well, i mean, i have always wanted to go to hawaii. actually, i've always wanted to go anywhere. yes! so, let's do it. okay, i'm definitely gonna consider it. [ chuckles ] it would be really fun to see that village where all the settlers got wiped out by that volcano. i'm gonna have to keep you drunk the whole time. >> from the bay area's local news station. we now with breaking news. >> now at 10 team coverage, a strong winds and hot weather bring an early start to fire season in the bay area. good evening. thank you for joining us tonight. i'm sarah stinson. we are covering several fires tonight from the corral fire burning more than 14,000 acres

to 6 buildings catching fire in san jose. again, we have team coverage for you tonight. we've got it all covered. the latest on the corral fire got gayle ong live in the weather center. but first we have breaking news in san jose where we're learning 2 houses have been destroyed. kron four's jack moment is live. jack. >> yes, there. that's right. the fire captain for the san jose fire department tells me that the fire originally started and one of the garages in the homes you can see behind me now he said the high temperatures here in san jose along with the high speed winds made this fire extremely difficult to battle. >> dozens of fire crews out on quimby street east side, san jose sunday evening. i never seen this happen in my neighborhood. that johnson would have many neighbors who first saw the massive fire take over the homes of sand point road. i come out of the house and i saw. >> like a bunch of smoke in the air and then i started i started to hear like fireworks going off. it sounded like

fireworks like explosions. firefighters showed up around 4.30. they say it started in the garage quickly spread to 3 other houses. 2 of those will be livable. again. there was a lot of when when the fire broke out fire captain for san jose thomas los. as for such a large fire, his team responded fast. thankfully no one was injured. when you get a lot of equipment coming to a complex and dynamic and rapidly changing scene like this one. >> i think the challenge is the travel distance for some of the crews that are farther away. but, you know, it could be more tragic than >> and what it was. but neighbors like bismarck, tourists say this could have been real bad real quick. he lives next door and says he ran into one of the burning home to save a woman. but she was looking for for things. and i think that's his money to get you get. >> i thought there's a lot of smoke. so need to go out and it's about outside. down the chairs outside. he says the home was full of smoke.

>> but instinct just took over ice on the ship. people okay, get people out. and i just was in sight. >> if i'm able to do something, then i'm going do it. but, you know, the most important thing is that they got out safe. >> and again, no reported injuries at this massive fire here in east side. san jose. now the road i'm standing on most of the homes burned sand point road. the fire captain told me he can't even guarantee that this will be reopened by tomorrow as fire crews will work here to investigate the cause of the fire. overnight. sarah. >> thank you, jack. we'll look forward to report at 11 and now it's time to look at our weather with gayle ong. she is in the weather center. gayle, i know this weather has been very problematic for firefighters all weekend across the bay area. what's it looking like now? >> yeah, it has been all about the winds that we had a strong, a pressure gradient that cause a strong winds yesterday in the 30 to 40 miles per hour range today, not as strong. we saw winds in

the 30 miles per hour range san jose where jack is right now. winds have calmed down to the single digits reporting at 7 miles per hour. now livermore, however, you can see east of livermore where the crown fire is. notice this area of a pink and red that is reporting 30 miles per hour where the crossfire is so still pretty gusty. it has been gusty all day. altamont pass is reporting 32 miles per hour at this 10:00pm hour. so still pretty gusty. that's north of where the crown fire is. here's the future wind gusts. we are pretty breezy will remain breezy tonight, especially along the coast where readings are expected to be in the 20's and 30's in the east bay will be in the teens, but over by that east of livermore, you know where that hot spot is here. you can see still some strong gusts here in the 20 to 30 miles per hour range. so that will you know, pretty challenging for firefighters. but overall, the weather has been in their favor. we do have high relative humidity. but tomorrow, monday, notice we are breezy as well in 20's and our highest peaks along the

