i don't know. i thought maybe one of them fell down and couldn't get up. well, obviously, it was louise. she couldn't get up with -- with dan on top of her. ohh! >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news. >> now at 10, a victim of a deadly shooting has been identified tonight after a fight broke out at lake berryessa. thank you so much for joining us here tonight on kron. 4 news. i'm justine waltman. there was a violent and chaotic scene that broke out saturday night at lake berryessa. one man shot and killed several otheo people were stabbed. the napa county sheriff's office has now made one arrest. kron 4 sarah stinson has the story. >> a large fight broke out

between 2 groups at lake berryessa saturday obviously the shooting. >> it was stabbings and punches. so there pardons involved, injured. >> napa county sheriff oscar ortiz describes the scene as chaotic at the oaks shores day use area. deputies responded to the west shore around 5.30 and found a man who had been shot administered cpr to attempt lifesaving measures. >> fortunately, they were unsuccessful. so that person was pronounced at the the sheriff says 2 people were also found with stab wounds and taken to the hospital during the fight. a man grabbed a gun from his car and shot and killed. a 39 year-old man from vallejo. the victim has been identified as andres fabienne sandoval garcia. the alleged shooter then drove off. the sheriff says when deputies found the man just north of the lake. >> he had stab wounds and was airlifted to a nearby hospital. his condition is improving.

>> mention we're hoping to be able to become the jail. the coming days. detectives spent hours at the scene talking with witnesses trying to figure out what led up to the fight. the sheriff says several agencies helped with the investigation, including the sonoma county sheriff's helicopter because don't get a lot of homicides in county >> have a a protocol in place where we activate the major crimes task force, which is really detectives from every city in the county, every law enforcement agency and the district attorney's office and the highway patrol ortiz says this is the county's 4th homicide of the year. >> the sheriff says while there has been one arrest, there could be more. they're still talking with people who witnessed. >> the fight and he's hoping that anyone with video will send that to the sheriff's office. i'm sara stinson reporting in napa county kron. 4 news. >> crews contained a 50 acre vegetation fire pittsburgh today after flames spread from a nearby apartment building. fire according to contra costa fire. this fire started just

before 5 today. a video showing us the flames and also the smoke rising from a grass field right near san remo courted john henry johnson parkway. officials say now that fire is fully contained and no injuries reported. some developing news tonight after divers recovered a missing fisherman's body from the san joaquin river this weekend. according to the san joaquin county sheriff's office, a volunteer diver along with the fisherman who was on the boats with this victim back in may found tommy clark's body near river islands and bath prop a saturday afternoon that volunteer divers saying the clark was found almost a mile from where he drowned. we'll have more on how clark's family is coping with this tragedy in a story coming up at 10:30pm, tonight. a kite surfer rescued off of davenport landing in santa cruz county today after becoming stranded in the video. you can see if you look

closely there. >> the word help spelled out in the sand. he was spotted because of that by a private helicopter who then called 9-1-1. firefighters say he used rocks to spell out h e l p they say in the end he did that need medical help. and now to our 4 zone forecast as we take a live look outside here at the bay bridge. we have kron four's gayle ong in the weather center with a look ahead towards this upcoming workweek. first we are dealing with the fog tonight and the morning. so let's take a look at the golden gate bridge. >> the usual picture here and temperatures right now. we're sitting cooling in the low 50's over in san francisco san jose. you are in the low 60's and half and they also in the low 50's. so here is what i was talking about. you can see 0 visibility in san francisco in half bay and hayward. and it looks like it will stay that way and told the overnight hours. so keep that in mind for your early morning commute. this is 05:00am now

santa rosa nevado concord livermore and even hayward. expecting 0 visibility during those times that in your early morning things start to mix out in them. early morning here and then by the late morning things start to clear out there. so just keep that in mind we have a little bit of a breeze right now as well. so expect a breezy conditions to continue through the night. that should come down tomorrow and then we have changes on the way starting tomorrow. another warm-up 90's inland and a heat advisories on tuesday. back to you. all right, thanks, gayle. several sideshows took over streets in san francisco. one of them started a fire right near the embarcadero. >> police say this first sideshow happened just after 2 o'clock this morning near bar cairo and washington streets. video from the citizens app showing cars circling around a fire as fireworks were

