>> now the problem morning news concern, homeowners packed a town hall last night in the east bay as they start to lose their home insurance policies. plus multiple students at a middle school in nevada arrested after a fight broke out. some had to be taken to the hospital. and a

warning to milpitas residents after reports of another mountain lion sighting will have more. what officials are now doing right path. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning far. >> well, good thursday morning and thank you for waking with us bright and early for the kron. 4 morning news. >> here on thursday, may 30th. i'm reyna harvey. all right. well, we want to get a look at weather and see what's going on out there. the weekend is fastly approaching. john, good morning. sure is a night. that's okay. okay at the weekend gets here little quick and we get a chance to enjoy some of the sunshine. >> a big switch up this weekend from what we saw for memorial day weekend, which as you remember, was a little cooler than average for this time of year. this upcoming weekend. nothing cool about it. we are on the warmer trend now in today and tomorrow actually going to be our warmest days looking outside at the golden gate bridge skies are crystal clear out

there. not really seeing a lot of cloud cover. so repeat of yesterday in that regard. and that's the way we should stay for much of the morning. now, as far as skies go, they do remain dry through this weekend's forecast to go ahead. plans some outdoor activities, maybe find some shade for. that's only thing you've got to worry about. winds from the north cutting off a little bit of that ocean access to the delta. still have that delta breeze this morning. but look at that. it's actually a wind out of the north up there. so that is cutting off a little that ocean cool there. as i mentioned now, temperatures in the 40's to 50's currently. bret, would pittsburgh being the exceptions really warm inland? brett would only dropping to about 70 degrees overnight last night. so if you have the windows open, you didn't have much of that cool air pushing on in into the afternoon today. as i mentioned, one of the hottest days of this forecast near if not to 90 degrees for inland spots. bayshore cities in some cases getting close to the 80 degree mark. now, as far as our roads go yesterday at this

time, talking about big issue in san jose. we don't have any of that this morning. no major hot spots popping up. if your bridges, they're rolling along a, ok? so this is a nice note for your thursday morning commute. entering the latter half of the week with some pretty nice conditions. lots of sunshine here in just a few minutes. and while so far, anyway, some easy commute conditions right right? john, thank you for that. we'll begin this morning with breaking news of castro valley. a public market. >> on up in flames in right now, alameda county firefighters. we're going to try to put the fire out, started around 3 this morning and it quickly grew in size. >> dozens of firefighters are on scene. writer on the building. witnesses tell us it's a market where multiple vendors sell their goods and that this is going to be a huge loss to the community. we have problems. michael thomas headed to the scene and he's going to have a live report coming 5.30. so make sure you stick with us. the homeowners insurance crisis hitting the community of of renda pretty

hard. major insurance providers like state farm of already started canceling policies sign wildfire. danger last night the city hosted a town hall for homeowners ask questions about their insurance policies. the 12 for sara stinson explains. many people went home, disappointed. >> homeowners here in orinda tell me they've either been dropped by their home insurance company or they're on the brink of that. many saying they are desperate for answers and solutions. that's basically why i came to see my worst fears were realized and they are. her brown is one of thousands of bay area homeowners experiencing the statewide insurance crisis. first hand. he's lived in orinda for 30 years and recently got told by his home insurance provider that he's being dropped this fall. don't have a plan right now. brown in more than 100 others packed into the library auditorium wednesday night for a town hall with the state department of insurance and the renda mayor, darlene been very, very

hard hit. we were one of the hardest hit communities and but it, but it is very emotional. insurance providers say they are not renewing thousands of policies due to wildfire risk. state farm alone is set to cancel 30,000 insurance is statewide. >> nearly 2000 of them in orinda think it's really, really hard and it's it's terrible when you get dropped. the state does offer a policy for homeowners who are unable to get insured in the marketplace. it's supposed to be a temporary safety net, but the commissioner's office says 1000 people are applying for it every day. the deputy commissioner explained the state's ongoing plan to stabilize the insurance market. the california sustainable insurance strategy includes requiring insurance companies to write no less 85% of homes and businesses in distressed areas that are identified by the insurance commissioner. the state hopes to complete several reforms by december of this year. but some say that's too late

