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>> the nail-biter of a victory. but the warriors pulled off a win against the sacramento kings in game 4. the first round of the nba playoffs tying the series at 2 apiece. good evening and thanks for joining us for kron. 4 news at 8 o'clock. i'm dan thorn and i'm noelle bellow fans. clearly very game wrapped up at chase center. >> a few hours back drawing thousands of spectators to the city. kron 4 sarah stinson was at the game. she's got all the reaction from fans. >> there's a one by one pulling. it was surely a nail-biter fans leaving right now. they told me they were but they were confident that we would beat the champion ride it out stay composed. >> fans cheer jumping up and down in relief after winning game 4 of the playoffs against the kings. it came down to the very last second. but the dubs one one. 26 to one. 25 tying

up the series last missed the game to the countdown is like a nail biter is best my anxiety you know it. >> where's all it was also the hometown fans. first chance to see draymond green in the playoffs this year as he returned from his one-game suspension. >> among dubnation was nancy pelosi and her husband, paul. the 2 are seen smiling, sitting courtside and of course, the 40 was back after getting a huge ovation before game 3. this is him chatting it up with steph curry and then fist-bumping jordan poole. >> diehard fans packed into thrive city to watch the game and enjoy the weather for loud and proud to wear out here and join beautiful we're this wind. has warriors fans feeling confident about taking the whole series boys in 6 baby? i said after game 2.

>> the warriors are winning 4 straight. we're not going back to game 7 in sacramento. one kings fan begs to differ, but a game 7 with to put it back. and i think we're in a way this warriors fan believes we can take it all the way with her. good luck charm. a four-legged warriors standing brixton and best best luck in the world is going to take this to the finals. well, there you have it. every single fan. i talked to police. the gold blooded once told me they believe the wars will win in 6. so have to see what happens the next game. and they play against the kings in sacramento. i'm sara stinson reporting back to you. >> looks like sarah needed that bucket hat to kind of shade her from all the sun we got taking a live look at downtown san francisco tonight. it looks absolutely beautiful as this. i love that. it's a setting so much later. so during this 8 o'clock, we really get a nice twilight. become a look. yeah, and we're getting more of that summer feel i'm i'm getting closer to. >> you know, time most or to

summer. yeah. >> recent what's going yeah. be careful what you wish for you guys because it's certainly going to feel like summer in the coming days in the bay area. let's take a look at today's daytime highs. cooling down along the coast and east bay shoreaine do write about where we should be for this time of year. but for those of you in santa rosa in the north bay, you actually warmed up into the low 80's 10 degrees above average when you should be in the low 70's this time of year. so we did see some cooling trend for most of the bay area that cooldown definitely under way along our bay area coastline, checkup, pacifica and bodega bay already in the upper 40's. but brentwood in eastern contra costa county, 20 degrees warmer at 68 degrees. yeah. flirting with 70's at this 8 o'clock hour and santa rosa. 61 degrees. 10 degrees cooler than where you were. 24 hours ago. not seeing those northerly winds. so that's why you're in the low 60's this evening compared to around this time last night we are tracking crystal clear blue skies even along the coast and

inland valleys. that trend going to continue overnight. calmer winds speeds as well. so a little bit breezy for downtown san francisco. 21 mile per sustained winds, but we're still tracking gusts upwards of 35 miles per hour. less from now through monday. so still going to get that cool. sea breeze influence and cooler temperatures monday before the heat is on by later this upcoming week. more my full forecast in just a few minutes. back to dan in a while memories and thank you. tonight, the supervisor representing the tenderloin district speaking out. >> about governor newsom's plans to bring chp and the national guard to help with the fentanyl epidemic in san francisco. the governor says the focus will be on disrupting the supply of the drug. but supervisor dean preston calls it a publicity stunt. in a statement, preston says he'd like to see the governor prioritize public health over public relations. he goes on to say there's no doubt the tenderloin urgently needs resources, which is why i'm fighting for overdose prevention sites, treatment on demand, enhance street cleaning homeless outreach, community ambassadors and

