>> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news. >> now at 10, we're learning more tonight about what happened in the moments leading up to this week's deadly shooting outside of a san francisco walgreens. good evening and thanks for joining us for kron. 4 news at 10. i'm dan thorn and i'm noelle bellow. police have arrested a private security guard and connection. >> with that shooting kron four's amanda hari spoke with the victim's mother. amanda, what's she saying tonight? the victim's mother tells me she's still in disbelief. she's angry about what she says appears to be a security guard's gross overreaction to a petty crime. >> all i remember thinking is my baby, my baby and i can do anything right now. and i'm still. >> thanks to beach

>> kevin. isha henderson can't stop thinking of the moment she found out her child was gone. china brown who preferred the name banco pa so was killed thursday afternoon. investigators tell henderson they believe it started with pa so shoplifti4g from the walgreens near market and 4th street. it ended with a private security guard allegedly shooting and killing pa. so police arrested the guard identified as michael anthony and charged him with a homicide. >> when they watched the video, there was absolutely no reason for him to do what he did. i don't understand why a walgreens security guard we have. a henderson says she's been speaking with investigators and the district attorney to learn more about her child alleged killer. i was angry. i was i wanted to know how old he was. a cold or heat was. where was he from? want know if it's a hate crime. she wonders if pastas race, gender or gender identity and something to do with the shooting.

>> identified as a trans man for a while. he struggled with his identity lately have been experiencing some fear. henderson says police were not able to share the suspect statement with her because of the ongoing investigation. she says all she can do now is holding onto the memories of her son and see the homicide case through was just a very, very, very beautiful person. henderson tells me paso would want to be remembered for his smile. his joy. >> and for always being true to himself, the security guard is expected to be arraigned on monday. live in the newsroom. amanda hari kron, 4 news. amanda, thank you. one person is dead after a fire broke out at a home in san francisco very early this morning. >> happened around 07:00am on bixby street around the corner from them or said heights playground. san francisco fire say the flames were under control within 20 minutes. they say they rescued a victim from the fire. but despite their efforts to save them, that person died from their injuries. they were the only

one inside the home at the time. the cause of the fire is now under investigation. >> pg crews say they have completely restored power to people in the area of clay and montgomery streets in san francisco. the final repairs were completed just before 05:00pm thousands of people were left without power. beginning on wednesday evening as a result of some underground equipment. damage. >> time now to get your check of your 4 zone forecast. taking a live look at the embarcadero where fireworks are going off tonight. we've been talking about how there's a problem tonight at the operations going on the dance and having fun and then get ready. looks like this is yeah. looks like this is the end of the night. i would assume right? and probably 10 o'clock. maybe the party is just getting started. maybe apparently the party's just getting started with a cold front for >> right. no, also expect rather be a problem along the embarcadero. that looks like a

lot of fun have fun in the same thing for all the seniors out there and graduates. let's take a look at your 4 zone forecast. cause. >> temperatures out there today. 48 degrees cooler than friday's daytime highs. and that cooling trend going to continue were by monday. we're going to be 5 to 15 degrees below normal. so temperatures were our warmest inland valleys, still pretty toasty out there. livermore in concord in the low 80's about 10 degrees above average for livermore. but check out downtown san francisco that stubborn marine layer with the return of karl, the fog and that cool sea breeze. could you down to 57 degrees when you should be in the mid 60's. so temperatures out there right now. widespread 50's and 60's. but starting to cool down in the upper 40's for coolest inland valleys in the north bay, santa rosa, sonoma and timber on lucky 49 degrees out there this evening. so we are tracking shallow marine layer along the coast and east bay shoreline. but it's this storm out in the pacific northwest. that's first going to arrive in the bay area by

