y notice the castro valley y light traffic.e thing here for concord highway four through walnut creek. there may be a new crash causing an issue for the east shore freeway. we'll give it a few minutes for chp to give us the update, but there's no slowing there. or at the bay bridge toll plaza, this is holiday traffic. back to you. pretty light out there. thanks, mike. 622 this morning and next here on today in the bay. nbc bay area responds just in time for summer vacation. the bedbug population is growing. so how do you prevent them from infesting your home? i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. we'll show you how next summer vacation. but before you do so, consumer investigator chris moore has a word of caution about bedbugs in hotels and vacation rentals because, sadly, they're bouncing back. bedbugs are hitchhikers. the pest control company orkin says they slowed down a little bit during covid 19 because people weren't traveling. well, people are traveling again. so now, orkin's top bug expert sees the bedbug population g

neighbors are protesting a project proposed by the castro valley unified school district. the district wants to build a new athletic facility, but some neighbors do not want it. kron 4 sarah stinson explains. >> so the proposed field is every part of the green. >> on jeff small lives in the neighborhood above canyon middle school. he's among a group of neighbors in castro valley opposed to the school district building a new athletic facility there. the 14 million dollar project involves building for fields primarily for soccer baseball and softball games. it includes a scoreboard. bleachers field lights, a batting cage and black tops. the new athletic facility would be for the community to use year round. small says they support youth sports but are worried about how it will affect their day-to-day lives. the issue is the scope of the project. it includes 15 stadium lights that will be on until 10:00pm. >> and the noise generated from the house above to school and moist travels up. there's a track and field there right now. i can hear the gravel and the people sneak the di

and the castro valley, why also moves nicely here.e're looking over here toward the overnight closures. remember, just a warning as you look ahead every night. we're having closures now through the end of the year, likely as they work on this bridge. but during the day, still typical traffic control for niles canyon on highway 84 and the south bay. everything moves nicely. the reminder today. also, juneteenth is a federal holiday, so there will be alterations to some of your schedules for these mass transit systems. you notice vta is not listed. they have standard service, but they also continue with that work on the blue line. so there's no train service from santa teresa to capitol stations. you're going to have to use the bus bridge. just letting you know, in case you hadn't used vta until today, that's also an issue. back to you. good to know. always keeping us in the know, mike. thanks. it is 543 right now. big changes coming to this year's california state fair coming up on today in the bay for the first time ever, the fair will

plus, voters giving the green light to building athletic facility in castro valley. so why are neighbors so against this? plus, penalties for pollution coming from chevron's richmond refinery. the controversial decision that's happening tonight. the stories and more i the east bay, neighbors are speaking out against a project that's been proposed by the castro valley unified school district. the district wants to build. >> a new athletic facility. neighbors are saying, though, this is going to have a negative impact on their daily lives kron 4 sarah stinson has the story. >> so the proposed field is every part of the green. >> jeff small lives in the neighborhood above canyon middle school, he's among a group of neighbors in castro valley, opposed to the school district building a new athletic facility there. the 14 million dollar project involves building for fields primarily for soccer baseball and softball games. it includes a scoreboard. bleachers field lights, a batting cage and black tops. the new athletic facility would be for the community to use year round.

i'm sara stinson reporting in castro valley ron. 4 news.rly a dozen students have joined a lawsuit against the alum rock union school district kron four's. tiffany justice has more. this is as bad as it possibly gets in a school district. the a limb rock union school district in san jose is facing accusations of covering for a former music teacher. 44 year-old israel, santiago was arrested in 2022 for allegedly sexually assaulting children under 12 years old at adelante, a dual language academy monday. a civil lawsuit was filed by attorneys representing 11 additional victims from william shepherd middle school. >>and ben painter, elementary, it claims the school district employee santiago as a music teacher at 3 schools, despite knowing of a sexually inappropriate behavior inside the classroom. >>he was prolific that money was a clearly. >>and >>this is a rocks ministrations fault. he clearly was emboldened. i mean, if you're if you're caught, you're told we're just going add another school. what do you think that does what it does is it it

course or you want to get over to santa rita road, that would be much better for you to get over to castro valleyt's talk about some of the other commutes around the bay. the silicon valley commute is mild. there is some slow traffic there. and at the bay bridge, in case you're wondering about that, that is backed up as you get out toward the macarthur maze. 735 let's go to the weather now. here's steve south. >> thank you sir. we'll focus on a big fog bank for many. not for all, but for many when it makes it to cloverdale. that's a heck of a push. also up the napa valley, there are a few breaks. not many in marin county, but usually around mount tamalpais. but that's a lot of fog. even out over san pablo bay, out to american canyon, vallejo, maybe cordelia hiddenbrooke as well, and solid on the coast. some breaks around san jose, fremont for a few, but cool it now, no doubt even out to the inland areas. travis had a gust of 40 miles an hour about midnight, so that equals 60s and 70s on the temps. all right, let's get back to the news now with dave and ali. >> all right. thank you steve. new this

