re-sentenced because the judge made an error. plus, lawmakers vote on a state bill. actually they trashed, which gives the way for pg need to raise your electricity bill with a flat fee. >> from the local news station, you're watching you on morning team. >> see it on see, i mean, it's going to be gorgeous this monday heading into a long memorial week are short, depending on if you've got the day's off coming up. and john is here with the weather, i was going to be just in the sweet spot, john, i think not too hot. not too cold. i think so. i mean, 70's, that's my sweet spot. i have the 70's and today we're going to get a lot of those some 60's out towards the coast, which is ok, too. but you're getting a good dose of sunshine today. >> golden gate bridge sitting under some brighter skies. and we're seeing those bright skies all the way out to the coastline for your morning hours will continue to see that into the afternoon. winds

are generally calm out of the north and west breezy a stout towards the delta this morning temperatures are on the rise under all that sun. we're now in the mid 60's to even low 70's that the warmest currently fairfield and vacaville at 73. and 74 oakland and berkeley in the upper 50's later today. it's all about the 70's to low 80's for your highs. a warmer afternoon than yesterday tomorrow. just a bit warmer before we actually cool down the rest of the week, which i'll talk about your full forecast. daria, thank you, john. at 10 o'clock, the developing stories in the south bay where police ended up shooting and critically injuring a gunman in san jose. >> kron four's michael thomas is live there with more on what happened. michael? >> well, this has been the scene really since 4 o'clock yesterday. take a look. police are still here more than 15 hours later investigating this. what they said were calls about a man who was shooting. and you can see this is behind an apartment complex. but before we give you those details, take a look. this is a map on your screens. you can see exactly

where we are at an east san jose on homer drive near the intersection of story road in capitol expressway. this is video that we just got within the hour. you can see there there's a van that silver van seems to be part of this entire situation with that window completely shattered. according to police yesterday, they got calls at around 4 o'clock where a man shooting and actively shooting a firearm. when they did arrive. police did shoot that man causing him serious injuries. he was taken to a nearby hospital and this is video from the scene yesterday around 4 o'clock. as of this morning, we have no word on his condition. we haven't gotten any updates on what caused the incident. police say no officers were injured and the department is expected to hold a press conference later today at 3 o'clock. again, this is video of that fan that they were investigating. not only that van, but also they were looking at the police cruiser which was parked behind the van. back out here live. this is the alleyway of that apartment complex. and you can see it's still closed off. those vehicles were taken away with the tow truck. both that

minivan and the police cruiser. so one could say we believe that they're both involved in that situation as they were under that investigation this morning and taken away for evidence. but again, we're not going to do anything until 3 o'clock this afternoon, which is almost 24 hours from when this incident happened. so as we get more information, we'll continue to keep you updated. darnell, send it back to you for. all right. thanks a lot. thank you for all those details, michael, 10. 0, 2 right now. >> and now we have more details to about the arrest of a man who's connected to a fatal shooting of a 2 year-old in lake county. a 2 year-old child was shot and killed on march 23rd in clear lake and clearlake police issued a warrant for 31 year-old fernando lugo garcia. he was arrested last week in petaluma and now he has been transported to the lake county jail. no bail has been set. the man who attacked paul pelosi in a san francisco home in 2022. with a hammer. is

going to be re-sentenced later this month for his conviction, david de pap was sentenced to 30 years in prison last week, but it turns out there was an error where he was not given the chance to make a statement. and that is required by law. so they are going to get that done. they don't think it will affect the sentencing, but hearing will happen. john, let me see what date that is. may 28. as you may know, that was one trial but did faces a state trial as well. and the jury selection for that is going to happen on wednesday. sad morning for raider nation. mister rader himself, jim otto died yesterday. the hall of fame center join the team for its first season in the american football league. back in 1960, and he never missed a game. he competed in 210 consecutive regular season games and 308 straight total contest despite the fact that he had on the go

