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. we are

seeing crystal clear skies other than the evidence of a little bit of haze. as tara and james mentioned, looking outside at the golden gate bridge, you can see a little bit of it hanging out there. but otherwise, the crystal clear skies overhead, something you won't miss as you're getting up this morning. skies stay clear at the coast this morning. but a push of fog into the afternoon. you'll see it here on your winds. bap winds kicking up by one to 02:00pm today. so if you want some time at the coast, the morning is the time to do so. these winds come along with some cooler air will rush to the bay cleaning out some of that haze. but also cooling us off. come to tomorrow. temperatures in the 50's 60's right now. right now, livermore at 65 degrees. berkeley at 56 santa rosa at 60. and as i mentioned, one last of her hotter days before a cool down the rest of the weekend rain. right, john, thank you for that. started off this morning with a fatal traffic collision along north. now on a one house and palau told now that just cleared about 15 to 20 minutes ago. so things are a little slow and sluggish because of that 50 woman,

ride. 85 up to middle part still recommending happen. 82 or 2.80, to get around that other bridges like the bay bridge looks good. 14 minutes. not seeing traffic building at the toll plaza. a 14 minute ride. san mateo bridge. richmond sandra fell bridge will slow. 14 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 of the tolls. 22 minutes. all right, james, back to you. thanks a lot. it is won and communities around the bay are going to raise their pride flags today to honor the lgbtq+ community yet with so many special events happening in the month of june, the fbi has put out a warning. just make sure everybody knows. >> that there are some threats out there. michael thomas walks us through it all. live up in the newsroom. michael. hey, good morning, everyone. that's right. lots of talks about safety leading up to pride month and there are multiple events happening today to kick off pride when it comes to being safe. while officials are really warning that all major cities. >> across the country be on alert, saying that any pride event really could be a target. but 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 hold a pride flag ceremony that's happening at 11, 30 with the mayor and city officials. this year's theme for san francisco pride is a beacon of love. it's filled with events basically daily leading up to the big parade at the end of june in federal law enforcement are warning everyone that both lgbt community and its that foreign terrorists or their u.s. based allies could be targeting lgbt venues and events throughout this month, which could lead to hate crimes or even violence. we did speak with the san francisco fbi officials about this. take a listen to what they had to say. >> i a very good grasp what's normal behavior for their surroundings. encourage them that they see something that's very suspicious, very out of the that they report that. >> now the fbi goes on to say that the volume and intensity of propaganda recently has

increased following the october 7th hamas attack in israel. and as for now, again, there is no specific threat for any city or san francisco itself, but rather everywhere and any pride event happening over the next month. so as we get more details from officials will continue to keep you updated. that's very latest here in the newsroom. i'm michael thomas story. and james, we'll send it back to thank you, michael. >> saito three-a time. let's get back to what the rain was talking about a moment ago. issue on one traffic thankfully now moving along on the northbound side in palo alto. after that deadly crash this morning. yeah, kron four's will tran. it has what led up to this crash. >> always of northbound 101 through paulo. also at san antonio avenue reopen to the public. but for 4 and a half hours, it was shut down because of a fatal accident involving 3 vehicles. you can see traffic, no problems, but i'm sure the backup is going to take quite some time to clear out this all actually

started at around 3 o'clock in the morning when according to the chp, they believe the driver of a red suv was simply drowsy behind the wheel, slams into a light pole right next to the freeway bounces off the light pole goes to the center lanes when he was rear ended at that point by the driver of a silver tsai on then the driver of the red suv gets out of his suv. well, months later, a tractor slams into his red suv plows into him with his suv where he's underneath pushes the suv all the way to the right wall on the freeway. >> injuries so severe that he died at the scene. drugs, alcohol, not factors, just simply being tired at 3 o'clock in the morning. as far as the traffic, the chp obviously had to do measurements clean up all of the debris and the chp allowed