patients are dying on the side of the road. and there are your way from getting to the hospital. and we simply keep moving as fast as possible because this is very real is very worrisome. even handed out this flyer here at the town hall for the second annual wildfire prevention and safety fair is this saturday. it's at the community park and it starts at 10 30. i'm sara stinson reporting in orinda kron. 4 news. >> multiple aerial rescues in sonoma county county sheriff's office says a rescue 3 mountain bikers inside try one and adele state park all just hours from one another. all bikers were transported to the authorities have identified the man shot and killed in belmont last friday as 27 year-old the anthony gate in from san francisco. the shooting happened right near irwin and hiller streets just off a one on one. police said the victim was shot several times. investigators are still

searching for a suspect. and of the east bay. one man is dead and another in the hospital following a shooting that happened in oakland. so this is at video shows police tuesday night on foothill boulevard right near the stanley exit off of 5.80, when police arrive. they say they found one man who'd been shot. he died at the hospital. the second man later showed up at the hospital. he's expected to survive. motive into the shooting is being investigated. now. comes out 6 decades after he was found guilty. scott peterson is getting another shot at freedom as lawyers are now working on getting dna evidence. they say we're prove his innocence. nesbitt has that story. scott peterson and his lawyers are asking for access to dna that they say will prove lacy was still alive. with pearson left their modesto home to go fishing. 22 years ago. >> on wednesday, the judge allowed access to dna testing of one item. it's been 22

years since the bodies of laci peterson and her unborn child. conner washed ashore in san francisco bay, her husband and the man convicted of her murder appeared in court via zoom wednesday. peterson's lawyers, but the los angeles innocence project have filed motions for access to dna evidence they say will prove laci was alive on december 24th and vanish. while peterson was away fishing in san francisco bay, prosecutors with the san mateo da's office have refused to hand over dna evidence unless court ordered on wednesday. judge elizabeth hill ruled that a piece of duct tape down the lacey's pants will be able to be tested. but then i dna testing on 13 other items. peterson's lawyers also claim shoddy police work saying the modesto police department's original investigation allegedly suppressed and lost court documents. they also claim that eyewitnesses who saw laci walking in the neighborhood at times after her husband left modesto, were never interviewed by police. scott peterson is being held at mule creek state prison about an hour east of sacramento. the san mateo district attorneys

office will now need to consult with the ags office to determine what lab will do. the dna testing reporting in redwood city. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. >> well, investigators have arrested a man who they say assaulted another man in a light rail station morning deputies. assault happened yesterday afternoon on the platform of the vta station in san jose right near children's discovery museum the suspect then reportedly when home and barricaded himself, deputies say they were able to negotiate with the man under arrest him. deputies say the victim took himself to the hospital. no word on his condition. it's not clear what prompted that attack. redwood city, a woman was arrested after a car was set on fire. police say that fire broke out right in the parking lot of second avenue. you have a one-on-one, a witness later show police video of the woman allegedly starting that fire. she was found a book charges of arson and resisting arrest. well, the san francisco sheriff's office defending their use of chemical agents

during a training exercise. it ended up spreading to a nearby elementary school. this after san francisco chronicle report indicating the chemicals used by the office were decades old. it happened last tuesday, 20 students and a teacher at foothill elementary school experience burning sensations on their faces scratchy throat that has multiple law enforcement agencies were conducting a training exercise at a county jail in san bruno. sheriff's office said uc berkeley police department bought the chemicals. and while the office believe the canisters have been pulled from storage, appears to be no greater health risk and using a new product. mateo county supervisor david canepa says this should never happen again. >> were in 2024. there has to be protocols and processes in place way. now what deeply deeply more alarm is that now we find out that was a multi

agency >> you know, police, various police departments and that we're looking at canisters that are from the 1960's that would disposed. >> well, the sheriff's office said last week that they are pausing all chemical agent training classes while they review that incident. and 8 middle school students have been arrested in connection to a fight at a middle school in a bottle. police say the fight happened last friday at sinaloa middle school. well, the group of students assaulted another student. second student stepped in to stop the fight and was also hurt. both of the v.ctims had to go to the hospital. the students arrested are now in juvenile hall. ok, take a look at this. as police reporting another mountain lion sighting. they say this video is from 4.30, yesterday morning right near the area. fear metal way. police are still looking for this big cat. it's actually the second cat sighting in the piece. this one spot in a mobile home park on dixon landing road.