9 operations on his knees during his playing career. pretty incredible. jim otto was just 86 years old. he will. a man was rescued after he was thrown from his car which went over a cliff off of the sonoma coast. take a look at the scene of this crash. luckily the car was discovered yesterday morning in jewel gulch myers. great area off. >> it's near jenner and a ranger spotted the car. look at this. it's 200 feet down the cliff side off of the roadway. and so it just hit a trees. so the car stopped, but the man who was driving was ejected. cruise ended up searching for about 45 minutes in the end of finding that, ma'am, laying in a patch of brush watch. lee wasn't in the car. he was 350 feet down from the crash site. look at the way down that it is or how far up. you can see they had to rescue him. he was hoisted up and flown to a hospital. he is expected to be okay. teachers

in contra costa county, every state tentative deal with the office of education for a new contract. the contra costa county educators association. >> is going to raise the workers. day union has got got this raise when it's ratified. it's a 6% raise retroactive to last july and a one percent raise for this year. and that deal allows for the salary for next school year to be renegotiated for the cost of living adjustment. >> channel 5 this morning. a lot of tired people that participated and have a lot of fun in the bay to breakers about 21,000 runners walkers, lots in cost, which is always a lot of fun. and sara stinson was in the middle of it. >> thousands of people woke up early sunday for bay to breakers. the race is 113 year-old tradition in san francisco. you know, i think it's probably one of the

longstanding 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 come together. a lot of the 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 will raise 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 meyers says they're starting to see registration numbers rebound from the pandemic. with 21,000 people registered this year, which is 20% from last year. so not quite. >> pre-pandemic numbers yet, but definitely trending in the right direction. meyer 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 continued to party in the panhandle. >> day's out and everyone was dancing and having that have these long-standing traditions are all about celebrating this 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 with 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. >> and after the race in france is oldest musical band performed at the music concourse in golden gate park. and you can see dozens of people are out there enjoying this freak on a concert in the apart by the golden gate park band, which was founded back in 18. 82 and every year they host a six-month long summer concert series. so they played some songs inspired by those participating in the bay to breakers. >> 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 the funny outfits costumes. >> and if you'd like to see the ban, they perform every sunday at the spreckels temple of music in golden gate park. and again, it's free. if you're out there to sit a

state bill that would have scrutinized a new electricity charge for californians that's not moving forward, which means the genie is indeed going to be able to tack on that. $24 fee or electric bill pretty soon. the assembly appropriations committee killed the measure that was going to look at this. the public utilities commission, which is led by governor newsom's appointees, approved a new fixed flat fee of $24.15 a month to add to your electricity bill. and in exchange, the electric company will lower the rate for power just by a little bit. so no matter what you can serve, you've got this extra fee that's going to be on your bill. california's power rates are the second highest in the nation. that new fees sparked outrage, which is why the bill was introduced. but it didn't make it in. the committee did not explain why they killed it. happening now, fairfield is launching their click it or

ticket campaign. and that's as we go into memorial day. the police are going to be out there reminding drivers to buckle up. and make sure that your kids are properly in their car seats and everything. it's for your own safety. the officers going to be out there patrolling looking for drivers were wearing their seat belts and could risk the lives of others. that happens from now through june. 2nd. police really want to make sure that just everybody is driving safely to avoid accidents, especially on holiday weekends when they really expect number of crashes to go up because the number of drivers is supposed to be huge this memorial day weekend. so make sure that you click it. 10 11 right now. and still ahead on the kron, morning news on north say food pantry is struggling to help feed. people will tell you how you can help. >> and a san jose man gets an unexpected visit at his house from look at this big cat. a mountain lion. plus a littler cat. maybe you these are

doggies and they're your pets and they need some medical care. we're going to take a look at the cost to insure your pat in california yet they go to the stick with those furry friends instead of that mountain lion which was seen in san jose looks nice and sunny right now today is going be a gorgeous what but going be a gorgeous what but how

