>> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at known. >> now at 9 neighbors in a santa rosa communities still concerned tonight after a tesla crashed into a home with a resident inside the sonoma county sheriff's wife now facing dui charges. thanks for

joining us here on kron. 4 news at 9. i'm noelle bellow and i'm dan thorn in the crash, sending the resident to the hospital with minor injuries. >> kron four's amanda hari reports from santa rosa tonight with more. >> i spoke to the people that live in the home behind me that was crashed into. they say they've been through so much this weekend and don't want to appear on camera. but the woman that was injured is back home and recovering. >> a shocking photo of a tesla crashed into the side of a home. it happened just before one saturday morning on the corner of calistoga road and beaumont way santa rosa police say it looks like the tesla veered off the road, hitting a fence and a tree before colliding with the front of the house. one neighbor told me off camera that when she looked outside and saw the crash, she was worried for the driver's life. the driver is okay. and she has been identified as natasha whipping hill, the wife of sonoma county sheriff eddie engram. our officers are trained to investigate any sort of case

like. >> we've arrested public official to arrested first responder and the rest it. everyday mom and dad's for a variety of charges including dui. very common charge in today's society. unfortunately. so in the end, our officers are still required to go through the same steps for every dui investigation. santa rosa police lieutenant christopher hird says winning hill was arrested for felony dui with cause of injury. but the one main thing that we're going to be waiting for is for the blood alcohol results to come back from the department of justice. it usually takes 3 to 4 weeks ish to come back. that will go to the district attorney's office so they can determine charges. the santa rosa police department is handling the case. >> the sheriff's office recused itself because of a potential conflict of interest. but sheriff and graham did release a statement that said in part, quote, as a husband, i am greatly concerned about my wife's will be inc. >> as a citizen in sheriff, i'm also concerned about the well-being of the person inside the home who suffered injuries. lieutenant, heard says they believe the driver was in full control of the tesla when the crash happened.

currently, there's no belief that the tesla itself or the automation was at fault for collision. >> we do believe that it was an impaired driver behind the wheel that caused the crash. >> and that's why that individual was arrested. some of the neighbors i spoke to off camera said >> that they have some concerns about this intersection right here. and they say people tend to speed through late at night in santa rosa amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> some developing news out of san jose tonight. one person dead. others are injured after a fiery crash this afternoon. the 2 mangled vehicles there and it up at the fruitdale and lee avenues intersection around one 30 one of the cars completely overturned. and that's the one that caught on fire there. this is video from the scene this evening. you can see the cars being towed away. that intersection reopened just after 7 o'clock tonight. but the investigation into what happened continues at this point. we do not know exactly how many people were hurt in this crash?

>> taking a live look tonight out at sfo things a pretty calm out there. however, inside the airport earlier today, chaos after a suspicious package in the food court shut down one of the terminals for several hours. thankfully that package was removed by police. everything was ok, but dozens of flights were either canceled or delayed hears how things are looking at last check. flightaware reporting the airport has had 288 delays. 17 cancellations there at sfo. today's incident, even for some planes to sit on the tarmac, which caused travelers to miss their connecting flights. one family tells us when they heard word about what was going on. it did cause a bit of panic. >> we have made our way through most of security were about to go all the way through and all the sudden the security representative started shouting, breach, preach, preach and people are going through the exit the wrong way and running. police

have yet to provide any information about what the suspicious package. >> was an if it was, in fact, a safety threat or a security breach. oakland police investigating 2. police are investigating 2 separate separate shootings that left 2 people dead. >> the first shooting happened around 11. 45 last night bancroft avenue near the arroyo is reks enter out there. one person died at the scene. police say another victim in the shooting had been taken to the hospital. they are expected to survive. no word on the shooter at this time. then hours later around 03:30am, in the morning, another person was killed in a shooting on c street near no word on a shooting in that case either. >> a preliminary 5.6 magnitude earthquake struck off the coast. >> of humboldt county this afternoon. that happened just before noon about 65 miles off the coast of put no tsunami warning or threat was issued.