bay and the coast. and then in the teens throughout the day monday and then in the afternoon, that's usually when the sea breeze kicks up once again. so when i come back, the next weather headline will be the heat now because we do have a heat advisory starting tuesday through thursday. we could see temperatures back into triple digits close to the triple digits and even elevated fire risk. back to you. thank you, gayle. >> now to the latest on the crown fire in san joaquin county. fire crews haven't 50% contained. they've made some progress overnight. more than 14,000 acres burned near tracy since the fire started yesterday. we know that 2 firefighters got injured there at the hospital and we're told they're expected to make a full recovery and evacuation orders have been downgraded to evacuation warnings. so you should have your go bag ready. but residents are able to return to their homes. however, that fire did forced people from their homes overnight. and yesterday was very scary. one home was

destroyed and it injured 2 firefighters. kimberly cruz has the latest on the ground in joaquin county. >> intense flames. powerful winds. just some of the dangerous threats firefighters battled with the coral fire instead of slowing down there getting worse. so we knew that it was as a big fire and then that that it was close by as well fire exploding to over 14,000 acres by sunday afternoon this morning and throughout most of the day at the wind had calmed down. >> the relative humidity was higher. the temperature had dropped a little bit. so that created a much better situation for firefighters. hundreds of firefighters. hand in this fire fight. the r - fire did jump yesterday. so. >> and we did have some pretty serious fire conditions yesterday, but hopefully we're turning a corner. tracy

residents doing their part to help the owners of this property opening up their home for fire crews to rest and recharge. it's somewhat like a dream, right like be helping community and helping other people in tracy. and it is help fire not spread to any communities houses around. tracy crews aren't done yet. >> a spokesperson with cal fire tells fox 40 they will continue to be on scene overnight and into the next couple of days until this fire is 100% contained. you never really let your guard down and tell the fire perimeter is secure. >> and there's no smoke and the fires completely mopped up. the incident commander deems that that fire is considered out the larges boys in the area so far this year marking official start a wildfire season in northern california, at least the last few years we've seen more fire activity around july august, september, octeber, even

november, obviously. right now this is this is early. >> a boil water notice is in effect for some residents in the par country is states water system in san joaquin. that's an area near where the fire was burning. residents there are asked to use bottled water or boil their water before drinking or cooking. officials say the power outages near the fire have made the water unsafe. the problem should be solved in the next 5 to 7 days. and we also want to bring you an update on some road closures that were put in place due to the corral fire all lanes on i-580, are back open tonight. south hollow road in chrisman. road south of i-580, are still closed to non-residents. you are allowed back into your home if you live there. and happening burn permits will be suspended in alameda contra costa, santa clara and western san joaquin and stanislaus counties. cal fire posting the due to rising fire dangers. they're suspending burning of landscapes branches and

leaves. the rule does not apply to campfires. and for the latest on the crossfire, stay up to date on air online at kron 4 dot com. we always have the latest there. just scan this qr code. it will take you to our app and we have more information there on acres burned current evacuation warnings and stay with us because at 11 we have a live interview with cal fire where we get the latest information. now still to come on kron, 4 news at 10 early morning hit and run at a farmers market in walnut creek. >> and in the south bay, police are investigating a homicide in san jose. and when we come back, gayle ong has the latest on the fire conditions and how the winds are affecting the flames.

>> we continue to follow the latest from the corral fire near tracy and the fire in san jose that destroyed 2 homesh kron four's gayle ong joins us now with a look at tonight's winds and how they're affecting the fires and when the firefight, gayle. >> yeah, we were breezy once again today, not as strong as yesterday where we saw wind speeds in that 30 to 40 miles per hour range. so here is a san jose and you can see that fire burning southwest of tracy. the crown fire. now wind speeds have calmed down, but it is still gusting at 30 miles per hour near the altamonte just north of the crossfire. so take a look at current wind speeds in the single digits. now in livermore and san jose. but a lot higher. if you see shades of purple and red east of