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>> on this date in history, the world's largest power station open and one of the most fame tv hosts and comedians in history step down. newsnation's markie. martin takes a look back. >> today is may 20th in more recent calendars. the date marks national dog rescued a

but on this day in 18, 73 levi strauss and jacob davis patented blue jeans in 1926. charles lindbergh takes off on the first solo nonstop transatlantic flight. and speaking about turning back time on may 20th the one and only share was born. in 1986. the flintstones 25th anniversary celebration aired on television. the legendary frank sinatra was laid to rest and the world's largest power station. the 3 gorges dam officially opened in china in 2006, the simpsons aired its 4 100th episode and award-winning host david letterman announced his retirement from late night tv after more than 30 years. >> i love david letterman and he still has like podcast interviews and stuff. speaking of big events because we're talking about what's going on this weekend with memorial day. well, there's carnival all in san francisco this

weekend. so that's going to be huge. it's a two-day festival. there are 60 musical performances for that and it is a always a big party, a celebration of latin american and caribbean culture. and it's happening in the mission district. they've got music, food, dancing, crafts, all kinds of stuff. and it wraps up with a huge parade. so again, that's saturday and sunday. oh, my gosh. >> battle raw carnival all memorial day. there's so many things going on this weekend. the weather is key, john. yes, the weather is looking good for it to. so thankfully we're not talking a forecast that's going really interrupt any of that. san francisco looking great today. had it been cart of all today. you would have had this to enjoy all that sunshine, relatively calm winds and daytime highs that will be in the upper 60's and downtown. we are going to see daytime highs today. nice and comfortable pretty much across the whole bay area. that includes the coast because winds are a little calmer and skies are actually quite

clear. a northebly breeze pushing in across the region. we do have gale warnings to the north up in mendocino county along the coast. not so much for coastal areas of the bay itself, though, with are relatively calm winds compared to last week and clear conditions towards the coastline compared to last week. this all adds up to a really nice and moderated forecast 60's and for your highs in sf and for coastal communities elsewhere in the bay. it's a lot of 70's to low 80's at the very warm us today. carlos redwood city, palo alto. at 75 south bay. temperatures just shy of 80 degrees. mid 70's for fremont and dublin. at 75 while oakland, san leandro, richmond, right at 72. only a few low 80's conquered any a pittsburgh up to vacaville and napa among those spots tomorrow is just slightly going to be our warmest day of the forecast. after that, it's a downward trend of temperatures through the rest of the weekend. by the weekend for carnival for bottle rock for memorial day weekend in

general. >> highs only in the 60's to 70's daria. >> thanks a lot, john. it is 10, 17 and a pedestrian has died after being hit by a vehicle in contra costa county last night. this happened on will w pass road and point set avenue in bay point a black suv struck a person there and the driver did remain at the scene and cooperated with officers. we're not sure about charges if any. we just know that that person died. palo alto police are investigating because there was another robbery of a mail carrier and it happened thursday. it was in palo alto, the parking lot of southwood apartments on middlefield road. the postal carrier, 60 year-old man. he was delivering the mail when 2 men approached him and they demanded his postal keys and his belongings he turned over the keys, but then put up a fight when it came to his personal stuff. he ended up being not down to the ground and he was injured and the 2 robbers got away in an older model. nissan altima. take a a

proud puppy. this is a california highway patrol canine who sniffed out all all the stuff you see here, 500 grams of fentanyl. it was a traffic stop in san francisco. so he's at the podium there with all the stuff that was seized by the police. they stopped a driver for a mechanical violation on westbound 80 last week and look at what they found. thanks to this canine. he sniffed out, although these drugs and they ended up seizing 500 grams of fentanyl 150 grams of meth. 73 grams of heroin. 18 grams of xanax and the weapon, the gun. you see there, the driver was arrested. speaking of canines, if you want to keep your dog or cat healthy hospitals could be pretty expensive. what about pet insurance? maybe you've considered it. david lazarus takes a closer look at how much it costs. >> meet zoe. she's 12 years old and lost an eye to cancer and related complications last year. the total veterinary

bill. $25,000 zoey's owners mike super steen. and suzanne, early pay the full amount he was uninsured. >> i've had many, many pets and i've never had a problem like this. it's a baby girl. you know, they're member. the family really don't even think about it. you just do it. the experience taught the pair of valuable lesson as with human family members, health insurance can be crucial for critters. >> if you have a pat and you do love that pet, you know, you're going to have to treat that pat, the american veterinary medical association says the average household spends $367 a year on routine medical care for pooches. >> and $253 on katie's if or when a serious medical issue arises, the costs can run into thousands of dollars. and that's the entire case for pet insurance. right there. >> it's definitely worth it. if you are the kind of person who feels like you would want to do anything to save your

