oke." what is "gunsmoke"? that's right. one point for harris. next question. "this entertainer sang the biggest-selling christmas song of all time, 'white christmas.'" justin bieber. bing crosby. who is bing crosby? correct again. wha-- damn it. "this cartoon was said to be loosely based on two characters from 'back to the future.'" oh, yeah, i bet that's, uh, "rick and morty." who the hell are rick and morty? i'll give you that one, but watch the swearing. yeah! >> now at 10, a heartbreaking story is a 5 year-old drowns in the bay area as the weather gets warmer. officials are warning about water safety and one of the most recognizable east bay chefs is thinking of closing his restaurant after 2 break-ins. his story plus.

>> don't think cecil and conn. always together. >> tonight we honor the life of reverend cecil williams. a look at his celebration of life kron. 4 news at 10 starts right now. >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news. >> good evening and thank you for joining us tonight. i'm rob nesbitt. >> a 5 year-old boy has died after he drowned in the back of a home on bethel island just outside of oakley. this is according to the contra costa county sheriff's department who responded to the incident friday afternoon. neighbors tell us the boy was visiting family kron four's jack moment. reports. >> afternoon on friday contra costa county, first responders rushed to bethel island. reports of a 5 year-old drowned in bethel island. we had a young male drowned.

>> landing over there. john sullivan, a neighbor says each of these homes has a dock news hitting close to his home. he says this tragedy was praying for you know, it didn't work you're the rescuers did the best they could. neighbors tell us the boy was visiting relatives in the complex and fell off the dock in the back of the home. so neighbors say a drowning like what happened here on friday is really uncommon. some of them have been living here for years and say they've never seen anything like it. >> but they also said at the same time, water safety is at the top of mind spreading sand words of advice for people who have boats just like this one. i'm very sad about it. hearing about it that that breaks my heart. darlene weaver has lived here for 3 years and says she's never heard of a drowning in this community until now. i'm not blaming the parent, you shows just don't so quickly, right? so accidents happen. that's why they're caught this. lot these so important weaver says her

family are all experienced swimmers but make sure they all wear life vests. you know, we're in the get down to it without investment has more. boaters are expected in the months to come. >> weaver says water safety to her. this person, you know, the delta. it's serious, you know, is that current that under current, we've had lots of friends that are not lots but several friends. >> that have succumb. so we don't we won't get out there without a vest. >> on bethel island jacmel that kron 4 news. crews in placer county responding to reports of a woman would allegedly fell in the american river this weekend, according to state parks and recreation's authorities, we're able to find the woman in the water earlier this afternoon. unfortunately, officials say she died from her injuries. investigation remains ongoing. the body of a mother who went missing days ago has been recovered in the san joaquin river on thursday. stanislaw county deputies

responded to a call of several people in the water drowning in the san joaquin river at fishermans bend, 30 year-old brenda duran had jumped in the water to save her 11 year-old daughter who began to struggle in the water. her daughter who was able to get. out safely. but durant did not resurface saturday. volunteers helping with the search recovered her body in the river just outside of the town of newman. in the wake of this tragedy, this the stanislaw county sheriff's office is reminding people to always wear a life jacket. hundreds of people gathering in san francisco to celebrate the life of reverend cecil williams. reverend williams was known for his work as a civil rights and lgbtq activists. he died last month at the age of 94. he co-founded glide with his late wife and devoted his life to activism. kron four's sara stinson reports.