caltrans to stay on the scene because they metering lights were damaged. they allowed caltrans to stay here to make repairs. >> unfortunately, this is their new norm. i think this this kind of behavior has happened. decades before this experience today. >> and then a parent is talking about the fact that it's a norm now for kids to be in lockdown. and that's what happened at cal high in san ramon. the kids are put on lockdown for several hours because there was a call that came in about explosives and a gunman on campus. this all started around 10 o'clock in the morning yesterday. police responded with a heavy forces. you can see they have bomb sniffing dogs out drones. students had to stay in their classrooms the whole time. >> we have to like block out the door us all the lights are turned off want 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. >> it is sad that that the kids are so calm about it. and luckily, it's happy that nobody was hurt and that no explosives were found. the students were sent home and now police are investigating where those fake threats came from. >> 806, is the time we want to take you live right now to a press conference being held by former president donald trump addressing very public this one day after being convicted. they won on 34 felony in his hush money trial in new york city where prosecutors are convinced a jury that he had perpetrated that hush money payment to adult film star stormy daniels as a way of influencing the 2016 election kron. 4 is monitoring the press conference. the entire situation will bring you any relevant news as it comes out with this morning. it's 807, and another big story that we're following is what actually happened in court.

>> when trump became the first former u.s. president to be convicted of a felony crime found guilty. as i said, 34 counts of this hush money payment to influence 2016 election. basil, john is in new york city with more on that 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 didn't do 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. >> well, meantime, the former president will be in san francisco next thursday for a fundraiser co-hosting the event are billionaires. david sacks and his wife, jacqueline, the ceo of children's clothing line, safe haven. the event is set to be held in pacific heights and trump's arrival will come one day after vice president

kamala harris visits the city. she set to attend a fundraiser next wednesday. that man is cafe is hosting the specific time has not yet been revealed. time now is 809. and today protesters plan to rally in front of the san francisco federal building in solidarity. >> with the people of rafah, here's video of a previous protests that happened at that very same location in february today. the demonstration is at 5 o'clock and they are demonstrating against the israeli air strike that was going after hamas leaders and killed to but also killed. 45 people in total at this tent camp that happened late sunday night. israel's leaders have said that it was a mistake. they are investigating and they will be out there protesting that tonight. meantime, the bay-area mural program orban is holding a fundraiser tonight to raise money and awareness for the continued war in gaza. and that is all happening 06:30pm, tonight. they'll be out at 6,

actually 6 to 10. you can go in oakland at the oakland location on san pablo avenue. >> nearly a mile long water main replacement project up in san anselmo will cause a few months of traffic disruption starting in mid-june, according to maureen water, which provides water to a couple 100,000 customers. there. the project will run along, francis drake boulevard from san francisco boulevard to butterfield road. the project is expected to wrap up in november and will replace about 4500 feet of aging cast iron pipe. >> it's a 10 and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news crews battling flames from the ground and air and a fire that broke out in egg farm in petaluma. we'll have the latest. plus heads up. if you own a tesla, the safety warning. the company is issuing this morning and thousands of cars are affected. >> weeks after governor gavin newsom unveiled his proposed a budget. now democratic legislative leaders have unveiled their capitol correspondent eytan wallace.

i'll tell you how it differs from the governor's spending plan and how it could impact you. and if you want to get out of the coastline today, do so. a little bit earlier on. you can see temperatures will peak right around 02:00pm. >> swiftly dropping at the coast after that is cool. ocean air sweeps on back in. as for inland areas. today is the warmest day of the forecast. highs back in the 80's talking all the changes we have weekend. still ahead. and the thing that accident along 101, northbound and a lot of that's now clear. >> all lanes are open, still little s ♪ ♪ get exceptional offers at your local audi dealer. ♪ ♪

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north bay, there was smoke that because suu seen for miles and fire and an egg farm. yeah. now luckily no chickens people were harmed in this, but it did cause quite the scene for miles around kron 4. sarah stinson has the story. >> 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. >> o 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 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 petaluma kron. 4 news.

