>> 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 in their head. looking really good

morning, john. good morning. and we are seeing a nice weekend out there for sure. lots of sunshine today, especially. >> all the way up to the coastline. we're seeing a lot of that sunshine right now. >> behind me, the golden gate bridge looks great. and let's take a look. even higher up from the top of mount tam. you do see that layer of haze. that's an inversion that is set up across the region. high pressure is built up. so all those pollutants from our drives to we're kind of getting trapped there with us. we will see something coming through this week that all out later today. and it doesn't involve a pretty strong sea breeze that kicks up after 02:00pm. that will result in improvement in air quality, but also a little fog at the coast. and some cooler temps come tomorrow as of right now, we're already in the 70's fairfield at 77 degrees. vacaville at 84 degrees. and it's just 09:00am. so we're warming up quick again, vacaville, you'll be in the 90's. most of us, 70 staties for your highs talking more as we reyna. all right, john, thank you for that. well, in that quiet morning with that accident after accident after accident. >> that another one. this is

along northbound 17, as you're traveling to los connell's right now. and we do have a bus crash involving several vehicles as well. all in relation to that accident. you see those drive times now at about 37 minutes as you're traveling from santa cruz up to 85. i think we do have some video of that same there, ok? so this is footage. so just by one of our kron, 4 reporters and you can see the bus involved in that crash there. look how damage the bus is there. now. it was involving multiple vehicles. you can see the fire crews and also emergency personnel on scene carrying folks away. we hope people are going to be okay. this is one of many accidents we've had throughout the morning. look at the hood of that car there completely damage by that accident. now other highways and bridges not seen major issues. that's the silver lining this morning. 60 minutes traveling into the city looking good on the bay bridge, san mateo bridge just short of 14 richmond center fell bridge around 9 and the golden gate bridge. 37, the tolls. 20 minutes reach is

back to you. thank you, reyna. and another story this morning. the traffic on northbound highway 101 in palo alto after that fatal crash. yeah, it was a big problem. proffers will tran was following it all morning long and talks more about what led up to >> 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. all right. thanks a lot. well. >> well, communities across the bay area are going to be raising their pride flags today as we know in honor of lgbtq+. month and pride month in the whole communities could not without concerns. you know, the fbi has issued a

warning to everybody who's celebrating in crawford's. michael thomas is live in the newsroom with more. >> on that, michael. hey, good morning, everyone. that right, lots of talk about safety leading up to pride month. and there are multiple events that are happening today to kick off pride when it comes to being safe. while. >> officials are warning really that all major cities be on alert, saying that any pride event could be a target. later this morning at 11, the castro community will hold its first pride event with the changing of the pride flag and honor of pride month and over in oakland city officials will also be holding a pride flag ceremony at 11 30. this year's theme for san francisco pride is a beacon of love and it's filled with different events. almost daily leading up to the big parade at the end of june and federal law enforcement are warning that the lgbt community and its supporters be on guard saying that foreign terrorists and their u.s. based allies may be targeting lgbtq venues and events throughout this month, which could lead up to hate crimes or violence that we did speak with the san francisco

fbi officials. take a listen to what they had to say regarding this. >> one thing that is different tais year than in years past is volume and the intensity, a propaganda following the october 7th attack in israel. the level of propaganda is concerning for us. >> so what they're asking now is that if anybody sees anything or hears anything to contact their local police department and come forward, whether that be in general or at any of these events that are scheduled and planned. so as we get more information from officials will continue to keep you updated. that's a very latest here in the newsroom. i'm michael thomas story. and james, we'll send it back to you. thank you, michael. >> time now is 906. >> unfortunately, this is their new norm. i think this this kind of behavior has happened. decades before this experience today. >> a parent talking about how lockdowns are just sign of the times. and there was one at

cal high yesterday in san ramon had to go into lockdown for several hours because there was a threat of explosives and a gunman on campus. a call came in around 10 o'clock yesterday after our morning. everything started a police specialty units showed up bomb-sniffing dogs and drones are out there checking to see if everything else ok. and in the meantime, the kids had to stay in their classrooms. >> we have to like block out the door us all the lights are turned off 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. >> it was serious. but luckily everybody is okay to find any explosives. the students were sent home. a police are going to continue to investigate to figure out who made these threats. >> in the south bay, the man arrested after an assault on a vta station there at a vta