10 million dollars for emergency safety interventions for the tenderloin. i would welcome governor newsom and mayor breed support in getting these resources. now, overdose deaths in san francisco have gone down each year since peaking during the pandemic in 2020. they're on pace to go down again this year. however, according to the cdc overdose death rates overall in california and across the country to continue to rise. >> the maker of one overdose medication now wants to make it cheaper. emergent biosolutions wants to lower the price of its narcan nasal spray. the medicine can be used to reverse the effects of overdoses from opioids like fentanyl, a current wholesale carton of nar can cost about $125 and emergent wants to lower the price to about 50 bucks. the company says the price lowering will require government and stakeholder collaboration. but the final prices ultimately set by retailers. we are, of course, following the fentanyl crisis across the country and the bay

area on kron 4 dot com. you can scan this qr code which will take you to our website there. you can track the latest information and see the stories that our reporters have been working on. >> san jose police are investigating a suspected hit and run crash. it happened just after midnight near berryessa and piedmont road. you can see just how badly damaged this car was. one passenger was airlifted to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. 2 people were killed in a wrong-way crash in sunnyvale. this happening on highway 2.37. near mathilda avenue around 4 this morning. chp says a car went the wrong way and hit another vehicle. tonight, we're learning both drivers died in that crash. >> police say a driver headed the wrong way on i-580, and was intentionally trying to crash into other cars. this happened just after 7 o'clock this morning near seminary road in oakland. a driver was

heading east in the westbound lanes on 5.80, when it crashed into a truck owned. but the city of oakland, chp does not know where the truck entered the freeway. the reckless driver suffered major injuries. the victim suffering minor injuries. both had to be taken to the hospital for further treatment. there were a total of 4 wrong-way crashes that happened in the bay area this week. in our nation's capital, hundreds of business and political leaders from the greater state capital region are in washington, d.c., to advocate for key issues facing our state, which is all part of the 51st annual cap. the cap conference 8 on wallace is traveling with that delegation. >> he has a look at some of the priorities. attendees plan to address. >> applause and smiles today as meetings officially got underway at the annual cap to cap conference in our nation's capital, organized by the sacramento metropolitan chamber of commerce. this is the 51st year metro chamber has put on this program. we're

hearing percent. >> i'm so excited. this meeting included just a handful of the more than 400 attendees from various sectors across the california capital region, including 110 elected representatives. all of them here to meet with federal officials. the goal. >> to secure billions of dollars of funding and resources for back home. the delegation includes 12 different policy teams. each focusing on the unique issue that directly impacts our area. one issue, top of mind. >> water and especially this year, the importance of flood control. >> what we did see was some catastrophic failures of. levee systems to sacramento city fire chief chris custom ana is referring to the series of atmospheric rivers that slammed the state this winter at times leading to deadly results. he hopes his presence in washington will help secure funding for training that could save lives in future storms to have those first responders train for a flood event. >> with water event. >> it takes extra training above and beyond. you

receiving come into the fire service said training he says is particularly significant. now given the record snow pack and soon-to-be mega snow melts that already starting to pose challenges in parts of the state. the rivers cold. >> now they're high. and there's a continued threat for drownings. and while that's one concern heading into summer, so too, he says the threat of potentially destructive fires. >> he hopes federal resources will help with force management and increased staffing needs staff and stuffing in the fire service is a crisis nationwide. not just in california. so we're looking at new ways to to staff our fire departments. and some of comes from the federal government. another major issue at the conference, agriculture, california, where the largest producer of food. that's why camp to camp attendees are putting a large focus on the farm bill. a major package of investments. congress authorizes every 5 years. what goes into that legislation could have major implications for the ag industry, food security

programs and ultimately what you buy at the supermarket. we want to strengthen agriculture in our farmers and make sure that by creating more local markets for them, they're able to stay viable. people know where their food comes from. that's really important for us. >> and for being america's pharma for capital, we want to be a reformed every 4. >> coming up, the athletics announcement moved to vegas has shocked the bay area. still ahead here at 8, why fans >> could be holding on to hope. the team stays rooted in oakland. >> and supporters of the alameda county district attorney pamela price rallying in support of the embattled va get a full report. >> but first, a trip for a bite to eat turned sour when the group returns to thousands of personal items missing.

