♪ you long-legged, guitar-pickin' man, mm ♪ ♪ but we can work this out ♪ ♪ uh-huh, yes, ma'am, i think we can ♪ oh, hey, i love that big, sweet mouth. you a long-legged guitar-picking man! >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news. >> now at 10, a double stabbing under investigation tonight in east san jose as cinco de mayo celebrations are still going on. good evening and thank you for joining us for kron. 4 news at 10. i'm dan thorn. the violence leaving 2 people in critical condition tonight. and investigators say the double stabbing happened just before

5.30, in the area of south king road and way. police have been asking people to avoid the area as there were a lot of cars and people that already been out there for the celebrations, we're still working to get some more information as police are investigating tonight. well, as for those celebrations are happening all over the bay area today and in san jose every year thousands of people own san jose to celebrate kron four's jacmel. but joining us live from downtown san jose with more. hey yet. and that's right. things are pretty wild throughout the day out, probably count at least aliyah 1000 people here throughout the day cesar chavez things went by pretty smoothly throughout most of the day. but that doesn't mean things ended going off and hits there with as a police saying that they had to detour a section of santa clara street, put that claim to be some sideshows later in the >> a long before san jose police did to at this section

of santa clara street claiming sideshows took over the area after an afternoon of cinco de mayo celebrations. the road backed up with burnouts honking, cheering. but earlier in the day, both >> yeah. what are you guys doing today with the >> as the ball. we say really have you know, done marco scalp on a san jose born and raised says he's happy the city is working to put a bigger cinco de mayo celebrations every year. >> you know my today's the day, you know, we're all the >> gather not they would like. and all the political. >> music and food. and that silva came to cinco de mayo at cesar chavez plaza to sell her jewelry. and so san jose's come a long way and how it

that >> all >> it's guys today. >> as though for everybody else out about >> they >> now there was still pretty large backup of cars on that detour that police set up on santa clara street. it does look like it's about cleared up right now not to be taught to police to ask them about any possible arrest was made to what they called sideshow activity happening this evening. they said any possible numbers on those probably won't be available until tomorrow morning reporting live at downtown san jose jacmel that kron 4 news. all right, jack, have fun out there. thank you. >> police in oakland already called one person allegedly planning to take part in a sideshow this evening, oakland

police sharing this picture on twitter were few pictures on twitter about an hour ago saying this driver was identified as a side show promoter and was arrested for recklessly evading police. opd says it has additioral units out there tonight prepared to respond to any sideshows that might pop up. new at 10 police in oakland are also investigating after a person was shot and killed late near lake merritt. police say the shooting happened just before noon on first avenue. the victim's name has not been released in that same area, though a driver crashed into a parking lot and america's best value inn on east 12th street. and this is a video and images from the citizen app. police have not confirmed if that shooting, though, was connected to that crash. people rallied in lafayette today bringing attention in the 100 hostages still being held by hamas. attendees say

this is a reoccurring rally over highway. 24 in lafayette, they held up american and israeli flags as well as faces of those who have been captured. they want israel and hamas to reach a deal to bring those hostages home. today they were rallying on the bridge for about 2 hours. >> was there's no why we now friday against my it's a was simply too as soon as possible. stop we to worry about >> there was also a group out there rallying in berkeley over i-80. dozens of officers from the lapd and usc police cleared a pro-palestinian encampment on the university's campus early this morning tonight, there's questions, though, from faculty and

students over the use of force for the removal. rachel menitoff has more from exhibition park. >> ric, kareen, the president says she won't tolerate any more illegal encampments, especially during finals weekend ahead of commencement activities. but some say the overnight police response was unnecessary and excessive la pd once again cracking down on a newly formed encampment. >> sunday morning, it issued a notice to disperse to everyone in the center of usc's after giving one final chance to voluntarily leave. it took about an hour to clear the area and no one was arrested. this student journalist with annenberg media has been covering the battle between the university and demonstrators protesting israel's offensive in gaza following the october 7 put off as someone who's been here. the camp, the encampments have been peaceful, not deceptive.

