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at the coast. here's half moon bay for you and again, sunshine prevails. although a bit on the cool side today. so >> definitely need the sweater in the little jacket going on here because it will be cool in the afternoon with that breeze continuing upstream. it will be the high pressure that will start to develop as we get into monday tuesday. that will push for that next. next heat spike numbers right now mid 50's along the east bay shoreline up to the north. we have a hodgepodge of 50's. 49 vallejo, 59 antioch and 55 for san jose. just give you temperature contrast trailing a couple degrees from yesterdas. the consolation of a lot of fog and cloud cover keeping temperatures up compared to this time yesterday. 67 at 11 o'clock, 2 o'clock. we're looking at 74 again, little breeze thrown in there for good measure. but we are looking for that heat spike coming our way. more details on that coming up in a bit. stephanie, looking forward to it. thank you, dave. >> developing news this morning. police make another major arrest in the sacramento mass shooting. that event killed 6 people and wounded 12. here's what we know.

police arrested him to a peyton in connection to the crime. detectives tracked down the 27 year-old in a las vegas apartment complex saturday. sacramento and las vegas pd worked with the fbi to arrest him. police charged payton and andre and smiley martin, each with 3 counts of murder. investigators say payton and the martins were part of 2 rival gang groups that started shooting at each other on april. 3rd, payton is now being held at a facility in nevada. he will be transferred to sacramento. police are investigating another weekend shooting this morning that left at least 6 people injured. it happened in downtown chattanooga, tennessee last night near an aquarium. police say they saw multiple people shooting at each other. several gunshot victims are now in the hospital. at least 2 suffering life threatening injuries. police say most of the victims are teens or in their early 20's. they say they do have a person of interest in custody.

you can stay up to date with the latest information on the story on our website. kron 4 dot com. in the north bay. someone is burglarizing homes in petaluma from forcefully juggle met with the latest victim who shares images of the suspect. >> that aluma police have added extra patrols to webster street near petaluma high school. this after 3 attempted burglaries have been reported in the area in less than 2 weeks. the latest happening thursday when police say this man attempted to unlawfully enter a home twice in the same day. the alert to victim wants to remain anonymous, but he's willing to share their story. she first encountered the suspect earlier the week. i was driving in. >> i could see him. i tried to open the door to the front door. and i asked him, i said, what do you want? and he say, i'm looking for my dad. i say, right. the left then days later on thursday morning, he returned while the woman drove

her husband to a train station around the corner. >> while the way she checked or surveillance system on her phone and attempting to enter the back of her home. >> she called police. but when she got back home, the man was gone. when officers arrived later that night, the alleged prowler came back while the woman was in the kitchen. she confronted him and chased after him after he grabbed the back of hers and her house keys so fast. >> and is al he's going after him. the neighbor across the street chasing him in all. police say this man is connected to at least 3 attempted burglaries in town. >> the woman says investigators believe he has made similar attempts in sacramento in santa rosa. police say he drives a gray or silver toyota sedan in petaluma phillipe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> governor gavin newsom is getting treatment after testing positive for covid. his office made the announcement late saturday. the governor reported feeling mild covid symptoms. his

office says he's vaccinated and got his second booster just 10 days ago. they say he's now on a 5 day regimen of the antiviral medication. paxlovid newsom will stay in isolation at least through next thursday. and we'll continue to work remotely. happening today. san francisco's annual carnival parade is in full swing with more than 3,000 artists participating. the grand parade represents cultural heritage is all over latin america and the caribbean kron four's camila barco is live in the mission district with more on all of the fun planned camila. >> yes, stephanie was a say in spanish. it's going to be a fiesta. it's going to be a party here in the mission district, as you can see behind me, people are already setting up for their floats, getting ready for this morning's parade. this is the 44th annual carnival here in san francisco. in take a look

at what it's looked like at years past. if you come out, you're going to see some colorful costumes here, spanish music and get a taste of the latin culture, hundreds of musicians and dancers will make their way down the mission on top of decorated floats. now this year's theme is going on. is or that means colors of love, inclusivity, family and community. it's been a tradition here for 4 decades and it's now returning after a two-year hiatus because of the pandemic. after the parade, the streets will remain closed for the festival is going to be live music, food and other fun activities for people to enjoy this year. there will be a cannabis garden, a new tech and gaming pavilion and lgbtqi plus dedicated stage. now there's a traffic alert. the parade will take place here in san francisco's mission district. it starts at the corner of 24th and bryant streets and the parade goes west to mission street gang goes north

on 15th street and finishes at south van ness. so, stephanie, if people want to get a look at the parade, definitely come here early. the streets are blocked off. so definitely important to get here earlier than 9.30. that's when the parade starts. and this is free to the public. back to you and some great advice there. thank you so much, camille. and try not to have too much fun while you're out there. >> all right. coming up on the kron, 4 morning news remembering the fallen. how the boy and girl scouts of america are honoring service men and women. this memorial day weekend. >> plus, day 2 of bottle rock is in the bag. we'll catch you up on all the highlights. and after the break. what's that coming around the track? the indy 500. we take a look at what's to come today.

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>> and fans are ready to hear engines and smell burned. rubber on the tracks. alexa ross reports from the indianapolis motor speedway with more on what's in store this year. >> well, they don't call it the greatest spectacle in racing for nothing. 300,000 people are expected to pack the stands here at the indianapolis motor speedway for the first time since 2019. >> engines soundtrack of spring in speedway, indiana. >> growing up, mike mchenry always kept the windows down to enjoy it. >> for me, it's the reason i never moved away. i love listen to the race cars. i love watching race cars. so this one right here. this is the 100th. his passion for the sport began. 55 years ago safe i find in 1982, could hear the indy 500 is a part of mchenry's dna. at this point he's been at every running of the race since 1980. >> with the exception of 2020, it's hard to put into words the disappointment because

>> that's what i do on race days. go race and i still count is going, you know, i got the tickets and i watched the race. now. fans and drivers are preparing for one of the increases largest projected crowds in 20 years. i just love being around the event. you know, the who paul, it brings to the, you know, the community. >> everybody gets engaged in the in the race. cars are really built. this place is a lot of things a lot at the end of the day, the fans are really what, what? make the 500 500 wait to see fully? i don't know how i'm going to feel i'm going to be like there. was it just super excited? i hope i'm just super excited come back. see in the end, though, that we're going to top 3 top 4 local crowd makes a spot. i cannot wait to feel that energy outside as long as the sun's out and the weather is good. it's >> and he will certainly get his wish the race time forecast 80's and sunny. perfect for any fan in attendance here from the indianapolis motor speedway. i'm alexa ross.

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just ask your asthma specialist about dupixent. >> in the north bay day, 2 of the bottle rock music festival in napa is in the bag. the music festival is either canceled or postponed the past 2 years because of the pandemic. here's kron four's gayle ong with a look inside the festivities. >> this is the place to be this weekend. >> thousands descended on napa valley this memorial day weekend for the bottle. rock music festival. i love the sunshine. i do. like last was year. they didn't have as much grass. >> set up for the term and that's really about yes, nice to be outside. let you forget about them. and for event was awesome. it's a good facility. we got it. we've quite a by a few is a festival in this is really good. >> the event was canceled in 2020 and delayed last year due to the pandemic this year, no more covid restrictions

>> its own arm, but it's great to see everybody you know, there's a great 5 here. the atmosphere is one of great to be back. also returning one year old and that reynolds enjoying live music with dan second time. second time about iran. so much fun he loves. gets a call around. loves the music. >> yeah. is amazing. >> iraq isn't just for people come here for the food. >> that's double goers. got a taste of napa valley's food, beer and wine. and music festivals can make for long days. >> i might was amazing. besides a nice day of rest. napa resident crack biggest says there's no place you rather be beautiful weather. great wine, great food, good music. great friends and family to be with boy could be better on the great holiday weekend. >> many in the crowd share

that sentiment in napa you kron. 4 news. >> and time now for another check of our weather with meteorologist dave sphar. pretty chilly getting up this morning. yeah, you know what? and i want to get on and those french fries is a pretty tasty there. you know, i'm not the way so good. the following day, i guess you're right. you know, and that guy with the hat that she wake him up to see on television, buddy unaided anyway, you know, the thing is for the folks up there, it's a little warmer today. looks like and you won't have the intrusion of some of cumulus that you saw there. >> on the other report, clear skies going on for the golden gate bridge right now. here's half moon bay for you. more blue skies at the coast. so we're seeing much better clearing happening on that front. 61 now and antioch, a lot of 50's for the east bay. 53 santa rosa. 54 san francisco. 55, meanwhile for san jose, let's get to those winds. this is still going to be with us. still a little breezy going on into the afternoon as well. you know, we have all the sunshine little warmer happening inland, much the same around the bay, though, and the winds

will continue a little bit. it looks like tonight. then tomorrow. notice a county. yeah. they got a fire weather watch that's been that will be for a short window now. but for monday through tuesday until that high gets position. just right, shuts the winds off and we do the same thing we did from last week with this other heat spike. so there's little bit of that offshore wind start to spill in here a little bit monday and tuesday says to be watched here now for today. it's sunny and nice. breezy 70's covered the bay area wide. looks like that means we won't be pop into the 80's, but by memorial day, we might do that in some of those well inland areas but continued nice. then comes the heat spike this week. that will be basically tuesday through thursday, hot with 80's and scratching up to about 90 or so then for friday and through the weekend, unsettled in cooler. these model trends have become wetter than what we saw from that's a nice tree. taking us into early june with nice rain little in the way, stability and something worth watching. alright, 66 san francisco, 71

for oakland. 74 san jose. not too bad at all. going on here. still kind of feels like spring, even though it's the unofficial start of summer. 78 for antioch 78. also for concord, up to the north bay. there you have it. mid 70's napa coming in at 76, although we'll cool. 66 vallejo got your 4 zone forecast coming up in just a bit. stephanie. >> thanks very much, dave community members joined hundreds of boy and girl scouts in san francisco saturday to plant 26,000. american flags at the graves of fallen soldiers. what a great project the tradition took place in the presidio scout leaders and scouts arrived in full uniform for the event. this happened in preparation for monday's official memorial day ceremony at the cemetery, which starts at 10, 30 in the morning. memorial day. travelers being hit with high gas prices. high ticket prices and a pileup of flight cancellations this weekend, according to tech company, flightaware more than 2300 cancellations happened on

friday nationwide. more than 1400 flights were canceled yesterday with delta air lines suffering the most cancellations. they pointed to bad weather being a factor. if you're planning to travel at all this summer, domestic airline fares are about 45% higher. then a year ago. so good planning those summer trips. you guys if you're hitting the highways this weekend. good luck. finding gas for under $6 a gallon in the bay area. you're looking at today's average prices for a gallon of regular. look at that. prices are up 5 to $0.10 across the board compared to last week. san francisco is the most expensive at $6 and $0.41 and napa just $0.3 less san jose and oakland not far behind at around 6.27, best place to fill up today. probably valais. if you care to make the trip out there, they're reporting an average of 6.18, a gallon still that is not cheap. up next on the

