[ dan chuckling ] you have a nice smile, son. hard to do that without a head. if the time comes when you and my granddaughter break up, you better treat her right. to show you i'm not just a vengeful old guy, i'll give you a piece of advice. keep those two out of your house. they're after your father. [ clicks tongue ] >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news aside to see child every is going away. >> now at 10, a sour goodbye for a bay area. sweet shop. what the owner says they were forced to close. good evening and thank you for joining us for kron. 4 news at 10. i'm

dan thorn a candy store on main street in tehran is shutting its doors. the owner says a major rate hike is forcing are out. kron four's. sara stinson reports on what this loss means for the town. >> after nearly 3 decades providing sweet treats the candy store on main street in tehran is closing. the store was packed with people sunday trying to get their favorite candies one last time. iran is not to run without this candy it's a destination for the kids to come downtown and get candy. this is kind of sad to see that like a childhood memories going away. the shop is a sweet childhood memory for the owner to cam heartbroken. i really am i you this is been half of my life 16 years. jenny torres grew up in temple run and work to the candy store in high school in 2015 when the original owners wanted to sell, she left her job as a teacher and bought it at just 24 years old. i close up that night and i was a

business tourists. as in the last 9 years, she's experienced the ups and downs of running a business in a seasonal tourist >> during the pandemic, you know, i moved heaven and earth to to stay here and keep profitable and keep paying the i never miss a mint. torres says she was trying to renew her lease on main street. but when her landlord hiked the rent 60%. >> she says she made the difficult decision to close once realize that they weren't really willing to negotiate at all. i haven't had a broken talk to them. then i realized that it was just going i was going for us says this has other small businesses on main worried about being pushed out to their nervous having one in the street east, such a high rate would cause their regular rate skyrocket. you know, as word got out about the closure, the support came flooding in from the community. a lot of people came and asked me what i needed, what i wanted. people offer to invest. people offer you know, pay the rent. a gofundme page was set up to save the candy shop. it's

raised more than $6,000. tourists hopes one day she can open up the shop in a new location. but for now, it's farewell. assuming ever met has been coming to say goodbye to the candy look at that smile. i we're going to take away the smiles. torres is hoping to keep this sweet tradition alive by opening up another candy store somewhere else in town. >> with a different landlord, we reached out to her current landlord, but we did not hear back in time for this report. >> i'm sara stinson reporting in timber kron. 4 news. >> well, local businesses are also take a hit in sausalito as the ferry remains closed this weekend. those closures are now entering their second week after inspection found one of the pier pilings was damaged. people living in sausalito say it's a big loss, not just for their town, but for anyone who might want to visit. >> we miss people walking in and and and going to jobs

stores. and it's just a shame. and improve for one reason. it's inexcusable that that for all these years, we've always been able to have the ferry boat come here now to date because is problem the dock. we can't fix it quickly and it's a. >> well, ferry has offered an explanation. they said that they can only work during low tide. so those repairs, they take some time and they're hoping to reopen the ferry sometime this week. some developing news tonight from san francisco international airport. a united flight flying from sacramento to denver was diverted to san francisco because of a possible mechanical issue. the flight landed safely at sfo tonight. united says they have arranged for another plane to take those passengers to denver. all right. let's get you a check of your 4 zone forecast tonight. we take a look at san francisco international airport. seems like nice calm evening out there. gayle ong joining us

with a look at what to expect to a load. and yes, it a nice out there. we still have a breeze out there. so you may feel a little chill over by the coast and temperatures are currently sitting some of the 50's at this at 10:00pm hour. so at san francisco right now, you could see. >> sitting at. sitting at it's 52 degrees and a half moon bay as well. upper 50's in oakland and san jose and conquered looks like one of the warmest spots this evening at 60 degrees and we are one that degree 5 degrees up in nevado. but we will be warming up, you know, be kind of a repeat of today and take a look at the current winds at 25 miles an hour reported here in san francisco, 20 in novato and we're in the teens in oakland. so we've been windy the last couple of days that when looks like you'll stick around for monday, as you can see, we're pretty calm on our storm tracker tonight. overnight lows will be pretty mild as well in the mid 40's low 50's. just watch out for those breezy conditions tonight and

