>> tonight at 5.30, a popular market in castro valley is gone after an early morning fire leaving business owners and foodies. heartbroken crews are still working to figure out what caused this fire. >> flames erupted at 2 o'clock this morning and the lake chabot public market, fire crews were able to keep the flames from spreading to neighboring homes spring that

fire. >> under control by about sunrise, the lake chabot market was home to multiple businesses, including a boba bar. a deli 3 restaurants and ice cream shop. >> it's really sad see this happen. we try the best we can and there for about an hour on the here working the roof started to give way we had to pull out and now it's gone. >> and the community is going to be last port. you know, they're mostly young people working behind the counter. another out of jobs and a jobs are hard to find. and and patients hitting us and >> they need the money. >> yes, certainly a big loss for that community while the exact cause of the fire remains under investigation. kron 4 has learned that fire crews have been focusing their efforts in a kitchen area of the building. the good news here, though, was no one was injured. >> parents from sinaloa, middle school in nevado are reacting tonight following the arrest of 8 students after a fight sent to students to the hospital. some parents say

bullying has been an ongoing problem, but the school and the district have done nothing to prevent it. >> 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? >> and from what i've seen and what i've heard from other parents and children. yes. >> police say the fight happened last friday. a group of students assaulted 2 teens. both of the victims had to go to the hospital for their injuries. no word on if the 8 kids are still in juvenile hall tonight. district officials say they're making sure there are plenty of adults on campus going forward. they denied their being a bullying problem at the school. >> a bill aimed at increasing access to opioid addiction treatment is one step closer to becoming law. the bill authored by san francisco assemblymember matt haney

would expand methadone access in the state by allowing doctors to give their patients up to 3 days worth of methadone to take home rather than a methadone clinic only being able to do that. it would also increase the amount of methadone, a patient can take home from a clinic and remove some requirements needed for accessing the treatment. the bill passed unanimously out of the state's health committee and now heads to the state senate. let's get to i don't we're going check on weather is what she was going to say it. but you know the drill a good evening, everybody. and we're looking at a little bit of a heat pump, as i mentioned earlier, pretty warm today. going to do that again tomorrow. >> the little in the way of some changes coming our way as we head into the weekend is just the hiatus from what we're expecting next week. look at that. take somebody got out of the shower or something. what's going on is this cold water and this air over which is much warmer, but also moist and kind of trying to condense against that colder water there. so producing a little bit company infection fog, if you will, a

bit. there's a look at your winds kind of onshore, least out of the northwest. that's a good direction. like to see that concord's wind from the north. we don't like that. but in the teens for the most part. again, the tour. as far as the temperatures, we do have some lower 90's going on east of the east bay hills, 82 hayward, a warm spot free monday, 5.70, oakland and 67 going on for berkeley with plenty of 80's. meanwhile, up north, most readings are ahead of where they were this time from yesterday. we have a couple of pockets that are trailing like half moon bay and napa in santa rosa. but you get the general idea today was a little warmer. so tonight's planner or excuse that's the incorrect graphic there. sorry. look ahead as what we've got mostly clear for tonight and mild 50's expected for lows. and that's pretty much what we've been seeing over the last couple of tomorrow, mostly sunny, hot inland, spotty 80's for the bay, the east bay shoreline. going to see more 80's tomorrow than today near 90 happening in london's come the same as before and then for the weekend morning clouds

afternoon, sunshine. and this is along the east bay shoreline, particularly you might get some coastal drizzle to the south like fremont. hey, we're just a little bit. then it clears out before we get to noon now on sunday, somewhat variable clouds in a touch cooler because it will be up to the front drops. not a major deal. it's just abc clouds out there. what's going on here? it's just not going to be as warm. hey, how about that? and then next week, different story. will be having that. your extended forecast also took a look at the 4 zone forecast for your friday. dan. all right, dave, thanks a lot. inmate who escaped a correctional facility in hollister has been found in san jose. 38 year-old daniel lopez of allah escape the san benito correctional facility on tuesday. the sheriff's office says he jumped over a barbed wire fence and say his girlfriend allegedly helped him escape. he was arrested last night at a hotel in san jose. the sheriff's office says zavala associates with northern gang members and is charged on several felonies, including child abuse. the mateo county

sheriff's office is moving into its new headquarters this week. it will fully open its doors to the community. the first monday in june, some next week. the new state-of-the-art headquarters is located at 3.30, bradford street in downtown redwood city. >> as california lawmakers navigate a massive budget deficit. hundreds of crime victims took to the state capital today demanding governor gavin newsom approved funding for survivor resources and programs. this comes less than 24 hours after democratic leaders reached a budget deal, they pledge will protect core services. capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports. >> more than 200 crime victim advocates demonstrating outside the state capitol. they're concerned governor gavin newsom's proposed budget will not invest in programs that they believe are crucial to help survivors of crime. everything from mental health services to legal assistance. how? >> the governor for him to do