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crowder has the latest from ukraine. >> they have been almost daily advances by russian forces in the donbas region, small ones. but there advances. and this, of course, is russia's main goal. during its invasion of ukraine is to take control of the whole eastern donbas region. and it is getting close to it's trying to get 2 cities under its control in the new hance creacion where ready? 95 1%, according to the governor. that is under russian control. those cold severodonetsk and lisi chance ke the ukrainian military says it is and it has managed to keep those russian attacks at bay. the question is, though, for how long in the neighboring region of donetsk, the ukrainian military does acknowledge the russian forces on now in control of the city cold, man now what the ukrainian military and the ukrainian government hit in making very, very clear is that they believe that they

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someone needs to stand up to him. good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. >> let's start this half are off with a look at our forecast. we have dave spahr in the weather center with the very latest heyday. a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. a sweet start to the day with lots of sunshine going on. we see that even at the coast there, half moon bay. so expect more of the same this afternoon will have the intrusion quite a fall going on, but it will be a cool breeze to look out for. we already see it happening now on short is across most of the real estate, as you will notice into the teens in some cases up there in the north bay as well for memorial day. this is what we have projected going on here. we have more sunny skies, 70's happening inland near about 80 with 50's at the coast. this is pre heat spike, though. that coming our have your ex.ended in the 4 zone forecast coming up in a bit. stephanie, thanks very much. dave. >> in the east bay, a pedestrian is now dead after a crash in oakland. it happened thursday night right around

11. the westbound interstate 5.80, off-ramp to seminary avenue. police arrested the driver under suspicion of a felony dui and booked them into jail. a drive-by hate crime. that's what one man says happened to him as he was walking home. that's when he says someone in a car called him a homophobic slur and shot at him with a gun kron four's amanda hari reports. >> he tells me he's healing pretty well and that he's back home after a few days in the hospital, he says he called 9-1-1 himself. he said he didn't know what happened but that he was hurt and bleeding. >> america is as dangerous for still, emory at the ridge says he was out with friends having a fun night. >> he decided to walk home just after one on monday morning. he says he paused on the sidewalk here car wash a 10th in harrison. he was deciding whether to call an uber. that's when he saw

someone sitting in a car in the car. watch >> and shopping. police say the suspect took off after firing the shot. the person hit at bridge in the hip with a 38 caliber bullet that went down. that's all remember. i asked at the ridge about the slur the suspect used towards homophobia is alive and well in america have dealt with this before. i've you know, they had someone i am. >> outs. i'm proud. he says despite this experience, he's not afraid. >> and he's proud to call san francisco his home. he had to spend several days in the hospital to heal. you can see all the bruising around the world. he says, well, he was in the hospital. he was watching the uvalde shooting unfold. firstside wow. >> critical coincidence. but it's not commence at all. it's and specifically where we are in this country. he tells me the bullet is still in his

hip. >> doctors told him that it would be difficult to remove and safer just to leave it there in the newsroom. amanda hari kron, 4 and we certainly hope that a suspect. >> people came to that elementary school classroom in texas. that grocery store in new york. far too many places. we're in this the face of such destructive forces. we have to stand stronger. >> president joe biden delivered the commencement address at the university of delaware saturday. the commander in chief also speaking on the buffalo and you've all day texas mass shootings and said the nation must do more to protect its citizens from violence, especially young childien. president joe biden and the first lady travel to uvalde today to meet with victims. we're learning more about the 18 year-old who shot and killed 19 students and 2 teachers tuesday in texas.

officials say the gunman tried to get his hands on a rifle as early as last year. he asked his sister for help, but she refused. police say the shooter then legally bought an assault rifle on may 17th his 18th birthday at a sporting goods store. he also got 375 rounds of ammunition and another semi automatic weapon. investigators say the gunman threatened to rape girls and shoot up schools on social media. live streams in the weeks leading up to the shooting. and frustration and heartache continues to build for the families of the victims killed in the uvalde school shooting. these are their photos. the community now demanding answers for why police took so long to respond to that shooting happening in the school, brooke. shafer reports. >> and that 19 pedals. it it even counting it out because it was like one, 2.

>> the morning in uvalde, texas started with chalk messages on sidewalks for and from a town in mourning. it's the sadness. there is also some anger and questions about the time it took for police to get into robb elementary school. i mean, i feel like we'd all risk their lives for children. so i don't see why not been. there are questions about the shooting in uvalde not only from the adults but from the children who live here. >> we need the sure support. we have a lot of questions. so. through this and understand what happened. so we're going to write fear, go. >> holy spirit. couple their children of auto went to robb elementary school. these are my friends that lost the kids within the police department. also my friends, they responded. they have kids. there's pain in the city. so the reactions what you're going, people respond to for

police department, whether it's the could have should have would have. well, we're getting is a response. what could have been. >> that was brooke shafer reporting the main online fundraiser for the victims has now raised 4.5 million dollars. the fund is organized by victims. on gofundme dot com. they say 100% of the donations will go towards victims. families and those wounded in the attacks. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, you've heard of electric cars that have you ever heard of electric power construction machines. >> we show you what we're talking about in this week's talking about in this week's tech smart. psoriasis really messes with you. try. hope. fail. no one should suffer like that. i started cosentyx®. five years clear. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx.

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>> bar is here with our weather forecast. how's it looking out there? day? a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. looking pretty good at sfo as well and not much the way of fog. also no delays happening this morning on a busy memorial day weekend. 61 going on for antioch. most readings on the board here in the 50's. 56

going on san francisco. 55 for san jose. basic rule of thumb. we're talking about here as well inland. but the temperatures up a couple degrees around the bay, not too much difference. and even at the coast. but the difference will be not so much and temperatures lot more sun that we're going to see today picking up in the north. they won't have that intrusion of cloud cover onshore as the story for the winds today. pretty much expected through tonight. that's about 8.30, now tomorrow, there's a little switch that happens in here. solano county little spilling into some offshore winds to make note of. and that has prompted a fire weather watch for those folks there that will be for memorial day and into tuesday. and you should the next step along the way is to have a red flag warning which they may issue for tonight that comes out of the forecast office of sacramento. while we get there's ares on a moderate. typically, here's a look at what's going on up in tahoe. 59 for monday tuesday. it's 65 72 for wednesday. if you have the week off and you're going up there, prepare for a little bit of summer like weather we have this afternoon. let's watch the

longer range with this heat spike. obviously another high pressure building short. that's right. there. then it breaks down pretty quickly in the next weekend. that's about the breakdown on thursday morning. but this is what's interesting is this trend has become much more wet or water and that looks pretty good. taking us into the following week with all of this. now, we don't know if that's all going to hold. but the other good news with this is it does not appear like it's coming. a lot of instability. that's dry lightning. we don't want that. but we like the fire retardant with a little bit of the rain. even if it's a modest little rain, it's nice to get into the lower levels of the atmosphere. 66 san francisco to the coast will do some 50's and some lower 60's. 67 going on for burning again. southern end of the peninsula modestly only lower 70's happening here. of course, that will change later this week. mid 70's happening for the south bay. 74 for san jose. 73 cupertino, east bay shoreline to the south. lower 70's mid 70's going on for tri valley there. livermore popping at 74. 77 walnut creek, concord.

