san jose. this was in the santa teresa neighborhood and that's where kron four's will. tran is standing by with the very latest on the investigation and the conditions of those officers will. >> well, we do know that one officer james was treated and released the other officer at last check still in the hospital with life-threatening injuries. i mean, they came obviously with bulletproof vests. they wear underneath their uniform and get these 2 officers were still hit by a suspect inside the extended stay america right behind me, james, more officers are actually arriving to the scene. now we are close to 12 hours after they arrived and they are still here throwing more recent. it's to it. we do know there will be a news conference at 1 o'clock this afternoon. so this is what's going on right now. let me get you closer to the scene. officers are focusing on 2 locations. >> the front of one building as well as the parking. so

they're walking back and forth looking for evidence, looking to talk to witnesses. many of those witnesses, of course, were inside the hotel at the time. let me show you video when this all went down 10, 30 last night when they got a call of a disturbance at the extended stay, america. that's when they arrived. but those officers had no idea that somebody was going to open fire on them. we understand that this all unfolded on the 3rd floor. they came there according to investigators. the suspect fired shots at the officers. the officers fired shots back. ultimately 3 people were >> 2 officers as well as the suspect. now i got a chance to talk to a woman who was inside at the time. she actually thought she heard fireworks and thought it was a dream. it wasn't. >> and then all of a sudden about 2 later and bam. and i'm like, okay, i thought it was my friend or my daughter's

friend. go to the door to yell at them. it was a cop. like what's going on their video. yeah, to reject like everybody's going on. shelter-in-place looking door. stay down. is that the most you can all i could see was blood and blast outside the room. so i don't know if it was in the room or in the hallway. i know that there's one lane out and one way out and you have to have your key and everything checking through. >> now, i can tell you that 2 officers were rushed to 2 separate hospitals. one apparently deals with trauma a little bit better than the other and a lot of officers if they did not come to this location, they went to the hospital to offer comfort and aid to that officer as well as the officer's family and friends. the suspect's name not being released at this particular time. why that suspect opened fire in the first place. obviously, that's still part of the investigation. and yes, shootings take place from time to time, james. but in this

case, obviously, when we're talking to san jose police officers who were hit in the line of duty. yes, it has elevated to a full-blown news conference at 1 o'clock by the san jose police department. back to you. >> okay. we'll see what information they reveal then. we'll thank you very much for that update at 10. 0, 2 will bring it back here in the studio. talk a bit about the weather before you head out this morning. we've got nice conditions to enjoy today. tomorrow, different story. but we've got john hear those details. sage on the bold different set up for tomorrow. so while this morning we've looked at a lot of sunshine, some pretty comfortable conditions so far. >> tomorrow you might be hanging out indoors a little bit more. so your view outside right now from the east bay hills, a little bit of green on those hillsides. still, we can think rainfall events like we have tomorrow for keeping things still relatively lush out there across the region as we work our way into may. today is a sunny day and a warm one to enjoy as much as possible. we stay that way all day long. winds will pick up

later on today, especially along the coastline. so do know that as for temperatures, we're back up into the low 70's already for vacaville in brentwood, mostly in the 50's to 60's elsewhere, though, so slowly seeing temperatures building back up into those upper 70's for some inland areas that we've been seeing a lot of lately tomorrow, a full 20 degrees cooler and along with some rainfall that will break down for you in the forecast. back to you, ok, john, thank you. it is 10, 0, 4, back to the headlines now in the east bay. police have arrested a hair stylist some disturbing. >> crimes conquer. police say the owner of chi hair salon committed these acts including rape kron four's. dan thorn has the story. >> investigators say this conquered hairstylist. 41 year-old cheat who has been arrested and charged with multiple counts of assault. the allegations include rape, unlawful intercourse and lewd acts with a child. police say

who committed the acts inside of his business on clayton road in concord. that's my reaction is just, you know, ab so absolutely disgusting. victoria por 10 ye was a client of who's who says he did good work but sometimes exhibited strange behavior. pertain ye is also a therapist who feels guilty for suggesting others seek out his styling services and for families who may have been victimized. i think i'm a little bit in shock right now about the children park crown for went to the salon thursday afternoon and a woman who appeared to be a worker refused to talk with us when she was leaving and locked the doors behind her. investigators believe there may be more victims than children's lives will be ruined forever. >> and the trauma is unspeakable. >> vu is still in custody on $275,000. bail. concord police are urging anyone with any more information to come forward in concord. dan thorn