>> 16 right now and i was wondering, don't think that was the smoke. but i mean, it was smog was very thick all yesterday afternoon along the coast. i know. and it's really just yesterday, if you were to climb mount tam those going to get hotter at the top, yeah, at this inversion. so like all the commuting we're doing, a rough out today, though everything is getting swept out. so we get a little yeah. the winds will pick up later on today. so if you want to get out there, enjoy some sun at the coastline, you really got to do so during the 1st half of the day, 2nd, half of the day, those winds are going to pick up more and more and get that noticeable. hayes. the darren james are mentioning not to be as much of a thing the rest of the weekend. what are the changes that are going on here? well, right now it's the high pressure in place that's created that cap right over the bay. the inversion we talked about. but that right there is a cold front. skirts right past us. the sweeping effect is going to be noticeable. also a cooling effect to creating lift and creating a bit of an onshore

breeze. the rest of the weekend after today actually cools down pretty noticeably winds will move in increasing after 02:00pm today. you can see them right here sweeping right through the middle of the bay. this has the most dramatic temperature drop for inland areas tomorrow speech or cast. you can see right here just pushing right in. and that is going to show a little bit of fog into tomorrow morning. as for today, daytime highs, if you like the warmth still warm, in fact, very comparable to yesterday. we'll hit those 60's earlier in the day in the afternoon for the coast and then temps will fall after that 70's to 80's for the rest of the bay area. aside from 3 cities which are barely hanging on to the 90's. san jose, you're close to 90 88 while hayward oakland up to richmond all in the 70's concord, up to 89 or 90 degrees spots, pittsburg, antioch, in vacaville, each right above 90 degrees. tomorrow's temps down into the low 80's at the warmest monday will all be in the 70's 60's. the coast. temps after that will get even hotter. so do

enjoy this break from the heat right now. all right, john, thank you for that. now accident is clear along northbound. want to want to battle >> we still have slight residual delays of drive times have gone down that we got up to about 75 minutes now at 45. you still could take 2.80, or 82, but you can get through here. he's just a little slow and go bridge right now. 13 minute ride. no accidents hazards on our bridges. 14 minutes long. the san mateo bridge, richmond, golden gate bridge, also moving at the limit. so and without a to 37, 33 minutes, maybe you're thinking about taking 5.88 oakland both equally delayed about 15 minutes traveling san leandro to oakland clocking out towards the maze about 21 minutes. if you are traveling along 17 looks like we do have accident. the air right in the lexington hills area as a traveling from santa cruz up to 85 can take about 41 minutes. all right. james, back to >> thank you. reyna 8.19, is the time at post traumatic stress disorder is on the rise among college students. new

research shows the diagnoses of ptsd more than doubled between 2017 to 2022. as the coronavirus pandemic swept the globe. the health of a healthy mind study found that more young people are struggling in the aftermath of traumatic events. doctors say the spike in ptsd is attributed to societal stressors like campus shootings and ongoing social unrest in the sudden loss of loved ones due to the coronavirus. and there you see in purple, former house speaker nancy pelosi joined by mayor london breed another san francisco city officials breaking ground on the new is building for the nonprofit called united play is yesterday. the organization was founded by formerly incarcerated people who grew up in the soma neighborhood who now want to come back to their roots worth this. a new headquarters located in that same community and pelosi who helped secure 4 million dollars in federal funding for

the project says this is a full circle moment. >> this building will be to dispel. fear and isolation and restore it with hope and community. peace for people. >> well, the new space will be a center for children to come together after school during summer break. and as a place to mentor students, success. >> nationwide, it is cutting about 100,000 pet insurance policies. the company cites inflation. >> in the cost of that care is one of the reasons that they're dropping health insurance for these pets, the policies you're going to notice a few use nationwide there to start cutting on between this spring and next summer. they say the affected policy holders are going to be notified by writing. unfortunately, means a lot of people, you know, if you've been ensuring your pet and now they're older, you're going find insurance for older dog or cat. and course, that's

