news station. this is. news 11. thanks for joining us for kron. 4 news at 11. i'm dan thorn. >> a fire breaks out egg farm in the north bay and damages a barn. fortunately, a spokesperson for petaluma egg farm says the barn was empty and no one was injured. but the fire caused quite a scene for people miles away. kron four's sara stinson reports. >> smoke from the fire here at the pedal loom egg farm could

be seeing all the way down town, which had some worried about the chickens and the farm workers. well, i just turned the corner and there was this shot. it looks like a monster. thankfully, no chickens were inside. everyone is okay. >> that's good. that's really a large plume of smoke could be seen coming from a farm in the unincorporated part of petaluma. i just saw dark clouds like that. >> okay. there's no rain in the forecast. not sure about that. and then the thing came over my phone and then i knew a barn caught fire at petaluma egg farm on kavanaugh, a lane just after 2. >> the sonoma county sheriff's office used a helicopter to assist multiple fire agencies on the ground, putting out the flames and making sure the fire didn't spread. but the wind made their job harder was pushing the smoke right now on top of the other bar. and so. >> creating an immediate exposure to catch those on fire as well as the grass and the homes across the across the way. and so when not in

our favor and had we been about a month later than this, it would have been a tremendously different story. fire crews were able to contain the fire to the barn. a spokesperson for petaluma egg farm says. >> the barn was recently remodeled and wasn't being used. yes, that's a really so everybody's okay. and it was just the bar and the structure itself and the chickens. a veteran coal bit the last couple >> so yeah, they need a break. >> fire crews remain here at the farm to investigate the cause of the fire. the family that runs pedal in egg farm is working with investigators trying to figure out if this was arson or an accident. i'm sara stinson reporting in petaluma kron. 4 news. >> the jewelry store in the east bay all boarded up tonight after it was robbed. newark police say at least a dozen people went into bindi jewelers on newpark mall road around 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon, they shattered display cases and took off with a large amount of

jewelry. no one was injured, but police are asking anyone with any information to give them a call. the man arrested after an assault at a vta station yesterday now faces an attempted murder charge. investigators say 26 year-old andrew perez was wearing it armored vest when he attacked the victim on a station platform. tonight, investigators released surveillance video of that assault. and we do want to warn you some viewers might find this video to be disturbing. this was at the vta children's discovery museum station. you can see perez there and going up to the man with his bike. that immediately starts assaulting him, tossing him to the ground. and there you can see that perez is wearing an armored vest. perez then barricaded himself inside his home after this app and eventually he was arrested by deputies. the victim only identified as a 45 year-old was taken to the hospital be treated for his injuries, including some deep cuts that required staples. former college professor will spend more than 5 years in federal prison for arson. 49 year-old

gary maynard pleaded guilty back in february to 3 counts of arson on federal property. prosecutors say maynard said a series of fires in shasta-trinity national forest in july 2021. mile crews battled the destructive dixie fire mayor todd criminology at sonoma state and santa clara university's. >> unfortunately, this is their new norm. i think this this kind of behavior has happened decades before this experience today. >> and he's a high school on lockdown for several hours today after getting a call about explosives on campus and a gunman. this all started around 10 o'clock this morning at cal high in san ramon. police in specialty units responding to the school. they used bomb-sniffing dogs. drone said most students how to be kept inside their classrooms. >> we have to like block out the door all the lights are turned off were all are not

always the bathrooms norm. now, right? >> all the school shootings that have happened over the last couple yeah, that's what we always have. these lockdown drills as well. that's also also was a long happened. and then that's when find those and other serious. >> well, police did not find any explosives on campus. and students were eventually sent home. police say they plan to do an extensive investigation to try to track down who made these calls. search is underway tonight in palo alto for the suspects who broke into homes where the residents were still inside. the first break-in was around 10 o'clock tuesday morning on seal avenue. police say a woman in her 60's noticed her door had been pried open from the outside. she says she believes the thieves heard her and then ran off. officers say nothing was taken or moved in the home. the second one happening around 7 o'clock yesterday morning on palo alto avenue. police say woman in her 30's told them she heard the front door open and close and then our phone and wallet were gun. the victim says she went