>> 800 people packed into the sanctuary at glide memorial church in san francisco sunday to honor the life of reverend cecil williams looked around at all the people here, overflow of people in the sanctuary. this is 11 feet right the he passed away on april 22nd in his home. his daughter kimberly shared what he was like in his final hours. i want everyone to know she was radiant and full of and like that day for more than 60 years, the reverend fought for civil rights and champion of the lgbtq+ community. whether that the people living on the street or notable politicians like congresswoman barbara lee. >> i sat right over there in 3rd probably the 3rd sing and every sunday. reverend williams helped me through some very challenging, very challenging personal times as well as former san francisco

mayor willie brown, vice president kamala harris and political activists, professor angela davis >> those who under until lgbt community. political activists like myself, williams first came to san francisco's tenderloin neighborhood in 1963. to help run glide, church and glide foundation. quickly after he made the brave decision to make the church inclusive to all. >> when he stood up for folks in the lgbtq community to get rid of the stigma. and this city that did not embrace this community williams and his late wife, janice america, tony, expanded glide to become what it is today. a safe haven providing food and services to thousands of people a year that the crack epidemic israel and streets.

>> you know, engaging the public 6 no ha ve he never shied away from those new issue he wasn't going to >> the celebration of life for williams was filled with music, love, laughter and tears. he put people on my past. >> to show me the way. to be out there on the streets. that was a product of my environment. >> san francisco mayor london breed recalled growing up in the city and being able to lean on the reverend. >> and to see him and to look. as this giant of a person with such courage. such fight with such strength, hope all come >> singer >> michael front e tribute id williams by singing his new song. he described a time 30 years ago when he was in line for food at clyde with his baby son. >> i felt like man, this is what i this a place anybody

can >> williams's daughter wanted all to know her father's legacy will live on. >> he remains a living manifestation and a symbol of unconditional love, acceptance, forgiveness, compassion. he's recovering revolution against injustice and oppression. >> i'm sara stinson reporting kron. 4 >> smoke bellowing from a fire out of the port of oakland today. a spokesperson from the oakland fire department says it was caused by a lithium battery at the port video from the citizen app showing a large cloud of smoke over the san francisco bay around crews got the fire under control. no injuries were reported. and happy mother's day. local pop ups at the ferry building in san francisco. we're celebrating by offering free flowers, filipino style food and drink vendors, local plant vendors and local artists were also there. one artist, even

using a 3 d printer to make plan holders 3 d dragons. pretty cool stuff. take a look at this stunning time lapse video. the northern lights caught over the bay bridge on friday and saturday. the bay area was treated to spectacular views and tonight you have a chance to see it again. you have a better chance of seeing it further away from the city lights. now to our 4 zone forecast as we take a live look outside from the bay at from the mount tam cam kron four's gayle ong joins us now with a look gayle. >> hello. and you know, it's cloudy lot. that was last night's issue. and also the solar storm isn't as strong as friday. so good for you. if you got a chance to see friday, we saw beautiful images and it just lit up the internet. all that the pink skies. well, we have more clouds tonight. we're getting into that warmer months. you know, we see coastal fog in the morning evening. you can see that view here from the east bay hills. so here's a

look at the future cast model for tomorrow. you can see already socked in over by the coast here. that cloud cover hugging the coastline, even towards the bay oaklyn livermore. and that's going to be the case overnight into your early morning drive. this is 05:00am so you can deal with some valley fog here and the north bay, south bay and east bay. thanks. start to clear out by the late morning and the afternoon. but with the exception of the coast, snow looks like the coast will be noticeably cooler with the cloud cover during the day. looking ahead, we are holding on to the 80's so we will be warming up inland in the 80. still a 70's by the bay and more seasonable averages upper 50's 60's by the coast. when i come we will hold on to this warming trend will show that to you in the seven-day forecast. all right, bill, thank you. >> highway 37 is back open. parts of the eastbound lanes were shutdown this weekend due to a caltrans repaving project. the highway reopened more than 10 hours ahead of schedule. caltrans had predicted it opening before

tomorrow at 5. happening tomorrow. oakland's new top cop will be addressing the city at the annual impact. 5, 1, 0, town tourism day event. floyd mitchell started his role as police chief yesterday and officials swearing-in ceremony is set to take place next week. mitchell will be opd is 14 chief in the last decade. still to come at 10 farmers are preparing for warmer temperatures across california. plus, we'll hear from an east bay restaurant after a slew of break ins there. >> and jewish students rally at stanford. their demands in the latest on the israel-hamas war. when we come back.