cats. are your pet's life if they got injured or ill? >> california, the country's largest market for pet insurance passed a law in 2014 requiring greater transparency in pet insurance fees and conditions. but of course, just like any other product. >> disclosures only as good whether the person has actually read and digested it. >> insurance, like human health insurance can be expensive. in some cases, you might want to keep it. only 4. catastrophic events. >> as of 2022, according to industry estimates, the average cost to insurer a dog for accidents and illness. was $53 a month for cats? $32. as with human insurance, the larger the deductible, you agree to the lower your monthly premium, ask your vet about pet insurers. they've had experience with then do your homework. so i think it's really important that people do take that time and read a policy, understand it. ask questions. >> does the insurance cover

accidents and illness or accident? only does it cover preventive care? >> and what about routine checkups and pay close attention to the fine print. can you take your pet to any that you choose or is there a preferred network of providers? will coverage include normal effects of aging such as joint problems and cataracts, super steen and early have uninsured zoe because of her age. and because her cancer is a preexisting condition which won't be covered. but they learned their lesson from zoey's. $25,000 medical bill. they promptly research their options and purchase coverage for their younger cat. sonny gray. she figures to be living at least another 12, 13 years. minimum. so. >> now that's the only way to go after what we went through. >> think about that. my does of the healthy so far, but we'll see. look what happened to an oakland church. you probably saw that it had a big fire will now the pastor is appealing to the public for help. we'll tell you what you can do. and california

forever. that utopian community that's planned for solano county has some big name job openings that are proposed. we'll take a closer look. it's 10 25 and the mayor

of antioch is in hong kong right now. mayor hernandez store >> is participating in the silicon valley mayors, china trip organized by china. silicon valley. >> that's a nonprofit that is meant to foster investment business and tourism between silicon valley and china. but they haven't traveled since

the pandemic. so the mayor is now out there promoting antioch, strategic trade, economic strengths and potential job opportunities. the group working to build a new utopian city in solano county says they can provide more than 15,000 jobs in the next decade. california forever says they can bring employers from multiple sectors, including anything, everything from construction companies, 2 ai and tech and they came out with this list of the companies they say are already committed to employing and inside proposed city if it happens and you can see some of the names of the companies they're on on the graphic there. they say that there are still a few years away from breaking ground and they need approval. but if so, they say these companies are already started negotiating their terms they're going to be a ballot measure on this. so you can vote and we'll see if it passes in this year's november election. san jose state

students are getting ready to walk the stage. the university's graduation ceremonies are going to happen starting on wednesday and ending on friday. the commencement will take place at the provident credit union event center. and this all happening as many colleges have decide to cancel or change their commencement ceremonies because of the various protests that have been happening early last week, students at san jose state camped out on campus as part of those college protests. still ahead, we're going to tell you about the big bay area get for basketball. if you love. >> women's sports. now we've got our new wnba team and they're all decked out purple.

>> 10 29 right now and i so enjoyed hanging out in your space over the weekend, john. we have such great weather and there's more of that in store for everybody gathering as we get towards the holiday weekends crate, you have to have people over more often because the weather was like perfect for and scary. that trend through right? >> it's definitely going to be a nice forecast to get out in the backyard wherever you want which is so pleasant, looking outside from the east bay hills, not a single cloud in the sky. up above. look at this. visibility. we still clear across the board. that was not the case last week, little breezy out towards the delta vacaville atlas peak fairfield, some of our windier spots that actually really calm out along the coast. 50's 60's to low 70's across the bay at this point, brentwood

in fairfield at 73. while oakland still hanging on to the upper 50's at 58 later today, we will be looking at daytime highs in the 70's to low 80's at the warmest. >> are all right. thanks a lot, john. 10, 30 right now in the east bay, a historic oakland church was damaged by a fire. and now the pastor is asking the community to pitch in kron four's terisa stasio has details. >> to the >> experience. >> you deal with that a lot and consoling people that went through it. when that happens to you really? in the moment to review you don't have emotions can. >> processing. >> pastor robert lacey junior says in a flash, everything has changed. >> his church, a historic landmark with a focus on helping people now desperately needs assistance. pastor lacey says last friday a massive fire broke out at saint andrews missionary baptist church in opening. he was