outside and found her staff on the sidewalk just a few feet away from the house. police say 2 break-ins are not connected, though. and inmate who escaped a correctional facility in hollister found in san jose. 38 year-old daniel lopez zavala escape the san benito correctional facility on tuesday. the sheriff's office say 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 of allah associates with northern gang members and is charged several felonies, including child abuse. the san mateo county sheriff's office moving into its new headquarters this week. it will fully open its doors to the community on the first monday of june. the new state-of-the-art headquarters is located at 3.30, bradford street and downtown redwood city. all right. let's get you a check your forecast tonight as we're taking a live look at sfo. looks like some friendly skies out there. dave spahr

giving us a look at what to expect a day. all right. and we're seeing some of that fog trying to develop a little bit. that's good. we're getting some surface moisture building a little bit, but don't expect much fog by tomorrow morning. >> the only kind of addendum to this is maybe a little bit on saturday morning, a little bit of drizzle in the east bay shoreline winds there actually settling down a little bit. part of the reason, basically, as we're not getting the sunshine heating inland like we did before and therefore, the whole system is starting to wind down and the air is starting to separate a little bit quick check into those actual temperatures when you got them around the bay there in the 50's to near 60 inland and mid 70's that that are even lower 70's. so the contrast not so great lows tonight. there you have in the 50's lining up in the east bay shoreline. 62 for any act but a chilly 49 for half moon bay. alright, waking up tomorrow morning, mostly sunny, chilly at the coast. 56. 74 inland by midday. we're talking 83 inland, but very little change of the coast. and that will be the case in the afternoon. it will be hot inland as temperatures again will tap

near about 90 degrees are certainly a lot of upper 80's will continue to build on this next week. basically not so much this weekend to take a break. this weekend will be walking through that with you and the next week we're expecting to really turn things on all right, dave, thanks a lot. donald trump does become the first american president to be can a convicted felon and a verdict that is both remarkable and historic. jury in new york found the former president guilty of all 34 counts today. washington correspondent hannah brandt has the story. >> this is a hugely consequential verdict for former president donald trump. and even though his trial is over, he says the fight is not. >> very innocent man. in a stunning verdict, a new york jury found former president donald trump guilty of 34 felony charges. prosecutors convinced the jurors that trump illegally falsified business records to cover up the hush money scheme. our job is to >> follow the facts and the law without fear or favor. and

that's exactly we did hear that the former president complains the trial was unfair. this was the real is going to >> november by the people. but manhattan district attorney alvin bragg disagrees. the only voice that matters is the voice of the jury. and the jury has spoken. the charges could carry jail time for former president trump. that will be up to the judge. sentencing is scheduled for july. 11th, but trump's legal team is expected to appeal the decision and we will fight for our constitution. this is about the biden campaign applauded. the verdict saying in a statement, quote, in new york today, we saw that no one is above the law. >> in washington, i'm hannah brandt. >> well, president trump is expected in san francisco next thursday for a fundraiser in his campaign to retake the white house. the fundraiser is being co-hosted by billionaire venture capitalist. david sacks and his wife, jacqueline sacks, who is the ceo of the children's clothing line

saying haven in pacific heights and the arrival will come just a day after the vice president is set to visit san francisco. kamala harris will attend a reelection fundraiser hosted by manny's cafe in the mission. but the specific venue and the time have not yet been revealed. so that rain set to take over the streets of san francisco this weekend. dj skrillex. and fred, again, our holding an outdoor concert this saturday skrillex actually announced the surprise show last week on acts saying that he and fred again need to test out some new music crews are already setting up the stage this afternoon. the performance already sold out with more than 20,000 people expected to attend san francisco rec and parks has teamed up with another planet entertainment of outside lands fame to put this on. the parks department says this will be great for the city's downtown. >> we want to transform downtown into a leading arts culture hub. my life. the goal

really is to bring people downtown ensure that people are having a good time and that they keep coming back. >> the parks department says this is just the beginning. they say they're working on several more free concerts with another planet for this summer saturday show set to start at 06:30pm. and if you're traveling in the civic center area, expect some street closures and delays. coming up, a group of brown pelicans are back in the wild. >> where they're set to take on a new life. plus, governor newsom weighing in on regulating artificial intelligence. what he's warning state lawmakers not to do and a solar project in the east bay could be saving you money over the next few years. details on a 25 year partnership. after the break.

