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

relaxed out there. not a lot for most of us and where you are seeing are breezy us conditions up in the delta vacaville at 24 miles per hour. it's actually a dry northerly wind. so not much of a delta breeze at all. 50's towards the coast. 60's along the bay shore. lot of 70's already further inland. vacaville or windy. a spot is also our warmest at 76 degrees right now. later on today, daytime highs will rise into the 70's 80's for most spots. couple of low 90's, though. i'm talking all the details. still to come great. all right, john, thank you for that. well, we still have that accident along a richmond. sandra fell bridge. >> our drive time of year is off because that's been changing from 60 minutes to 30 now to 11. but right now they've got lanes blocked off. they keep opening lanes. closing lanes are trying to get those accidents off of the bridge right now. so next time we check in will see if they have any of those vehicles off the bridge right now. i'm saying maybe avoid the richmond. sandra ridge at this time until they're able to get a handle on that. your other bridges, we're not seeing major issues. but right now the ridges center fell bridge

is a problem. 13 minutes on the bay bridge. our san mateo bridge just short of 20 minutes, golden gate bridge. 37 of the tolls. 31 minute ride back to you. thank you. reyna 901. and the breaking news recovering is the aftermath of a big fire that damaged a local public market in cascade coal ports. michael thomas has been following the story for us all morning long joins us now live from the scene. michael. >> well, things have certainly calmed down here before, but you can still see there's some smoke coming out. some fire officials that are still here. alameda county fire is heading this investigation, essentially calling this building a total loss. and you can see the roof completely blown out from those flames along with those front windows. and just to give perspective, take a look. this is video that we have from around 3 o'clock this morning. according to fire officials. it happened at 2.20 or so here at lake chabot public market. and according to the fire department, they say there were no injuries, but the fire did send massive flames through the roof and destroyed everything inside. and that also included one store owners

poke bar. take a listen to the moment that she found out. as i. >> i don't know. i saw the text job. i don't know what to make it really happened. so i just like live come here. >> now there were about 3 dozen fire officials from both alameda county fire and some neighboring stations here on the scene fighting the blaze telling us the cause is still unknown, but it was a struggle to get things under control. and they add that there were a few things that could have played a role, including a gas line back out here live. you can investigators are now just showing up on the scene and fire officials still here on the scene trying to figure out just exactly what happened when it comes to nearby neighboring homes and residences. noneyof those were affected. however, there is nearby elementary school. those were put in shelter in place until these hot spots are put out completely. and there is still lots of smoke in the air. so as we get more

details from fire, officials on the cars will continue to keep you updated. but after speaking with neighbors here in the area, this is really just a sacred place for the castro valley area. that's very latest here in custer value. michael thomas was sent back to a loss been lost. a lot of people that was go to for them. all right. thank you, michael. >> time now is 903. and a developing story this morning as well. we've got 8 students up in nevada now. they were arrested after a large fight broke out on campus. and now parents are worried for the safety of their own kids. our middle schoolers kron four's will tran is live at sinaloa middle school with the details. will. >> the kids are inside the classroom as we speak. but when they arrived to school, maybe show you video, they were met by adults, vice principals, principals, they in even brought in extra people to keep a close eye on the situation, including conflict counselors. now they want to make sure that the kids are safe because of what happened on friday. it took a couple of days for that nevada

police department to ultimately look at the video and make arrests. 8 kids between 12 and 14 years old got into a fight on friday on campus. the charges include conspiracy as well as felony assault. that's how serious the situation was. now. the school district, according to many parents, they say that they have been told the school district many times that bullying is a problem on campus. the school district did stop a possible fight on thursday. so that was prevented. but on friday, sure enough there was a huge fight on campus involving all of those kids. i got a chance to talk to the school district as well as some parents. here's a very action about possible ongoing bullying at campus. is bullying a problem here at the school? >> i think billings a problem in every middle school in america. so no worse know