it. take a look at your morning drive. it doesn't look like it looks like visibility will be nice and clear for you to some overnight, fog over by the valleys and over by the coast. some looking ahead, though, we'll hold on to the 70's inland upper 60's by the bay. but wednesday looks like one of the warmer days here. we could see 80's inland in a more 70's by the bay and 60's by the coast. when i come back, we'll have your extended forecast in a few minutes. stand. >> all right. thanks a lot. sam. mateo deputies arrest a man accused of taking a child the same day she was reported kidnapped. deputies say a woman approached them outside their headquarters in north fair oaks yesterday afternoon to report her 4 year-old daughter had been taken from her by her child's father. the man's car was spotted driving down el camino real. he was taken into custody and the child was returned. an injured shortly after the report was made. mitt butterfield, daughter of the co-founder of slack has been safely located

after she was reported missing last monday. detectives say the 16 year-old voluntarily ran away from her family home. she was found with a 26 year-old man who was arrested. the bail set at $50,000. police are still looking for a suspect after a woman was shot and killed near downtown san jose friday night. investigators say this happened in the area of north 4th and east saint james streets around 9 friday night. the victim was found in the street. police say the shooter ran from the scene. neighbors tell us they heard multiple gunshots and that it sounded like firecrackers were going off. they say officers were on the scene until 6 o'clock yesterday morning. and this is the city's 12 homicide of the year. at least 2 people injured when a santa clara county sheriffs patrol car collides with another vehicle in san jose happened today on commodore drive-in king road just after 12, 30 this afternoon the crash forcing a number of street closures in

the area. all passengers reportedly had minor injuries. not clear what caused this accident, but we have reached out to the sheriff's office for comment and so far have not heard back. the number of cars engulfed in flames across san francisco's tenderloin district this morning. fire crews say 4 cars caught fire around 5 o'clock this morning. this is video from the citizen app showing one in the area of van ness and hickory in rose street. other fires broke out at jones and in the area of hate and octavia and market street. no injuries have been reported. the cause of the fire still under investigation tonight. now to the east bay where bart service is set to reopen tomorrow between the rockridge station in oakland and the lafayette station. the transit agency has been upgrading one of its tracks. free buses have been available for impact stations. bart says if you're going to be taking it expect a 20 minute to life. let's take a live look right now at 6.80, in the east bay.

this is the southbound lanes between the 5, 86, 80 connector in pleasanton down to coop and road which has been closed off this weekend. those lanes are set to reopen tomorrow morning at 4 just before the busy morning commute. the lanes have been closed this weekend. so caltrans can continue to replace a portion of the road. this is the 4th closure of the southbound lanes of 6 ad caltrans also sharing these pictures from highway 37 in the north bay. those sections of the road will reopen tomorrow at 4 crews have been spending the weekend repaving the westbound lanes the next 2 weekends, though the eastbound lanes will be shut down for re pavement. happening tomorrow, new temporary housing coming to san jose county supervisor cindy chavez is unveiling the project at the salvation army emanuel house. the campus will be getting a complete makeover into temporary houses. mayor matt mahan is also expected to be in attendance. still to

come and 10 o'clock the last day of the craft chocolate experience ended with a sweet mask. what world record they broke today. plus, a look at pro-palestine protest happening all across the country. >> and the latest at california's college campuses >> what do you >> the devastating destruction continues as deadly as tornadoes turn deadly. we've got the latest from the midwest.

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continue at colleges across the country and this week hundreds of protesters have been detained or arrested and more than a dozen schools from new york to here in california since the protest that columbia university in new york city 10 days ago news nation's alina shirazi has more. >> college campuses turning into ground 0 for a national fight over the war in gaza continues to play out protests remaining times at ucla today as they resulted in physical altercations. overnight video showing protesters expanding their encampment area while clashing with counter-protesters across town. a usc graduation has been canceled after hostile protests reopening today after what they called a and in new york, columbia university has set a series of deadlines for protesters to leave their encampments, which have not been met today, dozens of