tomorrow bringing us gusty winds 30 to 40 miles per hour, really peaking in intensity by your sunday afternoon and sunday evening. we're going to see winds slightly below that wind advisory level threshold and then temperatures cooling down with the rain and possible snow showers for parts of the bay area to start out your work week monday. more on that in my full forecast in just a few minutes. dan, and all back to you. >> but recent thank you. the city of benicia is working on the second phase of a water bypass line. crews finished the first phase earlier this month. the repair works necessary of a hill slide that happened during winter storms. it was on gold hill road along i 6.80, crews say the second phase will allow them to increase the current flow of water in order to meet summer customer demands. >> horses died in the rider was injured after a fall down an embankment. this is a picture from the scene. alameda county fire crews say thursday night the 2 fell 40 yards and into a creek in

union city. crews tried rescuing the horse and the rider, but after for hours, the horse died from its injuries. the rider, though, was not seriously hurt. >> milpitas police need your help identifying this man who is accused of arson. his car is described as a >> newer model 4 door honda accord. it's maroon with chrome trim. >> investigators say the arson incident happened friday afternoon. the man placed a device near the bank of america on calaveras boulevard and hillview drive in milpitas and then set it on fire. fortunately, those flames were put out. no damages were reported. >> new at 10, the city of oakland says all of the systems impacted by the ransomware attack back in february have been restored. internal. it systems that were impacted of all been restored and are fully operational. community members can now use the city's digital services to submit applications. check the status of permits and submit requests to oak 3, 1, 1,

additionally, the city's business license, portland payment portal is once again functioning normally the investigation into the ransomware incident remains ongoing. personal information of current and former employees was leaked following the attack. the city says they'll continue to notifying impacted parties in accordance with the law. >> national news tonight, 5 people shot and killed including an 8 year-old boy and a teenage girl after family asked their neighbor to stop firing his gun into the air in cleveland, texas. police say that neighbor responded by going next door in shooting and killing several members of the family. >> and then taking off from the scene, rachel menitoff is the latest on the search for the shooter. >> a texas man fatally shot 5 of his neighbors, including an 8 year-old boy now identified as daniel enrique lasso. it happened near the town of cleveland, which is 45 miles north of houston. according to police on friday night,

several family members asked the gunman, 38 year-old francisco or pahs that to stop firing rounds from his yard because of the noise or pez is then seen on home surveillance video walking next door with his ar-style rifle where he ultimately shoot several of the victims at close range. he remains at large more than 15 hours after the shooting. authorities are now using scent tracking dogs in an overhead drone in their search for him. they believe he was intoxicated at the time of the shooting and then fled to a wooded area a few miles from the scene. it could be anywhere. we >> located the device that we were looking for found it abandoned. >> there was some articles of clothing land the tracking dogs from texas department of corrections. picked up the scent and then they lost that sense in the water. or whatever so at this time, the area has went from. 5 or

square miles. could be as much as 10 or 20 depending on whether or not he crossed the how anwar. >> that was. rachel menitoff reporting for u.s.. senator dianne feinstein reacting to the shooting. she put out a statement saying, quote, 5 people are dead because an angry individual have easy access to an assault weapon. and the news is constantly filled with headlines about similar tragedies. how many more people have to die before we act. she went on to say, quote, we don't have to accept mass shootings as a way of life in this country. but it will require republicans to have the courage to stand up to the nra and pass meaningful legislation and court. >> coming up here at 10 o'clock flooding in 70, not as bad as officials anticipated when the national park will now reopen to visitors. >> plus, gas prices dipping nationwide. a look at how much a gallon is selling for here in the bay area. and as temperatures heat up in record snowfall in the sierra begins to melt off. there's growing concerns for one central california town. details on that next.

>> a storm system continues to pound the southeast and the gulf coast. hail, strong winds and heavy rain already hitting areas in texas and florida over the past few days and a possible tornado touched down in central texas late thursday, damaging several buildings in the small town of mcadoo. the storm system is expected to move up the atlantic coast. >> over the next couple of

days, water coming from the sierra mountains, meanwhile, are threatening to swallow a small central valley town, which happens to have one of the largest presence in the state and to make things even more complicated. a local lake is just inches away from breaching levee. nancy loo has more on how the town is preparing as the water gets higher. >> check out this remarkable scene. this used to be. >> thousands of acres of farmland, but now it's a renewed to larry lake, which is growing bigger by the day. this is a main roadway for agricultural use here in this area and often the distance there are homes and farms that are already flooded and under water because this lake stretches around this way as well. and often the distance that is the levee and crews are working as we speak to fortify it because the city of corcoran is right on the other side. it's an agricultural town of over 20,000 where a