i'm sara stinson reporting en castro valley kron. 4 news. >> san francisco's ambassadors program is at of being cut. its fate relies on the mayor's approval of a recent budget proposal. san francisco city leaders and community groups are now speaking out saying they want to say that. >> thanks. jus i am no longer homeless and currently living in london shelters. and i'm not oing to stay there forever. i'm also trying to transition into more permanent housing, which is one of my dreams. >> the program provides safety escorts helps neighbors report crimes helps people find housing and job opportunities. it serves multilingual communities, but san francisco is facing an 800 million dollar budget deficit. and the mayor says some changes to the program are necessary. goal is to make sure. >> none of these ambassadors unemployed, but we do need to consolidate our ambassador programs is more cost-effective and it's an opportunity to make sure that were not spreading ourself been and where keeping in supporting the most effective ambassador programs that we have. >> mayor breed has until augus

. >> coming up next, why castro valley officials have delayed voting on a new athletic complex and what set to happen next? plus, a 15 year-old found dead in a san francisco driveway. >> with drugs in her system, the mother's message to parents. >> plus, what governor newsom is saying about students having cell phones follette school prom for news is back in just a moment. >> tonight a mother is pleading for help. so she and her family can have some closure after her. 15 year-old daughter jasmine was found dead in san francisco. marta says her daughter was abused as a child and was in and out of hospitals over the years. she says doctors gave her lots of drugs to help her cope. jasmine was released from an east bay hospital on april 17th 3 days later, she was found dead in a driveway in san francisco's ocean view neighborhood. autopsy revealed she had fentanyl cocaine, meth. antidepressants and allergy matters medicine in her system. >> and it's just blows my mind. know that my beautiful 15 year-old daughter most her life because of droughts. it's just that's not right. what if anthony'

she is hoping to reopen the restaurant in castro valley.ll unclear tonight what caused this fire. but officials said at the time it did not appear to be suspicious. >> condemned homes are becoming an attractive option for home buyers in the bay area as supply dwindles. investors are getting creative purchasing rundown and condemned properties like this one in san jose. we told you earlier this week it was on the market for $700,000, a realtor we spoke with says some buyers are simply looking for land value. and one of the state's most desirable markets. >> this is these are very special circumstances where you have larger lots, you know, half acre in that range you're going to be a special by or that's able to to see what's possible there and have the capacity to make something happen. it just really speaks to the fact that there's been incredible demand and need for housing opportunities in the bay area. and we just haven't kept up with the supply to meet that demand. >> stark says he's not necessarily seeing a wild influx of these types o

sarah stinson has more on the story from castro valley. >> so the proposed field is every part of theen. >> jeff small lives in the neighborhood above canyon middle school. he's among a group of neighbors in castro valley opposed to the school district building a new athletic facility there. the 14 million dollar project involves building for fields primarily for soccer baseball and softball games. it includes a scoreboard. bleachers field lights, a batting cage and black tops. the new athletic facility would be for the community to use year round. small says they support youth sports but are worried about how it will affect their day-to-day lives. the issue is the scope of the project. it includes 15 stadium lights that will be on until 10:00pm. >> and the noise generated from the house above to school and moist travels up there's a track and field there right now. i can hear the gravel and the people sneak the district began planning this project in 2017 after a bond measure passed by voters. since then, there have been many meetings with public forums and design proposals. the late

i'm sara stinson reporting in castro valley kron. 4 news. >> a playground project oakland donated by steph and ayesha curry has been vandalized. the school district sent some photos of the vandalism that happened at global family elementary over the weekend. the vandals tore apart. planters. they ripped out the arab nations system for the plants. they broke all of the wooden benches. the playground was one of the major additions to the campus during a renovation project years ago. anyone with information is being asked to contact oakland police. >> kron 4 is your local election headquarters and for the second time now, the top 5 candidates for mayor in san francisco debated the city's top issues, including homelessness, affordability and crime in the city. >> and not surprisingly, several candidates were taking aim at the incumbent mayor london breed kron 4 s jack moment reports. >> well, the debate may be over, but the energy that they'll this room will stick with the candidates through november. it took place here at uc law in the tenderloin. it's one of the many neighborhoods in w

. >> neighbors are speaking out against a project that's proposed by the castro valley unified schoolletic facility and neighbors say it will have a negative impact on their daily lives. kron 4 sarah stinson has the story. >> so the proposed field is every part of green. >> jeff small lives in the neighborhood above canyon middle school. he's among a group of neighbors in castro valley opposed to the school district building a new athletic facility there. the 14 million dollar project involves building for fields primarily for soccer baseball and softball games. it includes a scoreboard. bleachers field lights, a batting cage and black tops. the new athletic facility would be for the community to use year round. small says they support youth sports but are worried about how it will affect their day-to-day lives. the issue is the scope of the project. it includes 15 stadium lights that will be on until 10:00pm. >> and the noise generated from the house to school and moist travels up and there's a track and field there right now. i can hear the gravel and the people sneak the district b

