>> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news. >> now at 10, a rare sight of rain in may. and we're tracking a chilly evening in the bay area tonight after we saw showers all across the region earlier today. good evening and thank you for joining us for kron. 4 news at 10. i'm dan thorn. today's weather might put a damper on your plans. but as gayle ong tells it's expected to maybe

be a dry one on sunday. yeah. yeah. some better weather tomorrow. you may woken up to some raindrops. i sure didn't. the east bay. >> i have some rain totals for you. you as you know, the mountain mount tam and cut the most to 2 inches of rain and over an read half moon bay, santa rosa made an engine. san francisco close to an inch of rain in 24 hours. pretty significant, especially this time late in the season. so you can see that activity is now tapering off the sierra is getting some snow tonight. there's actually a winter storm warning in place. not ideal travel tonight, but you can see the activity has is starting to diminish. you may see a stray shower or 2 overnight, but now it's going to be all about the chilly temperatures. we are 11 degrees down this time yesterday in santa rosa. it you can see in the north bay fairfield down 10, then 7 degrees down in san jose. so that will be the next weather headline because we are now behind this front. so be all about the overnight chilly temperatures from that tonight and sunday into monday. so

temperatures are down to the 40's in places like santa rosa and napa. it low 50's in mountain view and san jose. we will be dealing with the freeze. you can see it's still breezy tonight along the coast, especially relatively calm as you make your way to the south bay. so tomorrow will be sunny, but we will be breezy, but we will be warmer in the 60's. we'll see some mostly sunny skies and then we start to warm up starting tuesday and believe it or not. we have 80's back in the forecast. even close to 90's inland next weekend. details in my full forecast. back to you. all right, jill, thanks a lot. students around the bay area continuing protests enter college campuses. >> in support of palestinian people amid israel's war on gaza. and today, those encampments were recovering from the rain while preparing for what comes next. kron four's jack moment has more from san jose. well, some of the protests have been lasting for days, others weeks, but they're continuing to press forward here in the bay area. >> with students wanting their schools to divest or be

transparent about their financial ties with the nation of israel. but it may be quiet here in san jose state's campus. but pretty soon it may have its own protest as well. san jose's gearing up for graduation, but online, there's chatter about a pro-palestine protest happening on may. saw people next to help building just like painting a big sign. robert cleveland is graduating soon and says he supports the ongoing protests, possibly reaching his i feel like it needs to be i wasn't. it's not happening with the government. >> at >> i mean, we're we're the ones that contain everything. coming up, head north to palo alto. this group of students is on day 8 of a pro-palestine protest camp out on their campus. even that everything's good posters soiled by the recent rain. but wooden pallets and tarps were able to keep students sleeping here last night. but friday evening, a counter-protester violated vigil of candles. students tell us they say police responded and took the counter protester away. kron 4

reached out to stanford pd but did not hear back and also give them some support for to know that other people also thinking about the mode at left-back lives in the area and donated supplies to stanford students. she says her daughters are part of the student encampments around the country and wants things to go peacefuldy. really don't understand why we're fighting the students because all they're trying to ask for is for cease-fire back in san jose state. it's very like is very sad seeing it, especially when. >> the asked people. robert cleveland says he supports the cause of pro-palestine student protests have thought about. >> i have with my mom no, because you don't want and says he's looking forward to the possible protest this week. gen z in next group going to be the future of the world, especially. >> and we need to make a change now for not is not going to happen. >> from the other san jose jack moment kron 4 news and southern california ucla. the smoke is cleared from the violent clashes over the war in gaza. but accusations of

security lapses are rising tonight. critics of the university's police chief say he did not do enough to keep students safe during the chaos. chris wolfe has more. >> officers, firework. the fireworks. >> always. john reported from the front lines tuesday evening when counte%-protesters described by some simply as a mob launched an attack on an expansive pro-palestinian encampment set up in the heart of ucla. >> according to reports, authorities did not respond properly to handle the melee for 3 and some witnesses tell ktla when officers did arrive, they were slow to enter the fray. now the la times is