shooting off at that intersection. fire crews had to weave through all that traffic to get to the area. officers say once they got there, that group started to disperse. and less than an hour later, police responded to a second sideshow on valencia and cesar chavez streets. officers say they found a building vandalized in that area, but no arrests have been made. in the south bay. a man is now in custody tonight after a shooting that happened right near police officers in san jose. officers responded to this apartment near wearing drive and kyle moore avenue after they got reports of a man throwing items out of a window at about 9 when police arrived. they say the man started to fire a shot in the direction of officers. they then say he barricaded himself inside of the apartment before jumping out of a window and that man was eventually taken into custody. the investigation is ongoing. and now that he's out of the hospital, the homeless man attacked at a vta stop in the

san jose is fearing for his safety and for other people who live on the streets. kron four's jack molmud sat down with the victim to learn what changes he wants to see to prevent another attack. so some of the guy like. >> from behind the fight for my bryant, couldn't see guy walks past me. there's a little fake walk and it turned right back around and knocks me. >> great san jose native christian chandler with remembers how he had to fight for his life on the vta platform right outside the children's discovery museum. our fighting back. >> would have fighting for i was on the ground, but i'm like defending myself. christian spent 10 days in the hospital. >> he's back out now and is just as confused as the day he was attacked. why did i get back >> but the children's discovery museum. in broad daylight. did the right happened me? i don't. >> police did arrest the alleged vta attacker. 26 year-old andrew perez. he liked

>> and unlike took a breather for a couple of things. and then like went back to that this is a medical respite here in south san jose. and this is where christian is staying while he recovers and navigates these next couple weeks face the reality that he's going to have to return to homelessness. we did talk with other. >> homeless residents staying on the street. and they tell me that they also feel concerned with taking public transit in the city. there's a group for people who do that. residents living in rv's near the homeless resource centers say. >> random attacks are part of daily life being on how you can see what's going on. but he ever targeted you ever yes, sir. yes, on the bus. i you get threatened and you get things thrown at you and these in-house people here and christian argued everyone would be safer. >> with more security for public transit, it was like a ghost town that that will be for like 3 minutes like in in. there's nobody around >> san jose, jackie moment kron, 4 news. >> we did reach out to the vta and asked them if they are discussing the possibility of more security on public transit. we're still waiting to hear back. and in the

meantime, san jose police tell us they will check in with the detectives tomorrow to see if there are any updates on this case said when we get them, we'll let you know. >> happening tomorrow night, the caldecott tunnel will be partially close. groups are saying they're going to close one bore of the eastbound tunnels from 10 o'clock monday night until 4.30, tuesday morning. so they can clean up the soot. it was left behind after that truck fire from last week. that fire caused. >> a traffic nightmare for commuters that was on tuesday and they're trying to clean all up tomorrow. residents celebrating juneteenth and pride month at a festival in pinole today. >> this was the second year of the celebration. it was held that fernandez park live music there face painting arts and crafts and performances by a local dance studio. there were even some free mom hugs available. the celebration started by then mayor devin murphy and he was the first black openly and youngest mayor. it can history. now to

san francisco with their shopping skating and dozens of pride. flags covering valley for the head west marketplace street fair. today's event was part of a >> for part weekend series. that's going on until october. drag queens performed on octavian market street to raise money for the organization's queens of the castro. vendors say they're happy to see the community support local businesses and lgbtq+ rights. i think it's important for board because doesn't matter you >> the next head west event will be alameda in august. make sure you join us on thursday. june 27th at 06:30pm, for our pride special. >> hosted by our very own john shrable and rob nesbitt. this year, we will be celebrating the beacon of love that shines

bright across the bay area. still to come here at 10 o'clock tonight, the ferris wheel at fisherman's wharf is gone. why it's no longer there. and if it's coming back or plus, take a look at this. >> north korea and south korea, birding each other with trash balloon. some of them are filled with some have music inside of them. why the 2 countries are doing this turbot tack on one another. and the latest on the war between israel hamas, the deadly cost of that rescue operation. the freed several hostages.