celebration of freedom and veterans is planned for this weekend. >> but this downtown area and the entire city of corcoran could be under water soon. a potential disaster seems to be unfolding in slow motion. so slow. >> uncertain process. but with the amount of snow that we have behind us in the sierra nevada. we know it's coming. we just don't know how much we don't know how fast. >> this year, the sierra snowpack measured 300% above average in some parts. and with warmer weather here, the flooding will definitely go from bad to worse. it takes about a week for that melt actually make its way down to the tulare lake. but we already knew that we we knew we have about a 2 to maybe 3 month window period. the race is on to heighten and strengthen the 14 mile long corcoran levee right next to it is a california state prison complex which houses about 8,000 inmates. corrections officials say they're closely monitoring the situation and if stopped

accepting transfers in the event that they need to evacuate were standing likely will be under water. >> in a matter of weeks, if not months. >> governor gavin newsom in corcoran this week to survey the situation and promise state support corcoran is desperate for more emergency funding, hopeful that fortification will happen fast enough to save the city. >> that levee goes that city goes to prison with small thing cuts. it goes and washes out. this could be years before that area. he's more production. will take place. >> and we should note that temperatures here in central california are now topping off well above 90 degrees these days. so the big melt in the sierras. it's about the speed up in a big way. and that means where we're standing now. >> will be under water soon. >> that was nancy loo reporting for us tonight. happening tomorrow, yosemite valley is set to reopen with

limited services. this after a forecast of flooding because of snow melt from this winter, the national parks as rivers did not rise as much as expected. yosemite valley will open at 7 in the morning and close at 8 o'clock at night for day use only it will reopen fully monday and 7 in the morning. the national park is warning people, though, that the rivers are running very high. they are dangerous. so guests are urged to not go into them or even approached them. >> and take a look at this. the flowers are bloom. after all the rain showers we've received in the bay area this year. these are images from walnut creek, flowers of all colors springing up from the grass giving hikers and bikers and everyone just quite a sight. yeah, several weeks. absolutely. i know that a lot of people have been it. >> even yesterday i in in the east towards oakland in a while and even the medians of the freeways and all are the

media hours popping up at parking lot? you know, grass in the parking lot. you like bundles of poppies and that sort of thing. it's beautiful for abry. so we're going to be little bit of rain this week to the kind of even help with all of that yeah, we're going to switch from summer spring to winter in just a matter of days, bay area. so tomorrow we're actually going to cool down to right about where we should be for this time of year at or slightly below normal. but then by monday, starting our work week with temperatures 5 to 15 degrees below average because of a cold core storm. going to bring a slight rain less than a quarter of an inch monday through tuesday for most of the bay area. but check out what it's going to do. slight threat, a pop-up thunderstorms along the bay area coastline and north bay. >> and even snow levels. yes, a fresh dusting of snow arriving by monday around 4,000 feet for local hills and mountains. so if you do see some snow capped peaks, you're not seeing things. we're actually going to get some snow out of this upcoming cold core storm. and then wednesday

through saturday, we're going to get a second stronger storm bringing us about half an inch of rain or less for most of the bay area because it is going to be a longer duration storm wednesday through saturday with our local hills and mountains, getting at least an inch of rain. one, it is all said and done. so let's take a look at radar for. we are tracking dry conditions for now. but here's that storm out in the pacific northwest. this cold core storm coming from the gulf of alaska. that is going to bring us scattered hit or miss showers with the threat of pop-up thunderstorms by monday afternoon through monday night light scattered rain for your tuesday. and then by wednesday morning into wednesday night that some are going to see some light scattered hit or miss showers continuing through thursday until we start to dry out by friday. but then by saturday, those of you in the north bay, you could still see some very light hit or miss showers by early saturday night. so we are going to track light rain totals by monday through tuesday, about a quarter of an inch of rain or less for most of the bay area. and then nearly double those amounts by