kron. 4 news. >> in the north bay, a second lawsuit now has been filed against benicia unified claiming that school districts swept teacher abuse accusations under the rug at this new lawsuit, which is pretty similar to the first one, looks to hold the district accountable for hiring former teacher matthew shelton. the suit, which was filed by 3 additional youths claims that the district failed to report shelton's alleged abuse of students all to protect its reputation. shelton is charged with 7 counts of molesting a child is due in court for a preliminary hearing on monday. meanwhile, police are asking for your help in finding a man accused of killing 2 people in a hotel in livermore. this is johnston, vasquez of oakland. police say that he should be considered armed and dangerous. investigators tell us they found a man and woman shot to death in a room at the laquinta inn near 5.80, last saturday. and they believe the

vasquez new one of the victims. and he's palo alto man has died and 3 children now recovering after a crash on a san jose freeway. the chp says the driver was speeding on state route 85 wednesday night when he veered into the median and struck the guardrail, the children ages 8, 4, 2, were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. teachers in campbell now are asking leaders of the campbell union high school district to keep money to you to keep leaving. they say teachers are experiencing. obviously the high cost of living in that area. a lot of them are leaving. there's a teacher shortage in the district really can't aff rd to lose any more. >> and so i can do hope that the teacher can for the district reverse the teacher people were gathering to express our displeasure with the district's 0% salary and

their unwillingness to consider incentives for teachers who are servings are most vulnerable students. >> well, teachers are also calling for summer class sizes to be or for class sizes to be smaller. and 4 approved classes for english language learners as well. we have some new data from the oakland police department which shows that violent crimes have dropped, which is good. kron four's theresa stasi takes a closer look, though, at also what needs to be improved. >> i think it's definitely too early for us to be celebrating. we're not resting on these early numbers. we're feeling encouraged by the numbers. doctor holly joshi is the chief of violence prevention of the city of oakland. take a look at the latest data released by the city. the chart shows homicides are down by 17% in 2024. compared to 2023. >> assaults dropped by 4% and assault with firearms dropped 21%. rape was down. 21% overall violent crime is down in oakland by 33%.

>> definitely attributing to implementation of the cease-fire strategy. >> doctor joshi credits several programs including cease-fire coming back into the fold. >> the police department's side of that relentless 13 looks like enforcement. but the department of violence prevention's relentless pursuit of those individuals looks like. getting them on track, inspiring the behavioral changes needed to prevent further victimization. the data >> is not all positive, though. robberies are ticking upward since the beginning of the year. robbers have climbed 11% and residential robberies up 100 and 18%. so sad. >> to me to see my city and the shape that is it that that's bishop bob jackson with axes, gospel church. he says some community members are declining to call the police for help. adding despite the data, he says they fundamentally don't feel safe in oakland. the reality is is is where the people live.

>> and the people that i talked to an open and i talked to quite a bit. they do not feel safe and this in their city or in their own homes. >> many variables of drugs and gangs and the hot summer and unrest and and what have you that the numbers could could skyrocket. james deadly, a criminal justice professor at san francisco state university and former san francisco police deputy chief says while data shows a downward trend now it doesn't predict the future. >> and that can be troubling. in the meantime, joe, she says that they will continue to work hard and help oakland become better. >> we also realize that a large part of community safety is how people are feeling and what perception and so i would say that we a long way to go in both of those arenas to recess. stasio kron. 4 news. >> time now is 10, 10 and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the san jose city officials now kicking off a new program to revitalize

downtown with the ribbon cutting ceremony. they're launching 5 new pop-up shops at 5 vacant stores. all part of the city storefront activation program, which they hope will reduce commercial vacancies and imprvve public safety. all 5 pop-up shops are owned by women. well, still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, end of an era. why a beloved east bay comic shop is decided. >> it's time to close its doors. will it be for we'll see. and san jose police are addressing road closures and preparations ahead of this weekend's cinco de mayo festivities. plus, after the break, a new feature from airbnb giving people the chance to experience some iconic moments in pop culture will explain. and today is gorgeous from the bay all the way up into the sierra. here's from incline village live right now. the sierra is in for some snowfall this weekend. if you're heading up there, anticipate saturday to be the roughest one for travel be the roughest one for travel sunday. there's back out