>> now to a big story we're following as student rallies continue on campuses across the bay area today, jewish students organized a rally on stanford's campus. hundreds of people gathered for a rally that student organizers say was to express support for stanford's mission of diversity, free exchange of ideas and intellectual exploration. they said they feel pressured to keep their heads down while on campus and some even feel like they need to hide their fate. >> new video tonight of friday's berkeley law. graduation, a graduate waive the palestinian flag to cheers as she walked across the stage at the first greek theater. there was also protests on saturday. >> during the main graduation, the protesters have been camped out on campus now for nearly 3 weeks. today. israel

is remembering its fallen a minute long siren sounding across the country as people are observing memorial day. there. the somber annual commemoration has taken on added meaning in the aftermath of the october 7th attack in the war. that is sensing knighted. as israel intensifies military operations in northern gaza. the country is telling people to leave rafah. now, troops begin the operation overnight into the northern gaza city. israel trying to stop hamas from regrouping in the area that israel previously said it controlled for months. the u.s. has urged israel to do more to protect palestinian civilians as the country presses ahead, u.s. officials are continuing to warn against not going to be supporting and

supplying for that operation. but at present, the only thing that we've are holding back our. >> these high payload bombs because we're in an ongoing conversation with israel given the impact that those weapons can have. >> this coming as the flow of aid to gaza through border crossings has come to an years total stop first closed by israel and then further being restricted by egypt. stay with kron. 4 on air and online for the latest information on the israel and hamas war from campus protest of the conflict on the ground head to our website. kron 4 dot com. david de pap the man convicted of attacking paul pelosi will learn his fate later this week. he's set to be sentenced on friday. federal prosecutors are asking a judge for a 40 year prison sentence to pat was convicted last year of attempted kidnapping of a federal official and assault. the attack from october of 2022. was caught on police body cam footage and to pat

admitted during the trial that he broke into the pelosi home with the intention of holding nancy pelosi hostage. in san francisco. firefighters put out flames at a hotel in the russian hill neighborhood a fire at the broadway hotel on polk street forced residents to evacuate just after 6 this morning. crews say several streets had to be shut down. they have since reopened. one person sustained a minor injury. firefighters were able to quickly put out the flames. no word yet on what caused the fire. now to our 4 zone forecast as we take a live look outside at the bay bridge. kron four's gayle ong joins us now with a look ahead. a >> hello, rob. cloudy out there tonight. so this is typical spring summer set up. we see. so this will hang on until of the morning. but i should clear out in the afternoon inland, at least so expect the clouds to hang out by the coast here. you can see it started here in the satellite and radar. but overall, we do have some quiet

weather over the next few days. it will be still nice and warm, not as toasty as it was last week in the 90's. phere's the future cast model. so an hour from now, you can notice the fog here, hugging the coastline, even parts of the east bay shoreline, oakland, even making its way down to fremont and then it will eventually head towards livermore and maybe see some coastal drizzle. just keep in mind, visibility may be tough in some places in our usual valleys for your 06:00am drive. things will clear out by the afternoon, as you can see with the exception of the coast here. so cloudy by the coast and that will know that i would really cool things down. so that's where we saw the first called out over by the coast inland. you'll start to see a cool down as well. so tuesday, we actually have a system heading our way and that will we will see a gradual cooling trend as we go over the next few days. so tomorrow's daytime highs notice we're in the 50's and san francisco, half moon bay upper 60's at around the east bay shoreline, places like oakland and hayward nevado