around wednesday through saturday because it is going to be a few more days of that active weather pattern sticking through next weekend. the looking great. so it's nice to see that that wet weather finally tapers off by the weekend. but then temperatures rebounding to near average even 10 days from now. but i can't believe it. low 60's for warmest inland valleys on monday. >> we can deal with this that we've yeah, we're not talking just when we thought it was over. and the dark horse comes other than a 3rd way that feel like we're in a 3rd winter here. yeah. and then may gray and june. you know, the summer months are actually colder along the coast. so it feels like in a longer winter. so, yeah, just write what those things are on like, ok, don't pack your winter just yet will see them with all the closet space. we all >> thanks to well, a bart is planning to update its parking fees if approved. the minimum daily fee would be $3 at all

stations. the maximum fee would be $8. this would not apply to parking at west. oakland, though, where parking there. >> now costs more than $12 a day monthly parking passes will also go up to a minimum of eighty-four dollars. the bart board is going to hold a public hearing on these proposed changes on may. 5th. they expect to vote on the proposal in june. >> nurses, the 2 east bay hospitals are expected to go on strike demonstrations are planned at saint rose hospital in hayward. and john, your behavioral health center in concord. you're watching a picket that happened at john. your earlier this month in all, nearly 300 nurses are expected to go on strike early next week over the claims that hospitals have failed to meet demands for better contracts. saint rose health officials are saying that they are aware of the strike, but they do not intend to hire replacement workers and they're expecting to continue normal operations by thursday. john, your officials also said that they

will continue to care for their patients as the strikes are going on. >> california air regulators have approved to ban the sale of diesel trucks by the year 2036, across california. the move aims to have medium and heavy duty trucks, transition to zero-emissions technology by 2045 government fleets, local delivery and big rigs must transition by 2035 while garbage trucks and local buses have until 2039, the rule will still have to be approved by the epa. >> gas prices nationwide are dropping, but not for everyone here in the bay area. the cheapest gas can be found in solano county. the average price there is for 81 a gallon of regular unleaded, the most of regular unleaded, the most expensive gas is tied between statewide. california's gas prices have increased 5 months in the past last month to an average of 4.87 a gallon. fortunately that's down from where prices were a year ago.

the average cost statewide is 5.70, a gallon. the national average 3.61. >> all right. still ahead here on kron, 4 news at 10. >> a grassroots effort to elect oakland congresswoman barbara lee to the u.s. senate launched today in san francisco. a look at her bid for senator dianne feinstein's seat. plus, why san francisco's first public bank is on the brink of being taken over by the federal government. kron. 4 news at 10 returns returns in just a returns returns in just a moment.

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>> welcome back. the federal bank regulators preparing to take over first republic bank to keep it from failing. this comes as new details are emerging about what happened behind the scenes at silicon valley bank before it collapsed. the federal deposit insurance corporation, the fdic is reportedly planning to place a san francisco based first republic bank under receivership. meaning the government will step in and take responsibility for it. according to reuters, the u.s. banking regulator no longer believes there's an option for the bank to be saved by the private sector. so the government step in if first republic does excuse me if first republic does fall into receivership, it would be the 3rd bank to collapse since march this past week. first, republic stocks dropped a total of 97% as the bank reported deposits fell by more than 100 billion in the 1st quarter. now, first, republic's losses. our thanks, at least in part to the collapse of silicon valley bank back in march on friday,

the federal reserve released its first report on what caused the collapse of svb. the fed chief regulator accusing bank managers of being slow to identify growing problems within the bank. his bank management didn't fully understand the risks associated with accepting crypto, which made up more than 20% of its deposits. regulators were also highly critical of their own role in the collapse. is admitting they were unwilling to go bank management when they saw emerging problems. >> coming up here at 10 o'clock, the nfl has a new rapper. e one of them is from right here in the bay area. we'll introduce you to him. plus, former house speaker nancy pelosi getting involved in san francisco's fentanyl crisis. how she wants the federal government to help out and thousands of journalists and politicians joined president biden at an annual black tie event. we've got more on the white hou