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>> all right. we're back 10, 14 is that i'm an airbnb, has unveiled some new features that are supposed to make it easier for people traveling in a group. and the companies also diving into pop culture with a new home experiences that they're calling. i rich demuro explains. >> 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. 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 traveler sees the same information from the host about the address. how to check again had opened the door, that kind of thing. but the biggest well, a new category called 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 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 locker room at one of the most famous museums in france, experiences that are unlike any other and many ways are often only exist 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 will 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 this clearly they see value in but, you to be seen as to how it all plays out, i icons a way to stand out as

competition in the rental market heats up. >> ok, 10, 16 is the time. let's get over to the weather center. we've got a job with a look at what's shaping up to be pretty fantastic friday. john, good morning. gorgeous out there today. we are seeing lots of sunshine, green hillsides here from the east bay hills. just a nice day to venture out. definitely the warmest day of this weekend's forecast is today. so if you'd like the past few days, get out there for this one. tomorrow is a big cool down where were sitting on satellite radar. you can see all that cloud cover up to our north. that's your storm system. slow centered up in the gulf of alaska. it is a cold system transporting all that air our direction that cooler air along with some rainfall tomorrow. today, though, we're smooth sailing a little bit windier this afternoon and a few more clouds towards the very close the day. but today is a good one. you got the green light to get out there tomorrow. it's just the green on the radar that we've got. and you can see that pushing in during our predawn hours tomorrow morning, taking us through the

rest of the morning. some pretty solid rainfall at that, especially during our morning and midday hours across the bay. tomorrow's rainfall totals will actually amount to very similar totals that we typically see for the entire month of may. so we're getting a lot of work done out of the way. the very start of the month. mother nature's not procrastinating with this one. that doesn't mean it's maybe not the easiest a to plan any outdoor activities. if you're heading to the sierra anticipate a lot of snowfall up there. a winter weather advisory goes into effect 11:00am tomorrow morning impacting i-80 highway 50 lake tahoe down through yosemite national park and mammoth lakes as well. once you head above 7,000 feet in elevation will actually see 6 to 12 inches of snowfall. and this does mean chain controls will likely be in effect starting tomorrow. today, an easy travel day up their travel back on sunday. enjoy all that snowfall on saturday. today's daytime highs will be in the 60's to 70's. nobody's quite getting to 80 degrees today

making today just subtly cooler than yesterday was but still very warm and definitely shorts and t-shirt worthy south bay temperatures, mid 70's for you, san jose at 76. well in the east bay, anywhere from low mid to even upper 70's. a few spots like conquered antioch. pittsburgh will be close to the 80 degree mark. just not quite getting there today. tomorrow, a full 20 degrees cooler for some inland areas and a pretty big cool down for the rest of us too. one day of rainfall in this forecast, we do clear out for sunday for cinco de mayo, but staying cool for the end of the weekend, temperatures will gradually climb through next week. james john, thank its 10, 19 and downtown. first thursdays is officially back on in san francisco. >> that's at series of 12 monthly block parties filled with food filled with fun. and a lot of people showed up for the first one kron four's rob nesbitt. was there. >> organizers were inspired by what they saw oakland with first fridays there. this is the first first thursday in

downtown san francisco. they have second street closed up all the way from market down this direction to howard street. we have vendors concerts live music and arly a lot of people. >> by midday thursday, volunteers and city workers were busy closing down second street in san francisco and preparation for downtown first thursday, a monthly street party to be held the first thursday of every month. and the idea of many you t o. >> white is in san francisco have something that we're doing in our downtown that's that's us. that's uniquely the owner amenities and executive director of the city joy fund has organized live music. djs drag performances, martial arts and more for first thursday with the goal of attracting 10,000 people to downtown once a month. the reason why this is important is because we need to get people to create new memories downtown to remember how close it is and how easy it is to get there and how much there is to offer for folks. downtown business owners has spent the last few months preparing for first thursdays, including david scott mabry and michelle delaney who own