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>> welcome back. a group of canadian tech in turns became victims of smash-and-grabs at an in-and-out parking lot happened at the restaurant on his sperry and boulevard in san leandro yesterday afternoon. the victims tell kron 4 the backpacks personal and company computers and other belongings in the trunk that were covered up with a jacket. >> when they got back, they found the back window and the side windows were smashed in, of course, all their belongings one of the students tells us that he had his passport and social security

card inside of his bag the group called 9-1-1. but they were immediately put on hold, they say, and then they were told. >> to call the non-emergency line. they say the security guard inside that in and out. >> said he didn't see the smash-and-grab but about 5 of them happened in the parking lot there each day the students decided to call that non-emergency police line they were put on hold there as well. they then headed to a local police department. it was closed. they went to another also closed. police did not arrive to the scene. they say until about 4 to 5 hours later. >> last may another group of traveling students had their belongings stolen while visiting that same in and out. the incident also happening during the day with a security guard on site. >> in oakland, police there are investigating a series of weekend shootings. one of them involving a child that shooting happened around 11 o'clock last night on birch street. 2 people were killed.

the child had to be rushed to children's hospital with gunshot wounds. a person was arrested at the scene. >> a few hours later around, 01:00am another shooting broke out this time on 91st avenue. police say 2 people were shot there. one of them now in grave condition not expected to survive. no word on a suspect in that shooting at this time and around 11 o'clock this morning, police say a person was injured in a shooting on high street near the boys and girls club. >> they're in oakland. police say the victim was later found on foothill boulevard. they were sent to the hospital and are listed in stable condition. >> take a look at this. emeryville. police sap an officer came upon this burglary in progress this morning at the med men, cannabis dispensary. you can see the suspect used a honda sedan to smash through the front door of this shop. police say nothing was taken from the store. the suspect had left the scene just before the officer made the discovery. a cluster of small

earthquakes struck in antioch this afternoon. not sure if you sell them, but the first one was a 2.5 followed by a 2.8 and a 2.7. they all struck within an hour of each other around noon. and then to a 1 o'clock this afternoon. >> well, if you are out today in the east bay, you may have seen this superbloom caesar from the trails of the shell ridge open space in walnut creek. winter storms, of course, making for prime conditions for dormant seeds to sprout and seeing them all across the bay area where beaches yet popular beaches probably and cried. and i read what the purple cone ones are called, but i can't. now sees. is that >> but know about him. >> i'm going to find they luke beans or looted and is it is that what i think? so those big purple? yeah, they are everyone that everyone confuses lavender. yes, yeah. they're called loop enes loop in a case like i'm not sure on

the pronouncer, but they're beautiful. and with our coffees, absolutely amazing and our local hill. so let's take a look outside right now for your sunday night. hope you enjoyed today's cool down pleasant temperatures for most of our inland valleys today. and we are tracking still that marine layer. it's been pretty stubborn along our bay area beaches, especially for half moon bay. radar for though, is tracking overall fairly clear skies compared to around this time last night. and we are tracking that clearing trend to continue all night long and even into your monday morning and afternoon. but don't let that sunshine fool. you were actually tracking cooler weather tomorrow compared to today. so temperatures out there right now because of that lack of blanket of cloud cover. 49 degrees for pacifica and bodega bay downtown san francisco, barely in the low 50's at fifty-two degrees as half moon bay in the low 50's with mid 50's. for those of you in oakland and even san jose currently at 56 degrees in starting to cool down into

the mid 50's for north bay valley, sonoma and nevado. 57 degrees for your sunday night and overnight lows tonight. going to see a lot more 40's as opposed to last night's 50's. so it is going to be chillier because of that lack of blanket of cloud cover overnight, widespread mid to upper 40's and antioch, though, the mall, the city at 52 degrees. but just barely. let's take a look at temperatures tomorrow because we are going to see widespread mid 70's for most of our north bay and east bay valleys, san jose in livermore, 72 degrees for you with oakland at 67 degrees and downtown san francisco. slightly below average at 62 degrees. taking a look ahead at the next 7 day outlook. as you could see, the warming trend is on for tuesday and it's going to get downright hot on thursday. we're going to get a little bit of a summer sizzle starting wednesday, peaking on thursday, still hanging tight on friday for the 2nd half of your workweek. and then by next weekend, gradually cooling down, but still mild, even for spring standards. but we could be on thursday, 10 to 20 degrees above average,

