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 watching you

on morning team. >> and thursday games all here on a thursday to get you dari and i'm james start the hour off with a check of weather here in a minute. but also more on that video we saw. yeah, i mean, people are reporting mountain lion so you know that you don't, you know, you know, peer i all right. maybe it's whether know they want to enjoy sunshine, a b there saw the forecast. there's oh, my goodness. yeah, we'll get outside today. hopefully without the mountain lion encounters because it is going to be nice, especially out along the coastline. take a look at this. >> all that sunshine to happen. bay will be a nice escape from the warmth. if you're looking for your own place to venture out to, that's not going to be so warm. visibility has been crystal clear all morning winds have been very relaxed from the coast and in fact, are spots. actually been kind of a dry, offshore wind out into the delta vacaville.

you've been warm all morning with temperatures hardly falling out of the 70's last night. you're back up to 82 degrees already at 10:00am in vacaville berkeley, sitting at 61 sf at 67 right now. well, to pull in at 72 degrees later on today, we'll be looking at daytime highs warmer than yesterday's close to if not to the 90's for some of our inland areas. back to you. >> thanks a lot of us. get back to the breaking news that we've been covering, which is a massive fire that damaged local public market in castro valley. it was a huge scene problems. michael thomas is there with the update. michael. >> well, things have started to settle down here and you can see just how massive that fire was. they're still continuing to put out some hotspots here at the top of lake chabot public market. that roof is completely gone. and it started during the early morning hours. >> this massive fire in castro valley lake chabot public market broke out at around 2.30 this morning. according

to alameda county fire. there were no injuries. fire did said massive flames through the roof and destroyed everything inside and that included store owner suki lynn's pokey bar. take a listen to the moment she found out as i. >> i don't know. i saw the text shop. i don't know what's in the night is it really happened. so i just like live come here, about 3 dozen fire officials from both alameda county fire. neighboring stations were on the scene fighting the blaze for hours telling us the cause is still unknown and under investigation. >> but it was a struggle to get things under control, adding that there were a few things that may have played a role. >> i'm just making access to the back. there's a mezzanine up. top present a huge problem. just trying to make access now to get out. there was so much fire. there's already fire shooting through the roof. looks like may be said by a gas line at some point. so that a pretty >> nearby >> buildings and residences were not affected. but a

nearby elementary school was put on shelter in place until hot spots were put out. neighbors in the area say the market is a sacred place for castro valley and losing. it is a tragedy. >> come down here like i'm down to ice cream after dinner. we'll come get >> shop. >> as for what's next? well, store owners say. >> i don't know those light. even >> back out here live, you can see those firefighters still on top, putting of those flames are hot spots. i should say out and we have not confirmed this with this school officials. however, parents in the area say that the school actually release the students and that there is no school today. but again, we're still waiting to confirm that from the actual elementary school. the only thing we've heard from officials is that they were put on a shelter in place as they continue to put out these hot spots. we have more information coming on our noon with our reporter chuck clifford at that point that

the very latest here in castro valley and michael thomas story. and james, we'll send it back to michael, thank you very much. 10. 0, 4, right now. and another developing story. 8 students in nevada were arrested for a large fight that broke out on campus. parents worried about the safety of their kids. now kron four's will tran is on the story. >> 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 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 of the 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, 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 asked them what about the 8 kids? have they been released and are they back on campus at this particular time? and a spokeswoman says she does not know. >> thanks a lot. we'll 10, 0, 7, right now. and some people

in the bay area are being warned to specifically one neighborhood because they've been mountain lion sightings. couple of them actually 3. now they think crawford's reyna. harvey walks us through it all here in the studio right yep. so out of those 3 signs in the south bay to them actually been in the last 2 weeks in milpitas. and they were actually just miles apart from each other. take a look at this. this is the most recent sighting u.s. police say this video from 4.30, yesterday morning right near the area. fear metal way. police are still looking for this big cat and this one was actually spotted in a mobile home park. this is on dixon landing road. officials used drones thermal imaging to try and find that cat, but they couldn't track it down. settles day. this big cat was spotted prowling through a yard earlier this month. that's scary. that line was captured, leaping up on offense and taking a little look around before walking along the top trail. officials are asking residents in the area to consider bringing pets. if you outside indoors,