they've been confined to that idea. but i think this is a larger issue of free speech. but right now the campus has been served. >> designated free speech zones have been put you can access free speech. usc president, carol folt says over the last few weeks turned ministration has spoken with student demonstrators issued warnings and offered opportunities to protest lawfully. >> she goes on to say, quote, get one free speech protest devolved into illegal occupations, violating the rights of others. we must draw a line. the occupiers repeatedly chose to ignore university policies designed to benefit everyone and to break the this dispersal, of course, comes a week and a half after a similar scene unfolded on usc's campus which resulted in close to 100 arrests. then the school announced it was canceling its main commencement ceremony. usc law professor jody armour has been part of the discussions between student demonstrators and the administration president sure

the students that you would not bring lapd back into the campus. >> anymore. what happened that night usher whatnot, that promise, if you will, was and according to the student newspaper, any student or faculty who was a part of the encampment is now barred from entering campus. i did reach out to the university for more information. it says it's looking into this. >> and we'll get back to me soon. reporting from usc. i'm rachel menitoff. >> all right. let's get you a check. your 4 zone forecast tonight. a live look at the embarcadero here in san francisco and our old friend, the bucky ball get along. joining us with a look at what to expect seems like a warm up right we are warming up a chilly night, though. so we'll start the morning chilly just like today. so >> a getting out the door for work and school just bundle up. but we will be warming up in the afternoon, quiet night here as well at sfo. temperatures are currently sitting in the upper 40's san francisco, low 50's and oakland, san jose and half

moon bay. 46 degrees right now. so we as you can see our warming up a little cooler at the coast, a half moon bay. but about one to 4 degrees warmer than we were this time. yesterday was a drop 10 or more degrees down. winds are calm of kind of a breeze in oakland and avato, but just at sea breeze kicking up that time of 8 in the evening. your morning drive looks good and you could see the marine layer in parts of marin and sonoma county here. you can notice that probably the late morning here, but visibility should not be an issue with things. makes out by the afternoon. so he's looking ahead at the start of your week. we're going to start off on a cooler note in the mid 60's for daytime highs inland and upper 50's by the coast. but we will be warming up in rebounding back to the 70's starting tuesday. even warmer on wednesday. even a close to 80 degrees by the 60's by the coast. and when you see the seven-day forecast in a few minutes, we could see upper

80's, maybe 90's inland. back to you. all right, thanks. a lot is asian american pacific islander heritage month. >> and this weekend, a korean american nonprofit celebrated 10 years for a fundraiser. the korean american community foundation of san francisco hosted its 10th annual hanukkah gala last night at the ritz carlton. the event raises money for translation services, grocery deliveries for elder korean americans and scholarships for students this year. the gala recognize judge lucy koh with a trailblazing award. she's the first korean american woman to serve as a federal judge on the 9th circuit court in california and be sure to tune into kron 4 every thursday this month for stories that are highlighting the bay area's api community all leading up to our special, which airs thursday may 23rd at 06:30pm, right here on kron 4. more than 700 girls gather in piedmont this morning for play like a girl. this is the 3rd time the piedmont recreation

has throwing this festival it's a free event for young girls to try. 29 different sports from boxing to flag football. even roller derby. young girls even get to meet some pro athletes and olympians. and the goal, of course, is to show these girls about a large variety of sports. >> coming up, snow shuts down roads in the high country during the first weekend in sales taking a closer look at the historic meteorological event. rare may snowstorm

bringing heaping amounts of fresh powder to the sierra this weekend. palisades tahoe saying they saw 26 inches in 24 hours. the snowfall, though, creating some problems for drivers, of course, along 80 50, there were some delays because of spinouts and dangerous conditions. if you don't have those chains, this is actually video showing 2.18, wheelers that had to be towed. >> along i-80. >> just a little bit of chop out there on the water, right? this is a he held from washoe county sheriff's office, a show in the rough waters on lake tahoe during the winter storm this weekend. yeah, it doesn't look fun. they wrote on their post that may showers are snow showers today. of course, clearly been an past couple of days for the high country. weather take a live look right now at donner summit. you can see that the roads are apparently are clear, which is good for driving. but the snow piled up there on the sides. gale, on