better than any other place. i can't gauge that. i don't know what what happened said every other school, but i know that bullying happens at all. the schools. and i know that at the administration here is addressing and doing the best they can from the that we had here the other it was very disappointing. and i don't think the parents were heard. >> there was a lot of anger. there was a lot of heat but i'd like to see what else is happening. i like to see some major changes happened to protect these, his bullying and ongoing problem at the school 100%. >> and do you think that they were aware of it and did not doing anything? >> from what i've seen and what i've heard from other parents and children. yes. >> now the school district denies that that they say they try their very best to make sure that the kids are safe. and if there's any information they would pounce on it, which is exactly what they did on thursday. but moving forward, they're making sure that there are plenty of adults on campus

to make sure that the kids who are on campus remain safe. i even ask them what about the 8 kids have they been released and are they back on campus at this particular time? and that spokeswoman says she does not know. >> okay. well, we'll thank you very much for that. >> 906, right now. and 20 years after a jury found him guilty of murdering his pregnant wife, scott peterson is trying once again to gain his freedom his lawyers want to 14 pieces of evidence tested for dna proffers. rob nesbitt tells us what the judge decided. >> 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 hand over dna evidence unless court ordered on wednesday. judge elizabeth hill ruled that a piece of duct tape down lacey's pants will be able to be tested but deny 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. it's 908. and we have some developing news where an inmate who escaped from a southern california correctional facility was arrested in san jose. >> 38 year-old daniel lopez zavala escape from the san benito correctional facility in hollister on tuesday by jumping over a barbed wire fence and they say that his girlfriend helped him to escape. he was arrested last night at a hotel and san jose. the sheriff's office says that zavala associates with northern gang members and now he's charged with several felonies, including child abuse. >> in the east bay, one man is dead now and another in the hospital following a shooting in oakland. so citizen app video shows police on tuesday night right along foothill boulevard near the stanley exit just off 5.80, when officers arrived. they say they found a man who'd been shot. that person died at the hospital and then a second victim. a man showed up at the hospital as well with gunshot wounds. that person is expected to survive. motive for the shooting is still being investigated. meanwhile,

san mateo county apparently seeing increase in the number of people living on the streets according to their latest count, which was conducted back in january. more than 2100 people now are experiencing homelessness. that's an 18% increase over the numbers from last year. officials also say they saw 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. as home prices keep climbing ability. state capitol aims to level the playing field for families. the state assembly passed a bill yesterday preventing some big corporations from buying up single-family homes and flipping 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. >> it's 9.10, and a bakery well known for its moshi doughnuts and muffins is closing its san francisco location this weekend. 3rd culture bakery says that its

inner sunset location is going to close after business on sunday, june 2nd, the stores on irving street, they first opened in 2022, but they say they decided to sell because they say it's been a real challenge to find and retain employees. 3rd culture does have to other locations in the bay area. you can visit them in berkeley and walnut creek. and the popular asian grocery chain is coming to the east bay korean grocer. h mart is going to be opening in pleasanton. it will be the 4th location that they have around the bay. it's going to be the dublin retail center right next to the stone ridge shopping but we're not sure exactly the date for it. when it does open, though they'll have outdoor dining to complement their mega food hall. >> we're going to take a break at 9.11. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a cowboy in the east bay arrested after using his phone to record. a police arrest will tell you what happened and expect to see some improvements at many stations will explain what changes you might see in the near future and we are looking

at a beautiful day today to be steppin out there. if you like the heat. >> head inland mid-eighties to upper 80's for some of our inland spots. we need a break. san francisco's not bad with the low 70's. talk to your forecast ahead. >> and so what news accident along with the center fell bridge is now clear, however, drive times to little slow. we're tracking that and maybe you might still want to take the golden drive ti

>> that 14 right now things are really going to heat up today. they are. we've got john with our hot inland temperatures age on day. we

are looking at our hottest days today and tomorrow. you are right about that. so if you thought yesterday was war, maybe today, you should get out a little earlier trying to enjoy things before we get a little hotter later on. >> san jose is one of our spots that will be well into the mid 80's later today. those 70's that trend of whether you've had lately, definitely giving way to much more summer feeling conditions. radar shows you clear skies from the coast bayshore to our inland areas. obviously your skates from the warmth are going to be closer to the coastline. that low pressure that kept us a little cooler than average for memorial day weekend is a thing of the past. now. and now that this high pressure is building in a sunny and warmer forecast ahead with today's and tomorrow's heat being the very warmest but dry, sunny and generally warm conditions is the norm. now through the weekend and well into next week, too. today tomorrow, lots of sunshine, a few passing cirrus clouds here and there, but not a lot going on. we will be looking at friday night into saturday morning, the return of some ocean cool there. likely a little bit of fog towards saturday morning.