learning with 90's inland and 70's along the coast. and will back to you. theresa, thank you. new at 8, the new alameda county district attorney. >> has barely been in office for 100 days, but some are already calling for pamela price's resignation. however, others continue to show their support for the embattled d a holding a rally for her outside of the alameda county courthouse today. kron four's amanda hari was there. she's live now in studio. amanda, what price have to say? price says she was anticipating backlash because she planned to make big changes to the way the office. >> handles cases and she still feels like she's doing the right thing for the community. >> more than 100 people gathered on the stairs of the alameda county superior courthouse steps, weaving signs in support of nudists attorney pamela price. i stand before you as the not apply

going tell me that over 100 price went on a platform of criminal justice reform and there were several previously incarcerated individuals who attended the rally. but the da says she will also stand up for the victims of crimes carol ferguson jones's son was killed in february of 2018. she says she spent the last 5 years trying to get in touch with the da's office until recently. no one responded. she even been in that look rise. 25 >> as you heard mike home. she what you what you did. >> feel a little says so i can move all price highlighted with team has done over first few months in office, including expanding victim services, mental health services and holding the powerful accountable. she says that means not just police but prosecutors in her office as well. however, prices critics say seeking lower sentences

even for violent crimes and removing enhancements from existing charges make the people of alameda county less safe. a change dot org petition to recall the da has gathered about 16,000 signatures. i'm not >> the backlash that they call a recall believe and the engagement and the activism of this community. in alameda county. know what democracy looks like. a sign that said justice for jasper was held up across the street from the rally. jasper wu was almost 2 years old when he was killed in a highway shooting in oakland. >> his family is concerned that his alleged killers will be let off with to light of a >> justice not just for just justice, everyone who has lost a loved one. price told kron 4 the report she's not seeking prison time for the men suspected of killing jasper are falls. >> and the da's indicated that she has no plans to change the

way she runs for office. i say to you all, keep all making good necessary trouble. >> and 2 young people get in the way. >> at the rally price also announced she'll be launching a gun violence taskforce in the near future in the newsroom. amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> amanda, thank you. got to let it can birthday deaths continue to plague driver. still ahead, the details on a new product as being used. prevent your vehicle from becoming the next target.

>> well, despite stricter rules on reselling used catalytic converters here in california, that's continue to happen. brian matthews shows us a fairly new way to prevent it from happening to you. >> you have a name for this? no. just my baby shuri wyman frequents california beaches in montana, mountains in this rv she got when she retired. but when she hit the road over the summer, i started driving it. >> and the whole inside of a car filled with exhaust gas. her catalytic converter was stolen from the h.o.a. storage unit where she lives. she says it took 6 months to get a new one. >> she's one victim of thousands by thieves looking to sell the precious metals on the inside carfax. reporting more than 153,000 deaths

nationally in 2022 or replacement that could run victims of the $2500. according to auto zone. and as thieves become smarter, so are the mechanics fixing it? many vehicle owners now turning to this to prevent theft? we have those contact points that only our shop knows. >> catalytic converter anti theft protection, better known as a shield, especially with a rookie thieves. they don't really know what they're looking for. they'll just cut anything. richard castillo ande peep la of belle is catalytic converters and more brought the invention from the bay area last year. pauley aluminum or stainless steel shield secured with heavy duty rivets that make it harder to reach this. and even if you were to cut one of the contact point you need to cut off or to bring the whole thing down. even if you to cut 3 off the floor, you can't pull a chill down a future. they say that does not interfere with the vehicle functions are getting his service but does interfere with that these time for they're looking for a window. they're looking for about a

minute. >> but if we can add on 5.10, minutes, they know there's another vehicle out there without the protection leaving fears of drivers like her in the rearview mirror. if anybody was to take this, it's going to take them a while to get to it. >> that was a ryan matthew reporting for us tonight. still ahead here at 8 o'clock out, his place on earth turns frightening when a fire erupted. disneyland in front of packed crowds. >> plus the oakland athletics may have announced their move to las vegas, but there's a chance their journey to sin city will lend them right back here in the town. we'll explain in just a moment and spring decided to shell out today. what will it look like this way? the entire week? meteorologist rodriguez has the details next.