>> the timing was interesting, though, here, california's office of emergency services is set to hold a meeting to discuss the december and january earthquakes in humboldt county this week. >> all right. let's get you a check. your 4 zone forecast. a live look tonight overlooking a san francisco from our sutro tower cam. looks like the moisture that we saw kind of moving through there in the last it's kind of moved away. dissipated. >> we are expecting a bit of a warm-up tomorrow. meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez has details. yeah. in fact, warming trend started today and it's really going to peak to start your work week. monday forecast. so let's take a look at just how warm it got earlier this afternoon, temperatures 5 to 10 degrees warmer than what we saw yesterday. so instead of being below average, we're all at or slightly above normal. so let's take a look at downtown san francisco. 65 degrees, right about where we should be for this time of year with low 70's. for those of you in oakland should be averaging 68 degrees. no one certainly

complaining there and a mild day for livermore. 85 degrees when you should be in the mid 70's so easily, 10 degrees above average in taking a live look outside at city hall. we are tracking a shallow marine layer along the immediate coastline of the bay area and even along our bay area beaches, pacifica, 53 degrees with downtown san francisco currently at 57 degrees. mid 60's for warmest inland valleys in dublin livermore in the east bay. but even milder for pittsburgh and brentwood, 10 degrees milder for stern contra costa county with san jose at 61 degrees as nevado for those of you in the north bay. so certainly tracking milder temperatures this afternoon after today's warm up and when tracker for keeping an eye on northerly winds throughout downtown san francisco. but we're getting that cool sea breeze influence for pacifica. even those westerly winds extending into our east bay valleys. taking a look ahead at the next 7 day outlook, just a sneak peek of what's in store for us on monday. it is going to be a scorcher of a day for our hottest inland valleys at or

flirting with 90's. more my full forecast in just a few minutes standing. well, back to you. >> every said thank you. happening tomorrow, vice president kamala harris will be back in the bay area this time visiting tech manufacturing company applied materials in santa clara. comes as the biden administration pushes for more chip manufacturing in the united states after covid cause supply chain shortages. the vice president was just in los angeles on friday promoting a program aimed at distributing supplies for newborns and their mothers. >> organizers have twin peaks 28th annual pink triangle are looking for volunteers to help set up the symbol that glows above san francisco during pride month. the nearly acre sized pink triangle serves as both a reclamation of a symbol first used by nazis to identify men and a memorial to commemorate people in the lgbtq+ community who face discrimination. and here are some positions that you can sign up for. these include preparing the site, outlining

the triangle, placing pink tarps, setting up for the ceremony or taking the triangle down the pink triangle commemoration ceremony will be held on june 17th at 11 in the morning. >> from bay to breakers, thousands of runners hit the pavement for the annual race in san francisco today, donning outfits and costumes ranging from athletic to up a ground force. tiffany justice has the story. >> right. excitement is contagious with the warren sounding. the runners were opera at the starting line at be to breakers with the runners lighting up some other writing hours ahead. >> i'm excited. i'm really excited depending on what brings you out sunday for bay to breakers, whether you're a serious run or a person that people watching this race has you covered? never done this of friends there and for gabby, a san francisco native. this will be her first time participating in the 2023 bay

to breakers with a good friend my god, you have to do it right and really so this will be my 4th running it. yes, i know many are. i'd like even bringing runners the starting line at main and howard street. >> they were followed by groups of runners, some dressed up an eye-catching costumes, the first bay to breakers took place in 1912 and this iconic and historic event through san francisco 12 k race. it's not like running and i just feel the energy of the but participants gathered by the bay near the embarcadero making their way west. the other side, the breakers ocean porting tiffany justice kron. 4 news. coming up by the naacp is warning some americans against traveling to florida.

>> plus snark and becoming a more common drug in the fight against overdoses. a closer look at how it works, how to use it. >> but first, one year later, uvalde community still healing from the deadly mass shooting at an elementary school last year. how the community is looking back and moving forward.