livermore. so that does we are seeing the 30 miles per hour range. you can also see it here. a couple speeds here. so altamonte already seeing 32 at this 10:00pm hour. 22 at are that is south of brushy pick reserve in livermore livermore in the valley floors in the single digits. so we will be breezy through the night. you can see readings in the 20's and 30's in the higher elevation. now the east bay will back off in the teens for a little bit. but overall, we will be breezy. we have this system coming from the gulf of alaska and that is going to cool us down. bring us this onshore flow. so this isn't the offshore diablo winds that we do worry about come fire season, which it's, you know, we are already seeing these fires pop up. so this is a 10:00pm monday. it looks like we will see those winds diminish in the east bay. so fire weather model not showing a lot of risk compared to yesterday. we did see some elevated fire risk east of pleasanton near where the crossfire is. and that is due to the relative humidity being high. so the fuels are not critically dry, but we will be

warming up com later this week. so starting tuesday that we are going to see a heat spike. so stormtracker 4, you know, it's going to show some clouds overnight and into the morning. this is a system that will be cooling us down from the pacific northwest. you can see the future cast model clouds overnight into the morning. overcast morning for monday. even partly cloudy skies monday afternoon. but we do have this heat advisory starting tuesday through turn thursday. so enjoy the cooler temperatures now because it's, you know, today and tomorrow we have that nice. nacho ac. but this is going to change drastically. we could see temperatures in the 90's inland and up close to triple digit heat come wednesday said tuesday, wednesday, look like the warmest days inland. thank you, gayle. no problem. and fire crews are making good progress in containing the crawl fired is now 50% contained so far more than 14,000 acres have burned near tracy since the fire started yesterday. people are allowed back into their homes tonight. >> rowena shaddox reports after speaking with people forced to evacuate yesterday.

>> it was pretty scary. >> the corral fire fueled by 30 mile an hour. high winds and lots of dry brush ravaged thousands of acres after igniting around 2 yesterday afternoon in the coral hollow area. it burned 2500 acres overnight and by midday today, it destroyed more than 12,500 acres. >> well, for now, the structure to my left is the only home that was destroyed in this fire. a deputy tells me he was searching through the rubble this morning, but fortunately they got word that an elderly couple in their 80's owns the home and they are with family safe in manatee. kent. >> more than 400 firefighters

worked tirelessly to stop the forward movement of flames, saving dozens of homes, including this one on a hill now surrounded by scorched and blackened brush. >> live right over there. the it backs up to right here. 6 greater delainey with play and her family evacuated from their home in the same neighborhood off south chrisman road. and we're hopeful to get back by this afternoon. we had to get all those forced out because it was not safe for them. longtime residents, fred in caroline gallon evacuated from their home as well. and we're just waiting to go back home. >> a little scary because it was last night. and i mean, we left home without anything i never thought for a minute that that fire at bar would get that close our homes for >> san jose police are investigating a possible homicide at 17th and east santa clara street today. police say they got the call a little after 11 when they arrived, the victim was dead. it's being investigated as the city's 16th homicide this

year. and suv plowed into the sunday farmers market in walnut creek, injuring 2 people. police say the driver then took off. officers responded to the hit and run after 5 this morning on locust street nicole avenue. 2 people were taken to the hospital with major injuries. police say the driver of the suv was found shortly after video shows police doing field sobriety tests on a man wearing a security guard uniform. police say they arrested a man but would not confirm any more details about the driver, the farmers market meanwhile, got canceled as officers spent the day investigating. >> and take a look at this. noisy very of noxious. they're a sideshow. shutting down the intersection of van ness and pine street in san francisco. overnight when police arrived, they got immediately swarmed by people. some seeing even jumping on the hood of the police car. video shows people

backing away after the police officer stepped out of the car. police drove through the crowd and into the intersection trying to break up the sideshow. we reached out to san francisco to police to see if there were any arrests or any cars towed. but we have not heard back yet. and developing news in southern california, officials in del mar close to beach this morning after a shark attacked a swimmer. >> a 46 year-old man was bit shortly before 9 about 100 yards offshore. he was taken to hospital with injuries to his torso, left arm and hand. he's expected to be ok, the shark attack left people on the beach, though, very worried. >> we just saw, but just so much like likes normally swimming. and then we saw that they were in clump together and then they were like helping him like trying like, like get him back to shore. i we saw like boats and everything like. >> it was just like a lot chaos. >> shortly after the attack, lifeguards were seen posting warning signs on the beach which is protocol. this attack