officials used drones with thermal imaging to try and find the big cat. they couldn't track it down. bakery well known for og doughnuts and muffins closing their sandwiches, go location this weekend. 3rd culture bakery sent out an email to customers announcing its inner sunset location will close after sunday, june 2nd, the store on irving street first opened back in 2022. owners say they decide to sell it because of persistent challenge. eason find means retaining to employees. 3rd culture as to other locations in the bay ones in berkeley. there's a lot creek. still ahead, the kron morning news. a bill banning transgender and lgbtq notification policies. >> takes a huge step forward. plus, it's an oakland team up and go after their landlord. but what they're calling dangerous, living conditions. and expect to see some improvements at stations on slate. what changes travelers slate. what changes travelers could see in the near future. i'll be honest.

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we're here for things you know today and it's an open are suing their landlord for an fix repairs. top of that, the building has power for months following a fire back in january. one tenant says while electricity restored to most of the units, some are running on a generator. that's a which is the leaders say they're seeing progress when it comes in drug-related arrest. police say they've made around 3,000 arrests and seized 200 kilos narcotics over the past year. most of the drugs seized were fentanyl and meth. one the students at stanford held a

march in protest yesterday, mainly in response to the reason israeli strikes on the gaza city of rafah killed dozens of people. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu called the attack a mistake. upsetting some protesters, lawmakers to a bill that forbid school district notify parents if their kids identify as transgender or come out as lgbtq+, this will prevent teachers outing students to their parents. argue could be harmful to students. mentat health. others say it keeps parents aware of what's going on with their children. i want to get moving today. we got to get a check of weather. it has been a warm so it cheered on what it has been. yeah. >> we had such a cool memorial day weekend. that is over. we are looking at the heat now at the coast this morning. you do have the faintest layer of cool ocean air and the u.s.. >> a little bit of that gray, but it's not going to last a very thin veil of marine there. and it's not intruding very far inland. and that does

contribute to what will be a sunny and warmer day today with some inland 80's to even low 90's that low to our north will. it's done accident. the region and high pressure. ridge is in now. this is going to add up to today and tomorrow being the hottest days of the forecast dry and sunny weekend, but not quite as hot into the upcoming weekend itself. now skies this morning are nice and clear. you can see that here in future cast tomorrow is going to be just as clear and just as high after that, we do cool things off a little bit to saturday. you do see the return of a little bit of ocean cool there in the form of some of that low gray pushing into the bay. that's going to bring temperatures down to a nice and moderated daytime high down in the low 80's for most of us inland by saturday into sunday. so honestly, this forecast adds up pretty well for those of you that our summer lovers and let a little bit of that sunshine and warmth to date 60's and 70's and san francisco 60's right along the coastline. pretty cool out

there. ocean temperatures are really chilly. that's kept our coastal areas down. kind of cool. carlos at 79 redwood city, 80 degrees south bay temperatures mostly in the mid 80's, although getting close to 90 los gatos saratoga and morgan hill livermore. also 87 today. that's a big bump in temperatures. hey, we're at 78 while oakland, a warm 75 concord, real close to 90 and a few 90's and pittsburg, antioch and vacaville at 90 or 92 degrees today. let's get you a look ahead tomorrow. a little bit cooler in some inland spots. honestly will still be hovering right around 90 degrees for warmest of chest as hot. many cases saturday and sunday. we do take a dip in temps, though, low 80's on the average in london, 70's by the bay shore. nice forecast for the weekend. temperatures will climb yet again into next week by next wednesday, many inland areas right back to those low 90's. as for your roads, things out there rolling along just fine. we are looking at a smooth

forecast across the bay bridge. 8 minutes to get your cross right now. and a nice sunrise about to take shape there in the dittance. san mateo bridge kind of busy. tuned in to sup 8. it might be a busy morning commute as of now, there's no backups but do anticipate traffic to be picking up here in just a few minutes. great. thank you, john. mateo county seeing an increase in the number of people that are living on the street, according to their latest count in january, more than 2100 people were experiencing homelessness. that's an 18% up tick compared to the previous year. officials also say they also saw an increase people receiving shelter in emergency facilities. >> redwood city has the most homeless people in the county follow at the and then the unincorporated land right along the coast. muti is receiving almost 5 million dollars to help improve access stations for people disabilities. the federal transit administration has given the agency 4.6 million