>> this week will mark one year since the deadly mass shooting at an elementary school in texas, 19 children and 2 teachers murdered inside robb elementary school and uvalde texas. the community not only still healing from the tragedy but also still looking for answers as the community continues to heal the uvalde ec isd moving forward foundation. >> is pioneering a new school to replace the site of the mass murder. ryan chandler takes us there to learn what moving forward means to them. >> one of i know mom. and then up for us. i know them. i i've run. a gunman died and i. >> known them for their everything. diaz is first and a neighbor and her twin sister has been real good. but on may 24th he was the county coroner. the first to identify his friends, bodies inside their 4th grade classroom. the the the the pictures that you

see of robb school. when you look at the hallway, you seen those clean floors. green was. >> to me, i could see red. >> one year later, boards seal those rooms and grass grows under silent swing sets and uvalde is turning those scenes of horror into a vision of hope. a new school for the future, a state of the art campus with students and safety. top of mind today pops with. >> color in energy for our children. >> the scent are supported by a grand oak tree. 2 large wins for teachers. irma garcia and eva mireles and 19 more for their students. if we can think it, we can build it. so just this, this do is do we got one chance to do it right? >> and that's what we want to make sure that it was done right. the remains of robb elementary will soon be gone. but for the loved ones of the 21 people who died inside their memories never will be for uvalde moving forward means preserving their past.

>> while protecting our future, i know that. >> we need a new school and the children of uvalde. they deserve that. but it will be a painful reminder when it goes up because this beautiful school. it's because of murdered children. >> moving forward, impossible for parents like him and feelings. >> there's no moving forward with our loved ones. for the community. i guess it's their attempt to move forward while still remembering our loved ones. and i hope that they do right by us. >> like the tattoo one cans are and striding the love letter. her daughter lexi paint. i like being reminded of how she saw me and her and our relationship. parents hope the new school is a permanent monument to the love. they lost. >> shouldn't be moving on and leaving. our children behind

that, leaving the deceased behind. should be taking them with you and taking them with you is change. that's what we should be doing. not just in the state, but in this country. >> that was ryan chandler report. >> the naacp is warning black americans not to travel to florida. the travel advisory comes after governor ron desantis signed laws threatening to withhold state funding from public schools over how they teach race or if they have diversity equity and inclusion programs. the organization says those laws show a hostility towards black americans and are in conflict with democratic ideals. lgbtq immigrant and other advocacy groups have also issued travel advisories recently, the governor's office has dismissed them, calling them stuck >> and world news tonight, at least 12 people are dead. dozens of there, dozens of others injured after a stampede in el salvador. this happened last night at a soccer stadium in the capital city of san salvador. police

say broke out after fans pushed through an entrance gate. the cause of the stampede is still under investigation. u.s. soccer federation releasing a statement about this saying in part, we stand with our colleagues and friends at the salvadoran soccer federation during this time of mourning and offer our comfort and support to the salvadoran people. >> here at home, governor gavin newsom out with a new plan he says will protect threatened fish species critical for the ecosystem across much of the state capitol correspondent eytan wallace explains what the governor hopes to do and what he says will happen if action is not taken soon. >> the roaring sound of rapids coupled with the site of rushing water. you're looking at the dagger point dam along the yuba river in rural yuba county, north of sacramento in the future. today, governor gavin newsom toward a portion of the damage. he unveiled a plan to restore this part of the yuba river all in an effort to save threatened fish species, including the chinook

salmon, the steelhead, the green and white sturgeon and the pacific lamprey, all creatures who rely on this waterway for their habitat and eventual repopulation. here's the background on the fish species in question. the adult spawn way up river in the cold. sierra nevada away from predators, their babies then come all the way down river to the ocean where they live for a few years before they themselves come back up river to spawn only problem. according to state leaders that them that's in the way this is important is about protecting preserving the species for generations to fish for the governor are integral parts of the ecosystem here, but he also makes clear the 117 year-old dam has done its job of blocking settlement and enhance and flood protection for nearby areas. that's why instead of destroying the down, he's backing the plan. he believes most californians will get behind the construction of this new 60 million dollars on ramp looking waterway that will allow fish to sidestep the dam and easily swim up and down stream without getting stuck