oolorful tends continue to saturday over 200 people were arrested on campuses at indiana university. more than 20 protesters were arrested after refusing to leave at arizona state university. police arrested over 70 people at washington university in st. louis campus. police arrested including green party presidential candidate jill stein. >> protesters holding banners also stood outside the white house correspondents dinner last night criticizing president biden support for israel's role in the war. they greeted guests chanting, shame on you shortly before the president delivered his annual speech the student protesters message reaching displaced gazans who wrote, thank you with spray paint on times pennsylvania senator john fetterman on the hill this morning weighing in. it's very

clear that. >> and there is a germ of of anti-semitism and all of these protests, you know, and then sometimes it flares up and again, including one of the one of the leaders in colombia said some just awful things. now, of course, it's a great american value to to protest, but i don't believe living in a pup tent us is really helpful. >> and that was news nations linda. see reporting for us tonight. president biden spoke with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu about a potential cease-fire in gaza. u.s. officials say israel's on board with an american backed plan. the new york times reporting the 2 sides are waiting on hamas to engage. it's not clear if the men discussed a different framework proposed by egypt this weekend. that would include an exchange of about 20 israeli hostages for hundreds of palestinian prisoners. the wall street journal reports that it would also open the door for a 10

week cease-fire. israel's foreign minister says they would delay invasion of rafah in exchange for a hostage deal. thousands of demonstrators in the streets of tel aviv last night demanding the resignation of israel's prime minister and his government. they are angry at how netanyahu's administration has handled the war against hamas and particularly angry that around 100 israelis taken hostage on october, 7th are still being held more than 6 months later. for the very latest on everything that's happening surrounding the israel-hamas war. and latest that's happening on college campuses in terms of protests and arrests, be sure to visit our website. kron 4 dot com. new california bill is requiring public schools to provide halal and kosher meal options to students the passing the bill coincides with both the end of ramadan and the beginning of passover. both a

lull in kosher diets are religious guidelines regarding a mix of food, preparation and ingredients that are considered permissible to use the law would go into effect during the 2025 2026 school year at schools were more than 5% of the student population express a preference for halal or kosher options. uc san francisco breaking ground saturday on a massive 4.3 billion dollar hospital of the future project. the new building works increase. we'll increase bed capacity in operating rooms and emergency care. a spokesperson says the project will create more than 1000 jobs and invest 20 million dollars and public transit improvements around the area. the 15 story building slated to open in 2030 at the university's flagship campus. all right. let's get you a check of your forecast tonight. we're taking a look at the bucky ball along the embarcadero this evening. gayle ong joining us with a look at what to expect a deal. >> it will be another repeat

of today and pretty much the weekend. you know, we still have those nice daytime highs, but also the breezy conditions. we will be dealing with a live look here at sfo. pretty quiet out there, though, especially if you're like inland. it's a nice, refreshing breeze, though. notice how clear we are on our storm tracker here. you see breezy conditions here and in the future cast model is also clear as well. so they take you through this evening. we have mostly clear skies maybe overnight fog by the valleys in the south bay and the coast and notice the iso bars here. so as i take you through tomorrow, that's when you'll notice the pop in the wind. so you may have noticed it breezy along the coast and then towards the afternoon. that's when you and your inland areas and the coastal fields. you notice the iso bars are closer. so when they're close to that means the winds will be stronger. so expect another repeat like we saw over the weekend, breezy conditions throughout the day. and here's that wind forecast. so at this hour in the 30's along the coast at 30 in san francisco, 30 miles an hour in sandra fell were in the teens as we

make your way inland. and then i take you through monday morning. your morning drive. it looks pretty breezy in santa rosa all the way down to half moon bay with numbers expected to be in the 30's, relatively calm inland, though. and then you'll see a pop again in the afternoon and evening. so another breezy day, just securing those loose course. have your jacket if you're going to be out and about along the coastal areas. low temperatures, though, are pretty mild. upper 40's will be waking up to and a low 50's and then we'll be warming up to the 60's and 70's once again. so you'll notice the warming trend as we make our way towards the weakest. 77 expected over in antioch. a 72 in san jose. more 70's in the north bay and santa rosa 60's and upper 50's by the coast. and here is your 7 day outlook. so we have nice warming trend. as you can see, mid to upper 70's for inland be wednesday. could even see the 80's and then around the bay and coast will be in the upper 60's 50's. but, you