dollars to help build platforms. saw real chair rams at 5 light rail stops. those talks are going to be right along the a church and ocean view light. so prices continue to climb. a bill of the state capitol aims to level the playing field or families. the state assembly passed a bill yesterday preventing some big corporations combined. single-family homes turn them into rentals was authored by assembly member alex lee, who represents parts of alameda and contra costa county. the bill now heads to the state senate. turning now to the trump hush money trial in new york city. jury began deliberations yesterday, but no verdict has come out. washington correspondent basil john joins us live with the very latest. good morning, basil. >> well, rain a good morning. the jury was dismissed yesterday around 4 o'clock in the afternoon. and now the jurors must consider all 34 felony counts of falsifying% business records and the

jurors must be unanimous to convict. >> former president donald trump and the rest of the country must now wait for the 12 jurors to deliver a verdict in the hush money trial. we already have to wait outside the courtroom yesterday. trump continue to accuse the judge of putting him into unfair situation. if we had a fair chance, the jury will determine whether trump is guilty of 34 felony charges of falsifying business records involving hush money payments to adult film star stormy daniels before the 2016 presidential election. the jurors have to talk about who they believe who they disbelief, why they just believe why they believe georgetown law professor gregory mize says this could be a lengthy deliberation, how much the jurors need to consider. it is a big task. but i i think anything's possible. >> and i i i wouldn't dare predict. what's going to

happen in this case. >> court starts up at 9.30 this morning. and the judge has offered the jury to work until 06:00pm each day going forward. reporting live in new york city and basil john. all right, basil, we'll be watching this as well. so thank you for that update. coming on the kron morning news, a cowboy in the east bay arrested after pulling out his phone to record police. we'll talk more about this and a community college program in pittsburgh wants to help high school students get college credits. we'll have more

>> san francisco, a crash led to this dramatic scene at fish and brannan streets. firefighters say a car hit a fire hydrant around noon yesterday. the driver was treated for non-life-threatening injuries. with the rising cost childcare in california. san francisco's mayoral candidate mark farrell trying to change all that. he's in a house a press conference today to announce its plans to establish universal health care for children in san francisco, farrell says state reimbursement rates fill to cover the true cost of care. great financial strains on the area. families family spent an average nearly $40,000 annually, infant preschool care. major policy announcement is set for 10:00am hopes to tackle the growing child care crisis in the city. and the north bay, a pretty popular nonprofit conservation corps north bay. are they prepared to help their community in need by providing on-the-job training underserved youth? looking for a career in conservation. everybody paid on-the-job training, non-profit hopes to

repair young adults for the workforce. ahead. trainees are between the age of 18 to 30, typically low income or an employee, the nonprofit c e o angel minor says services involved paid training for green jobs along with wraparound support, ensure participants basic needs are met. there are pretty popular. asian grocery chain is finally open in the east bay. kareen grocery store h mart is opening in pleasanton. this marked area's 4th location. stores open at the dublin retail center right next to the stoneridge shopping center. the w h mart will have outdoor dining to complement its mega food hall. features a variety of asian cuisines. no word yet on exactly when the location will open. the community college in pittsburgh paving a path for higher education for high school students in east contra costa county, los banos college is offering a free dual enrollment program which allows high school seniors and juniors to take college classes in their high school.

dean of student success, david belmont. before that, out half of east casta caught costa cuts. contra costa county high school graduate. don't go on to college. those are currently enrolled in this program. our passing with a c or higher. the program is free and it's offered at 9 traditional and alternative high schools in the district. all right. on your screen, antioch, unified school district, pittsburg, unified school district labor union high school district. going to be offering more than 50 courses, including american sign language. coming up next in the problem morning news tennis in oakland are suing their landlord on fix repairs. tenet says some units are running on a generator. we'll have that coming up to go have that coming up to go anywhere.

