fight breaks out, sending some of them the hospital. we're live there as well. 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 >> good morning and thanks for waking up with us on a thursday. it's going to had out there daria and i'm james. yeah. >> the 2 hottest days of the week, apparently today and tomorrow. yeah, but wait, it'll be more next week. but let's just talk about right now. i do write 2 are just the start. it's a little bit of a tease, guess what we probably have a lot more of later on as we move our way into june and eventually the hotter months. right now we're looking at a beautiful morning. nice and cool out there. so if you want to beat the heat and enjoy the school start, you've got all the sunshine for golden gate bridge. looks absolutely great without a lot of marine layer this morning. temperatures will rise quickly without a lot of wind. less chance for that cool ocean air to sweep

inland. so today we will stay cooler at the coast if you need escape from the heat. if you do love that, sunshine and warmth, well, this one you're going to really love 50's to 60's for current temperatures. and later on today, especially for inland areas. some of the warmest weather we've had this year so far with some upper 80's even low 90's for a couple of us rain. all right, john, thank you for that. no major issues like we had yesterday. >> that's the silver lining for this morning but were busy start picking up in the last hour. now. 21 minute ride for everybody traveling into the city this morning. 25 for the san mateo bridge. a little slow getting on and off so long. 8.81. 0, 1, 14 minutes. the richmond, sandra fell at 32 minutes. 37 of the tolls. the quick snapshot of those highways you can see covered in red at this reasons. back to you. thanks a to one. let's get back to the breaking news, which is a big fire that damaged a local public market in castro valley. a kron four's michael thomas there. let's take you live now to the scene in the update. michael.

>> while alameda county fire tells me essentially this is now a complete loss and you can see behind me that 3 alarm structure fire completely took out. this one's public markets ruvin everything inside is pretty much completely destroyed. now there are no longer putting water on it. but there's still firefighters here on scene. and to give you a perspective of just how bad this fire was. take a look. this is video from around 3 o'clock this morning. it's lake chabot public market and it sits on lake chabot road. you can see those flames going through the roof and breaking up the markets windows completely. those planes just massive and everything inside this morning, as i said, completely learn or drenched with water. and as of now, the cause is still unknown. there is a gas line inside. however, everything is still under investigation, according to fire officials, there were no injuries reported, but we did speak with one of the store owners this morning. she says she's devastated and she really doesn't know what's next. but take a listen her reaction when she found out.

it? i don't know. i saw the text morning. she says she's devastated and she really doesn't know what's next. but take a listen her reaction when she found out. it? i don't know. i saw the text and she says she wasn't expecting to have this many community members come out and essentially be a part of her business. but she says this location really is a community center and multiple neighbors tell us the same thing. if it wasn't this storefront in the past years, they say it's been other supermarkets and it's always just been an iconic place here in castro valley. so it's a major loss for the community. and of course, store owners get more details as to what caused the fire will keep you updated. but that is the very latest reporting here in castro

valley and michael thomas. back live in the studio. hey, thank you, michael. it looks least a air looks a lot better all right now to another developing story this morning, 8 students in nevada arrested now after a huge fight broke out on campus. leaving parents now worried for the safety of their children kron. four's will tran has been out there all morning long following this at sinaloa middle school will. what are people saying? >> well, a lot of people are fearful for their children because we've heard reports that some of them are keeping their kids at home, at least for this particular week. we won't zoom in, of course, on any of the kids because they are minors. but you can clearly see right behind me that they are showing up right now. school is starting to wind down for the end of the year. i can tell you that on tuesday, about 4 days after the incident that took place on campus, that's when the nevada police department came in and arrested 8 kids at this school ranging between 12 and 14 years old for a fight that took place at 1 o'clock in the

afternoon. it's a he said she said situation. but we've seen the video and it's quite violent. we see a couple of girls on the ground being hit by other girls on top of them. eventually it was broken off, but they did their investigation and they were arrested and the charges include conspiracy as well as felony assault moving forward. and i just got done talking to the spokeswoman for the district and we will have her reaction coming up at 9 o'clock, at least on tape. but she did talk to me about 2 minutes before i went on television and she said that they did bring in extra resources, extra adults, counselors to try to mediate some of the conflict that's being taking. that's been taking place at this particular school. we do know that a lot of parents are frustrated claiming that bullying has been going on for quite some time at sinaloa middle school with nothing being done. the district's spokeswoman said she does not agree with that. that bullying