this is going to contribute to what will be a bit of a cool down into saturday and sunday. so very warmest of temperatures again, as we close out this week and a little break from the warmest of conditions this weekend, 60's to 70's for sf as well. 60's right along the coast today, looking at 70's to 80's for most of the rest of us. burlingame at 76 foster city. nice. 75 80's starting redwood city through the south bay campbell, up to 87 degrees today with fremont at 82 for your daytime high. getting close to 90 up in concord. a 89 today and are 90 degrees spots are pittsburg, antioch, as well as vacaville at 92 degrees today. let's get you look ahead. daytime highs will progress out there along richmond, sandra fell bridge

>> we had drive times over an hour. and in the last hours of that accident, that is all clear. and the traffic is free-flowing moving again. 12 minute ride along the richmond, sandra fell bridge. even a bridge is seen improvement. 13 minutes the peak of the morning. we were well into about 25 minutes for your drive. time. our highways, though, are still busy. 61 minutes along 101. 85 to menlo park to 80 82. better options right now. 37 minutes. elliott are down to 37 and check in on 80 for you. rocking out towards the maze at 30 minutes. all right. james, back to you. time to check winners and losers with our financial expert rob black morning. rob. >> martin, daria. >> is it casual friday? you'll say there is an day. yes. alright. just business e. you want to be your business. going to tie on monday? no, because i guess the whole point is you are so successful and see that this young age you can kick back and retire speaking of which way, i know you're going to hit 4, 1, k's.

so if i've saved my whole life to be a 1 million air, as i call it. i'm still not there, but a lot of people have made it. i call myself a 1 million or if i get 1 million of the 4, 1, k. >> that number's up for one k millionaires to 485,000 of them in the united states. now it's the best way to save for retirement. whether it be a 4, 1, k 3, d or 4.57, he started 5% in your 20's and pushed up to 15%. you too, will likely be a 4, one k millionaire before retire. and i think it's the genius things that allows go to italy. it allows you to live your take care of the 4, one k before 3 b and -nd your time will take care of itself. within reason that's not comply. i think i started too late. but wait. >> do you see don't call that person, a millionaire? even even these days, do you have to have like how many million to be called a millionaire in in life? not verona k. >> well, i would say the

average person retired needs about the true numbers about million. okay. but with inflation, the future count on 2 to 4 million for a if you want to continue the lifestyle that you have now. >> and i know tay tay is a one billionaire. plus, katy perry isn't up to her speed yet, but she is entered an exclusive group. now. >> yeah, katie perry is at 350 million dollars after selling or her song catalog last year in september war, dark horse. tgif. i kissed a girl. i dated a girl high school in katy sperry. not the same but it's cute. nonetheless, paris with 1.3 maisie. how pop singers katy perry, i kissed a girl. did you see? >> love song i thought the song is amazing inland. she just got an amazing heights. you can. >> i love power women. i think it's super cool. wait. but a general look at the before we move on and she's quitting a 25 million dollar job quitting

leaving american i do watch on that show. >> she doesn't need the money. rob, just like you with your shirt. i take 25 million you know, for sure saying. it says i'm relaxed. you know, i don't this job. it's it's might be friday. yes, yes, the sales force is slipping 20% today. that's the sales force tower. marc benioff, horrible quarter. it should have been that should scare ai investors because they should be benefiting from ai footlocker. on the other shoe, though, is up. 28%. >> doing a bit of a turnaround best buy. they fired the right amount of people are laid off. we're right-sized they're up 10% day on horrible sales number, but they still made their profits because they're a leaner company than they were in the past. i have kind of a joke about like if i were to wear like i can wear or say anything wants. >> and then it's. >> i don't this job. look what i wear fire. no. me take a bert kreischer and take my shirt off. all right. what