his job and for him to approve the budget that >> they say as a stance today, the governor's budget proposal lacks the funding needed to adequately help victims. it comes as the governor has said he may have no other choice but to either cut or limit funding for some programs that the state faces a projected multibillion-dollar deficit. we are here to demand that california step up to meet its rocked responsibility to survivors while they are concerned with the governor's budget proposal, they applauded legislative democratic leaders for coming out with their own budget proposal. assembly speaker robert remus and senate president pro tempore mike mcguire announced the proposal wednesday claiming it will not cut core services include it in their plan. 103 million dollar investment for crime victims support programs. means our advocacy is working yet. >> just after this. good morning, everybody. the assembly budget committee met to review the legislature's budget proposal, a proposal that calls for 2 billion more

dollars in education and homelessness pending the governor's proposal. in addition of that democratic leaders about their proposal will slash the governor's proposed cuts to state funding social services, including in-home care for eligible undocumented californians and cash aid for low income californians in the cow works program. we have ensured. >> the budget is not balance most vulnerable populations but to balance the budget. democrats who came up with the plan are proposing 1 billion dollars in additional climate cuts and 1 billion dollars in additional prison cuts. the plan also calls for the state to accelerate a pause of some tax credits for large businesses. these were difficult choices. we have to set priorities in created in actions because that is what this moment requires. but republicans say they're frustrated. the plan was negotiated only among democrats. seems right now that the budget is very focused on a political narrative on a political ideology and sometimes californians just want to the government to solvent. >> and the programs that they actually care about that

actually affect their kids affect their daily lives. that's what we need to focus on. >> and of course, this is not a done deal. the senate budget committee still needs to take it up. and of course, the governor will ultimately have the final say. the newsom administration confirms he is reviewing the proposal reporti g at the state capitol. a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >> governor newsom is urging state lawmakers to be careful over over regulating artificial intelligence. the governor giving remarks at yesterday's generative ai summit in san francisco alongside leaders in technology and higher education. this comes as more working to place safeguards on the emerging technology to curb its potential hazards. newsom says he doesn't want to eyes growth in california and wants to ensure that the state remains attacked. leader. i mean, this is this is. >> california. 35 to 50 top market cap and companies are just right here in our own backyard. so if we over regulate, if we overindulge, we chase assignee object, you

know, we put ourselves in perilous position. >> just last week, the state senate approved a new ai regulations from napa senator bill dodd. that bill regulates how state agencies can use ai and it now heads to the assembly. >> kron 4 is your election headquarters. san francisco candidate for mayor mark farrell says he wants to ease the high cost of childcare in california and he has a plan to make it happen. the former mayor also called mayor london breed out for not doing enough kron four's lezla gooden has a look. >> on thursday, mark, there and now to plans to create universal health care for children. san francisco added that the city has been slowing making progress in the childcare department. problem is not a lack of funds. >> it says simply a lack of leadership and accountability. voters approved the tax in 2018 dedicated for this. you specifically. but nearly

400 million dollars sitting unspent in city hall today. >> he's referring to proposition c that past is aimed at giving early child care and education services for children up to 5 years old for low income families. but due to legal challenges that tax revenue cannot be sent until april 2021. farrell said he had plan to help struggling families faster. we will offer subsidies to help low and middle income parents and guardians afford local child care services, ensuring accessibility across all income levels here in our city for child care. we will raise wages for childcare workers to address the shortage of qualified professionals. he says parents average of nearly $40,000 between infant preschool care. well, and he's elected as mayor. he promises to change that state reimbursements failed to cover the true costs of this care. exacerbating the financial strains on families here in san francisco. >> that are still trying in many cases to recover from the

covid-19 pandemic. and these early years are so critical that mayor london breed's team says. >> idea it's coming straight from her own child care and early education platform and share the following statement in a desperate attempt at relevance. mark farrell has been digging through the recycling bin outside mayor breed's office for his policy ideas. and this is often what she says are her accomplishments, including that she doubled the number of children receiving early here in education subsidies annually from 6,000 to 12,000 in just 5 years, adding that the also cut the waitlist for subsidized early care and education by 72%. they can real rally off whatever staff so they want right now. but the honest answer is. >> they have not use these funds and they are sitting there. these are taxes that the city of francisco's collective and simply haven't been used for in san

francisco. love a good improper news. >> mayoral candidate daniel lurie called farrell's plan a recycled one. he said in a statement, quote, our city needs a lot more show and a lot less tell from the people who spent the better part of a decade and city hall and failed to act affordability, childcare, public safety and homelessness will all remain in a state of crisis. if we keep turning to the people who got us into this mess and quote. >> kron 4 continues this month. the api heritage with a look at the trailblazing hype man for the golden state man for the golden state warriors. ( ♪♪ )