quoting sources as saying ucla police chief john thomas is facing growing scrutiny for how his department handled the violence. that >> the article mentions serious security lapses and explains the thomases. sure. university leadership on the morning before the and he could mobilize course is quote, in the end. but thomas is denying those allegations declaring he did everything possible to provide security and protect students. just a shame that we've come to this point where >> jewish students feel like they can't. they're unsafe on campus where obviously there's a lot of parents suffering in the middle east right now. and i think that there's a lot of people that don't really quite understand the the complexity of this conflict that dates back. not just 75 years, but thousands of years. >> that was chris wolfe reporting for us tonight. israel and hamas appear to be seriously negotiating and extended cease-fire in gaza. israeli officials say an agreement well not bring a

permanent end to the war hamas delegation is meeting in cairo. negotiators say both sides have agreed to significant concessions after months of stalled talks. meanwhile, an american official with the united nations says northern gaza's experiencing full-blown famine and it could soon make its way to the southern part of the enclave. new at 10 o'clock open. police are offering a reward for anyone who has information on 2 homicides that took place about a year apart. they believe these 2 cases may be connected. police say multiple suspects are connected to the homicide of henry tejada and deshaun roads. tejada was shot and killed on april. 28 2020 near foothill church. the great 2020 nissan armada without license plates was seen pulling up before. multiple people got out and shot him. he was 23 years old. the car was later recovered in determined to be a rental from reno, nevada. rhodes was also killed by gunfire on june 19th

2021. on the lakeshore in brooklyn, right in front of lake merritt. anyone with information about either one of these cases is being asked to call oakland police. the suspect in a standoff on i-80 in fairfield remains in critical condition tonight. after chp says he shot himself. chp originally reported he was dead but said late last night that medical teams were able to revive him at a hospital. the standoff began after a multi-county pursuit which originated in sonoma county yesterday afternoon. the eventual police standoff in fairfield shutdown 80 in both directions for hours last night affecting thousands of bay area drivers. all lanes were back open as of this morning, the solano county district attorney's office is now handling the investigation. oakland police are increasing the number officers on patrol this weekend. they're trying to prevent illegal sideshow activity for cinco de mayo. the department says during 2022 2023, they told 150 cars

issued nearly 80 citations and made several arrests. the city of san jose is gearing up for its annual cinco de mayo celebrations this weekend, united low-rider council of san jose brought out their cars last night for a preview what to expect to see tomorrow. plenty of car fans take pictures out there as low rider council says it's been working with the san jose police department and the city on how to make this year's celebration better. last year, local leaders called the san jose police tactics to shut down highways during cinco de mayo. racist. >> last year there some issues with some we met with the sounds of police she's my staff we what last year and week. a mother come out class and council come out and that would be for the seat of the mob that and for most of what the plans were.

>> this year the police department released its planned road closures in effort to be more transparent. >> has been first mayor and i'm sitting administration justin and we would like to wish our beautiful city and happy birthday open and it is city of oakland celebrating its 100 72nd birthday today. mayor sheng thao in the city administrator shouting out the east bay city alongside mistah fab. >> congresswoman barbara lee d oakland roots soccer team and many, many more open was first established on may 4th 18. 52 during the state's gold rush. it's now the bay area's third-largest city and county seat of alameda county. >> when so that he is i was his is disgusting. >> coming up here at 10 o'clock in the east bay, mcdonald's shut down after employees say they've been dealing with a rat infestation. plus, it's the end of an era. my beloved east bay comic book shop has

decided to close its doors for good. >> and the heaviest band of rain has moved out of the bay area. we will be dealing with some breezy conditions will have the details in your 4 zone forecast after the break.