could be 70's and santa rosa and rose. your of i think 90 friday and upper 80's the last couple of days. and then the livermore down to the low 80. so these are more comfortable. temperatures you know you if you're sensitive to heat. so looks like will retreat from that 70's over in napa. and here's that 7 day outlook here. we will be holding on to the 80's will remain warm and so about we'll see a transition day thursday in land for you, folks who've dealing with the upper 80's and 90's. so we'll going down to the 70's inland. the bay and even coast. you'll notice more seasonable averages over by the low 60's and upper 50's. and you know it, we're really going hold on to this warming trend for a few days and looks like next week. we'll see it cool down to the 70's. so very, you know, comfortable spring-like temperatures. but here you see a cool down in the 70's. we can't be mad at right? yeah. you know, i know. i think that's a perfect. i like the 70's comfortable comfortable as the perfect word. thanks, gayle. sure. >> happening tomorrow,

california state parks a cal fire will begin prescribed burns and mount diablo state park will be active in the mitchell canyon area until june 7th. the state parks say prescribed burns depend on the weather and their conditions. as the temperatures start warming up. cal osha wants to help protect farm workers from heat illness. that's why the agency is partnering with organizations in the central valley to increase heat illness prevention farm workers received new u n 95 mask to protect themselves from valley fever and potential wildfire. smoke experts also warned about the dangers that can come with heat related illnesses. officials also shared farm worker rights and what necessities are needed while working in the heat. >> every year in california, workers have died from heat illness. so today's event is to try to prevent anybody from dying or getting sick from heat illness. >> farm workers who have more questions on heat illness prevention can contact their employer or cal osha. for the

first time in california history, chronic wasting disease or cwd is being detected in the states. deer population. that's according to california department of fish and wildlife. cwd is a fatal neurological disease known in animals like deer and elk. it can induce weight loss, lack of coordination and behavioral changes the disease was detected when 2 deer were tested on may 6 after being collected in madeira and inyo counties. cdc warns not to eat any meat that has been infected with cwd. still to come on kron, 4 news at 10. known east bay restaurant is thinking of closing. >> how break-ins are affecting the owner and staff?

>> the food and drug administration has issued a statement about a recall for an app used to operate insulin pumps. the mobile app is by tandem diabetes. the version of 2.7 or of to connect. the fda says a problem with the app could drain the insulin. pump battery causing it to shut down. the problem has led to more than 200 injuries and the fda says updating the app should fix the problem impacted customers have been notified. and for the first time since 1999 planet fitness is raising its basic level

membership price. the new rate will be $15 a month. however, current planet fitness members, we'll continue paying the original $10. the move comes after months of price testing across several markets in the u.s.. planet. fitness says it will also test higher prices for its premium membership later this summer, experts say the company's increased prices are likely motivated by a weaker than expected first-quarter revenue for the fiscal year. >> coming up on kron, 4 news at 10, a look at mother's day celebrations all across the bay area. plus east bay teen shot at during a rowing race. what their families are sent. and when we return, a famous chef is thinking of closing down his restaurant. the reason why kron 4 news at 10 is it possible to be more capable and more practical? be able to perform here and here?

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>> welcome back in the east bay. one of the most recognizable chefs is thinking of closing his 10 year-old restaurant, dominican restaurant alomar has been broken into twice recently resulting in costly losses. >> most of the year. it's a really sad day. >> feeling exhausted, frustrated and devastated. former top chef contestant and owner of oakland's alomar kitchen on posted this video on instagram friday after his restaurant was the victim of 2 break-ins within hours of each other. >> one time for 40 in the morning. and again, 6.31. same 2 guys. and this is honestly the same was this last time? november? the back kearns. god

is good. we've got really good. >> on says the thieves took more than $6,000 worth of liquor in kitchen supplies early friday morning. last november, alomar slicker collection was burglarized in a similar style. her mom believes it was the same group of thieves responsible this time >> know where these thank you know, to see not everything. >> this >> it happening just days after the celebration of their 10th anniversary chef from on says this adds insult to security something happens our security measures happens again. >> brings you down. try to do