about finding a new job as the markets? >> talk about katy perry quit. and 25 million dollar jobs. jobs for people making 55,000 lower. health care, jobs and hospitality hotel jobs, their inflate go there in style. everyone wants well, not everyone but because were vacationing. and we're getting older to the tune of 65 years old. we add roughly 10,065 year-old every day. so health care is doing great. whether you're a nurse or technician pmedical technician, whether you're taking people to and from the hospital lower earner jobs. not great. when we're talking about getting my life and then again, like i said, the hotel's of note. the middle and higher paying jobs, a little tougher to little bit longer to get now. so low paying jobs in style in demand post-pandemic higher paying jobs are. they're we have a healthy job market just not and cast. we're hot on high paid jobs and one topic and

that is credit card. so when we have a lower-paying job, put a lot on credit. >> and a lot of these fees really add up. 37% of americans pay late fee last 12 months keeping up with the bills, tougher with inflation of those late fees. 21% credit cards it can do your credit report that may hurt your job. your ability to get the job. it may hurt your ability to get a new car use cart may hurt ability to get an apartment. >> and those are big things. utilities, 10% of us had late payment there. you may not have electricity when you come home. if you don't pay or a utility bill, you're rents down 8%, were late fees had on rents. these are fees. we shouldn't be paid. but we are because inflation hurting us all they can be in your credit report. they can get your car repossessed. you can chalk up tell is my advice is talk to your creditors. be honest with them, ask for a one-time waiver to time waiver on late fees. doesn't hurt your credit report, but also on top of it, if you had a death in the family, she walks job, be honest, the creditors, because

the work with you, if your honest if you wait and wait and wait like i did right out of college, i credit that deemed before i afford. find starts like and i had learned how to play financial and by the way, was on the bottom. you were short, be honest. he's see monday with a proper sure. >> i'll have proper shirt on my book. if you have question for of you can read my e-mail acts or facebook. we'll be right back.

>> it's 9.25. and take a look at this. >> what was in the backyard in milpitas. watch. wow. that's a big mountain lion. this

sighting happened 4.30 yesterday morning on this home security camera, the area fair meadow way and police are still looking for this big cat. is it the same that was seen in at a mobile home park on dixon landing road. look at this one. still really big officials got out there with drones with thermal imaging trying to find one or 2 big cats. they weren't able to track it down. >> in the north sandra fell child turned himself in to the police after a shooting that happened last saturday. >> this was near b street in albert park lane. they are still looking for any other suspects, including the main shooter, the person who turned themselves and this was a juvenile and was taken to jail. >> 10 years after a federal recall of deadly airbags, millions of americans still haven't replace them. carfax data shows that more than 6.4 million cars in the u.s. still have an replaced takata

airbags. those the airbags linked to 27 deaths and 400 injuries. about 40% of those cars are at high risk. stare in high-risk states with heat and humidity, which can cause those airbags to potentially explode, sending shrapnel into the cabin. the states with the most on fulfilled airbag recalls right here in california. then you have texas and florida. a notorious hacker group claims to have hacked ticketmaster and stolen sensitive data of some 560 million users. the group. called this sells the data on the dark web for half a million dollars. the information allegedly contains names and addresses phone numbers, even partial credit card numbers. it's unclear how the hackers managed to breach ticketmaster, but the company has yet to comment. we're still following the story. all right. we're going take a break or 9.27. up next. tenants and open teaming up to go after their landlord for what they're calling dangerous living conditions.

>> 9.29 right now and we're looking at the weather is going to be toasty out there apparently at john with the forecast. good morning, genevieve. today's going to be a warm one. lots of sunshine out there already in some of our inland areas are already on a warming trend under that sunshine looking outside from mount tam way above the rest of us. you can see those crystal clear skies overhead, very thin evidence, a marine layer that's going to burn off rather quickly. so shallow marine layer not really in shooting very far inland either because we don't have a lot of coastal wind. fact, a lot of our inland areas are seeing a dry northerly wind, which is helping to pump temperatures already into the mid 70's up in brentwood at 76

