us. this is going to switch everything up. get rid of a bit of that haze and pushing a little bit of cooler air along with it. so today is the last of those warmer days, at least for a minute. you see outside of the golden gate bridge, how clear it be a little hazy at the surface. indeed, we are going to be seeing visibility taken a hit as we move into the evening tonight. we don't have fog at the coast right now, but as that cool ocean air pushes back in towards the late afternoon into evening. that's about to be scooting right back in along with some cooler air temperatures in the 50's 60's to low 70's right now. brent, what you're at 70 degrees side. very mild evening. last night as staff at 56. 57 now and oakland at 58 later on today. daytime high still reaching the upper 80's to low 90's for a couple of us, i'll talk that we can cool down. still to come, right. all right, john, thank for that. tracking that hot spot that fatality. >> along northbound 1, 1, at san antonio palo alto. we know that multiple lanes are blocked. 2 lanes are open. we

try to maneuver around those delays were seen along 1, 0, 1, 82 and 2.80. are going to be your best options. other bridges and highways, no major issues. so bay bridge, 15 minutes there, san mateo bridge around 15 even have a stalled vehicle here. what's going on? a richmond center fell bridge just short of 13 and the golden gate. 37 of the toast 20 minutes. all right, james, back to you. all right, let's get back to our big story. northbound highway 101 in palo alto shutdown. cause of fatal crash kron four's will tran live at the scene for us with the update and the. >> slow but steady progress. well. >> well, james, they were hoping to open up all lanes of northbound 101 by 7 o'clock this morning. but they are running behind because they are still conducting their investigation. you can clearly see now that they have the red suv on that flatbed truck. on the other side, you might be able to make out that yellow tractor. 3 vehicles were involved in this accident.

they're hoping to open up all lanes now by 7.30, this morning. they will not drive down the freeway. instead, they'll use the on ramp and drive backwards to get all the vehicles off of the roadway then and only then will they be able to open up all lanes of the freeway on northbound 1, 1, at san antonio avenue. now this all started with the driver of the red suv. they believe he was drowsy at the wheel and actually hit a light pole off of the freeway ricocheted off of that and then was rear ended by a silver signed on. then the driver of the red suv gets out of his suv. moments later that tractor that yellow tractor slams into his suv plows. the suv into him. he was actually underneath the suv in the impact caused him to die from his injuries. and the coroner's office just removed

his body. his name obviously not be released to the public at this time, but they believe he was between. 25 and 30 years old. speed out. all not factors. just simply horrible accident where it started with him just being drowsy at the wheel. it has caused a major backup since 3 o'clock in the morning. we will swing the camera. torts traffic. not exactly sure where it begins. g'm sure reyna can tell under maps, but look at this. james and darya as far as we can possibly see. it is still one lane through this particular stretch and beyond that particular part that's running store if and that's a probably about 2 miles from my location. so that's how far it stretches as far as i can see. the goal is around 7.30, all lanes of northbound. one on one. back to you. thanks to help commuters are seeing this because a lot of times autopilot they don't watch and they get stuck in. that will thank you. even though even if they do get it reopened at

7.30, the ripple effects are going to be around for quite a while. >> keep that in 703, and communities around the bay are going to be raising their pride flags today. >> to honor the lgbtq+ community and with so many events happening in the month of june, the fbi is putting out a warning to all those who are celebrating proffers. michael thomas live in the newsroom to explain why michael? >> hey, good morning. everyone will to start kicking off pride month. there's multiple events happening today and when it comes to being safe, while officials are warning all major cities really to be on alert, saying that any pride event could be a target. now later this morning at 11, the castro community will hold its first pride event with the changing of the pride flag in honor of pride month and the city of oakland will also be holding a pride flag ceremony at 11, 30 with city officials. this year's theme for san francisco pride is a beacon of love filled with different events, almost daily leading up to the big parade at the end of june and federal law enforcement are warning both the lgbt community and its supporters that foreign