it's warm in oakland at 86, even warmer in fremont at 8788 castro valley. and then inland. where we have that major heat risk because fairfield, brentwood hitting about 100 today, 99 in pittsburg, walnut creek, it's hot at 95. even livermore coming in at 97 degrees. so the accuweather seven day forecast we're underneath this heat for several days. that heat alert is arriving today with that summerlike sizzle tomorrow thursday we see the heat start to ease. but it's really friday. relief will arrive with our fog returning and a much more comfortable heading into the weekend with lots of sunshine. both saturday and sunday. guys >> thanks, drew. new at six. bad news if you're planning a trip. airlines say fares are going to keep climbing as we approach the 80th anniversary of d-day. >> the turning point of world war two. gma introducing us to the brave men and women of the war effort. traveling to normandy on a very special flight from dallas to france. one of those taking the trip, 98 year old jean gibson from pinole. abc news reporter laura spencer will have much more, with

i'm sara stinson reporting in castro valley kron. 4 news. >> now to the latest on the wildfires closenear lake sonoma containment now 50%. it all started sunday afternoon. it spread to 1200 acres within just 24 hours and destroyed 2 homes. one firefighter was hurt, but they're expected to be okay. local residents are being allowed evacuation checkpoints. put the retrieve some of things evacuation orders, however, remain in effect. >> and evacuation centers set up at laguna high school. that's it for sale. >> the sites fire that's in colusa county started on monday and has tripled in size happening about 60 miles northwest of sacramento for more than 15,600 acres and is 5% contained. evacuation orders have been issued. we don't have any reports of any injuries or damage buildings. firefighters say this is been a wind driven fire. they also say low humidity is played a huge role along with other challenges. >> kallands can be presented in this area is a terrain. so you have a lot of steep terrain. there's a lot peaks and valleys that they're working through. so there's going to be site

the castro valley school board has delayed voting on those athletic field in an email to kron 4. they say the district wants to make sure that all the information options are evaluated thoroughly adding they want to ensure the board has all the information necessary to make an informed decision. >> trevor shirley in washington. lawmakers are pushing for a crackdown on ai-generated revenge and some lawmakers say it's time for lawmakers say it's time for big tech to get invo i have active psoriatic arthritis. but with skyrizi to treat my skin and joints, count me in. along with clearer skin, skyrizi helps me move with less joint pain, stiffness, swelling, and fatigue. and is just 4 doses a year, after 2 starter doses. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections or a lower ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, had a vaccine, or plan to. there's nothing like clearer skin and better movement and that means everything! ask your doctor about skyrizi today. learn how abbvie could help you save. ♪ (ominous music) ♪ yes,

she is hoping to reopen the restaurant in castro valley. still unclear tonight.hat fire. but officials said at the time it did not appear to be suspicious. >> condemned homes are becoming an attractive option for home buyers in the bay area as supply dwindles. investors are getting a bit creative by purchasing rundown and condemned properties like this one in san jose. we told you earlier this week it was on the market for $700,000, a realtor we spoke with says some buyers are simply looking for land value. and one of the state's most desirable markets. >> this is these are very special circumstances where you have larger lots, you know, half acre in that range you're going to be a special by or that's able to to see what's possible there and have the capacity to make something happen. it just really speaks to the fact that there's been incredible demand and need for housing opportunities in the bay area. and we just haven't kept up with the supply to meet that demand. >> stark says he's not saying a wild influx of these types of properties for sale just yet. but

and we have some slowing on eastbound 580 through castro valley.ough. for example, in the south bay we do have a backup, that's for sure, but that's more along the lines of normal, slow traffic getting over to the sunnyvale, palo alto and cupertino areas. 817 let's bring steve back in with today's weather sound. >> thank you sir. well, it's sunny for most, but the fog is doing its best to start to ramp up and head up the coast. maiden parts of marin coast, muir beach trying to take the turn. head over towards bolinas. it's on the western part of the city, down to daly city. but if you're along the embarcadero, there's no fog there yet, but you can maybe see it off in the distance for sure. on the san mateo and santa cruz coast, and then down to monterey and then now making the move in the santa clara valley. so it's on its way, even if you don't get the fog, i think the presence of it alone will start to kick in a sea breeze. two systems, one to the south. this one here is this low is kind of lifting northward. that's allowing that fog to ramp up.