>> a suspect in sacramento's deadliest shooting was found dead in his jail cell. this is according to the sacramento county sheriff's office. deputies. we're conducting a cell check when they found 29 year-old smiley martin unresponsive. deputies began lifesaving efforts, but he died at that jail saturday morning. a civil rights advocate who has beenn supporting the families on both sides of this violence say this was not the outcome than anyone wanted. going to court and being there day in and day out. it's emotionally charged. obviously comes with a lot of emotions on all sides for every single person involved. >> everyone loses. and this is no winners. everyone has lost. and now this is just yet another loss. it remains unclear how martin died. the investigation is ongoing. >> that shooting on k street in sacramento happened in april of 2022. 6 people were killed. a dozen others were injured. martin was facing

murder and weapons charges. take a look at this. the sky star wheel is gone from. some fisherman is worth and san francisco, the ferris wheel temporarily closed and will reopen to the public that july 1st. the city performing some upgrades so the ferris wheel can stay little bit longer on fisherman's wharf. now to our 4 zone forecast as we take this live look outside here at the financial district in san francisco, wrapping up a really nice weekend. we have kron four's gayle ong with a look. what we can expect this week as i hope everyone enjoyed the natural ac, especially by the coast and bay, you see the clouds and the fog here over at sfo. that's something we're going to be dealing with tonight. and overnight. >> as you can see, visibility is reading 0 right now in san francisco, half moon bay and hayward. and i'll take you through 11:00pm. so in an hour, a similar situation and overnight, a lot of dense fog and even until your early morning drive around the 05:00am hour. so just keep

that in mind. things will mix out around 8.30, and the afternoon. so just keep that in mind because we have more changes on the way we have breezy conditions tonight as well, especially in the east bay. we could see winds in the 20 to 30 miles per hour range. but winds will calm down tomorrow morning and we have that ridge of high pressure on the way that will be warming us up once again. so monday, the started the week will starting that warm up. but tuesday, we have a heat advisory all day for our interior valleys and mountains. so if you are sensitive to the heat tuesday, looks like one of the hottest days of the week. so overnight lows will be in the upper 40's low 50's. just keep in mind. we have the clouds overnight and into the morning and we will be warming up to the low 90's. so not as hot as we were last week, but still pretty warm as you make your way towards concord and livermore. so expecting 90 degrees there. santa rosa, upper 80's, 79 degrees for you in napa and

60's over by san francisco and a purse. upper 50's low 60's by the beaches happened a pacifica. and as you make your way to the south bay looks like low 80's. so here's that 7 day outlook and you can see tuesday inland looks like the 90's. and then we start to cool down on thursday and next weekend it looks like we will be warm close to 90 degree weather inland. but yes, a lot of sunshine this weekend. so just make sure if you're sensitive to the heat once again. you know, we've been through that before last week much hotter. just keep that in mind. we've got enroll thanks. good. you're welcome. some developing news tonight as we're learning the rescue of 4 hamas held hostages did come at a price. >> more than 200 palestinians are now said to be dead. a key member in the israeli war cabinet has also now resigned. it's been nearly 2 weeks since president biden unveiled a 3 phase ceasefire plan, which

israel says it agreed to a now mediators, one hamas leadership to respond. and in the meantime, we're learning some more details about saturday's rescue and the role that the u.s. played news nation's alina show. ross reports. >> gaza's health ministry reporting over 270 palestinians were killed and hundreds more hurt in the israeli raid that rescued 4 hostages held by hamas. while the death toll has not been independently verified. associated press reporters on the ground witness, dozens of bodies being removed from the area, including medics described the aftermath as now the white house and lawmakers are reacting to the palestinian casualties. >> the united states will support israel and taking steps to try to rescue hostages who are currently