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>> i welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news going on. 05:30am, here. we're starting to see warmer temperatures across the bay area. johnson talking all about that morning. yeah, we're warming up. that's the big story. after a cooler than average memorial day weekend, temps have been climbing in today and tomorrow are actually about to be the hottest days of this week's forecast. we're looking outside at the golden gate bridge right here, starting to get a little bit brighter on what is yet another clear start to this morning. we're not seeing anything out there in the way of fog across the bay area. so easy step out in that regard. now, skies are going to remain dry in this forecast, too. so no worries towards the weekend. as for winds, mostly out of the north, actually a pretty sizable northerly wind up in the delta, blocking out

access to that ocean. cool there inland. and that spots like brentwood in pittsburgh didn't really cool down a lot last night that northerly wind keeping you in the 60's and even low 70's through your evening hours. most of the rest of us in the bay down in the 40's to 50's right now later on today, daytime highs will rise near if not to 90 degrees for hottest inland spots with upper 70's to even low 80's right along the bay shore roadways this morning. look at all right. we are seeing an easy drive across the bay bridge so far. no metering lights yet, but they usually turn on about 15 minutes from now. so do watch for that san mateo bridge at 13 minutes. definitely a lot of early risers on the san mateo bridge so far, 7 minutes on the richmond center fell and another look at the golden gate. nice and empty and a beautiful sunrise in the distance, right? all right, john, thank you that. let's get over to breaking news right now. alameda county firefighters battling a massive fire public market. >> castro valley, how michael

thomas live on the very active scene behind you, michael, what's going on? >> well, at lake chabot public market is behind me it's a complete total lots take a look at still very active. this fire started at around to 20 or so this morning. and that's according to alameda county fire department. you can see that roof completely caved. and now this latest about public market used to be a regular market. however, over the past few years, it was turned into kind of a storefront for different types of smaller chains, restaurants. you can see it's ice cream boba sushi and so on. according to fire officials, the cause is still unknown. they got here and got calls around 2.20, to 30 or so at that point, they say that there was a gas line inside that was causing the fire to be bigger than they expected. but the cause is still being investigated. you can see the roof on that completely taken off and completely blown out when it comes to the fire departments on scene. we've got meeting county fire department along with some neighboring fire department that they called to help with when it comes to the owner of they have not been contacted

impact. we did interview alameda county and the gentleman that we interview who worked for the department says he's good. childhood friend actually owns this location and that he has not contacted the owner as of yet. if we come back out here live, you can see >> them trying to put out those flames will inside on the ground and from up top as well when it comes to the amount of firefighters here we're looking at anywhere from about 30 to 50 or so. if you are utilizing lakeshow road this morning, erin castro valley, it is going to be close top at this intersection at least comes to injuries. no injuries as of yet. and again, the cause still being investigated. but alameda county fire is calling this lake chabot public market. a total as we get more information this morning. and if we do hear from the owner of this location will continue to keep you updated when it comes to neighboring homes and businesses. those are all currently safe right now. they are getting some splashes of water according to the fire

department. but there is no need for them to evacuate or worry about a fire going towards that way. that's the very latest here in castro valley and michael thomas, i will send it back to you live in the studio time. i'm michael excellent reporting. there are no one i spoke briefly as you're heading out to that, sir. thanks for your coverage. >> developing story this morning, 8 students in nevada were arrested after a large fight broke out on campus. leaving parents worried for their kids. safety problems will tran live at sinaloa middle school with more on that will. so what happened there? well, the fight took place on friday on campus. ever did a fight actually on thursday. but it was just only delayed for 24 hours because if i did take place here. >> at 1 o'clock in the afternoon on friday with the kids on campus. and ultimately they did their investigation and arrested 8 kids between the ages of 12 14 years old at sinaloa middle school. a lot of the parents, it's been he

said she said some parents saying the girls who are on the ground, they were the bullies and the people punching the girls on the ground. they were the victims. and if you talk to parents of the girls on the ground, they said it was the other way around. but reyna everybody can agree on this. bullying has been an ongoing problem at this middle school. not just this year for years. however, and nothing has been done about it. so they're actually very upset with the school district as well as the administrators at this particular school, the police department, the nevada police department, they are fully well aware of this and they say they are on standby waiting for the school district to ask them to intervene to possibly do something about this. in the meantime, obviously because they're minors, their names are not being released to the public. but if you talk to the students and the parents at the school, they know exactly who these kids are. as far as what the school district and