this go around. 78 71 for oakland. the it's 66 on shore continues today. yes, 79 fairfield, 76 napa and 77 going on for santa rosa. but again, the heat spike early in the game that gets us to tuesday wednesday at 90, very quickly changes as we head into the next weekend. maybe we'll put some raindrops and that. but with this heat spike, even at the coast, it doesn't look like we're getting a lot of movement there. so temperatures will be still on the modest and 7. thanks very much, dave. >> with covid treatments and vaccines more readily available. you may be thinking of planning a trip overseas this summer. so how does an escape to switzerland sound? joining us now with more is our dana redmond, our travel expert here. kron 4. good morning to you. >> good morning. not summer vacation season is officially here and demand is high. if you're thinking about international travel spots like rome, paris, london, they kind of have star power. but if you're concerned about crowds, it doesn't mean you

can't necessarily travel. it just may mean rethinking about where you go and considering spots that were previously on your radar. switzerland's bigger cities like zurich and geneva have direct flights from the bay area. but once you're on the ground, you don't have to stay in those cities. it's very easy to room because they're public. transportation is top notch trains, buses, streetcars, even boats will get you to every corner of the scene, scenic destination and for visitors. it's all included with the swiss travel pass. so there's no concerns about funneling to buy tickets again and again. you can print it and have a hard copy. you can have it on your phone announcements come in a variety of languages, including english. so it's very easy to navigate and feel comfortable as you're doing it. and is it really tricky to get a hold of a swiss travel past? what's the process? not

all that. >> not all. it's as simple as as getting online. if you don't work with a travel agent, a travel agent can do it for you. but getting on clicking online. it's very simple to do incredibly simple process. and what in you'll you'll be amazed by where you can go in such a short period of time. a couple hours on a train and you'll be like, wow, how did that happen? it's a relaxing. it's a relaxing trip as well. it will lead you to stunning locations. 2 hours outside of geneva is a place called chateau de. it hits all of the iconic swish swish. wish list months of hard to say alpine scenery, wild flowers that go crazy in the early spring tons and tons of cows that are roaming the fields. it it. it almost looks like something out of a storybook. truthfully. this is shot today. this was just a few weeks ago. so this is the scenery that you will

encounter on a spring visit to the area with incredible amount of happy cows, like i said, and the beauty of small locations like this to even though it might be a lesser known low cow, it has great things will be into its culture. hot air ballooning is a huge part of the culture here. and once you're up in the air, it's really under its really understood. you understand why look at that scenery. it's absolutely stunning. and in between blast of hot air, it's blissfully calm, just floating with the clouds. if you've never been hot air ballooning before for mfny people, it's what they call one of those bucket list. know action-packed i it's quiet. it's beautiful. it's stunning. every now and then you might hear a dog bark or you might hear one of those capitals. jingle that. so incredibly calm and quiet. >> yeah, i do want to point out to our viewers that you actually shot all this video yourself. so you are up there in that hot air balloon

>> he wasn't needed. i was in it's a very peaceful experience. is one of those things that i know some people think about. and they ponder and maybe they find it a little bit scary because the issues with heights, but it is an incredibly calm experience. so if you can fly an airplane, this is something i would highly encourage. i'm one of those things. i also want to point out about smaller locations such as yesterday because public transportation in switzerland is so comprehensive. she is really easy to get anywhere. i was on a bus headed to a spot called glacier 3,000. their worst fears and sue. but snowboarders on the bus with me slathering on sunscreen because they wanted to hit the ground running and when they got there not i wasn't going to ski. i was going for this. this is the only peak to peak suspension bridge in the world. it's longer than a football field. and as you make your way from one side to another, you get stunning views of the apps, including some of the big ticket names

like the matter and the young frau. it has. again, if you are concerned about heights, it's something you have to think about, but absolutely stunning and has a slight bounce to it. but nothing that made me feel uncomfortable and again, instead of looking down, you are looking at all of the scenery surrounding you. and if you do like to you like to snowboard and you've got it's hard to go wrong. gorgeous, gorgeous views. incredible experience there. you know, as a big foodie myself, i have to ask you, how is the food out in switzerland? we don't have too much time left here, but i do want to ask you is the swiss cheese something worth trying? >> the cheese is absolutely worst worth i think this is the sticks are that's what people eat. more than 40 pounds a year. eat like a local while. you are there, let he bet she's is to achieve that. i got firsthand experience with it's made with milk from cows that graze in very specific high pastures, the grass, the influence. it's that, you know, that they eat

influences the cheese's flavor. the farmers make it by hand in their and then they only have about 5 days to get it to a common cellar where the cheese can age up to 5 years. this is a restaurant in check today where you can watch the experience firsthand. now, once they're formed in 2 wheels and their cellar, the wheels weigh about 50 pounds. so they are a big piece of cheese and they need to be flipped. rarely in addition to people flipping the cheese by hand, there is also this handy robot that rooms, the sellers flipping the cheese. so there is no interruption to all of that wonderful cheese that you can enjoy and things like wow. but looks absolutely delicious. and it must smell amazing. in particular gauging final. >> yeah. and thank you so much to our travel expert and a remnant. you can check out her work at her website. dana redmond dot com. we appreciate your time and your insight and your beautiful video this

morning. >> absolutely. thanks to travel right? we'll be right back after this.

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>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 4 morning news >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's sunday may 29th. here we are. we have a lot to get to for you this morning. let's kick things off by getting a look at the weather with dave sphar. good morning, david. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and off to

lots of sunshine going on this morning. here's the golden gate bridge. we don't see the intrusion of fog like we did from yesterday. temperatures will be much the same and we'll have that continued on shore wind. but with the sunshine, it won't have the feel of coolness. we saw quite like yesterday. here's a look at half moon bay for you. again. blue skies, blue bay as we go temperature check. we're all in the 50's everywhere. 61 going on for antioch. 58 for concord. 57 livermore mid to upper 50's hanging on the east bay shoreline. and we're catching up a little bit pretty close to where we were this time yesterday, although trailing a little bit in the south, as you'll notice the breakdown today, 70 going on at high noon to 3 o'clock. only 74, we say only because a heat spike coming our way. a little warmer for monday, but then really picking up on tuesday into wednesday. we'll have a bit more about that extended forecast for you coming up in a bit. stephanie, thanks very much. day developing news this morning. police make another major arrest in the sacramento mass shooting. that event killed 6 people and wounded 12 police arrested and to la peyton and connection to the crime.

detectives tracked the 27 year-old down at a los vegas apartment complex saturday. >> sacramento and las vegas pd worked with the fbi to arrest him. police charged payton and 2 other suspects tundra and smiley martin, each with 3 counts of murder. investigators say payton and the martins were part of a 2 rival gang groups that started shooting at each other on april. 3rd, payton is now being held at a facility in nevada. he will be transferred to sacramento. police are investigating another weekend shooting this morning that left at least 6 people injured. it happened in downtown chattanooga, tennessee last night near an aquarium. police say they saw multiple people shooting at each other. several gunshot victims are now in the hospital, at least 2 suffering life threatening injuries. police say most of the victims are teenagers or in their early 20's. they say they do have a person of interest right now in custody. you can stay up to date with the

latest information on this developing story on our website. kron 4 dot com. in the north bay. someone is trying to burglarize homes in petaluma from forcefully juggle. met with the latest victim who shares images of the suspect. >> that aluma police have added extra patrols to webster street near petaluma high school. this after 3 attempted burglaries have been reported in the area in less than 2 weeks. the latest happening thu sday when police say this man attempted to unlawfully enter a home twice in the same day. the alert to victim wants to remain anonymous, but is willing to share their story. she first encountered the suspect earlier the week. i was driving in. >> i could see him. i tried to open the door to the front door. and i asked him, i said, what do you want? and he say, i'm looking for my dad. i say, right. the left then days later on thursday morning, he returned while the woman drove her husband to a train station

around the corner. >> while the way she checked or surveillance system on her phone tempted into the back of her home. >> she called police. but when she got back home, the man was gone. when officers arrived later that night, the alleged prowler came back while the woman was in the kitchen. she confronted him and chased after him after he grabbed the back of hers and her house key syrian so fast. >> and is al he's going after him? the neighbor across the street was chasing him in all. police say this man is connected to at least 3 attempted burglaries in town. the woman says investigators believe he has made similar attempts in sacramento in santa rosa. police say he drives a gray or silver toyota sedan in petaluma phillipe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> happening today, san francisco's annual carnival parade is now in full swing with more than 3,000 artists participating. the grand

parade represents cultural heritage is all over latin america and the caribbean kron. 4 s camila barco was in the mission district with more on how things are looking out there. >> well, as they say in spanish, it's going to be a fiesta. it's going to be a party here in the mission district this morning. this is the 44th annual carnival in san francisco. if you come out, you're going to see colorful costumes here, spanish music and get a taste of the culture. hundreds of musicians and dancers will make their way down the mission on top of decorated floats. this year's theme is going on. is there a more colors of love, inclusivity, family and community? it's been a tradition here for 4 decades and now returning after a two-year hiatus because of the pandemic. we're representing sicko out. >> which word tradition last the group here from the missing out this kind of on, like, as you mentioned, is a representation of a lot of groups throughout latin america and being from san francisco. being a multi

divers. cultural at the center groups from asia, south pacific islands, the polynesian islands. africa. this is global kind of i think it's pretty unique. >> after the parade, the streets will remain closed for the festival is going to be live music, food and other fun activities for people to enjoy this year. there will be a cannabis garden, a new tech and gaming pavilion and lgbtqi plus dedicated stage. the parade will take place in san francisco's mission district. it starts at the corner of 24th and bryant streets. the festivities go west to mission street, then north on 15th street and finishes at south van ness. now this is free to the public. the parade starts at 9.30 this morning in the mission district camila barco kron. 4 news.

>> looks like it's going to be a lot of fun. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news remembering the fallen, how the boy and girl scouts of america are honoring service men and women. this memorial day weekend. >> plus, day to a bottle. rock is in the bag. we catch you up on all the highlights. and after this. what's coming around the track? the indy 500 will take a look at what's to come today.

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>> the indianapolis 500 is roaring back for the first time since 2019 and fans are ready to hear the engines and smell burned. rubber on the tracks. alexa ross reports from the indianapolis motor speedway with more. what's in store this year? >> well, they don't call it the greatest spectacle in racing for nothing. 300,000 people are expected to pack the stands here at the indianapolis motor speedway for the first time since 2019.