being held in harm held by hamas. and we will continue to work with israel to do that. we will also continue to reinforce the point that all of their military operations, including hostage rescue operation, should take every precaution to minimize the amount of civilian harm. now we can take. >> at face value what hamas as to the supposed gaza ministry of health. but my advice to them would be if you don't want your people killed in hostage rescue missions and you shouldn't take hostages in the first place. >> the u.s. has confirmed it provided intelligence to support in the rescue efforts but left it up that due to security reasons. the basic bottom line here is straightforward to bring into this war to get the hostages home to get. >> the full scope of humanitarian aid to the palestinian people in a safe and effective way. we need this deal and all of the people all over the world and united states and in countries everywhere who have been calling for a cease-fire, need

to train their attention on hamas and put the pressure on because this is the way to resolve this issue. >> all right. take a look at this in a move that sounds like it sounded like a tv show or cartoon series here. north korea has now sent more than 1000 trash filled balloons over the border. some of them are filled the newer toilet paper. cigarette butts reportedly doing this after south korean activists sent about a dozen balloons filled with some drives of the k-pop music and anti kim jong flyers. so in retaliation, south korean officials have now set up speakers with some anti north korean messaging that's being shared right near the border. and there are concerns that back and forth balloon sending could escalate into military action. still to come here, dramatic video tonight after a massive landslide shuts down in the sport highway.

>> plus, new video tonight as a fire hydrant keeps a literal car there up in the air. on news at 10. we'll be right back.

>> seriously. teton pass will be closed long term because of a mudslide. this is right near grand teton national park in jackson, wyoming, the freeway can exit to idaho. so if you're planning a summer trip to that national park this summer, just note that this important highway will be closed for a couple of weeks. they do some much needed road repair. are here, suspended by gushing water after sharing a

fire hydrant. this is in southern california. you can see the whole back end of the car there off the ground. the orange county fire authority saying this happened following a two-car crash and both drivers taken to the hospital, but they are expected to be survived and have clean this up since. all right. coming up next here on kron, 4 news at 10, the aids lifestyle race done for 2024. >> how many miles those racers covered this past week. plus, a heartbroken family mourning as their son's body has been found after drowning will go over some water safety tips as the weather starts to get warmer this week. and when we return today was the last day ever for golden gate fields. we're going to take a look back at horse racing tracks, complicated historykr. news at 10. we'll continue news at 10. we'll continue right after this break. work iso network for business. that's why more choose comcast business. and now, we're introducing ultimate speed for business —our fastest plans yet. we're up to 12 times faster than verizon, at&t, and t-mobile. and existing customers could even get up to

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>> after more than 80 years, closed forever. that horse - racing track opened in 1941, it's closing is coming as golden gate fields has been surrounded in controversy throughout its years. there have been many horse deaths at the facility. the owners of the track say they will be moving. the horses now to southern california and today we caught up with one man who wanted to take in the history of the track one last time before it closed. >> i have never been to golden gate fields. i heard it was. i got a buddy to live. we need store over here come. see where cbs see this around.

>> the owners of golden gate fields put out a statement saying in part here, the closure and final day of racing at golden gate fields reflects the ongoing and complex economic challenges of the thoroughbred racing industry in california. >> we have been proud to be part of the legacy of golden gate fields we look forward to working with stakeholders to create a sustainable future for racing in california. the body recovered by the san joaquin river has now beacon been confirmed to be a boater named tommie clark. he went missing nearly 2 weeks ago. his friends identifying the body while they were out searching with volunteer divers reporter kimberly cruz spoke to clark's family and the volunteer diver who found him. >> i don't think i could describe my dad in just a few words. leahy was so loving, so carrying some understanding it was my everything. >> my dad between tiers,

brittany smith, tommy clark's, oldest child out of 3, remembering her dad. he loved to fish. he lived to work on cars. >> he >> to go golfing. clark was last seen fishing with his friend johnny in the san joaquin river on may 23rd when their boat capsized where the san joaquin, an old river split, everything was going smoothly all night. stopped at the the y. >> i'm at the there for a little bit. and this is we left. that's when tragedy struck. the san joaquin county sheriff's office is in volunteer divers search for nearly 2 weeks. we spend. >> more than 7, 8 days looking for what we do? most stopped and i do more 20 times. the body eventually found by hit alongside tommy's friend johnny. >> and another volunteer divers saturday afternoon before size. >> we we do by the shoulder and i was unable to bring home. had to bring home. we