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fremont's as well as castro valley. conquered sonoma and pittsburgh at 101, antioch in vacaville at 102 today, santa rosa after yesterday's triple-digit, you should stay at 97 today. now tomorrow's temperatures won't be as hot as today's but still 90's and still heat advisories for thursday. after that, the weekend does bring relief with highs falling into the 70's and 80's, right. all right, john, the for that. let's get rolling here. 14 minute ride into the city. not seeing any major accidents or delays on our bridges. mateo bridge, 17 minutes hours, december filled out. well. >> and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 23 minutes. well, nevada police, they need your help. they're trying find a missing woman. callie harris shown on your screen was last seen tuesday afternoon live in the san marin area. 5 feet tall, 130 pounds. she's got around here. lies she was last seen wearing a dark colored shirt pants, purple headphones. you have any information you're asked to contact police. and this morning, the corral fir

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allin is hoping to reopen the restaurant in castro valley.hat caused the fire. >> as we get closer to the 4th of july holiday and weekend, the vallejo fire department among those warning people against using illegal fireworks. the department has already seen a spike in grass fires this year. they are reminding people that fireworks are prohibited inside city limits and they say firefighters will be patrolling the area. >> taking a live look outside right now at the golden gate bridge shy, you know, trout fog as we're used to seeing it. yeah. the kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. sarah lawrence. it's cooler. we like cooler. >> yeah. how about that? that fog really rolling in bringing down the temperatures around the bay area today. now these are start to change a little bit tomorrow, but that's where the bay right now that sea breeze has been blowing cooling the temperatures all around the bay area. speaking of fire danger, though, you know, we do get those strong winds in the afternoon or this time of year. use of those winds start

his body was found on a rural castro valley road, bound, gagged and strangled in 2021. today in court, a judge accepted a plea deal against the man accused of killing him. richard ontiveros, who converted to islam in prison and now goes by the last name ali, was sentenced to 15 years to life after accepting a deal for second degree murder. he gets credit for time already served and will be eligible for parole in about ten years. this morning, the victim's sister, lori hansen, asked the judge to reject that plea deal negotiated by alameda county district attorney's office. she begged for a jury trial in the case. >> i don't think that i begin to heal at all because i've been too busy trying to fight. it has changed me as a person. it has changed my family. >> but judge scott patton upheld the plea deal. he said he sympathized with the victim's family but said that, quote, taking the case to trial would mean there's a possibility there would be a hung jury or no conviction at all. >> there's a long history to this case, and it's a lot more than, you know, what gets presen

coming off the castro valley way a little bit of slowing south through hayward. incident has not shown any real build. highway 437 now there's a little more slowing toward the richmond bridge. and of course, the metering lights are on at the bay bridge with barely any backup at the toll plaza. south bay is just started with the slowing showing back to you. thank you very much, mike. well, happening now, we're closing in on the final stretch for golden gate fields today. kicks off horse racing tracks closing weekend. it's closing after more than 80 years in the east bay. the closure announced last summer as the owners hope to get more horses racing at another one of its operations in the santa anita track in southern california for its final day of operation is on sunday. up next, a look at the top stories this morning, including a mountain lion still on the loose in san jose, could be more than one. the reason wildlife experts say sightings are becoming more common and how you can protect yourself. protecting the right to same sex marriage a new initiative govern

it's warm today 79, in oakland, but 87 in fremont, 88 castro valley and then inland.e're getting hot. 95 in walnut creek with that heat advisory. 98 in brentwood, pleasanton, up to 95 degrees overnight tonight. just a little bit of patchy fog. around half moon bay. otherwise clear skies and overnight lows in the 50s and in the 60s. accuweather seven days. just one day of our heat spiking. then those temperatures cool off and by thursday we're actually below average for a day with morning clouds to sun, those temperatures rebound heading into the weekend. mild sunshine, looking fantastic for father's day on sunday, guys. >> thanks, drew. now we bring in ginger zee with a look at what's coming up on gma. >> good morning ginger. >> yes reggie kumasi nice to be with you. so coming up here on a tuesday we'll start with the latest on a story i know you've been following the hunter biden case. it is now in the hands of the jury. dan abrams is here to break it all down. also, george's interview with some of the sandy hook shooting survivors. they're preparing to graduate high

it is warm with that moderate heat risk. 83 in oakland but 89 in castro valley.e the major heat risk because 101 in fairfield, 100 in pittsburg, 98 in livermore overnight tonight we have clear skies and temperatures a little bit cooler tonight than we were this morning. more of us will fall into the 50s heading into thursday. by thursday, we start to see that heat kind of shrink in most areas. and then by friday it is a widespread cooldown. friday is going to feel refreshing for those hot cities inland. and then by saturday, we'll find those temperatures very comfortable with full sunshine heading into sunday. so the accuweather seven day forecast shows you heat alert today. widespread cool down hits us by friday. fog returns here saturday morning, which leads to seasonable temperatures over the weekend. and then early next week we will start to see a bit of a warm up for monday and tuesday. guys, thanks, drew. >> a special honor for the ceo of disney. abc seven's parent company, bob iger, is now an honorary knight of the order of the british empire. prince willi

the massive fire tore through the lake public market in castro valley.lding how several small businesses, including poke go restaurant owner sue dillon says they opened just 9 months ago and the road literally been flipped. upside down. lana mother of 3 says the bills have piled up as a struggling to rebuild their lives. >> i was so sad overwhelming those like i don't know what to do like don't know what is the we can't do anything right now, but there's nothing that we can do. mike, we can't even get in the building right now. just feels like on fear. like why it happens to me. >> well, has a gofundme set up with the goal of raising $100,000. she's hoping to reopen the restaurant castro valley. still unclear what caused the fire. officials said it does not appear to be suspicious. condemn homes are becoming an attractive option for home buyers in the bay as supply goes down. >> that this is these are very special circumstances where you have l rger lots, you know, half acre in that range you're going to be a special buyer that's able to to see what's po