a lot together. just >> and about a mile away, several businesses were feeling a similar frustration the morning after neighboring restaurants to chaka lager heiress and district were also the victims of break-ins early saturday morning. what feel that this has been a rampant issue in the city of oakland in far too many businesses go out of business as a result of whether it dipping in the streets and public safety that we have in our with this potentially being a make or break weekend for oakland's only dominican restaurant. other residents are doing what they can to keep alum our stores open out here. >> incident that happened the other day. close. that's customers. we have to support so let's go start telling

other people >> but despite the break-ins chef nelson's heart still lies in oakland. >> i know first. so special also want to keep it going want to. 10 year anniversary last week. don't want to go with the heart are still here. >> special thank you to our photo journalist malcolm jackson for putting that story together. new video emerging from a disturbing incident where gunshots were fired at teenagers from the east bay. it was during a rowing race in west sacramento. someone fired at least 3 shots that landed near them. the father of one 15 year-old who was among the 9 boys on the boat recalls. the terrifying moment. >> was pretty shocked. i think all of us were. it's it's fine. it maybe 10 feet. it could have been closer. could

have been a little bit further away, but it was too close. >> no one was hurt. motive is unknown. but west sacramento police are investigating. new numbers on the state's population show. overall decrease of nearly 200,000 people since 2020 in the bay area. and although a lot of people have left since the pandemic, a lot state in the bay area, just shifting to a different county. the latest report coming from the california department of finance demographic research unit. it breaks down population numbers per county taking the top spot as santa clara with around 1.9 million people calling the south bay home alameda and contra costa counties around off the top 3 kron 4 talked to a spokesperson for the department of finance. he says a lot of shifting has to do with price of housing and working from home. >> are people willing to commute long distances of those pot points? i think it's even more attractive now that individuals may not have to commute every single day of

the week where, you know, comes to having to make that longer commute only once or twice, maybe 3 times week. >> san francisco came in 4th as most populated county at over 840,000 people. >> mother's day celebrations all across the bay area today. this is video from union square in blue. they celebrated mother's day with salsa dancing and a fashion show. there was bright floral displays and a local designer unveiled blooper toward downs. now to our 4 zone forecast as we take a live look at coit tower. a beautiful night kron four's gayle on joins us now with a look ahead. high gayle. hello, rob. yes, a beautiful night. now we're cooler over by the coast in >> inland as well. you know, we saw 90's friday, upper 80's. so it's been really hot. >> the first a heat of the season, actually. so we will be cooling down to more

comfortable temperatures. now we will be dealing with the fog here. so even tonight you can see already hugging the coastline. this is a 11:30pm. and then overnight we will be dealing with some valley fog here. so santa rosa petaluma and livermore and even san jose, the usual areas and napa. so keep that in mind for your morning. drive up by the late morning. things will start to mix out and inland. you will clear out. but over by the coast, we will be seeing cloudy skies and even parts of the east bay shoreline along the day and then towards the evening. so a very similar set up that we saw today very similar tuesday as well. so we will be waking up to some mild overnight lows here. so you'll be starting today in the upper 40's in santa rosa. napa nevado 50's and san francisco, san jose and livermore. so, you know, we don't see 30's so that it's pretty mild overnight. and tomorrow we will be warming up to the 60's actually over. vice has 63 in oakland, 67 in

hayward. so noticeably cooler, even 50's by the beaches low 80's, as you make your way, far inland to livermore and antioch. and here's the 10 at 10 outlook. i don't see rain, but i do see cooler temperatures here in the 70's. so we will be holding on to the 80's, at least 2 midweek inland for you, 70's by the bay and then 60's 50's by the coast. and then it looks like will get a slight cool down next weekend and then temperatures will rebound close to 80 degrees inland 60's by the bay there, too. so if you don't like the heat, you know, it treat very soon. back to you, thanks, gayle. >> taste of north berkeley is coming to the bay area on wednesday, 30 north berkeley restaurants, bars, bakeries and cafes will be featured. it will be on vine street between shattuck and walnut starting at 5 until 8 tickets cost $60. there will also be live music. on friday. sundown cinema is back with a special sing along