one 11 minute gallery. they've seen other businesses close around their art gallery since the pandemic and hope the monthly street party is here to stay was working really hard to make really fun things happen everybody in the and make the fun things happen that we are moved here for. >> so i want everybody to like get enjoy their city. first thursdays are free, but organizers are encouraging people to register online through eventbrite with 6,000 people already on the list. but that's a lot. haha. really cool. good for business and downtown. so we really want this to feel like something for everyone. but it's about celebrating the best of san francisco and celebrating our downtown first thursdays is scheduled until 10:00pm. they will be doing this every first thursday of the month until april of 2025. reporting in san francisco. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> well, 10, 21 for your money this morning. gen z is turning to trade schools over traditional four-year colleges. >> there's currently a 37,000

job shortage in the trade industry and many gen x-ers are looking to fill that void. experts say the trade industries pretty attractive right now for those in the younger generations because it gives them an opportunity to streamline their to cut to the middle class without taking on huge amounts of student debt. >> automotive tech i could have on shop work at different dealerships from honda mercedes benz. and i to learn and adapt to all the companies of and me doing this. i can pass it down to my kids. >> experts say one of the reasons the industry seeing a spike right now is the influx of electric vehicles. they say that's creating a growing need now for automotive technicians across the country who can service those types of high and high tech cars. all right. coming up on the kron, 4 morning news. be careful. heading out to the beaches in san francisco will tell you what the city is being accused of dumping into the water.

>> we're back at 10. 25 and the city of san francisco has been accused of dumping almost 2 billion gallons of sewage into the bay. so the environmental protection agency has filed this federal complaint against the city yesterday alleging that the city has dumped more than 1.8 billion gallons of sewage into creeks into the bay into the ocean. sewage, as you know, contains diseases like e-coli that can cause severe illness. so this is pretty serious matter. the epa also says the sewage is interfering with water, recreation and work to protect aquatic life. well, several major retailers have now pulled weighted baby

sleepers from store shelves. the cdc is advising against the use of these baby products with these beads that are built into the fabric the agency says there just isn't enough research to know if these products are safe or effective. critics believe they can restrict breathing and movement manufacturers of the weighted sleepers, however, are denied allegations. new this morning, 100,000 dhaka recipients will soon be able to receive federal health care benefits. the biden administration says that starting in november they can enroll in health plans through the federal insurance marketplace. or other basic health plans. dhaka, which is a deferred action for childhood arrivals, allows young adults were brought here to the u.s. as children, temperature to temporarily legally stay here in the u.s. and most dhaka recipients get insurance through their jobs. but this new plan is set to cover those who are not insured. >> it's really disturbing to see someone just jump out of their car and attack on the front of people. we know.

>> coming up on the kron 4 morning news, the search is on for the man who attacked 2 elderly men in san francisco will have the story.

>> all right. we're back at 10, 30 here on the kron. 4 morning news on a bright and sunny friday, which is going to be great to enjoy before things turn a little gray and little wet for a lot of us come saturday. good morning, john. huge change tomorrow, james, for sure. from the sunshine. we've got out there today to the grey. the cooler and definitely the weather come tomorrow. this is san jose this morning. beautiful clear skies. you don't have any clouds from this perspective at all tomorrow.

you're going them so really enjoy today as much as you can. today is also easily the warmest day of this weekend's forecast. little bit windy, especially towards the close of the day today and towards the coastline, especially so do account for that. otherwise, we are really smooth sailing through your friday. temperatures are in the 50's in oakland, but los 70's already in brentwood in vacaville and we'll continue to rise pretty quickly with all that sunshine we're seeing later today and lots of 70's for highs. likely no 80's today. tomorrow will be lucky if we even hit 60 degrees. i'll get to all the details in your full forecast, james. all right. thank you, john. 10, 30 is the time and we are learning more now about 2 security guards. one almost 60, the other, almost 80 who were attacked in downtown san francisco wednesday morning. that attack was caught on camera just before 10, 30 near union square and kron four's gayle ong. talk to one of the victims. bob morales is back to work a day after he was assaulted by this man captured