terrorist and their u.s. allies maybe trying to target lgbtq venues and also events throughout this month, which could lead to hate crimes or violence. now we did speak with the san francisco fbi officials to hear what they had to say regarding this. >> one thing that is different this year than in years past is volume and the intensity of propaganda. following the october 7th attack in israel. the level of propaganda is concerning for us. >> fbi goes on to say that if you do hear something or see something that you should say, something reaching out to them or local law enforcement, especially if it is here in the bay area, of course. but this is a national warning for all major cities in all areas that are having pride events as we get more information from officials are updates. we'll continue to keep you updated. that's a very latest in the newsroom. i'm michael thomas, dorian. james, we'll send it back to can thank you, michael.

>> unfortunately, this is their norm. i think this this kind of behavior has happened. decades before this experience today. >> parents saying lockdowns are the new norm these days. cal high school in san ramon. >> had to go into lockdown yesterday for several hours because there was a call that there were explosives in a gunman on campus around 10 in the morning yesterday. so police responded with their units, bomb sniffing dogs, drones. the students were kept in classrooms in pretty nervous. >> we have to life block out the door. us all the lights are turned off we can all are not always the bathrooms, norm. now right? >> all the school shootings that have happened over the last couple years. 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 found about the serious and whether they took stride where they were scared of the everybody's ok, nobody was hurt because it turns out there were no exposures.

>> and now the police are investigating to see where those threats came from. >> in the south bay, the man arrested after an assault at a vta station is now facing an attempted murder charge. investigators have released surveillance video of that assault. we want to warn you, it might be a little disturbing to watch, but here's a portion of it out of the children's discovery museum station. top of your screen, investigators say andrew perez was wearing an armored vest when he attacked a man on the station platform. you see it there. he went up to him. man with a bike started immediately started punching him. here's a close-up shot. the assault continued for some time until perez eventually randolph and barricaded himself inside of his home before being arrested. the victim has only been identified as a 45 year-old man. he was taken to the hospital and treated for injuries, including some pretty deep cuts that required staples. >> now a big story that we've been following with donald trump. he now has become the first former u.s. president to be convicted of a felony crime

found guilty on all 34 charges of paying hush money to influence the 2016 election. basil, john is in new york city now with more on this historic moment. history was made as donald trump was convicted by the new york jury for falsifying business records before the 2016 election. this was disgraceful for former president. donald trump was furious after he left the courtroom. >> and was found guilty in the hush money trial. we very innocent trump is now the first former u.s. president to be convicted of a crime and now faces a possible punishment o 4 years in prison. new york district attorney alvin bragg calls this a huge win. we should all be thankful for the careful attention. that this jury paid to evidence and the law jury deliberations took place over 2 days as the verdict came down near the end of the

second day. the only voice that matters is the voice of the jury. some of the president's most loyal supporters like colorado, republican congresswoman lauren boebert call this a political prosecution. this is malpractice of our judicial system. >> but victoria nurse with georgetown law school says the jury did its job. how it was supposed to they actually do their homework and they ask for the replay of the testimony. i think they did their job. >> trump sentencing for the hush money case is scheduled for july. 11th at 10:00am reporting in new york city. i'm basil job. >> thank you, basil. 7 await us the time. and meanwhile, trump is going to be in san francisco next thursday for a fundraiser co-hosting the event are billionaire david sacks and his wife, jacqueline, who's the ceo of children's clothing line, safe haven, the event is scheduled in pacific heights and trump's arrival will come a day after vice president kamala harris visit san francisco. she set to attend a fundraiser next

wednesday. that man cafe is hosting a specific time and venue has not yet been revealed. with nearly mile long water main replacement project in san anselmo will cause a few months of traffic disruptions starting in mid-june, according to marin water, which provides water to nearly 200,000 customers up in marin county. this project will run along sarah frances trick boulevard from san francisco boulevard to butterfield road. the project is expected to wrap up in november and by and when it's all said and done, it will replace 4500 feet of aging cast iron pipe. >> time now 709. and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a former bay area professor is sentenced to and will do prison time for this arson. it happened during a major wildfire. we'll have more on that. plus more on a fire that was hit from the ground and the air. this was at an egg farm in pedal >> and we are looking at a day today that is going to bring the return of fog eventually the coastline. but before then enjoy some sunshine out there.