does happen and middle schools that that's not unique to this particular school, 2 incidents that you have to keep in mind, james and darya. there was a possible incident on thursday. the school caught wind of that and they stopped the fighting rainy violence from taking place on thursday. but then on friday, the incident that was caught on camera. i asked her about that like, well, it happened 24 hours later, she said that completely caught them off guard that they were not aware of any potential tension that would explode into violence on friday. but so they're fully aware of what's going on. they're doing their very best that they can, including having extra police officers. excuse me, resource officers on campus. see if some of them are actually right in front of the school showing a presence and the principals and vice principals are told to be vigilant during this time. >> all right. thanks a lot. we'll 806, is the time. and

now they say scott pierce in 20 years now after a jury found him guilty of murder. scott peterson now trying once again to gain his freedom. his lawyers wanted 14 pieces of evidence tested for dna. they got one crop drop. nesbitt has more. 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 vanished 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 denied 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. >> and to another developing story now in inmate who escaped to southern california correctional facility has been arrested in san jose. 38 year-old daniel lopez zavala. escaped from the san benito correctional facility in hollister on tuesday by jumping over a barbed wire

fence and they say his girlfriend to help as well. he was arrested last night at a hotel in san jose as of allah. and is so is associate with a northern gang members and he now faces several felonies, including child abuse. it's 808, and in the east bay, one man is dead. another is in the hospital. there was a shooting in oakland that happened in the citizen app. has the video of the scene here. it was tuesday night on foothill boulevard in the stanley exit off of 5.80. and you can see the police response there. they found a man who had been shot and he ended up dying at the hospital and then a second man ended up at the hospital himself. he is expected to survive. they're still investigating the motive. >> the san mateo county now seeing an increase in the number of people living on the streets, according to their latest counts, which was done back in january. more than 2100 people were experiencing homelessness, which is about an 18% increase over the same time last year. officials also say they've seen an increase in people receiving shelter in

emergency facilities. redwood city apparently has the most homeless people in the county followed by pacifica and then unincorporated land along the coast. well, as home prices keep climbing a bill at the state capitol aims to level the playing field for families. the state assembly passed a bill yesterday preventing some big corporations from buying single family homes to turn them into rentals. it was authored by assembly member alex lee, who represents parts of alameda and contra costa county. the bill now heads to the state senate. we'll see where it goes. >> it's 809, and a bakery well known for cheat doughnuts and muffins is closing their san francisco location this weekend. 3rd culture bakery is announcing that the inner sunset location is going to close after business on sunday, june 2nd, the stores on irving street. it first opened in 2022, but the owners say that they decide to sell it because they've had such challenging time finding and retaining good employees. 3rd

culture has to other locations still open in the bay area. berkeley and the other in walnut creek. popular asian grocery chain is opening in the east bay korean grocer h mart. >> is opening in pleasant 10. this will be their 4th location here in the bay. the stores can open at the dublin retail center right next to the stoneridge shopping center the martin doubling dublin 8 mark h mart will have the outdoor dining to compliment. >> the mega food hall featuring a variety of asian cuisines. we don't know the exact date, though, when they're opening. it's a 10 and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. >> homeowners in east bay are worried this morning they left this meeting about home insurance with a little consolation. their concerns kuz insurance companies have been dropping them and also still ahead, there's a new report that indicates elementary students have been exposed to an expired chemical during police training exercises. we're going to see how the sheriff's office is responding.