the school will be doing. in the meantime, i can tell you that they're asking staff members to keep an extra eye on out to be vigilant to keep their doors open. even during lunchtime. so the kids, if they want to feel a little bit r safer, they can go into the classrooms just to feel a little bit safer about what's going on. school should start reyna in about 2 hours from now. and of course, we will get reaction from students as well as parents spend again. he said she said, but they all can agree. this has been ongoing problem at the school with no solution in sight. back to you. >> all right. well, thank you for that breakdown. there, ok? take a look at this. this is what it looks like inside of an apartment building. this is on 26 avenue in oakland's fruitvale neighborhood on top of that building hasn't at power for months. fallen fire back in january. now tenants are suing their landlord saying the landlord has not made any repairs or reimburse them for lost food medication and the hotel stays. one

tenant says why electricity was restored to most of the units. 4 units are being powered by a generator that sits right outside of her window. she says the fumes are making her family sick. >> we've been enduring for over 4 months now. i'm being on temporary light. we don't know when this building with power off again. >> kron 4 reached out to the landlord of this building. we haven't heard back, but we're told the landlord plans to be with the tenets about the situation on friday. richmond cowboy, accusing police of misconduct when officers responded to a high-speed chase turn their attention to a bystander filming the police response. cars in kerman has report. >> but they they this richmond cowboys calling for the firing of to richmond police officers who he says attacked him and violated his civil rights rally. videotape them responding to an incident.

this is surveillance video that may 5th incident near jos market on mcdonald. crazy gusts as the incident was almost over and he was in no one's way when officers turned their attention to him, them. >> what get out of the way. your point. >> and i've got do here is overwhelming. tell so the way. >> and came back you know the start pushing pushing me pushing me pushing me of the officer came me me in my face. >> roughly a real gust was arrested for resisting arrest and interfering with a police officer in trying suggest that this is either out of control officer or as a pattern and practice existence allowed within department. but gus's attorney john burris says that was just an excuse for police to attack his client and violate his civil rights

because of the basic respect person has a right to have as a citizen should be free from police abuse. and ought to not be able to exercise a constitutional right with what out fear that they're going to be subjected to boeing type activities and essentially arrested and taken to jail for something that they didn't do that with the because they stood up for their right to exercise their rights. a news conference wednesday bursts announced he's filed a claim against the city of richmond for the actions of police. sergeant alexander canine officer nicholas redneck. this is the first step before filing a federal civil rights lawsuit to this is the kind of conduct that i very much offended by as fergus who was both a cowboy and a horse trainer. he thinks those 2 officers should no longer be on the job of zone with this type of stuff to have because they have to. >> you know, countless young black men and then how many people they are aiming to do this to also that nobody knows about. >> dan kerman kron, 4 news,

richmond police say they take all use-of-force incident seriously and they're investigating. they also reassigned one of the officers to a temporary administrative position where he has no contact with the public. police are asking for the community's patients until this investigation is finished. sanders's leaders say they're seeing progress when it comes to drug-related arrest. police say they've made around 3,000 arrests sees 200 k lloyds narcotics over the past year. the tenderloin and soma neighborhood, most of the drugs seized were fentanyl and meth. it's 70 years since san francisco launched their operation to crack down on drugs in the street, bringing together local, federal and state officials. over a cease-fire in the middle east. more than 50 students at stanford held a march in protest yesterday. only response to the recent israeli strikes on the gaza city of

rafah killed dozens testers at that hearing. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu cole, the attack on the state was upsetting. in addition to the fact that there's no way universities, there's no more schools and there's nowhere. mistakes. >> so the idea is home anymore. grave mistakes can happen before the world finally wakes up and sees what is going on is wrong. so it is also say they are calling out on the administration about how they've been treating protesters. one student protester tells one of their fellow students was arrested on monday during one of the protests. it has not been allowed to return to campus. happening today. a group of rehabilitated brown pelicans are going to be released to the well right near fort baker in sausalito in april, nearly 340 starving and injured pelicans. our fallon taken in by the international bird rescue rescue says the seabirds are having trouble finding fish and it being injured by fishing hook lines. most came from the moderate santa cruz areas, california

department of fish and wildlife is investigating the cause of the crisis. first give the pelicans are going to be released today at 2.30, pm. after the break, john, to phillies played their last game of the series with there's a bit of a conflict between 2 players will have more on that. kate. here for

things to know today. multiple area rescues in sonoma county county sheriff's office says they rescued 3 mountain bikers inside try one and adele state