she is hoping to reopen the restaurant in castro valley. it's still unclear what caused this fire.fficials are saying it does not appear to be suspicious. florida governor ron desantis has declared a state of emergency in several counties due to dangerous flooding in south florida. the city of fort lauderdale received more than a month's worth of rain yesterday with 9 and a half inches. miami and naples also saw severe flooding and there are still millions of people in the state under flood advisories. kyle is here now to track that system and that he's much rain. would you believe they were in drought before this happened? and this is what you call. we love to get some rain, but not this much of this likely because you get so much flooding. so let's take a look at everybody. let's zoom and, you know, i hate to show you this because >> it's still going on. north miami got over 20 of inches, 20 inches of rain in 48 hours. they had a tornado touchdown. hobe sound, florida. they have had on the west coast. they've had out in pacific there in the atlantic, rather in the gulf. they have

so that massive fire tore through the lake chabot public market in castro valley. that building how several small businesses, including ok, go. restaurant owner suki linds says that they opened up just 9 months ago and their world has now been flipped upside down. linda is a mother 3. she says the bills have now piled up as they're struggling to rebuild their lives. >> i was so sad overwhelming those like i don't know what to do like don't know what is the we can't do anything right now, but there's nothing that we can do. mike, we can't even get him to do right now. just feels like on fear. like why it happens to me. >> olin has a gofundme page set up. their goal is to raise $100,000. she's hoping to reopen the restaurant in castro valley. it's still unclear what caused that fire. but officials say it does not appear to be suspicious at this point. it's 6.22. coming up on the kron 4 morning news covid cases are surging again. you know somebody with i do. we'll tell you more about the norman, bad news... i never graduated from med school. what? -but the good news i

his body was found on a rural castro valley road, bound, gagged and strangled in 2021.oday in court, a judge accepted a plea deal against the man accused of killing him. richard ontiveros, who converted to islam in prison and now goes by the last name ali, was sentenced to 15 years to life after accepting a deal for second degree murder. he gets credit for time already served and will be eligible for parole in about ten years. this morning, the victim's sister, laurie hansen, asked the judge to reject that plea deal negotiated by alameda county district attorney's office. she begged for a jury trial in the case. >> i don't think that i've begun to heal at all because i've been too busy trying to fight. it has changed me as a person. it has changed my family. >> but judge scott patton upheld the plea deal. he said he sympathized with the victim's family but said that, quote, taking the case to trial would mean there's a possibility there would be a hung jury or no conviction at all. there's a long history to this case, and it's a lot more than, you know, what gets presen

mid 70s hayward backing through castro valley. this sounds pleasant, but the change for the weekend that you need to know about mike and julie. that's still to come. >> all right. see you soon, roberta. thank you. still to come. also a bay area mother tonight in mourning after her child drowned over the memorial day weekend. after the break, she shares her story. and as a warning to parents to avoid suffering the same tragedy. >> la nina. >> and she was playing in swimming with some friends. and she got into the water and she can come out. a lot of people tried to help, but, they can a slow network is no network for business. that's why more choose comcast business. and now, we're introducing ultimate speed for business —our fastest plans yet. we're up to 12 times faster than verizon, at&t, and t-mobile. and existing customers could even get up to triple the speeds... at no additional cost. it's ultimate speed for ultimate business. don't miss out on our fastest speed plans yet! switch to comcast business and get started for $49.9

castro valley. it's unclear what caused the fire.t did not appear to be suspicious. >> well, happening today, thousands santa clara county doctors and nurses are going to be rallying to prevent the closure of regional medical center in san jose. the trauma center at the east san jose hospital is set to close on august. 20th ralliers say the center provides essential care and lifesaving procedures for heart attacks and stroke. patients. employees say they have already received layoff notices. they will be presenting petitions to state leaders to prevent the closure. the rally is set for 11 o'clock or 11 30. that will be at the regional medical center on north jackson avenue. another covid surge could be coming to the bay area the california department of public health is reporting they detected higher virus levels in san francisco's wastewater. they're also alerting the public of symptoms that you may not necessarily associate with covid. >> we've been seeing more a typical sentence as more people get being moved. no eyes. yeah. and y

have temperatures in the low 60s lining the east shore, 61 degrees in hayward, backing through castro valley. it is 70 degrees now in cupertino and campbell. back into your los gatos and saratoga. the winds. wow 29 mile per hour gusts in throughout that san bruno gap. 13 mile per hour wind. see these winds are all over the place. they're variable. and that explains the variation in the temperatures today. we have a westerly in hayward and more of a northeasterly now around the sea shore. the winds are calm, but a gust picks up from time to time in novato. and look at the wind now out of the south in concord, 32 mile per hour gusts in fairfield. these temperatures are up to 14 degrees cooler at this hour than yesterday. at this time, let's focus in on the west coast because we do have the fog. it will reform late tonight, but it won't be quite as extensive. and then we have some high clouds over mendocino county into humboldt tonight. better sleeping weather. i'm all for that. boy. it's been warm overnight because it's been so darn hot during the day tomorrow. the temperatures going up to 89