what is happening with the weather. >> yeah, it chain controls dropped earlier today, but much quieter than we were yesterday. you can see statewide. we don't see all that precipitation and it was snowing this time last night. so much brighter a good time to enjoy the spring. snow back here in the bay area. we are mostly clear tonight. we will be dealing with some breezy conditions tonight. chilly morning. so that will be similar to today. you know, it was chilly in the north bay, upper 30's, low 40's, partly cloudy, though, for tomorrow in the day and breezy conditions left again, we will be warming up eventually. here's the future cast model. you can just see how quiet it is your morning drive looks good as well. now come late morning, 10 o'clock. you could see pockets of the marine layer making its way through the area's a marine county, sonoma county, some parts of the north bay, the usual areas that get that. but mostly sunny for the afternoon some clouds over by the evening. so we'll start monday off on a

cooler note. but we will be warming up very much. starting mid week so. you see high pressure is starting to build here. so you'll start to notice the warm-up wednesday. that's when we can see maybe upper 70's. gets stronger. this ridge of high pressure. so that's when notice 80's in the back end of the week. so if you are sensitive to, if you have allergies, you know, we have a medium to high allergy forecast here for tuesday and wednesday. so just keep that in mind. and i know people are talking about that today for an outdoor birthday party. temperatures tomorrow will be warming up to the upper 50's, low 60's and even upper 60's as you make your way inland. so will be cooler in the 60's for monday. and take a look at the warm-up. we shows yesterday not much of a change. so still, you know, the 80's in the back i know so almost close to 90 saturday. so we'll see. so you you prepared for that stay

hydrated. pool parties without a pool right down. thank you. you're welcome. well, california is getting ready for wildfire season. both cal fire and governor newsom. >> calling this week, wildfire preparedness week. they want to bring awareness on how different state organizations are getting ready. and cal fire has already been using controlled burns in vegetation management to focus on lowering the amount of natural fuel that's out there. governor newsom reported dave treated more than 100,000 acres in the last year in hopes of reducing the intensity of the wildfires. new tonight, we are learning more about an explosion in a mobile home after a lightning strike. kimberly cruz talk with neighbors who were just inches away from the fire and she shows us the aftermath. >> neighbors in a panic. >> house. >> as they watched flames erupt over their neighbor's home just before 07:00pm on saturday. >> neighbors describe scene a bright flash followed by a loud noise, super intense.

>> thinking that something hit my house minutes later, an outbreak of flames and then just kind of watched within probably 10 minutes. it go from smoke to flame in fire department showed up. we'll take a look. this is all that's left behind from that fire that completely destroyed this mobile home saturday evening. all of the damage is still very much visible. there's pieces of furniture completely burned. other personal items just all lost in this fire. and even a day later, the smell of the burning home still lingers, according to the battalion chief with the new castle fire protection district. the cause of the fire is still under investigation, but adds they believe a lightning strike started off yesterday. >> just the right situation for some isolated areas to get, you know, more abundant lightning because you might notice that we had a lot of small hail yesterday that small hail since he was rubbing together up in the clouds causing a lot of friction. a lot of charge to

lightning was just crazy all around and the hail i drove around the corner and the hail was you could even see. i've never experienced anything. so intense. craig shoemaker with the national weather service says about 40 to 50 cloud to ground lightning strikes were reported in placer county during saturday's storm. it's rare for us to get. >> thunderstorms that have that amount of cloud to ground lightning and unpredictable act of nature >> causing major destruction. yeah, yeah. it's very sad. it's very sad because i know it will take. took all of her stuff. big blessings all the way around that nobody was hurt in new castle covering local news that matters. kimberly cruz. >> community. when you see trash on your corner, you no refrigerator left side of history that impacts us whether we realize it or not, our families are not trash to where they should live in a community that has crashed. i about this is always a nice thing for you to do in your