60's for your highs today. 80's still for inland areas and even a few low 90's tomorrow, a cool down which get to your forecast and we're still tracking that fatal traffic collision along 101. northbound palo alto. >> it's causing quite the 7.13

right now. and today protesters are planning to rally in front of san francisco's federal building in solidarity. >> with the people of rafah, here's video of a protest that happened back in february at the same location. the protest tonight is at 5 and this comes after an israeli airstrike

that killed at least 45 people in a tenant camp late sunday night. israel says that they were after some hamas leaders. and now these protesters are going to man the u.s. imposed an arms embargo israel. >> the bay area mural program or bam is holding a fundraiser tonight. they want to raise awareness for the continued war that's going on in gaza. that event. >> he's going to have music an art to raise money for the gaza. frida freedom flotilla. the goal is to be able to send supplies as well as supply of votes for relief supplies to gaza. that event is at 6 o'clock 6 to 10 tonight at the oakland location there on san pablo avenue. okay. let's talk about the weather here at 7.14 because we've got john looking another hot day today for especially inland. any is looking at what almost is so thick. it looks like fog. it's not fog is just kind of it's muggy out that surface layer of haze. you can get to see it

right here. getting capture right in the middle of the bay. >> the high pressure ridge just completely making any pollutants that we have pushed right at the surface. but a little bit of good news for those of you that don't really like the way that looks all this set of changes today. we're seeing crystal clear skies from the coast to our inland areas. but this low centered up to our north and the cold front along with it will skirt right past the region, creating enough lift to get all that haziness out. but creating enough of an onshore breeze that the fog is going to push and that is going to contribute to a cooler weekend tomorrow into sunday today being the warmest one of your weekend. so if you like that warmth, particularly enjoy today, nice and clear at the coastline this morning with those calm, calm winds, half moon bay, it only at 2 miles per hour. love a start to the morning like that into the late afternoon today that sea breeze kicks back up, though, that's going to transport some ocean cool there into the bay. and along with that, we are also going to see the placement of a little bit of fog right back into the bay as well. so that

is going to start tomorrow off and a cooler note and tomorrow is just going to be generally cooler. same for sunday. today's daytime highs in the 50's to 60's at the coastline. starting clear ending cloudier temperatures in the 70's to 80's for most of the rest of us and only a couple of low 90's. back in play today, south bay temperatures close to 90 in san jose at 88 degrees for your daytime high east bay temps, livermore in concord, just shy of 90 degrees for you each at 89 for daytime highs while pittsburg, antioch in vacaville get again or 3 spots achieving that ninety-degree mark tomorrow sunday and monday, the coolest days of the forecast. after that, we warm back up even further with highs well into the 90's by the middle of next week, right? all right, john, thank you for that. still keeping a close eye on that fatal traffic collision along northbound 101. >> san antonio road in palo alto. we do know that 2 lanes are open and they're working on trying to get more open. if you are going to be traveling, you can see we have that

backup. 82 to 80 good options for you right now. just how far are we seeing those drive times goong up because that 63 minutes from 85 up to middle part. that's why it's good to take those 2 highways until they're able to clear it off the highway and then also so traffic can dissipate. so that's going take a little time. 14 minutes on the bay ridge right now, 7 to rich around 16. checking other bridges as they start to pick up 13 minutes. richmond center fell bridge golden gate bridge just short of 21 and highway for antioch in to conquer a 32 minute. ride reaches back to you. >> thank you very much. rain 7.16, the time and for your money this morning, san francisco based gap stock is soaring and the irs apparently they're free tax filing program will be available nationwide. starting next year. jane king live at the nasdaq with more. hey, jane. >> hi, james. good morning. happy friday. the irs will expand direct file. so there's that free tax filing program nationwide starting in 2025. more than 140,000 users