in the dam were moving. there's real progress and there's progress in an area, but frankly gets under resourced. why his team says it matters. they've salmon are healthy. it means our rivers are healthy and when salmon suffer, it's an indication that our rivers are suffering. and this project certainly will not just go up overnight. officials still need to go through what could be a lengthy process to obtain building permits. and after that, it could take a few years for construction to complete reporting in yuba county. 8 on wallace kron. 4 news. >> now to our 4 zone forecast taking a live look at downtown san francisco tonight. i'm trying to figure out being played on the. on the screens there. but i can her a lot to tell us. lots of every starting a standing by with more on just how warm we're going to get in the next couple days. yeah, you got it. warmed up today. tomorrow. it's going to be even milder. we're going to be 5 to 10 degrees above average. let's take a live look outside and you can see downtown san

francisco at the transamerica pyramid. not really shrouded in that high cloud cover like we're used to seeing. a great going to take a little bit of a back seat, at least for one more day. we are tracking a shallow marine layer along the coast, specifically for our bay area beaches. but overall. >> we're going to see little to no cloud cover going to wake up to some may gray by our monday morning in and around the bay area shoreline. but as quickly as it arrives, it is going to leave the bay area. thanks to these warmer temperatures that we're tracking with some of our hottest inland valleys, warming up into the 90's. but let's take a look at the past. 24 hour. temperature change cause we're seeing double-digit warming right now in concord and livermore. that's why you're in the 60's and 70's mid 60's for dublin and livermore. low 70's for concord. still even at this 9 o'clock hour in pittsburgh in brentwood, even milder than that in the mid 70's while our bay area coastal beaches in the mid 50's easily tracking a 20 degree difference in

temperatures. widespread 60's for most of our north bay valleys to know that those starting to dip into the upper 50's at 59 degrees and overnight lows tonight. going to stay on the mild side. we're tracking low to mid-50's with the exception of antioch. only cooling down to 58 degrees and high temperatures tomorrow we're going to be slightly above average for most bay area cities 5 to 10 degrees above normal with concord, an antioch, flirting with the 90's at 88 degrees, oakland and hayward in the mid 70's and our san francisco peninsula coastline still in the 60's, even with the warm up because of that cool sea breeze a gray pattern. we're going to warm up to 67 degrees, though, for downtown san francisco with half moon bay in the low 60's. but just barely taking a look ahead at the next 7 day outlook. we will cool down as quickly as we cool down on tuesday. even more fully expected in the days ahead. we're tracking a 5 to 10 degree drop in temperatures on tuesday. seasonal temperatures by your midweek forecast and then

we're going to be on cruise control. little change for the remainder of the next 7 day forecast. so we just have to get through one day of hot temperatures that said i think we can handle it. i think it will be okay. yeah. i think we'll be just fine with that. plenty of sunshini. just head to the beach. if you want some >> our bay area beaches at the police to be to. >> nice little update. a 9 week-old jack russell terrier, keogh back home tonight. fremont police not exactly sure what happened to the pup, but they do believe he ran away during a burglary at his home yesterday. the tri-city animal cener reuniting the puppy with his rightful person the home burglary is still under investigation. >> still to come here, 9 o'clock am radio on the verge of going off the air. why lawmakers are fighting to keep it.