backing all the way into guerneville and also rohnert park, 52, in redwood city, mid 50s around castro valley and 53 degrees in san mateo going up to high in the mid 70s. these temperatures are pleasant, just slightly cooler than where they should be for this time of the year. check this out. your extended forecast. we jump on friday. as far as our numbers are concerned, there's your first triple digit of the summer season that will be experienced in throughout the livermore, pleasanton and dublin area on saturday. heather. >> all right. thanks so much, roberta. appreciate it. >> feels wonderful. it feels wonderful because we're able to now give more to the community, a small nonprofit with some big plans. >> we'll tell you about the new addition that will allow the group to help even more people in n d. from china to the san francisco zoo say they will turn out in force to a zoo committee meeting tomorrow. san francisco's board of supervisors approved that proposal that would allow the city to request private funds to build the zoo enclosure for the pandas. a coalition made up of in defense

i think by tomorrow morning you might notice a little bit towards hayward, castro valley, possibly getting over the dublin grade in towards the tri valley and pleasanton as well. if you wake up to the smell of smoke this morning, tomorrow morning, i should say that could be the reason why. so right now that air quality advisory does continue as we see those winds still out of the west filling that smoke right now across the central bay and south bay into the evening. back to you, rob. thanks so much for that update. and of course, we will continue to follow this story throughout this newscast. and coming up at 530, we're going to be joined live by san mateo county supervisor david canepa. he's going to discuss how this fire ruined years of planning and building and where the county goes from here. all right, let's take you to the east bay fire crews mopping up and trying to fully contain the biggest wildfire we've had so far this season. it's called the corral fire. it started saturday afternoon near the lawrence livermore lab in san joaquin county. it spread quickly, destroyed one home, t

it is warm to hot, 83 in oakland, 89 in fremont, the same castro valley and inland. this is where we have the major heat risk today, 101 fairfield, 101 antioch 97, walnut creek 98. in livermore, the evening planner. our marine layer still taking a break. so that means it's a mild evening with clear skies. and that will lead to a clear night overnight tonight. a little bit cooler tonight than we are right now with more of us in the 50s as our starting temperatures. as we get into thursday. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. our heat alert continues today. relief really hits us on friday. that's when temperatures cool off dramatically. fog returns saturday morning, but by sunday it's full sunshine with sunny and warmer conditions early next week. guys, thank you drew. >> coming up, the seven things to know this morning keanu reeves gngn tour. >> but it your bones can support two times your weight. it's in your nature to stand strong. your cells renew every 27 days. it's in your nature to glow. your digestion can improve by laughing with friends. it's in your na

okay, you got alameda , dun, san ramon, san ramon and castro valley, castro valley. >> no, no, walnuth a little more heart. one. >> two. three. >> danville. correct boom! >> the city of pleasanton became pleasanton in in 1869. my question is, where did the name pleasanton come from? >> because it's such a lovely place to live. >> i think that may be right. >> i think the tagline is it's in the name, right? it's very pleasant. it's very pleasant, but you're wrong. >> oh, no. >> what is it? they had a lot of desperados bars and other various establishments. >> indeed, that offered a lot of pleasantries. thus we have pleasanton. >> you know, i like the way you're thinking, but you're wrong. >> i know it was misspelled. it is. it is pleasanton or something like that. yes. the a should have been an o. >> yes. and it was named after something i know this one. >> it was it was a colonel pleasanton i think. sure. >> he was a colonel, captain, a general a general is correct. >> yes, a general who. >> oh, general plus pleasanton. >> yes. >> and there you go. >> in all its glory downtown. please

so maybe if you're trying to leave livermore heading over to, let's say, castro valley or the sunol gradego out and get on the freeway, alice. worst is there. we're going to find out more about this at noon. >> all right. tom, surveillance video from sunnyvale shows a moment that about 20 people broke into a jewelry store. now, the smashed cases there with hammers and other tools. it happened at a store on el camino real wednesday afternoon. police were able to arrest five people involved in this robbery and recover some of that jewelry. but the total value of what was stolen is still unclear. right now, investigators are searching for the other people involved and say they're trying to determine if this incident is connected to a similar robbery in sunnyvale last month. two southern california. now police are searching for the man wearing a shirt seen chasing a man at lax who then ran into an elderly woman and knocked her unconscious. police say the woman was retrieving her luggage when the man ran through. they say the chase started with road rage, a fistfight. the woman was taken to th