berkeley year at 61 right now, some of our cooler spots at the coastline will remain your escape from the heat if you do need later on today, coastal areas not budging from the 60's. where is the rest of us? 70's 80's, maybe even a few low 90's. reyna. >> at those drive times, finally going back down. they bridge right now about 15 minutes with the we've got about. 25 at the peak of the morning san mateo bridge, 15 minute to 101. our filled bridge just cleared from major accident. 13 her over an hour when they shut things down on the bridge in the last hour. only gate bridge just short of 23 minutes. 37 of the tolls are as was back to you. thank you. rain. it's 9.30, in richmond man is accusing the police of assaulting him while he was videotaping their response to an incident. now a lawsuit's been filed against the city. we have kron four's dan kerman walking us through what happened. >> but they they this nt. now a

lawsuit's been filed against the city. we have kron four's dan kerman walking us through what happened. >> but they they this richmond cowboys calling for the firing >> and i've got do. here of the way. >> and then came back you know the start pushing pushing me pushing me pushing me of the officer came me. with 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

>> there's a pattern and practice that exist. that is allowable 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 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 had 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 is 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 happen. i'm worth because they have to. >> you know, counties, 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 and richmond. police say they take all use-of-force incident seriously and that they're investigating and they say they have reassigned one of those officers to a temporary administrative position. san francisco leaders are seeing progress when it comes to drug-related arrests. police have made about 3,000 arrests and seize 200 kilos of narcotics over the past year in the tenderloin and south of market neighborhood. most of the drugs seas, fentanyl and methamphetamine. it's been a year now since francisco launches operation to crack down on drugs by bringing together local, federal and state officials. >> campus calling for a cease-fire in the middle east. more than 50 students at

stanford held in march and protest yesterday, mainly in response to recent israeli strikes on the gazan city of rafah. dozens have died in some of these recent attacks protesters added that hearing, israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu calling this attack a mistake was upsetting. >> in addition to the fact that there's no way universities, there's no more schools and there's nowhere. and all of these are grave 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. >> well, students also say they are calling out all the administration about how they're being treated as protesters. one student protester tells us that one of their fellow students was arrested monday during one of their protests and hasn't been allowed to return campus. >> investigators have arrested a man for assaulting another man at a light rail station. the assault happened yesterday afternoon on the platform of the vta station in san jose near children's discovery

museum. and after this, one of the men went homenended up barricaded himself inside. deputies were eventually able to negotiate with him and arrest him. the victim took himself to the hospital. no word on his condition. they're still trying to figure out why this attack happened. >> in redwood city woman has been arrested now after a car was set on fire. police say it broke out in the parking lot of second avenue right near highway 101. we've got the indicator there on the map. the witness show police video of a woman arng the fire. police believe they found that woman now booked her on charges of arson and resisting arrest. time now is 9.35. in some tenants in oakland are suing their landlord. there was a fire at their apartment building and they've been without power for a month. kron four's gayle ong shows us what they're dealing with. >> i 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. >> thank you, gayle. 9.38. the time. the san francisco sheriff's office now defending its use of chemical agents during a training exercise that ended up spreading to a nearby elementary school was last tuesday. we reported here on the kron 4 morning news.

one, 20 students and a teacher out of the patrol elementary school experience burning sensations in their eyes and throats. and it happened as multiple law enforcement agencies were conducting a training exercise nearby at the county jail in san bruno, the san francisco sheriff's office says it was uc berkeley police who brought the chemical used in that exercise. san francisco chronicle reports that chemical was decades old. san mateo county supervisor dave canepa says that should never happen again. >> were in 2024. there has to be protocols and processes in place that 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 be disposed. >> well, the sheriff's office said last week that they will pause all chemical agent

training until they complete a review of what happened. at the state capitol. a new bill wants to prevent school districts from forcing teachers to notify parents if their kids 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 something similar. some parents argue it could be harmful to students mental health. if they're out of that, their parents without their consent. while others say it keeps parents aware of what's going on with their child. >> it is a safety issue. these policies are harming our 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 is still