on surveillance video. funding live. >> and then days will be a car. and then. open the and then forced me and then kicked. morales says the suspect then went after his friend, a 78 year-old man and pushed him to the ground before getting back in his car and driving on. why do you think someone would do that? >> i don't because made plans talking about the best will in the eu and then. >> the open the door. mireles says the suspect parked his car in front of their workplace. both men are security guards who have worked here for decades. the incident happened just before 10, 30 wednesday morning in the area of post and kearny streets near union square. i'm just glad to hear that he's okay. serious battle stopped by to check on morales after hearing about the incident. those really disturbing to see someone just jump out of their car and attack on the front of these people. we know both morales and bethel say they have not experienced any problems all working in the area over the years candid like being in the financial districts. there is. there's

some interesting characters that wander by been the. >> just keep on wondering by. so it's it has been much of an issue. >> and police say this is an active investigation are still determining if this was a hate crime. gayle ong kron, 4 news. >> thank you, gayle. 10. 31 is the time and just into the kron 4 news room just moments ago, mayor matt mahan and san jose spoke to the public about that shooting that we've been following this morning in which 2 officers were injured while they were engaging with the suspect. one of those officers are still in critical condition this morning at the hospital. we have the mayor's comments prepared. take a listen. >> last night to says it loose officers were shot in the line of duty. 2 families got the call. i was trying trade would never come. we've got a reminder of courage it takes. what on the actor city every day. knowing that you give

your life act the community. no words that convey how grateful i both of our officers and they did to see the warrant. >> the suspect was also injured in that shooting we're still waiting for an update on that person's condition. but they were taken to the hospital as well. the other officer, the second one who was hurt was released from the hospital earlier this morning. so they're recovering now at home. we will keep you updated on air and online as this story develops. again, we are expecting the police department to hold a press conference at 01:00pm with much more detail into exactly what happened. so stay tuned. kron 4 will bring that to you when when it occurs. 10. 33 is the time redwood city police arrested a man suspected of harassing a teenage girl while she was walking home from school. police say 46 year-old neal porous drove up next to this 14 year-old on clinton street and asked if he could hit on her. he also asked her to come closer to his vehicle.

police later tracked him down. thanks to home security footage nearby that captured his vehicle. porous has since been arrested. now on suspicion of contacting a minor with intent to have. cinco de mayo preparations are underway in the south bay. san jose. police are taking a different approach to the festivities this year after facing backlash from what they did last year. it was in 2023. the law enforcement blocked off highway ramps near the parade over concerns of potential vandalism and sideshows. but some of the community called those closures and the reasons behind them an example of cultural and racial bias. opportunity to talk to the public about some things that occurred last year that we want try remedy this year. >> we have a couple of closures that are going to curl. that includes only one freeway off ramp closure, which will be 6.88 king road will be on may 5th specifically for a parade. that is the situation i did that we have anticipated preplanned freeway road closures. >> the department is going to be closing down. barack obama

boulevard and west santa clara street for a car show that will be from 9 in the morning till 4 in the afternoon. tomorrow and then taking place that very same day. the salsa festival. that event is forcing a one-lane closure of south market street surrounding plaza de cesar chavez from about one in the afternoon till 9 o'clock at night. meantime, the richmond, san pablo, cinco de mayo parade that was scheduled for tomorrow is actually being postponed because of the rain that we're expecting. the parade planning committee said the weather would just make it a little too unsafe for everybody. so they decided to postpone it. the festival on sunday, though, is still going to go on as planned. the weather looks great for that day. but as for the parade, it's going to be postponed. they say, until september. in the east bay, a concrete base comic book store plans to give out thousands of free comics as part of their annual event. we're talking about the flying colors comic store its been in the community for more than 3 decades. but unfortunately their time, at least at this current location is coming to

