>> news station, this at 11. >> now at 11 san francisco firefighters respond to a house fire on treasure island videos posted on the citizen

app show. lot of flames shooting out of 2 windows on the second floor there. good evening. thanks for being with us tonight on kron. 4 news at 11, i'm grant lotus and i'm noelle bellow, san francisco. firefighters say it was first reported around 07:40pm, tonight. one person was taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation. the fire department sharing this video from the scene after. >> those flames were put out saying it cause some serious damage to the building. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. officials say the house was supposed to be vacant, but firefighters did find evidence of squatting and hoarding. however, no one was inside at the time of the fire. >> police in the east bay are investigating a major crash on the ashby avenue on-ramp to eastbound 80 in berkeley calls came into 9-1-1. reporting the card been shot at by somebody in a different car just before it crashed. the chp is leading the investigation. here will bring you more details as soon as we learn them. >> in san francisco man was

shot and killed in the middle of the day in the mission. it happened around one 30 this afternoon near the intersection of mission and 20th citizen app. video of the scene shows a heavy police presence there. police say the man was pronounced dead at the scene. no arrests have been made investigation into what led up to the shooting is ongoing. >> a san francisco restaurant owner is planning to go on a hunger strike for a month. he says over a bike lane that he claims is costing him his livelihood. this bike lane running through the middle of valencia street was first put in place in august as part of a pilot project. city officials have said the goal is to improve safety for cyclists, but a lot of business owners on valencia street say the bike lane has cost them so many parking spots as well as parklets and, you know, just cut into their business. one of these is ad at a well who owns a middle eastern restaurant, yasmin. he says the hunger strike is is only way to really get his voice heard.

>> i tried so many times to reach to the city. so many times went to the board meetings and i went to city hole and try to reach out and get nobody ever talked to. in the only response i would get most of the time is go talk to or from association. and every time try to talk to mobilize association refused to talk to him. >> so now the hunger strike, which he says he plans to begin on sunday. >> yeah, it's no joke. that's hail falling this afternoon in walnut creek. quite a bit of collecting their on this person's death at their home. this is the second time in a week we've seen hail falling across the bay area. lot of rain yesterday today was kind of a mixed bag. lot of sunshine. but then late in the afternoon, this came pretty pretty potent cells chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is with us now. well, it's it's not every day, know, and certainly not every april

either. and we've had some very interesting weather around the bay area. >> thunderstorms popping up this afternoon. things begin to quiet down out the door right now. in fact, your skies begin to part the clouds are moving out. looks like now we've got that cold arctic air kind of settling in. we're getting ready for the big chill overnight tonight as these temperatures really going to be dropping off. in fact, already look at numbers in the 40's in the 50's, some of the north bay valleys. stick into the 30's already. so getting cold in spots tonight. frost advisories are going up around the bay area in the north bay and the east bay all the way from healdsburg through sent a saline all the way down to napa and the east bay from orinda to live aboard a seminole to antioch. you're looking at some very cold temperatures early tomorrow morning and likely going to be dealing with frost to start out your saturday. so, yeah, kind of unusual for april, but that's been unusual pattern right now. overnight lows. 33 degrees in santa rosa. 36 in livermore. 39 in concord got a lot of 40's inside the bay. but after that, we're going to get ready for a big warm up.

we'll talk more about that coming up in a few minutes. all right. thanks, lawrence. a developing story now. 2 lawsuits have been filed against the owners of the half moon bay mushroom farms where 7 people were killed and one person was hurt. 24 year-old pedro perez was shot 5 times but survives in that mass shooting. >> that was january of last year. his older brother jose did not survive it. pedro jose's family now filed the suit against california terra gardens and its owners accusing them of failing to take reasonable steps to protect their tenants from violent acts. the lawsuit alleges the accused shooter truly zhao had a documented history of violence in the farm did little to ensure workers safety outside the courtroom. pedro perez says he's still in disbelief over what happened. >> i i came here for a better life to helping family. and

they told me that there were jobs here at this farm. we would come together and we would go to store. we were inseparable. always thinking about him. always thinking about him. and i just. >> don't understand. how this happened. >> not only did california terra gardens violate those rights by providing squalid living conditions for the farm workers that they violated rights by not providing a place where their tenants felt safe. in california landlords all the way more temperate duty to protect their tenants for the criminal acts of people who come out of the property. and california. terra guards did nothing to protect, came through or his brother more. the other victims of that shooting. >> jose perez leaves behind a wife and 4 children in mexico. the suspect has pleaded not guilty to the charges brought against him showers next. court appearance is scheduled for later this month.