>> welcome back. a grassroots effort to elect oakland congresswoman barbara lee to the u.s. senate launched in san francisco today. representative lee is seeking senator dianne feinstein's seat. >> after the longtime bay area lawmaker announced earlier this year that she will not be running for reelection. kron four's philippe djegal explains how these supporters we'll get out the vote. >> united for kicked off in san francisco saturday. speaking from the african-american art and

culture complex, elected and community leaders endorsed the launch of the grassroots effort to inspire a diverse electorate to vote. congresswoman into the united states senate. people like barbara lee. >> they look into the specifics of legislation and they pick it apart so that it does not disproportionately impact communities that tend to get the short end of the state. >> i pushed to get out. the vote is independent from lee's election campaign. the congresswoman did not attend the she is a highly perienced leade progressive candidate of color with a tremendous track record for social change in the next month, organizers will reach out to a half million voters through a digital blitz and partner with groups on the ground, knock on doors and make phone calls in the state's 6th largest counties during the next 4 months in support of lehigh. >> have i'm grateful constituent a barber least because i have absolutely seen

the integrity and the moral center of the split of this leader. organizers say united for barber lee's mission is to show multi cultural unity and to highlight how lee is inspiring voters of color. the primary election will be held next march. she embodies what oakland, california and the nation are all about about diverse communities coming together to push for social change. lee is one of 3 current democratic house members running for senator dianne feinstein's seat, including representatives katie porter and adam schiff. big leap to go all kron. 4 news. >> former house speaker nancy pelosi is calling on the federal government to get involved in san francisco's fentanyl crisis. she sent a letter to u.s. attorney merrick garland requesting resources for operation overdrive, fit some new operation by the drug enforcement administration that identifies hotspots of drug-related violence in overdose deaths. pelosi writing, quote, it is our understanding that operation

overdrive has had some level of success in florida and pennsylvania and has been implemented to an extent in certain areas to an extent in oakland, adding her request as port of san francisco, mayor london breed. well, at least 275 people died from drug overdoses in the united states every day. and that's according to the dea. we are. we are, of course, always following the fentanyl crisis across the nation and >> the bay area on kron 4 dot com. you can scan the qr code there on your screen. it will take you straight to our website where you can track the latest information. and of course, see the stories. our reporters are working on. >> after years of pop-up shops around the bay area. yet it's pi and settling into its permanent home in oakland, the pie shop posting in opening and three-day anniversary or rather 3 year anniversary party this afternoon at their new location on 22nd street. it's just blocks from lake merritt in the former home of taiwan. bento people lining up

today outside the door in and get their hands on something sweet or savory. >> i mean, i think we can both agree that it's really important for us to have a place where we can castle kept big community oriented space. we've got a great crew that are just in so. >> got happy people moving through the line and have a good bring it to town. >> shops grand opening will be next wednesday may 3rd and even its will stay open until 10:00pm on fridays and saturdays. >> tonight was a night journalists and %oliticians got together at the nation's capital to poke fun at one another in front of a room of their peers. comedian roy wood junior correspondent on the daily show. but the headliner for tonight's white house correspondents dinner. >> evan moon has more. >> everyone is here tonight with the politicians, how we've got the media. we've got celebrities, comedian trevor

noah headlined last year's white house correspondents dinner where he poked fun at president biden, former president trump, other politicians and the media. the white house correspondents association started in 1914 in an effort to keep president woodrow wilson engaged in press conferences with reporters today. it's become an organization of journalists who work to maintain transparency between the white house and the american people. we're they're asking these questions. >> asking questions at the white house doesn't always like. on behalf of the american people where they're as representatives of the american people. >> the first white house correspondents dinner took place in 1921. formed by a group of 50 white men when this dinner started out. >> it was a private club, a private dinner with journalists and the president and get us what women were not allowed to attend or later the wives could watch from a balcony or something over 100 years later. it's the