keeping them on a leash during walks. if you see a mountain lion running, it is not recommended for you to run away state trying to peer large wave your arms speak at a very loud and from voice. but i have any word yet any of these animals have been caught. we'll be following the story send it back to both of the deaths. all right. thanks a lot. reyna is 10, 0, 8.20 years after a jury found him guilty of murdering his pregnant wife. scott peterson is trying to gain his freedom again. yeah. his lawyers wanted 14 pieces of evidence tested for dna. >> kron four's rob nesbitt lets us know 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 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 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. >> well, san mateo county now seeing an increase in the number of people living in the streets, according to their latest count conducted in january. more than 2100 people were experiencing homelessness. that's about an 18% increase over last year's number. 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. there's a bill in the state capital that is looking 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 turning 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 10 11 and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news homeowners in the east bay are concerned because some have lost their home insurance

policies. it was a meeting last night. we'll take you to and see if they're satisfied. plus. a new report indicates elementary school students were exposed to an expired chemical during a police training exercise. we'll see

it's 10, 13 right now and we are waiting for to really heat up today. we're going to get to that in just a minute. but we also want to look back. yeah, they are history because kron is 75 years old. and so we've been having fun looking back through the archives at various moments. >> in bay area history. did you know that mel blanc was born in san francisco was bugs

bunny. james, tell us he is the original voice of bugs. bunny daffy, duck, tweety, my personal favorite sylvester, the cat. what about his feelings and your 70 sam's well foghorn leg harm say also that has many in double all and many more to it was incredibly huge motivational force there behind looney tunes. and a lot of the merrie melodies cartoon. so that's one now take a look at this. >> all right. that's from kron four's archives. back in the day, james, which is a crazy my eyes. but this is the rock band. is playing in the boat house in sausalito back in 1971. and this is straight from our archives. >> so these are beds.

>> offense really to what year is this 76 sorry, no. 71 71. >> so they got bay area band members based car. i'm bob simmons of the target, their michael kramer, keyboard all and ross heidi shown drums. good stuff. and venue, the boat heart house is still around now and different. it's called a botched. >> is it >> intense kron. back in 1976. hang a local staple, closed its doors. it made news. we covered it here on kron 4. laura bureau brothers bakery close its doors for good because of the financial lawsuit resulting, you know from is this legal action? the bakery was there on 3rd avenue between locke's. look at the truck. it was famous for its french sour dough bread, which of course, is all and like that is san francisco, the sour dough bread. all people i

came out a little just leave it out like they came out to buy the last of that bread that loved for. fact. >> here's somebody talking about it way back then. >> we had neighbors the >> yeah. yeah. there's no other bread like it. no. other starters is saying. >> do you think like they would deliver your house? >> in that bread mobile. like they would funny that they had outside to. i just we still, though, sell it, you know, just in the open bag and style. this is great we're going to have some fun looking at our video archive over the years we. >> remember bay area. he's great because we turns 75 years old. but these look like they're for 75 years old. they don't look like the 1975. they look like they're from the okay. let's go outside. we've blue skies behind us here over san francisco. it's going to be warm today. yeah, it is side, john. i just wondered if anyone had that starter left. >> recipe going. don't think

you if you could be bad, >> starter would be star. still good. that's good forever. oh, well, well, if you do want to get outside today, the coastline right here looking absolutely gorgeous. you can see crystal clear skies towards half moon bay. >> love to see that sunshine after what had been kind of a cooler memorial day forecast last weekend that low that was contributing to that cool down as well on the outs now. and we've got this high pressure ridge built firmly back in. this is going to keep us warm today and tomorrow, especially but into the weekend. temperatures will slip just a little bit as cool. ocean air pushes back to the golden gate. we don't get much of that today. the u.s. are inland. daytime highs will soar into the upper 80's many cases tomorrow, very similar. but friday night into saturday morning, some of that cool fog rushes back in temperatures inland drop into the low 80's. as part of that. now today's daytime highs, 60's 70's for the city. beautiful day for you. a little breezy towards the coast, but not exceptionally windy and nice and sunny for many areas, 70's

up and down the bayshore foster city up to san mateo and the south bay looking at some mid to upper 80's near 90 in campbell in morgan hill, east bay temps, 70's staties for you livermore 87. well, concord near 90 degrees today. oakland, a nice comfortable. 75 kind of warm vacaville, antioch in pittsburgh, downright hot. you are spots in the nineties today could see a couple more low 90's tomorrow at a very warmest. and then we get a bit of a break saturday through monday or cooler days of the forecast before we're back up again next week. daria q john, 10, 18 right now. a big story is how hard it is to get homeowners insurance. there's a crisis. >> especially in the community of orinda. yeah. lot of hills, lot of trees. and last night the city hosted a town hall for the homeowners there to ask questions and >> express their concerns about this lack of homeowners insurance. but they didn't leave very happy. kron 4 sarah stinson has more. >> 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 in 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 explains 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 you're away 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. >> 10 21 is the time and nasa and cal fire are supporting some new satellite technology to help the agency's direct and detect wildfires. so they announced this week their support for this nonprofit group called earth fire alliance. and it uses a network of more than 50 satellites that from space can scan the globe every 20 minutes searching for wildfires. the satellites can spot signs of fires to clouds or smokes or darkness doesn't matter. the group is hoping to have the satellites up and working by 2026. >> that's why we're just talking about that will bakery because there's a really well-known bakery. they're well known for their moshi doughnuts and muffins, especially and they are closing their san francisco location this weekend. 3rd culture bakery announced that the inner sunset location is closing after sunday, june 2nd, that story's on irving street. they open to just in 2022, but they say the owners decide they have to sell it because they say it's too hard to find and retain employees.