community. volunteers gathering to beautify san jose mayor matt mahan posting this video on social media saying they picked up later discarded furniture off of the side of the road and he also cleaned road signs, right? like scrubbed off the graffiti off those signs. dartmouth non-stop there, there it is. >> this is the mount pleasant neighborhood of san jose. the mayor says the goal is to create a cleaner, safer tonight marks the beginning of the holocaust remembrance day state senator scott wiener joined community members tonight at the san francisco jewish community center to kick off the local commemoration, remembering the 6 million jews and millions of others who were persecuted and killed during the holocaust. governor gavin newsom also celebrating jewish heritage this month. he said california is the second largest jewish population in the country. he wants to recognize the resilience of the jewish people and says his administration is going to be investing and security for houses of worship and other

cultural center's to combat hate crimes. the port of oakland's free harbor tours are returning this friday. it's a 90 minute narrated tour. organizers say it's a unique opportunity to see the port up close while enjoying a sunset cruise along the oakland estuary and the san francisco bay. the season runs through october. you can reserve your tickets online. east bay homes are teaming up to create a garden tour. bringing back the natives garden tour is going to go through 18 home gardens in the east bay. they will visit antioch, conquer danville, pleasant hill, and walnut creek, as well as some other cities out that way. these events showcase lots of colorful plants as well as ones that don't need a lot of water that or teaches a people had create gardens that uses native species. that bloom it different times throughout the year, bringing in lots of colors to those local if you're interested, you can sign up online. coming up here

at 10 o'clock, governor newsom says california is tourism industry is back and better than it was before the pandemic. can in the same be said for san francisco or take a look at the numbers.

>> the san francisco free summer meals program is returning this year. >> starting june 10 through august, 16th, children and teens under the age of 18 will be able to get free breakfast and lunch. there's going to be more than 75 locations throughout the city handing out these meals. and last summer, more than 85,000 meals

were passed out to. you can see then need is great head on over to our website. kron 4 dot com for more information. may is mental health awareness month. and today we want to talk about first responders, according to the substance abuse and mental health services administration. about 30% of first responders develop depression and post traumatic stress disorder over their career. officers say the daily stress of law enforcement's job is sometimes compounded by a lack of empathy. from those. they sir. every day don't know if they're coming home that perform the duties admirably. >> but they want to the commonalities. they want to serve society. they just as question, give me the address. i'm on my way. this month. the community police relations foundation is. >> working to de stigmatize mental health issues among officers and to help the public gain an understanding of the traumatic events, first responders, c on a daily basis. and if you or someone

you know, is struggling with their mental health, help is always available. you can call or text the number 9.88 and talk to a trained counselor who can connect you with local services and that line is open. 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. and if you are in need of immediate medical attention, of course, always call 9-1-1. >> and we are drying out this week. also warming up. i'll talk about th

>> some appear on the iconic golden gate bridge, a testament to america's greatness. it california's

greatest. we could be more proud announce today. record breaking tourism numbers in the state of california over 150 billion dollars tourism. ur state's history. >> looks like the governor is biden's aviators up the golden gate bridge that the governor was there because he was touting a huge tourism boost here in california. the governor announcing that tourists have spent more than 150 billion dollars in the state in the past year surpassing the 144 billion dollar record set back in 2019, which means that tourism is actually better than before the pandemic. the governor says that not only is the state retaining its title as the world's 5th largest economy. it's also growing in population for the first time since covid-19, according to the latest the travel industry supported approximately 1.2 million jobs last year. that's about that's up about 6%. tourists created about 4% more revenue than in 2023. and

spent about 5% more. well, even though the governor chose to announce the tourism boost from san francisco, the city is still not seeing a full recovery from covid like the rest of the state. san francisco may just over 13 billion dollars from tourists in 2023. that's about a billion more than 2020. but still about a billion dollars shy of pre-pandemic records. the one that was set back in 2019 just over 14 billion bucks. but hey, things seem to be going pretty well. one person dead tonight, though, after several cars crashed in san jose. chp says the crash happened little after 1 o'clock this morning. several cars crashing on 1, near north mathilda avenue. investigators were forced to shut down those southbound lanes of 101 for at least 3 hours. those lanes reopened just before 5 o'clock this morning. it's still unclear what started this crash in the first place. now