>> san jose has launched a program using artificial intelligence to detect unhoused people. today mayor matt mahan explained how it works. >> and we have one car. we've got outfitted with a half dozen cameras were just beginning to test this one of the things we found we actually didn't set out initially to do this. we're really focused on potholes and graffiti to start. is that these cameras are pretty effective at identifying when people are living in vehicles. this is on road only. we're actually not focused on tent encampments with this pilot. but on on roads were able to figure out when people are living in their car rv, it. >> city officials say the technology is being used to better provide services for those in need homeless advocates, however, are worried this will be used to push the on house out. >> any space city will be celebrating the 4th of july without its official fireworks show this year. livermore city leaders say the decision comes

simply because there were too many people that have been showing up and really put a strain on city resources are now offering a new way for residents to celebrate independence day. kron four's dan thorn. >> has more. >> livermore city leaders say they're not going to be doing a 4th of july fireworks show at night this year after thousands of people showed up last year and essentially took over the city. instead, they're proposing some daytime events that are targeted more towards the local community and some livermore residents we caught up with say they thought the influx will be good for the city and not having 4th of july fireworks just isn't the same. the 4th of july fireworks have fizzled out in livermore in a video shared on facebook. the city says after more than 12,000 people showed up last year, neither it nor the livermore area recreation park district can handle the influx this year. >> our events growing popularity has made it clear that the city or l a r p d simply do not have the

resources or infrastructure such as roadways and parking to ensure safe family event that our community can access. city manager mary anne marie siobhan also pointed out that last year, more than half of those people who came for the event were not from livermore. >> the flood of visitors took over neighborhoods and traffic was snarled with people trying to find parking police chief jeremy young says with streets being clogged, it makes it difficult for emergency vehicles to get around. additionally, there was a high level of frustration. >> from those stuck in traffic and those who live in the areas impacted by the crowds. some livermore residents say they were surprised by the city canceling the fireworks show. they figure the city would want a lot of people to come. >> what would you not want to bring people things to the city here and have make more money off? why would they business in town? >> the other issue for some is not celebrating independence day with fireworks at night.

the city is instead proposing a family-friendly daytime event at the livermore municipal airport route. downing says that's not the way it should be. everybody want fireworks and the for july. >> whole point of the whole life, the point. but i mean, one of being the family friends, kids look forward to it. fireworks in event. >> the city says they're also going to be looking into some neighborhoods, celebrations for the 4th of july and more details are expected on that in the coming weeks in livermore, dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> of the day. get >> let's go today. 10's of thousands of fans packed oracle park is the giants had their home opener. padres were in town. crowds of people dressed and the orange and black piled into the ballpark. really excited to see the team at home for the first time this year. the giants they want walk off fashion how it happened. well, that's coming

up tonight. later in sports. >> $0.99 stores announcing it's going out of business where stores in the bay area are closing up. >> plus, another incident involving a united flight at sfo. what one plane another? >> and more trouble for the a's. why the team could face an uphill battle to get the las vegas athletics. trademark.

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>> on the day the oakland a's announced they would be playing the next 3 years, at least in sacramento. the team also apply to the u.s. patent and trademark office for

trademarks for both the sacramento a's and the sacramento athletics. while that should come as no surprise, what might surprise you. it's who applied for the las vegas athletics. trademark kron four's dan kerman reports. >> i just want to say we're excited to be here for the next 3 years as the a's were announcing thursday, they would play the next 3 seasons in sacramento, the u.s. patent and trademark swept sideshows. they were also applying for the trademarks to both. >> the sacramento ways and the sacramento athletics. but that website also shows back on march 6th, someone applied for the trademark las vegas athletics and it wasn't the a's. for it. d let's fa so we filed a new one. i got accepted. now it's in processing. so last hopefully within 5 months will be the owners of the last of las vegas athletics. you heard that correctly a's fan group, the last dive bar. one of a's