>> 8.13, right now and the homeowner insurance crisis is hitting of the community of are in the it's very hilly, lots of trees. and last night the city hosted a town hall for homeowners there. so they could ask questions about what they got to do now because some of them have lost lost their policies. kron four's sara stinson takes a look. >> homeowners here in orinda tell me they've either been pdropped 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 have a plan right now. brown and 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, gee, you have 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 ask, 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. >> it's a 60 right now and we're talking about the weather. and i was just was i complaining. said it was hot.

really? haha you half moon bay 70 is a boiling hot day for so 56 is maybe more years. them out there, right? james likes it in his house, 70 to about 70 70 year i love it like an ice night say yeah, i got both. fans turned and sure. but yeah. that's today. yeah. if you do need escape from the heat, though it is going to be a good place for it. >> we are going to be in a range of somewhere that was graphics went 50's to 60's today. and i will just improvise just like that sunshine and that he's back with us today. we are going to be looking at a day today that bring sunshine from the coast, the bayshore to our inland areas, sunny and warmer forecast all and all that low that kept us kind of cool. over memorial day weekend. that is long gone at this point. it's all about this high-pressure ridge today and tomorrow are hottest temperatures. >> then a dry and sunny weekend. that won't be quite as hot as today is about to

be. but still on the warmer side of things for sure, you can see not a lot of fog in the forecast as we make our way through the next couple of days. fog does stream back through the golden gate on friday night into saturday morning, though, and we will likely see a bit of a grey start saturday, but that moderating effect on temperatures will make for a really comfortable afternoon. now, today's daytime highs, as i mentioned, are going to be warmer, still mild towards the coast. the 60's and 70's on tear it down in the 50's half moon bay, you'll get to 64 later on today. san bruno at 67 where a 70's to low 80's down the peninsula and the south bay getting close to 90 morgan hill and saratoga at 87 degrees. each east. bay temperatures, 70's 80's for you or one of those spots closer to 90 conquered. even closer yet up to 89. well, a few low 90's in antioch, pittsburgh, and a vacaville today. a look ahead does show that today and tomorrow will be the warmest of this week's forecast. get a bit of a

breather from saturday through monday. and we're right back to the heat inland. some low 90's by next wednesday, bayshore cities will also see a bit of an up and down our warmest today and tomorrow cooler towards the weekend. and then even warmer next week reyna. all right, john, thank you that. while we're well over an hour along 101 that's along the peninsula in the south bay. >> 66 minutes to make that right now. 2, 80 82 might be a better option for you to those drive times start to dip down 17 minute ride into the city this morning. well, as mateo bridge around, 23. so that's some progress. they are not at 30 minutes. selanne didn't 47 minutes 5, 80, 80 through oakland decide which one to take both busy equally. about 20 minutes traveling from selling up towards oakland international might be a good option right now. if you're trying to get around those delays, the kraken out towards the maze. a 36 minute ride darya. james, back to you. thanks a lot. 8.19, and national news who want to get the latest on the trump hush money trial going on in new york city. as we know the jury began deliberations yesterday.

no verdict just yet one might come out today. >> we have our dc correspondent basil john in new york following the story. >> the jury was dismissed yesterday around 4 in the afternoon. jurors must now 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. 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. >> now the judge has offered the jury to work until 06:00pm each day going forward. reporting in new york city. i'm basil, john. >> 20 is the time consumers across the country are getting savvier with their budgets at the grocery store. fec reports show more more people are ditching big name brands in favor of cheaper. more generic brands with grocery prices. as we know of 26% compared to pre-pandemic levels. so it's been getting harder and harder to make ends meet. and according to the research group, sir, can a dollar sales of private brands went up 6% in 2023 and now major retailers are taking note cutting prices on thousands of

items. we talked about walgreens and target each pledging to lower prices thousands of items. amazonfresh is promising 30% savings. plus aldi and kroger are offering hundreds of millions in savings as well. these are essential items from bread to personal hygiene products. personal finance advocate says that some of the products you may have stopped buying because they were too expensive. might now be back in your price range. >> especially on those essential items, those food items that maybe you work by for your family anymore because the price was so high. i think now consumers will feel more comfortable to dive back in. >> she also recommends making good use of coupons, rewards programs buying in bulk and anything you can do to stretch that dollar goes a long way. >> time now is a 21. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news, $0.99 stores could be coming back. hane could be coming back. hane details. ( ♪♪ )