going to cost more. so coming at a bad time for a lot of pet owners. coming at a good time for killed 3 shelters is california's first ever adopt a pet day? and that's because the shelters are jammed and they would love you to take part and adopt an animal. there are 170 animal adoption sites across the state taking part in this. they're about 2000 pets that need homes. and part of this is also to bring awareness about the overcrowded conditions in california's shelters. times will vary for the various shelters that are taking part in san francisco. the animal shelter will take part from 11:00am to 06:00pm tomorrow. that's their location on florida street. >> in the south bay, san jose residents can sign up to adopt a block. it's a new volunteer program that mayor matt mahan launched hoping to help kids. i hope help keep streets clean. no pilot program will require volunteers to clean up litter in their neighborhoods. the city will provide participants with litter kits, safety vests and gloves. residents can sign up for it at the mayor's office. we're

going take a break here in a 22. but coming up on the kron 4 morning news. costco is clearing the air. >> regarding rumors about raising the price of a beloved item on their menu. more on th

>> it's a 25 and tiktok is reportedly building a special algorithm just for the u.s. in preparation of a potential sale of the business efforts to rebuild the algorithm would allow the popular video sharing app to operate separately from byte dance

potentially clearing the way for it to remain operational. if tiktok was sold to a u.s. buyer. the irs is going expand direct file its free tax filing program nationwide starting in 2025, worn 140,000 users successfully filed their returns using direct file in 2024 and the pilots saved about 5.6 million dollars in tax prep fees. the pilot focus on simple filings. the irs will share more details about this program later this year. >> tesla now issuing a fix for more than 125,000 vehicles due to a malfunction in its seat belt warning system, the national highway traffic safety administration says the seat belt warning light and audible chime might not activate when the driver is unbelted. this affects certain makes of all tesla models except the cybertruck. tesla says it's going to release an over the air software update in the coming weeks to fix the issue. well, relief this

morning for costco members. costco says it will not be changing the price on his beloved hot dog combo anytime soon. costco's new chief financial officer gary belcher. miller chipped confirmed yesterday that the retailers hot dog and drink will stay had a $1.50. that price has been untouched since 1985. loved that. dot there were rumors swirling that the president have to go up because of inflation. but costco says the price is going to stay the same for the time. i've only ever had the beloved pizza. >> yeah, i've never had to cut. and the soft serve ice cream. -> okay. nice and everything it. 26 right now. plenty of that. so the couple morning is a solar project in the east bay could save you some money over the next few years. we'll tell you about it after the break. a 29 right now. we're

checking out the weather for you on a friday going into the weekend. we are. we've got john shrable standing by with a look at that. good morning you, guys. yeah, it's a beautiful weekend. forecast ahead of us. a little break from the warmth. >> if yesterday was a little too warm for a a tomorrow sunday and even monday are going to be nice and comfortable looking outside from mount tam. we've got a little bit of haze trapped right at the surface. high pressure ridge in place. for now, you've noticed a little bit of that haze right at the surface. that's not going to be as much of a thing for the rest of the weekend. low pressure just to our north is going help to sweep things up a little bit. it's also going help to cool things down with that does come a return of fog towards the evening tonight. so watch for that cool coastal breeze really picking up after 02:00pm temperatures in the 50's to 60's right now, mild start to the morning crystal

clear from the coast to our inland areas. so if you like that, sunshine in that cool feel right now is not a bad time to be out there later today we'll get toasty for one more day with highs in the 70's to upper 80's. great. all right, john, thank you for that. well, it's not always friday light, but right now we're seeing like conditions. >> you might remember a week ago on friday, they ridge is shut down at this time. no major issues right now. 12 minutes traveling into the city this morning, santa to bridge around 13 richmond, sandra fell bridge just short of 10. so we went down 14 minutes. last check in golden gate bridge. 21 minutes. and let's keep a close eye 101. in the last hour we had a failed traffic collision. northbound want to one as you're traveling the palo alto that is now clear about 15 minutes, though, traveling from 85 to menlo park during james. back to you. thanks a lot. it's a 31. a new solar project in orinda is going help east bay mud cut down on greenhouse gas emissions. and as kron four's philippe gaulle reports, it could also help customers save a little money 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 but 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 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. >> a new bill aimed at increasing access to opioid addiction. treatment is a step closer to becoming a reality. the bill authored by san francisco assemblymember matt haney would expand methadone access in the state. methadone is a medication to treat opioid the legislation would allow doctors to give patients up to 3 days worth of methadone to take home with them rather than getting it at an approved clinic. this would also increase the amount of the medication a patient can take home and removed some of the requirements needed for