station is now facing attempted murder charges. investigators have released surveillance video of what happened. we do want to warn you might be difficult to watch, but this is what happened at the vta children's discovery museum station. andrew perez, according to investigators, was wearing armored vest when he attacked that man at the top of the screen, throwing him to the ground. you can see present there just and here's a zoomed-in shot. this started punching and kicking the victim. the assault continued for some time. presidential ran off barricaded himself inside of his home before ultimately being arrested by police. the victim was only identified as a 45 year-old man. he was taken to the hospital and treated for injuries, including some pretty deep cuts that had need staples to close its in today, protesters plan to rally on the steps of the san francisco federal building in solidarity with the people of >> here's video from a protest that happened at that same location back in february. tonight's demonstration is at 5 o'clock. and this comes after an israeli airstrike

killed. 45 people in a tent camp late sunday night, the israeli government said it was a mistake, although they did kill, they say 2 hamas leaders, which is what they were going for, but they are investigating. now what went wrong? they don't want to kill civilians. this event is demanding that the u.s. imposed an arms embargo on israel for what's going on and then also the bexar, a mural program. our band is holding a fundraiser tonight. they want to raise awareness and continued support for the people and they're going through this. we're in gaza right now. they're going to be sharing our work of music and trying to just bring awareness about what's going on and get supplies with a fleet of boats to help the people in gaza. this event is at 6 o'clock to 10 o'clock tonight at the oakland location on san pablo avenue. >> a little big story that we're following this morning. donald trump has become the first former u.s. president to be convicted of a felony crime. he was found guilty of all 34 charges of paying hush

money to influence the 2016 election. basil, john is in new york city with 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 can't be allowed to happen to other presidents. it should never be allowed to happen. former president donald trump says the fight isn't over after he was found guilty in the hush money trial that we're going to be appealing this. scam. 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 they ask for the replay 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, meanwhile, trump will be in san francisco next thursday for a fundraiser co-hosting the event or billionaire david sacks and his wife, jacqueline, the ceo of children's clothing line, safe haven. that event is set to be held in pacific heights and that arrival by president trump 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 a specific time, though, hasn't yet been set. >> 9.11 right now. and still

ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, flames and smoke coming from an egg farm in petaluma. we're going to take a look at what happened in that fire and the post traumatic stress disorder. it's on the rise now in college students. we're going to tell you why. it's

time for teen right now. and a brave young woman goes on a perilous journey in the early 1900. yeah. and a divorced couple navigate saw. >> how best to take care of their autistic son? we've got dean richards with a preview of those films. i decided to swim the english channel. what do you mean?

>> i'm going to swim the english channel. know i'm shay was asking. >> she will get pass the 7th mail, i believe so. dion, that water. >> if you don't know the name of trudy at early, you don't know the real life story about one of the greatest swimmers of all time. simply put. she was the first woman to swim the perilous 21 mile english channel. and this was back in 1926, of course, those swimmers, the crescendo of this movie titled young woman and the but like other movies for what you already know the outcome, it's how the lead up to it. that makes all of the difference and hear star wars. actress daisy ridley takes the plunge and telling this difficult story and turning it into an inspiring moving drama. it's a lesson in how in the early 19, 100's women are treated like property and not a lot to do anything including swimming in public, especially

in competition. drudy conquered the societal obstacles as well as ones from her family not to mention putting your life on the line, the potentially deadly waters. this one is a beautifully made ellington story of courage and persistence. but you can't help take notice of the amazing job that daisy ridley turned in in acting both on the land, but even more so in the water that is strength on so many levels. young woman in the is inspirational, especially for girls and young women facing their own obstacles. this one is a dean's list b. another feel-good movie that's in theaters this weekend is simply called ezra about a divorced couple at odds about the best care for their 10 year-old son who happens to be on the autism spectrum only with a strong cast here supports this touching story about a father who would go to any lengths where his bobby

cannavale is. that also a stand-up comedian in the movie that to make a tough decision about his son's versus his own career growth. he's living with his father played by robert de niro and is at odds with his ex-wife played by kind of ali's real-life partner rose but the real star in chief scene stealer is young william fitzgerald has and wrote a first-time actor really is on the spectrum. it is magnificent in every especially with this chemistry to kind of also turns in a spectacular performance full of drama and warmth and charisma plenty of directed by former scandal ghost star tony goldwyn. ezra is more than a solid dean's list b, plus, what you can always get my movie reviews and home video picks sent right to your phone's every week. >> just by texting the word, dean to 9, 7, 9, 9, 9, and i hope you have a great weekend in chicago. >> i'm richards.