associations, largest fundraiser of the year raising money for scholarships and honoring journalists and the first amendment. today presidents let loose poking fun at themselves and others in attendance. very first president and the white house correspondents dinner was calvin coolidge in 1924. >> i just been elected united states senate. >> jay leno's together. we give hope to gray hair chunky baby boomers everywhere. >> i was going to just start off tonight telling some self-deprecating jokes. but then i couldn't think of any mistakes. i've made to be self-deprecating about. we are written into the constitution. we are in the fabric of american democracy. >> even though everybody loves to hate this dinner, it is a really big platform to hold up the importance of a free and independent press. >> that was evan moon reportipg this year focused on journalists who have been detained overseas with president biden mentioning

austin tice kidnapped while reporting and syria 11 years ago. and most recently wall street journal reporter evan gershkovich detained in russia. >> let's get you a look at your 4 zone forecast tonight. finally starting to see more of the city yes, the wider ripping a wider view. we had it pretty close out we couldn't really see much. >> but yeah, those fog tentacles are really creeping on so what's going on? yeah, that's right. in fact, we're also noticing it over san francisco international airport and it's only going to get thicker this evening. >> and even into your sunday morning waking up to some patchy drizzle. so let's take a live look outside san francisco international airport and smooth sailing there. and those of you heading out to the sierra, even for the 2nd half of your weekend, it is going to be a warm one with another day of summer like temperatures. that's why snow melt is going to be a concern from sunday into monday morning. we have a flood watch in effect for most

of this year's specifically elevations below 8,000 feet. juot because of the warm dry conditions, creating rapid snow melt. but then that's going to turn into snow showers for this upcoming week. so let's take a look at radar for a very mild dry conditions out there. that's going to continue through your sunday afternoon and then changes with the cooler weather and light scattered snow and rain showers by monday night into this blanketing most of this year by the overnight hours and even into your tuesday morning and afternoon could even see pop-up thunderstorms in the forecast because of that cold core storm. a lot of instability out there so we could see thunderstorms in the form of thunder snow, believe it or not on tuesday. but let's take a look at your getaway forecast for tomorrow. truckee, mild temperatures in the mid 60's with south lake tahoe in the low 60's at 62 degrees. turning into 51 degrees on monday. so 10 degree drop there. and then winter, like weather on tuesday, 5 to 15 degrees below

average with most of the sierra only warming up into the upper 30's at 39 degrees. snow levels dropping to around 5,000 feet with more rain and snow showers wednesday and thursday of this upcoming week. dan and wolf, back to you members. i think the uk is just one week away from king charles, the third's. >> coronation preparations are well underway in london. more than 700 guardsman officers and band members spent today rehearsing the procession that will follow the monarch from westminster abbey to buckingham palace next saturday. also today, a service was held at the abbey to welcome scotland's stone of destiny. it's set to play a key role in the coronation. the sandstone is seen as the sole of scotland and carry significant symbolism for the scottish people. as many as 2800 guests are expected to attend next saturday as coronation at westminster abbey. >> it's a video doorbell, but for your car, rich demuro has the review of the ring car cam in tonight's tech smart.

>> bring car cam is like adding a video doorbell to your car. the device has a minimalistic design that sticks between your dashboard and windshield. hd cameras face front and back. they have a wide angle point of view. installation was easier than i expected. the toughest part is running the power cable to what's called the obd 2 port. not every car will be compatible. car cam records in several ways. for starters, every time you're driving, it's recording a continuous loop of the front and back cameras. the camera also records when it senses movement. alexa, for court recording traffic stopped. you can also trigger a manual recording when your car stopped just like the video doorbell, you can take a look inside your car at any there's an audible chime to let those inside know you're watching. you can even talk back and forth. what you're looking for. step away from status.