know. something that i had to i know done it for me. left me out there. >> says he spent hours searching every inch of the river. finally finding tommy about a mile away from where he was last seen. i said. >> bates iphone your that. she oh, my god. promise you head i was going to be about. >> i could tell it was time. by looking at him. wasn't easy. but now we have closure. you know. >> closure. the family had been waiting for 16 days. i want them to remember his smile and his laugh. it. >> just how he viewed the world and he viewed it so beautifully was a reversal.

don't i don't think there's ever going to be anybody else like it. >> that was kimberly cruz reporting as the temperatures start to increase said the water start to warm ups. couple of safety tips to keep in mind. authorities say before you dive in, remember to always wear a life vest. don't forget to hydrate and know your limits. don't push yourself beyond what you're comfortable with. swim in pear so you can look out for each other and keep an eye and those little ones. now to our 4 zone forecast as we take this live look outside across the golden gate bridge on this sunday night. we have kron four's gayle ong with a look ahead at the weather for this week. yes, we're warming up once again, not as hot as yesterday or last week, rather where we reach triple digit heat, but we will still be in the 90's that for the first 2 days of the week. >> here's sfo. you see that cloud deck over there. we are dealing with some 0 visibility right now out on the roads. if you're in san francisco, half

moon bay, hayward and livermore and this should be the situation overnight and into the 05:00am hour. so just keep that in mind for your morning drive things start to mix out around 08:00am and by the afternoon. so cloudy over by half moon bay. but we'll see some afternoon sun inland. we do have some wind out there tonight. you can see point raze is at 27 miles per hour. 12 miles per hour livermore 24 in fairfield. so notice east of livermore. we still have that breezy and gusty conditions in the 30 miles per hour range. and that should calm down tomorrow because that things will start to change. we have a ridge of high pressure back in our weather pattern and we have a heat advisory on tuesday for much of the day. as you can see for much of our interior valleys and mountains and even a heat warning north of fairfield. so here's your 4 zone forecast. san francisco, you'll remain in the 60's upper 50's at golden gate park over by the beaches will remain cool as well. and we'll

start to see some 70's in millbrae and burlingame. now as more 70's when you make your way towards san mateo foster city 80's now in redwood city, woodside. 76 in mountain view, santa clara county now lets gatos campbell in saratoga, flirting with 90 degrees tomorrow to the tri valley. livermore expected to reach 90 degrees as well. it's always hot in contra costa county as you can see, 90's in brentwood and more warm hot temperatures in the north bay. so when will this heat stick around? how long will hear is the peak at the 10 at 10 outlook 90's rolling onto for the first part of the week and then we'll start to cool down inland to the 80's. and it looks like we'll hold on to the 80's for the next several days. back to you. all right. thank you. well, it's that time of year again, that big rubber inflatable dam on the russian river getting pop now full of their the sonoma county water agency. it's going to start inflating the dam tomorrow and it could take

anywhere from 4 days to 2 weeks for it to become full. the ponds. how recharge the groundwater that area at a time of year when water demand starts to go up. >> now parts of sequoia and kings canyon national parks are reopening cedar grove, a portion of king canyon that right along highway one. 80 is going to open up tomorrow. >> this will be the first time since that area was damaged by the winter storms in 2022. 23 that they're doing this. >> the campground with in cedar grove will open no later than july first. that's according to park officials. crystal cave. a marble cavern in sequoia national park will remain closed after it suffered both storm and fire damage. kron four's your local election headquarters and a growing number of americans are concerned about the role artificial intelligence could play in the november elections. new report is finding a majority of voters believe ai could be used to