know, this is going to be really what to get. you know, we we could see a chance of some unsettled weather in the long range. but right now, >> it show, you know, you'll notice the cool down in the end of the week. but for the next few days is going to be nice. yeah. sunblock and have the layers, right? exactly. you know, we went through that 80's trend. so, exactly. all right, dale, thank you. rocco. >> i of all ages participating in the annual pleasant and run for education. this morning. the taking over the alameda county fairgrounds. beautiful day out there there were 3 courses that were designed for kids and adults and the money actually goes towards stem grants that benefit public schools. >> be out here. sport help at, you gary, more donations for the program. so now i'm happy taking away comfortable the community comes together >> they love. this is such as to raise money, but it's also get bring people together. >> and the organization is

actually still accepting donations to reach their goal of $10,000. you can contribute by visiting their website. san francisco has one of the biggest reading groups through the program. one city, one book this year, the san francisco public library chose the chinese grooved by catherine mom. it follows a teen who moved from china to san francisco. the chinese group is the unspoken connection among fellow immigrants. as together they navigate this new reality next saturday mas going to be giving a talk at the main library about the book. and today the san francisco library also hosted a kickoff event for api heritage month, which starts on wednesday. so to come here at 10 o'clock, san francisco hosting chocolate makers from all around the world this weekend. how a world record was broken. and tonight, asia sf having just one final dance. >> well, the owner planning to >> well, the owner planning to do to keep their legacy alive. ( ♪♪ )

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>> in san francisco city officials joining residents embracing today's sunny weather at community events all across the city today at gme middle school families celebrating bike safety with free lessons. tune ups and giveaways at the annual bike safety. fair assembly member phil ting hosting the event to educate kids and urge voters to support the safe routes to school program. the legislation proposes wide sidewalks, higher visibility, crosswalks and more bicycling safety. ting says this mode of transportation also makes for

a greener city. >> well, as we are fighting climate change with time to make sure that we are encouraging everybody to walk more to bike more to make sure that we have transportation that's clean the cleanest transportation again is using your own feet, whether it's walking or biking. >> the project focuses on schools near east market street, which is a busy corridor that runs all the way through. >> world record has been broken in san francisco today. yeah, you're looking at the world biggest. some more today % at the chocolate craft experience stephen durfee from dandelion chocolate created the biggest more in the world honor of san francisco. he made it 7 by 7 feet. the whole thing weighing almost 400 pounds. what look at look at how thick that is this beat at

previous record holder by 70 pounds. so this is a real competition here. the craft experience hosted by chocolate makers from all around the world this weekend at the palace of fine arts. we actually get to try some of that chalk, i think, was from dubai. it tasted like kind of for lee was interesting. but people also came from new zealand and korea and got to be featured in the marketplace that was hosted again by dandelion chocolate. some people even showing off their hot chocolate mix isn't, of course, hot chocolates like the go-to thing to get at down the line here in the city. that's 5 bucks. you could spend all right. coming up here at 10 o'clock tornadoes leaving deadly destruction in the midwest. we've got. >> the very latest from the grieving towns. plus, it's one final dance for asia sf. we've got a look at the legacy that it's leaving behind here in san francisco. and when we come back, students all across the state gathering in the south bay, how this year was out of next.

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news at 10 for 37 years. >> thousands of students around northern california come to downtown san jose to show off their engineering skills. it's called the tech challenge. and this year's event brought in 2000 students to the competition. kron four's jack moment has the story. >> from around 144 different schools from the bay area and northern california joined together here in downtown san jose for the 37th annual tech challenge. but the tech projects they're working go back months.

