diddy breaking his silence on the violent viral video. how he's viral video. how he's responding.

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taken to the hospital. he's expected survive the names of the victims have not been released. the motive and circumstances are still under investigation. sean diddy combs is breaking his silence after a now viral video was released capturing him brutally beating his ex-girlfriend at a hotel in los angeles back in 2016 in a video posted on social media. combs says he hit rock bottom. rachel menitoff has the latest. >> so side. >> a seemingly remorseful, sean diddy combs appears in an edited instagram video apologizing for his actions. he's referring to this surveillance taken from a los angeles hotel in 2016 where the hip-hop mogul is seen punching kicking and violently dragging his then girlfriend, cassie ventura. >> i take full responsibility for my actions in that video. discussed. >> kathy sued her acts in november, alleging years of physical, emotional and abuse. they settled a day later. now

some of the entertainment industry are reacting to diddy's viral video model emily renda taos ski commented on the video writing, quote, monster rapper and longtime rival $0.50 re posted a clip of the video and said sarcastically, quote, now i'm sure puffy didn't do it. he is innocent. this proves nothing. this is what his lawyers are going to say. aubrey o'day also condemned her former mentor saying did he did not apologize to kasey. he apologized to the world for seeing what he did. diddy is still facing for civil lawsuits, claiming misconduct and illegal activity. his la and states were also rated ktla. legal analyst allison triessl says combs can't be charged for the assault. seen here, but the video can be used in his pending litigation. >> this apology from p diddy is not only too little too as an aid mission. don't hurt

him in future cases down the line. >> that was rachel menitoff reporting to us from los angeles tonight, the sacramento county sheriff's office is increasing enforcement on rivers and lakes this summer. the goal is for deputies to patrol 300 miles of waterways. officials reminding everyone you must have a life jacket for each person on board your boat and kids 12 and under must wear them at all times. it is legal for people on a boat to drink alcohol. but you can't be the driver. another point thing to keep in mind with current snow belt, the water's going to be a lot colder than during the summer months. >> could be 100 degrees outside. but the water can still be 57 degrees, which which is pretty shocking on the enough exposure could potentially cause hypothermia >> and this warning comes as a sacramento firefighters rescued a man who fell out of a kayak on the american river today crews received a call around 4.15 this afternoon

just south of ansel hoffman park when they got there. they say the person was not wearing a life vest and holding only on to a branch in the middle of the river. wow. a riverboat them to act to shore. thankfully no one was hurt. all right. let's get you a check of your forecast tonight and taking a live look at coit tower. seems like a nice calm evening out there. long joining us with a look at the forecast again. >> hello, dan. and we have a warm-up coming our way early this week. so you could see we have some patchy clouds here, the view from the east bay hills. but we are mostly clear. so you could see some fog buildup over by the half moon bay area overnight. but the morning drive looks clear as day. you can see how clear it is on our satellite and radar here. so here's the future cast model. there's that overnight cloud cover there. and then things start to mix out and it looks like we will be sunny again tomorrow. so very similar set up as today. we have the return of offshore flow. well, everything out of sight. so

bring you some sunshine. we will be starting off the day monday in the upper 40's and low 50's. so 49 for you and santa rosa. 52 over in the south bay and san jose. 51 for you ia san francisco in 47 over in half moon bay 45 in redwood city. we will be warming up to the upper 70's. so we may see a couple 80's in places like santa rosa. you're flirting with 80 same with you. livermore and morgan hill. 65 degrees for san francisco. the coast here notice half moon bay. we'll remain in the upper 50's. so still seasonably cool before we will be cooling down later this week. you will see that on the 7 day forecast. so mill valley you'll see you'll be in the low 70's open. low 70's. and as you make your way inland, warmer concord, you could be upper 70's 80's. we will see more rounds of winds, particularly stronger around the coast and our highest peaks here. so overnight you'll see a pop here that sea breeze kicking up. 23 miles per hour in san francisco. we will start today, but some