comes one week after a surfer was bumped off his board by a shark 40 miles north of del mar in san clemente. one of the most scenic properties in big sur will soon be available for all of us to enjoy the california coastal commission has reached an agreement to open to the public rocky point to 2 and a half acre seaside lot owned by monaco. billionaire is located along highway one about 10 miles south of carmel in exchange violations related to an approved construction and property changes made by the previous owners will be dropped. the agreement is expected to be formally approved during a final vote by the coastal commission on june 14th in the south bay, san jose made festival returns this weekend. organizers say over 25,000 people attended the event at history park. the festival highlights over 250 local artists makers and small businesses over 50 food trucks in desert vendors were also part of the festival. >> with more than 12 k-pop dance groups performing.

>> the next and jose made event will be on july 6th and 7th. >> the santa clara convention center their summer fair. you want to go? fun now, still to come at 10, firefighters are still on site after a fire destroyed 2 homes. have a live report there from the san jose. >> plus, pride isn't the only thing we're celebrating today. the former bay area resident left his mark on this month.

>> today not only marks the second day of pride month, but it's also the creator of the pride flags birthday. gilbert baker made the first pride flag in 1978. but for decades, one of his original creations cannot be found. >> all was found and turned over to san francisco's lte dorcas toward it is one of anniversary designed think are in the late 1970's. here. you are hopelessly right rights activist harvey milk. >> well, there's error with that video will fix that coming up for 11. but coming up for kron, 4 news at 10. continuing our coverage of the fire as it burns thousands of acres across san joaquin county kron. 4 news at 10 continues after the b

>> welcome back. we continue to cover the fire in east san jose where several buildings have been damaged from a fire as well as to destroy. that's where we find kron four's jack molmud. jack, are you there with us? >> yes, sara, i don't know if you can hear me right now, but i'm standing here on the road where the fire was the saturn. san jose fire captain did tell me about. they first responded around 4.30, to a fire happening in the garage of one of the homes you can see here behind me. the captain then told me the highest rate of wind speeds here along with the rising temperatures here in san jose made this fire extremely difficult to deal with. well, what i can tell

you about this fire is that it started around for 30, like i said a little bit earlier, crews responded about dozens of they said that the fire spread to a 4 homes in total, 2 of which are an absolute total loss. another one of them is still being assessed. another home only slightly damaged that we got here a little bit later in the afternoon. kind of missed some of the big flames that neighbors described. they said that some of the flames are 20 to 30 feet tall. it was quite the sight to see. what does the neighbors standing outside trying just to see what's going on. of course, the cause of this fire. it's still very much under investigation. i did have a chance to speak to a neighbor, though. he told me that he actually ran into one of the burning homes to save a woman he says was living there inside. he said about that home was there was an elderly couple living there. the woman

couldn't make it out. she wanted to grab belongings. he said we've got to go. the smoke was just too much to take. he said it was all very hectic, but he's just glad that he was able to get her out of the way and into safety. now, the captain told me that there were no injuries here, but that people will be here trying to investigate cause of the fire throughout the rest of the evening. sarah. >> jack, thank you so much. definitely a scary situation. and we look forward to your next report. now, the other big story we're following is the crown fire burning near tracy. this is video into our newsroom from a pilot as he flew over the fire heading from sfo last night. firefighters saying strong winds and dry grass made it hard to contain the fire. last night. it was truly a battle, but it seems the wind died down a bit today as firefighters have contained to 50% kron four's gayle ong is here with us in the weather center with the details. gayle, what are they up against now? i mean, seems to be improving. >> yes, more favorable weather conditions for firefighters