an end kron four's philippe to call explains why. >> the countdown to free comic book day will culminate with a big batch flying colors, comics and other cool stuff in concord saturday. it's may the 4th be with you. star wars so there may be some characters from a galaxy far, far away. will also be an emotional day for joe field and his loyal customers who have been shopping in his store since it opened 35 years ago. >> his lease is up at the end of the year and he has not been offered or renewal. we hope there isn't a closing date. we hope that there's more of a transition day and that's what we're working towards as field explores options to settle down at another store front. he is proud of what his business has brought to the community how the comic book event. he found 23 years ago has spread worldwide. >> andrew has been purchasing comic springfield, most his life. joe's fantastic. and he does so much not even just for that story. and he does a lot for the local community as well. and although this

chapter of flying colors will soon come to an end. >> field is optimistic about the businesses future, which he says will not be limited to the web. our community is built by people coming in and being here and being a part of what goes on. >> i don't see the smiles if its online and i that's what feeds me to be able to make people happy and do that in person. saturday's event starts at 11 o'clock in the morning and runs through 7 o'clock at night. here at the store front. >> on treat boulevard in concord, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news. >> well, for national small business week, apple has launched its first ever made for business series highlighting small business owners. the event kicked off at apple's union square location last night and it was streamed around the world. the first business to be showcased was the filipino fusion restaurants in your see sake and co-founder evan kundera was joined by golden state warriors hype man, franco finn to talk about how the popular food truck grew from its

modest beginnings to a brick and mortar restaurant said he's thrilled to be recognized by apple on such a global scale, especially at the beginning of a api heritage month. >> it's an honor, you know, i think we're here right in the middle of san francisco in union square. this is not only like a a worldwide event, but his office all also the first the first of its kind. so we're kind of like, you know, warm it up for everybody come after us. >> well, apple plans to highlight other small business owners at that stores throughout the month. so look for more to come from. well, the city of san pablo has named seen us pizza. the city's small business of the year. the spanish to pizzeria is located on 23rd street. they've been in business for more than 3 decades. and as part of this competition, 36 local shops were nominated representing excellence in local small business. so congratulations to phoenix pizza for winning that award. well, happening tomorrow, residents on the peninsula will be able to exchange their guns for cash in south san

francisco. the gun buyback program is going to be held at the san mateo superior court building on mission road. officials say they're going to be offering $50 for non-functioning guns, $100 for handguns, shotguns and rifles and $200 for any ghost guns. again, you can stop by anytime tomorrow between 10 in the morning and noon. no questions asked turn in the rifles of the weapons and you'll get the cash. well, san mateo county sheriff's deputies have received some special training on how to help people with autism. earlier this week, a psychologist who gave a workshop on how law enforcement can better interact with people who have autism, whether they're in a crisis state are just in everyday situations. people with autism can sometimes be more difficult to recognize without training and experience. so they wanted officers to have that. the training also included a virtual reality portion where they can experience life-like scenarios. 10 39 is the time. and for more than a year, as we know, the sparkling lights

of that art installation at the bay bridge have been dark as they've been working to raise money to bring it back in. the good news is it is coming back and those behind this art installation say that when it does, it will be better than ever proffers. catherine heenan explains how. >> we think we can do this without being a driver distraction. actually think it might even increased driver attention. but but imagine coming into san francisco. have your friends into our cities reported the public art. that's 1.8 miles long seeing the city of san francisco open up other side of it. we're very, very excited. >> the last time we saw ban davis, he was the guy officially turning the lights off. that was march of last year after more than a decade, the lights were basically warren out too expensive to maintain, bringing them back has taken a lot of fundraising. the new lights will be more durable and more people will be able to see them. we're also gonna double the number of led so. >> we're still the western span and the northern edge of

the bay bridge. but we're going to wrap around the cable with a note on both sides so we can deliver a static equity around the bay. you know, really not just to the pet houses in san francisco, the north bay, but, you know, all the way down into the bay view, hopefully over the oakland, alameda berkeley, richmond and the new emerging neighborhoods of treasure island and why the the new version will be called bay lights 3.60. >> if all goes well, they'll be up by march of 2025. >> a new design. a bigger show, but it will still take a lot of work. >> then we need to get up on the bridge and which is not easy to do as we as we take the old lights down, we'll put the new lights up in one big pass. we need to work with the traffic engineers to make sure that we're proposing is safe. and and then the artist needs to get up there and really spend as much time as he needs to program the lights and that she the level of beauty that i know that's already there, but he thinks he can take it even further. and then we'll have our grand lighting. >> how exciting was. catherine heenan reporting and that project they say needs a total of 11 million dollars in donations to make it happen. they raised all but the last

half million. but they expect to close that here pretty soon. all goes well, then we should see those lights back on by march of next it's 10. 41. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news from an abandoned morning news from an abandoned pup to a dog with good luck.