successfully file returns using direct file during the most recent tax season. and that pilot program saved an estimated 5 and a half million in tax prep fees. well, the pilot focus on simple tax returns, but the irs will share more details on next year's program later this year. it was on cleared a key hurdle that will enable it to expand drone deliveries. the faa is allowed amazon to fly drones out of sight of a ground, a spotter so that will enable them to fly farther distances. and this opens the door for the company's scale. that service to more parts of the u.s. well, gap just did something it hasn't done in quite some time. it's saw sales gains across all of its brands. gap old navy banana republic, although like recently old navy did the best. they saw strong shopping mall shopping. interestingly enough and tiktok is reportedly building a special algorithm just for the u.s. in preparation for potential sale of the business efforts to rebuild the algorithm would allow the video sharing app to operate separately from bytedance. its parent company

potentially clearing the way for it to remain operational in the u.s. of it sold to a u.s. buyer live from the nasdaq market site. i'm jane king. back to you. james, thank you very much, jane. >> in east bay, a big jewelry store heist. this store was hit in the east bay. it's all boarded up where thieves went into bindi jewelers newpark mall road on wednesday afternoon shattered the glass cases took off with bunches of jewelry, handfuls and there are a couple of getaway cars because there were bunch robbers. yeah. about a dozen. nobody was hurt which is important. and police are now trying to figure out the exact value of what was taken and they're asking anybody with information mccall. it's 7.19, and a former bexar, a college professor is going to spend 5 years in federal prison for arson. gary maynard pleaded guilty to 3 counts of arson for setting a series of fires in the shasta-trinity national forest in 2021, while crews were battling the dixie fire

menard taught criminology at sonoma state and santa clara university's. >> happening right now up in napa county and overturned trailer is blocking a road in the pope valley community. fact hazmat crews have been on the scene there since last night. the trailer apparently dumped 0.800 gallons of liquid fertilizer all over how a mountain road was about 5.40, last night that it happened. nobody was hurt in this accident. but firefighters are monitoring the scene pretty closely, actually, because they say these vapors from that fertilizer could actually spark a fire. so they're watching it carefully while it's being cleaned up. currently no estimate on when that road will reopen. but we'll let you know when we find out. >> it's 7.19, and the north bay, a huge fire could be seen for miles. it was an egg farm in petaluma. luckily no chickens are. people were hurt in this. but that fire did cause quite the scene visible from miles away 4. sarah stinson takes a closer look. >> smoke from the fire here at the pedal. luma 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 next something 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 better 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 at 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. >> it's 7.22. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news now is your time to adopt california's first ever adopt a pet day is tomorrow. we're going to tell you what kind of deals you can get, how badly these guys need. new homes.

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london breed and other city officials there helping to break ground. >> on the newest building for the nonprofit called united playaz his issue was founded by formerly incarcerated people who grew up in the south of market neighborhood. and now they're returning to so much. they've got their headquarters. they're located in that community. and pelosi help to secure 4 million dollars in federal funding for the project and causing a full circle moment. >> this building will be to dispel. fear and isolation and story with hope and community. peace for people. >> the new space is going to be a center for kids to come after school during summer break and a place to mentor students hear about nation wide insurance says it's going to be cutting about 100,000 pet insurance policies. the company citing inflation driving up. the cost of that care is one of the reasons policies will be cut between spring and next summer. they

say it's affected. policy holders will be notified in writing. it's 7.26. and tomorrow is california's first ever adopt a pet day? san francisco is one of 170 animal shelters that will be across the state trying to find homes for about 2000. plus pets. and they're also trying bring awareness to the overcrowding conditions that exist in california's animal shelters. the times you can a very at the various shelters in san francisco. their event tomorrow is from 11:00am until 06:00pm. and that's their location on florida street. and in the south bay, san jose residents can sign up to adopt. not a pet. put a block. and you know, you clean up after your pet. so cleanup and your neighborhood of trash. this is a new volunteer program that was just announced by mayor matt mahan. he just launched it to try to keep the streets cleaner where volunteers will clean up the litter in the neighborhood and the city will give you a

litter kit to do that. and the safety vests and gloves that you need. if you're interested, you can sign up at the mayor's office. we're going to take a break or 7.27. but coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news governor newsom weighs in on regulating artificial intelligence. >> tell you what