3rd culture still has to other locations in the bay area in berkeley and walnut creek. it's 10. 22. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a community college program in pittsburgh. >> will allow high school students to get a job in school with college. we'll tell you how.

>> 10 24 and ticketmaster has been hacked. a notorious hacker group stole sensitive data of ticketmaster users. the group is called fists and they say that they have the data and that they're selling it on the dark web for a half a million dollars. they say

the information is names, addresses, phone numbers and partial credit card numbers for about 560 million ticketmaster customers. they don't know. ticketmaster doesn't know all this breach app and the company has yet to comment. so we're waiting for a comment to cut master. i use them. so a lot of people consumers across the country, by the way, are getting savvier with their budgets at the grocery store. >> fact, report show more and more people are. going away from the big name brands and leaning more towards generic brands to save a few pennies here. and there grocery prices are up. 26 1% compared to where they were before the pandemic. and according to the research groups are dollar sales. a private brands went up only 6% in 2023 and now major retailers are taking note. they're cutting prices on thousands of items, walgreens and target. you probably heard in the news are each pledging to lower prices for thousands of items. amazonfresh is promising 30% savings. plus grocery stores

like kroger. they're 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 that maybe you stop by 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. >> yes, you and also went on to recommend making some good use of coupons to. that's a great way to save money rewards programs. if you're in them, use them, buy in bulk. that also saves as well. anything you can do to stretch a dollar. >> coupons, coupon coupon michael o'connell. why? you're probably right. 10. 26 right now. coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news. some oakland tenants. they're going to talk to us about why they're suing their landlord. they say that they have been without utilities for weeks.

10. 29 right now and it's going to get pretty toasty out there it is. yeah, we've got john with the details on this thursday. watch the policies were starting into the season yeah, pets and the walks in the afternoon, john. yeah, you really do have to think about that. you just put your hand on there for his second son. >> yeah, it's very, very hot. very quickly on those start-ups for the puppy dogs as they walk around looking outside at the golden gate bridge, which shouldn't be too hot today. this will be your spot to go for relief if you want to escape the heat. golden gate bridge is got the sun, but it does not have the 80's or 90's that some of us inland. we'll see visibility just fine across the region. as far as winds go a little breezy at the coast, not enough to intrude that cooler air further inland, though.

and that's temperatures they're already climbing. san jose at 73 right now, we've even got a low 80 up in vacaville. 82. well, san francisco nicely at 68 degrees. definitely warming quickly. and a sign of our hottest day of the week. so far with daytime highs near 90, if not to 90 degrees for some inland areas. later on. back to you. thanks a lot, john. 10, 30 and richmond man accuses the police of assaulting him while he was videotaping their response to an incident. yeah. and now a lawsuit has been filed against the city. we have kron four's dan kerman walking us through what happened. >> but they say this richmond cowboys calling for t e 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. bottom.

>> what get out of the way. your point. >> and i've got tell told 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 training that this is either out of control officir or >> as 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 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 the 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 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 very seriously and they're investigating an they say they have reassigned one of those officers to temporary administrative position. investigators have arrested a man for assaulting another man

at a light rail station. the assault happened yesterday afternoon on the platform of the t station in san jose near a children's discovery museum. and the suspect the attacker went home and barricaded himself inside. the deputies were able to negotiate and he was arrested. the victim took himself to the hospital. we're not sure of his condition and we don't know what prompted this fight. authorities have identified a man was shot and killed in belmont last friday. was 27 year-old dion day gaytan from san francisco. he was shot near irwin and hiller streets just off of 101, several times. police found him there with the bullet wounds and they're now searching for the suspect. >> well, 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. it happened last tuesday, 20 students and a teacher there for toll elementary we're experiencing burning sensations in their eyes and

throats and it turns out this was happening as multiple law enforcement agencies were conducting a training exercise not too far away over at the county jail in san bruno. the san francisco sheriff's office says the uc berkeley police department brought those chemicals to the training exercise. the chronicle later reported that that those chemicals are decades old. san mateo county supervisor david canepa says this 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 disposed. >> the sheriff's office said last week that they are pausing all chemical agent training classes until they complete a review of what happened.