to the latest in the middle east as there is a hopes for a cease-fire deal that are now stalling and concerns are growing of an israeli invasion into rafah. the widening gap is not just impacting israel and hamas. it could have repercussions for the diplomatic ties with the united states as well. news nation's robert sherman reports. some indications of progress, israel and hamas remain too far apart and with no deal agreed to the israeli say they're prepared to push south. idf forces continuing their offensive in gaza this weekend as israel's defense minister warns the next phase. >> is coming. >> is a and c identify alarming signs that hamas actualcy does not intend to come any agreement with us. this means there will be military actions in rafah and the entire gaza strip in the very near future cease-fire talks stalling in cairo as

hamas insists on a deal that will lead to the end of the war. prime minister benjamin netanyahu reaffirming that that is not on the table and who will >> hamas has still held to its extreme positions. first and foremost, the withdrawal of our forces from the conclusion of the war and leading hamas intact. the state of israel is not willing to accept this sunday. hamas taking responsibility for a rocket attack on the carriage along crossing a major artery between gaza and israel. that has been crucial in the delivery of aid to the enclave. now close, the rockets fired from rafah hamas's last major stronghold in gaza, but also the city where more than 1 million gazans are sheltering. some have been displaced by the war multiple times. for the negotiations issue. we have reached a disappointing stage. we are not hoping for anything. >> our only hope is god may god help us and rescue us from this ordeal. israel has made clear if there's no deal, military action in rafah is

next. secretary of state antony blinken spending time in the middle east this week reopen the u.s. has concerns about a ground operation there for fear of the humanitarian situation are physicians is clear that hasn't changed. it won't change we cannot will not support a major military operation in rafah. absent. >> effective plan to make sure that civilians not harmed. and no, we've not seen such a plan. axios reporting united states put a hold on an ammunition shipment to israel, citing israeli officials. white house and pentagon have not responded to the reporting publicly, but if true, it would mark the first time the u.s. has taken such action since october 7th as washington and jerusalem different publicly on rafah. all of this as hostage families hold on to hope. there's still a chance their loved ones. >> we'll come in july. this is your time to make the only possible decision today do not abandon the that brings back

all the hostages. tel aviv shut down around 6 o'clock tonight. raid sirens will blair. >> and then there will be a moment of silence. that's where holocaust remembrance day as people around israel reflect on what happened decades ago. they also be thinking about the present, the war, the hostages and how pivotal these coming days will that was robert sherman reporting for us tonight. >> kamin still standing at uc irvine 5 days after students there began protesting like many schools across the nation. the students at uc irvine are calling on the university to stop doing business with israel or the major companies that may support the war in gaza. those demonstrating in irvine say they're refusing to leave until their demands are met. regardless of the threat of arrests. >> i believe that anything were to happen, i will help be able to get out of it and say i did the right thing. i said my ground. i had the backbone to stand against the genocide

when we are being reprimanded for sending against the genocide. >> according to the associated press, more than 2400 people have been arrested on 47 college and university campuses since the protests started popping up on april 18th. do social media users have the right to control what they see or don't see on their feet. a lawsuit filed against facebook parent company. meta argues the company should allow people to unfollow all the content fended them by facebook's algorithm. the suit asks the court to determine whether user's news feed falls into the category of objectionable material that they should be able to filter out in order to enjoy the platform. the lawsuit comes after medics sent cease and desist letters. daft developers who were trying to create a 3rd party software that would cleanse their timelines. meta has so far declined to comment. world.

>> and breezy, but beautiful day to celebrate cinco de mayo with cheese. this is in the mission district in san francisco this afternoon. deputy chief daniel and posting this on his social media. let's get a look at the forecast now. we see the sun was out earlier today. gayle on joining us with a look to a low. yes, the sun was out, but it was breezy. so you may have noticed a little chill in the air at least tonight. now i did step out ours. >> studios outside our studios in san francisco. so it is breezy with that wind chill there. so temperatures are sitting in the upper 40's low 50's across the bay area. 49 in pacifica, 51 degrees in downtown san francisco. also 50 degrees in santa rosa. overnight. lows will be down to the low 40's. santa rosa could see the upper 30's once again. so you'll be starting your monday morning on a chilly note, but come the afternoon, it will be warming up just a bit. you can see, we are quiet on the west coast.