affect the outcome of an already very tight race. emily finn has the story. >> tuesday only are there bills. the republicans in their quest to elect? >> donald although that sounds like president biden, it's not with the use of ai technology rapidly rising in popularity, voters are growing increasingly concerned about capabilities to influence the upcoming presidential election. a new survey from the center for countering digital hate finds ai enabled tools created false statements, mimicking voices of politicians without security guard rails. 80% of the time the cc dh tested out 6 different ai programs creating voice recordings almost identical to how president biden and former president trump's sound and found there were few if any safety features to prevent such activity. the center's ceo shining a light on how easy it can be to create political misinformation, saying virtually anyone can use these types of ai tools earlier this year during the new hampshire primaries, a

robo call using a manipulated biden voice, encourage voters to stay home on election day. it won't a difference november. not just tuesday, the attempts to decrease voter turnout resulted in steve kramer, the man behind the scheme facing 13 charges of felony voter suppression and misdemeanor impersonating a candidate. the fcc fined him 6 million dollars and ultimately bans the use of ai and phone calls and television ads after the new hampshire primary incident. that was emily finn reporting. also, president biden. >> meeting with the french president emmanuel macron in paris today. the president spoke briefly about the rescue of the 4 israeli hostages on the gaza strip. he did not go into detail about how u.s. intelligence agencies may have aided in that effort. but he did say that the u.s. does not plan to stop until all the hostages are home. another goal for the biden administration is to show europeans how serious the president takes the threat russia poses to the entire

continent. if the u.s. and eu don't help ukraine defeat russia. >> you know, you know, put my can stop in ukraine. it's not just ukraine's might much more than ukraine. all of will be threat. we're not to let that happen. >> the 2 leaders also discussed trade policies and president biden's latest discussions with china. here. kron 4. we are celebrating pride month and lgbtq+ icon harvey milk front and center tonight. his story pretty well known here in the bay area. now travelers who are going through san francisco international airport will get an education his life and legacy kron four's. michael thomas reports now about that terminal tribute at sfo. >> harvey milk help change the world when it came to rights. and now decades later, will his legacy is shining like a beacon of love here at the harvey milk terminal at san francisco airport, welcoming travelers and sending them off with a message of hope. moment that his colleagues from the

70 say they never could have imagined for some. the name harvey milk doesn't ring a bell. my first time i came here. francisco travelers like abdul say they got an unexpected history lesson at the harvey milk terminal discovering how in 1977 harvey milk became the first openly man elected to public office by winning a seat on the san francisco board of supervisors just a year before his assassination. and he's highlighting moments are special for activists. allen klein, who worked with harvey in the 70's telling me the terminals tribute in education on the walls still shock him. a terminal at san francisco airport named after is kind of amazing photos on the wall in the terminal. have clients friends protesting any still remembers when harvey asked him for help almost 50 years ago, called me up you had such a successful. >> then if you need to let's do to raise money to fight the brakes initiative which he helped defeat. he says the

castro was a place of community where everyone knew your name. >> harvey was a politician. he was also a person you could talk to. >> you know, it wasn't like he was under patton story, but he was also on a soapbox fighting for rights. in reality he never lived to see this terminal is just a small glimpse of a klein says they fought for. >> and having this story at a place where thousands pass through not only educate people, but also even start a conversation at home, which is what this traveler says is needed. even if you're not like or whatever, identifying as, something like that, having that is something that >> it's visible and like easily seen, i think it never hurts his. and while many things have changed, some of the lgbt community continue to fight for equal rights as to what harvey may think today. well, around how far we've come. >> but also taken aback by this. still so much like against trans people. >> well, there's still a lot of work to be done in the lgbtq+ community. the ideas that you leave. san francisco

airport with a message of hope for the future. that's the very latest reporting here at san francisco airport. i'm michael thomas will send it back to you in the studio. >> the 2024 aids lifestyle race. now over each year over 2000 cyclists race from san francisco to santa monica to raise money for hiv and aids services in san francisco and los angeles. it's a seven-day race covering for 545 miles. there is some rest. and some camps that are planned along the way. the racers arrived in santa monica yesterday. so congrats, they're all the participants. take a look at this this weekend. the red bowl series brought its cliff diving world series to the water's right after the boston harbor. competitors dove into the water there from to 90 feet in the air to get the best numbers from the judges. divers had to make as a little splash as possible. something that takes a lot of training to pull off.