>> so in 29, want to get to the breaking news we've been covering, which is northbound highway 101 in palo alto. this has been shut down but not completely by now. but still the damage is done. it was a phalanx crawford's will trend on the scene that followed the progress all morning. what's the update? will? >> it took 4 and a half hours,

but they have finally reopen up all lanes of northbound 101. this happened at around 07:30am, in the morning and you can see traffic moving along just fine after they removed it. 3 vehicles from the roadway. this unfortunately is a fatal accident. all started because someone was drowsy at the wheel. you can see the shoulder there. that's caltrans because they were already on the freeway. they are going to fix those metering lights. those metering lights played a role in all that. this. let me show you the video that we got earlier this morning that actually started at around 3 o'clock in the morning when a driver of a red suv was according to the chp drowsy at the wheel, slams into well light right next to the on ramp here at san antonio and northbound 101, bounces off of that light goes into the center lanes when the driver was hit from behind by a

silver signed on. then at some point, the driver of that red suv gets out of the suv stands on the freeway. and all of a sudden a tractor, not a full tractor trailer, but just a tractor slams into his suv, sending the suv in to him and then drags him underneath the suv all the way. >> to the wall, the far-right wall on the freeway. >> he died from his injuries, drugs, alcohol, not factors. just somebody at 3 o'clock the morning. tired behind the wheel and it ultimately cost him his life. the chp came out here. they obviously had to shut down the roadway for quite some time. take measurements. talk to the driver of the site on and perhaps because the driver probably manage to talk to the driver of the red suv, which is why they believe that the driver of the red suv was just simply drowsy at the time.

they did open up all the freeway at 7.30, this morning and the identification, the name of the red dot, the driver of the red suv that will have to be released by the coroner's office, but it quite a backup all morning long. and even though it's open, i'm sure it's going to take white sometime before traffic gets backed 10 on >> all right. thanks for that update. will cain for more on what the situation is going to be like? you're going forward. we've got rain. harvey tackling it from the traffic center. all right. start to see that back up like we'll just talked about. >> it is far-reaching along 101 to 37. there. so lanes are all open. but until things start to go down a little bit there in terms drive times, still to 82, i was still take 2.80, right now this morning. they're wondering those delays along the arts about a 74 minute ride over an hour from 85 to menlo park along 101, hopefully by 8 o'clock. maybe that number's going to start

to dip down. but until then, remember to 80 82 good options for you. there. friday. light across most of the bay area except for that one area bay bridge. 14 minutes. our san mateo bridge just short of 15. if you are taking that right now, richmond center fell bridge short of 13 minutes and the golden gate bridge around. 22 minutes, johnson it over to you. thanks so much. rain. we are looking at clear skies out there this morning. something that we're seeing. >> for at least the rest of the morning, the afternoon today is going to have a push of fog are right back to the golden gate. that also means if you're heading out spots like half moon bay at the coastline, it's the 1st half of the day. she won't take full advantage of as that cool ocean air is going to slip back in later on now, along with that is going to come quite the cooldown. you can see winds are almost completely calm right now at the coast. we'll pick up towards the afternoon and into the evening tonight that push of cool air pushes back in making tomorrow about 10 degrees cooler than today for some of our inland spots. if you love the sunshine and

warmth, today is your day. 50 60's and 70's right now as we move into the afternoon, we'll have some 70's 80's today. even a couple low 90's of more in your full forecast. back to thanks a lot, john. it's 7.34, and a new solar project in orinda is going to help. >> east bay mud cut down on greenhouse gas emissions. and kron four's philippe de gaulle actually with a closer look at this and how it could help customers save someamoney, too. >> more than 8 years in the making on thursday, the east bay municipal utility district launching its orinda photovoltaic, solar energy project with its partner to tell energy is renewable very excited that a project like this is possible in our service area. more than 12,000 solar panels, the size of dining tables have been installed on 12 acres of land in orinda. all of them tracking to the sunlight. each panel generates kilowatt hours that will feed back into the grid. so tell energy's vice