we have the midwest. they're dealing with severe weather over the weekend and back here at home. no snow right now. and this year or rain as saturday was an active day for us in california. current wind speeds were in the teens over by point raise relatively calm everywhere else. fairfield 20 miles per hour that delta breeze and 20 miles per hour in oakland there tonight. so here are the future wind gusts you could see we will be picking up the wind speeds in the teens and 20's overnight. we calm down in the morning dose a notice. we're in the single digits now. this is 08:00am. but as we get into the afternoon where we see the return of on-shore flow, 22 miles an hour around noon in petaluma, sandra fell and in the inland areas conquered and oakland could see the teens once again and then the afternoon late afternoon, 03:00pm, you could see another pop as well as 06:00pm. so we will be where miya so will

start on a cooler note tomorrow. but take a look at all sunshine icons on our tenant. 10 outlook. you want to watch out for the back end of the week for our inland valleys could see upper 80's here, 70's by the bay 60's by the coast. back to you. >> you know, thanks a lot. let's take a look ahead now, here's what's happening around the bay area this week, starting with the rsa compean conference in san francisco, the annual cyber security expo returns to the moscow knee center for 4 days this week starting on monday with speakers including google cloud, mandy and ceo kevin mandia. and on monday night, the bay area sports hall of fame going to be inducting its 2024 class, including baseball, gm, brian sabian, former 40 niner john taylor and gold medalist swimmer jenny thompson. they're all going to be honored on tuesday. apple inviting people to let loose in cupertino. tech giant is hosting one of its famous unveiling events at 7 o'clock in the morning. let loose is the slogan for the event. and right now, that's

really all we know about it. however, there are some rumors online that the occasion could have something to do with ipads. murder trial stemming from a random attack on a shop owner in san francisco will have its first preliminary hearing on tuesday. investigators say the clerk, you want us to walding who also went by john died in the hospital after he was allegedly beaten by santos de la rosa with a baseball bat outside of his own store and the city's richmond district de la rosa is facing several charges, including murder and assault with a deadly weapon overdoses in airbnbs are too hot topics for the north bay which will be on tuesday's agenda for the marion county board of supervisors. the marine's supervisors are planning to discuss overdose prevention strategies, regulations forced court short-term rental houses like airbnb and verbal. and the board is also going to be going over the county's plan on aging. students around the bay area will be breaking out

their big whales, rollerblades and bicycles and their running shoes on wednesday for the national walk bike and roll to school day marin, santa clara solano counties, all planning special events throughout the day for the students. national walk bike and roll to school day is held every year to teach students about street safety, a cleaner environment and all around healthier habits. highway 9 will be closing in saratoga for 3 days starting on wednesday. caltrans says crews are going to be working on the saratoga creek bridge. the roads going to be closed from 9 at night till 7 in the morning. every night. construction expected to be wrapped up on saturday. san jose state students are planning on a rally in support of the palestinian people and a cease-fire on campus this thursday. the rally is expected to start around one 30 in the afternoon, 12:30pm, in the afternoon. it will likely not be the first demonstration we see on the campus in the coming weeks as

students are still occupying the grounds at sonoma state. san francisco state cow and stanford. the nation's largest showcase of asian american films returns to the city on thursday night, opening night of the center for asian american media's 42nd annual can fast begins at 6.30, at the palace of fine arts. the 10 day event kicks off of the screening up admissions. granted and then an opening night gala at the asian art museum. kim fest will showcase music food, interactive workshops through may 19. the bunker and beats night market series celebrating south asian culture will kick off the season friday night in san francisco. the event's going clued. the city's first official diwali celebration, battery at clay streets will be shut down in the city's financial district for a nice street takeover should be a fun time out there. and in the north bay, it's the napa valley grape growers 49th

annual celebration. the next stop for vineyards hosting this years. commemoration of efforts to preserve and promote wine country. the event starts at 6 o'clock rutherford and that's what's coming up this week in the bay area. and coming up next in sports bay fc takes on chicago paypal park. >> see how the bay area's newest pro team fared against the red star.