calm winds tomorrow and then as the afternoon goes by and evening, you'll notice another pop along the coast and a nice breeze inland as well. and things start to come down in the evening as well. so here's that 7 day outlook. we have some mostly sunny skies tuesday. looks like one of the warmest day. so you could see like low 80's mid-eighties and then the rest of us in the bay will be seasonably cool. you know, like in the low 70's 60's. but next weekend, you know, unofficial start to summer memorial day weekend. looks like we're cooling down, you know, to the 60's 50's by the bank coast. good weekend for barbecues and parties. exactly. all right, thank you tour. >> take a look at this. really great video. a blue fireball. you can see it there on your screen, shooting across the sky in spain and portugal from early this morning. according to nasa, magnesium actually creates that blue shade that you see there when it burns in meteors, the european space agency actually said that the light was from a small piece of a comet and the fragment

eventually burned up over the atlantic ocean. lot of videos of this on social media, which was a pretty cool to see all the angles. all right. weol, right now, cleanup efforts are underway in houston where crews are still working on restoring power after torrential rains and hurricane force winds left several people dead and hundreds of thousands of others in the dark energy officials warn that it could take at least a week to get back up and running. crews are still out assessing the damage it's going to take them some time to replace equipment, including massive transmission lines, which were knocked down during those 100 mile per hour. wind gusts. this could mean another day of government offices being closed in canceled classes for some on monday. and while crews are working on restoration, much of the city is also cleaning up. >> on glass house on glasses and they're over the place. what they've cleaned up, much of it. >> well, that work is happening amid a smog warning and really high temperatures.

forecasters are predicting highs around 90 by the start of the week with heat indexes reaching triple, do it digits by midweek. the bay area is getting ready to celebrate harvey milk this wednesday for harvey milk day and celebrated every year on his birthday. he was the first openly politician in california. here in 94 years old milk tragically became a martyr. not long after taking office and the san francisco board of supervisors and becoming california's first openly elected official milk was assassinated at city hall in 1978 each year. may 22nd serves as an opportunity to serve and celebrate the lgbtq+. community. the harvey milk lgbtq democratic club is actually a planning on hosting a mayoral town hall mayor london breed and her challengers in the upcoming election supervisor. aaron peskin supervisor ahsha safa e and former interim mayor mark farrell and nonprofit executive daniel lurie are all

set to attend. this is supposed to happen in the first unit. unitarian universalist church and center in cathedral hill on may. 21st that event gets underway at 6.30, in the evening. so to come here at 10 o'clock bottle, rock music festival returns this week. how the bay area is getting ready to rock and roll. >> and later on how a solar storm has affected farmers. we'll right back after a quick break. a new study reveals

that more american drivers are less likely to purchase an electric vehicle. that's according new data from jd

power. experts say the biggest reason comes from the lack of charging stations that are available nationwide. despite congress approving 7.5 billion dollars for 500,000 ev chargers nationally, only 8,000 have been built since that legislation was passed. college students getting ready to walk the stage in the south bay. san jose state is going to be holding there graduation ceremony this coming wednesday. the commencement is going to be taking place at the provident credit union event center. this, of course, is happening as a lot of events have been canceled or have been sort change venues because of the encampment protests that have been going on earlier this week. san jose students actually camped out on campus. they follow along with those nationwide protests. but it looks like things are going to go on as planned on wednesday. well, north bay, it's time to shake your body. adi megan, the stallion pearl jam and ed

sheeran going to be headlining bottle rock this weekend music festival runs from friday through sunday. so you got to be prepared for extra traffic in the north bay. looks like a pretty eclectic list of people that are going to be performing. always fun to enjoy. also break up the sun block too. coming up here at 10 o'clock, san jose state of the city is going to be coming up. how this year is going to be different. plus other recent solar storms affected farmers across the country. >> and when we come back, the latest on developing news out of iran as the helicopter carrying their president crashed in the mountains welcom

to kron. 4 news at 10. we're tracking some developing news tonight. iranian officials say they have found the body of the president and foreign prime minister. >> at the helicopter crash, iran says that crash happened in a mountainous regions sunday afternoon on a visit to the northwest border and took 12 hours for them to find the bodies after searching through dense fog and cold temperatures. according to an iranian news agency, officials say the helicopter lost communication about 30 minutes into their flight. we're going to keep you updated as we learn more information about this situation. and this comes as the full-scale israeli operation in rafah is looming. u.s. officials are trying to stave it off in the meantime, a body of a 4th hostage was recovered. robert sherman reports. >> national security adviser jake sullivan making a highly anticipated trip here to israel today where he met with top leadership with a couple of focus is at the forefront. first of all, the possible operation in rafah, u.s. has