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>> a 24 is the time nasa and cal fire are supporting new satellite technology. now to help the agency's detect wildfires. so they announced this week that their support for this nonprofit group called earth fire alliance and it uses a network of more than 50 satellites that will scan the globe every 20 minutes in search of wildfires, the satellites can spot signs of fires through clouds and smoke. even darkness. the group hopes to have the satellites working by the year 2026. but in the san mateo county sheriff's office. >> is moving into its new headquarters this week. they're going to fully open the doors to the community on

monday, the new state-of-the-art headquarters is at 3.30, bradford street in downtown redwood city. 10 years after a federal recall of deadly airbags. millions of americans still have not replace them. carfax data shows that more than 6.4 million vehicles in the u.s. still have the old takata airbags linked to 27 deaths and about 400 injuries. about 40% of those cars are at high risk states now with heat and humidity and that could cause the airbags to potentially explode and said shrapnel into the vehicle. the states with the most unfulfilled airbag recalls are here in california and texas and florida. >> well, walgreens now jumping on the price, cutting bandwagon, joining target walmart and amazon. now it's slashing prices on hundreds of items. walgreens says prices are dropping immediately on more than 1500 items online and in its stores. that

includes both name brands and store bra0d items. the companies hoping to lure customers back who have been driven away by high prices and are now choosing what they need over what they want. >> meantime, dozens of closed up. 99 stores are going to reopen as dollar tree's dollar tree has made a bid for about 170 $0.99 stores that closed down in california and arizona, nevada and texas. 99 sensors originally opened in 1982. and quickly expanded to 371 locations before they went out of business in april dollar tree also operates family dollar stores in california. and it's only a penny i-26 that. i'm coming up next on the kron. 4 morning news. oakland tenants are suing their landlord after a fire. >> leaves them without some important utilities, including electricity. they say that conditions are dangerous will have their story.

>> a 29 right now and get ready for another hot one today. yeah, we've got john with the forecast with temperatures inland getting the how hot you think, john, yet we've got a couple of low 90's for some of our for this to inland spots and definitely a lot of 80's out there today. so warmer than yesterday was with today and tomorrow being the very hottest look outside shows lots of sunshine, something that we're going to be seeing all day long today. we don't really have a lot of ocean error sweeping across the bay either with relatively relaxed winds, vacaville, that wind is from the north. so as opposed to a cool delta breeze, it's actually kind of a warm, dry winds for you. current temperatures in the 50's towards the coast. lot of 60's elsewhere and for

pittsburgh, you're at 70 degrees already this morning later on today. daytime highs will reach those 80's. and yes, in some cases, even a couple of low 90's reyna. all right, john, thank you for that. well, unfortunately, we got accident on a richmond center fell bridge. looks like bomb in a few vehicles. >> drive times well over an hour now. 63 minutes. so we typically don't see this on that bridge. if this is your normal route, i would say don't take it until they're able to clear that off the bridge right now again, over an hour, vehicle collision on the richmond. sandra fell maybe take the golden gate bridge depending on what your route is this morning. other bridge look fine. 14 minutes on the bay bridge. senate hill bridge just under 27 minutes. and the golden gate bridge around. 33. keep a close eye on things, including a richmond, sandra fell commute. doritos back to you. thanks. a lot of tate. 31 in tenants in oakland are suing their landlord after a fire in the apartment building left without power for a month kron

four's. gayle ong shows us what those tennis described as dangerous living conditions. >>si don't want to buy, you know, hundreds dollars of food for it to go to waste again, like in january. >> annabelle llanos is one of the dozens of tenants on 26th avenue in oakland's fruitvale neighborhood who are suing the landlord for mold. cockroaches holes in walls, weeks, electrical issues that a lot of the tenants have been dealing with this after an electrical fire back in january. jackie's in erie is the tenants lawyer. they left tenants to fend for themselves for weeks. they left them without utilities or even without real housing. the landlord is someone who doesn't live in oakland but bought this property in oakland hoping to >> make a profit off of. >> not making repairs. milano says electricity has been restored to most of the units, but 4 units have yet to be repaired and are being powered by a generator that sits outside her window and it makes her family feel sick from the fumes. know we've

been enduring for over 4 months now. i'm >> being on temporary light. we don't know when this building with power power off again. the lawsuit is seeking compensation for the thousands of dollars in out-of-pocket expenses due to lack of electricity and heat, including food, medicine, clothing, blankets and hotel stays. tenants are also seeking assistance from the alliance of californians for community empowerment, a nonprofit tenants rights organization that works with renters across california, including in oakland, valerie bachelor is the executive director. there are multiple families with multiple children. >> and these kids have had to go through not having power, not hot water, not having a refrigerator where they can store not only their food medicine. >> and kron 4 reached out to the landlord of this building. we have not yet heard back, but we are told the land more plans to meet with the tenants about the situation on friday in the studio. gayle ong kron.