>> engines soundtrack of spring in speedway, indiana. growing up mike mchenry always kept the windows down to enjoy it. >> for me, it's threes and i never moved away. i love listen to the race cars. i love watching race cars. so this one right here. this is the 100th. his passion for the sport began. 55 years ago safe i find in 1982, could hear the indy 500 is a part of mchenry's dna. at this point he's been at every running of the race since 1980. >> with the exception of 2020, it's hard to put into words the disappointment because >> that's what i do on race days. go race and i still couot is going, you know, i got the tickets and i watched the race. now. fans and drivers are preparing for one of you. greece's largest projected crowds in 20 years. i just love being around the event. you know, the who paul it brings to, you know, the community. >> everybody gets engaged in the in the race. cars are really built. this place was a lot of things a lot at the end

of the day, the fans are really what, what? make the 500 500 can wait to see fully? i don't know how i'm going to feel if i'm going to be like never. was it just super excited? i hope i'm just super excited come back india. know that we're going to top 3 top 4 local crowd makes a spot. i cannot wait to feel that energy outside as long as the sun's out and the weather is good. it's >> and he will certainly get his wish the race time forecast 80's and sunny. perfect for any fan in attendance here from the indianapolis motor speedway. i'm alexa ross. >> hey im. not too shabby in the home front. get a load of what the breakdown is today. 70 by high noon to 3 o'clock. we're talking 74, however, some real summer weather coming our way by the middle of th

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us with a look inside the festivities. >> this is the place to be this weekend. >> thousands descended on napa valley this memorial day weekend for the bottle rock music festival. i love the sunshine. i do. like was here that happens much grass. >> set up for the term and that's really about yes, nice to be outside. let you forget about them. and for event was awesome. it's a good facility. we got it. we've quite a by a few is a festival in this is really good. >> the event was canceled in 2020 and delayed last year due to the pandemic this year, no more covid restrictions >> its own arm, but it's great to see everybody out. you know, there's a great 5 here. the atmosphere is one of great to be back. also returning one year old and that reynolds enjoying live music with dad. second time second time about around so much fun. he loves a gets a call around. loves the music. yeah. this is amazing.

>> iraq isn't just for people come here for the food. >> that's double goers. got a taste of napa valley's food, beer and wine. and music festivals can make for long days. >> i might was amazing. haha. besides a nice day of rest. napa resident crack biggest says there's no place you rather be beautiful weather. great wine, great food, good music. great friends and family to be with boy could be better on the great holiday weekend. >> many in the crowd share that sentiment in napa you kron. 4 news. >> what a great story. and what a great assignment for her looks like. so much fun. and now time for another check of the weather with meteorologist dave have quite a lot of fund in the day. it did just keeping her half to about that. so that was that she had some nice fashion going on. that is that's

really cool. and you know what, today you can see much more of the blue skies and those intrusive plowed. so because of the worst thing in the world, i guess they kind of feel good if it's getting kind of toasty for you. >> we do have those breezy conditions that can prevail on shore as they are golden gate bridge. forget the fog not around east bay shoreline. looking good at that, too. blue skies, blue bay on tandem here. >> temperatures almost uniformly in the 50's, although antioch is racing ahead at 64, you will note winds back to the on shore program there. we watch will carefully. this is tonight. we get into monday book right around solano county. here's an offshore wind that starts to develop. so the folks at the weather service are going nuts but a fire weather watch up there. that will be for monday into tuesday that probably we upgraded to a red flag warning later on. that's a very short moment because the high has to position itself just righ.. and don't forget in the high you get this type of flow pattern before it gets right overhead. and then starts our heat spike coming our way. putting it all together for us. sunny and nice, breezy 70's for the bay area wide for memorial day.

continued nice. those temperatures hold in. the 70's might have a few 80's here and there well inland. but then this week, tuesday, through thursday, look out back to another race to around 90 or so. another heat spike. but then friday and the weekend, unsettled and cooler with some showers. and this is looking wetter than the earlier models we saw from before. hopefully that will hold 66 san francisco. 71 oakland, 74 san jose. and just give you a sample. what's going on? bay area wide got the upper 70's at work here up to the north bay. also looking at 77 santa rosa napa. 76 66 meanwhile for san francisco, 74 san jose where your 4 zone forecast coming up and the extended look at that chance of rain coming our way as well. stephanie, i'm hoping for some more rain. thanks very much, dave. >> community members join hundreds of boy and girl scouts in san francisco saturday. >> to plant 26,000 american flags at the graves of fallen soldiers. the tradition took place in the presidio scout leaders and scouts arrived in full uniform for this event.

this happened in preparation for monday's officials. memorial day ceremony at the cemetery which starts at 10 30. what a great project to be a part of. memorial day. travelers are being met with high gas prices. high ticket prices and a pileup of flight cancellations this weekend, according to tech company, flightaware more than 2300 cancellations happened on friday nationwide. more than 1400 flights were canceled yesterday with delta air lines suffering the most cancellations. they pointed to bad weather being a factor. if you're planning to travel at all this summer, domestic airline fares are about 45% higher. and they were a year ago at this time. so summer vacation is going to be inexpensive. one, if you're planning to fly, if you are hitting the highways this weekend, good luck. finding gas for under $6 a gallon in the bay area. you're looking at today's average prices for a gallon of regular and it's looking high prices are up 5

to $0.10 across the board compared to last week. san francisco is at the most expensive at 6.41. and napa just $0.3 less. san jose and oakland, not far behind at around 6.27, best place to fill up today. probably valais. whoa. they're reporting an average of 6.18, a gallon still. that is. not cheap. up next on the kron, 4 morning news, ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky vowing to rebuild every town as russian forces continue their assault. >> the latest on the conflict overseas were back in 2 minutes.

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and that's exactly - ukraine where russian forces have their eye set on taking full control of the donbas region. this as the war nears 100 days, believe crowder has the latest from ukraine. >> they have been almost daily advances by russian forces in the donbas region, small ones, but they're all right. vaughn says and this, of course, is russia's main goal. during its invasion of ukraine is to take control of the whole eastern donbas region. and it is getting close to it's trying to get 2 cities under its control in the new hance creacion where ready? 95 1%, according to the governor. that is under russian control. those cold severodonetsk and lisi chance ke the ukrainian

military says it is it has managed to keep those russian attacks at bay. the question is, though, for how long in the neighboring region of donetsk and the ukrainian military does acknowledge the russian forces on now in control of the city cold, man now what the ukrainian military and the ukrainian government here in ukraine not making very, very clear is that they believe that they can win this fight against russia in eastern ukraine, but only with the right weapons. ukraine is receiving heavy weapons from the united states. most notably, but not yet the ones desperately wants. advanced rocket systems and it wants right now and we all seeing us media reports right now that the biden administration is getting ready to give those to ukraine. this is not officially this is not official rada either on the ukrainian or on the u.s. side. we'll be waiting for developments on that front over the next few days on the diplomatic front. meanwhile, is there even a diplomatic front as the first question? well, there is encouragement now from european leaders full

russian president vladimir putin to have a direct exchange with his ukrainian counterparts. right now. there's no interest really here in ukraine. i the from the government from the ukrainian people for peace talks or to see if any territory. definitely not the ukraine president, volodymyr zelensky saying in an interview that victory for ukraine would be getting back all of its territory that it had before 2014. finally, a main adviser to president zelensky and a man who was involved in negotiations with russia tonight says this that any negotiations only happening on the front lines and other woods. ukraine believes that it can still win this fight against russia. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a san francisco man shot and called a homophobic slur. he's speaking out his story and the message he wants to share coming up in just a few moments.

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onshore winds pretty much in place, although there's a shift offshore later. but there you have a pretty look pretty good looking, by the way, speaking of those winds right now, you can see there northwesterly to westerly that trend continuing pretty much throughout the day today. there is a little bit of a switch into monday tuesday to be a little offshore particular for solano county memorial day temperatures will be much the same, although are asking for are looking for a little bit of a boost near about 80 in some spots but will see 70's inland with 50's still to coast. this heat spike won't really move coastal numbers too much. 64 for antioch 50's over most of the region that's for right now. and the breakdown for you today, 70 noon and 3 o'clock. 74. now tomorrow, a little warmer than that. and after the heat spike in all, it's kind of interesting by the weekend as it's becoming unsettled. that means more rain. we'll have more on that forecast of the bit. stephanie. >> thanks very much, dave. in the east bay pedestrian is now dead after a crash in oakland. it happened thursday night right around 11 near the

westbound interstate 5.80, off-ramp to seminary avenue. police arrested the driver under suspicion of a felony dui and booked them into jail. a drive-by hate crime. that's what one man says happened to him as he was walking home. that's when he says someone in a car called him a homophobic, homophobic slur and shot at him with a gun kron four's amanda hari reports. >> he tells me he's healing pretty well and that he's back home after a few days in the hospital, he says he called 9-1-1 himself. he said he didn't know what happened but that he was hurt and bleeding. >> america is as dangerous for still, emory at the ridge says he was out with friends having a fun night. >> he decided to walk home just after one on monday morning. he says he paused on the sidewalk here car wash at 10th in harrison. he was deciding whether to call an uber. that's when he saw someone sitting in a car in the car. watch

>> and shopping. police say the suspect took off after firing the shot. the person hit at bridge in the hip with a 38 caliber bullet that went down. that's all remember. i asked at the ridge about the slur the suspect used towards homophobia is alive and well america have dealt with this before. i've you know, that had someone i am. >> outs. proud. he says, despite this experience, he's not afraid. >> and he's proud to call san francisco his home. he had to spend several days in the hospital to heal. you can see all the bruising around the world. he says, well, he was in the hospital. he was watching the uvalde shooting unfold. firstside wow. >> critical coincidence. but it's not commence at all. it's and specifically where we are in this country. he tells me the bullet is still in his hip. >> doctors told him that it

would be difficult to remove and safer just to leave it there in the newsroom. amanda hari kron, 4 >> the final and oldest victim of the buffalo mass shooting was laid to rest this weekend. vice president kamala harris paid her respects at the saturday funeral for 86 year-old ruth whitfield. this happened at mount olive baptist church in buffalo, the reverend al sharpton also attended. he delivered whitfield. eulogy. the vice president made an emotional plea to end the senseless violence. frustration and heartache continues to build for the families ef the victims killed in the uvalde school shooting. these are their photos. the community now demanding answers for why police took so long to respond to that shooting happening in the school, brooke. shafer reports. >> and that 19 pedals. it it even counting it out because it was like one, 2.