today. we didn't see the winds as strong yesterday was in the 30 to 40 miles per hour range. you can see quite calm around the bay area, especially in the east bay. i'll point out livermore down to the single digits at 9 miles per hour. but east of livermore, you know, the higher elevation by the altamonte. it was gusting at 30 miles per hour. so still some wind gusts near the carmel fire. san jose, 7 miles per hour right now are jack is he's reporting on that fire. and san jose was dealing with wind speeds and that 20 miles per hour range. so it was a breezy day we can expect another breezy day tomorrow. now, yesterday we were particularly in between a strong a pressure gradient between sfo in sacramento. and what that does is cause some really strong ferocious wind. so that's what yesterday in particular, we saw some strongest, but we will remain breezy tomorrow as you can see readings as they take you through monday. this is 07:30am. you can see readings are in the 20's, even higher in the peaks like calistoga atlas. speaking to 25 miles

per hour range monday morning. in the late morning, it looks like we'll still be in the 20's and teens around the region 20 miles per hour over in livermore on monday around 4.30. so that's that afternoon kick and the winds, it's usually that onshore flow that comes from that cool ocean air. we'll be cooling things down, though. won't be hot. and this is why, as i zoom out, you could see this system in the pacific northwest. that's going to drop. and we're going go into clip northern california. so you could even see some drizzle over in the north coastal parts of, you know. but i can show you what this future cast model sees spots of green. there may be monday morning during your morning drive. there. but overall, an overcast day for monday morning. and then we could see some clearing in the afternoon, but partly cloudy skies. here are the temperatures right now. statewide were low around the coast, warm inland in the 80's. but things are about to change come tuesday into thursday. we could see we are going to see a heat advisory for tear your valleys and hills. daytime highs tomorrow

will be another cool day tomorrow. before we start to heat up on tuesday, when we could temperatures in the 90's close to triple digits on wednesday. so we could see elevated fire risk once again. back to you. >> and stay with us because we have a live interview at 11 with cal-fire. you can also stay up to date online at kron 4 dot com. we have more information on acres burned and current evacuation warnings like to do just scan this qr code. never show it try show it often so that you can just head straight to our app. now, take a look at this. a fire drill on the lower deck of the bay bridge. >> caltrans posting this video today of the firefighters. they say that they were testing the sprinkler system, making sure it's all good to go in case there's an emergency. and happening tomorrow morning lanes on 6.80, are reopening at 4. they were closed this weekend for a pavement project. >> caltrans says it affected southbound 6.80, between alcosta boulevard and ramon.

i-580 62 connector in pleasanton. and now to national news. police in akron, ohio, are searching for information about a mass shooting that left one man dead and 24 others injured. it happened after midnight outside a house where about 100 people were gathered outside for a birthday party officers recovered 2 firearms and several dozen shell casings from the scene. but they still don't have any suspects. don't know the motive. so a lot more to learn there. >> based on the layout of the spent shell casing, it appears consistent with someone driving by shooting out of a car. we believe that some individuals a party may have returned fire based on physical evidence at the scene. we have concerns about the possibility of her talent, retaliation. taking steps prevent that. we need the community's help. >> 2 people remain in critical

it is not a good deal. white house officials say they're waiting on hamas, hoping he'll agree to start as soon as possible. >> phase one would allow for some hostages. the elderly sick women hostages ticket to get out over a period of 6 weeks. no, no fighting more humanitarian assistance. and and while that's all going on, the 2 sides would sit down and try to negotiate with phase 2 could look like and when that could begin. >> although israel wants hamas eliminated, the 3rd face does not go quite that far. it only involves ensuring that hamas is incapable of carrying out another large-scale attack. president biden's son hunter goes on trial tomorrow in delaware on gun charges. hunter biden, he's charged

with 3 felonies lying to a gun dealer, making a false claim on fire on a fire charges. application and possessing illegally obtained. gun jury selection starts in the morning in the trial is expected to take 3 to 5 days if convicted. hunter biden could face up to 25 years in prison and $750,000 in fines. former president donald trump will be fundraising in san francisco this week. he's set to visit on thursday. co-hosting the event are billionaire david sacks and his wife, jacqueline sacks, the ceo of children's clothing line, saint haven. the event will be held in pac heights. vice president kamala harris is also set to visit the berry this week. so expect some street closures there. she will be fundraising for president biden's november's campaign in san francisco. at mediaite manny's cafe. they're hosting a fundraiser there. we'll see. we're still waiting for more information about the visit. but, you know, we'll have you covered right here on kron. 4 and polls officially close in mexico in what is