>> electric carmakers are dropping am radio from the to electromagnetic interference. but now lawmakers are trying to rescue the pioneering transmission that introduced radio to the world more than 100 years ago. white house correspondent allison harris has the story. >> and typically the conversation in congress is focused on tiktok twitter i today it's old school. am radio republicans and democrats want to make it illegal for carmakers to drop

am radio from dashboards and many carmakers already are. these lawmakers say am radio is dependable and cost free essential to disseminate information about natural disasters and emergencies. senator ted cruz is introducing the bill alongside senator ed markey. crews calling it a platform for alternative viewpoints. likely referring to the conservative talk shows on am radio nelson says 50 million people still listen. most are baby boomers about a 3rd of am. radio listeners are over the age of 65. a lot of automakers view it as obsolete. now that there's blue tooth that you can stream music and podcast, there are apps that can provide am radio content. electric vehicle makers like tesla, bmw, volkswagen. they have all already eliminated. and radio arguing that there's also electromagnetic interference with am radio in particular, even 40 is getting rid of it in some models. the alliance for automotive innovation tells us in a statement the congress making it illegal would be

unnecessary stating congress has never mandated radio features in vehicles ever before this new legislation would create a federal rule requiring carmakers to maintain am radio in their cars without having an additional fee. >> that was allison harris reporting for us >> you know it when you hear it, we're talking about the ukulele coming up. we hear more about the small instrument and how it's made waves and american culture.

>> health officials hosted a training event on how you can help reverse an opioid overdose with the lifesaving drug narcan kron. 4 sarah stinson shows us how to use it. >> the opioid epidemic has become so deadly that we're seeing people dying on our san mrancisco streets. the city holding training so that you can learn how to use narcan medication. that's difference between life and death. >> one big spray up one oscar. and that's all it takes to reverse an opioid overdose. the san francisco department of public health distributed 72,000 kits with naloxone or narcan last year and has trained more than 3,000 people on how to recognize and respond to an overdose. one of

those training sessions was held in the mission district wednesday night by eileen locker in the city's director of overdose prevention. >> they're happening across the city. the first step is recognizing the signs of an overdose. the most common being if someone is not responsive or has shallow to know breathing, if you believe someone is overdosing, this is how to properly respond. first, try to wake them up. hey, are you ok if they don't respond, try rubbing your knuckles up and down the sentor of their chest. bone preston really hard. >> it hurts. if none of that works, then it's time to call 9-1-1, and administer the person said a little bit to to nose actually open the airway little bit. >> and then you hold how at least holding it. >> and then press that each narc can only hold one spread. you have to wait 2 to 3 minutes. granted, that is the longest 2 to 3 minutes ever. but it works. the most important thing that we say

train people is wait that 2 to 3 minutes. >> and do not apply administer more narcan until that time passes. while you wait to see if it works or not, you can start rescue breathing, pinch the nose and tilt the head back get to press. >> look at their chest and, you know, actually seager their chest rising. and then after that, it's one breath every 5 seconds. once they become responsive, communicate to the person that you gave them narcan and stay with them until paramedics arrived. the city hopes this kind of education will prevent more people from dying. the more people that are trained and the more that we have naloxone out in the community. >> we can save lives and that's most important is saving lives because >> that's when you can make change. you can buy narcan at a pharmacy like cvs or walgreens. be can get it for free. one of the city's pharmacies that's located at 13, 80 howard street. i'm sara stinson reporting in san francisco. kron. 4 news.

>> kron 40's putting the focus on fentanyl by tracking the crisis right here in the bay area. scan this qr code and go to our special section of our website that lists the latest data and stories from our reporters. you can also find this page by going to our website kron 4 dot com and clicking on the focus on fentanyl tab. >> an update now to a story we brought you last night. we are learning more about the plane crash that killed 2 people off the coast of half moon bay. the ntsb says the 2 are flying in a dhc 6, 4, 100 twin otter plane similar to the one you see here on your screen. they say the plane went down about 40 miles off the coast shortly after 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon as it traveled from santa rosa to honolulu, the pilot and copilot were the only people on board u.s. coast guard was the first to locate the submerged plane after it crashed. the ntsb is now attempting to recover it as part of their investigation into what happened. east bay