>> the morning in uvalde, texas started with chalk messages on sidewalks for and from a town in mourning. it's the sadness. there is also some anger and questions about the time it took for police to get into robb elementary school. i mean, i feel like we'd all risk their lives for children. so i don't see why not been. there are questions about the shooting in uvalde not only from the adults but from the children who live here. >> we need the sure support. we have a lot of questions. so. through this and understand what happened. so we're going to write fear, go. >> holy spirit couple their children. avato went to robb elementary school. these are my friends that lost the kids. within the police department. also my friends, they responded. they have kids. there's pain in the city. so the reactions what you're

going, people respond to for police department, whether it's the could have should have would have. well, we're getting is a response. what could have been. >> that was brooke shafer reporting such a heartbreaking thing to happen to that community. the main online fundraiser has for the victims has now raised 4 and a half million dollars. the fund is organized by victims first on gofundme dot com. they say 100% of the donations will go towards victims, families and those hurt by the attacks. in florida. the families who lost loved ones after a florida condominium tower collapsed last year have reached a 1 billion dollar settlement. the collapse of one of the 12 story champlain towers killed. 98 people last june under the new agreement, the money will come from several sources, including insurance companies and engineering companies as well. none of the parties are admitting any wrongdoing. coming up on the kron 4

morning news, you've heard of electric cars, but have you ever heard of electric power? construction machines? >> we show you what we're talking about in this week's tech smart. are you ready to

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say never. tom cruise is back as maverick in the new top gun movie this summer. blockbuster is a sequel to the original that was released in the 80's. dean richards tells us all about it. >> it's been 36 years since the original top gun movie came out and in 2 more years of pandemic delays. but the sequel to one of the most popular movies of the 80's is finally here with tom cruise. reprising his role as captain pete maverick mitchell. this time, the high-flying smart, alec rebel has been called back to prepare a new crop of young top gun pilots for a pdangerous mission. hard work overcoming obstacles, loyalty and pure courage are pretty much the themes of the plots and subplots here. they're pretty simple and straightforward. never getting in the way of what really since this movie in the works.

speed. the stunning action and airborne acrobatics. this is where the fun and excitement of top gun maverick takes off and never let you go. say what you want about tom cruise. he's about the only a list or that can still completely command the screen with just the right amount of fearlessness and swagger. still drawing huge audiences because of his relentless commitment to pushing the envelope and providing a good time for moviegoers. there's enough nostalgia here, including a character or 2 from the original movie that will bring a smile to your face. but crews wisely shares much of the excitement with this new breed of daredevil pilots. sometimes you just want to go to a movie for a good time and top gun maverick delivers it in mach speed. it's a dean's list. a in theaters only see it on the biggest screen that you can find for maximum impact. >> did you mean they're wave your arms all over the place? well, following it all because of so you nailed it. yes, great. and fans of the tv show

bob's burgers will be pleased with the new super sized full-length. the bob's burgers movie. >> usually movie versions of tv shows give fans a little something extra here. not so much, but that will probably be more than enough for the faithful. it's 100 minutes of good. not great fun with the belcher family and a dean's list b in chicago. and dean richards. >> he's waving his hands around there because he's working on aerodynamics grabbing the ball. a 78 for a high today. looks like off to antioch as we see numbers reach the upper 70's but will be scratching on 80 by tomorrow. a heat spike coming our way. got your 4 zone forecast and extended the kron. 4 morning news continues.

>> dave spahr is here with our weather forecast. and dave, just to expect the rain to come in, we really need it. >> others a chance maybe friday into saturday going on with this and model trends of trended wetter without the instability, the drives that lightning, too. so that's all good news is hope this all holds together will be watching as the week progresses. before we get there, though, going to be a heat spike middle of the week. it looks like sfo, blue skies, no delays, temperature check, most readings and the 50's. although 64 for antioch at this hour, those winds now got on shore today. so we won't

have the cloud cover going on like we did a little bit up in the north bay yesterday, but we'll have those onshore winds through most of the day. the arrow still pointing from the west and but the northwest as well through tonight and tomorrow. here's a little turn here off shore up the solano county. they have a fire weather watch has been posted up there. that will be monday into tuesday. the next thing would be a red flag warning to look out for with all of this. but general trend will be on shore with these winds until the high settles. by the way, tahoe got 59 tomorrow tuesday at 65 72. for the middle of the week. so nice warm up happening. you can see up there back to the longer range forecast. high pressure breaks down towards the end of the week. then a shot of rain starts to develop your some boy. the nice plume of moisture coming our way. let's hope that holds together and again, looks like that will be somewhat stable, too. alright, temperatures in the 4 zone forecast. 66 san francisco got 50's towards the coast. 67 going on burlingame to the south, lower 70's, palo alto, 72 redwood city around. 71 to the south bay mid 70's got 73

for cupertino, east bay shoreline to the south, lower 70's mid 70's for tri valley. 77 walnut creek. 78 conquered 69 for berkeley. 66 filet o thank you. onshore winds. 79 for fairfield. 76 up there to napa and 77 for santa rosa tomorrow. a little bit warmer, but you really start feeling it inland. on tuesday, 86 90 goes on for wednesday. breaking it down thursday into friday as we get all that traffic from the pacific. maybe will bat a raindrop into saturday. but again, that will start the trend into early next weekend. looks unsettled. so let's hope stephanie. >> here's hope. and thanks very much, jane. in sports, major league baseball suspended tommy pham for 3 games because of friday night's altercation with joc peterson, pham slapped peterson over a fantasy football dispute. now the game in the bottom of the first kyle farmer takes alex wood deep to the left and into the

bleachers for a three-run home run, bringing the score 3, 0, 1, 2, in the top of the 9th score is 3, 2, giants are down to their last out. wilmer flores, singles to right field. joey bart is giving the green light to come home. if he safe. it's tied us. today is a key know as one of the best arms in baseball. he shows it easily by getting to getting bart at the plate game over the giants lose 3, 2, they try to salvage one of 3 games in the series today. >> turning to the a's hosting the twins. now in the 5th inning. the score is 5. bases are loaded. marcus hits one deep to center and over the expanded the sign for a grand slam. believe it or not, this was simeon is first home run of the season and rangers win. final score is 11 for oakland

will try to avoid four-game sweep today. we have more fun than soccer fans. there go. iraq is crowd in los angeles as the san jose con la fc tied 2 to 2 in the 47th minute briant rodriguez. that's the center in pass and puts it into the back of the net. as you just saw there. that's 3 to l a and that was the final score of the quakes fall. that 3 wins 5 draws and 6 losses this season. alright, electric cars are all the rage. but what about electric powered construction equipment? a new company is introducing just that to the market. tech reporter rich demuro has more on what that means for the future of loud construction. >> for decades, construction equipment has been powered by diesel fuel, which makes it loud and generally unpleasant. now a major supplier is going green with electric, excavators and loaders set to change an entire industry.

>> those distinct sounds and smells of construction equipment. we are changing. the diesel engine been replaced. with a battery pack bobcat, one of the world's largest suppliers of compact equipment is going green with new electric options for excavators and loaders. we do from the dirty work gone. is the diesel fuel hydraulic fluid noise and vibration. these machines are mostly silent and sound more like a robot out of a sci-fi movie. >> i mean, reaction was very quiet. you can't even tell that it's on like watching has 35 years with public works? everything from 16 doing landscaping, jobs, emergency work. he says homeowners and

businesses will love less noise, but people like him that operate. the machinery won't miss the vibration. everything really the same fist. >> a lot quieter and lot less stress on your body. well, there's a first time for everything. and today it's operating electric excavator. there was nothing short on hard hat for this with a bit of instruction my even i was able to scoop up a load, rotate and dropping off their ego. so satisfying the machine is smooth, powerful and software updates could add new features, including automation in a machine that's basically been the same for the last 65 years. we're going to put technology on it and make it totally different. and the next 5 years. okay. got to admit. that was a lot of fun. now, the very last about 4 hours and right now this equipment is about 3 times more expensive than the gas equivalent. of course, those prices should hopefully come down over time. sunbelt rentals will be the first to offer the new electrically starting in july to learn

more. go to my website. it is rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. >> like the idea of having construction equipment. that's not so noisy. and a sacramento woman is sentenced to 15 months behind bars for doing this punching a flight attendant last may during the southwest flights arrival into san diego from vyvianna quinonez refused to follow safety protocols and began attacking a flight attendant that flight attendant suffered several injuries including 3 chipped teeth. a judge ordered quinones to pay $25,000 in restitution and take anger management classes. travelers may find it tougher to catch a flight on delta airlines this summer. the airline is cutting about 100 flights each day and the u.s. and latin america for just over a month from july. 1st through august, 7th, the

company says it the move will help it recover from higher than expected. staffing shortages and bad weather impacts the cuts represent only just about 2% of delta's scheduled departures. jetblue and alaska airlines have also cut their summer flights. we'll be right back. there

they go. you're taking a look at the international air show and they took hit in france. this was part of queen elizabeth's platinum jubilee on saturday. what a show. the event marks the friendship between france and great britain. the show is performed by the red arrows display team from britain's royal air force, very talented pilots. there. next week, the queen celebrates 70 years on the throne. congratulations to her. >> and take a look at the ingenuity. mars helicopter. there it goes and its record-breaking 25th flight on the red planet. it covered a distance of 2310 feet at a speed of just 12 miles per hour. it was the crafts, longest and fastest flight since landing on mars. so 12 miles per hour. fast for this little guy. it glided 33 feet above the planet's surface. this flight took place in early april. the small first

of its kind helicopter now preparing for its 29th flight. what a neat thing to witness their wonder, what the future, what else the future's going to hold for the future of flight in space. all right. still ahead in the next hour on the kron 4 morning news. get ready to get your party on. >> san francisco's carnival parade is today. we give you a look at what you can expect. and san francisco police are investigating after a man says someone shot him and called him a homophobic slur. plus, police make an arrest in connection to the mass shooting in sacramento. stay with us. the kron 4 morning news continues.