>> highway 82 is back open in palo alto after being closed. it university avenue because of flooding under the overpass. police say the highway opened at about 2.30 this afternoon after being closed for more than 2 hours. the national weather service. so there was a lot of rain that was going to be hitting the bay area on saturday. and

of course, we saw the rain earlier today is a look at bay bridge toll plaza which seems to be nice and dry out there this evening. gayle ong joining us. >> look at the hello. a nice and dry over at sfo as well. so here's that satellite loop from the last 24 hours. you can see overnight that band came through. you may have or the rain in the morning. >> it was a solid band of rain. here is pretty we definitely saw 2 inches in the highest peaks like mount tam and then read half moon bay. and now all that activity is heading to the sierra here. so there's a winter storm warning in place for tonight until tomorrow morning. but for us, we're starting to clear out so we have some clouds right now, but that will be clearing out, as you can see in our future cast model, just some passing clouds, maybe a stray shower overnight. but when you wake up tomorrow, mostly clear skies here and same thing for the afternoon. it will be breezy, though, so that as the front lee's, we will be behind this cold front and it will leave us some breezy conditions. so don't let the

sun it will be, especially by the coast here. so here's that. the future wind gusts. we're at the teens and 20's right now and the higher peaks, stronger winds. and then here is the morning. we% remain in the teens and 20's, more stronger winds along the coast. we get a pop around the afternoon at 24 miles per hour in san rafale. 26 over in sanford. just go. 24 in oakland and expect that breeze to stick around for the afternoon and evening overnight lows in the upper 30's in the north bay like santa rosa. napa. you may see maybe flirting with the upper 30's and low 40's. but everywhere else where in the 40's for the day and will be warming up to the 50's 60's so much warmer than today will still be in the upper 50's in oakland, san francisco mill valley, but low 60's as you make your way inland. a hayward fremont and san jose that low 60's. but we will be warming up. take a look at the 7 day forecast all the changes. so sunday, cinco de mayo looks like we have better weather than we did today in

the 60's around our inland communities and the bay 50's along the coast. but as you make your way towards tuesday, wednesday, even stretching all the way to next saturday, we could see close to 90 degrees for inland communities. so we are rebounding with the temperatures. wow, sensitive to heat. you know, you want to be careful. stay hydrated. be prepared for that. because we're not used to, you know, getting into the warmer months. but so bottom line will be dry. looks like but will be hot sauce. yeah, i think people are really been waiting for a weekend like that. exactly i know especially this season, right? we've been talking about rain a lot. every weekend, we're kind of going, hey, guess what? don't have any plans to dry weekends in a row. but yes, better weather tomorrow. all right down, thank you. you're welcome. >> alright, police arrest a man accused of striking someone with in the head with a rifle in walnut creek. police say this attack happened back in march near las lomas high school. the victim was found with a head wound believed to be from the stock end of an assault rifle.

suspect was later identified as 28 year-old malcolm harris of sassoon city. this week, harris was found and arrested by police in las vegas. he's currently in the contra costa county jail. and hayward is arrested after investigators say he shot a man and then buried the body. witnesses say the shooting happened back on april. 26 near san antonio in hammond streets. 40's later the suspected shooter was seen riding an atv near the train tracks and tennyson road. police say they tried to stop him, but he led them on a chase to a home near last chance streets. police say he went inside a garage and then barricaded himself. they say after hours of negotiations, andres sanchez peacefully surrendered and was taken into custody. that same day investigators went back to the shooting location and they found the victim's body covered with dirt and debris. some victims identity has not yet been released. driverless cars are coming to the peninsula. maybe farther south waymo is now planning to

expand its services to sunnyvale. the california public utilities commission approved the expansion back in january and the pilot program will now only be available to waymo employees at first and they will only be able to order riders only trips anywhere from san francisco down to san mateo and burlingame. pro-palestinian protests, protesters and supporters briefly disrupting the commencement ceremony today at the university of michigan. the demonstrators called on the university to divest their ties with israel. they chanted disclose divest. we will not stop. we will not rest. it was only a brief interruption of the ceremony, though. and in the meantime, it's rallied at kent state university during the school's remembrance of the may 4th shootings. 54 years ago today, those demonstrators standing their ground but keeping a promise. dave nethers reports

from ohio. >> it's remembering 4 who were killed at kent state. 54 years ago. i feel like they're not forgotten when national guardsmen fired into a crowd of antiwar demonstrators here think that someone would come and she kids vote it me. i'd say 3 or days to really to think about what really happened. universities may 4th remembrance. he need solemn occasion. survivor dean kaylor asked during the victory bell. >> in memory of those who died in like him who were wounded. >> the old saying is if you forget your history, you're doomed to repeat it. having these events and reminding people what happened here. 54 years goes very important. among those in attendance, pro-palestine demonstrators. >> who say they see parallels between the events of 1970, and unrest at college campuses across the u.s. today. we want to make sure we send our very