>> it's called getting lost. where it's where you're you don't know where you are in the air and it's really scary because you're basically out of control. so obviously we do a lot of training to make sure that doesn't happen. >> this is the only us stop on the red bull cliff diving tour, which continues on to finish in sydney, australia in november. congrats now to the west. we're in little league double a champions. the pirates, the team beat out their rivals. the angels on saturday, 10 to zip to take home the title. the pirates dominated, though level all season they played with heart focus and hustle and a little special shout out to my guy there, gavin, lotus number. 44, he got named mvp, but a huge thanks to the west. we're in little league commissioners, the volunteer coaches, the parents and all those awesome players for a great season. it was a great way to cap off all that fun. let's go. pirates. >> and now in real sports. up

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>> and now kron 4 sports. >> here we go. the giants have won 3 straight games. they wanted to finish their road trip in arlington, texas, on a high note today. so they look for first road sweep of the season, but they would have to get past bruce bocce in the rangers who are desperate for a win at home here. so we'll pick it up here at the bottom of the second rangers up by 3 of this one here high and deep - to left. no doubt about it fair 2 run bomb and extends the lead to 5. the only bright spot for the giants came in the top of the 4th when mike yastremski hit a towering shot you can say is clive this ball. it's a solo homer gets the giants within 3. but as they close it out, they would get to the bottom of the 5th

here. ranger still leading by 3. if annual low rips it into the left, watch go no one gets anywhere near at 2 runs. come in to score as that rangers start to pad their lead to 5 and they would go on to win 7 to 2. the giants. going to come back to host the astros tomorrow. now to the coliseum and as game, you're looking for a series win against the blue jays. bottom of the 7th here is down around. >> 2 won for abraham toro and he hits a little floater. >> shallow left-center. their falls. 2 runs are going to come in to score the a's. take the lead. but the blue jays would tie >> on a sac fly that would send this game into extra. so picking up here to top of the 10. tied at 3 bases are loaded for i chaos and he hits it into the left. that's a center gap. goes down, gets all the way to the walls bases, clearing double as the blue

jays. go ahead. now leading by 3. the a's would score, though, in the bottom of the 10th, but that's all they got they end up losing 6, 4 and now they head to san diego to take on the padres for a 3 game series that starts tomorrow. sonoma raceway is where we go now for that. toyota save mart 3.50, with 9 laps to we have a leader here over kyle larson was right behind them are some gaps that angle and surpasses and he would never got give up the lead after that and i was pretty close for a little while, but ran out of gas there on the final lap. larson surges down the stretch to secure that victory and notches his 26th career win along some wind there to celebrate. obviously wine country after the race kron, 4 sports reporter aaron wilson caught up with this elk grove native to chat about his victory.

>> wilson here with the toyota save mart 3.50, winner of the day. obviously, kyle larson how you feel and after i feel good. i feel great. it's always good to win, especially if you're home track. yeah, that was fun. it was it was challenging trying work our way for their and had a great car. get a couple in there. they're really hard to come by, especially on road courses. and let's talk about that on a road course. you have to you're going for a record here. he was trying to you out. but you are able to take that pitted 81 and course a gym out towards the end. what was the strategy there? yeah, yeah. we ran there and then we had down 0, 8, or 10. my fresher tires and the guys once i came back out i knew as a male make up a lot of ground at first you time wise, get by some people. but i wasn't i was worried. you know, there is a lot of laps left my tires. i was worried that my tires, once they came up that and i would just be equal with them. >> but i had just enough, you know, still once i got got to those lead cars and they got racing side by side in front

of me, which was a beneficial. and yeah, martin misses apex and a 4 and i had a good run. was buy him a lot easier than i was expecting to do so. his really help me ci just a good racing. just great race and there that last stage it feels good you know, restart 20nd or whatever and come with a last question for you. like you said, you're near home. obviously in northern california, which is pretty much track for you with your family year is exciting time the last time you did this year in 2021, you won. the championship a good omen. i hope so. i hope so. yeah, >> maybe, you know, find out, i guess, november. it's just i just love come out. i think all the drivers do you know this, this area's you know, i come here on tuesdays or wednesdays most often and >> it's going to some wine tasting, see friends, you know, all that sort stuff. so just had a great time. good to kind of refreshed the mind