>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> hey, good morning. thank you so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. >> i'm stephanie lin. it's sunday may 29th. we've made it to the end of the week, but we have a lot to get it for you this morning. let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr the morning. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and sunshine from beginning to end going on here without the intrusion. >> of the cloud cover like we had from yesterday, golden gate bridge. no fog going on this morning. beautiful shot there. and we're repeating that along the east bay shoreline as well. expect more of this to come today. >> we do have the continuation of those onshore. winds still provides a little bit of a cool chill in the air. just a

touch temperature check for you. we're getting more 60's popping up here on the board. a lot of them in the east bay. usual. notice livermore still hanging at 57 58 for fremont. but 61 santa rosa in the bottle. 59 san francisco in 61 also for san jose coverage. temperatures are very close to where they were this time from yesterday, although slightly cooler towards the south. now today, as we continue with sunshine, we'll see high temperatures reach the mid to upper 70's and some of those inland valleys. then tomorrow getting really close to about 80 again for again. the inland areas. now we get to tuesday and wednesday. we're looking for a heat spike coming our way. very short lived as weather gets quite interesting in the following weekend. so it's almost very spring-like, even though the unofficial start of summer, all more. that coming up in a bit. stephanie, looking forward to this morning. dave. g ne police make another major arrest in the sacramento mass shooting. >> that event killed 6 people and wounded 12 police arrested and to la peyton in connection to the crime, detectives tracked the 27 year-old down

at a los vegas apartment complex saturday. sacramento and las vegas pd worked with the fbi to arrest him. police charged payton and 2 other suspects diandre and smiley martin, each with 3 counts of murder. investigators say payton and the martins were part of 2 rival gang groups that started shooting at each other on april. 3rd, payton is now being held at a facility in nevada. he will be transferred to sacramento. and police are investigating an ther weekend shooting this morning that left at least 6 people injured. it happened in downtown chattanooga, tennessee near of last night near an aquarium. police say they saw multiple people shooting at each other. several gunshot victims are now in the hospital. at least 2 suffering life threatening injuries. police say most of the victims are teenagers or in their early 20's. police say they do have a person of interest in custody and you can stay up to date with the latest information on this developing story on our website. kron 4 dot com. in

the north bay. someone is trying to burglarize homes in petaluma, quote, forcefully juggle met with the latest victim whose shares images of the suspect. >> that aluma police have added extra patrols to webster street near petaluma high school. this after 3 attempted burglaries have been reported in the area in less than 2 weeks. the latest happening thursday when police say this man attempted to unlawfully enter a home twice in the same day. the alert to the victim wants to remain anonymous, but he's willing to share their she first encountered the suspect earlier the week. i was driving in. >> i could see him. i tried to open the door to the front door. and i asked him, i said, what do you want? and he say, i'm looking for my dad. i say, right. the left then days later on thursday morning, he returned while the woman drove her husband to a train station around the corner.

>> while the way she checked or surveillance system on her phone and attempting to enter the back of her home. >> she called police. but when she got back home, the man was gone. when officers arrived later that night, the alleged prowler came back while the woman was in the kitchen. she confronted him and chased after him after he grabbed the back of hers and her house and so fast. >> and is al he's going after him. the neighbor across the street chasing him in all. police say this man is connected to at least 3 attempted burglaries in town. >> the woman says investigators believe he has made similar attempts in sacramento in santa rosa. police say he drives a gray or silver toyota sedan in petaluma phillipe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> happening today, san francisco's annual carnival parade kicks off with more than 3,000 artists participating. the grand parade showcases cultures from all over latin america and the caribbean kron four's camila

barco is in the mission district with more. >> well, as they say in spanish, it's going to be a fiesta. it's going to be a party here in the mission district this morning. this is the 44th annual carnival in san francisco. if you come out, you're going to see colorful costumes here, spanish music and get a taste of the culture. hundreds of musicians and dancers will make their way down the mission on top of decorated floats. this year's theme is going on. is there a more colors of love, inclusivity, family and community? it's been a tradition here for 4 decades and now returning after a two-year hiatus because of the pandemic. we're representing sicko out. >> which were tradition last. the group here from the missing out this kind of on, like, as you mentioned, is a representation of a lot of groups throughout latin america and being from san francisco. being a multi divers. cultural at the center. groups from asia. a

south pacific islands, the polynesian islands. africa. this is global kind of i think it's pretty unique. >> after the parade, the streets will remain closed for the festival is going to be live music, food and other fun activities for people to enjoy this year. there will be a cannabis garden, a new tech and gaming pavilion and lgbtqi plus dedicated stage. the parade will take place in san francisco's mission district. it starts at the corner of 24th and bryant streets. the festivities go west to mission street, then north on 15th street and finishes at south van ness. now this is free to the public. the parade starts at 9.30 this morning in the mission district camila barco kron. 4 news. >> coming up on the kron, 4 morning news remembering the fallen. how the boy and girl scouts of america are honoring

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>> welcome back to kron. 4 morning news. good morning, everybody. blue skies happening at the golden gate bridge. quite a contrast to yesterday and up in the north bay, folks there one have the intrusion of the cloud cover like we did from yesterday. winds are still here providing a little cool relief going on with the sunshine. gets a little toasty for you. maybe in spots. here's a donna san jose state's checking things out there. meet a logical department checking in with blue skies as well. beautiful sunday going on here for you. more 60's in the east bay

right now that we saw just about an hour ago or so, some popping up here in the north bay to santa rosa. 61 novato at 61. 2 san francisco getting close to 59 in. this is coupled with some good strong onshore winds that continue through the day today. now later in this forecast for about 48 hours out, there is an offshore wind event that starts to develop up the solano county folks at the national weather service out of sacramento saying let's put a a fire weather watch. they're probably to turn into a red flag warning a little bit later on with all of that will be watching it. let you know how that develops. so here's the game plan. this to some bad video here nor that sunny and nice, breezy 70's for the bay area wide. now, tomorrow might pop a little bit around 80 or so in some of those well inland spots. eastern contra costa county at the solano county, possibly maybe the napa. then this week, everybody starts moving tuesday through thursday. hot 80's to near 90 expected kind of like last week. and then friday through the weekend, unsettled in cooler. yeah. looks like we have a little

change happen in the long range forecast. models are very inviting and all that it looks wetter than before. and coupled with that, it looks like we won't get the instability to so we get some rain, maybe without lightning. all that 66 san francisco, 71 for oakland, 74 for san jose. so, you know, the numbers are behaving themselves today. some 80 for the most part. we're looking at 78 going on in iraq and also conquered up to the north bay, some middle to upper 70's at work were sub 80 today. 74 for san jose. let's give you a quick peak, though, of that extended forecast just for kicks here. we're at 86 on tuesday, wednesday at 90, then the high breaks down. we're hoping that this is going yield to some showers will have more on this and look at your 4 zone forecast as well. coming up next, though, we have some in

>> welcome back. well, this week marked one year since the deadly san jose vta railyard shooting when a gunman killed

9 people before turning the gun on himself. now, this grim anniversary comes as we mourn the deaths of more victims in texas, new york. and here in california to gun violence. joining me now to talk about this is santa clara county supervisor, auto lee. thank you so much for being here with us today. good morning. thanks for having me today. you supervisor. what goes through your mind at this time of so much grief. it's really that the year. >> we certainly have had so many of the hour flag being have fossum prayers? well, i think the size respect to the victim's family. i think more that we need to do locally and nationally in order to prevent this from happening in the future. yeah. >> you just join together with the santa clara county da and south bay police departments to organize a gun buy-back event that happened just last week at the money for it. so what what was the outcome of that event and what inspired you guys to bring this back

right? >> alaska, my back into the clark county took place before covid. so that's about close to 3 years ago in sunnyvale. and it was a successful event. and since i got elected to the board supervisors the first thing that wanted to do is say let's do another one again. and i thing that we decided a lot of time trying to do another part of the county. so that's why we did it. and the time, very fortunate to these jeff rosen, along with them up as police address. and then there's the police chief all coming together and learning from also what sunday about chief and to to find a way to help our responsible gun owners. they're not in our community to be able safely to turn in these unwanted guns that they don't want in the homes anymore. >> santa clara county see an increase in gun violence during the pandemic. >> yes, definitely. we certainly have seen the various type injuries rezoning from guns effect in terms of

most of the injuries from guns really is not through a crime so much. but really it's the people on the guns and from a for charge. we call for awareness like, you kits, those are the situations that we see in suicides, attempts as well. >> the based on numbers released to us from your office. we understand a 400 guns were actually returned through gun buyback program. one 15, a 415 on how many of those were assault weapons right? >> so all of all we received for us going to be a pre stop assault weapons like the ar 15 bushmaster, which is like the commonly used what the biden all of these mass shootings, most most recent one being of all the and also in a in a new york as well and the bk shooting. we actually have a couple of losing style weapons as well. so as much as we were really trying to buy comes from individual doesn't run