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article today titled what if i told you you could what i told you. oakland could break up with owner john fisher. but keep the a's. it cites a city hall source who thinks. >> a's ownership might be planning to sell the team. >> joining us now to talk more about what that means is scott scott, thanks a lot for joining us. what are you hearing? well, what i'm hearing is that if there's a theory and so it's just a theory, but it's very well placed in very well. very possible. >> that john fisher, the are the a's might be planning to sell that his team that all this out, negotiations me. howard terminal site down las vegas up. this is all a plan to what one source called common others build up the. bill. let price of the a's the value of the age and then saw prior price. so the morals that can cleared in terms environmental and all this other stuff the more that you might be worth. so that there

is a john fisher might be might be ready to sell and if that were to happen. >> oakland would welcome the team back even if they've already potentially gone. what do you think? well, it they're and they're potentially down. there are a lot of hurdles to get. >> that's a lot of hurdles before the last things. right? so that this theory is that john fisher a cell, it would likely be a local ownership group and there are 2 or 3 groups are ready to welcome rain willing to basically give him a fair price of the team. that would happen. these groups theoretically i i'm sure this would have would jump in and they would bella ballpark right away. they wouldn't do that show that this massive, many city, the john fisher suppose it was planning on building, but they would all of and you heard howard terminal. or at coliseum site and they would get it done quickly. >> scott, know that you pointed out in the article that appears that the a's were not willing to back down from a a building housing and all

these other things that would be tied into this baseball ballpark. i wanted to point out that, you know, we look at the a's baseball team right now. there's not really any you know, players that you can really write home about. there's nobody that you're like no on the team that, they finished the last place in the american league last year. second to last in the league overall. yet forbes pointed out back in march of this baseball team is one of the top 5 most profitable teams in the whole sport at 62 million dollars. so they can't necessarily cried poor and the situation. and i mean, there's money to be made in oakland with this team. yeah. the force. >> thank your husband called into question by the a's. but i think is generally acknowledged they did make a profit. our mission was now john fisher bought the team in 2016 180 million. that's now worth 1.1, 8 billion and would probably sell for more. so that means that john fisher about team in 2016 and made a

profit every year. top of that, the team has gotten value more than billion dollars. maybe a billion and a half dollars. so by doing nothing by running the team in the ground by destroying fan base, he's made himself a billion dollars. >> that and may be sure that that goal been tapped out time to sell. >> well, and i i do feel like i wonder, you it's there is new ownership. and and it is possible to kind of re build all this is this kind of the only way that you think the a's. we'll for sure stay here in oakland or could potentially be are there other avenues? this is just the only one that really kind of has legs at this point. yeah, i know there are there are other avenues want do would be that. >> john fisher and he's a spokesperson. but then president, dan cow said they say, okay, we're our training a las vegas. we have a deal in place to buy the property in las vegas where we will bill

that that's not necessarily going to go ceme to fruition. that's the kind of not a lot of things happening in las vegas, including the government up there giving kind of money that could fall through john fisher and his group to come back with a's too, to oakland and say let's revisit the deal on out i'll take the for you your game. so it's possible that he could come back. i think it's more likely that he would sell. yeah, scott another. we have a lot of time left and that's what i want to just touch on this quickly. >> is your view on where dave campbell fits in all of this? because he sort of came out and made the announcement. and if new ownership was to come in, does he stay with the oakland a's of the las vegas, cesar, whatever they become or is he just do to get big payday and then, you know, go to another club or what happens? well, he is president of the team. and the team might very spot, not just that he would be not not part of the new regime. i very much

tied to john fisher and and they count on one time. he is a part owner of the game. i don't. that means for percent of game or or whatever. so. >> you know, what does dan he would stand to profit if the team would be salt. so i don't see him as part of the future if the team would be sought all right. >> scott ostler with the san francisco chronicle. thank you for joining us. and giving us your insight here. we appreciate it. >> all right no, thank you. >> we want to get your check more than forecast. taking a live look at the golden gate bridge tonight. the sun has finally set to finally, i know, but it was it's nice being able to start the newscast with with with a little bit of sunlight, a little bit of sunset. yes, you could call it. >> every starter guests here with more details on what's going on him every. so yeah, and we're actually going to track some major changes. we're going to switch from spring to summer in just a matter of days. and this upcoming week, not just for the bay area. >> but board that for this year as well. so let's take a look at your sierra forecast. if you're looking to get away this upcoming week, we are