>> recently jumped in the lake tahoe. i felt like i was an english. and mean, it was so cold and peril and perlis. yeah. good. yeah. will will think about catching want to with the temperatures. get this high heroes. look for a place to cool off john. yeah, it's nice. gets like a matinee this time of year when it's hot outside. just get a little break from it. we get a break this weekend, but mother nature is bringing that to us today. still going to be another warm one. you can see how clear it is at the coastline right now. and we're seeing crystal clear skies this morning. >> as we move into the afternoon, though, cold front sweeps in from the north and west. this is going to result in some lyft clears out some of that haze also going to result in just a cooler forecast into tomorrow and sunday. today is going to be our warmest of the weekend when super calm right now. but they will pick up after 02:00pm today. and that cooler jean breeze sweeps in cooling us off. and also by tomorrow morning, coming along with a little touch of fog in the mix, too. so a little bit of a cool down noticeable, but also switch up in the way the skies

will look to today's highs in the 50's and 60's staff and at the coast. you want to get out there early in the day is the best time to do so before any sort of fog reaches us. 70's to 80's for most of the rest of the bay palo alto at 81 degrees today. san jose just shy of 90 88. well, looking at livermore unconquered even closer to 90 89 oakwood, very pleasant at 73 hottest spots, antioch in pittsburgh, as well as vacaville in the low 90's this afternoon. let's look ahead tomorrow through monday, the cooler days of the forecast with highs in the upper 70's to low 80's that the warmest after that, we reversed course real quick. and by wednesday, we're in the upper 90's for a few spots. all right, john, thank you for that. well, we're looking at an accident. this is along northbound 17 in los gatos. >> looking at the video right now of a bus involved in a traffic collision. you can see the multiple vehicles and emergency cars right behind that bus. it looks like from

the reports potentially that bus lost control, hitting multiple cars. you can see the damage right there. the hood of that car, all damage. so this has been going on for the past hour or so. look at those drive times there. this is right in los gatos, right near that cats exit the air. if are traveling to their familiar with the area, you know exactly where that is. so drive times now, 40 minutes from highway one all the way up to 85 because of that, we do know that lanes are open, but you do have several lanes are blocked as well. 15 minute ride for everybody traveling into the city this morning or other bridges and highways. 13 minutes on or san matteo bridge. well, one of the south bay, 38 remember about an hour. so we had a fatal traffic collision in palo alto that has been cleared. but we have residual delays. so still about 40 minutes, 82 to 80 still good options to on opiate 29 minutes. our users back to you. thanks a lot. 9.20, right now. we want to take you to petaluma to look at what happened at that egg farm that caught fire and

nobody hurt. no chicken turned either. but it was quite the scene for a while visible for miles around. kron 4 sarah stinson takes a 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. >> 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 covid 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. >> okay. it is 9.22. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news city officials break

ground on new building in san francisco for a local nonprofit. we're going to tell you what their plans are for that. 9.24. is the time and

post traumatic stress disorder is on the rise among college students. fact new research shows the diagnosis of ptsd is more than doubled between 2017 to 2022. >> as the coronavirus pandemic, by the way, swept the globe and this is kind of related. the healthy minds study found more young people are now struggling with the aftermath of traumatic events. doctors say the spike in ptsd is attributed to societal stressors like campus

shootings and ongoing social unrest and the sudden loss of loved ones due to the pandemic. >> former house speaker nancy pelosi along with san francisco mayor london breed and other city officials breaking ground on the newest building for the nonprofit united playaz. the organization was founded formerly incarcerated people who grew up in the soma neighborhood and now they're returning to their roots with their headquarters located in and you can see pelosi, she helped to secure 4 million dollars in federal funding for that project in calls it a full circle moment. >> this building will be to dispel. fear and isolation and restore it with hope and community. peace for people. >> the new space is going to be a center for kids to come after school. and during the

summer breaks and then also a place to mentor students. still ahead on the kron. 4 morning news next. a former bay area professor is sentenced to time behind bars for setting a fire. we're going to have more on that.