>> time now is 10, 35 in the east bay. this is what it looks like in an apartment building on 26 avenue in oakland's fruitvale neighborhood. and on top of this, these conditions, the building's owner hasn't provided power. that building has a power for a month after a fire in january. and so the tenants are now suing their landlord. they say the landlord has not made any repairs or reimburse them for hotel stays food, medication that was lost because there's no power after that fire. one tenant says while electricity was restored to most of the units, there are still 4 units that are being powered by a generator that sits outside her window. and she says the fumes are making your family n% 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 power off again.

>> kron 4 reach out to the landlord, but we have not heard back. we're told that the landlord does plan to meet with tenants this friday. >> 10 36 is the time. let's turn our attention now to the trump hush money trial happening right now in new york city. jury has resume, the deliberations and we're keeping an eye out for any decision. our dc correspondent basil john has the latest. >> the jurors must consider all 34 felony counts of falsifying business records. and the jurors must be unanimous to convict. >> it's a disgrace. >> 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 world is watching and outside the courtroom today. trump continue to accuse the judge of putting him into an unfair situation 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 deliberetion, 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. >> thank you, basil. 10 37 is the time and at the state capitol, there's a new bill that wants to prevent school districts from forcing teachers to notify parents if their kids identify as lgbtq+, it's cool. so the legislation would a lot of would also keep teachers from outing children to their parents unless the child gets permission so far, at least 8 school districts have something similar. some

parents argue it could be harmful to students mental health if they're out to their parents without their consent. while others say helps keep 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? >> well, the democratic majority approved the bill to get rid of this notification policy. however, the debate is still ongoing because it now moves to the senate health committee will see what happens there. >> 10, 39 right now. and with the rising cost of childcare in california, san francisco's mayoral candidate mark farrell is trying to do something about it is going to hold a news conference today and announced details of plans to establish universal health

care for children in san francisco. he says state reimbursement rates failed to cover the true cost of care and that creates a financial strain on families. he says that parents spend an average of $40,000 a year between infant and preschool care. a community college in pittsburgh is paving the way for higher education for high school students in east contra costa county lost on u.s.. college is offering a free dual enrollment program that allows high school seniors juniors to take college classes while they are in high school in in their high schools, the dean of students success says that about half of the east contra costa county high school graduates do not go on to college. those currently enrolled in this program are passing with a c or higher. it's free and its offered at 9 traditional and alternative high schools in the district that you see on your screen and soon they will be offering more than 50 different courses. >> well, the san mateo county

sheriff's office is moving to some new digs. they've got a new headquarters. it's opening up this week. going to fully open its doors to the community on the first monday in june. the new state-of-the-art headquarters is located there at 3.30, bradford street in downtown redwood city. >> time now 10, 40 and right now tickets are on sale that went on sale at 10:00am for outside lands. an annual tradition. proffers reyna harvey here to tell us about some of the big acts that they expect to perform reyna. it's going to be a good time. the 3 day festival at golden gate park is going to be friday, august 9th tickets like dog just mention, went on sale earlier this hour with one day to get prices starting at 200 bucks last year, sold out festival. saw an average of 75,000 people per day. so here is. he's on the line up the killers on friday. tyler, the creator on saturday sturgill simpson on sunday and post malone for country music set sunday night. other artists throughout the weekend include daniel caesar schoolboy q killer. mike, it in idris

elba. this he was a rapper and dj too. and here's some experiences. the festival is going to be offering this year first and foremost, going to have a wedding venue for the first time. so the cost you around $360 and that includes somebody who will officiate your wedding in a photographer to drink tickets and a dedicated seating for guests like a pretty good deal. you have to bring the rings out and not include that. there's also open air dance club celebrating san francisco, and trans communities. and for foodies, the beer lands rhineland plus a taste of the bay area future line of 100 local restaurants and food for everybody featuring mexican korean indian a whole lot more. and if you still haven't, but your tickets goodlett because you might remember last year they sold out in the first day. send it back to you both.