president eric part says east bay mud can buy those hours at a discounted rate because clean energy is affordable every year there 10% of their total energy costs being offset by this project. we cannot be successful in our mission. >> without protecting the environment to partnership between east bay mud into tell energies is slated for a 25 year contract term. the 10% savings in energy costs are projected to save the utility. 26 million dollars during that span. right pairs will not that would be associated with continuing the way we we are weeks away from really powering this up and getting energy flowing. and so, you know, just in time for the nice weather here and that the long days in the sunshine this project brings the utility another step closer to reaching its goal of being carbon neutral by 2030, in orinda. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> 7.36, the time in 3 san mateo county deputies now d% recovering after they were

hurt while arresting would be car thieves. it happened wednesday night was in a parking lot outside of cbs on san carlos avenue. deputies say a woman lost her keys earlier in the day and a group was attempting to steal her car. tried to detain them when they were assaulted. they had to call for backup. 2 men for morgan hill have been arrested. they now face several charges. the injured deputies were taken to a local hospital and they're expected to make a full recovery. the search is underway right now in palo alto for burglars who broke into 2 homes while the residents were inside. so the first break-in happened tuesday morning. it was on seal avenue. police say that a woman in her 60's noticed or door had been pried open from the outside she believes the burglars heard her and ran off. luckily nothing was taken from the home in the second case, the break-in happened wednesday morning on palo alto avenue and the woman who lives there told police she heard the front door open and close and when she walked around to take a look, she discovered her phone and wallet were gone. the victim went outside and that's what she found them

on the sidewalk. a few feet from the house. police say the 2 break-ins. they do not think are connected. >> its 7.37, from 4 is your local election headquarters in san francisco. mayoral candidate mark farrell says he has a plan to ease the cost of childcare in the city. now, the former mayor also called mayor london breed. out for not doing what he says is enough on the issues. travelers lezla gooden takes a closer look. >> on thursday, mark farrell and now to plans to create universal health care for children in san francisco, adding that the city has been slow in making progress in the childcare department. problem is not a lack of funds. >> it's since 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 pass and 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 spent until april of 2021. farrell says he has a 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 spend an average of nearly $40,000 between infant and preschool, karen mount. and if 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 or so critical. but mayor london breed's team

says >> their of idea it's coming straight from her own child care. >> and early education platform and shared the following statement in a desperate attempt at relevance. marc farrow has been digging through the recycling bin outside mayor breed's office for his policy ideas and listed off what she says are her accomplishments, including that she doubled the number of children receiving early care and 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% making 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 and san francisco. let's look good in kron. 4 news and mayoral candidate daniel lurie called farrell's plan or 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 in 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, end quote. newsom is urging state lawmakers to be careful about over regulating artificial intelligence. this is the governor while he was giving remarks during a generative ai summit and san francisco alongside of leaders in tech and higher education lawmakers right now are working on placing safeguards on this emerging technology because they're concerned about its potential hazards. governor newsom says he doesn't, however, want to eyes growth in california. he wants to make sure that the state remains a tech leader. >> i mean, this is this is a 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 regulation a bill that would regulate how state agencies can use ai and that had heads to the assembly. now. >> well, a follow-up to a story we talked about yesterday after weeks of treatment for starvation, a group of 8 rehabilitated brown pelicans have now been released back into the wild. and here's video of their release taken. check it out that they go. the pelicans were set free out for baker in sausalito yesterday. the birds were suffering from starvation and injuries caused by fishing hooks. and this group of birds is the first of 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. >> and republicans can be tracked on the international bird rescue is website at bird rescue dot org. >> 42. and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, it was a nail-biter with the a's taking on the rays in florida. our kate rooney has highlights.