. >> all lanes of i-580, in castro valley are now back open. a chp sharing this video as crews are turning a tanker truck back on its wheels after it rolled over during a crash. chp says that no one was injured. >> the list is growing now with a number of wildfires. we have been following a grass fire in benicia that forced evacuations is now completely bin contains burned. 3 acres started this morning near bayshore road. crews say they're just mopping up hot spots. no one was hurt and no buildings were damaged. in brentwood. what they're calling the albert's fire is now. 95% contained. but it burned more than 500 acres. it started just before 11, 30 this morning near the intersection of albert court and deer valley roads. no one was hurt. buildings were not damaged. kron four's here for all the wildfire coverage. just scan the qr code on your screen. you go to our wildfire page on kron 4 dot com where we have updates on evacuation orders. air quality maps, active fires and more. >> all right. taking a live look outside right now at mount diabl

. >> castro valley school board has delayed voting on new athletic fields. this comes after backlash from some locals against a proposal to build a new athletic complex. the district says they want to make sure all info and options have been evaluated thoroughly so they can make an informed decision. the board will make a decision on the project. they say at a meeting expected to be scheduled in the near future >> a group east oakland celebrating a milestone today rise says that it is 1 million dollars closer to reaching a fundraising goal to build more affordable housing and create some jobs. kron four's philippe djegal reports. >> fargo's 1 million dollar donation means the group rise east has raised 41 million dollars their 50 million dollar goal this year. i would trigger another 50 million dollar donation from a national philanthropic organization. these entrepreneurs in legacy residents of east oakland deserve affordable. >> and safe places to live but also recreate the money will help the black cultural zone. cdc purchase land to develop the liberatio

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. >> oh yeah, it was a little toasty in hayward and castro valley and places like that, but even hottermore and concord d danville. >> i mean, comfortable here in san francisco. maybe not so much out there, not so much out there, but it will become more comfortable there in the next few days as we have an onshore flow developing right now. >> as you can see right now in the satellite radar composite image. so the marine layer is making a return and not a moment too soon. our heat advisory remains in effect until 11:00 tonight for virtually all of our interior hills and valleys. so under this kind of excessive heat, there is an increased risk, of course, of heat related illness. so bear that in mind. try to stay hydrated, limit your exposure to the heat and the sun. now that cooldown that's coming eventually is being assisted by this onshore flow. right now we have breezy conditions, but we don't have powerful gusts yet, and the 24 hour temperature change shows that it hasn't cooled down much even with that onshore flow developing now, because it's about 12 to 13 degrees warmer in most i

. >> and as if that is not enough in castro valley, fire crews.hey are responding to another grass fire there. this one is along sydney ways. you can see there started about 5.30, this this fire is in a more residential area than the other 2 firefighters say they don't have any other information about this fire for us at this time. we're certainly working together more information and we'll bring it to you all. the latest 3 fires coming up tonight on kron for news at 10 11, they have the winds have been problematic today and that was certainly the case with this massive building that was under construction in redwood city. it caught fire late morning. yeah, no word yet on what caused this blaze. it happened at an affordable housing complex project was under construction on middlefield road. you're looking at file footage there from earlier. that's near the costco, just south of highway 84. 26 engines and 7 ladder trucks responding to that big blaze. the building is expected to be a total loss. the good news here, though, is that nobody was hurt. f

2022, when the proud boys frightened children and their families at the san lorenzo library in castro valley. to the extent that we have people who have different opinions, we welcome that >> and we're prepared to address there's any concerns that come during the time we have this but we're looking forward to walnut creek, embracing the community here, which is we are very inclusive community. and so we're looking part of successful event. so theme says the police department will be in position to respond to any public safety issues. >> the event is free but advance registration is required for children and they must be accompanied by an adult in walnut creek. philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news. oakland city officials holding a flag raising ceremony this morning to bring in pride month. >> city holds on the celebrations until september. but mayor sheng welcomes residents to support rights of the lgbtq+ community in the month of june. and that wonderful flag right there is going to be overlooking the city from city hall all month long. and san francisco city also ringing in the beginning of pr

. >> we found 13 year old cameron caraway from castro valley checking things out. we first met cam last year when he was becoming a rising star on the junior stock car circuit. he fully expects to be racing here one day. >> so far, my dream of hopefully becoming a future nascar cup series driver still going strong for it. it's always been something that i always loved my entire life. >> nascar fans know if you're coming out here, there's a couple of must haves sunglasses and ear protection because it is super loud, right? >> what? >> the engine roar just keeps us awake. >> orville mahone from vallejo brought his son oakley to experience the same thrills he had as a kid. >> i want to show him this is what i grew up with, from my grandfather to my father to my generation, and pass it down to him that this this is america right here. >> this is america. >> freedom nascar weekend culminates with a toyota save mart 350 on sunday at sonoma raceway. cornell, bernard abc seven news. >> a three alarm vegetation fire charred 22 acres on a hillside near brentwood today. the b