clearly and loudly i could state. we stand with the students, students who have on the right side of history for so many times in a row, making sure they were seen well, keeping their promise not to be disrupt situation. call though, making their presence known during the university president's address. let me say here that i honor the president by protesters. >> i appreciate had get lot today. >> just as i would honor the presence of those who might disagree with you. and afterwards. >> staging a passion demonstration of their own. with the university, allowing them the opportunity to voice their concerns say. supporters of israel silently stood their went through the crowd and talked to several of them.

>> so that support your cause. i do not support anti-semitism. i had come away with. >> that >> that. >> freedom of speech is extremely important in has to be protected and that the events of the past still resonate today. >> and that was dave nethers reporting for us tonight from columbus. still to come, hundreds are rescued from rising flood waters in texas following extreme rain in the region and it's been nearly 6 months since famed horn barbecue was destroyed in a fire. what the fire department is now saying about the cause of that blaze. first on for

mcdonald's has been shut down after an alleged a rat infestation. >> kron four's lezla gooden was at the mcdonald's near lake merrit when the fast food restaurant was forced to close up and has videos of the rats employees shared with kron 4. we do have a warning for you, video may be difficult to watch. >> i was right in the parking lot of a mcdonald's located at 13, 30 jackson street in oakland when a health department employee started turning customers away, who were inside and in the middle of the drive-thru, i asked what was the cause of the store closure. this was her response from the health department. they have some sanitation the season. they need to clean up. >> what did you find you mind telling >> and this comes while 6 mcdonald's employees are actively on strike from this location due to what they say is an unhealthy working

condition. now, take a look at this video captured inside by a worker where you can see a live rat on the counter. now the mcdonald's employees say they have found rat eating food prepared for customers. the workers have now filed a formal complaint to cal osha with the help from the california fast food workers union. >> when i saw that he has i was his is disgusting. and so this is broadening just 40 employees working on these conditions, but also for the coastal the communities affected today. i also spoke with the alameda county health department about these concerns. >> i was told the location did receive annual inspection back in february and no violations were found. and once we share s made these allegati by the employees, the department said they would be sending an inspector by to investigate. and that's what we saw on friday. and i did reach out to mcdonald's earlier before the stark

closure and they sent us this statement from the owner and operator joseph wong. it reads in part, it's important that employees have a safe place to come to work. when we became aware of the issue, we immediately contacted pest control and continue to work with them to address this. and we will continue to follow this story and we're hoping to learn more about what the next steps are for this mcdonald's location. in the newsroom going kron. 4 news. >> and arson investigation is now under way following that fire that destroyed horn barbecue in oakland. it happened just a few days before thanksgiving last year. and since then, owner matt horne has maintain that his restaurant was targeted by arson officials have confirmed the fire was deliberately set. but there is no word right now on a suspect horn barbecue did reopen last week as part of horns, other restaurant maddie's old-fashioned in downtown oakland. coming up

next, another body found near the 3 men who had gotten missing in mexico. what we're learning about that 4th victim and a popular music festival canceled just hours before it was set to begin. why officials say they were forced to make this decision. plus, a rare may snowstorm slowing down drivers in the sierrayeah,

your eyes are not deceiving you. that's a snow a slowing down drivers in some areas and >> even shutting down traffic in others. storm forecast to bring over a foot to the upper

mountain and palisades tahoe and ski season is now expected to go through memorial day where shot. shows us what people have dealt with that higher elevations today. >> it went from heavy rain in sacramento. chain control at nyack. >> you want? and snow just like that. i'm the ground and sides of the roadway, but we didn't get that far into. we got stuck in traffic for a good couple of hours. >> i'm not sure what's going on up there, but seems like maybe someone slit out something is blocking the road. robert mutt mkx got on his feet to investigate the holdup in traffic along 80 at rainbow road. >> what caltrans said that several spinouts shut down traffic on both sides of the freeway for several hours. we got stuck eastbound traffic just past rainbow road for at