we're back at 7.45. check it out. cadillac is racing into the ev market with a brand-new midsized suv and its. >> getting some pretty impressive feedback on its features. a rich demuro takes a look. americans love their

suvs and that's why we're seeing a lot more all electric versions of them. cadillac is introducing a midsize tv called the optic recently. i got a look at some of its more tech forward features. >> the 2025 cadillac optic is a new all electric suv built on the same ultium platform as the lyric. but this one starts at about $20,000 less the app because going to be for a final younger by rethinking older millennials. somebody was definitely pack some reason should in the latest technology and safety standard equipment. >> but also some of the ones that everyday functional sport utility vehicle. the crossover launches later this year. we've got a look at the design, which has some tech centric features front and center. >> like this, 33 inch screen. so you've got 3 kind of different zones. all one the 3 different zones and those can be customized by the cost for

cnm has often to do away with carplay and android auto in favor. >> of google being built into this screen optic is expected to get around 300 miles on a charge at launch. it will have a traditional charging port, then an adapter for tesla's supercharging later models will have the port built in speaking of charging. this is kind of unique. you can slip your phone right here. it will wirelessly charge. this is the first cadillac to come with super cruise standard for 3 years that such a and entry point into luxury. they'll give customers that great feature standard. take your hands off the wheel on hundreds of thousands of miles of highway the system uses hd gps maps and a driver attention system for safety. all lane changes can automated that the customer wishes. just relax. take a lot of pressure off them. other interesting touches include a unique light show, expansive glass roof and sustainable interior materials. i think in tears or really a place of customers are going join spending a lot

of time. >> there you have it. the 2025 cadillac optic to row suv. it starts at $54,000 deliveries begin later this year. if you want to learn more about it, you can go to my website rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro. that's rich on tech. >> 7.47. right now and we're checking out the weather. it is really looking beautiful out there it is. yeah, if you don't mind a little bit of haziness. good morning, john. the haze is noticeable out there. but it's not going last for much longer. we got some lift coming on its way as this high pressure ridge kind of breaks up across the region, allowing some of that haze to be scooted out, allowing some cool ocean air to scoot back in now, along with the haze does come some of our sunnier days, though, in our warmer temperatures. if you love that warmth today is absolutely your day to get out there and enjoy a lot of us in the 80's. even a couple of us in the low 90's. there's your low pressure and cold front to the north and west of us kurtz

just past the area creating that lift, creating that onshore breeze, resulting in that big switch up this weekend. temperatures cooling down around 10 degrees compared to today for inland areas. tomorrow sunday into monday. so quite the difference. northern parts of the bay area could see a sprinkle or 2. the rest of us just getting the uptick in winds. if you want to head out to the coast and enjoy some sun, 1st half of the day is better. 2nd, half of the day gets windy here and you can see that onshore breeze pushing on inland and along with that futurecast shows the evidence of a little bit of low gray pushing on into tomorrow morning. now today we're starting crystal clear temperatures in the 50's 60's for a staff and 50's and 60's at the coast. will be a lot of 70's to 80's elsewhere in the bay area. super comfortable day for bayshore cities definitely toasty again. for those of you further from the water. close, a close to 90 livermore unconquered up to 89. well, oakland, 73 san leandro and i-76 antioch,

pittsburgh in vacaville. you are our 3.90, plus degree days today. now tomorrow, temperatures fall into our inland areas. low 80's by monday. it's 70's for even our inland spots. enjoy that break from the heat because it is back with a vengeance next week nearing 100 and some spots by wednesday, rain. all right. on a hot one out good news. an accident along 1, 1, in palo alto. >> is now clear. we've been tracking it for the past few hours, but the backup is certainly a thing. so a 68 minute commute for you along 1, 0, one. 85 them apart. some recommendations still take 82 or 2.80, until those drive times go down lanes. clear. think still slow. 60 min arrive for us on the bay bridge this morning. nice and light. richmond, sandra fell bridge just shy of 14 minutes. well, some of our highways are already starting to build. so 36 minutes, antioch, in to conquer other no accidents along highway 4. still slow. well, the crew down find a 13 minutes that looks great and doubling down. the freeman 2 minute uptick since we last