congresswoman barbara lee in the east bank calling for major reforms to the u.s. supreme court. >> amid rising concerns about ethics scandals and partisan rulings of the court. the just majority campaign's national bus tour. stop in oakland this afternoon. the campaign calls for reforms to the supreme court, including court expansion. it's sponsored by leading organizations and national reproductive rights, gun violence prevention, civil rights, racial justice and corporate for. >> they justices. are protecting the special interest of the right. they to. >> lee was joined by local elected officials and issue advocates focused on reproductive rights. gun violence, prevention and the environment. >> happening now, the portion of highway 37 that was closed for train track repairs is back open. that closure

affected an 11 mile stretch between highway one. 21 at sears point and highway 29 in vallejo, caltrans says they were able to reopen the roadway at 4 o'clock this morning that 7 hours ahead of schedule. sure. a lot of snow were half. yeah. that traveling to the north bay, of course, a beautiful day out there today. we've got a bird's eye view. >> over the bay bridge. this is the oakland spanned. there are a lot of traffic moving in and out of the city. >> always a cool view to get a check of this cover. meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez joining us with a look ahead tomorrow. i know we're warming up. yeah, we're really going to warm up with a sneak peek of that summer sizzle, especially for those of you in eastern contra costa county. you could warm up to at least 90 degrees with most of our east bay valleys, heating up into the upper 80's. so let's take a live look outside san francisco international airport. not really seeing that much of a great influence. and we're going to see less of that for tomorrow. when as we take a look ahead at your sierra forecast, snow melt going to be a concern from now through

monday night radar for tracking very dry, clear conditions. but it's going to be another mild day for your monday. not a cloud he sky. so no threat of thunderstorms for most of this year. but as you can see over yosemite national park, specifically the highest peaks there tracking scattered showers with some monsoonal moisture trying to make its way into this but instead we're going to see a lot more sunshine by. >> truckee standards, mid 70's. scertainly going to be on the mild side. there was south lake tahoe warming up into the low 70's and taking a look ahead at the next 3 day outlook. we're going to begin a gradual cooling trend after monday. so that's why that flood watch will be allowed to expire on monday night. because tuesday, we're going to drop into the mid 60's with even cooler temperatures for the midweek in the low 60's with that threat of monsoonal moisture returning to this back to you, dan and well. >> thank you, bree. so for your health tonight, around half a million of these waffle makers are being taken off the shelves due to safety issues.

they're called the power x l stuffed wolf allies. ers made by empower brands. officials say hot pieces of waffle or stuffing can come out. while you're using it, which could potentially burn the user companies aware of more than 40 incidents here involving 34 burns. consumers are advised not to use the waffle maker until they get a latch adapter from the company. tonight, we are shining the spotlight on a seemingly small contribution from the pacific islands. that's made a big impact on american culture. native hawaiians call it the lay lay the bay area recently hosted the northern california. >> calais le festival in union city kron four's james fletcher was there. >> there's something about hearing the ukulele that transports relaxes u like the

just see yeah. i dislike the remind island. >> before we get back to the festival, i should probably tell you that although the ukulele is synonymous with tropical vacations and the pacific islands. it didn't come fr m there. it's actually the descendant of a portuguese instrument called them a shutting that settlers brought with them to hawaii in the late 18, 100's and the locals loved it. one of its biggest fans was hawaii's last reigning king king david culley column. it was around this time that the instrument was redesigned retuned and renamed to which means jumping fleas in hawaiian. and here's something i bet you didn't know america's love affair with the ukulele actually started here in san francisco, right where i'm standing at the palace of fine arts. it's one of the last remaining elements of the 1915, world's fair held in the city, actually to celebrate the completion of the panama canal.