park all just mere hours from one another. all bikers were reported transported to the hospital. authorities identified the man shot and killed in belmont last friday's 27 e o the on again from san francisco. shooting happened right near berlin and hiller street just off a one on one. police said the victim was shot several times. investigators are still searching for the suspect. woman is dead and another in the hospital following a shooting in oakland. happened right near the stanley exit off 5.80, when police arrive. they say they found one man with gunshot wound. he died at the hospital. the second man later showed up to the hospital and he's expected survive. motive into the shooting is being investigated. the sandwich is a sheriff's office is defending its use of critical kimmel, chemical agents. training exercise ended up spreading to a nearby elementary school. so what's sheriff's office says the uc berkeley police department off the chemicals. the sheriff's office said last week they are

causing all chemical agent training classes while they review that incident. it was a day full of controversy at the state capitol as lawmakers took a bill that would forbid school districts from notify parents if their kids identify transgender or come out as lgbtq+, the legislation would also forbid outing children to their parents unless the child permission. so far, at least 8 school districts in the state of implemented such policies. some argue it can be harmful to students, mental health. others say he was parents aware of what's going on with their child. >> it is a safety issue. these policies are harming our students. and i know that because they reach out to me and they tell me and they tell me how unsafe they are. and in fact, it makes all lgbtqia kids unsafe triangulate. the parents. >> i'm from what's happening in the school with the teachers in the school counselors how can a parent care for their child?

>> the democratic majority approve the bill to get rid of its notification policies. however, the debate still rages on because must go before the senate health committee. federal officers will be alcohol, tobacco, firearms and explosive agency. they weren't. hammer says go yesterday, providing critical incident training on the use of force over stories staff. he was there to see firsthand the training in action. >> the use of force seminar took place here at the san francisco law enforcement regional training facility. key component. was this going through different scenarios were subjects confront officers and whether the use of force is allowed by law the same way. but this is different right? i was one of several media representatives participated in drills and this scenario i was confronted with 2 suspects who drew weapons when i was answering a 9-1-1, call. one had to pretend gun the other bad. it was only a drill. but as i discovered, the drill became serious quite fast as the

tended to open fire on me. here is the atf special operations division deputy chief on why they hold these drills for the media all around the country. want to do is we want to talk to the public through the media. >> about the important topic of law enforcement officers using force and our classes to talk about 2 different aspects, which is of the constitutional standards in the league rules that officers must follow when using force. and then secondarily, what can truly be expected of officers performing under such difficult circumstances when they're required to use force next step for this group. they are heading to washington, d.c., for conference. >> and san francisco, theresa kron, 4 news. >> all right. well, let's get you moving today as you are stepping out. you need to know how to dress. john seibel, has you covered in that department morning? shorts and t-shirts back out again after what was a cooler than average memorial day weekend. no more of that cool stuff. this is your view at the sunrise from mount tam

this morning. we don't have fog out there in the bay. >> what a gorgeous start to the morning. you're getting a nice sunrise here in just a couple minutes for a lot of the bay area. clear from the coast to our inland are the sunny and warmer trend is something that you're really gonna notice taking hold today and tomorrow as these days are the warmest days of the forecast. that low is exit the region. high pressure firmly entrenched now. and this is going to keep us dry and sunny on up into the upcoming weekend. now today and tomorrow, we don't happen to a lot of ocean cool there inland. that's the warmest of temperatures friday night into saturday morning, though, we will start to see the cool sea breeze ticking back up into the bay and this will have a moderating effect on temps this weekend. still warm, but not quite as hot as both today and tomorrow will be today's highs in the city 60's to low 70's 60's right along the coastline. in most cases. and then a lot of 70's to 80's elsewhere. and a couple of us actually reaching to that ninety-degree mark today. so we're definitely on the warmer side of things. south bay

temps, in some cases like morgan hill and campbell getting close to 90 livermore. you're at 87 degrees heyward. you'll be at 78 oakland. 75 north bay times. some of our hottest vacaville at 92 pittsburgh in antioch. also in the low 90's, right at 90 degrees. each tomorrow is going to be just as hot as today in some cases saturday and sunday. we do back off the heat just a little bit with our coolest day of the rest of the forecast being monday of next week. after that, we don't waste any time saying temperatures climbing yet again. as for your roads are pretty smooth drive. so far we just saw the metering lights turned on at the bay bridge. so you are seeing the first signs that backup forming through the bay bridge toll plaza. still only 10 minutes, though, 13 minutes across the mateo bridge. a nice commute across both the richmond center fell and that very sunny golden gate. great. all eyes on the eve of that tied to the phillies finish up their 3 game series last night. but >> some of the boys were