>> time means the end of the school year. but for these kids. >> really, fun. but >> challenging the 37th annual tech challenge in downtown san jose. well, months in the making doesn't feel like your usual homework assignment. this is really an opportunity from students all over southern california to showcase their amazing engineers feel i belong core helps put the tech challenge on every single year. this is her 11th and she says every year is a different theme. this year's theme is space. >> she adds that every year is special. they started as early as october. >> mean, at the end of the project, they come here to showcase everything they've built for long court. it's a pivotal moment for kids anywhere from 4th grade to senior year round for me. i really love to see all the amazing things that the kids create. it really gives me a lot of hope for the future of our world. >> what the future can wait because now it's time to show off. your target? twice into 3 different platforms. this group of spaceship for their

style could middle school and east side. san jose. these kids started building their catapult last summer. how do feel about when really great, really great, then they'll all their targets besides one and get a medal beyond infinity. astronauts and alien from outer this team is from randall world languages. school in milpitas. pretty good because even liked. >> it was also pretty consistent. can pitch last out of their accomplishments today. >> and happy for the opportunity to show their talents to families all over northern california. at mister can chew. >> he was the one. so yes, can too. >> well, the theme of this year's annual tech challenge was space, but organizers are dropping back next year's theme could be something that has to grab it's, quote, gravity is your front. we're in downtown san jose. jackie moment kron. 4 news. >> well, tonight is a jazz

staffs last night open a nightclub has been hosting dinner cabaret performances and has been known for hosting transgender dancers since they've been open for the last 26 years in the soma neighborhood in san francisco, the owner said that they're hoping to continue doing pop-up performances to keep the legacy of asia sf going strong. san francisco mayor london breed joining in today's celebrations of 4 years without cars in golden gate park the mayor sharing this video on ax commemorating the anniversary. more than a one-mile stretch of jfk drive inside the park has been closed off to cars since the pandemic during the time of that closure, the jfk promenade has been the most frequently visited open space in the city. and, you know, you've got to love golden gate park. it's just a great place to hang out. and of course, i'm sure the people that are on bikes and roller blading and all good stuff really would enjoy it. all right. to some other sports on your feet. today was the big sur marathon evelts course had to be changed because a big part

of highway one gave out and fell into the water. the part of the road closed between big sur and carmel where these runners usually go. about happened back on march. 30th organizers had actually less than a month. that changed the course for runners. >> and according to the races results, simon, ricky runner from right here in san francisco, won the race in get 2 hours. 29 minutes. that's a marathon. you kidding but seem like a pretty nice one out there today. go for a bit of a look at your forecast right now. our mount tam cam showing the city in the darkness off in the distance, gayle ong giving us a look at what to expect to yeah, it was a pleasant running weather by the coast, especially with that breeze going on. >> and here's that view of mount from mount tam here. really nice night out. but it is chilly over by the coast in san francisco with that scene breeze kicking up tonight. temperatures out the door where in the 50's as you can see upper 50's as you make your way in london, oakland,

57 and berkeley also at 57 degrees. pittsburgh sitting at 60 degrees at this at 10:00pm hour. and then as you make your way to santa rosa, also in the upper 50's, a big picture here, a southern and central plains still experiencing some severe weather. as you can see. but as they make your way back here to the west coast, we are pretty quiet. we just have the winds we've been dealing with, which we have been dealing with the last couple of days. so at this hour where 25 miles per hour in san francisco, relatively calm in half moon bay. and then we're in the teens in places like nevado and oakland fairfield, but that delta breeze at 16 miles per hour. so things we will be dealing with the breeze, particularly in the coast. that's where we have been feeling here. for example, overnight will be a nice, refreshing breeze in the teens. but usually we see that pop in the morning and the afternoon. so take a look at the hour's from 02:00pm to 07:00pm in the range. so 23

miles per hour. you can expect that fact that jacket, if you're going be heading by the coast and here is the bigger picture. so take a look over night. you still see a pop in the 30's in places like petaluma and santa fell and even a half moon bay those winds will be picking up. it looks like and then overnight as well. and as i take you through monday, it looks like another breezy day once again, particularly in the over inland. it's pretty refreshing in a war and tuesday, it looks like we'll see a pop as well. so temperatures tomorrow, though, will be a very similar of tad warmer today. we will be going into a warming trend actually. so you can notice a place if you make your way to the inner east bay, antioch, close to 80 degrees as mid close to 80 degrees as mid 70's in livermore down in the low 70's there, east bay shoreline. you'll be in the 70's almost 70's oakland. and then as you make your way to the north bay and napa, you're also be in the low 70's as well over by the coast. a