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>> well, just job. >> this is in people are truly the unsung heroes of the action movie business with rare exceptions like tom cruise stunt doubles are the ones taking the falls, the punches, the explosions. as the flames and anything else. it is just plain ridiculously dangerous. >> in this movie. >> has a lull in spades in the fall guy. ryan gosling plays one of those religious folks in the movies. i'm not veteran near career ending injury year recovery. the stock back into the business to work on the film on which is get his tickle a list. double is starring but now has disappeared and that his longtime secret love of his is now directing. the storyline provides all the elements here. for a nonstop right of action and comedy and romance

and plenty of insight. showbiz securing that takes off like a runaway train. doesn't stop. even during the credits counseling and co star emily blunt are like the spencer tracy katharine hepburn of modern-day their love. hate chemistry is palpable. not to mention that they're just so cute together. all of the other supporting characters like ted lasso wanting like panther's winston duke, along with british actor aaron taylor. johnson offer incredible side performances that enhance the story provide their own moments of hilarity. >> its an homage to stunt performers everywhere. but director david leitch, one time stunt man himself. ryan gosling made his mark last year in barbie. and then again recently on snl, the fall guy will be no different. >> let the summer movie season begin. it's a dean's list b plus, and i hope you have a great weekend in chicago. i'm dean richards.

>> but high praise from dean richards. absolutely. and i like i said saturday, probably be the day that you want to get out and catch that in theaters because sunday, the weather is going to be great for cinco de mayo job forecast yet today, sunday days to get out there saturday, day for sure. we're looking at the embarcadero skies. clear cut you walk in there around out there, enjoying what has been a really nice morning so far for your friday. today is easily the warmest day of this weekend's forecast tomorrow full 20 degrees cooler for some spots. >> and we are seeing that low pressure area right now infurred on the gulf of alaska. that tells you anything diving in tomorrow. really big cool down along with it and from our warm and dry, too rainy and cool here just a few hours now today we stay dry winds do pick up into the evening. tonight, though, is so does cloud cover. rainfall really moves in during a pre-dawn hours of tomorrow morning. and you see those areas of yellow and orange. that is some solid rain. these are not sprinkles. this is a good mayor. rainfall

right here and especially heavy during our morning hours. we'll see some showers continuing into the afternoon tomorrow as well as for rainfall totals. this is normally what your entire month of may brings us. but we're going to receive your monthly average in just one day tomorrow. so definitely a solid day of rain and maybe one to plant indoor activities. the sierra seeing its own dose of precipitation in the form of snow. it's a winter weather advisory going into effect at 11:00am tomorrow morning impacting i-80 highway 50 from lake tahoe down through yosemite national park over mammoth lakes. all areas affected by this winter weather advisory and anywhere between a half a foot to a foot of snowfall above 7,000 feet doesn't mean the plows will be out chain controls likely to be in effect, especially tomorrow. so do you anticipate several inches if not over a foot of snowfall at the very highest of elevations. in the meantime, debate today is going to be gorgeous. another day with 60's to 70's. no 80's today, though. so just a little bit cooler than

yesterday, but a very similar feel. and you can absolutely break out the shorts and t-shirts again, especially for those of you further inland. san jose at 76 today, fremont at 72 east bay. daytime highs cooler along the shoreline. definitely warmer inland concord, antioch, vacaville, some of our closer spots to 80 degrees today tomorrow that big cool down arriving along with those showers through much of the day. cinco de mayo on sunday drying back out just in time for in the festivities. you may have planned then, james. all right, john, thank you. it's 10 49 and now to a story that we brought you here on kron for nearly a month ago. now, when we met this little guy. >> he was an abandoned chihuahua, found living under a round table. pizza up in novato and workers at the animal shelter that took him named him peroni as a result. health and after kron 4 shared his story during our broadcast. the owners of that round table pizza decided to adopt him.