been clear that they don't want to see the idf going in and they like to dissuade the israelis from a full-scale invasion there for fear of the humanitarian situation in that southern gazan city. but second, i want to come up with a plan for governorship in gaza after the war is over. that does not include an israeli occupation. us fears without a plan, a vacuum up that will be created in gaza and hamas will be able to fill the void and retake control. prime minister netanyahu said he doesn't want to discuss this until hamas has been destroyed. we've already seen some hamas battalions reforming in gaza in recent days. the pressure to come up with a plan not just external, but also coming from one of the prime minister's top rivals. benny gantz, who made this threat it so much of war cabinet must form a six-point plan by june 8th to bring home our hostages to eliminate the hamas regime. >> and demarcate the gaza strip to ensure israeli security control. if you choose and lead the entire nation into an abyss, we will choose to resign from the

government. meanwhile, the 4th hostage body in a matter of days recovered from gaza. ron binyamin, avid cyclist who was family says was out biking on october, 7th. he was killed that day and his body was taken back to gaza, according to the idf. >> the other 3 hostages recovered shiny, luke and it was kayla and it's gallant hair. the family shawnee, luke hoping all of the hostages could be brought home and their families can find peace. israel must everything that is necessary to read them. >> everything because us to families that are waiting in long getting for the kids children. beautiful girls really and they're waiting in the praying and the whole country is crying for that. >> the idf is estimating nearly 130 hostages are still being held in gaza. >> that was robert sherman reporting for us tonight in tel aviv. well, back here in the united states, 2 debates are set for president biden and former president donald trump. the first one is going

to be on june. 27th hosted by cnn without a live audience. the second debate will be on september 10th. abc will be holding not one. both candidates taking the stage during their campaigns today. >> but as they say, rocco from the skies, a different breed of cat, he's not your typical republican so appreciate you are looking to be over. and if i'm able to do this, perhaps it's a form of rebellion because you're biggest people argue let's be reid. binion said vote this time. okay. >> both trump and the president currently are polling at 40% while robert f kennedy junior is falling at 13%. >> in the south bay, san jose's state of the city is coming up on june. 1st. >> it will be from 9 in the morning to one on saturday at happy hollow park and zoo mayor matt mahan posting on social media saying this year's going to a little different council members of the leading projects to beautify san jose from

planting trees working on the vietnamese and japanese heritage gardens and cleaning up the creeks. there will also be free tacos for lunch. >> well, parties are back to you guys ready? >> today you'll see 65 small businesses that are here in the business district or try to help them make sure that they work as a community. this is all about building community, bringing people out to our public spaces, celebrating all that. our downtown has to offer, including all those hard working on all the artists. and so you're part of that positive change that were driving in downtown. >> and there you have it. san jose's summer block parties are back. the mayor posting this video saying the block party brought dozens of small businesses, local artists and neighbors to the historic district block parties will be held every 3rd thursday of the month. the recent solar flares that caused the northern lights to travel further south also created some issues for farmers, some across the country and canada are having

a trouble getting their crops in the ground during a key planting season. experts say the flares in the storms npsapping global positioning signals many farmers use in steering their tractors. some farmers say their entire operations have been shut down. officials say the full effects won't be known until crops come up. but not all farmers are affected, though. it looks like this upcoming peach season is going to be just perfect. thanks to some ideal weather conditions for growing summer fruit. the news comes after the crop took a major hit late last year. could be all right. let's give you a look at your forecast tonight. taking a live look at the embarcadero. and the bucket. all gayle ong joining us to look at the forecast to go. >> hello again. and we're warming up this tuesday looks like to be one of the warmer days in lynn expected to reach 84 degrees. so very warm when and it was pretty warm today, a little breezy at some places by the coast. but you can say