>> 9.20, right now and we're on a friday. lot of people are going to be wanting to enjoy the outdoors this and the weather is going to be beautiful as i understand it. good morning, john. yes, looking at a little bit of variety. but all in all from start to finish. it's gorgeous out there behind me at the golden gate bridge with some clear skies overhead right now we are noticing a little bit of haze and you can see that from above here. high

pressure. ridge oftentimes results in those inversions little bit of a hazy horizon. we're going to see less of that after today, though, for the rest of the weekend. part of the reason for that is that cool ocean breeze, which is really going to pick up after 02:00pm today making for a return of fog by tomorrow morning. and some cooler temperatures at that. right now. we're on our warmer trend, though. still, brett, what you're at 73 vacaville. it's still the morning and you're 84 degrees. berkeley, one of our cooler spots at 59 at the moment later today. most of us will be 70's to 80's couple spots still in the 90's, talking the rest of the weekend as we go right now. all right, john, thank you for that. lack in an accident along northbound 17. this is actually up in los gatos. we got video sent in to our newsroom. you can see this accident a bus. sounds like the bus actually lost control and then crashed into multiple vehicles. you can see one of the vehicles coming up in the video here. the entire hood of the car smashed in. and it sounds like 5 vehicles were involved in that crash. you

already see emergency crews on scene trying clear the bus and all those cars out the way. let's take a look at where this is. this is up in los connell's along highway 17, right at that cat exit. if you are traveling north, you can see the southbound side. also little slow in impacted because of that. but a 50 minute ride traveling from one all the way up to 85 k for those taking the other routes this morning. friday, light across the bridges. 13 minutes. looks like the meter lights are on slowing you down. 14 minutes on the san mateo bridge. richmond center fell bridge just short of 12 and the golden gate. 37 to the tolls. 21 minutes. james, back to you. thank you very much. rain tonight. 30 is the time for your money this morning. the state insurance commissioner now working on bringing insurance companies. >> back to the state. the governor is also weighing in with a proposal as well. although it's not gaining that much in terms of unanimous support. kron four's dan kerman to explain. with homeowners across the bay area and the state 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 short-term step and continue to promote the larger package in partnership with the insurance commissioner. this is an important element. >> what needs to be a multi pronged fix so we can get back 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. as 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. >> 9.32 right now and take a look at this jewelry store in the east bay all boarded up after a dozen people robbed bindi jewelers on new park mall road. this happened wednesday afternoon. then yesterday they put up the boards. the thieves shattered glass display cases and made off with a bunch jewelry that make they got away multiple getaway cars, but nobody was hurt in that roberts. that's a good thing right now. police are piecing together exactly what happened.

>> a former bay area criminal college professor. and don't you know, that was his what you talk to kids about. >> he actually has been convicted now of arson and he's going to federal prison for it. gary maynard pleaded guilty to 3 counts of arson for setting a series of fires. the chef to train national forest in 2021. well, crews are battling the dixie fire. maynor taught criminology at sonoma state and its santa clara university's. >> 3 san mateo county deputies now recovering after they were injured. paula resting would be car thieves. so this happened wednesday night in a parking lot. just outside a cvs on san carlos avenue. deputies came across 2 men trying to steal a car that would be car thieves fought back as deputies tried to arrest him after calling for backup, both men were taken into custody. turns out the 2 were from morgan hill. they're now facing several charges. as for the injured deputies, they went to the hospital and they'll be ok. the search is now underway in palo alto, by the way, for burglars who broke into 2 homes while the residents were inside. so the

first break-in happened tuesday morning. it was on c police say woman in her 60's. no district door had been pried open from the outside. she thinks the burglar heard her and ran off because for she can tell nothing was taken in the second break-in, which happened wednesday morning in palo alto are on palo alto avenue. the woman who lives there told police she heard the front door open and then close. and then when she walked around to investigate, you discover phone and wallet were gone. she went outside, found lying 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 9.34, and kron 4. local election headquarters, 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 says that mayor london breed isn't doing enough to fix the problem. we've got kron four's lets the good with the story. >> 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 and 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 of 4 local child care services, ensuring accessibility across all income levels here in our city for child care. 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 >> barrels 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. mark farrell 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% think unreal, 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 his feelings about farrell's program. >> he said in a statement our city needs a lot more showing 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. >> some breaking news to share with you this morning. san francisco's iconic anchor brewing company has a new owner just moments ago it was announced that the founder and ceo of to bonnie has purchased the company have is a turkish billionaire. he's the pioneer, the natural food movement. love siobhan. no now.