in castro valley, head inland and it's going to be up to 100. 97 degrees in livermore. your accuweather seven day forecast, triple digit heat the next couple of days summerlike inland areas, 60s coast side, 80s around the bay and as we head into the end of the workweek, you will notice those temperatures coming down. the heat eases thursday, friday. the relief really arrives when you're in the 50s to 80s, and then the weekend will be nicer. nothing like the heat that we're about to experience. so dan and omar get ready, brace ourselves. a small window of absolutelyhave and cash in at cache creek casino resort. to rock and to roll. to go all out or go all in with four stars and rising stars. northern california's premier casino resort is the perfect place to do as much... or as little as you want. make your getaway now and cache in at cache creek casino resort. anthony: this making you uncomfortable? good. when you've got type 2 diabetes like me, you have up to 4 times greater risk of stroke, heart attack or worse death. even when meeting your a1

you've got 91 degrees in livermore, 90 in pleasant about 88 in dublin, 72 in castro valley.bout 75 degrees in oakland tomorrow about 81 in concord and 93 getting hot still in bread a plan about 90 in vacaville. 74, though, that delta breeze kicking into the niche and 70 degrees and we'll kind of windy by the afternoon and breezy along the coastline, a return to some low clouds and some fog and some cooler weather on the way. much cooler for everybody on thursday. slight warm up again on friday. that cooling down right around average for the weekend. all right, lawrence. coming up, former giant announced you're in l brooks moon receiving quite the honor of the state capitol. >> plus, or look after the >> plus, or look after the break. ( ♪♪ ) you made a cow! actually it's a piggy bank. my inspiration to start saving. how about a more solid way to save? i'm listening. well, bmo helps get your savings habit into shape with a cash reward every month you save. both: cash reward? and there's a cash bonus when you open a new checking account to get you started. wow. anything you can

2022, when the proud boys frightened children and their families at the san lorenzo library in castro valley. to the extent that we have people who have different opinions, we welcome that >> and we're prepared to address there's any concerns that come during the time we have this but we're looking forward to walnut creek, embracing the community here, which is we are very inclusive community. and so we're looking part of successful event. theme says the police department will be in position to respond to any public safety issues. >> the event is free but advance registration is required for children and they must be accompanied by an adult in walnut creek. philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news. >> dounreay bring thousands to san francisco this weekend. of course, this outdoor concert is being thrown by deejays skrillex. and fred, again, many people hoping this will become a regular occurrence and maybe revitalize the downtown area. kron four's lezla gooden. joining us live from the city with a closer look. the massive event was left. >> yes, over 20,000 fans are just a few hours away until they

so cloverdale, ukiah, heading into the east bay, 79 in oakland, 88 in fremont, 89 castro valley inland areas. you're going to sizzle 100 in fairfield and livermore, 98 in concord and 95 in san ramon. here's your accuweather seven day forecast. the good thing is that triple digit mark there. that's only one day out of the next seven. okay, so if you don't like the hot weather, temperatures do slowly come down. sunday is not quite as hot. it's in the mid 90s upper 50s, coast side and then that cooldown continues through monday before a little recovery tuesday wednesday, and then back down into the 50s, 60s coast side 80s inland. so really nice looking weather. nice for you and your friends as well. >> and dan, all the conventions, everyone in town, everything goin las vegas aces, the two time reigning champions, have sold out all of their regular season games. that has never happened before in the wnba. they led the league in attendance last season and are averaging more than 10,000 fans a game this season. clark's indiana fever will take that title this season, averaging nearly 17,000 f

little more, maybe 90 degrees. 87 in pleasanton about 91 in concord. 84 in written about 73 in castro valleyrth bay, those temperatures running well up as we'll see these temperatures really start to crest as we get into next week to in these numbers getting on the hot side. boy, it looks like as we get into the next few days the weekend look like a nice weekend. slightly above average temperatures on saturday and sunday as we get toward next week, though, monday boy started get closer to triple digits. i think he's aliyah 101 degrees. the hot spots on tuesday, maybe 100 for wednesday. that continues in the 4th of july. sizzling temperatures, these may be conservative. now i'm starting to see some things now. i'm thinking we could see even hotter than that as we get toward the middle of next week. >> even hotter this weekend to potentially that? i think it feels pretty good on the short term forecast is that long range where i'm seeing some thinking, boy, we could be talking 107, maybe more while in some spots will see while. all right. thanks, lauren. >> the san francisco giants are invitin

. >> all lanes are now back open on i-580, in castro valley after army truck overturn their happened in the eastbound lane at 160rd avenue. chp says it nobody was hurt. no word tonight on exactly what caused that crash. >> san francisco police are looking for this person. they believe this person may be connected to. >> messages and threats left outside a home on grove street in the city. the victim >> told police he found racially offensive items and messages left right next to the home. this is video from in april. and this happened in the same area where a longtime resident, a black man told kron 4 he received packages containing a black doll with a noose around its neck just days before his home burned out. police have not said if this man is connected to those incidents, but anyone with info about this person, person ere is asked to call police. in the south bay. a woman is behind bars tonight after police say she stabbed a man to death in downtown san jose happened sunday on north 17th and east santa clara streets. police say they found a man bleeding from a stab wound, not bre