least 3 hours. slow co. we're just going to visit grandma. we just from reno to sacramento. so i'm not. >> our fate of drive in the snow, but i usually plan it where i can leave a little early or, you know, to avoid. the next up being from reno. he knew to prepare for extreme weather. we filled up on gas and we have food and water because i as they prepare, you know, we're going over the mountains is just kind of caught us by surprise. others were caught bit off-guard. what do you think about all this? that's a lot. yeah. a pretty crazy. >> how is all that traffic? those like mad max is we thought it was start of like one, carol, i think is predicted to actually. >> they left san francisco to head to truckee for some skiing. >> just keen might out here a little pretty awesome the 70's. >> this trucker was unprepared

for the big down of the national weather service tells fox 40 with this late season storm we'd see about one to 2 inches of snow hour. i did not take are you coming around? i came from something he planned to continue to chicago, but with all the delays the studios, it was most he'll probably have to call it a night sooner in reno today. you cause itself ahead. i'll be here. we have >> i mean, does the truck and the cause of road don't look like that? >> aside from water and some food, he says chains are essential for all truckers. with you. >> well, as don't trust the weather. come on. no pay attention is what you need to do. that was rowena shaddox reporting for us let's also get a look at the conditions along highway 50. this is what it looks in meyers chain controls remain in effect on

50 from tigers to myers. and a short time ago, we saw this in placer county. that is hail falling down in loomis today. a lot of weird weather out there. gayle ong, a tracking all of it for us. what's happening to go? >> yeah. the sierra definitely getting that wacky weather even at this hour. so there is still a winter storm warning in place along the western at this. and you can see here on satellite and radar as the rain has moved out of the bay area. you can see it's quite busy there in the sierra and here it is diamond. pete. you can see the snow, which is right over picnic tables there. >> so this winter storm warning is in effect until 08:00am tomorrow. and yet we're expecting some gusty winds. 55 miles an hour, especially around highway 3.95. maybe almost a foot of snow at the 5,000 elevation of 2 feet around 7,000. so here's the future cast model, snowy

conditions overnight. as you can see that purple there overnight and then even into early, this is 5.45 sunday morning and thank start to taper off the 09:00am hour. but we looks like we get a pop a little pop in the afternoon, but a better day to travel after tomorrow morning. and you can see dry conditions there. how much snow we're expecting. we're expecting a few more inches of snow here. so from now until tomorrow night, maybe like 6 to 12 inches, 3 to 6, the lower elevations there. so better conditions. wait till after late tomorrow morning, i looks like caltrans should be able to plow all roads out there. but the rest of the week will be warming up. so i can see why a shot over at highway 50 right south lake tahoe was crowded. people want to get in all this spring skiing temperatures right now statewide were in the upper 40's on the coast, low 50's but we will be warming up here in the bay area. take a look at the 10 at 10 outlook

particularly late next week, our inland communities could close to 90. this is 86 we're seeing. so we'll be keeping an eye on that. back to you. >> all right, gail, thanks. a lot out of a serious situation happening in the south. more than 400 people had to be rescued from rising floodwaters in houston today after heavy rains drenched a wide region from houston to east texas. the water continuing to rise and officials are asking residents who live in low-lying areas to evacuate. plus, more rain is expected tonight. sara welch has the latest. >> neighborhoods turned into lakes as rescue teams pulled stranded residents and their pets from waist-high water outside houston. unfortunately, this flooding event is much worse than what they're used to and so and waited a little too late to realize you know, they should have maybe heeded the warning. liberty county. i think the

the reason they don't is because they hear these warnings quite often. and quite often the you know, don't end up meaning years bad as what they are now. and so they feel like, well, i made it last time. hundreds of people were rescued from their homes following significant rainfall. these riverside communities used to yearly flooding but nothing like this. even with the rain the rain really hard and never got that. >> but because of them releasing water, people who evacuated ahead of the storm watched water flow into their subdivisions following friday's fierce storms. mandatory evacuations issued for those living in low-lying areas going to present this way. >> women are much more of >> reports of more than 20 inches fell in some places friday, emergency management moved to its highest activation level for maximum readiness as more rain is on the way. it means that there's an imminent threat to life and property ongoing throughout the day and possibly the