>> he's he's great time as as a rescue animal rate so cute in and, you know, healthy ready yet to led by families that are living underneath job you want in the marines, you base. it was great, too, to rescue him clean them out and getting ready to be fostered and then adopted. >> also went from living under the restaurant to now being one of its mascots. you can see he's got 2 siblings now to play with all day. what a great way for that story. and all right now, let's talk sports. the giants stepping it up in their final series against the red sox. we've got sports director jason dumas now with the highlights. >> game 3 gn the final one of the series between the red sox and the giants. san francisco looking to salvage one before they head to philadelphia for a four-game series with the phils mike yastremski got together with his grandpa. before the game. you know, he's a boston native and carl, his grandpa paul of famer for the red sox. and yeah, he's been raking as of late. he's hitting 3.70, over his last 10

games. speaking of which 3rd inning, no score. what do you yes, step to plate. it's one is one to center. his family in the stands going nuts. giants take a one. nothing lead on his 3rd home run of the season. bottom of the inning, same score until, you know, tyler o'neill, he doubled high off that green rafael he scores and we're all knotted up at once. >> kyle harrison, he pitched a solid outing. in one run and the 5 and was supported by great defense like that from jean hooley. now, same score in the 7th too long for tyro estrada. the grounder gets through the right side. patrick bailey scores. it's 2 to one giants. and the giants bring in. >> all world closer, camilla. ball to right the shut. the lid on this one. they get a

much-needed 3 to one when 3 they started series with the phillies today. now after the game, has spoke about being home and being his grandpa. so many good men. >> it's just really you know, obviously wouldn't have the opportunity without him doing what he did. you know, it's it's just fun try enjoy every chance i get to play here. having a lot of family here is great. and you know, the first time last year felt a little pressure to perform and play well. this time i really got to enjoy it and just relax and see family and have fun. >> all righty. and in other news, a czar back on the field tonight taking on the marlins. they've won 6 of 7. don't look now. all that you look at sports. >> well, let's talk about the oakland a's because they're offering fans a chance to see 45 games this summer tickets for those games will be at oak landing, which is right down the left-field line. the

summer passes are calling. it only $99 street. and for that, you get tickets to 45 age home games between may 20st and august 25th. it also includes a before guests passes to its discount rates. as we know this is the last season that the a's are going to be playing in oakland before they head to sacramento and then ultimately las vegas. >> the team has won 6 of the last 7 games. so they're kind of on a hot streak right now. it's worth change that purchase in the past. doesn't know that we're going take a break. it's 10 53. we'll be right back. all right. we are

back at 10. 55 and scientists from uc san diego and the scripps institute of oceanography are actually preparing for a deep dive. >> off the coast of alaska, now the team is going to going 16,000 feet below the surface and they want to learn more about some of the methane in that part of the ocean that's seeping up from the floor. methane, as we know, is highly probable. but it's also a potent greenhouse gas. and scientists say it effects climate change by contributing to increased warming. so they want to study this more. the expedition is going to play later this month. they're getting support from the national science foundation and the national oceanographic and atmospheric administration. so that would kind of cool to see them do that >> anger. he's it's just >> have to tell a star wars fans this but tomorrow is may

the 4th. that's because obviously may the force may the 4th all that stuff, but it was star wars episode one, the phantom menace that's actually going to be returning to theaters today leading into tomorrow where they're going to do in some cases like alamo drafthouse, the san francisco entire marathon of the movies, the skywalker saga will be good for tomorrow. perfect, right. unpopular opinion, jamie. i love the bed to bed as grow up and that commonly let's talk about that and all that rain that's coming tomorrow is going to be a gorgeous one today and tomorrow it's, know, brady, you know, just gorgeous, too. but a good movie day for sure. sunday dries out for cinco de mayo. otherwise known as revenge of the 5th. i love it. all right. we'll have a great weekend. happy cinco de mayo. we'll see you back here on monday. monday. >> have you heard that before?

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