>> it's tonight in sports, we head out to the oakland coliseum where the a's wrapped up their series with the miami

marlins. the marlins the a's, though 12 to 3. but these have been on something of a hot been on something of a hot streak as of late kron. 4 talk with the team to see how they're feeling after today. >> all good things must come to an end. and today that meant that oakland's best in baseball. six-game winning streak came to an end here at the colosseum at the hands of the miami marlins. the writing was on the wall pretty early in this one after miami scored 4 runs in the first inning starting pitcher joe boyle for oakland clearly didn't have his command today and left after the first inning with what the team called a lower back injury. so even though the crowd of more than 12,000 fans, largest since opening day here at the coliseum, didn't get to witness a win. they still took the series against miami and overall have played some pretty good baseball over the course of the last 2 weeks. i think as as a whole were were just finding we're going out there %pplaying the game of baseball and we know that. >> well, the talent we have in this locker room, we go. to to the stretch with a lot of ball games to make slick far

without their they had a ball everywhere where we work. lot of soft accounting for those 4 runs. >> you know that. offensively today we. really didn't get much going. you outside recovering a couple good at-bats. you know, and it's prethy much more of a story today. >> boyle's injury leaves the a's starting pitching rotation in question this next week. and today manager mark kotsay said he is expected to have an mri tomorrow after which the team hopes to know more at the coliseum. kate rooney, sports night live. >> all right. well, it was a tough day for baseball fans here in the bay area. the giants also losing today and the team falling on the road to the philadelphia phillies. the phillies won 5 giants scored just 4. well, the giants actually made some moves today. called up right-hander daulton jefferies from their triple a squad in sacramento. they're moving down writing mitch white catcher jackson reits coming up from sacramento and catcher tom murphy had to be put on

the injured list happening tomorrow. mace and black is going to be making his major league debut for the giants. they're going to be facing the phillies again. black was called up from the river cats in the beginning of the season. and bob melvin told reporters tomorrow is going to be a very special day for him. and good news for the cal bears guard. kayla williams transferring from usc to the 2024 basketball season. she was injured back in 2019. but in 2023, she average more than 26 games. head coach says that killer is going to elevate our defensive presence and bring her winning mentality and playmaking skills to the squad. a switch in a little bit on to the pitch now. bay fc playing against the chicago red stars today at home, paypal park filling up with fans today. afc took in early one zip lead less than 10 minutes into the match. the goalkeeper trying to keep it a

clear ball went off off of test bode to score chicago red stars answer thanks to lp hocking, beautiful pass talking traps the ball beats the goalkeeper, finds the back in at their game tied at one 2nd half. red stars grab the lead in the 63rd minute. thanks to a shot by shayla shailagh. stars went up to the ones the 80th minute. they fc goalkeeper katelyn rowland keeping the team in the game came up big with a save. their red stars got a penalty kick wasn't enough final score. 2 to one red stars take home the win. we heard from afc players after the tough loss. >> think we're learning with every single this is obviously a tough week back to back to back. so we had a lot of we had a lot of people who have even played a single minute and went to starting a game. and i mean, all of them stepped up and it was so but

yes, just learning opportunity. game the support is on route. >> never been a part of a home home team with the crowd is the support of and shows up day in and day out for 90 plus minutes. i mean, i think it was early look at the clock is 98 and i couldn't even hear my own thoughts. they were screaming so on. so that's really what pushes us and gives us energy in the last few minutes. and i'm just really struck and some results warm. >> they have these next matches on saturday against the orlando pride. and that is your look at sport scale. >> well, we are going to start off the week on a cooler note, but we will be warming up big time talking about back to the 80's end of the week for inland communities will have. >> your forecast after the break.