we are partly cloudy said patchy view there. and we are mostly clear, as you can see on our satellite and radar and that will be the case tomorrow. you could see our future cast model. you don't see all that fog rebuilding may beaches overnight here over by happen bay and some parts of the south bay valleys. but we look clear for your morning drive the afternoon and the evening. so it's going to be a of feel like summer over by the coast. so overnight lows, you will be in the upper 40's and low 50's here. so 49 degrees. you'll be starting the day off santa rosa. 47 in napa. 57 a little warmer in antioch says quite mild you know, overnight lows here. 51 in san francisco. 47 in half moon bay and 52 in the south bay in san jose. at temperatures tomorrow expected to reach we could see some 80's low 80's in concord, livermore's santa rosa and antioch there, morgan hill as well. 77 expected to be the high in san jose and 74 in

fremont and then notice the coast will still remain seasonably cool here at 58 degrees over by half. and they 65 in san francisco and wind speeds now. so over by the coast, you know, the typical sea breeze here we have the return of the onshore flow. this wind coming from the sea. that's going to be cooling things down for a bit over by the coast pretty calm, mostly set for that. the higher peaks there and parts of the coast. but we will start calm with calm winds tomorrow morning and then usual time in the at late afternoon and evening hours. you'll see a pop in the winds and then it will calm down later on in the evening. so here is the tenant and outlook where you can see we're going to sit in this quiet period for quite sometime worth a slight heat risk for you inland on tuesday. but then next week, memorial day weekend, we could see temperatures go down to the 60's low 60's and then they mentally rebound come the holiday on monday. back to all right. thanks a lot. we've got fun. summer news rafting companies are going to be running on the truckee river near tahoe city this season

>> it's noteworthy because last year they were unable to do that. the water flowing out of the tahoe dam into the truckee river is regulated by the federal government and the flows have been high enough to allow for rafting, even with all the snow we had last season. the flow from the dam never met the criteria. >> we have tons of snow. and because of that, the runoff was really heavy. so because so much runoff with hitting reno, they weren't letting any water out of the lake up here. just minimum flow, which isn't rest or aft. >> well, this year, lake tahoe is approaching maximum capacity, which is the first time it's been this high since 2019 water regulators let rafting companies know they can run from july through august, truckee river raft company in truckee river rafting are now taking reservations for both of those months. and depending on the conditions, the rafting season might start a little bit sooner. if regulators decide to increase the flows early. a huge part of the bay area. is the tech injury industry. but

another hot spot is appearing in the state of hawaii from tech trust. a new tech startups. the islands are fostering innovation for asian american pacific islander heritage month. kron four's highlighting some of the growing industry. rich demuro has more. >> hard to believe, but hawaii is the epicenter of all things tech trust company founders are headquartered here and use their money to fund startups. we're trying to create more vibrant economy here and diversify economy on the tourism industry and military of genoa farnsworth is with blue startups over the past 11 years. they've invested in over 120 companies, many in travel, tourism, hospitality, and even ai software is the sweet spot has very environmental impact very high economic impact. so it's really perfect an island state like ours. this is one of many spaces by ozawa is a native

who has covered technology in hawaii for 20 years. i think the pandemic was reset button for everybody, but really helped here because people be at to see the importance of being independent without relying on a single industry like the benefits of a startup based on a tropical island are clear, but there are downsides. so certainly the cost of living is very high here. taxes are issue. business regulations. we're working very hard making those a little bit. martin is here to work appy is a hawaii based startup that works with venues like ski resorts, museums and festivals to create custom apps and analytics. i love the small community that we're very supportive of one another. and it's very vibrant with lots of different events and things. and so i just i feel that everyone's very supportive of each other also visit with van to what you're seeing right now is a place where college kids and people in the public come in and they can game thanks counts for

esports. they provide an infrastructure so kids have a safe place to play and learn life skills. hawaii is the best focus group you can think of you have a million people of diverse backgrounds and economic backgrounds as well. >> and you can actually test out your business practices. your model here, what you get right. you can use it to scale the mainly that's rich on tech. i'm rich demuro. >> all right. be surtotune into kron 4 for more stories highlighting the bay area's api leading up to our special on thursday. may 23rd at 06:30pm. >> happening tomorrow morning, the eat, learn, play foundations going to be holding a ribbon cutting ceremony for their newest playground. >> at piedmont avenue elementary, it was created by steph and ayesha curry. the couple's goal is to support kids in there and live streams. the foundation says they provide access to nutritious meals, reading resources and opportunities to play and be active. coming up

next in sports, the giants looking for a sweep against the rockies at oracle park. sports director jason dumas says the highlights and reaction. >> next.