going on because this bill still has to go before the senate health committee. >> it's 9.40 how much it costs to have child care. in california. san francisco's mayoral candidate mark farrell is trying to improve things. she's holding a news conference today talking about his plan to establish universal health care for children and san francisco. he says that the state reimbursement rates fail to cover the true cost of care. and that's putting a financial strain on families. he says that parents spend an average of about $40,000 a year between infant and preschool care. in the north bay, a popular nonprofit called conservation corps. north bay is preparing to help the community. they're going provide on-the-job training to underserved used who are looking for a career in conservation. they are hoping to prepare young adults for the workhorse of the workforce. the trainees are between the ages of 18 30 and there are typically low income

are unemployed. the nonprofit's ceo manager says that services involved paid training for green jobs and services to make sure that they feel their basic needs are met. >> we're going to take a break here at 9.41, but still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, the giants and the phillies played their last game of the series. there was a bit of a kerfuffle. we'll talk more about that with the highlights coming up in a minute. and we are looking at a day today that is bringing with it, mta, sunshine and even warmer temperatures than yesterday brought san jose some 80's oakland in sf. you're hanging on to those 70's. >> talking more in this forecast ahead. and while your highways are still busy out there, seeing a lot of improvement on your bridges. the drive times do start to go down. 9.44 and

today a group rehabilitated brown pelicans. >> are going to be released into the wild near fort baker and sausalito. are they credible? look at these birds in the mid april, there are about 40 starving and injured pelicans. they were taken in by the international bird rescue. the rescue said that the birds are having trouble finding fish and they're being injured by fishing hooks and lines. most of them came in from monterey and santa cruz. the california apartment fish wildlife is investigating the cause of this crisis. the first group of pelicans going to be released today at 2.30. all i'm going to watch for that. those are amazing. >> ok, 9.45, is the time. let's get over to the weather center. we know john's been tracking the forecast here on this thursday and friday. the

hottest days of the week. yeah, sure was hot yesterday. i would recommend a sunscreen in shorts, sunscreen, shorts, water, water that the water oh, my gosh course of that. >> yeah. especially on these hot days when we're not quite acclimated to the heat yet. we just came off of a very beautiful and cool memorial day weekend today and tomorrow are going to feel like summer now officially your view from the east bay, lots of sun. we have not been seeing any clouds in the sky out there. this is the way we stay today. lots and lots of sunshine in a really warm one that low that kept us relatively cool this weekend. it's long gone at this point in the sunny and warmer forecast is already been being felt. but today and tomorrow being the peak of those temperatures and the weekend as well as next week is keeping this a dry, sunny and warmer than average weather going today. and tomorrow, as i mentioned, the hottest, but also some of our sunny days come friday night. we start to see some cool coastal air slipping back through the golden gate and by saturday into sunday east, a little relief from the heat. most of our inland daytime

highs will fall from the very warmest upper 80's to low 90's to just the low 80's toward saturday today, if you will need escape from the warmth in went head out towards the coast, 60's out that direction. little bit of a breeze, but not too, too blustery today. 70's to 80's for most of us across the day foster city. and i-75 will redwood city, 80 degrees. south bay temps getting close to 90 in a few spots. like let's get up to 87 livermore. you'll also be a 87 today with conquered all the way up to 89 richmond and berkeley. a nice 74 degrees for you while pittsburg, antioch in vacaville, our warmest spots each reaching into the low 90's tomorrow, similar to today. that cool off i mentioned really kicks off saturday and last into monday. the very cool. stay the forecast highs down in the 70's on monday. we'll slowly climb back up after that right now. all right, john, thank you for that. well on our highways are still pretty busy bridges. you're making some really good time. look at that. still hour along 1, 0, 1, 85 to menlo park.