weekend. >> all protective measures should be taken. >> and that was sara welch reporting for us tonight. we've got some new details about the grisly discovery of bodies of 3 surfers in baja, california. the mexican state attorney general's office says a 4th body has been discovered where the surfers were found in a 50 foot. well, the 4th victim has been identified as a ranch owner who disappeared 2 weeks ago. he on the property where the bodies were found. the surfers identified as jack carter road from san diego and australian brothers jake and callum robinson, a woman found with a phone belonging to one of the australian surfers and 2 men have been taken into custody. newly released video shows suspected migrants jumping off of a boat in newport beach. the video captured nearly 2 weeks ago. but local say it's a growing problem in orange county. the boat docked around noon on saturday. april 20th on the balboa peninsula near the world famous wedge surf

spot when deputies arrived but was still there. but everyone on it this up here, officials say maritime smuggling has more than doubled in california since 2020. the popular lovers and friends festival in las vegas has been canceled less than 24 hours before it was supposed to start. officials were blaming high winds. the lineup, including alicia keys, mary j blige the new hall of famer janet jackson and gwen stefani. but organizers say the show is off after the national weather service issued a high wind warning for the area. and official statement was posted on social media yesterday saying, quote, we must make the safe and save his decision for our fans, artists and staff and cancel ticket holders will get a full the fund. governor gavin newsom has issued a proclamation declaring children's mental health awareness week in california. data shows that from 2018 to

2020 suicide was the second-leading cause of death. among california's youth aged 10 to 25 years, children's mental health awareness week. that week is a reminder of how important is connect with and be there for one another and to reach out time you can help someone else may be struggling. free comic book day celebrated worldwide and more than 2 decades the annual event was founded at a comic book shop in concord. well, today flying colors, comics distributed thousands of free comics. but as kron four's philippe djegal reports, this year's event was bittersweet because it's the last one at the story location. the countdown to free comic book day will culminate with a big batch flying colors, comics and other cool stuff in concord saturday. it's may the 4th be with you. star wars >> so there may be some characters from a galaxy far, far away. will also be an

emotional day for joe field and his loyal customers who have been shopping in his store since it opened 35 years ago. >> his leases up at the end of the year and he has not been offered or renewal. we hope there isn't a closing date. we hope that there's more of a transition day and that's what we're working towards as field explores options to settle down at another store front. he is proud of what his business has brought to the community and how the free comic book event he founded. 23 years ago has spread worldwide. >> andrew has been purchasing comic springfield, most his life. joe's fantastic. and he does so much not even just for that story. and he does a lot for the local community as well. and although this chapter of flying colors will soon come to an end. >> field is optimistic about the businesses future, which he says will not be limited to the web. our community is built by people coming in and being here and being a part of what goes on. >> i don't see the smiles if its online and i that's what

feeds me is in to be able to make people happy and do that in person in concord, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> san francisco is focusing on empowering downtown businesses. mayor london breed and state senator scott wiener have announced new plans for an entertainment zone in downtown. it will allow restaurants and bars to sell alcohol during outdoor events. >> and hang out with your friends and have a beer. >> and listen to music without going through some lengthy city process sound permit drama, stuff. i am trying to get rid of the bureaucracy which takes away the fun in what so many are small businesses are trying to create to continue to ensure that the vibrancy and the excitement of why people love san francisco remains. >> just got to cut through that red tape, right? the mayor's legislation will be introduced at the next board of supervisors meeting on

tuesday. san jose is opening new shops to try to revitalize their downtown area as well. >> welcoming 5 new retail businesses and to store fronts. all local women-owned businesses offering retail experience that highlights our city's unique energy and personality >> and those new shops include a plant nursery candle making store several unique gift shops with imported gets. coming up, the a's are rolling through the american league winning 6 straight. coming up in sports, aaron wilson, let us know if the >> rainn put a little damper on the a's hot street.