owner john fisher's, most vocal opponents has applied for the trademark las vegas athletics. find it really interesting data for over a year, right? they haven't applied for las vegas athletics. trademark. that makes you wonder. what does it make? you wonder? well, you know, there's a lot of rumors at the start that the whole las vegas thing was just and will be having the a's do their work for them investigate. you know, expansion in las vegas and so maybe case was never the final destination for the athletics. and so maybe it was always sacramento. you don't know ryan johansen with the last dive bar says the reason they've applied for the las vegas athletics. trademark is simple. it's the teen has taken everything from us from has a fan base. they're despicable humans. as far as the front office, i don't care about the fans. it will care about the community. do care about baseball. so we thought this would be a great way to just kind of. the authority in

their side. and if they want the trademark, you know, and it gets approved, they got to go through to get it. johansen says his group should know in 5 months if they get that trademark. >> then he says watch out for what comes next. >> we're definitely excited about the possibility if we get that trademark, there's a lot of fun stuff we're going to do with it. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> after more than 40 years, $0.99 only stores are closing their doors. operators of the popular discount chain say there's not making enough money to survive. the closure will leave nearly 14,000 employees without jobs. various spots include richmond, antioch, fairfield, in fremont. the discount store has a wide variety of items from household goods to groceries, a shopper we spoke with says he'll have to go elsewhere. >> i don't know what what's going on good to go it and know what's problem. looking to close it. good. the bad and the ugly.

>> treat is official closing date has yet to be announced. >> a live look at sfo right now where last night a united airlines plane parking at a gate clipped wings with another united plane united says no passengers were injured and everyone was deplaned as normal. but this does mark the latest in a series of mishaps involving united flights, many of which have happened at sfo early last month. your member, a united flight from sfo headed to japan, lost a wheel during takeoff and had to divert to los angeles earlier this week, a united flight bound for sfo from germany was forced to return to the airport due to a toilet overflowing into the cabin. no whether time here as we get a live look at san francisco, by the way. >> interstate in the grapevine

headed to southern california, closed in both directions north and southbound because of snow and ice. they're about 1500 feet at the top. the chp says crews are working hard to reopen the freeway, but it is not clear how long that closure will last friday night. probably busiest night of the week. not as rough. already. 5 people worry about the grapevine be there on a friday night like this and it's cold out. >> laurence. it's april right there thinking they've got a pretty good drive down to southern california to see family. >> and friends, maybe do a little business down there. and all of a sudden, yeah, issue with some closures. that's a big that's a major headed toward southern california. the same storm system moved through the bay area soon. really kind of roll into the southland and they've seen a lot of snow up there and some ice all the way down to about 3,000 feet. now some gusty winds. so that's a problem, especially for some of high-profile vehicles there as well. but this storm really affecting all of california

bringing with it. that rain, the snow, the thunderstorms this afternoon, things start to wind down, though, as the storm system getting ready to head out of town. thanks so much. nicer weather is on the way. they're now word right now. the golden gate bridge clearing out skies to going to be cold night, though. this is going to be really chilly. one outside numbers dropping off. you're down to 40 degrees right now in livermore. 42 in dublin. 47 degrees in pacifica. starting to see a couple 30's popping up places like fairfield right now. 38 degrees. it's 36 degrees in calistoga. 38 in kelsey bill. getting cold out there already going to get a lot colder overnight tonight with some frost showing up in the valleys. looks like we've got one last little weak system sliding on by. this could bring a slight chance of a sprinkle. i think overnight a saturday night into early sunday morning. you're sleeping. you're probably going to miss tomorrow. going to be cool, breezy around the bay area. it's not going to be a big heat up but should be dry out there. low forecast this week system coming through. that will move on by as we head towards sunday. then after that, here's the good news. high pressure starts to take over. really going to build in. we've got a great week ahead next week as

those temperatures likely to soar all around the bay area. so that being said overnight lows tonight, it's going to be cold out there, 30's and 40's, probably the coldest night we're going to for the rest of season until at least october. and these temperatures really going to start to heat up numbers 50's and 60's by tomorrow afternoon. looking like a nice day in a dry day. i think you're going to love next 7 days. we're going to turn things around here. get away from the wintry weather and then we start talking about some warm weather about that. some 70's as we head in toward monday by tuesday, mid 70's. then we get the middle of this next week. start talking about some 80 degrees. temperatures around the bay area on thursday and friday. so what a contrast. we're going back to a real spring weather, right? so that really cold, snowy. >> and boston wanting so we can put away our umbrellas. at least i didn't say that i'm seeing something about the middle of the month that we may need to break out those umbrellas once just less sears, there's see. we'll see how it all works out. oh, wow. i've a nice long run of of pleasant spring we ther. yeah.