accessing this treatment. the bill passed unanimously out of the state's health committee. now it heads to the state senate. >> 3 san mateo county deputies are recovering this morning after they were hurt while arresting would be car thieves. it happened wednesday night in the parking lot. outside of a cvs on san carlos avenue. deputies say a woman who lost her keys earlier that day and apparently a group that found them came back to trying to steal the car from the parking lot. deputies attempted to detain them but were assaulted. now that called for backup. those 2 men that they were arresting. we're from morgan hill. they're in custody now facing several charges. as for the injured deputies, they were taken to a local hospital and they're all expected to be okay. well, 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 cecil avenue. police say a woman in her 60's noticed her door had been pried open from the outside. she believes the burglar heard her and ran off because nothing apparently was

taken from the home in the second break-in. this happened wednesday morning on palo alto avenue and the woman who lives there told police she heard the front door open and then close when she went around to investigate. she saw that her phone and her wallet were gone. the victim went outside and apparently found items on the sidewalk a few feet away from the house. police say the 2 break-ins at this point don't appear to be connected. >> it's a 34 and for your money, the state insurance commissioner is working on bringing back insurance companies to california. the governor is also weighing in with a proposal, although it's not seeing unanimous support from lawmakers. kron four's dan kerman has the story. with homeowners across the bay area and the state being dropped by insurance companies, mostly due to fire risk. >> the governor has proposed speeding up the review of insurance company rate hike requests to just 60 days. the time. >> is important. in terms of the rate decision making. and that's what we're promoting as short-term step and continue to promote the larger package

in partnership with the insurance commissioner. this is an important element. >> of what needs to be a multi pronged fix so we can get back to doing business in california. >> rex frazier's with the personal insurance federation of california, which represents large auto and home insurance companies in california. oftentimes it takes months and months before an insurance company even knows where it stands with the state. under this proposal, the state at 60 days and every 30 days thereafter they would have to declare where they stand on a rate filing that accountability. that's good for everyone. the governor has proposed a plan that is not going to get homeowners access to more coverage and affordable price. but carmen bill burr with the group consumer watchdog thinks the proposal gives away too much. what the governor has proposed will tie the hands of the insurance commissioner and reviewing rate hikes and cut public participants out of the process. and that is guaranteed to lead to higher

unjustified rates for california homeowners. now it'll be up to state legislators to decide whether to include the governor's insurance proposal as it stands or change it when approving this year's budget. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> governor newsom's urging state lawmakers to be careful. he doesn't want to over regulate artificial intelligence. the governor gave remarks at a generative ai. some of that was going on in francisco. they're also tech leaders and leaders from higher education. there. more lawmakers are working out of place. safeguards on this emerging technology because they're concerned about its potential hazards. governor newsom, those he at the same time does not want to stifle eyes growth in california. you want to make sure that the state remains a tech 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 new ai regulations. and that bill would regulate how state agencies can use ai. it's heading into the assembly next. also at the capitol, hundreds of crime victims gather demanding governor newsom approved money for survivor resources and programs. democratic leaders have reached a budget deal and some are not on board, though. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace has more. >> more than 200 crime victim advocates demonstrating outside the state capitol. your concern, 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 project. >> 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 spending than 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. >> at 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 are difficult choices we have to set priorities and 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 the political ideology. and sometimes california is 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 that. >> 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 reporting at the state capitol. a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. all tom, thank you very 40's the time in the south bay as temperatures are going up. >> this beloved water park in the south is getting ready to open up. it's now called calib ago and they're promising 23 acres of water attractions at the san jose location. that's been known in the past is raging waters. a sacramento-based company now has taken over the lease of the renamed the park. they did that earlier this year. they haven't announced exactly what the opening date is. so we're still waiting for that. but we do know tickets they say are going to be available soon. so keep an eye out. all right. a 41 is the time. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a group of rehab pelicans nursed back to health in the north bay. >> now back in the wild will take you to the moment they were released and after a break, a nail-biting game as the a's take on the rays in