inside with others praying before choir rehearsal. >> it started to get hot. in the building and they what i will open. the windows is kind of warm and year. >> and we're in the choir stand the years. that's where the fire started. and the house next door to church. open up one of the windows in the sanctuary. and i heard the fire crackling and popping >> pastor lacey says that he and a parishioner grabbed fire extinguishers, but the flames were fears. i spoke with pastor lazy as he returned from getting food for workers, clearing the burned debris. >> westerly shares of the church is an historic landmark. fact, the history of the church. >> 1916, it was built. by the african american episcopal church. to provide support for earthquake victims of san francisco in 19. 0, 6, and it

has always been. community service center. >> he and each day they help the community with meals. and we're gearing up to help west oakland residents with a summer lunch program for children. the building is restricted free use temporarily faster. lacey says that they want to rebuild and continue to serve the community. pastor lacey says that they helped service outside in the parking lot last weekend. >> they have set up a gofundme account, but it will take a lot to recover. >> our engineers actually looking at the project there they're in the hundreds of thousands. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >> theresa kron, 4 news 10. 33 and the latest developments now out of antioch where police have identified a man who was found dead last week. >> on a sidewalk on country hills drive. it was he was spotted and somebody called the police saying it looks like somebody seeds medical attention when they got there.

they now identify this man as 48 year-old raheem co and they haven't said how he died. just that they were not able to save him. they haven't said foul play is involved. they're investigating. >> fireboat action. you don't get to see this a very often what a great shot and what a great job they did on putting this fire this was eastbound lanes. the babers were closed on saturday as they were putting out this grass fire on your bill. buena island. and traffic was held up. a look at the crews. they got out there. the fire boats are out there. they got on the ground they got this fire out. strong winds made it a little more difficult, but they were able to do so pretty cool to see them action in the north bay. police are investigating because a woman was shot and killed in vallejo. saturday was saturday night on redwood parkway near hands. park. the police got to the scene and they found the woman had been shot and there was a man who had been shot as well. she

died at the scene. he was taken to the hospital and is expected to survive right now. they're trying investigate and figure out who killed who and why and how. and they haven't said anything about the shooter, a nonprofit and is struggling to meet the demand and support local families. they need food donations conference. philippe djegal has more. >> every little bit helps neighbors dropping off food donations. corporations offering cash, volunteers giving their and a dedicated committed to fighting hunger in vallejo. it's really the community driving this and and supporting it. that makes it happen. mary and dogs and her husband, benjamin co-founded faith, food fridays in 2011. >> the non profit accepts donation drop-offs and offers volunteer opportunities. 7 days a week at its pantry on salon away. it hosts food, distributions 3 times a week giving out at least 10,000

pounds of food. on those days, we would never in our entire history. you run out of food after distribution. and we've done that consistently for the last 4 months eggs says it has been a struggle lately. keeping the refrigerators school and even the lights turned because donations all around are down. despite the demand for services jumping at least 50% since the start of the pandemic monetarily and food supplies. plus, we well, a lot of volunteers behind me, but we need more faith food, fridays partners with the food bank of contra costa in-salon serving as a distributor. the organization also provides groceries to homeless vallejo city unified school district's students to keep them fed when schools closed school district academic support providers here logan pix, the food every week and the 2 of them look forward to it. and it's not just because they receive a bad, but i believe because it does them. >> and help them over the

weekend volunteers say their work is fulfilling safina way donates her time every friday. i think that we're doing a good job, but we have a very nice >> women, especially women. and of course, we do come into in a. >> we quote in a well, we get food you know, from individuals lemmons off their anything you know, if you're clearing out your pantry as long it's not will take will get put to good use. and in all likelihood you will be helping out a neighbor. >> in valais home, philippe djegal kron. 4 news. >> it's 10 37 and in the south bay old, what a wake-up call that there are mountain lions and then heals. this is from home security of somebody who lives in san jose. this mountain lion was in their backyard saturday morning. the home is out? hamilton foothills neighborhood. >> is a big cat. oh, my gosh. >> so the homeowner says he's lived here 30 years. and, you