this week get some relaxation no help to help me get i think for today. >> all right. now to td garden in boston for the mavericks. they're looking for some revenge against the celtics. us was game 2 of the nba finals. 3rd quarter here, mavericks down by 5 luka doncic tonight. spin there fade away. his shot is good 32 points. 11 rebounds, 11 assists for luka dallas. now within 3 later in the 3rd, the celtics took over by 10 jason tatum with that nice feed their to drew holiday. who finishes with this reverse layup. 26 points and 11 rebounds for holiday. pick it up now here with just 30 seconds left in the game. the celtics up by 5 jalen brown drives lays it in off the glass. 21 points 7 assists 3 steals for brown. that would be the end there. celtics win.

game 2, 1, 0, 5, 98. they now have a 2, 0, seriously. game 3 now goes to dallas. games on wednesday. all right. there's a new motorcycle. that's all electric, which tomorrow has details in today's rich on tech. >> a new motorcycle from a startup named diverge is ditching the loud rumble for something more silent, sleek, and fully electric. >> with a futuristic design verge motorcycles is speeding into the future of electric bikes. we wanted to make. >> morris, i think and the the best ever experience. you can have the 5 year old company opening showrooms in los angeles, london, monaco, germany, and more to sell the verge ts pro and all-electric motorcycle with the unique design. energy comes from here. but all the power comes from there. yeah, the battery place where the engine would be a gas-powered bike and what's really unique about

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touchable last night in oakland, it's girl group's first time performing in the bay area. thousands of people there. all those fans screaming all night long at the oakland arena at the time of the concert. >> group that made this video montage of cover dances. let group know just how special they are to them. and we do a full story about performance because there are so many people there that enjoyed seeing this k pop group. we put it up on our website kron 4 dot com and it's one of top trending stories right now. so you might want to check it >> we also want to check out our forecast with a live look outside looking out towards the bay bridge, which is pretty busy, i think for a

sunday night, everyone still out and about got some warm weather this week. a long it's going listen right now. >> as a warm indeed. take a look at our state here. we have heat advisories heat watches and a warning in northern california. so this is starting tuesday for us in the bay area. our interior valleys and mountains, santa rosa nevado vacaville conquered stockton sacramento. fremont and san jose. you will be under that heat advisory for all day tuesday. it starts 11:00am until 08:00pm and it could even stretch until wednesday. so we'll be keeping an eye on those temperatures for you. but if you want to beat the heat, just head to the coast and the east bay shoreline, as you can see, fremont and hayward and union city and oakland looks like some of the cooler spots, more comfortable spots to be. so here's your 7 day outlook starting the week in the 90's, inland 70's by the bay. and we're in the seasonably cool

and at the coast, upper 50's and 60's throughout the week. but tuesday looks like the hottest day of the week. so if you're sensitive to the he just be mindful that stay hydrated. find some shade if you're working outdoors. wednesday, we gradually cool down to the low 90's and then we see 80's. so very similar temperatures over the weekend and the back end of the week. and then when i come back here next weekend, it looks like we'll be warm again in the upper 80's, right? looking good. kids started get out of school of that school's out for summer. crawford is at 10 is wrapping up right now. but we're going to take a really short break and be back. >> for our newscast at 11, stay with us. news station,

this news 11. now at 11, the victim in a deadly shooting in napa county has been identified. >> but we're also learning about the gunman. thank you so much for joining us here tonight. i'm justine waldman. it was a violent and chaotic scene that started saturday night in lake berryessa. one man has been shot and killed. several other people have been stabbed. the napa county sheriff's office has made one arrest. kron 4 sarah stinson has the story. >> a large fight broke out between 2 groups at lake berryessa saturday obviously the shooting. >> it was stabbings and punches. so t