florida got hit really with the highlights today. we are starting clear the coast, but after 02:00pm temperatures will start to slip us. some fog fish is back in. >> we're also going to looking at our last of our hottest days inland with some upper 80's in some cases, be talking a norman, bad news... i never graduated from med school. what? -but the good news is... xfinity mobile just got even better! now, you can automatically connect to wifi speeds up to a gig on the go. plus, buy one unlimited line and get one free for a year.

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>> a 44 and a group of seabirds is back in the wild weeks after they were found suffering from starvation. a lot of them needed a lot of nursing. they were rescue, though, brought back to health and kron four's gayle ong was there the moment they were

released? >> the first group of rehabilitated brown pelicans are back in the wild after spending weeks being treated for starvation. >> soaring over the san francisco bay. brown pelicans were released at fort baker in sausalito thursday afternoon. they are fat and healthy and ready to go back out to the wild. all 8 of them were monks over 320 brown pelicans found suffering from starvation and injured by fishing hooks. the birds were found in mid-april. most of them came from the monterey and santa cruz areas. jd bergeron is the ceo of international bird rescue base in fairfield where the birds were treated. 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 birds can be tracked

on the international bird rescue website. >> in the meantime, bergeron and his team are trying to figure out the cause of this crisis. i think there's clearly some access to food problem, whether that's caused by climate change. water weather. there's all been a whole lot of different theories. i think there's probably a combination of things. >> and the state fish and wildlife department is also investigating the cause of what has been making these bird sick here in sausalito gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> 45 right now and the writers talk about i want to see the birds. i missed it. missed and i just got home too late and that those were just yesterday. beautiful. looks like we've got another one on tap for today. how, john? i think i just got word that you missed. it no birds out here. hardly the people. it has surprises there's a couple you walking around. it's gorgeous right now. it's not a cloud in the sky for your morning hours. >> fog does push back in along the coastline, likely towards the tail end of the day today. so enjoy that while you can.

we are seeing a cold front dropping in from the north and west this weekend going to create some lyft, helping to get some of that haze out, but also creating a push of cooler air and just generally a cooler weekend after today. so if you like the sunshine, the warmth today is absolutely the one for it. winds will kick up later on today. that cool ocean air sweeping back through the bay area and even towards tomorrow morning, you'll notice a little bit of fog making its way on inland as well. now, temperatures today are going to be comparable to yesterday's. we're still in the 50's to 60's for sf and for the coastline. while looking at some 70's to 80's for the rest of the bay area. only a couple of low 90's and in the same exact spots we yesterday close to 90 and san jose and campbell at 88 and even closer in livermore, concord, 89, very nice and san leandro oakland up to richmond in the 70's. there's your 90's in antioch, pittsburgh and vacaville you'll see those for a little bit anyways as we do cool down from saturday through monday. after that,

we've got an even bigger, warm up ahead of us. so enjoyed the break from the heat right now. all right, john, thank you for tracking in accident. this is along northbound 17 in los gatos. the air right at santa cruz added looks like it involved a bus in multiple vehicles. >> drive times you can say things are slow. 36 minute ride for folks traveling from santa cruz. up to 85 seems that we've that access throughout the morning. remember that one along 101 now clear a little slow and sluggish. still 12 minute ride. if you're heading into the city this morning or san matteo bridge around 13, looking at 101, getting a check on those residual delays. 43 minutes. 85 to menlo park. you still could take 82 or 2.80. its atlanta down to 37. a 32 minute ride darya. james, back to you. >> thanks. a lot rain 8.48. and there's a big rain happening in san francisco on the streets over the weekend. but it sold out dj skrillex and friday again are going to be having a outdoor concert tomorrow. in fact, it was a