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enter into a new solar project will help the east bay municipal utility district. >> cut down on greenhouse gas emissions over the past few years. the utility partnered with an energy company to install thousands of giant solar panels across major stretches of land all in an effort to save money on energy. each panel generates kilowatt hours. those kilowatt hours gets fed back into the grid and even mugs able to buy those kilowatt hours at a discount to what buying today. >> because clean energies of florida. >> he spent months partnership with total energies, renewables is slated to last. 25 years, utilities expected to save at least 26 million dollars during that time span. they say customers will benefit not seen rate increases usually caused by rising energy costs. after

weeks of treatment for starvation, a group of 8 rehabilitated brown pelicans has been released back into the wild. the pelicans were set free at fort baker in sausalito today to the birds taking off there. they were initially found in mid april. they were suffering from starvation. injuries caused by fishing hooks. and this group is the first among 320 birds scheduled for release, most of which were rescued from the monterey and santa cruz areas. some of these birds have been in care as little as a couple of probably were found and brought in. >> still doing quite well. others were more like 30, 40, 50 days, even so those are birds that probably had a bigger challenge to overcome. >> the free pelicans can be tracked on the international bird rescue is website and bird rescue dot org. and nearly a mile long water main replacement project in san anselmo is going to cause some traffic disruption for a few months. this all begins in mid-june. according to the

marine water, which provides water to nearly 200,000 customers and rain county. the project is going to run along sir francis drake boulevard from san francisco boulevard to butterfield road. the project will wrap up sometime in november and it's going to replace 4500 feet of aging cast iron pipe. all right. let's get you a check. your 4 zone forecast tonight. take a live look at the golden gate bridge. nice view from here. dave spahr giving us a look at the weather. hey, ok, we're settling into kind of a pleasant night ahead. we're start to lose some of the wind due to the fact lose in the daytime heating. that kind of drives things and will be the case as we finish off a week. weekends. a different story, though, looking for a weak little system in our backyard. you're 51 san francisco tonight. some late patchy fog kind of cool. 53 for oakland. 58. meanwhile, 4 san jose tomorrow. let's try 66 san francisco with 73 at oakland, 86 san jose. mostly sunny and warm. all right. here's what

we're talking about with everything going on. tomorrow's kind of more of the same. but into the weekend on saturday, got some morning clouds working in here and maybe even some drizzle in the parts of the east bay shoreline just a little bit like you get at the coast and the morning with the fog all happened in the clear zone out, it looks to be mostly sunny for everybody. sunday might be some leftover scattered clouds even extending into sunday night monday before away we go. it shows up on the graphic here as kind of some cloud puffs, if you will. nice winds. you can see kind of working and tri valley here. but by saturday morning, this is what we're talking about. don't green on there. very light rain or drizzle. not to that exciting goes away. mixes on out. looks a little bit more involved as we get to saturday night into sunday. something to look out for for the weekend. that's this passing system right there. as you can see. and once it passes, we're on our own with a high pressure building. art, your 4 zone forecast tomorrow. 66 san francisco at the coast near about 60, 73 going on for burlingame. 75 foster city. 82 for palo alto and bump that up

to the middle 80's down south 86 san jose, santa clara, 86 east bay shoreline down here, union city, 80 fremont. 81, like you're looking at 90 potentially by tuesday or wednesday next week. 87 for walnut creek, 69 berkeley, 71 vallejo, 88 fairfield, 82 for napa with 87 for santa rosa. let's do it. 7 day forecast for you. a little drop here as we watch kind of this little front play out our weekend will be some cloud cover there. bring down the temps here. but then away we go by wednesday of next week. i do not want and i'm being generous here on thursday. 93 and we'll see. don't get too attached get all right, dave, thanks so much. well, governor newsom is urging state lawmakers to be careful about over regulating artificial intelligence. the governor giving remarks and yesterday's generative ai summit in san francisco alongside leaders in technology and higher education. comes as more lawmakers are working to

place. safeguards on the emerging technology to curb its potential hazards. the governor says he doesn't want to eyes growth here in the state and he wants to ensure the california 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. well, just last week the state senate approved new ai regulations from napa senator bill dodd that bill regulates how state agencies can use ai now heads to the assembly. preparations right now underway for the largest greek festival in the south san jose event starts tomorrow on davis street near the saint nicholas greek orthodox church, local greek businesses will be selling homemade goodson dishes made with homemade recipes. the creek