turn. and you know, why falls and what not and we're finding all kinds stuff. and also we also had received. >> 7 will be called ghost guns, which are these unregistered, no number guns that's being assembled. >> will 3 d print it and we were like shocked to see how many of those on in the community. gotcha. so. >> what was your reaction to the sheer volume of firearms that were being turned in, did that 415 number shock. you and surprise you at all. what gratified us that we really want to buy a lot of these guns back for people who doesn't want so that's the good news from. but also shocking to is what we got. >> the ghost guns was certainly a surprise. you know, surprising news of the many shutdowns. it was sawed off shotgun us an option, the front and the back of the stock. the baucus talks wrap to move electrical tell masking tape and then there's really absolutely no good reason for that thing to be

around than for legal uncertainty to weapon itself very highly, highly illegal. we also see that's what community and the fact that we could get them off the streets. it's only a thing for our community. >> and you have any further plans to introduce more legislation, education programs to combat gun violence in santa clara county will definitely. i think these type can i pick program should be at hawk thing. you really should be. and the more frequent basis. so it's like counties, a lot county with 2 million people from pull out a little to no be this to go wrong. so we're hoping that future we could have another one a parker county like the county >> south gas prices, folks in your drive all the way to more pizzas 30, 40 bucks on gas to for the. >> but gun which neighborhoods and communities in santa clara county are most directly impacted by gun violence. >> i would it's really everywhere somehow sends a

being the largest city in santa county. one in people was one which was half the highest number of injuries resulting from, you know, accident and and you as well. so but that really is a problem that bounded by. so you boundaries. we certainly have guns being turned in from another county, media and from fremont and elsewhere. so we're very gratified that this was successful. this one time we really want to have a kid to other cities counties to also consider hosting these events. >> well, you have more gun buyback events in the near future. we're hoping to absolutely side plan to think back to board supervisor for more funding to do it. the cost his previous, but then by weekend. so we spent money on about 40 $2000 415 guns. what's also interesting put a few of the owners between the guns actually didn't want the money. they're just so glad that this opportunity, they contend again safely. so these guns don't get into wrong hands in the future.

>> and what do you think really needs to be done to put an end to gun violence in the south bay? but >> locally? and this is one of many things we can do. we also give up gun lock, for example, so that the people are really needing to make sure that that comes along the way to only gun. takes a vote last responsibility. i myself have in you know, houston, i if a whole year one for 7 a war zone and really understood the importance and how how it is so important. people need to learn about the that the state can safety issues come off as one way getting making sure the kids don't get home. and also the fact that the national we really have some coming situation that's long overdue. like the motorist also about band because the windows pass for the 10 years we put sunset period happens and the amount of the 7 mass shootings as so much lord and after sunset fired. and of course, a universal background check. i think that most americans really great to overcome is 90%. i believe

last poll that just passed. >> thank you very much. santa clara county supervisor, auto lee, we appreciate your perspective and insight on this important issue. thank you very much. what happened and we have have some information. we do want to show you the santa clara county sheriff's office will take unwanted guns. you can call the sheriff's office for more information. that number is on your screen. there. and also the supervisor mentioned that more than half of all guns in the country are self-inflicted or gun deaths. excuse me in the country are self-inflicted. >> if you or someone you know is in need of support, you can call that number on your screen. remember, you are not alone will be right back. self-driving cars. our power grid. water treatment plants. hospital systems. they're all connected to the internet... and vladimir putin or a terrorist could cause them all to self-destruct... a cyber 9-11 that would destroy our country. i'm dan o'dowd and i wrote the software that keeps

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you're planning to get out on the water this long weekend, the coast guard and the contra costa county sheriff have safety tips. they want you to know. >> those include wearing a life jacket and avoiding alcohol while your boating, in fact, all vessels, including stand-up paddleboards, should have a u.s. coast guard approved life jacket for each person on board. you want to make sure that children are supervised and adults should learn cpr. >> 86% personnel that we rescue are not wearing life jackets are victims of voting if you too many people are too much on the boat, too many supplies. crop odds stacked high on fishing vessels and stop. >> it tends to create unstable

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morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. >> let's start off this half hour with a look at our forecast. we've got dave spahr standing by in our weather center with the latest. we need to know. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and blue skies prevail all over the bay. expect that trend to continue this afternoon. will can also have that onshore wind kind of helping out just a little bit, which we see right now out of the west and the northwest, a little bit of a flip around solano counties expected into monday tuesday, which may pose a little issue in and of itself. there's a fire weather watch for now. that may be upgraded to a red flag warning later forecast tomorrow. this what it looks like. we'll keep the 70's on tap. but you might see couple 80's poke out here and there the real heat spike doesn't get going until tuesday and that's where we're going to feel it inland really spiking well through the 80's and maybe about 90 or so come wednesday. 67, antioch, but a cool. 57 livermore at this hour. 61 1 on for concord. 64 oakland and 61. santa rosa for today. again, a lot of 70's

expect4d with sunshine and that on shore breeze continuing this afternoon. we look way ahead into next weekend and will be showing the models later. but it looks like it's a weather situation next weekend and the following week models have been a wet this run that we saw from yesterday. so have more on that. plus your 4 zone forecast in just a bit. stephanie, thanks very much. dave. >> in the east bay, a pedestrian is now dead after a crash in oakland. it happened thursday night right around 11 near the westbound interstate 5.80, off-ramp to seminary avenue. police arrested the driver under suspicion of a felony dui and booked them into jail. i fight hate crime. that's what one man says happened to him as he was walking home. that's when he says someone in a car called him a homophobic slur and shot at him with a gun kron four's amanda hari reports. >> he tells me he's healing pretty well and that he's back home after a few days in the hospital, he says he called 9-1-1 himself. he said he didn't know what happened but

that he was hurt and bleeding. >> america is as dangerous for still, emory at the ridge says he was out with friends having a fun night. >> he decided to walk home just after one on monday morning. he says he paused on the sidewalk here car wash a 10th in harrison. he was deciding whether to call an uber. that's when he saw someone sitting in a car in the car. watch >> and shopping. police say the suspect took off after firing the shot. the person hit at bridge in the hip with a 38 caliber bullet that went down. that's all remember. i asked at the ridge about the slur the suspect used towards homophobia is alive and well in america have dealt with this before. i've you know someone i am. >> outs and i'm proud. he says, despite this experience, he's not afraid. >> and he's proud to call san francisco his home. he had to spend several days in the hospital to heal. you can see

all the bruising around the world. he says, well, he was in the hospital. he was watching the uvalde shooting unfold. firstside wow. >> critical coincidence. but it's not commence at all. it's specifically where we are in this country. he tells me the bullet is still in his hip. >> doctors told him that it would be difficult to remove and safer just to leave it there in the newsroom. amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> the final and oldest victim of the buffalo mass shooting was laid to rest this weekend. vice president kamala harris paid her respects at the saturday funeral for 86 year-old ruth whitfield. this happened at mount olive baptist church in buffalo, the reverend al sharpton also attended. he delivered whitfield's eulogy. the vice president made an emotional plea to end this senseless violence. and frustration and

heartache continues to build for the families of the victims killed in the uvalde school shooting. these are their pictures. the community now demanding answers for why police took so long to respond to the shooting happening in the school, brooke. shafer reports. >> and that 19 pedals. it it was weird times. you can county it out because it was like one, 2. >> the morning in uvalde texas started with chalk messages on sidewalks for and from a town in mourning. it's the sadness. there is also some anger and questions about the time it took for police to get into robb elementary school. i mean, i feel like we'd all risk their lives for children. so i don't see why not been. there are questions about the shooting in uvalde not only from the adults but from the children who live here.

>> we need the sure support. have a lot of questions. so. through this and understand what happened. so we're going to wait here. go. >> holy spirit. couple their children cho went to robb elementary school. these are my friends that lost their kids. within the police department. also my friends, they responded. they have kids. there's pain in the city. so the reactions what you're going, people respond the with some police department, whether it'e haveho have all we're getting is a response. what could have been. >> that was brooke shafer reporting the man online fundraiser for the victims has now raised 4.5 million dollars. the fund is organized by victims. first, they say 100% of the donations on gofundme will go towards victims, families and those wounded in the attacks. community members joined hundreds of boy and girl scouts in san francisco

saturday to plant 26,000. american flags at the graves of fallen soldiers. the tradition took place in the presidio scout leaders and scouts arrived in full uniform for this event. this happened in preparation for monday's official memorial day ceremony at the cemetery, which starts at 10, 30. morial day travelers are being met with high gas prices. high ticket prices in a pileup of flight cancellations this weekend, according to tech company, flightaware more than 2300 cancellations happened on friday nationwide. more than 1400 flights were canceled yesterday, but with delta air lines suffering the most cancellations. now the airline pointed to bad weather being the factor. if you're planning to travel at all this summer, domestic airline fares are about 45% higher than they were a year ago. so your summer vacations might be very expensive if you're planning to fly. and if you're hitting the highways this weekend, instead, good luck finding gas

for under $6 a gallon in the bay area. you're looking at today's average prices for a gallon of regular price is up 5 to $0.10 across the board compared with last week. san francisco is the most expensive at 6.41. and napa. just $0.3 less. san jose and oakland not far behind at around 6.27, best place to fill up today. probably the lay. whoa. they're reporting an average of 6.18, a gallon. but still that is not cheap. in the north bay day 2 of the bottle rock music festival in napa is in the bag. the music festival was either canceled or postponed the past 2 years due to the to the pandemic. here's kron four's gayle ong with a look inside this year's festivities. >> this is the place to be this weekend. >> thousands descended on napa valley this memorial day weekend for the bottle. rock music festival. i love the sunshine. i do. like last time year that happens much grass. >> set up for the term and that's really about yes, nice