>> so 82 to 80 still your best options for right now. 15 minute ride into the city. we went up about 2 minutes there for 2 minutes. a letter to senator phil ridge. in the last hour. we had a major accident. so it's good. they got that cleared off pretty quickly. so andrew, down to 37 34 over the east bay about 23 minutes. you start to build just past richmond all the way into oakland and doubling down to fremont southbound 6, 80 24 minutes. all right. james, back to you. thanks a lot. ryan has 9.47. and legislative leaders say they have reached a budget agreement and they vow it's going to spare the state for major cuts. 2 core programs, the assembly speaker robert reavis and senate pro tem mike mcguire. they believe their proposal for the budget keeps a stay on track to tackle a 45 billion dollar projected deficit. while at the same time maintaining spending for housing and education. the plan calls for more than 26 billion dollars in cuts over the next 2 years.

and while maintaining about half of the state's reserves, lawmakers say the state's rainy day fund has helped, but they acknowledge 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 ahead. >> you know, the governor made a quote a number months ago. i think, 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 week and that lawmakers have until june 15th to pass a fully balanced budget and send it to the governor for his signature. new data from the u.s. census bureau shows california is one of 8 states seeing the population shrink in the last year. the overall decrease was just 0.2%. but some bigger cities saw more dramatic drop,

including anaheim at long beach. they both lost nearly one percent of their populations in a single year. san jose chula vista and stockton saw population drop. also is point to 2.4% there. on the other hand, several other cities in our state saw moderate gains in population. >> ok, let's talk baseball. the giants phillies finishing up games. 3 of that series last night. and there was some there was yeah, people got off their seats. it will. yes, i bench clearing but not a brawl. would bet a bench clearing. >> ben ross has details. 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 in 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 harrison 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 during and 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 in 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. >> 9.30. be right back.

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kids explain its called the fit bit ace lte. now this watch is designed for kids. 7 and older encourages them to stay active. actually have interactive 3 games built in. it features real-time location tracking for mom and calling and messaging. so mom and i want to send you a message come up on the phone how its self contained. it doesn't need to be sinks to a smartphone at all. the device is water resistant. 16 hour battery life. it's selling for about $230. you know you're doing? you play. you can pick it up. it's like putting a what they call those little apple tag your kids about that. without the cholera. i like it. gives mom and i had the ability to keep an eye on where they are in the urgency for them to call and contact mom and dad. if there's an emergency and they make it kind of fun kids with the colors, everything again, it was june 5th. it becomes available. so if you're interested, maybe check all right. now, as i just finish all of my coffee. >> and what they say is delaying that coffee that you have in the morning could be a better start for the day and

by delay, they mean. >> researchers say that you should wait at least 30 minutes to an hour after you wake up, average first cup of coffee pretty typical. i don't i think a lot of people roll out of bed and go where's my coffee? we don't that. also. >> they say that usually takes about 30 20 or 30 minutes for to kick in and you feel the jolts you do have to out and then as far as bed time caffeine reacts differently with different people. but generally they say you shouldn't drink coffee 6 hours before bedtime. >> so like if you're going to bed it, let's go to bed around. 6 so it that's my goal and everybody's but nobody out there understands that james to for me that i can't past noon normal people can drink say at 4 p 3, 3, normal people.tokay on how about people who love music? get your pocketbook out because outside lands tickets go on sale today. your glasses 10:00am the acts. yeah, was

just doesn't matter. we only know the killers and that's written real big coast along he's the big health. he's the finale show sunday. so that will be a lot everybody else's too cool for us. but these is a three-day festival that's also too cool for us. james, go park. it's friday, august 9th. and so these are the different days on friday, saturday and sunday. get to see. >> last year they were sold out. 75,000 people go everyday. well, here's i did. you mentioned this in our minutes. that's when tickets go on it was a 10 year. yeah. they want to go. i know they sell out fast. the cheapest way to go is by buying a one-day ticket cause. it's one day for $200, but the more economical thing is if you average it out, you know, obviously the weekend passes actually more economical. >> okay. good luck to you. if you want tickets, it is 9.57 and we're going to take a break here. coming up in the next hour. we're going to continue following that breaking news story out of castro valley. that massive fire that broke out at a public market. we're live at the scene. we'll take you there. >> well, us homeowners in the east bay bit concerned now after a lot of them have lost their homeowners insurance

will tell you why. and scott peterson asking the judge to allow new dna testing in his 20 year-old murder case. we'll have the judge's decision.

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 to the scene. multiple students arrested at a nevada middle school after a fight breaks out, sending some to the hospital. we've got the update there on campus and a warning to milpitas residents. look at that. 2 reports outlined sightings just miles apart from each other. >> from the local news station, you're