>> and now kron 4 sports. >> things were looking really ugly for the giants about a week ago. but they battled through their struggles ane have actually put together a solid homestand. today. they look to cap it off with a win before hitting the road again and we had a beautiful afternoon at oracle park. great weather for some kayaking option of going out to the game today. we had

someone there, though, bottom of the 5th giants down a run runners at the corners for lamonte wade junior. that brings in mark marco luciano and all of a sudden we're tied up at one apiece. the giants would take the lead on infield single by matt chapman and then luis, my toast. he hits one hard to the 3rd baseman, but it goes under his glove. another run comes on in to score on the error. giants with a three-run 5th and next inning giants up by 2 elliott ramos. ball get a hold of that bad boy to the deepest part of the park. that's his first home run of the scenes season giant pad. the lead to 3 top of the 9th camillo duval in to close it out. i love the giants. hats. he throws the heat. jake cave can't catch up to that. one giant beat the rockies. 41 their first sweep of the season. they've now won

4 games in a row. good for giants kron. 4 sports reporter kate rooney. she was at oracle today and has the report. >> it's a tough time to play in the nationally west. the dodgers have created more separation of the top than any other division in major league baseball. but it's only may and it's a long season in the majors. this still a chance for every game in every series win to have a major impact. so after avoiding a series sweep against the dodgers earlier this week, the giants got out the brooms for their date with sweep of the season. now the giants head east for the 3rd time this year. they'll take on the pirates and the mets and manager bob melvin said they're feeling pretty good after winning 4 games in a row. i think all along we have. >> we have a good feeling that, you know, we're going to work our way out of these things. we've done a lot better in every facet here recently during the stretch to win, you win. you know, you get bogged down with, you know, to can't get that 3rd

one. now we've got the 4th one. we get off day, probably so the 3rd east coast trip, her is what it is. when is when you're on >> i just feel like we're just going to keep it going at the moment and just keep going have a better starts make it 5 whatever boat we're going we're going to make it door, besting his work hard play hard. >> after getting the call up from the minors eligio the loudest cheers of the day here at the ballpark when he hit a solo home run in the 6th inning, it was his first home run of the year. he becomes the 14 different giants player to go yard this season time the giants for 3rd most different players to hit a home run this year at oracle park. kate rooney kron 4 sports. >> thank you, kate. meanwhile, the a's in kansas city just spiraling. they're taking on the royals was top of the is down by 2 man on for tyler soderstrom arts center. he hits this one into center.

that will land and get past the center fielder. brent rooker scores a's cut the deficit to one next inning. same score one offer michael garcia. he drives this one to left center. >> it's going to go off the wall. royals. >> to extend that lead to 2 runs bottom of the 6 now royals up 3 bases loaded for benny past quien te know that's not good. goes down. the right-field line bases clearing triple that extends the lead to 6. a's lose their 8th straight game. they fall 8 before they come back home to take on the rockies starting and they're playing so well. >> all right. let's head out to valhalla greatest. final round of the pga championship. viktor hovland. he had a good right on 13. this is a par 4. 30 put he finished. 18 under par. through the weekend.

bryson dechambeau he was electric. >> all weekend long. >> this birdie gives him the co-lead. vander schaaf play. so he just sits and waits to see how xander finishes to see if they're going to go to a playoff. but xander, i had a birdie of his own on 18, almost slipped out that put seals him his first major championship victory. he recorded the lowest 72 hole score. >> the par and the lowest 72 hole scoring total to 63. >> throughout the weekend, he was just brilliant and he's a good do so good for him. getting his first all right. let's head out to ball arena in denver. nuggets, timberwolves game 7 western conference semifinals. the timberwolves were down by in the 4th. rudy gobare. look at this kind of a lucky shot. bank is open that gave the timberwolves their first lead since the 1st quarter later on