to be outside. let you forget about them and for him. and was awesome. it's a good facility. we got it. we've been a quite a by a few is a festival in this is really good. >> the event was canceled in 2020 and delayed last year due to the pandemic this year, no more covid restrictions >> its own arm, but it's great to see everybody you know, there's a great 5 here. the atmosphere is one of great to be back. also returning one year old and that reynolds enjoying live music with dan second time. second time about so much by the love they get to crawl around. loves the music. yeah. this is amazing. >> iraq isn't just for people come here for the food. >> that's double goers. got a taste of napa valley's food, beer and wine. and music

festivals can make for long days. >> i might was amazing. haha. besides a nice day of rest. napa resident crack vegas says there's no place you rather be beautiful weather. great wine, great food, good music. great friends and family to be with boy could be better. and a great holiday weekend. many in the crowd share that sentiment in napa you kron. 4 news. >> what a great assignment. and all that food looks so amazing. electric cars are all the rage. but what about electric power? construction equipment. a new company is introducing just that to the market. tech reporter rich demuro has more. >> for decades, construction equipment has been powered by diesel fuel, which makes it loud and generally unpleasant. now a major supplier is going green with electric, excavators and loaders set to change an entire industry. >> those distinct sounds and smells of construction

equipment. are changing. the diesel engine been replaced. with a battery pack bobcat, one of the world's largest suppliers of compact equipment is going green with new electric options for excavators and loaders. we do from the dirty work gone. is the diesel fuel hydraulic fluid noise and vibration. these machines are mostly silent and sound more like a robot out of a sci-fi movie. >> i mean, reaction was very quiet. you can't even tell that it's on like watching. has 35 years with public works? everything from to doing landscaping, jobs, emergency work. he says homeowners and businesses will love less noise, but people like him that operate. the machinery won't miss the vibration. everything really the same

>> a lot quieter and a lot less stress on your body while there's a first time for everything. and today it's operating electric excavator. there was nothing shine on the hard hat for this with a bit of instruction my even i was able to scoop up a load, rotate and drop it off their ego. so satisfying the machine is smooth, powerful and software updates could add new features, including automation in a machine that's basically been the same for the last 65 years. we're going to technology on it and make it totally different in the next 5 years. okay. got to admit. that was a lot of fun. now, the very last about 4 hours and right now this equipment is about 3 times more expensive than the gas equivalent. of course, those prices should hopefully come down over time. sunbelt rentals will be the first offer. the new electrically starting in july to learn more. go to my website. it is rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart.

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with our weather forecast today. stephanie, keep those memories of chilliness with you. that will help you cope as temperatures start to spike could come morning. good morning, 4, ok? well, it coming your way. sfo. no delays going on this morning. lots of blue skies. >> temperature progress thus far may be chilly in spots. 55, half moon bay. 67. meanwhile for antioch, 57 vallejo. 61 going on for santa rosa. all right. we saw the same program on shore wind. so the highs not here yet. there is a little flip that starts to happen up there around solano county of offshore winds temporarily. that's why there's a fire weather watch has been posted. they're the next step along the way is a red flag warning to look out for. that will take us to until that high parts of the right spot there. and we go over their heat spike and you'll filled up in tahoe as well. 58 tomorrow. 65 tuesday. 72 for wednesday's like last week, pack you're short sleeve shirt you may by midweek. so the traffic upstream, once the high breaks down latter week, look at the moisture coming our way here. breaks down,

boom, that looks pretty copious. hopefully that will hold together. and the good news behind all of that is it looks to be somewhat settled to not unstable. we don't want lightning with this 4 zone forecast for the sunday. 66 san francisco keeping some 50's on there along the coast. 67 for burlingame to the south, lower 70 72 palo alto, redwood city at 71 kind of mid 70's going on here in the south bay and the east bay shoreline scratches into the lower 70's will be pushing near about 80 or so in just a few days. mid 70's tri valley, 77 for walnut creek. 78 conquered 69 for berkeley. allay 66 79 fairfield. 76 coming in for napa in 77 santa rosa. still again, cool at the coast. we do the 7 day forecast. here's the upward trend with temperatures. 86 on tuesday wednesday, about 90 the high breaks down as we finish the week. we do see the arrival of cloud cover with some rain showers, perhaps behind that into next weekend in the following week. meanwhile, along the coast are not going to see as much

movement going to be shelley along the coast, even by midweek, 70. >> i have to remember to keep my jacket on. thank you. day the indianapolis 500 is roaring back for the first time since 2019 and fans are ready to hear the engines and smell burning rubber on the tracks. alexa ross reports from the indianapolis motor speedway with more on what's in store this year. >> well, they don't call it the greatest spectacle in racing for nothing. 300,000 people are expected to pack the stands here at the indianapolis motor speedway for the first time since 2019. >> engines soundtrack of spring in speedway, indiana. growing up. mike mchenry always kept the windows down to enjoy it. >> for me, it's the reason i never moved away. i love listening the race cars. i love watching race cars. so this one right here. this is the 100th. his passion for the

sport began. 55 years ago safe i find in 1982, could hear the indy 500 is a part of mchenry's dna. at this point he's been at every running of the race since 1980. >> with the exception of 2020, it's hard to put into words the disappointment because >> that's what i do on race days. go race and i still count is going, you know, i got the tickets and i watched the race. now. fans and drivers are preparing for one of the increases largest projected crowds in 20 years. i just love being around the event. you know, the hoopla that brings to the, you know, the community. >> everybody gets engaged in the in the race. cars are really built. this place is a lot of things a lot at the end of the day, the fans are really what make the 500 500 can wait to see fully. i don't know how i'm going to feel i'm going to be like nervous and just super excited. i hope i'm just super excited come back. seen know that we're going to top 3 top 4 local crowd makes a spot. i cannot wait to feel that energy as long as the sun's out and the weather is

good. it's >> and he will certainly get his wish the race time forecast 80's and sunny. perfect for any fan in attendance here from the indianapolis motor speedway. i'm alexa ross. >> in sports, major league baseball suspended tommy pham for 3 games because of friday night's altercation with joc peterson fan slott petersen over a fantasy football dispute field. now the bottom now in the game in the bottom of the first kyle farmer takes alex wood deep to left and into the bleachers for a 3 holes. a three-run home run bringing the score 3, 0, in the top of the night. the scores 3 to the giants are down to their last out with their florist singles to right field. joey bart is giving the green light to come home if he's safe, it's tied. us today is a key know as one of the best arms in baseball and he

shows it by easily getting bar at the plate game over the giants lose 3 to 2. they try to salvage one of 3 games in the series today. turning to the a's hosting the twins. now in the 5th inning. the score is 5. one bases are loaded. marcus simeon hits one deep to center over the xfinity sign for a grand slam. believe it or not, this with a semi and first home run of the season. the rangers win final score is 11 for oakland. will try to avoid the four-game sweep today? and does anyone have more fun than soccer fans? well, just look at them. go a raucous crowd in los angeles as the san jose earthquakes take on el afc tied 2 to 2 in the 47th minute. brian rodriguez gets a centering pass. as you just saw there puts it into the back of the net as 3 to 2 l a and that was

the final score. the quakes fall to 3 wins. 5 draws and 6 losses this season. if you're ready to eat some popcorn and enjoy a good movie. tom cruise has your back. he's returning as maverick in the new top gun movie. >> this summer blockbuster is a sequel to the original that was released in the 80's. dean richards tells us all about it. >> it's been 36 years since the original top gun movie came out and in 2 more years of pandemic delays with the sequel to one of the most popular movies of the 80's is finally here with tom cruise. reprising his role as captain pete maverick mitchell. this time, the high-flying smart, alec rebel has been called back to prepare a new crop of young top gun pilots for a

dangerous mission. hard work overcoming obstacles, loyalty and pure courage are pretty much the themes of the plots and subplots here. they're pretty simple and straightforward. never getting in the way of what really sense this movie in the works. speed. the stunning action and airborne acrobatics. this is where the fun and excitement of top gun maverick takes off and never let you go. say what you want about. tom cruise is about the only a list or that can still completely command the screen with just the right amount of fearlessness and swagger. still drawing huge audiences because of his relentless commitment to pushing the envelope and providing a good time for moviegoers. there's enough nostalgia here, including a character or 2 from the original movie that will bring a smile to your face. but crews wisely shares much of the excitement with this new breed of daredevil pilots. sometimes you just want to go to a movie for a good time and top gun maverick delivers it in mach speed. it's a dean's

list. a in theaters only seat on the biggest screen that you can find for maximum impact. >> did you mean they're wave your arms all over the place? well, following it all because of so you nailed it. yes, it all great. and fans of the tv show bob's burgers will be pleased with the new super sized full-length. the bob's burgers movie. >> usually movie versions of tv shows give fans a little something extra here. not so much, but that will probably be more than enough for the faithful. it's 100 minutes of good. not great fun with the belcher family and a dean's list b in chicago. and dean richards. >> we'll be right back.

>> take a look at this. this is the well, it looks story goes. was stuck in a black hole and ingenuity, mars helicopter now making its way through mars. >> it's a record-breaking 25th flight on the red planet. it covered a distance of 2310 feet at a speed of 12 miles per hour. you might think that slow but it was a road across longest and fastest flight since landing on mars. it collided 33 feet a above the planet's surface. this flight took place in early april. the small first of its kind helicopter now preparing for its 29th flight. really cool stuff there. dave. >> yeah, that's great. next

thing i wonder is about doing that. i mean, it's now apparent. i think the russians did something like that, they're not going to say anything what you remember telling is that the air is much lighter there. so you have a but and the mars different story or story. so let's go that 7 day forecast. real well, today, you know, there you got 71 going on for oakland, 74, san jose. those are the numbers going on for today, stephanie. but warming up by the middle of the week. so watch out. buckle up. and i'm always in favor >> thanks all right. from all of us here at kron 4. thanks so much for watching. join us for the kron. 4 news later tonight. i want help a friend. >> have a great day. everybody.

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