>> exhibition palaces stretched across the marina showcasing commerce and culture from all over the world. and right across from the lagoon. still the hawaiian pavilion. we're inside a delegation from the islands before music featuring the lead its was immediate. vaudeville performers loved it because it was cheap and easy to learn. >> they took it across the country. introducing it to america and over the years, fans have certainly changed the way it sounds. >> northern california ukulele festival is an annual event that brings together lovers of the goal ally throughout california. the first festival is in 1994. and it, you know, it's just an opportunity to bring together what at the time in the early 90's was a

growing hawaiian and pacific islander community. and that idea of bringing people together to connect with each other is a big part of why this festival it's everything representation, culture, everything that we see on the news today. >> this included right is is we want to share our selves and show that we are all trying to live our best lives here together on this planet, which is part of the spirit of the spending to not just to speak their kids to have it in your >> city that selling certain what is not. >> maybe that's why this time the instrument indoors because it inspires something bigger for some, it's music strikes. a deep record. >> it's just a good feeling inside your soul. >> reporting in union city, james fletcher kron. 4 news. >> well, we here at kron 4

celebrating peace and prosperity of the api community in the bay area. all throughout may join us this thursday, 06:30pm, for our api special. that will be hosted by stephanie lane and will tran. >> a new ronald mcdonald house has opened in oakland. it's located across the street from ucsf benioff children's hospital. these are some images from yesterday's ribbon cutting ceremony. oakland mayor sheng tao was in attendance along with other local leaders. the house will provide support for the families of hospitalized children, including overnight housing for little to no pay as well as daily lunches and dinners for those families. this is the 3rd ronald mcdonald house to open in the bay area. it is the first in oakland. >> coming up, a grandma, a grandson and now an accomplished deuel after visiting more than 60 national parks. how they got it done.

>> and next in sports, giants looking to take 2 out of 3 from the marlins. erin wilson has all the highlights. coming up.

>> and now kron 4 sports.

>> well, the san francisco giants seems to have found some rhythm lately after sweeping the phillies. the giants welcome the marlins to the bay area before setting them back home, packing one of their rookies hit his first home run, actually just 2 days into being in the mlb sunday was obviously a fun day for the kids as they enter the ballpark today to watch the miami marlins at the giants. let's talk about their rookie patrick bailey here. launches homer to left. way up the bleachers that his family right there celebrating that moment. the giants tie the game at that point. and then we go here in the next inning tied it to jd davis. this time he changes that one with that one swaying to give them a lead. he crushes that one to left-center and will you can tell that that was going to 2 run shot to give the giants the lead. bottom of the 6 is where we are now tied at 4, one on from its haniger and he lined it into right for a

base. hit the go ahead, run scores and the giants. will they take a lead that they don't give up with the remainder of this battle of the giants win this 1, 7, 5, they've won 5 of their last 6 games will begin a 3 game series against the minnesota twins starting tomorrow 3. now we go to the a's. a little bit of a different story in houston taking on the astro's looking to avoid a sweep instead of give one bottom of the second is where we'll go. no score one on jeremy pena. he's able to send that one deep to right center ramo there. look at that one. that one was remote. that it's off to him for that when he was able to spoil that play for him and then we go a little bit later. bottom of the 5th here, jose, out to bay. he hits a grounder into right for a base hit and run comes into a score. astros take the lead. there and they would later on tack on another one here from beer. was here on the top of

the night. he takes a swing umpire, says that he went around and that's the ballgame about goes the distance, 9 shutout innings and 7 strikeouts astro's blank. the a's to was the final score. and it's been a minute since we've seen the stand for women's softball program have this much successes they've had this season. the cardinal only needed 3 more wins to sweep through the region and they did just they secured their spot in the ncaa super regionals for the second year in a row. and it's their first back-to-back that we've seen since 2008, 2009. >> in that season, now the miami heat now looking to go up on over the boston celtics. will they? >> yeah. game 3 of their eastern conference finals here. 2nd quarter heat up by 16. check out the moves of ham out ohio. caught him bam, bam, during the game puts jalen brown in the spin cycle and finishes with the jail. 13 point spotted miami extend their lead 3rd quarter. now heat with a 20 point lead in