feel great. and don't continue through. it may be saturday and little if you buy next weekend. but we'll see always that thank thanks >> we need a neighborhood near with experience to rebuild our city from the ground up. >> i love. and with that san francisco board of supervisors, president aaron peskin officially announced he is running to be the city's next mayor released this campaign video today. moments after filing the paperwork, he enters the race along with incumbent mayor london breed supervisor ahsha safa, nonprofit executive daniel lurie and former san francisco interim mayor and supervisor mark farrell. >> got their money's worth that. today's home opener against the padres filled with suspense until final out. coming up next in sports, aaron wilson will have from comeback.

>> and now kron 4 sports. >> there was all kinds of sports going on today. some in the bay just dealing with the bay will start off with the warriors because they were here. they were actually on the road in dallas. but nonetheless, it was a game going on in the worries continue their trek through takes his app to handling houston the other night. they tried the same with the dallas mavericks. know jonathan kuminga though, no andrew wiggins, but the warriors, they didn't have to go up against luka doncic either. so how did this one turnout? alex plays with all those missing body. someone had to pick up the slack and you know that kyrie irving will not miss that call. who played his mind

out. >> today he out 7 assists going on. crazy plays like that where he make. that was three-point play. he finished the game with. 26 point not to be outdone, those steph curry to the rescue. the warriors down by 9. no worries. he brought a bad first hitting that 3 pointer there to get the warriors within one 58 seconds left after the man's free throw step with the stepback jumper from the corner. it everyone's on their feet. 12 seconds left in the game, though. the game tied at 106, that come the man less than 10 seconds left and tim hardaway junior somehow talked one of washington who lays it in off the glass and the lead with 4.5 seconds left in the game. so the warriors ahead. no answer for washington. he let the entire team had 32 point and the warriors. they have one last ditch effort in well with the clay. >> he was open in way in the one 11. open. it's a hard shot to make. you know, you've got someone coming at you and everything's on. you want a way to 106. he doesn't make that one. the seat for actually praised his team's effort after the game to the

>> or don't take a listen. actually, take a listen to me because after 2 in 5 opening road trip games, well, the giants, they came home to oracle park. the team always put on a show on opening day. today was no different with the pomp and circumstance. you see bob melvin be welcome town. you know, he's up how out? so it in the diet. they welcome barry bonds, another legend into the crowd today who looked like he could still get at in a shut out the covid covid in the first they didn't have they did have this guy, michael conforto who rips the shot to right all the way to the wall. and john really come all the way around to score in the game is now tied at one apiece go to the fair was the same score this time. fernando talking tonight, the game with a single left and jackson. merrill comes into score to put the padres up to to one. now, in spite of that run, the giants starter, jordan hicks actually faced a pretty great game. he went 7 innings long done since 2017, according to him, he had 5 today. and then

deserved better from his office with a giant. they did tied up at 2 apiece and learn the bottom of the 9th next got hit. that brought dryden who likes the shot get there in the live center field and well, that was his the wall. chapman, who is running for his life. so all the way around dive headfirst there across home plate before you that was the winning run with a walk-off tied the game the giants. they win this one. 3 to 2 was the final and they definitely had a home crowd excited. just excited as you see them. there, jumping around on the field and celebrating chapman. actually, we're in the locker room waiting for. he out very soon because i think he was going to celebrate with family. now the a's on the other hand, there are more than happy to leave oakland out and put all the outside noise to risk for now out. they figure out where they'll play. they head to the seemingly play in snow today as they took on the detroit lions or but they did the detroit tigers, right? but but and the game with going so right here, you can see it.

>> the a's starter, jp sears. he had a rough first inning, but he got for 3 early runs when riley greene goes the other way to lift for the seeing eye single right there. that plates, the 3rd run of the inning. but they made a game of it in the 6, a man offer brent rooker homers this when there. >> and make a long story short. the a's they fall short in this one. the weekend, everybody. good night. all

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