know, you always hear about it, but you never see it just right there. he's happy as pets. one out. >> this is actually the first one. we've we get a lot coyotes and what a deer. but this is the first mountain lion we've kind of amazing. i mean, if you look in the video is just percy is so you just what you know just when he's walking or jumping you to sleep, some you know, just just amazing that how they can move around like a >> for a missing, isn't it? so there are mountain lions out there just to remind you and you know what? my pet story is not as scary, but still i was driving to work this morning in san francisco and saw a coyote and there was a guy walking about a block away. it was dark out here and now she never know what's out there. in the north bay. you know what's coming up? a bottle rock, this huge music festival and just take a look at there artwork. it shows you big names ihat are coming. oh, my gosh. >> stevie nicks, megan, thee stallion pearl jam almog edge

sheeran. >> finishing up on sunday. they're going to thousands of people. hundreds of thousands. well, i mean, i read that door 120 and people throughout battle rocks weekends. so you can expect traffic in the north bay, by the way, if you're not going avoid it because it's going to be packed. >> i think it just shows the power of things we really get behind and support something that we believe in. we can make expansion so this, you know, we've asked views and i cannot support has garnered over the last couple years to bring so attention to women in this sport. >> and we can make this happen and so many other that don't have a team make happen. >> more big access kaye lani and rapper e 40 and they are saying what's coming up this week about what's coming to the bay, which is the golden state val curry's did a big block party for this new wnba team and rolled out the violent carpet kron four's lezla gooden has more.

>> yeah, it's been less than week to announcement of the bay area's wnba team. the golden state boundaries and minivans are already showing their support. some of them telling me they're here because it's more than just basketball for hundreds made their way to the chase center for the golden state. valkyries first ever block party fans like shannon engine me says having a wnba team in their backyard is long overdue. it is a dream come true. it's it is something you necessarily know what happened and it has and we're very, very excited. the couple says the bakries arrival is sending a message to everyone across the country because we've been basketball fans alike. time we're fans of stanford, women's >> and the quality of life just gets better and better and better at the party were performances and appearances from folks from around the bay. the overall theme was woman empowerment. a sentiment coming from the top of the organization be such

>> high level of notoriety together having women leading women on court showcasing was .% really beautiful right now. specifically the and the world really took a closer noticed a petition to get along with during bubble, right. when they look understood there's so many signs for this aptly going, by the they're also incredible and important and fans are making sure to stack up on the balcony violate gear and they're already predicting a championship win from the team. women's basketball just as good as men. basketball. if not it's going to be a time can expect to see the boundaries play right here. the chase entered come 2025. but until then, to have their fans waiting on them and know what's going on for i can see the chanting if they had a lot of threes, it will purple raining. three's get purple rain. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a former nasa astronaut is making his wish come true. now we're going to take a look at his journey.

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>> 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 disappointed most them as a look at the full suffering with my role in the low prices was >> over conversation about

blacks and hispanics. and sauce served a purpose river 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 >> the rocket is 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. and i 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 old or place can bring people together.

>> everybody space to oh, my god, what place is who workable go back and make the world. >> amazing guy, hey, the bay area is getting ready to celebrate an important man. harvey milk. it is harvey milk. day on wednesday is celebrated every year on his birthday. he was the first openly politician in california. and he would have been 94 years old on wednesday. harvey milk tragically was shot and killed not long after taking office with the san francisco board of supervisors becoming the first openly elected official. he was assassinated at city hall in 1978 each year. may 22nd is an opportunity to help celebrate the lgbtq+ community and make everyone aware of his contributions. it's 10 47

right now. we want to get a look at the weather. you might already be looking ahead to the long holiday weekend. i know a lot of people just planning their day one day at a time and it looks like it's going to be a gorgeous one today, john, yet today. absolutely beautiful, daria. take a look at coit. our and you've got the clear skies up above in sf. not that much of a wind either. >> those are 2 things that are shifting from where we were last week, especially towards the coast, not as much fog for the week ahead of us. not as much wind either. okay with that high pressure ridge built up to the west is going to contribute in the jet being sent well to the north. so anything that's brushing right past us on the jet stream. it's just some cooler air as part of this northerly breeze that continues to push in so less fog, less wind. but just as cool and comfortable as we have been may has been a pretty comfortable month so far, especially the 60's and 70's 60's at the coast today, not as windy. so just a more favorable day for coastal areas. 70's to low 80's at or very warmest elsewhere. palo