is a five-point minnesota lead. jamal murray. yeah, we're champions. we're not going to go down without a fight. 3 point game. 35 points for murray. a couple minutes later. campbell's of 7 mike conley. what steele? they're going the other way. conley finds nods reed who find anthony edwards. this was really dagger. had a couple of the buckets as will see right because from nikola jokic one of just too big really 34 19 7 for the joker. the 5 point game. 45 seconds left. now. really the icebreaker. cali misses it. but you've got to block out. karl anthony towns with the gun. 23 12 for cat. minnesota. timberwolves comeback from 20 points to knock out the3defending nba champs. wow. what a game. all right. we had another game 7

on the docket today. knicks pacers winner gets a date with boston celtics in the eastern conference finals. 2nd quarter pacers up 18, andrew in mr. it rim? my got 0. 25 at 6 from mr. little later on tyrese, haliburton. army. and we'll put it number. 26 in 6 for haleigh pacers. eliminate the next one. 31, 0, 1, of the eastern conference finals with will be on tuesday was just a great sports. it was awesome. you know? yeah. game sevens. pga championship. >> got giants. a's is a little bit for everybody. yeah, it's a shame because the giants, rick, sort of like flattering there for a while. then they get, you know, the bats wake up. they take care of business with the rockies. and now the a's are kind of going a's had won 8 in a row. now they've lost 8 in a row giant. 63 in

the home stands a good for all right. >> thanks, jason. ok? well, it was an historic launch day in texas for blue origin, the space tourism in exploration firm, funded by billionaire jeff bezos. the flight delivered 6 people to the edge of space for the first time in nearly 2 years. but what makes this flight even more significant is that the first black nasa astronaut candidate finally got his opportunity to go to space. jennifer mcgraw reports. >> a dream of a lifetime taking launching from west texas, america's first black astronaut candidate has finally made it into space and 0 g has started for our astronauts. the 11 minute journey has astronaut soaring past the karman line. more than 60 miles from earth for the 6 on board a perfect flight. there it is. touchdown of the crew capsule. and here at exits, ed white.

>> this gentleman has waited a long time to go to space. >> in the 60's at dwight was championed by president john f kennedy to become the first black astronaut to fly. but he wasn't picked to every as is most of i most of as a look at the full suffering with my role in crisis was. >> over conversation about blacks and hispanics. and sauce served a and i was prime now at 90 years-old flying with jeff bezos, rocket company, blue origin. >> he finally gets the recognition to blast out of this world and the man. what a flight for him. >> the rocket roaring and rumbling and the noise, that that i would enjoy the and that he did for space wrong made. right. and it's just kind of a really cool thing

that somebody finally gets to go and do their dream and giving the youth the reason to dream big. it just proves that you can do anything at any age. you have a limit to what you can do. not think it's an encouragement, a testament that. >> and you don't have to stop just because it seems like an opportunity was missed a mission complete and dream of a lifetime to become an astronaut. now at 90 years, phrase can bring people together. >> everybody with space missions to say, oh, my god, what place is who workable go back and make the world. >> and we are warming up this week before a cool down the later in next weekend. i'll have your 7 day forecast after the break.

>> take a look at this. a while. deer slipping and sliding through the airport. >> in maui. wow. yeah. >> a local officials said they were exploring the airport but did not know if they were seeking flights to one of the other haha transport officials say it's working with the department of agriculture to set up traps around the airport to, quote, prevent a possible mishap. all right. let's get your check your forecast now. we're taking a live look outside at a san francisco. this is the financial district. some clouds and low clouds may be off the distance. there. gale on giving us a look. he go. >> hello, dan. yes, so, you know, we do have some low clouds, but were we will be mostly clear in terms of the fog. it looks like your morning drive care, especially by the coast because that has been the case. we will be warming up to. so take a look

at the map. 70's and 80's inland 50's, though, over via the coast and low 70's by the bay. so here's that 7 day outlook tuesday looks like one of the warmest spots here for inland communities. but we will be no remain in the spring like a pattern here. but if you take a look at next weekend, that's when things start to change. where we start to see a cool down for memorial day weekend 60's by the bay and 50's mid 50's over by the coast. but then temperatures look like they rebound by the monday. all right. thank let's get a wrap things up for us here at 10 things up for us here at 10 o'clock. we're going to b ( ♪♪ )

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