of the movie. selena. this movie will be shown in dolores park. sundown cinema will run through october showing movies like barbie and the princess and the frog. firefighters played a crucial role in protecting our communities. and despite progress over the years, the api community remains under represented. among first responders. kron 4 stephanie lin introduces us to one organization working to change that fact. >> it's a busy day at san francisco's fire station the engine. >> trucks and rescue squad rolling out to emergencies across the keep doing it. despite these challenges, i don't quit. and they're sliding into acting lieutenant stanley braving literal trial by fire after nearly 3 decades with the department day today. >> there's a lot of unpredictability. that was the

beauty of being a firefighter. you never met i-72 and >> on average san francisco fire response to more than 200 emergency medical calls like this a day becoming working. have know you have a building collapsed. >> right. because i'm on the rescue squad. we respond to have to fires and said we head the asian firefighters association or say employee group within san francisco fire working to support and recruit more asians and pacific islanders. knowing that i have a community within the community has been great. julie now is assistant deputy chief. she serve san francisco for more than 2 decades. when you're first starting out. >> did you feel underestimated? oh, absolutely. when i came into the department, people would second, guess me and they can. you lift this latter. can you start can you do these things and like absolutely. >> let's go breaking barriers through smoke and stereotypes. every day i come to work. i am

that shows other people that lgbtq asian pacific islander. >> a woman to be in this job and it opens their doors. hopefully it gives a message to the younger generation api members. they. >> this is something you could do nationwide just over one percent of firefighters api. 17 1% of san francisco firefighters api. >> asians make up more than 37% of the population. why is it so important that we have a firefighting force that reflects its community? representation matters when people see themselves? >> in the people that are helping them in their worst day. they feel a sense of trust. when i go on calls, you filipino. we can have a conversation with somebody that speaks only to go for firefighter robert to representation also means being a role model when a little kid sees somebody that looks like them. >> well, i can do that.

>> in august, say led a mission to maui shortly after deadly wildfires torched the things that we complain about. >> it's it's miniscule. you know, these people lost their homes, lost their livelihood, their living out their cars. it was eye-opening. the team assisting local fire crews to stamp out a grass fire near a relief center distributing relief supplies to families in need in times of disaster. when people see that there's a bigger response that. if the firefighters coming over really helps people understand that there's love and support for them beyond there, their local community, the department plans to make another trip back this year. you know, it takes hard to be a firefighter. you give of yourself to your colleagues to your community. what are you proudest of when it comes to being firefighter in san francisco? what we're doing? we're accomplishing, you know, i see a bunch of chiefs now that that are asian and it's something that my son can see to for me being here. it gives my son. >> someone to look up to i love this out. it's very

satisfying. when you know, you helped save a life. it's absolutely rewarding. and that's what keeps us going in san francisco. >> stephanie, late. kron, 4 news. >> tune into kron 4 every thursday this month for stories highlighting the bay area's api community all leading up to our special airing on thursday. may 23rd at 06:30pm. >> and next in sports, the giants looking to take 2 out of 3 from the reds on mother's day. sports director jason dumas says the highlights and reaction coming up.

>> and now kron 4 sports. >> frustrations have been growing down on 3rd and king. th s is a giants team that believe they be much improved this season. but the results speak otherwise. and today they took on the reds, hoping to take 2 of 3 from one of the worst teams in baseball. and we've got a nice sunday afternoon today in the city. it was a little chilly but still clear skies for mother's day. top of the first no score bases loaded for or canned oreo this is bad news for the giants. john's already having a tough season and jean hooley, one of their prized offseason pickups. runs right into the wall. he would have a separated shoulder. he'll have an mri tomorrow, he probably

going to be out for a while. all right. bottom of the 5th giants down an offer lamonte wade junior and lamont is having himself a season. that just clears defense and the giants tied at 3 apiece later in the inning, same score. elliott ramos. he turns on this one. shallows shallow field in the giants. take the lead on the go ahead, run. but top a giant up a run. mike ford. he gets a hold of that one. it's a solo shot. it ties the game. and just like that, we go into extra innings. but this might be one of the highlights of the young season for the giants. casey schmitt. he was caught up a couple games ago o for 11 on his first 11 at plates. but in his 12th at bat, he walk-off home run on mother's day in front of his parents. giants. well