>> now it'll be like healthy. be your window. we do that the yeah. what we do know, though, is that he's purchased all of anchors assets. that includes the piers steam beer recipe. the paternal campus, all the brewing equipment. >> in anchors, snow that warehouse facility that they have anchor brewing is regarded as a pioneer craft. growing movement actually was found in the san francisco 127 years ago before it was shut down last year by its previous. also think that the factory got the brewing in the get the beer and the good that's good job on a beer can. will see what they decide to >> all right. 9.38 on the clock. and in a random, a new solar project is aimed at helping 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. and you can see the installations there in the video. east bay mud says this 4.6 megawatt installation will offset about 10% of the agency's current

energy costs. 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 energy's affordable. east bay, much partnership with total energies, renewables. >> is slated to last. 25 years. the utilities expected to save at least 26 million dollars during that span. they say customers will benefit by not seeing rate increases, which are usually caused by rising energy costs. the largest greek festival in the south bay. the san jose event starts today. it will be out on davis street near the saint nicholas greek orthodox church. local greek businesses will be selling homemade goods and dishes made with homemade recipes. we actually got the chance to speak with a volunteer who is ready to show people what greek hospitality is all about. >> culture, i think they're very hospitable. their houses

or whatever you meet them. they're always welcome. and if got some of this house that all with the to offer you with. that is solution. >> well, entry for the festival get. this is just 5 bucks and children under 12 get in free. so if you're looking for a family-friendly event, looks like >> going to be lot of fun. maybe check what is making me do is want to make some stuffed peppers may be hungry. haha ad. hey, there's a big event on the streets of san francisco over the weekend. and if you don't have a ticket, you can't go because it's sold out. dj skrillex and fred, again are holding an outdoor concert tomorrow. skrillex just announced it was a surprise show last he and fred again need to test out some new music. if you're ready, raven, you have a ticket. well, they're going to be there tomorrow. you can see the crews getting ready for this big sold-out show 20,000 people are expected to attend san francisco wrexham parts has teamed up with another planet entertainment to make

this happen. they do outside lands so they know what they're doing. and actually they say there's going to be great for the downtown area. 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. >> and if you're not getting a go tomorrow, don't worry. they're going to be several more free concerts that they're working out with another planet for this summer. tomorrow shows at 6.30. so again, if you're not going, you might want to stay away from the area. has a civic center is going to be kind of a mess? levin detours 9.41, and happening tomorrow, california is having its first ever adopt a pet day. there are 170 animal adoption sites across the state that are trying to find homes for more than 2000 animals. so they want to bring awareness to that. and to the overcrowded conditions that exist in many california animal shelters. the times are varying of the animal shelters that are

participating. you can bet your local shelter will be in san francisco. they're having an event tomorrow from 11:00am until 06:00pm at the florida street location. so adopt a new family member 9.42. right now. and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a nail-biter of a game as the a's are taking on the rays in florida will take a look at the highlights.

>> we are back at 9.45. and cadillac is racing into the ev market right now with a brand new midsize suv. let's take a look with her. 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 pool 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 feel good 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. >> it's 9.47. and just in time for the temperatures rising a water park in the south bay is getting ready to open with a new name. it's called kalla bunga promising 23 acres of water attractions in san jose member. it used to be called raging waters and now a sacramento-based company took over the lease. so they're going to be operating it. we don't know the actual opening date. they just say the tickets are going to be available soon and it couldn't come. >> a moment too soon. yeah, temperatures. really. right there for water park rides morning, john. yeah, its been really warm and that means water parks would night be nice to be open. but you've got a little longer the way we do have mother nature cooling us off into the weekend. today

is easily the warmest day of at least the next couple of days. you can see out there the sunshine above the golden gate bridge likely won't be seeing a lot of that into the evening tonight. so we will see the return of some coastal fog. part of this is going to be brought in by this cold front to the north and west of us. it creates a little bit of lift which is going to help to get that haze out that you may have noticed. but it's also going to allow some of that cool ocean air to sweep back in contributing to what will be a cooler weekend. definitely nothing as cool as memorial day last weekend was but just not quite as hot as the past couple days have been. temperatures are going to be affected by wind speeds picking up from the coastline 20 to 30 miles per hour gusts after 02:00pm today. and we will be seeing with that. the return, as you can see on futurecast of a little bit of that low gray later today. let's get to the numbers today and it is going to be another hot one unless you're at the coast where we'll stay in the 50's to 60's. if you want to head to the coast, get out there before 02:00pm after which point winds do pick up