checked in about 16 minutes regions. back to you. thanks a lot. reyna is 7.50, right now on the a's taking on the rays in game 2 of their series. yeah. the a's putting up a good fight. kron four's. kate rooney has the highlights. >> after a long stretch of losses in mid-may, the a's have been able to get back into the win column. a couple of times. but really haven't managed to string together a streak. so here we go, closing out a series with the rays in tampa. the a's and the rays training wins in the series met up again at tropicana field on thursday with the a's looking for a series win before heading out of tampa and on to atlanta and a weekend series with the braves raise got on the board in the first man on rising strokes, a shot to the cheap seats in left. >> rays. go ahead. 2 to nothing. a's were down 3 to one in the 3rd runner on for miguel and players. the texas league are out center field. brent rooker scores and the

a's cut the lead to 3 to 2 on the power. very next pitch. >> sailing hits a out to left his 12th homer of the season. this 1, 406 feet to be exact. he's had a 4, 3 lead. the score stayed that into the night with mason miller closing game over, right? jose siri, walk-off hit the day before and already had a homer in this game turned on a miller fastball just like that. the game is tied. look at this replay of siri. you think, you know, it was gone or what? we went to extra innings now tied at 5 in the 12th runner at 3rd for richie palacios, who hits a high over the head of jj blood day. he was playing a little shallow. and that's a ball game rays win it 6 to 5 in 12 innings. they get their second straight walk-off win over the a's. >> better luck for oakland against atlanta. that'll do it for sports. back to you. >> all right. what a game. we'll be right back.

>> 7.54 and tomorrow's big rave in san francisco, which can go if you don't tickets because it sold out dj skrillex. and fred, again are holding their outdoor concert tomorrow. and you can see getting ready on the streets of san francisco for this big show. skrillex actually announced the show was a big surprise last next saying that he and fred again need to test out. some new beats crews were seen setting up the stage here yesterday and like i said is

sold out at about 20,000. lucky people do have their tickets and they're expected to attend san francisco rec and park has teamed up with another plan. entertainment. they're the ones who put on outside land. so they know what's going and how to do this. the parks department says this is going to be great for the downtown. >> we want to transform downtown into a leading arts culture hub my life. the goal really is to bring people to downtown ensure that people are having a good time and that they keep coming back. >> the parks and recs says that they're working on several more free concerts with another planet for this summer. tomorrow shows at 6.30. so if you don't have tickets and you don't want to be in traffic detours, don't go around the civic center. >> all right. well, for your help this morning, extreme heat in workplaces is leading now to an increase of deaths. it work and now the biden administration is pushing for new safety regulations. according to the new york times, recent data shows a rise in heat related deaths

among u.s. workers, particularly those who work outside like in construction or in agriculture. now, osha is preparing to propose a new rule, new set of rules really to protect workers from extreme heat. however, they're getting some pushback about these new safety protocols. resistance is coming in from business groups who argue that it would cost them more to cater to these new regulations. we're going take a break here at 7.56. but coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a high school in the east bay got to go into lockdown for several hours because of threats of a farm and a gunman on campus will tell you what happened. >> and it's the eve of pride month and the fbi now issuing a warning for those planning to celebrate. more on that in a minute. unlike those other messy whole body deodorants, native whole body deo dries on contact, doesn't leave white residue on clothes, and fights odor for 72 hours. for your pits, privates,

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kron. 4 morning news. a fatal crash on highway 1, 0, 1, shuts down lanes for a time on the peninsula this morning. plus, pride events start today across the bay area. the fbi is issuing a safety warning for those looking to celebrate. a scary moments for us and around high school after threats of explosives on campus forced a lockdown. one parent says it's just the new norm. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news >> good morning and thanks for waking up with us on a friday after arya and i'm james, we've got lots to talk about this hour. but first, we do want to start with a check of weather and traffic. yeah, it's a little hazy out there is making for a beautiful morning. yeah. got another hot one today to temperatures going to be well up into the upper 80's today.