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>> and now kron 4 sports. >> well, equipment weather pretty much interrupted almost every sport of it today, least across the entire country. that is. but we'll start with baseball and local teams cause. we have to talk about the giants and the phillies because they had game today and the size. the rain in philly, the giants, they get bad news about their catcher patrick bailey before the game after leaving yesterday's contests, he was actually diagnosed with a concussion. so of course, you don't want to see that he was placed on seven-day. after about at 90 minute delay, the game actually begun under way, though, after 90 minute delay probably wish, though, that it at least for sfa because the phillies jumped. over the starter. keating win in the first right here, running in bases, loaded for brandon

marshall single sharply into right field in. >> in comes to other ryans is 2 to nothing. phillies in the inning keeps going. now 3, nothing phillies. the man over bryson stott who shoots the shot right in the middle to could handle that one. brings the lead to 4 to nothing there. wind got lit up for 4 runs and 4 hits and only 2 of right there dry well. they missed patrick bailey in the second bryce harper up and mitch white throws a pitch down tom murphy can't handle junior a motel right here scores. and it's a wild pitch 6 to nothing in the phillies. will they built a 9 to nothing lead the we'll show you the one good play. you see it there. wilmer flores is able to get a homer to say this season. it was the first of the season for phillies, though they beat beat down the giants 14 to 3. the giants have now lost 5 of their last 7 games and are now. >> 4 games under 500. but the a's they had a better go today as they've been doing pretty much all season. they are 3

and a half hour delay, though, after that, though, the fans they were treated to the chris blue skies of oakland and the game 2 between the marlins in the red hot, a steam who are playing out of their minds so far and already up nothing they continue the a's like they're muscling, gave their fans and and good will fire work show it started right there from britain. roker who unloads a fastball high and deep to left before 4, 7, 447 feet out there. >> and then they had a 4 to nothing lead in the inning, though it continues at the day's a tags, a sinker way out to center field 410 feet. it was his 4th on the 7 in the thing for the age now and they reload the bases. abraham torres, hernandez, rifles like lane single to right. and leads to more runs in. well, that's all for the a's in the lead. ballooned to 9 to nothing. finally, we finished the highlights with the player who started the one talking about. look, there you see it there. he deposits his second homer of the inning out to

left and brooker was 2 for 2 with 5 rbi in the inning. the a's they put a 10 spot on the marlins in the 3rd when rains, it pours in the 8th pounded with a 21 hit type of game today. >> a fright the maryland 20 to 4 with the final score that makes it 6 wins in a row and 8 of 9 so far in these last few games and they reached the 500 mark. now city is 17 17 on the season. >> now over to the nba because obviously we have some playoff basketball between the cold jokic and the champion nuggets and anthony edwards, who's trying to make his team of the timberwolves champions of their own. and he made his presence absolutely known. it was on the top right here. thanks to 3 drives of the is to fade over tomorrow. murray found and it's good timberwolves daily, 14 to 2 and it was had 11 of those 14 of the nuggets. they do come storming back 13, nothing reggie jackson with that of the fence. forces the turnover in you to michael board is doing for the plus. you see it there. 20 points before the

nuggets they lead by 2 after one quarter joker. he came alive in the second. take down. the rebounding goes coast to coast. running through rudy gobare with the floater. there and the nuggets they lead by 4 at the break. and here comes the in me and this time on de block sport dry. with his left hand, is leading karl anthony-towns just that on the other. and it was jam that you could not have missed 20 points for people's lives 2 after 3 quarters that come the chance tomorrow. murray right there. he at no point in the first with the at 17 in the second. >> he hits the trey there and plus the bowden against good backup one. but they had no answer than i reading with 16 off the bench, including that they can jam right there. and what he did missing? obviously not he will. they were up 9, 45 lifting. and what is the fate over port is 42 points was 7 rebounds. blocks and a steal at wisley that he was 106 to 99 win joins a class

with kobe only one to have done that have a 40 point game consecutively under the age of 22 grabbing home court advantage over the stunned champs. now and baseball and basketball because today they brought out the hats and got to go to the sport of kings this but one 50th. >> running of the kentucky derby where the world's movers and shakers were all dressed up for their sunday's best in a drink of mint juleps as the morning long in in the in the crowd. they got what they were hoping for with a fantastic finish. here's the call. take a listen. an amazing finish. a close one. it that it was mistake than with the wind at 3 horse photo finish aging out sierra leone by a nose