late appears when the camera is in use a flip of the privacy shutter immediately stops all video and audio camera quality is fine to good. i notice license plates are easiest to read when they're closer. you can use the ring app to view video clips. but here's the thing unless you subscribe to the optional $6 a month or $60 your cellular plan, your videos are locked to the device. there's no way to download them even on wifi. also, clips won't go to the cloud unless you pay rain. car cam gives you peace of mind at home and on the road. but to really get the most out of it, you want to subscribe to unlock the best features. >> well, that was rich demuro for our tech smart tonight. in other tech news, twitter boss, elon musk, a slash the company's paid parental leave policy from 20 weeks to just 14 days. the san francisco bay social media platform altered it previous policy to whatever

is required by law in the region where the employees work. there is no national policy for paid family leave, but the family and medical leave act gives certain employees unpaid job protected. leave for specified family and medical reasons for a period about 10 to 12 weeks. >> still ahead here on kron, 4 news at 10 trading the runway for the railroads. details on the new u.s. travel trend and the push to get a rail line from california to nevada. >> and next in sports, the giants and padres played 2 games in mexico city and they're hitters tased full advantage of the high altitude. kate rooney has the barrage of long with the ballpark and tells us who won the slugfest south of the the slugfest south of the border. - life is uncertain. everyday pressures can feel overwhelming it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried, or frustrated. it's normal. with calhope's free and secure mental health resources,

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>> and now kron 4 sports. >> the giants won a little bit of a roll this last week. finally winning 5 games in a row and taking a series for the first time this season against the cardinals. so now the orange and black ticking that show on the road all the way. >> to mexico city. first time in history that major league baseball played regular season games. >> in mexico's capital, giants taking on the padres today. love those uni's first of 2 games on the border. and while the fans may have shown up for a game, what they got more like a home run derby. the baseball had no resistance to the high pay, lou, which sits at over 7300 feet above sea

level that resulted in a lot of dingers 11 to be precise, not quite for san francisco. the padres out homered the giant 65 out. 17 to 13 and ultimately outscored them. the wind blows this came in the 7th on manny machado's 2 run homer, his second of the game. the padres just out flood the giant 16 to 11 but still be back for more in game 2 tomorrow. meanwhile, it was a beautiful day right here at home at the coliseum a's hosting the reds and hoping to exact a little revenge for yesterday's game. do it for the kids. why don't you a's some little leaguers getting the child? the grass on the diamond before the game today. >> it took the lead in the second one run in already when jordan diaz rips a shot up the middle past a diving kevin newman that puts the a's up 2, nothing. and it stayed that until the night is a live have the bases loaded and 2 outs for pitch hitter. jake fraley

who hit it off of the first base bag right over the head of ryan noda. first down the line. income 2 and those were the game winners. so the a's lose a heartbreaker. >> same 2 teams tomorrow in the finale of the series tomorrow at the the first got a little over 12 hours to go for the warriors there in the middle of a quick turnaround for their game. 7 against the sacramento kings tomorrow. if golden state wants to make it to the other side of this elimination game, well, they better come out with more energy than they did last night in game 6. the kings outshot outrebounded. and as you see here just outran the warriors. in fact, it was the most lopsided loss of the season at chase center today, kings head coach mike brown was asked if the warriors looked a little tired against his team's transition offense. well, here's what he had to say. >> you know, and at times it looks like they may not want to run with this all the time. but resilient team. they they they were the ones that the play fast. you know that those

guys just resiliency to sense of toughness, no matter what's on the road or at home. there's a confidence level that you have just because of how locked and they are the task in front of them. it's not going to be anything easy, you know, we've got to be able to withstand, you know, first second, 3rd punch. that's coming our way. team in the games at 12, 30 tomorrow. >> nicola jokic and the nuggets were not hospitable host to kevin durant, his sons in denver tonight for game one of the western conference semis. kg misses the jumper. jamal murray. on the brake rolled the ball ahead on underhanded past to jokic hit them in stride for the running jam joker had 24 points. 19 rebounds and the nuggets had a 17 point halftime lead. and then. and the 2nd half grabs the rebound dribbles through chris paul and kd lays it in softly on the glass. 34 points for murray nuggets take game