little cooler in the 60's and by the beaches in the upper 50's, which has been the pattern here, is that your tenant, 10 outlook and it looks like we have this nice warming trend for much of the week where midweek we could see the 80's for inland communities and over by the bay will be in the mid to upper 70's. the coast could reach of mid 60's. but then we'll notice a change towards the back end of the week. you know, we could see a chance of rain in the long range models, but we're still keeping an eye on that. but i just expect the cooldown by next weekend. back to you. >> thanks a lot. now to some developing news tonight. at least 4 people are dead, including an infant after a tornado outbreak in oklahoma. dozens of people were injured. homes and businesses destroyed trees. power lines are down across several counties and the governor has issued an emergency disaster declaration. severe storms are threatening more twisters, heavy rain and large hail from missouri to taxes in this as a historic wave of at least 6 tornadoes swept through

nebraska news nation's emily finn reports. >> we came home. there was no that really comes. >> stacy roe has moved twice in the last 2 years. and now with the tornado damage wreaking havoc across the midwest. she's left looking for a new home once again. residents near omaha are sifting through the rubble where their homes once stood after dozens of tornado shocks. the heartland friday, leaving destruction in their path. no casualties. only minor injuries have been reported in this area. but the efforts to rebuild have only just begun. an elkhorn, one of the hardest hit neighborhoods from the storms. residents and volunteers were cleaning up. tree branch is blocking the streets and dismantling broken fences. police officers blocking off the roads. they tell us to prevents looting of what's left of the homes and are asking people living here to try to secure their belongings. james stennis, as he barely made it to the basement. but for the

tornadoes touchdown with just taking it day by know from the basement? we just came many areas of the county. >> which can clearly be considered, in my opinion, a disaster scene. i've seen lawnmowers wrapped around trees. i've seen bicycles wrapped around trees. >> i've seen steel sticking >> walls of homes, millions of people not only across nebraska, but in iowa, kansas and missouri have been impacted many still without power. >> those newsnation's emily finn reporting for us tonight. and right now, a large portion of texas is currently under a tornado watch, including areas around san antonio, austin and houston. happening tomorrow, bay area rapper mistah fab as host an event giving educators the opportunity to address and share coping strategies for mental health. the motion of emotion is inviting men of

color who working education generation thrive in oakland for an hour-long conversation on emotional intelligence, the event is free conversation kicks off at 05:30pm. april is stress awareness month in. if you're feeling the pressure, you're not alone. the american psychological association found that 3 in 5 adults don't talk about stress because they don't want to burden others. a 3rd of adults said that they have too much stress in their day-to-day lives to think about the future. earlier today we heard from kaiser permanente, director of mental health, nicole ybarra on ways to help the stress on a daily basis. >> you know, opening up a space for people to really talk about what's on their mind, what's going on in their personal lives. and then also just checking in to see ourselves are we taking care of ourselves? are we getting some exercise? are we getting enough sleep? are we checking in with our own, you know, support systems, our friends and our family, our loved ones. are we eating, you know, helping good foods that share

bodies? are we connecting with all of these things can really help and make an impact. >> and another thing squeezing in some time to relax and keep your heart healthy run. that could also help to reduce stress and muscle tension. a san francisco nonprofit hosting a storytelling showcase today. bart posting this video on their social media showing a to 6 valencia's story tellers showcase at your pup when a guard us there were activities live music readings, including bart winner sophia bart also showed off their teen poetry contest stamps that people could collect for their bart stamp passport. and i was a thing. okay. cool golden gate back with a free concert series. today was the first concert. you can go to golden gate park on sundays at the bandshell until october 16 here. he's wonderful. sounds. to oakland, high school basketball teams heading to

the state capital tomorrow. the girls team from oakland high won the state basketball championship and the boys team from oakland tech also won their state championship. both of those teams are going to be honored at the state senate and the assembly. congratulations. there's a petition to remove the new a's play by play announcer jenny cavnar is that first woman in major league baseball history to serve as a club's primary voice. and in the petition, they say the main reason is comments that she made back in 2021. about the oakland a's and the city of las vegas. the petition says they are calling for her to be removed immediately. i think maybe some fans to just focus on more important things. all right. coming up in sports, the giants looking at a 2 out of 3 from the pittsburgh pirates, sports director jason dumas says the highlights and team reaction coming up next.