cut off 65 after the game. kyle harrison talked about the team's fight. >> so john's baseball just trying to him the >> the a's in seattle hoping to take 2 out of 3 from the mariners. pick things up in the bottom of the second, 3, julio rodriguez field. it's traveling this one and the center field. >> no chance for jj bleday to 2 run bomb had the lead to 5 on part of a four-run second inning. bottom of the 5th mariners up for one offer. mitch garver i don't want that coming back. another 2 run homerun is a 6 run game. the blow asked for the only bright spot for the a's came in the top of age. don't have that threat. rooker. when they hit

this monster shot to left bombs away for brent rooker. but like i said, this was a blowout at home. are really get the matter? they lose 8 to 4 alex wood. he's confident the team can bounce back when they head on the road for the next years. >> as it was was that's for the person work in of many of these guys all year don't quit, you know, for every game. i think, you clearly based ball win the series against u.s. and we've got 2 more stop some road key points in basement. >> all right. let's head out to minnesota timberwolves. >> taking on the nuggets game 4 of the western conference semifinals. closing moments of the half. this while i watched happen all right. to get a turnover to temple of that is michael porter junior. get

this done. there's like one and a half seconds left. they get a steal and throw at the buzzer and they scored 8 points. unlike something like 12 seconds. 15 point game at rate. late in the anthony edwards makes it a seven-point game. have 44 points under 30 seconds ago, denver, a on the inbounds nikola jokic just 3 time mvp with the dagger. 35.7 rebounds. 7 assists for the jokers. they tie up the series. we're going back to denver to to to all right. the knicks. >> we're looking to take a 3, one lead over the pacers, particular it was a blowout from the start. 2nd quarter pacers up by 25 tj block and down man down. we all 3 of those 15 10 where t j. final

seconds of the half, indiana up 7 at point. tyrese, haliburton. another 3.26. in 5 threes. that makes it a 30 point game. more from the pacers. mcconnell. he goes up top obi toppin. you get the point. need to read any more highlights. they win one. 21 to 89. if we're drive, usually i'm used to the warriors still playing at this point in the season. but they just yeah, everyone at home. i hope they're still listening to that warriors now they're focused on the draft. >> they had the nba draft lottery today. the warriors got the 14th pick, but they can't even keep it goes to portland so they won't have a first-round pick this year. there have a second one. but that was kind of expected and rough what it was or actually the half-court shot. when you're watching live owes not. like i said, you know.

minnesota turns the ball over right there and the guy just throws up a heave. nobody think something like that's going to go in. and he did it. was a good game if actually, thanks, jason. rd. a local family is giving back in creating a legacy in the health care field after having their lives change through a free program for mothers by the san francisco health department kron four's lezla gooden spoke with the family and has the story. >> judy lopez is a san francisco native and has been a practicing nurse for over a decade. the mother to says it was a calling to get back and to help others. >> as a young child, i saw nurses in their uniforms and scrubs as heroes. and i still feel the same way today. >> while pregnant with her second son, julian, she ended up having him prematurely little does she know this was going to change her personal and professional life for ever. >> i found myself in the most wonderful time of my life. and the social worker and everyone was supporting me at the hospital, then realized i

could benefit from having a service called field home visiting program where the nurse comes directly to your home. it's a free voluntary program. and with that guidance, i was able to feel. >> support the support she received came from a free program from others through the san francisco department of public health. she says the experience helped her navigate having a preemie and gave her the skills she would later use. >> we're learning different modalities like how can i keep him healthy and then still make sure that i was to keep myself healthy. and i was also and agree being stay. i had lost my mom that year. so it was a lot on my plate. but i did know that with a nurse coming to the home in my sacred space, my humble home that i felt supported. >> jenny, so inspired by the experience later became a public health nurse herself and didn't forget the program that poured into her. >> actually, the first job that i was hired for was with

