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historic case. now in the hands of a dozen new york jurors, jury deliberations underway right now in donald trump's hush money trial. >> from the bay station, you're watching kron. noon. >> thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 news at noon. i'm justine waldman, convicted murderer scott peterson appearing before a judge this afternoon in an attempt to revive his case. kron four's tiffany justice live now at the san mateo county hall of justice in redwood city with more on what has happened today in court so far. thanks for joining us. >> right. convicted murderer scott peterson appearing in a mateo county courtroom today via zoom in a blue t-shirt. he only spoke very briefly, just let the court know that he could not initially here the court proceedings, but we do know a judge is expected to make a critical ruling today over dna evidence. peterson wants access to dna that he believes could prove he did

not murder his pregnant wife, laci and their unborn son. 22 years ago, he says she was still alive when he left their modesto home to go fishing in the san francisco bay. his attorney is from the los angeles innocence project's claiming that prosecutors failed to collect importance at important evidence, including witness testimony and dna. blood evidence from the burned out found near peterson's home around the time of his wife, laci is disappearance. his attorneys are requesting to retest blood samples from the match found in a burned van. the status loss county da opposing this motion saying there is no legal obligation to have the dna evidence over for testing. today, the district attorney saying in court that their quest for new talks have been made before and denied and he believes peterson is dragging out the case. the da goes on to say he is waiting are wanting to protect lacey's family from being put through more we do know that judge is expected make her ruling on dna evidence testing after the

conclusion of today's hearing will have much more on air. >> a lot for dot com reporting live in redwood. tiffany justice kron. 4 news. >> tiffany, thank you so much. happening right now, david de pap back in court today for the state trial for the attack on paul pelosi. one day after getting sentenced to 30 years in federal prison for that same attack, opening statements are set to start pap facing charges, including attempted murder, assault with a deadly weapon. elder abuse and residential burglary. prosecutors say the pap admitted that he broke into the san francisco home with the intent of holding former house speaker nancy pelosi hostage. that state trial is expected to last about 3 weeks. and east bay fathers now suing the city of pittsburgh, accusing the police department of using excessive force on him. well, he was suffering from a mental health crisis.

>> he >> was the federal lawsuit is tied to this incident captured on video in february of 2022. police body camera video shows officers using a battering ram and tear gas at a hampton inn hotel. this lawsuit states, ashton porter refused to leave his room because he picks experiencing a psychotic episode at the time. the lawsuit claims police aggressively forced him out of the room using tear gas, pepper spray and shooting him twice with rubber bullets. porter suffered significant injuries and in addition to the city of pittsburgh is also suing the individual police officers. he's this officer. here is ernesto rosco. he's the same officer who choked. humberto martinez and to death in 2016. that case led to pittsburgh settling a lawsuit for 7.3 million dollars. we have new details now after a

woman was found dead at a home in san jose. police say the woman and her suspected killer who is now in custody did know each other. police responded to reports of gunfire at a home on north 20th street near san jose high school around 6 monday night when they arrived. police say a man barricaded himself inside an after hours of negotiations. he did surrender. officers say they found a woman with a serious physical trauma and she did not survive. but her cause of death is under investigation. >> we're still trying go through the entire investigation, determined you know what occurred in what order? that's again, part of the puzzle that we're trying to put together. we just know that was one last life that we didn't a kids again are doing outstanding job trying to figure out what happened. what went down. do have the suspect in custody and we're just working together to make sure bring justice for the victim and her family. >> officers say the suspect also shot a man before police

arrived. that victim was treated at the hospital for minor injuries. the identities of the victims and the suspect have not yet been released. there are concerns over drug overdose deaths in san francisco. health officials believe they could get worse before they get better as they start to see fentanyl mix with a new animal tranquilizer. it's causing a surge in overdoses. kron four's dan kerman reports. >> san francisco's overdose in fentanyl crisis could get worse. a handful of cities across the country, including chicago and philadelphia are now starting to see fentanyl laced with melatonin. veterinary sedative that is causing a surge in overdoses. >> tony is striving overdose spikes. not all of those spikes are fatal, but their spirits and wine and 600 people over a few days in philadelphia are sent to the hospital because they you know, encountered a drug which tone presence we've got to

take it seriously. san francisco supervisor matt dorsey sent this letter. >> asking the city's medical examiner department of public health and police department to answer the following questions. is san francisco's illicit drug supply being monitored from toma dean. and if the monitoring is insufficient, how can the board of supervisors better fund and support that effort? could have predicted that the drug supplier he believes and what's alarming is that it's changing seemingly every few months or something. new. drive is and more addictive and more data. if this all sounds familiar, it should in february of last year, the san francisco department of public health sent out an alert that xylazine or tranq another animal tranquilizer was being mixed with fentanyl causing respiratory issues home. eating, which is also better better. an area. >> trent was or actually more to the site seen from january