4 news. >> it's a 33 and in the south bay, investigators have arrested a man for assaulting another man at a light rail station. deputies found this is so yesterday afternoon it was on the platform of the vta station in san jose near children's discovery museum. in the fight went ho a barricaded himself inside. deputies negotiated and ended up arresting him and the victim took himself to the hospital. we're not sure of his condition. 33 is the time at the state capitol. a new bill wants to prevent school districts from forcing teachers to notify parents if their children identify as lgbtq+, it's cool. >> the legislation would also keep teachers from outing children to their parents unless the child gives permission. so far, at least 8 school districts in the state have implemented similar policies. some parents argue it could be harmful to students mental health if they're out into their parents without their consent. while others say keeps parents aware of what's going on with their kids.

>> 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 approved the bill to get rid of its notification policies. however, the debate still rages on because it still has to go before the senate health committee will see what happens there. well, meanwhile, the san francisco sheriff's office now defending its use of medical agents during a training exercise that ended up spreading to a nearby elementary school. it happened last tuesday. we reported on it live here on the kron. 4 morning news. this is where 20 students and a teacher at port whole elementary school experience burning sensations in their eyes and their throats. it happened as multiple law enforcement agencies were conducting a training exercise at a nearby county jail in san bruno. now, the san francisco

sheriff's office says it was uc berkeley police who brought the chemicals to use in their training. but the san francisco chronicle says. chemical was decades old and san mateo county supervisor dave canepa says it should never happen again. >> were in 2024. there has to be protocols and processes in place that way. now whats is 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 be disposed. >> the sheriff's office said last week that they are pushed are pausing all chemical agent training classes until the review is done. it's 8.36, and a richmond man accuses police of assaulting him because he was simply trying to videotape their response to an incident. yeah. and now a lawsuit has

been filed against the city. we have kron four's dan kerman with the story. 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 while 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. >> got do here is overwhelming time the way. >> and then came back you know the start pushing pushing me pushing me pushing me of the officer came my face. roughly a real gust was arrested for resisting arrest and

interfering with a police officer in training that this is either out of control officer or >> there's a pattern and practice that exist that is 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 beyond and ought to be able decide the 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. i

don't want this type of stuff to having a more because they have to. >> you know, countless young black men 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 incidents seriously and they're investigating and that they've reassigned one of the officers involved in that to a temporary administrative post. legislative leaders have reached a budget agreement that they vow is going to spare the state from major cuts to core programs. assembly speaker robert reavis and senate presidentupro tem mike mcguire say they believe their proposed budget keeps the state on track to tackle a 45 billion dollar project. a deficit while maintaining key spending for housing and education. the proposal calls for more than 26 billion dollars in cuts over the next 2 years and maintains about half of the state's reserves. lawmakers say the state's rainy day fund has helped, but

they acknowledge that this is a tough budget year. >> we know the revenues generally coming in lower than the forecast and that's concerning. and so we are prepared for some very difficult choices >> you know, the governor made a quote a number months ago. i think what you know about budget is a reflection of your priorities, right? and so i really do hope the governor proves that out. you know, for all californians. >> the assembly and senate budget committees are set to review the proposed budget in the coming weeks. and then lawmakers have until june 15th to pass a fully balanced budget and send it to the governor's office. >> we'll be using fans get ready tickets for this year's outside lands festival goes on sale starting at 10 today. so about an hour and a half. you can see the headliners here on the flyer includes the killers. post malone is the big headliner there to bring it all to a close on sunday. tyler, the creator, the postal service, lots of great acts to enjoy 3 day festival. as we know in golden gate parko it

will kick off friday august 9th last year sold out festival. saw an average of 75,000 people per day. one day ticket prices, by the way, started $200. so i only know how many days you want to get the so the killers. >> this is not very difficult. i only know only know the killers. >> had different groups that you'd never thought of before. and yeah, finding a new favorite and that's what we need to real. >> all right. c ming up next, hope you're hyped up the we'll talk about their trailblazing hype man, as you can see him there on the screen, me became the face of dub nation will have his story. and today going to be a warmer one. we're looking at temperatures climbing into the mid to upper 80's in the south bay oakland, ines, after going hang on to the 70's, i've got more on