70's to 80's for your daytime highs. elsewhere, redwood city at 82 degrees, south bay temperatures near 90 with san jose. 88 while livermore in concord getting close to 90 89 heyward through oakland, up to richmond in the 70's while antioch, pittsburgh in vacaville are only spots in the 90's today. tomorrow through monday, a trend of cooler temperatures 80's to 70's doesn't sound too bad. we'll be back in the 90's soon enough into the middle of next week. so enjoy the break from the heat right now. all right, john, thank you for keeping a close eye along northbound 17 in los gatos. >> looks like they just closed the road there. some inroads. so now you can't move because of the accident. that's there. let's take a look. we actually video from the scene. this was earlier. you can see this is involving a bus in the bus low. sounds like it crashed into multiple vehicles and that's from the reports that we're getting chp was taken at the cdc. all of those vehicles involved the front hood of the vehicle right behind that ems

truck completely smashed in. so now the problem is they got to get the bus and those cars all off the highway right now. looks like they're closing things down along summit. might the opening and closing it depending on how long that's going to take a right now. we're getting reports that lane is open. they were also seen reports that a lane is closed. so i would just say if you can avoid 17 for right now, the northbound side highway nine's, the closest jason highway to that. so you have to decide if you want to wait until they're able to clear that off. right now, drive times about an hour. look at those other highways looking good. 13 minutes traveling into the city on the bay bridge senate over 20 quiet 10 minutes there. highway 4 looks good in grain, 15, antioch, into conquered. and 24 walnut creek down to 5, 80 12 minute ride reaches back to you. thanks. a lot rain as 9.51. and the oakland 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. on from the goal 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. the 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 was gone or what? 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 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. >> thank you very much, kate. on 9.53. is the time. and coming up the next hour of the kron, 4 morning news calling all owners why the usps is hoping to prevent dog attacks

>> 9.55 right now. and if orange juice is part of your daily breakfast or maybe like a mimosa now and then farmers in south america are concerned about extreme heat and citrus disease. it's taken a toll on crops. prices have nearly doubled in 2 years. and analysts are warning the problems like this could wreak havoc on orange goes all around the world for some time to come. so now produces are considering maybe using mandarin oranges. >> to produce oranges, i actually would prefer a mandarin mimosa, right? does that sound? yeah, yeah. so i mean, i know it's not great news. if you like the dog, janell. oh, all right. 9.56. the time. check this out. if

you've ever watched a spelling bee and thought i could do that. think again. google put together a map of the words that people in each state had the most trouble spelling and they weren't all that complicated. >> okay. instance, here in california, apparently we have the hardest time spelling the word pretty. >> how you gonna mess up pretty. i don'h want that would be preaching. >> well, apparently california along with 11 other states had. >> the most search words, we're just either for letters or 6 letters long weren't even like really long, complicated where it's ok, so simple as we can smell. what about other words? okay, wisconsin and virginia. they had the trip. most trouble spelling the word ally. and the word is dead. respectively said the kids know said like i say, i did. yeah, that one. all and then here's another sting, idaho had hardest time, spelling or strawberries. that's a long you know, we should presume that make library library. yeah. nebraska really couldn't spell california. they looked at california. that i remember most politicians, titusville,

massachusetts. that's 9.57. right now. coming up on the kron 4 morning is a high school in the east bay went into a lockdown will tell you what happened. >> and it's the eve of pride month and the fbi now putting out a warning for those planning to celebrate. we'll tell you more about that and what led to this fatal crash on highway 1, 1, earlier this r

4 morning news, a fatal crash on highway 1, 1, shuts down lanes on the peninsula earlier this morning. and pride events starting today across the bay area. the fbi now issuing safety warnings for those looking to celebrate. we'll explain and scary moments for centered ogh