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>> kron 4 is continuing to honor a api heritage this month. and tonight we introduce you to a golden state warrior who goes for a microphone at the games instead of a basketball, you kron four's. sara stinson caught up with the team's energetic hype man. franco still the only asian american. mc in the nba. >> a familiar face in even more familiar voice to doug nation. 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 height 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 she graduated here from of far eastern university. she's the first act or her family and a loyal warriors 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 post 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 oakland, mobile whole ahead, worriers executives and their daughters backstage. >> and their mouths were like. 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 host that look like you and last year. finn got the honor of hosting the nba all-star 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. >> got to love franco. all right. let's take a look at the forecast now. we're looking at the golden gate bridge. looks like the evening commute is under way. yeah. nice blue skies out there. a little bit of wind, dave. it was hot today. yeah. quite warm. it was inland. we saw some 90's poke out there, still holding together in some spots east of the east bay hills. >> get used to it because obviously there's more to come. we'll do some more tomorrow and then we'll take a little break for the weekend, pared that down just a bit. golden gate from another perspective here, you can see a little of that fog trying to settle in there at the services cause of the cold cold water with that are moving over. it. when tracker

onshore winds out oflthe northwest, they are into the teens. you'll notice that's a good direction like that. look at the current numbers. lower 90's in spots, concord at 90 livermore, pittsburgh at 95. 92 for brentwood. meanwhile, 70 for oakland. so we have a big decoupling like we see in the summer between the east bay shoreline and well inland to get used to this because this is just a sample of what's coming up for us next week. eighties. meanwhile, up to the north bay waking up a mostly sunny chilly at the coast. 74 inland. 56 at the coast. 59 even by high noon, 83 already in london. we're looking at 88 inland with some 90's hanging out, but still chilly. 59 at the coast that underscores how cold that water is. it hasn't responded yet to the change of seasons like the airmass is which typical for 5th grade science class. okay. here's what happens on friday morning saturday morning. excuse me, some of that moisture starts to settle a little bit in the southern end of the east bay shoreline. that may potentially bring some morning drizzle. but don't worry about that. that will mix out very

quickly for everybody back to mostly sunny skies, little reduction and temperatures just a little bit. take the edge off. so are making way for the. passing system there over the weekend. i know that looks pretty aggressive there as late as monday afternoon. but then we start warming up by tuesday into wednesday. look at some hot temperatures coming our way here, although it's going to be a brief pop. look at your 4 zone forecast tomorrow. 66 san francisco still untouched at the coast. upper 50's to lower 60's burlingame, 73. 75 foster city palo alto. 82 in the south bay mid 80's. 86 san jose east bay shoreline. 80 ish. when you to some of the numbers we're looking at next week. 89 going on for livermore. 87 for walnut 89 for concord, 69 berkeley, 71 vallejo 8th air field in the 2 for napa with santa rosa at 87. all right. the longer range forecast pot. there it is on wednesday might be even looking for 90 or so for fremont in some locations

along the east bay shoreline a little bit. and that is definitely in a summer pattern that next wednesday, 97, you said you're going to bump it up and there it is. only 95 right so that's what happens in wait for more model runs. try triple digits again. why not just about really heat up. thanks, dave. >> all right. coming up here at 5 o'clock adopt a block. how new initiative just launched in the south bay aiming to keep neighborhood streets clean.

>> san jose residents can now sign up to adopt a block. yeah, it's a new volunteer

program started by mayor matt mahan launched in hopes to help keep the streets clean. the pilot program will require volunteers clean up litter in their neighborhoods. the city will be providing a people with litter kits in safety vests and gloves. residents that are interested can sign up at the mayor's office. >> the newly named callie bunga south bay water park will be opening next month. cali bunga is promising. 23 acres of water attractions once it opens up the former raging waters location. a sacramento-based company took over the lease for the site earlier this year. they didn't announce the exact date for the grand in june, but they did say tickets are going to be available soon and we will let you know what they are. >> all right. san francisco is getting ready to host a rave. the massive dance party featuring skrillex and fred, again will take over the city's civic center this saturday. the event is expected to draw in 20,000 people. and that was all started because of the social media post right here. last

week skrillex posted on x that he and fred again need to test out new music and they chose the city of san francisco to do it is going to number of street closures and many service changes and you can find that information on our website. kron 4 dot com. so just post on social media and you're going to huge party. said that wraps up 5. yeah, but we've got a lot more ahead with cropper news at 6 with grant grant not even in ad in the paper. social media these days. all right. well, then thanks very much. here's what's coming up next on kron. 4 news at 6. >> we'll have to get to fire crews on scene of a fire burning at egg farm. >> in the north bay tonight, what firefighters are saying about the situation there. and if anyone or any birds have been injured. plus, san francisco mayoral candidate mark farrell unveils a plan to make child health care more affordable and accessible for families. why his rivals, though, are calling the proposal anything but

original. and we continue to follow reaction to today's big verdict in new york that found former president trump guilty on all charges in that hush money trial. i'm grant lotus. the news at 6 is next.

>> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at 6. >> we need very innocent man. >> now at 6 history made in new york city today, former president donald trump found guilty on all 34 charges in a hush money case.