1, one. 25 to 107. game to go denver on could final day of this year's nfl draft today. one of the great days of the year and most of the forty-niners picks came in the later rounds. so the first player off the board for san francisco in today's 5th round was terrell luter junior him there with the tackle, physical cornerback who played his college ball at south alabama university. you know, flushing out the secondary was really a priority for the forty-niners in this draft after they lost the bees. jimmie ward, emmanuel moseley and free agency and the team sure has a history of getting a lot out of it later. round draft pick. so today leader said he's excited to come to the bay area. the red and gold. what he's capable christian bale in the last always talk about, you know, once i get drafted ball and get in the playbook so they get can make a little because i want to get this stuff. >> are you take care of? i want to be able to. make people feel like i am a veteran. you know what i mean?

that cost more. when i get out of fellow coaches to know that they can trust me on that field. so that's exactly what i'm bringing them. bring the physicality. putin bring him into port to the. all right, joining looter, the rest of today's picks. >> more defense robert beal in the 5th linebacker dee winters in the 6th. another tight end. brayden willis in the 7th round, a wide receiver ronnie bell in the 7th and then their last pick of 2023, the niners made purdue safety jalen graham. their final pick with number 2.55, very excited to see what these guys can do. tease in mini camp. get going next month. >> and how about a little trip to singapore for the second round of the liv golf tour. the top of the leaderboard filled with the tour's best players. brooks keopka nails the birdie at 11. he's at 12 under one stroke behind the leaders. sergio garsia is one of those nails, the birdie at 16. he is 13 and he's tied with taylor can't forget that

name. >> he hits the birdie at 10 and it should be a really good finale tomorrow that 3rd round will be right here on kron. 4. >> at 11:00am. that's where you can always find. you're live. golf fix. but a lot of eyeballs here and we're going to be on the warriors game. what was your guys prediction? >> that's a time. i don't know. i know. i really thought that they were going to win the other night in yeah. you're at home. the momentum's in your favor. honestly, they haven't been the best on the road all season. i know that this, you know, during playoffs have been ok on the road. but i don't know. i'm i'm a little nervous for them say a little prayer. i want them. >> to i would love. i would love the lakers going. i would love lakers warriors all, and i think that really fun. so we're going to go with let's go kate. thanks. well, retired san jose fire fighter has been named one of 14 new referees for the nfl's.

>> 2023 season. scott campbell served as a firefighter in san jose for 25 years before he retired. he's now following in the footsteps of a another former firefighter bill levy who served with the department for 27 years before spending 19 seasons as an nfl draft. train travel is back on track for big increases this year. some travelers who are fed up with high airfares and delays are instead heading to the rails. train travel is largely returned to pre-pandemic levels. this as many companies are adding additional routes because the increase in travelers. >> it's easy to get on and i like having a schedule. and as opposed to flying crazy to be pushed around. >> well, this year, train travel company. amtrak reports nearly one in 3 passengers are new riders. >> speaking of trains about and california lawmakers are now trying to get the biden administration to fast track

funding for a las vegas to southern california rail line. brightline wants to build it and is asking for 3 and a quarter billion dollars in federal funds. the project's total cost is 10 billion dollars. everything else would be privately financed. yeah. trained vegas. yeah. i see that being well. use. >> and coming up on the final check of your 4 zone forecast in the bay area because are really going to cool down with the rain and possible snow showers and the threat of pop-up thunderstorms in your

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fingers now seems like a mess. rose on my part, murray. so what do you think? i'd rather have a pair of air jordans. thank you very that you actually need. i wouldn't like the crumbles from that. see take a look. >> temperatures out there right now because we are cooling down into the upper 40's. so we're noticing that a 15 degree difference between brett would and our coastal cities like bodega point raise 66 degrees for brentwood. great temperatures out there. even for this 10 o'clock hour. but overnight lows tonight going to dip into the upper 40's to low 50's with even milder in the mid 50's at 54 degrees. 10 degrees cooler for santa rosa in the mid 40's and temperatures tomorrow. continuing with that cooling trend. we're going to be at or slightly below average. seasonal temperatures are conquered in antioch, out of the 80's. and in the low 70's downtown san francisco. 61 degrees breeze yourself. bay area tracking rain making its way for most of your workweek. light scattered showers,

though. >> all right. stick we'll see you guys tomorrow night.

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