alto in redwood city at 75 south bay. temperatures just shy of 80 degrees. each well. the east bay looking at some mid 70's from pleasanton dublin on over to castro valley at 74 oakland, san leandro in richmond. uh, be at 72 while a few low 80's in concord, antioch and napa. tomorrow is just slightly going to be the warmest day of the forecast. we'll see temperatures sliding downwards after that by the weekend. it's only 60's to 70's for your highs. that's memorial day weekend. by the way, with beta are not bay to breakers last weekend. it is bottle rock this next weekend and it all looks good for it. daria. >> all right. thanks a lot, john. 10. 49 and the sacramento sheriff's office is upping their enforcement on rivers and lakes this summer. the goal is to patrol 300 miles of waterways and they want to remind everybody if you're a boat owner, make sure that you have a life jacket for each person on your boat and kids 12 and under have to wear them at all times. and also while passengers of the

vote are allowed to drink alcohol, the driver cannot drink alcohol. another important thing. keep in mind, snow melt is cold. so the water's a lot colder during this of the summer months than you might think. >> 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 the warning comes as sacramento firefighters rescued a man. he fell out of a kayak yesterday afternoon ver just south of ansel hoffman park and crews got there and they found that he wasn't wearing a life vest. he was holding on to a branch in the middle of the river. a rescue boat was able to bring him to shore and he was not hurt. >> new this morning plans to reintroduce wolverines back into california have hit a major snag in sacramento. wolverines disappeared from our state more than a century ago as a result of trapping

and hunting. and there was a bill to study what would take to bring the animals back to california's mountains. but the assembly appropriations committee struck it down. they cited the state's budget deficit so that ever today is dead, but they're they're doing in colorado in their state. the efforts underway to bring back the wolverine and they look so cute until you see watch this with their mouth scary teeth. okay. 10, 50 is the time right now. let's talk baseball. the giants looking to sweep the rockies and snag their 4th straight win. could they do it? come for us. kate rooney takes a look. 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 and 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 the rockies sweep in colorado. >> and earning their first series 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 whole. i mean, is what it is. when is it on and >> 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 $0.5 for every vote we're going we're going to make it. i our best and 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. >> and tune into kron 4 every thursday this month for stories highlighting the bay area's api community. and that leads up to our big special. so i hope you've been enjoying those specials that we've done. and then the culmination is thursday at 6.30.

>> that's 10. 55, for monday morning. before we go, let's check in with jessica wills and see what's coming up on live in the bay today. high.

just hey. good morning, darya. happy monday. coming up today on live in the bay, we're creating a delicious dish from bay area. chef mize new cookbook healthy my way is sharing asian-inspired recipes that are easy and fun to make. >> plus author alyssa jarrett is releasing her first novel in a romantic comedy book series all the last behind silicon valley base romance novel lab actually. plus, memorial day is just around the corner. so bestreviews is here to share all of the deals and steals. you can take advantage of it. and as always, we want to hear to have to say about our question of the day. so go ahead and scan that qr code today. we want to know in honor of national streaming day, what's a favorite show that you binge to let us know and your answer could be read live on the show at 01:00pm right here on kron 4 darya. all right. thanks a lot. thank you. stay. >> as a good boy.

>> what all come on. it see chart saying he can train that can command alligator. it's a 12 foot long alligator and they have school for it in st. petersburg, florida. they actually know. and i don't know. deputies could wrangle it. >> and they were able to do that. relocated at that. >> it seemed like he was a say in that. i don't think the alligators trained formally probably appear threatened. no, right, right. it's all in the way you give the appreciated. when you offer food. that's not was crazy. well, you know, alligators in this forecast that warm enough for that and that is okay this way. >> 60's 70's, if you ate. all right. so far, go so go. we'll see you tomorrow. have you seen

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