>> and now kron 4 sports. >> the giants had their final game of the homestand this afternoon before they head out for a 10 game road trip. there are hosting the pittsburgh pirates and keep when he was on the bump today for the giants hoping to replicate his last outing when he really, really good. bottom of the 3rd, no score tyro estrada. he sends this one deep to left center. may coming back. just went to the store to get some milk giants taken early one, nothing lead very next batter. same score. mike yastrzemski heat from breaking lately

because he was really bad at the start of the year. but he started to get it going good for guys go back-to-back. they pad their lead to 2 all part of a three-run any win. he had another great outing for san francisco. top of the 5th giants up by 2. get henry davis swinging the fan from here when pitched 6 innings of one run ball. he struck out 5 top of the night a run. camila do ball in some trouble with a couple runners all but he gets former giant joey bart to ground out to tyler fitzgerald. that's your ballgame giants. hang on to win 3 to kron. 4 sports reporter kate rooney. she was at the park today. she had more so to the home. >> on the final game of the 10 game homestand after beating the pittsburgh pirates 3 to 2 at oracle park today. it seems the san francisco giants may be finally hitting something resembling a strike for the first time this season. the

giants won back-to-back series, their defense and pitching really seems to be coming together over the last 7 starts. giants pitchers have a combined 0.9 5 e r a and while there's still a little bit to be desired when it comes to offense, there's some flashes happening that are encouraging for this team today. for example, the giant hit back-to-back home runs for the first time all season tire estrada and make us trump's going yard for the orange and black. while the players say they're encouraged after this homestand manager bob melvin says, of course, there's still plenty of room for improvement. we've been i mean, you look at the stats across the board, whether it's pitching numbers were the offensive numbers. it has great. >> but the city here, right at 500 or game below it in. we know there's a lot more in there. it's not horrible place to be. that's all you're trying to do is when you know, there's going to be tough ones like today where you got to just grind it out and make sure that you finish. i thought the guys, the great hall really well, you know, keep it secret.

>> so to to be in that situation, have a slow heartbeat still want to execute. is this huge profits for us? we're all coming together playing >> we're nice. nice roll because of >> today marked another good outing for young giants. pitcher righty keaton. when matched a career-best 6 innings pitched and allowed just 3 hits. also tying a career best. now the giants are headed off for a 10 game road trip which kicks off on tuesday in boston at oracle park. kate rooney. >> thank you, kate. are a's in baltimore taking on the orioles hoping to finish the road trip on a high note, top of the 3rd time we've got a tie game to offer brent rooker and that's just want to hit a flare into left. that's going to fall. 2 runs come in to score and take a up by bottom of the up by a run man on for ryan mountcastle and he drives this one to center. and no doubt about that one. just

like that oriol regained the lead on that 2 run bomb top of the 9th, aves down a run. one awful kyle mccann, and he takes craig kimbrel high and deep to right. i don't know how kimbrel still has a job after what he did on the phillies last year. his little one for the orioles aids benefit. they win it. 76. >> here's mark kotsay after the game. once again. >> that obviously shows are you know, these guys have been battling all year and you know, to come against against just playoff team obviously, as you know, top of the division. nice. to show that fight to show resilience says a lot about group out there. >> all right. let's get to some nba playoff action. the suns looking to avoid a against the timberwolves. this

series is called me by surprise. 4th quarter suns up one bradley beal devin booker hand down man down. 49 5, 6 for book. sun up for later on. timber was up to anthony edwards is so filthy. look at this, followed by bradley beal kevin durant goes to contest. he gets put in the room. take another look. it have 49 6. really good. the timberwolves they go on to win one 20 to one 16 to the second round. they go to the second round. they sweep the kevin alright clippers mavs. this series is a little more competitive, not just matter of trying to take us 3, 1, lead late in the mad that one kyree irving. he's still a magician. look at over 3. clippers defenders. dallas

erase a 31 point deficit. kerry had a 40 p 7 rebounds, 5 assists. but next clipper possession, paul george. he was phenomenal to. he knocks down the corner 03:33am. 4 for pg 13 under a minute ago. clippers up james harden. the making of clutch layup. you all say that much. 33 in 6, harden and the clippers win one 16, one 11. that series all tied up at 2 apiece. game 5 in la on wednesday and series. so spaced out. all over to the eastern conference, the no giannis, no 3 middleton. so you can guess what 3rd quarter faces of 7 khris middleton shot. and lastly going the other way. tyrese haliburton pulls up. his 3rd consecutive 3 had 24 points. crowded rockies late