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we can tell you what it's capable of or you could find out for yourself. how we get there matters. get exceptional offers at your local audi dealer. >> a 43 and we want to get traffic before weather at this hour. and you know, that doesn't mean good news. rain is tracking it, though. yeah, never means good news. when you start with me, especially we're talk about a hot spot. okay. the camera's really shaking here. but look good. you can see the one lane being blocked by multiple vehicles and then we'll go out to this other camera. so you don't get discombobulated are right. so you can see here, this is where the backup is. we've got an accident involving about 2

to 3 vehicles. now the drive times me. we're at 60 minutes now at 21 and all lanes were at a standstill. now it looks like from that really shaky cam. it looks like one of the lanes at least is open. so that's good news. maybe that's why drive times 60 minutes down to 20. want that access. still there you can see crews trying to get onto the bridge to get that off. least they already have a team, as you can see, removing those vehicles. so again, just to an end, we are at a complete standstill on the richmond. sandra fell bridge still looks pretty slow. looks like at least one lane is now open. that's good news. i was gonna look at your other bridges. not 13 minute ride into the city on the bay bridge. it's great 7 ridge around. 24, he may be around about going to be the golden gate bridge since you see the richmond, sandra fell bridge is a little busy right now. 34 minute ride johnell senate over you. thanks for the update on that rain that at least or other bridges are looking. all right. and this perspective of the golden gate sure does make it look. >> even a little bit prettier. you've got all that sunshine out there this morning. and if

you want to head to the coastline today is certainly not a bad day for it, especially if you're looking to escape some of that heat because today and tomorrow are going to be the hottest days of this forecast long gone. is that low that kept moderated over the memorial day weekend. and now it's all about this high-pressure ridge, which is contributing to a little of a cut off access to that cooler ocean air. that's today and tomorrow will be our very hottest days. but we also just stay dry and sunny through the weekend and well into next week, too. futurecast shows all that sunshine today. few passing clouds for the latter half of the day. but just those high cirrus clouds won't block out any sunshine. fog returns friday night leading into saturday morning. and that will return along with that ocean. cool there. and that's a moderating impact on our temperatures towards the weekend and cooling us off just a little bit. today's highs comfortable in san francisco 60's to low 70's 50's and 60's along the immediate coastline and then mostly 70's to 80's elsewhere. and a couple of us reaching into the low 90's, your close

in the south bay campbell, up to 87 los gatos. 87 as well. same number for you in livermore while hayward up through oakland and richmond in the 70's, our 90's are in pittsburg, antioch, and vacaville. today. the hottest spot at 92 looking ahead at tomorrow. very similar to today. cooling off a bit into saturday sunday and even more so into monday when even inland areas will fall into the 70's temps again climb pretty quickly after that. back into the 80's and 90's darya. james, thank you. it's 46. and happening today, a group of rehabilitated brown pelicans. >> are going to be released to the wild near fort baker and sausalito in mid april about 340 starving and injured pelicans were found and they were taken in to the international bird rescue. the seabirds are having trouble fishing or they were. they are having trouble finding fish and they were injured by fishing hooks and lines. most of them came in from the

monterey and santa cruz minus the other. we have them the california department of fish and wildlife is investigating. what's going on beautiful. aren't they? the first group of pelicans going to be released today at 2.30. so if you're in the area, maybe watch for that. all right. 8.47 is the time and >> all month long we've been honoring a api month. and our story today actually involves the golden state warriors. >> compher sara stinson caught up with the team's energetic hype man. franco finn. >> a familiar face in even more familiar voice to doug nation. franco finn has been the golden state warriors hype man for 21 seasons. a trailblazer in an industry where filipino representation is slim to none. i was the first. >> and only filipino american asian american hype man in the nba fan was born and raised in san francisco after his mom