tracking mild temperatures. not just to start your monday, but we're also going to see that warming trend continuing for the 2nd half of this upcoming week in the sierras. so snow melt certainly going to be a concern. but a mild start to the week. 57 degrees for truckee and south lake tahoe. but as you can see, temperatures already going to warm up by wednesday into the low 60's for south lake tahoe. and we could even see 90's for warmest inland valleys in parts of the sierras. so just keep that in mind 10 to 15 degrees above average. temperatures expected thursday and into friday. but let's take a look at temperatures out there right now in the bay area, widespread 50's with 60. still for those of you in eastern contra costa county mid 60's, a piece for pittsburgh and brentwood. 49 degrees for pacifica and upper 40's as well for bodega bay with overnight lows. widespread 40's. but and 52 degrees and temperatures continuing with that cooling trend. still pleasant inland. conquered. 75 degrees. santa

rosa. a few degrees above average in the mid 70's in half moon bay. 56 degrees. so the coolest city in the bay area to start your work week monday, but it is going to get hot starting on thursday. we're going to switch from spring to summer with temperatures 10 to 20 degrees above average. back to you, dan. and all. >> all right. thanks. a lot of recess. some scary moments for passengers on a flight today when the engine catches on fire. what led up to this fire. what led up to this horrific midair experience? - life is uncertain.

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>> visitors are scared. they're the happiest place on earth. they got more of a spectacle than they bargained for last night after the animatronic dragon caught fire during the final showing a those flames started at the dragon's head before the end goal thing. its whole body guests and cast members were evacuated from tom sawyer island as a precaution. nobody was hurt. thankfully, design officials say they're temporarily suspending similar fire effects at select shows while they investigate what happened here. >> take a look at this. some scary moments on an american airlines flight today when the plane caught fire mid air. initial reports say a possible bird strike sparked an engine fire. the plane had to make an emergency landing at john glenn international in columbus, ohio, this morning.

the pilot told passengers a flock of geese flew into the engine and that they couldn't avoid it. and the right engine had been lost. passengers say they heard loud noises before the pilot turned off that engine. the plane did land safely. the faa is now investigating. the warriors and kings battle back and forth in an exciting game for matchup at chase center. coming up next in sports, sports director jason dumas says all the highlights and we'll hear from stephen curry we'll hear from stephen curry coming out. (water splashing) hey, dad... hum... what's the ocean like? ♪ are there animals living underwater? ♪ is the ocean warm? yeah, it can be very warm. ♪

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>> and now kron 4 sports. >> early start for the warriors today, but it was not easy like a sunday morning by any means. it was tough and stressful, but now we've got a best of 3 series. let's head to chase center where it all went down. warriors kings game 4. the coming out. the tunnel. draymond green came off the bench today snapping a 128 postseason starts streak. 4th quarter. pick things up. steph curry that 3. and the lead to 4 for the warriors. steph had 32. but then just moments later, things get weird. steph called a timeout. >> problem they don't have any more time out west. warriors last time out on a challenge

just a few minutes before the kings get a technical foul shot and they get the ball back in the process and that leads to this dear fight. one clutch player of the year, buddy nba. were things like that. he makes it a one point game. final seconds of the game. draymond green after said we're not going to let fox beat us. you see them double team wide open. harrison barnes. >> all. >> got to make that harrison that might have been. you see there right there. warriors hang on to win one. 26 1.25. here's with steph curry had to say after the game. >> i think we understand how we you know, badonews. last 2 games. the things that we've done differently and the physicality play with. bottle that up, take it to sacramento. the biggest thing that we've notice you know, the possession game is is everything in the series because of the pace we have to maintain our composure on that

game 5. like you said is it's a great obvious and we know we have to win one in that building to get out of the miles o big a foe. >> police do feel like one stretch in this one? all right. you when you see confetti is at the end of the series, but it fell from the sky today atlanta. they had to stop play for a little clean up all confetti. all righty now jaylen brown and tatum. they were too much for the hawks today. brown gets a wide open dunk. he had 31. tatum. he also had 31 is attending game. off of defense. come on. atlanta, half of celtics win one 29 1.21, they have a 3, one series. that little thing. cavs and knicks. this been a surprise hearing from game 4 at the garden. it's common garden playoff basketball. you know, a really good today.

jalen brunson off the offensive rebound all 3 of those. he had 29 points. ben stiller loving it. along came polly. rj he's good. 3 points the hard way. just electric atmosphere in the guard. 4th quarter jalen split. that traffic gets it there. josh hart. 19 for heart. nick's going to win 1, 0, 2, 93. they're up 3 games to one in that. just. all right. it was a gorgeous day in san francisco for the finale of the mets giants series in right field sports. giants up to one mark hanna. mike just drops the ball. how do you do that? dance play to one run and we're all tied guys now lead 43 to 6 win. francisco alvarez used it to call it out one castoff taylor rogers. feel like it. taylor rogers.