shaping up to be a historic election. that's because it will likely lead to the country's first female president. claudia shin bomb and show she tall galvez have both served in political office prior to their run. a male candidate jorge alvarez maynez was a late entrant to the race and is considered a long shot. it's the largest election in mexico's history with nearly 100 million voters registered and more than 20,000 positions to fill today is not only the second day of pride month. it is also the creator of pride flags birthday, gilbert baker made the first pride flag in 1978. but for decades, one of his original creations could not be found. last for years. this artifact was found and turned over to san francisco's lgbt historical society museum. >> it is one of the first pride flags designed in hand died by gilbert baker and the late 1970's. he worked closely with rights activist harvey

milk, the first openly person to hold a high public office in an american city with the help of volunteers, baker stitched together, 8 stripes of every color of the rainbow into a huge banner. it was damaged in storage. but when baker found the fragment, he kept it in his possession for decades when he died in 2017, it was unknowingly passed on to his sister boxed up among other things, city leaders shared their enthusiasm for its return and he came up with amazing concept. >> this is that a symbol, a symbol of a symbol of safety, a symbol of refuge and so was so amazing about today. it is. i have a simple that is of the original gilbert baker flat. >> each color has a meaning hot pink stands for sexuality redfern life, orange for healing, yellow for the sun.

green, for nature. turquoise for art. indigo for harmony and violet. for spirit. and the big milestone for the oakland ballers, the team's inaugural home game is this tuesday on june 4th, the game will be held at. >> fremont the park against the yolo high wheelers. the game is sold out but tickets for other games are still available. if you want check it out. and speaking of sports next in sports, the giants looking to avoid the sweep in the series finale against the yankees. kate rooney has the highlights and reaction coming up. >> plus, the latest on the crossfire. we continue to cover this kron. 4 news at 11. we'll be right back after a quick break.

>> and now kron 4 sports. >> everything seemed great until the yankees came to town nearly 40,000 fans in attendance for the series finale today. giants fans hoping to take at least one out of 3 from the bronx bombers. we'll pick this one up in the bottom of the 3rd tied at one. elliott ramos. takes this one for a ride deep to center. it's long gone. giants take the lead on a solo bomb next inning. same score. casey schmitt. it's on this one high and deep to left >> that will just a fair giants pad. the lead 2, 2, go to the bottom of the 6th. tied at 3. now, bases loaded for

ramos again. and he pulls it into left for a base hit. 2 runs come in to score and the giants retake the lead. now up by 2 top of the 9th mileage of all in to close it out science of but with one-on-one soto. >> rockets this one deep to right center. >> doubt about that one. the yankees retake the lead on the go ahead to run homer. >> and then a couple batters later. john carlos stanton. goes the other way into the right-center gap. that'll hop over the wall for a ground-rule double. the run comes into score. yankees pad their lead to 2. this was still fall. second blown. save this season as the giants fall. 75 their 4th straight loss getting swept by the yankees despite an uncharacteristic performance from deval, expressed his confidence in his clothes.

>> i feel good with the ball. >> any time he's in the game, we feel good. you know, he's had a couple of tough ones this year, but you know, the especially in those save situations as the ones are really inspire but, you know, you get first guy on now, you know, you're going to flip back around to the top again, but don't know if he was more predictable or it seems like you through a few more heaters today, but for their good. but still, i mean, so is he, you know what all taken against anybody's just, you know, they they got him today. >> yeah, i think we'll be fine. meanwhile, to truist park in atlanta, we go the a's looking maybe take the series against the braves in the rubber match. top of the 7th raise down a fell launches this one to left center. and you can just go ahead and tell that one. goodbye a's. tie it at one apiece on the solo blast. frame same score with 2 want former a sean murphy pops it up in right field,