transition. vincent pulls up buries the 3 there. you saw 29 points and 6 threes or vincent. tonight, the heat they blow out the celtics embarrassing fashion one. 28 102, miami. they have their eyes set on tuesday for game 4 with a chance to sweep the celtics as the nuggets try and sweep the lakers tomorrow. let's head out to rochester, new york, where the final round of the pga championship took place on his final hole. this talk brooks keopka a drive here. a nice one, too. a nice approach there to the hole. he does not. obviously he doesn't make this shot, but the next one is the one that was money for him on his final shot here at the hall. he sinks it. keopka finishes the round 9 under par. he captured his 3rd pga championship. his 5th major wind kept is back on top as he lifts the 2023 wanamaker trophy. >> back to you guys at that >> all right. eran, thanks a

lot. exciting day in sports. will the goats their back grazing again in the east bay? this is in clean. the city tweeting out this photo saying that the goats cost-effective and environmentally friendly way to help control vegetation, of course, is where heading toward fire season. the city says the goats will be used to access hard to reach areas that are too steep for people seen machines. people, of course, being asked to not feed the goats. if you see them. >> yeah, they're getting a mask with the grass. >> taking a live look at downtown san francisco tonight. things looking pretty clear. curious, is the fog going to be in the morning and then we're warming up or what's happen? and yet we're tracking may gray out there right now as we speak over half moon bay. so we are noticing some cloud cover influence for our bay area beaches. and we're going to see a shallow marine layer. >> in and around the bay area shoreline. so not only are we going to see some high cloud cover, it is going to be shallow at best, but also that

thick marine there with dense low clouds and fog as well. let's take a look at futurecast for as far as visibility goes half moon bay up to 7 miles visibility. and then we are going to notice the porous visibblity. as you start out your monday morning commute just like magic. i were jacking at or near 0 visibility for mountain dew, san jose and even livermore. so just a heads up there for those of you commuting in and out of that area. better lifting and clearing shortly before your new lunchtime hours. so let's take a look at temperatures out there right now. widespread 50's 60's still in the low 70's. but just barely for our warmest inland valleys in the east bay conquered and antioch, very pleasant temperatures. even at this near 10 o'clock hour. very jealous. wish i was there, but we're tracking low temperatures tonight. widespread low to mid and upper 50's with high temperatures tomorrow 5 to 10 degrees above average. flirting with 90's for concord in antioch. those of you nice

turn contra costa county. you're going to have scorching heat. so brees yourselves, stay cool. stay hydrated. at least 90 degree temperatures or brentwood and even pittsburgh. but let's take a look at what you can expect out the east bay shoreline, mid 70's for oakland and hayward. 67 degrees for downtown san francisco with widespread low to mid 80's for warmest inland valley. santa rosa nevado warming up into the mid 80's. so the beach certainly the place to be as you start out your monday because of those hot temperatures inland, you're going to want relief. but then head inland by the end of the week because you're going to be in the mid 70's below average temperatures for this time of year with most of our coastal cities in the 50's. so definitely get a little bit of everything for likely. the bay area has a lot of microclimates. just had their exactly. we've got it all. yeah, thanks. everything's guys. >> all right. here's the dynamic grandma and her grandson haha. not me. i wish that means in reach. milestone anyway. so they reached major

milestone in the relationship. the 2 tackling 63 national parks in 7 years. this is not me. bradley enjoy. ryan visited their last location. the national park of american samoa. that happened in the last week. it's the only u.s. national park that is south of the equator and the nations most remote. he is adorable. grandma. joy. >> at the young age of 93 years made her mark as the oldest person to visit every national park, her and her grandson who is not an were awarded with certificates for their accomplishments. i'm not going come. you guys resemble, of course. >> good looking guy that likes to go outdoors well, and how many are like? you have a list that yeah, i did. 10 of last year.w >> but then i've been doing repeats to said, got so many times with his eye. and again in the last week, yes, just came back and doing the southwest again. so i don't know. i've got you know, i was

good. is there one that you have right now that ok, now that you've read and a couple? yeah, like grand teton yellowstone national park will be sick. but you have wait now now price. but yeah, there's some there's some that i got to get out there and get knocked off, you know, do some alpine lakes got to be. you've got to be grandma, joy. oh, my actually later later in life. a boss, you think i get some 63 national parks. >> on, we've more news after the break. yeah, we'll be right back.

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