literally with for every young coming in 3rd south. it. >> 18 to one. missed big dan wrote the rail down the stretch with the shortly to the wire before 1400 using 1,560710. massive the completely a lot of a lot of fans were there churchill read this man says i can goodness gracious. it was a great day to be at the kentucky derby after the raises that mistake. dan, what a great name for a horse. mystic i didn't think about it getting really good thinking about it. i do in your sports. i'm how of those i'm telling you? people should probably take advantage of a package deal because the a's are trying to put everyone on notice. right now. ruling out one at a bay. we're going at thing. i hear ya. all right. erin wilson, thank you. all right. thanks sticking with the a's right here. because mason miller is actually. >> the american league's reliever of the month. the a's

pitcher has 8 saves. >> 29 strikeouts and 4 walks in 14 innings. he's made 12 appearances so far this season. and among major league relievers, he ranks first in strikeouts and is tied for 7th in saves. and that package deal that wilson was just talking about. the a's are offering a chance to see 45 games this summer tickets for the games will be at oak landing and the summer pass offers just 99 bucks and is valid for home games. starting on may 21st. it also includes up to 4 guest passes at discounted rates. and as we know, the 2024 season is their final one. before that, he moves up one to 5, the sacramento, 80, i should say in 2025 and eventually las vegas. the team has won a lot of games so far this year and exciting team to check out jail. >> we are going to be drying out and warming up this week. we're talking 80's once again. i'll have your 7 day forecast

after the break.

>> maine's pints for paws is coming up next month. done june first. and tickets are just $95. and with that, you will get a commemorative belgian style glass with unlimited tastings of local craft beers, wines and ciders and to celebrate the berkeley humane is waiving all adoption fees for this month of may. so if you've been waiting adopt now is a good time. and you can also enjoy a pint as well. all right. let's get a final check of your forecast at this 10 o'clock hour with

meteorologist gayle ong. but first, we're taking a look right here at some drone video. look at that baby yoda or maybe adult, you know, to i don't know which version of yoda. this paddleboarding out there. this is a drone show that was going on at the port of redwood city tonight. thank you so much. sending in this video. so of course it's may the 4th be with you. ryan first star wars. anyway, gayle, what's happening with the weather? >> yeah, well, much better weather on a sunday tomorrow. if. >> you know, you don't like the rain will we're drying out. so we will see a maybe a chance of a stray shower overnight, but overall will be clearing. >> as you make your way through sunday morning, we'll see some sunny skies again. it will be breezy, though. we will be behind that front and then the late next week you'll see it in the seven-day in just a dinute. we will see a warming trend. hot get out the ways you can see this for a moment. your 7 day outlook. so cinco de mayo tomorrow looks nice in the 60's low 50's over by the coast. we see some

clouds along monday but come tuesday, wednesday and thursday, even into next saturday. so week from now, we could see close to 90 degrees for inland communities and upper 70's for everyone else, though, 60's by the coast. so yeah, you want to hang on to your sunglasses in your hat and sunscreen and stay hydrated. there. but yes, we're going to weather whiplash wednesday for yeah. not bad, though. hey 80's. you can complain. yeah. so you know, especially if we could see 90's. we'll see. >> i come see you guys in a week from now. we'll see what habits. >> all right. looking forward to it. all right. we'll take a quick break here at this 10 o'clock hour. don't go anywhere. because kron, 4 news at 11 begins in just minutes to news station, this at 11.

now, 11 students around the bay area are continuing protests at their college campuses in support of palestinian people amid israel's war on gaza. thank you for joining us for kron. 4 news at 11. i'm dan thorn today. encampments were recovering from the rain while preparing for what comes next. kron four's jack moment has more from san jose. well, some of the protests have been lasting for days. others weeks, but they're continuing to press forward here in the bay area. >> with students wanting their schools to divest or be transparent about their financial ties with the nation of israel. but it may be quiet here in san jose state's campus. but pretty soon it may have its own protest as well.