>> airbnb is unveiling new features that are supposed to make it easier for people traveling in a group and the company is offering experiences called icons, which demuro gives us a look. >> at an event near hollywood, airbnb introducing new features to make group travel easier and new places to book that are out of this world. i think that we're trying to do is just bring magic into the river. airbnb co-founder brian chesky making the announcements. jerry, thank you. and come this far with airbnb when you started when i inflated 3 air mattresses, my roommate absolutely not the platform now synonymous with vacation rentals. we've got places in more than 200 countries around the 10's of thousands of cities, 80% of airbnb business is group

trips. new tools make it easier. this includes shared wish lists and the ability to let the people you're traveling with. join the reservation that way travelers sees the same information from the host about the out check again had opened the door. that kind of thing. but the biggest well, a new category called icons. whimsical places to stay inspired by famous movies, people and places airbnb recreated the house from the disney pixar movie up. it will be located in new mexico. if you're a fan of the movie, you're going to love this house. every single detail from the pictures to the chair lift is just as you remember from the movie other experiences, including x men, mansion in westchester, new york. it looks like a cartoon. prince's purple rain. house, a ferrari museum in italy and a night in the clock room at one of the most famous museums in

france, experiences that are unlike any other in many ways, are often only existed in your imagination. but we were able to make them real. many are free. all are under $100 per guest, which means they will be tough to book. guests will be picked on a variety of factors. if you're you if you get it, you get a golden electronic ticket and hopefully have the experience of a lifetime. it's unique new offering. it certainly does feel like it's largely about the buzz. that's not to say that's clearly they see value in but, you to be seen as to how it all plays out, i think icons a way to stand out as competition in the rental market heats up. >> that's rich on tech. i'm rich demuro. >> all right. let's get you a final check. your 4 zone forecast of the 7 o'clock hour and a live look from our sutro tower cam over the city of san francisco kellan. joining us with a look. a go. >> hello. yeah. you could see really gorgeous view out there. mostly clear out tonight we will be a little breezy tonight, but winds will

start calm in the morning. will pick up once again a so the return of on-shore flow very similar to today. a chilly morning similar to today, but we will be warming up, especially late end of the week. so here's your morning drive. it looks like you're in the late morning, though, heads up. there could be a return of the marine layer for pockets of ran county and sonoma counties to keep that in mind around the 10:00am hour things start to mix out by the afternoon. so we'll see some mostly sunny skies. and here are those chilly temperatures. you'll be waking up to upper 30's possibly once again in santa rosa and napa. you could see it low 40's there, mid to upper 40's around the region. you notice it's cooler in the low 40's in our valley. so livermore you could be waking up to the low 40's and fremont. you could be waking up to 41 degrees tomorrow. 46 degrees for a san jose and almost close to 50 over in mountain view. so another chilly morning. we will start the week on a

cooler note. but that will be before we warm up once again, we're talking 80's. so you'll see it in a moment in our 7 day forecast here, the daytime high 68 degrees for you in santa rosa, san jose. morgan hill and a close to 70 in concord. and you could see 70 degrees over in antioch, napa. 67 degrees overnight. the coast will see some upper 50's. once again, we have the return of the onshore flow. so very similar to today. we saw the breezy conditions so mid 60's tomorrow, but we gradually start to see the 70's and 80's once again and so next weekend, when i see you again saturday looks like one of the warmest days of the week. it's going to be something we're going to be, you know, getting the sprinklers go. and trying all right, ok? >> not bad. better than than the saturday. we just had. exactly. yeah. okay. all right, dale, thank you. sure. that's gonna wrap things up for us here at 10 o'clock. but we're going to take quick a break and we'll be back for

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news station. this is. 11. good evening and thanks for joining us for kron. 4 news at 11. i'm dan thorn cinco de mayo celebrations all over the bay area were happening today. and in san jose every year the event brings thousands of people to its downtown to celebrate kron. 4 is jack moment. reports. >> we easily more than 1000 people paraded through the streets right here in downtown

san jose along cesar chavez plaza to celebrate cinco de mayo. but things here in san jose didn't totally go off without a hitch center that police had to detour section of santa clara street. what they want fight. >> a long before san jose police did toward this section of santa clara street claiming sideshows took over the area after an afternoon of cinco de mayo celebrations. the road backed up with burnouts honking, cheering. but earlier in the day, both >> yeah. what are you guys doing today with the >> as the ball. we say really have you know, marco scalp on a san jose born and raised says he's happy the city is working to put a bigger cinco de mayo celebrations every year. >> you know my today's the day, you know, we're all the >> gather not they would like.