getting along in ross has this morning's sports highlights. >> welcome to sports. i'm ben ross. all of a sudden the giants are red hot winners of 6 of their last 7.10 of their last 12 yesterday trying to become the first team to sweep the league-leading philadelphia phillies. and we had some drama at the ballpark. bryce harper, right in the middle of it. not his best move. that first. that was after a strikeout the 4th inning. look at this. the benches are going to clear. we'll have more on that in a moment. but first, let's get to the full highlights. kyle harrison on the hill for the giants. the phillies gave him a rude. welcome. the 4th pitch of the game. kyle schwarber. a leadoff home run his 36 career leadoff homer. and before the fans could even get comfy with their garlic fries, it's one nothing phils right now to that 4th inning, phillies up 2, nothing second straight pitch that harris and delivered a pin in the heart for that one. it actually hit the bat, but everyone at first thought it hit harper. and so

both dugouts, both bullpens are going to empty out onto the field. no punches thrown. just lot of stick talking the replay showed harper was not hit. so cooler heads prevailed. no objections. just warnings issued to both sides by the outs. now to the 5th inning. still, 2, nothing as that will be a deep drive by nick castillo it will be a home run and so that will make it a 4, nothing ballgame, folks, if you know, you know, top 8, still 4 zip harper finally gets his first hit of the series. he was o for his last 14 before that rbi single the phillies avoid the sweep. that's 6, 1, is your final. the giants off today before they host the yankees for 3 games beginning on friday. let's toss it back to you guys. >> all right. coming in the next hour, what would a warriors game be without this guy? franco finn, how the

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>> well, an arrest has been made in a shooting that injured a man earlier this month in snow. alameda county sheriff deputies say they found the suspect at a homeless encampment in hayward tuesday carrying a loaded ar fifteens stop pistol. investigorsay the shooting happened sometime around 07:00am on may. 15th say the victim, a man in s 30's found jumping out of c flagging down another driver

for help announce canyon road. willtato the hospital for gunshot wounds. he's currently in stable condition. that's gators, say the victim and the suspect knew one another. 6 adults and one teen been arrested in connection to a pharmacy robbery. francisco's ingleside neighborhood. police say an off-duty sergeant was driving is a business opportunity drive friday night saw a large group of people walking towards the pharmacy carry bags. sergeant this on a group leave the sto a chaotic manner with one suspect pushing a shopping cart full of merchandise. police 7 suspects recovered stolen items including makeup, diapers, batteries and vitamins. coming up next hour, the kron 4 morning news. we're going continue. >> breaking news, an occassional valley where a massive fire we'll cut at public market. we'll talk about that. >> homeowners in the east bay concern this morning after some say they've lost their home insurance policy. scott peterson asked a judge to

allow new dna testing in his 20 year-old murder case will tell you what judge decided.

>> right now on the kron 4 morning news. a massive fire breaks out at a popular market in castro valley. we're live at the scene. plus, multiple students arrested at a nevada middle school after a fight breaks out, sending some to the hospital. we're live on campus this morning. and a warning to milpitas residents after reports of 2 mountain lion sightings within just miles of each other.

>> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 6. >> good morning and happy thursday. thanks for waking up with us. i'm sorry and i'm james and we're waking up this morning to at the moment com roads, which is different than what we had yesterday. so that's nice. that's good. and also pretty calm out there. not a lot of wind. you're going want win this afternoon. i think it's going to get and then a toasty, john. we're going to be like, wait, where is the way that was nice, actually. yeah, it's definitely not going to be as ocean cooled of the day. >> and that's without that cool sea breeze. temperatures will begin to climb. we're looking outside at what we've got at the golden gate bridge, which is pretty clear skies out there. just the latest evidence of a little shallow marine layer sitting there. not a lot of it pushing inland this morning. and as you can see, skies are clear across much of the bay area. our winds right now, 5 miles per hour. and hayward oakland, a pretty calm as well. see, you're indeed, right? not a