>> well, that doesn't get pumped up. up next, we'll tell you more about franco finn, the trailblazing hype man for the warriors and what makes him

>> it's every 4. and today a group of a rehabilitated brown paying a pelicans are going to be released into the wild. therefore, baker in sausalito in mid april, about 340 starving and injured pelicans were found. they were taken in by the international bird rescue. they say that tue sea birds are having trouble finding fish and they're being injured by fishing hooks and

lines most of them came from monterey and santa cruz, the california department of fish and wildlife is investigating the cause of this crisis. meantime, the first group of rehab skeletons. it's going to be released today at 2.30. i want to keep my eye out for all right. well, we've got john in the weather center. if you're going to be out near the water, really anywhere. >> visibilities. fantastic. you maybe see those pelicans out there. the distance is there's no fog to block him out. that's for sure. >> looking out their downtown san francisco. nice and sunny. but i want to point something else out too. take a look at the trees there. hardly any movement. we're not seeing much of a bird, a breeze coming through the golden gate this morning. and that's one of the reasons you got those really hot day. time highs ahead of us last weekend. this past memorial day weekend. that low is stirring up a very strong coastal breeze. it's out of the picture now. high-pressure ridge that's built back in, it's actually contributing to a pretty southerly direction of wind. now, this is going to cut off a little bit of that cool air

access from the coast. and that's not a lot of fog. a lot of the cooling influence today. and tomorrow. and that's our hottest days. we will see fog slipping back through the golden gate on friday night into saturday morning. this will help to moderate temperatures as we do move into the upcoming weekend. they're very coolest day of the forecast expected to be on monday with the increased morning there. as far as today goes a nice day with sunshine and 60's and 70's and san francisco 60's right up and down the coastline. and then looking at a lot of 70's to 80's elsewhere in the bay temps at or very warmest today will only reach the low 90's for a couple spots. getting close to that mark in the south bay as well as for livermore in concord, just shy of 90 while oakland i-seventy 5 for you. if you need to take a trip down highway 24 and escape the heat. vacaville is our hottest at 92 will antioch in pittsburgh right behind you that 90 degrees today tomorrow, very similar to today. after that, though, we see that relief saturday

through monday. our coolest days of the forecast, upper 70's to low 80's inland before we're back to the warmth after that. back to you. thanks a lot, don. 10, 47 and a popular asian grocery chain. >> is finally opening in the east bay. it's the korean grocery h mart. and their new place will be in pleasanton. the 4th location now in the bay. when it opens, it will be at the dublin retail center right next to the stoneridge shopping center. and dublin h mart will have outdoor dining to complement the mega food hall featuring all kinds of asian cuisine. we don't know exactly the date for that location, though, ok, 10, 47 time. let's turn api month. all month long. we've honoring api heritage. and today our story actually involves the golden state warriors and that guy. yeah, this is the team's energetic height, man, franco finn who is still. >> to this day, the only asian american embassy in the nba.

>> 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. global haul 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 in 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. it's 72 immunity is getting almost 5 million dollars to help improve access to stations for people who have disabilities.

>> the federal transit administration has given the agency 4.6 million dollars to build platforms and install share rams at 5, many a light rail stops. those stops or along the jade church and oceanview lines. >> it's 10 to be right back.

>> 55 the time. and as we get ready to say goodbye here on the kron. 4 morning news. let's head upstairs. say hello to jessica wills. find out what's coming up today. live in the bay good morning, james. coming up today on live

in the bay. >> comedian marc smalls is bringing the last to our studio ahead of his headlining at punchline comedy club. and back by popular demand. drag me down. town is returning for its second year. details on where you can catch all the sequence to did. drag shows. plus the summer of pies world pizza tour is kicking off at the culinary institute at copia raising a slice to celebrate this pizza. good time. and as always, we want to hear what you have to say about our question of the day today. go ahead and scan that qr code today. we're asking what is something that tells you summer has officially arrived. let us know your answer could be read alive today on the show at 01:00pm right here on kron 4, james. >> my hair gets frazee but more accurately. john trouble. >> always let us right? is what it was accurate. it john, before we go, a guitar used in 2 of the most iconic rock albums of all time.

>> it fetched a record price at auction. it's lennon's. >> qatar, it's called it's 12 string guitar and it just sold this guitar sold for 2.8 million dollars. my gosh. pretty incredible. now, help any severe. not surprised. i mean, there's a famous guitar. yeah. so songs. he wrote strumming on that qatar where pencil and a piece of qatar that literally everyone in the world this. but you never want to play that. kind actually found that guitar. it was sitting undisturbed in an attic from one. goodness. so i just needed a good that would never touch. that's we are u get outside today. you're going feel just how ho compared to the past few days. >> today and tomorrow, our hottest well, a little bit of relief this weekend. terry, good and we'll see tomorrow for

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