everybody charging in there. but that fall. just fair. so the go ahead, run comes into score and the braves ticket to one lead. bottom of the 8 same one on for us. the all these really cool as he singles it into right. the algae cleaning home. jp martinez braves extent there leads to and they would go on to win 3 to oakland set to come back home to host division-leading mariners on tuesday. >> the game got off. talked about tough road trip, but he's optimistic this team can turn it around during their upcoming homestand. >> it's tough. i mean, just shows that we're in every game that we play. you know, maybe this month that a lot of these for one-run games can switch to wince. and, you know, it's a different season. something we're going keep striving for you know, keep competing, staying ball games. you know, it will turn our way. >> got the right attitude. all right. let's head out to oklahoma city now for the women's college world series.

8 seeded stanford taking on 6 seed ucla. bottom of 3rd stanford on a run. one on san jose native teran current and she looks one into the left-center gap. no one got to get lee jones scores the tying run. we're all knotted up at one apiece. couple of batters later a all. lions in into right for a base hit. rounding 3rd, she will score stanford takes its first lead of the night. jari canady was stellar for the cardinal on the mound. but ucla threatening in the top of the 7th hannity gets ramsey suarez to ground out to river mall at short. that would do it. stanford wins 3 to one. they are now 5 and in elimination games this season and they've outscored their opponents. 26 to 3 in those games. canady throws 7 innings of one-run ball. strikes out a cardinal. >> advanced to the semifinals to take on number one texas

tomorrow night. there's really something about teams get hot at the right time. and it feels like that's the stanford cardinal in the women's college world series right now. yeah, that's something to fall out. of course, my eyes are on francisco giants tomorrow. and you talked about today. we lost. but how are they going to fare tomorrow? out on the road. yeah. they got the d'backs. those divisional matchups are always >> so important you're trying to stay in the right place in the standings. so they're hoping that that's what they're going to the starting pitchers yet that that will always make a difference. arizona, hopefully when it's going to be a tough one, though. >> yeah, always as and some bad news for the giants today. blake snell had to leave. the game is going back on the injury list. most likely? yeah. he just can't seem to stay healthy and still winless. i'm tired injuries in the bay area with it's never ending, right? it's u.s. i'm sure you have an ongoing list. they just have to keep tracking much get back. what's the deal our sports director, jason dumas. oh, yes, dealing

with these on the isle right now in our sports caster. haha, thank you. kate makes this weekend's fires are highlighting homeowner's concerns on home insurance rate hikes ongoing issue. the state insurance commissioners working on a multifaceted series of changes to bring insurance companies back to the state while at the same time, protecting consumers. the governor also weighing in with the proposal, which is >> not seeing unanimous support. kron four's dan kerman reports. >> we've got to move this process along the process. the governor spoke of earlier this month is reforming california's insurance industry. >> with homeowners across the state dropped by insurance companies, mostly due to fire risk. the governor has proposed a first step speeding up the review of insurance company rate hike requests to just 60 days. 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. it's an important step that's realistic. >> rex frazier with the personal insurance federation of california. >> which represents large auto and home insurance companies in the state says this is only a first step towards reform. that has to be accompanied by fixing the overall rate system as well as making the fair planned, sustainable with those 3 things in place, the market will improve, not the right plan of the governor has abandoned. >> home insurance consumers with this proposal. but carmen bill burr with the group consumer watchdog, thanks. the proposal gives away too much what it does is facilitates faster higher prices with no guarantee that a single insurance company is going to come back into the market. the ball is now in the hands of state legislators who will 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.