to april of this year. san francisco seen more than 250 >> fatal drug overdoses. dan kerman kron. 4 news. a big step forward for solano county city of the future. officials have shared a timeline for this billionaire back california forever development. >> california forever submitted a petition with tens of thousands of signatures in an effort to allow that development to move forward. election officials have until june 12 to verify the number of signatures make sure it meets that minimum threshold to qualify for the november ballot. solano county supervisors will ultimately decide whether or not to place the california forever initiative on the ballot by late july. happening this afternoon, governor gavin newsom will be joining bay area colleges to speak at a generative ai summit. the summit brings tech government and academic leaders to discuss how artificial intelligence can best serve. california residents, representatives from stanford university and uc berkeley will also be there. and the summit starts at 2 o'clock today. let's talk about our

forecast right now with a live look outside showing us what's happened in in walnut creek right there. it's really nice day outside. meteorologist kyla grogan in the weather center with what's there. it's a beautiful day in the neighborhood. and you know, we've got sunshine out of half moon bay. we've got sunshine all across the bay area, marine layer giving us a break today. everybody. >> as expected to compress and give us a little bit of a more of a boost of high pressure today. so temperatures already reflecting that warmth. as you can see. we are at 65 in downtown san francisco. 71 in san mateo and hayward. but check out antioch already at 79 degrees. and we're just past the noontime hour. 79 also in santa rosa, san jose. a little bit cooler there at 74, a little breezy, certainly out point raise about 20 miles per hour 14. if we look at san francisco and half moon bay where we're just looking live, a little breezy out there, 17 miles per hour. so obviously that's going to still be with us today. but high pressure is starting to be more in control as that low has started to

track just a little bit of a way and that allows that high pressure to build more was yesterday was kind of getting pushed out a little bit by that low. so what does that mean? we get this folks, we get the blue skies all across the bay area. so today temperatures will be impressive and well above average. and if you are inland spots like santa rosa, antioch, even livermore concord, for upper 80's today, 70's around the bay and not just low 70's with some upper 70's. and as you can see, some really nice temperatures even out at the coast getting into the 60's today. so if you're thinking, well, how warm is this today in san francisco? well, it's not record setting because check this out. back in 1975, the record for downtown san francisco was 90 3 degrees. how about back to you. thank you so much. happening right now, jurors in new york have just begun deliberating and former president donald trump's hush money trial. >> our washington correspondent basil john has the latest.

>> the case is now reaching a pivotal point. we jury deliberations and a possible verdict making this the most important week of the trial. >> it's a very sad. this is a dark in america. the clock is ticking for former president donald trump as the arguments are wrapped up in the country, waits for the jury's verdict. we have a trump was accompanied by his kids, eric and don junior and laura who all question the validity of the case involving hush money payments to adult film star stormy daniels by trump's former lawyer michael cohen. if there's a goat >> of liars is michael cohen. this is a case about politics, pure and simple. the entire country knows this is nonsense. the defense needs to convince at least one juror that the former president is not guilty. we new yorkers years to tolerate him when he was just another grubby real estate hustler masquerading as a big shot. but biden harris campaign surrogates, including robert de niro.

>> 2 time outside the courthouse to talk about trump and the damage she does to the country is fighting for one person. that's donald trump's want to make sure the american people understand it is now up to the jury to evaluate the 34 counts of falsifying business records. and these charges are punishable by up to 4 years in prison. >> reporting in new york city, basil, john. >> coming off a strawberry truck in the south bay overturning this morning causing a major traffic jam. plus, a grand opening delayed because of a break in with the owner is now planning for his restaurant. and governor gavin newsom facing some backlash over budget cuts. the group claiming they cannot afford to claiming they cannot afford to lose any financial help. new mr. clean ultra foamy magic eraser?

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>> an update now to that big rig carrying about 40,000 pounds of strawberries that overturned causing a big jam on the ramp connecting highway 1, 0, 1, 80 in san jose. it has now been lifted up right? the big rig flipped around 3 o'clock this morning. crews worked to clear the area of all those strawberries and then they flipped the big rig over. no one was hurt. we are waiting now to hear when that connector ramp between northbound one-on-one and northbound 8.80, as well as northbound 8.80, in northbound 101, will be reopened. we do understand that is expected to happen at any time now will post those updates on our website kron 4 dot com. that's hard to see all those strawberries just. get smashed up. all right. a san francisco restaurant is having to delay its grand opening this week because of a break in the thieves took off with thousands of dollars worth of items in just one night. kron four's less. the good reports.