immigrated from the philippines in the 70's your mom back in the philippines. yeah, this my moment of philippines. you can see graduated here from of far eastern university. she's the first act or her family. >> and a loyal warriors fan fan credits his mom angeles for his love of sports side. sit right next to her and we would watch basketball. we watch warriors. watch all that. >> that love and passion. was definitely from the early beginnings of my mom loving the sport. >> he still lives with her. always putting her first. >> my mother is a true warrior. that still gets up. still stands up. i'm talking us know, cancer survivor stroke survivor covid survivor and now colon cancer survivor. what most people don't know is all that fun does after he steps off the court then serves on the executive board of the san francisco chamber of commerce hotel council and film commission. okay, my mom will see later somehow he still finds the energy in time

for back to back events. he reached elementary kids. amy has an idea. >> being light pole goes on host various events for asian american and pacific islander heritage month. business and auctioneers i juggled 3 or 4 these in one day. >> but i'm not going to stop its just, you know, as long as my phone keeps ringing and they want a little bit energy, they want to hype man, a host of emceeing auctioneer. i'm here for the community of here for the people's so they can use communities are as with reading to the kids. yeah. and i really still find time to volunteer. i want to really put my money where my mouth is growing up in the bay area. finn says he didn't see himself represented on the screen so he never even dreamed of hosting until after he graduated from santa clara university in 2002, he got his first on your job at radio, disney. he was also selected to be part of stir tv. a

magazine style show about asian-americans. but he got his big break unexpectedly while he was hyping up the crowd for a hillary duff concert in oakland, mobile whole ahead, worriers executives and their daughters backstage. >> and their mouths were like. did you just get this arena hyped up as the opening act? >> for this pop sensation more than 2 decades and for nba championship rings later, finn says he's now starting to feel like he's making a difference. and then i started getting messages on social media later in my career. >> from people in the philippines, asia all over the world saying. thank you for representing like what is there's not a lot of homes that look like you and last year finn got the honor of hosting the nba. all stars game in utah and then go to his family's home country of the philippines for the federation, international basketball world cup. and it was spectacular. it was like the homecoming. i never

thought. >> researched about me. i had a press conference says the most rewarding part of it all is being a role model to the next generation of asian americans. but they're like i've been watching you since i was, you know, 6, 7, 8, and now they're all grown up and said i'm doing what you're doing because i i know i can. so that's why this month matters. visibility matters. and your voice matters. i'm sara stinson reporting kron. 4 news. amazing story. it's. >> 8.51 coming up in the next hour of the kron. 4 morning news. a hacker group claims it managed to hack into ticketmaster. tell you what the group intends to do with the information they got.

>> it's a 54 right now and the giants and phillies finish up their three-game series last night and there was something that happened that caused the benches to clear. but let's get more. ben ross has the 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 a friday. let's toss it back to you guys.

>> all right. thank you very much. a 56 on the clock. and coming up in the next hour of the kron 4 morning news. we continue to follow the breaking news out of castro valley. you see here a massive fire that broke out at a public market. we're going to take you live to the scene. plus, home owners in the east bay concern this morning after some say they've lost their homeowner insurance because fire coverage is just too risky. and scott peterson asking a judge to allow new dna testing in his 20 year-old murder case will tell you what the judge decided. right now

on the kron. 4 morning news. a massive fire overnight damage is a popular market in castro valley. we're going to take you live to the scene. plus, multiple students arrested at a nevada middle school after a fight breaks out, sending some to the hospital. we'll be live on campus this morning. and a warning to milpitas residents after reports of 2 mountain lion sightings just a couple miles from each other. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning. and thanks for waking up with us thursday. i'm darya and i'm james and on the first of the 2 hottest days of the week, yeah was pretty test yesterday, john, more that more of a good even hotter today today and tomorrow will indeed be the hottest ones, but staying warm, sunny and dry all the way through this upcoming forecast. so something to settle in for. we're looking outside at the east bay hills, not a cloud in the sky out there. very similar to yesterday in that regard. winds are quite