>> ahead of the 80th anniversary of the world war, 2 normandy landings of 1944, the attorney eternal flame of france arrived in the u.s. after making a stop in england. the visit comes with the outpouring of gratitude from france to both countries for fighting for their freedom. grace comus reports. >> visit >> by the eternal flame is a sign of gratitude from friends. a way to say thank you to the united states for the storming of normandy beach which laid the groundwork for victory of allied forces in world world to the bond between the 2 nations transcends borders and time stemming from the days of american revolutionary war then get ready spend. she. >> as we and they're going try

to the eternal flames arrival in new york commemorates the 80th anniversary of d-day. >> june 6, 1944. allied troops from the united states, uk and other countries landed at normandy, france, which at the time was occupied by nancy germany. that just remember all is >> french american revision. many of do flow the name of freedom and they will the flame has been burning since november. 11th 1923. >> at the tomb of the unknown soldier under the arc triomphe in paris. >> it arrived on the queen mary second after a seven-day north atlantic crossing sported by young french citizens most under the age of 23. the internal play as a sentimental simple. >> remembrance and reference of our fallen soldiers visit also aims to foster and strength and diplomatic

relationships. >> sharing his name is state as it. wasn't he any, but the decision yet >> the flame will now travel down to arlington national cemetery in virginia where it will rest until june 6th grace go ms. >> temperatures are starting to warm up in a beloved water park in the south bay is getting ready to open with a new name. kelly bunga offers 23 acres of water attractions at the san jose location previously known as reaching waters. a sacramento-based company took over the lease for the site earlier this year. they did not announce the exact date for the grand opening but said tickets will be will be available soon. speaking of hot temperatures, gayle. >> yes, we do have hot temperatures on the horizon. we'll talk about that heat advisory after the break.

>> as california lawmakers navigate a massive budget deficit. hundreds of crime victims took to the state capitol earlier this week demanding governor newsom approved funding for survivor programs. this comes after democratic leaders reached a budget deal they say will protect core services. capitol correspondent eytan wallace has the details.

>> more than 200 crime victim advocates demonstrating outside the state capitol. they're concerned governor gavin newsom's proposed budget will not invest in programs that they believe are crucial to help survivors of crime. everything from mental health services to legal assistance. how? >> the governor for him to do his job and for him to approve the 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 a proposal wednesday claiming it will not cut core services included in their plan. 103 million dollar investment for crime victims support programs. means our advocacy is working yet. >> just after this. good morning, everybody. the assembly budget committee met to review the legislature's budget proposal, a proposal that calls for 2 billion more dollars in education and homelessness pending the governor's proposal. in addition of that democratic leaders about their proposal will slash the governor's proposed cuts to state funded 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 in created in actions because that is what this moment requires. but republicans say they're frustrated. the plan was negotiated only among democrats. seems right now that the budget is very focused on a political narrative on a political ideology. and sometimes california's 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. >> tonight, fire crews continue to fight the corral fire. it's currently 50% contained. this is video from today. a firefighter surveying the damage more than 14,000 acres are scorched near tracy since the fire started yesterday. we know that 2 firefighters got ineured. they

are recovering at the hospital. we're told they're expected to be okay and recover. we know the winds heavily affected the fight against this fire kron four's gayle ong has been following the latest over there in tracy gale, it's calms down, right? that's truly help fire crews tonight. >> weather is much more favorable today. not as strong winds as we saw yesterday, but it is still breezy, though, still be dealing with some breezy conditions tomorrow. but overall temperatures will be lower. so cooling things down and make it very helpful to fight the fire. but the next weather headline is the heat for much of the west coast. you can see the bay area, our interior valleys and mountains. we will be under a heat advisory starting tuesday and then you can see tracie know near the cross fire that is there going to be under a heat warning and then in the desert southwest and a heat watch. so very hot temperatures. you can see it here. the tenant and outlook so come tuesday, wednesday, thursday, that looks like the hottest days of the week inland. the bay will remain in the 80's and the 60's along

the coast. san francisco tuesday. you can see 80 degrees. so very hot weather. you know, it's june first. it's meteorological summer, but we could see no the risk of more elevated fire danger become maybe the middle of the week. >> guild to be crucial for firefighters to gain control of the fire before those high temperatures case act. lisa tomorrow, one more day when we're nice. cool day for firefighters. think flu that fog rolling in hopefully will help. yeah. exactly. thank you, gayle. well, that's it for kron. 4 news at 10. we will have a short break. but when we come back for kron, 4 news at 11, we'll have a live report on the fires in san jose and a live interview with calfire about the crowd fired