surprise skrillex announced the suddenly last next. and fred, again need to test out some new music. so you can see the crews here setting up the stage yesterday. as i said, the performance is already sold out. there are more than 20,000 people that are going to be able to attend a san francisco wrecks and parks has teamed up with another plan entertainment. they do what they're doing. they do outside lands. so they're ready for this. and this is going to be a great way to bring people into the 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. >> they will keep coming back. has a department says they're working on several more free concerts with another planet. they're going to have those this summer. so we'll keep you posted on that. tomorrow's show starts at 6.30. if you're not going keep away because, of course, will be lots detours around the civic center area. >> while preparations underway

right now for the largest greek festival in the south bay. the san jose event starts today on davis street near the saint nicholas greek orthodox orthodox church. local greek businesses will be selling homemade goods and dishes made with homemade recipes. we've got a chance to speak with a volunteer who's ready to show people the greek hospitality. >> the kalter. i think they're very hospitable. their houses or whatever you meet them. they're always welcome. and if go some of this house that all with the to offer that quick the ship. >> well, entry for the festival will cost just $5 and children under 12. get in free. >> 8.50, right now and the a's taking on the rays in game 2 of their series. yeah. the a's. they put up a good fight to the very end 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 part 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. turn 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. 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. thank you, kate. it is a 52. we'll be right back.

>> we are back at a 54 and boeing starliner aircraft, the launch of its set for tomorrow. you have it on your calendar. yeah, i will the launch of the manned mission had to be scrapped earlier this year. are this month really because of a mechanical issue, but engineers replaced a faulty valve, but another issue was discovered at that time. and that's also been fixed. starliner set to go up at 9.25. our time tomorrow morning from the kennedy space center in florida. 2 astronauts on board. we'll link up with the international space to pay. so big milestone for boeing, but you're the astronaut, james. they find 2 problems. do you want to do you feel better or you know, it's a little. >> a little nervous that ethics committee think we're all good now delayed for so long. got got speed.

>> your mimosa. >> with brunch may be in jeopardy. this there's a nor she's crisis level. so farmers in south america say the extreme heat in the citrus disease are taking it all in their crops. prices have nearly doubled in 2 years. and analysts are warning that this could wreak havoc on orange groves all over the world. >> in times to come, some producers are now considering and run. i like because yeah, and run instead of regular o j sounds better to me. i like to i like the calls for some experimentation >> all right. check this out. google's put together a map of the words that people in each state had the most trouble spelling, just announcing okay. all right. california into this. yeah. more often than not. californian search. the word pretty heavy spoke pretty pretty woman. everybody knows how to ready. we're at, but that was the most searched word in california. ok? gold state was one of 11 states whose most searched for spelling word was just 46 letters my god give me some other. well, the shortest words belonged to wisconsin

and virginia campus felt they had to learn how to spell ally and said respectively. >> wait, they do have a spill said, i'm sure a lot of people do, but they searched sure. what interesting results, idaho. they had a tough time spelling strawberries. look that up a lot listen to this. nebraska's. yeah. once word how he spoke, stopping. that's apparently they don't want to know everybody doesn't know how to spell. you know what it is which state massachusetts, nobody goes out as 56 right now coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a high school in the east. they had to go into lockdown. luckily everybody is okay. >> and it's the eve of pride month and the fbi is issuing a warning. plus, we'll tell you wh

>> right now, the kron 4 morning news. a fatal crash on highway 101 shuts down lanes on the peninsula earlier this morning. plus, pride events start today across the bay area. the fbi is issuing a safety warning for those celebrating and scary moments for us and around high school after threats came in of explosives, the campus had to be locked down for a time. one parent says it's just the new norm. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> thanks for waking up with us on friday. i'm darya and i'm james. you've got lots to talk about. we've got the weather. most importantly on this friday with a lot of folks having the weekend plans already circulating inir