culture. i think they're very hospitable. >> their houses or whatever you meet them. always welcome. and if got some of this house that all with the to offer you with, that is definition. >> well, if you want to get into the festival is going to cost you 5 bucks and children under 12. get in for free. not bad. the newly named south bay water park is going to be reopening next month. the now called cali bunga is promising 23 acres of water attractions at the san jose location. that's long been known as raging waters. a sacramento-based company took over the lease for the former raging waters site earlier this year. they have not announced, though an exact date for the grand opening but said the tickets will be available very soon. san jose residents can now sign up to adopt a block. it's a new volunteer program that mayor matt mahan has launched in hopes of helping keep the city streets clean. the pilot

program will require volunteers to clean up litter in their neighborhoods. the city will provide participants with later kits, safety vests, gloves, residents can sign up for it at the mayor's office. coming up next in sports, the a's and rays loved extra inning so much yesterday. they said let's do it all again today. get ready let you know who got the win in overtime next.

>> and now kron 4 sports. >> after a long stretch of losses in mid-may, the a's have been able to get back in

the win column a couple of times but haven't managed to string a streak together today closing out a series with the rays in tampa is in the race. have trade winds in the series and met up again at tropicana field today with the a's looking for series before heading out of tampa bay and on to atlanta and a weekend series with the braves. so we'll pick it up in the first rays. got on the board here with a man on friday. ready. strokes the shot into the cheap seats in left? rays. go ahead to nothing is we're down 3 to one in the 3rd runner the go and flares. the texas league are out to center field. brent rooker scores and the a's cut the lead 82 on very next pitch. ailing a out to left his 12th homer on the season. >> that one. >> coming in at 406 feet be exact out of florida. score stayed that way into the night. mason miller closing

usually so good. but wasn't miller time jose? siri the walk-off hit yesterday. are today turn on a noaa fastball and just like that, the game is tied. replay. you think you knew it was gone or what? have to extra innings now tied at 5 in the 12 runner 3rd for richie palacios who a high fly. head of jj was. playing a little shallow and that's your raise. win it. 65 in 12 innings. get their second straight. walk-off win over the now lets get to the hardwood nba western conference finals tonight, anthony edwards and his timberwolves down 3 games to one to the mavericks needed a big night at home. >> to stave off elimination and force a game 6, unfortunately for edwards. look at doncic had other ideas after shooting just 7 of 21 in game 4 and we'll go was

unstoppable. hitting his first 5 shots like this stepback jumper. the mavs went on a 17 one run and the 1st quarter, which is easy to explain when lucas hitting 3 point shots just inside the half-court logo like this. he outscored the t wolves by himself in the first kyrie irving got into the act. in the 2nd quarter, he hits a 3 pointer here to help ignite a 17 to 4 run to end the half with the mavs up 69 to 40 curry finished with 36 points on the night. but it was lucas night. everything going in like banking in the 3 pointer here. he finished with 36 points. 10 rebounds. 5 including this one to derek, a lively also had a good night, throws down the 2 hand jam likely all 16 of his shots in the series. that's nba playoff record. nabs roll to a one. 24 103. when heading to their first nba finals since 2011, that some version of its point lead them out to their only guy franchise that i don't

after the look, i had nothing but praise for his coach. you hall of famer bay area native jason kidd, ashton's alex. >> amazing. given amazing just helping us. you know, i mean, ky. he was in those situations before is a player. so he understands us and the way he leaves the game, it's perfect. so we really got we have him. just got to keep doing what he's doing. >> so yeah, feels a little bit of sweet to be celebrating the nba finals with the warriors are but it's going to good matchup. celtics. thing. yeah. the teams have been saying that they've been feeling a little tired and on the kyree irving of that conversation, lukens said it's supposed to be, you know, the playoffs go on forever and that's what want to be playing here this time of year. yeah, i'm curious as to exactly what lucas said to those guys. you know, course i'm you need john boyd media and sort of exactly. all right. thanks so much. that's going wrap things up for us here at 11 o'clock. you always get the latest on our website. kron 4 dot com. we'll see you tomorrow night.

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