in the 4th with cases up by 14 myles turner. he knocks down the 3. he had 29 9. that will be the nail in the coffin. pacers, go on to win it one. 26 1, at clothes out. milwaukee. game 5 on >> and the sixers versus the knicks in got 3 4th quarter. sixers down 3 tyrese maxey. gets into the paint. >> little soft kiss of the glass. he had 23 6 in 6, but honestly wasn't a great game for him. later here. look at jalen brunson. killed the 6 is this all this game actually as an intern, the most eerie. but 47 in 10 for him. that's a vicious playoff performance. >> they beat the sixers 97. 92 dan has his grin on his face

next to for some was because i know you're wearing your philadelphia. 76 ers blue tonight. yeah, unfortunately, things are not going so well. and just so many mixed fans in philly to kind of some phone call. got to take pride in, you know, owning our home. but that makes big took those fans. they hopped on 95 and so down about 90 minutes south. and >> got a cheese steak in a win and left and what have what's going on with kevin durant? looks like you just can't win, man like haha. it's it's he looks old. my why? i say that. with all due respect, i'm a kevin durant fanned. but i mean, you can't i mean, god, what? 35 probably 34 35 36 1. he's around my age. so he's getting up there in nba years in. we're coming down to an end of an era. lebron everybody's young iran. they're all going to be packing is it's it's a new age, new age. all right,

jason. all right. thank you. >> it's not in love with you. what makes you think? i want someone to be in love with me. >> what makes you think that challengers took the top spot at the box office this week during its theatrical debut. the film focuses on a tense tennis love triangle between and 2 tennis stars vying for her attention. challengers collected 15 million at the box office during its first week. officially the biggest opening for oscar nominated director luca white. what ag me know why need on time and don't honestly, am i saying that right? i don't. whatever. anyway, gayle. >> yes, i will. we some nice weather once again, a warming trend, but we have those winds to deal have that forecast after the break.

>> api month starts this weekend to kick it off. we want to highlights spam in honolulu tonight. they're hosting the waikiki spam jam ellen l well-known hawaiian barbecue restaurant was a selling their spam musubi which is actually pretty good. fun fact. we have ellen l's all across the bay area from san francisco to daly, city, nevada, and even out in pleasant hill got to swing by one of looks like a. all right. let's get a final check of the we're taking a look at the financial district this evening. seems like it's pretty calm little lee flown out along with a look at the

forecast yet. but we have the breeze a sticking around, you know, pretty for much of >> monday. so we've been in the breezy conditions for a while. but tonight, mostly clear and tomorrow will be mostly sunny with those winds once again, especially around the coast. and then we have nice warming trend before we cool down later this weekend. your morning drive looks clear for the most part. so visibility won't be an issue. and let's head to your 4 zone forecast starting in san francisco back in the 60's upper 60's in the mission district over by the beach is still breezy. so you want to have your jacket handy going to be heading out by the coast. upper 50's half moon bay and then south francisco, upper 50's as well. warmer as you make your way towards burlingame in the mid 60's and then was start to be close to the 70's as you make your way south. so 69 degrees expected in mountain view. but once you get santa clara county, that's when normally see the 70's. right. so 72 once again a very similar forecast to be a couple degrees. warmer

>> then we were today and then over in the east bay, 67 union city, try valley, low 70's. 75 little warmer in livermore. >> over by contra costa county, it's much warmer as you make your way towards a discovery bay brentwood in concord. still in the low 70's around the east bay shoreline, seeing see oakland flirting with the 70's there and then more 70's once you head to the north bay and then a cooler by the coast in the 50's. so here is that a 7 day forecast. a nice warm up, you know, be breezy and there will be cloudy by the end of the week. a cool down next weekend. but have your sunscreen ready and stay hydrated. >> good advice. thanks for the forecast all right. we're going to be taking a break here for the news at 10. in a couple minutes, the news at 11 begins and hope to see