always on the wrong end of a high like lot of work out for fame score. bottom of the 6, said he finds a gap in right center. >> looking comes on in jock peterson on his high horse. nice. giants win this 1, 5, to split this year with the met. they host the cardinals. we're a four-game series that starts tomorrow. the a's took on former giant manager bruce bocce and the rangers today. the second inning, bobby grossman, the former it oakland athletics. that ain't coming back. grossman ended up with 4 rbi on the day never got closer. the 42, we will give them a highlight go because he's kept by tony kemp. it's laying out. great could get the window. rangers beat the a's 5 8 have lost 9 of their last 10. all right.

let's head out to australia. liv golf tour was out there now. they call the 12th hole. >> the watering hole at this course because the fans are right on top of the players. and guess >> holes in one that whole crazy day. you get a beer shower. >> really, really, really cool. now the tournament was taylor is to lose. he came into today. a 10 stroke lead. he ended winning by 4 strokes that taylor take home 4 million dollars my full pay. all right. that is your look at sports. check these out. >> jason, thank you. want to get your check of the 4 zone forecast taking a live look at the transamerica pyramid last night, feel like we saw a lot of kind of fog creeping and yeah, look some clouds. recent? yeah, we're going to track cooler and clear temperatures overnight. let's take a live look outside at city hall lit up in red and

orange and blue this evening. and we're not really tracking that much of a marine there. but watch out for the dense, low clouds and fog, especially for inland valleys in the east bay livermore at 10 o'clock tonight, you are going to notice some localized patchy, dense, low clouds and fog up to 4 miles visibility. so just keep that in mind. not too bad everywhere else in the bay area. and we are going to notice better lifting and clearing by monday morning and even into your mid morning commute. so that's great news, right? they're not going to be as dense and foggy as it was this morning where we actuelly got some traces of patchy drizzle for parts of the bay area. >> temperatures out there right now, widespread low to mid 50's ylong the coast and east bay shoreline. still in the 60's for our warmest inland valley, santa rosa today. you want it to 80 degrees. you're about 20 20 degrees cooler at 61 degrees of antioch in the low 60's as well. and overall seeing widespread cooling for your bay area forecast tonight because of that lack of blanket of cloud cover. 10

degrees cooler for santa rosa. so not even tracking those northerly winds are seeing winds out of that cool sea breeze influence. so that's why we're seeing that cooling trend from coastal valleys with overnight lows tonight, widespread mid to upper 40's for everyone in the bay area. with the exception of antioch, the mall, the city at 52 degrees and afternoon highs tomorrow going to continue with a slightly cooler forecast. still pleasant as you make your way inland. so santa rosa out of the 80's cooling down to 77 degrees. 62 degrees for downtown san francisco. so just a degree below average there with fremont and san jose in the low 70's to start your work week monday and then temperatures we're going to switch from spring to summer starting on wednesday. we're going to see temperatures 10 to 20 degrees above average by thursday. that's going to be peak of our mini heatwave coming up in the next couple of days. still warm even through next weekend with that cool down. stick around. more news and weather after the br

>> take a look at san jose firefighters caring for a that was dropped off at the station by a concerned citizen members of station. 25 help this baby deer yesterday. as you can see there fee to get with a bottle and then eventually they turn it over to animal control. check this out. 15 ducklings were rescued from a storm drain in fremont. they were wild like happily reunited

with their mama eventually. yeah, i an that are making news. i love a look at those ducklings are the fonz. a friend of mine was driving the other day and said a family of ducks, a mom and dad. and then like 6 little >> ducklings and they were along. they were just walking along the and she like slow down or car to stop and make sure that they could like love so. that's that's good qb, all family and i have when i was living in the east and it was crazy with turkeys because forget about them crossing. i went oakland saturday and there was a bunch and trends like playing chicken arjun. yeah, i'm scared of thanks. i just wait till thanksgiving. that's like turned. that's your event on it's thanksgiving >> that runs up kron. 4 news at 8. >> don't go anywhere. we'll be back in just a few minutes for kron. 4 news

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