maternal child adolescent health, the same home visiting program that serves me in my most vulnerable time. so for me, it was such a gift and that little boy who was once a preemie in her lap. >> while she studied to become a nurse is now. 22 and just finished his first semester in nursing school. so i think definitely being in her footsteps is something that i a. >> it's something and take pride in for sure. and i know that she, you know, loves and is something that we just kind of cherish. it's a special bond for us for sure. >> in san francisco, let's look at in kron 4 news. for many kids. summer is all about fun in the sun with friends and going to summer camp is a huge part of that yet for so many others that opportunity is out of reach. but camp made for me is looking to change that the non-profit wants to give the most underfunded communities. the experience of camp to meet this goal. they're looking for volunteers, counselors and

donors to support their efforts. we heard from the co-directors on what they're hoping to give kids this summer. we want them to have memories >> how exciting the camp was and that they can also one-day probably be in the same spot that me and scotty is be able to provide it push, move it forward other kids. yeah. just paid agent of change and their communities and beyond in bringing that magic of camp back to >> their homes and their communities and their lives. >> the 2024 camp is being hosted at camp lamar in the heart of pescadero valley. it is fully paid for in free for all campers. >> we are still going to be warm inland. but we do have a cooling trend coming up at the end of this week. i'll have your 7 day forecast after the your 7 day forecast after the break. ( ♪♪ )

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>> take a look at this stunning time lapse video. the northern lights over the bay area on friday and saturday. the bay-area was treated to spectacular views. solar flares caused a geometric storm. it was the strongest storm since 2003 because the northern lights to appear farther south than normal. and tonight we have a chance to see the northern lights again. you have a better chance, though, of seeing it further away from the city lights. let's get a final check of our 4 zone forecast take a live look outside at the golden gate bridge kron four's gayle on joins us with more. hey, gayle. >> hello, rob. yes. if you want a scout for those lights tonight, well, we do have some

cloud cover around the coast and parts of the bay. this is the view from the east bay hills here. so you want to travel as far as inland. a few want to try verde our night 3 other. so hopefully you see something. well, here are the overnight lows and you notice the cloud cover here, especially by the coast. but the temperatures are quite mild. upper 40's, low 50's. we don't see 30's on the map. so they'll be really nice morning and will be warming up to more cooler temperatures. you'll notice especially after that heat spike, we saw late last week friday we 90's, the first 90's of the season and san francisco was 80 degrees. and we haven't seen that since october. so here now, 56 degrees as the forecast high for tomorrow. 58 in half moon bay and a 66 in mill valley. low 70's for you in santa rosa. 82 in livermore and conquered will be to the mid 70's as well. 81 in morgan hill and 75 for you in san jose. so you much cooler than the last couple of days and we

will be cooling down gradually. so here is that 7 day outlook. so we will be holding on to the 80's for inland communities. as you could see, 70's by the bay upper 50's and 60's by the coast. now after wednesday. so about late week here, you notice that transition will be cooling down to the 70's and 60's around that region. so, you know, very comfortable temperatures if you don't like the heat, if you're sensitive to the heat, this will be very nice. and it looks like we'll be holding on to more comfortable temperatures in the long range forecast. perfect. a look at that. sun 80's coming out of that. exactly. all right. kron 4 news at 10. that's it for us. we will take a short break and be right back kron. 4 news at 11 11. stay with us.

>> news station, this is home. 11. >> now at 11, a family mourning the loss of a 5 year-old boy after he drowned in the east bay. the latest on the police investigation. good evening. thank you for joining us tonight. i'm rob nesbitt in for dan thorn. we continue to follow a tragic story out of the east bay where a 5 year-old boy drowned in the back of a home on bethel island just outside of oakley, the contra costa county