>> this is chef george howell. we need. he spent the last 6 months getting hit new restaurant zieback sf ready for its grand opening on wednesday had about. >> 8 for staff can come in today and you know, about 6 back in house and and i and we felt great. >> on cloud 9. but that will change. once he saw this video, surveillance of people breaking into the restaurant and stealing over $15,000 worth of cooking tools. >> and liquor. somebody has the guts to do it so so easily. so they pry they they they use the window. these got a crowbar. nathan lifted broke the lock. >> and then there were just walking around. george says this all took place between 03:00am and 05:00am on tuesday. >> sharing the individuals used garbage cans and double backs to take the items and now or later they came back 4 to 5 people. >> looked like 2 females got on the bar, start bringing

down all the bottles george explains that the thieves did not cause any physical damage to the restaurant. instead, he says they took liquor from the front and back of it. eventually they made their way to the kitchen where they were seeing looking through his recipe book. they even opened up the freezers. i don't know what they were searching for. they open up every door this pep table says police were here earlier investigating and dusting for fingerprints telling him they haven't seen anything quite like it. >> you know, having having this when the light is right, there's where we're at the finish line. and this kind of just. you know, breaks you are a little bit. but again, have to move forward. >> let's look good kron. 4 news. all right. we'll talk about forecast now outside here at san francisco. no fog at all. the even of the golden gate bridge will check in now with meteorologist kyla going to see what's happening outside today. yes, all right. yeah. all that blue skies, no

worry layer hanging out at the golden gate today, everybody. just some really nice blue skies out there and temperatures reflecting that. we're getting that sunshine going. so. >> as we take a look here, you can see we've got 60's and san francisco and oakland, but the 70's are well in place here, especially. take a look at santa rosa north bay right now. 79 degrees, obviously a little cooler to half moon bay, but we're going to get into the 60's were already at 59. so what's the difference between now in 24 hours ago? if you're in santa rosa at 10 degrees and we're close to it. many spots like knapp and fairfield. but even across the entire bay area, you can see we're up a few degrees from yesterday and it's all to do with high pressure, right? so we see the blue skies. we did have a little bit cloud cover down in southern california. still hanging on those clouds, but they started to clear out and we're just looking really good. so today my friends is the day to take the dog on the long walk. this is san mateo, your forecast looking at are some nice upper 70's as you roll through afternoon. that's a really perfect day in my opinion to go for a nice walk, a dog appreciate this kind of weather. so high pressure

obviously right here. and it is starting to be more large and in charge. so we're going continue to warm up as we get into thursday and hang on to it for friday. we will start to break this down as we get towards the weekend and we'll see a little bit of cooling, but nothing extreme. and it looks like on the other side of that, we've got some more warm temperatures next week. so take livermore's an example. here are the average high should be about 78 degrees today. we're looking out for some of those 80's to get up there tomorrow. a little bit warmer. you can see a high 89. so i mentioned we cool down a little on the weekend and there's the cool down, but still taking us in a seasonal temperatures. and by the time we get to next tuesday, could see those temps rocketing up yet again. so let's put it all together and take a look at this awfully sunny, nice forecast that we've got going on now. if you are inland, i do know that when we get into these next couple of days, if you're a person that, you know, doesn't have ac or you're sensitive to heat, you want to make sure taking care of yourself. we will see that cooling trend. as i mentioned into the weekend. still a pretty nice weekend out there, though. and then as we get into next week,

again, we will start to warm it on back to you. thank you. governor newsom now facing some criticism over proposed budget cuts that some say will hurt thousands of undocumented californians. >> who rely on in-home support services. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace has the story. >> well, the governor says he does not want to make these cuts but feels he has no other choice to help balance the budget. but advocates say they hope he reconsiders this program is a lifeline. my they panetta is talking about what's known as the state funded in-home supportive services program, also known as i h s s as the sounds the program helps pay for in-home assistance and care for eligible seniors. and california is living with disabilities, including my days legally blind mother developed. thanks to ihs s still receives funding allowing her daughter to take care of her day in and day out at their home in madera. >> i am her supporters. you know who cooks cleans and provides daily assistance. anything that you may need but

funding she receives from the state to help care for her mother could soon be no more. >> that's because governor gavin newsom is proposing to cut about 94 million dollars from this specific part of the ihs as program that funds in-home supportive services for about 2,500 undocumented californians, including a stella. if this program is taken away for undocumented recipients, it would be devastating news from many families because there isn't any other program like a justice. >> many undocumented recipients would be left without any other alternatives being too potential health crisis. others in the in-home supportive care industry voicing outrage over the proposed cuts. it is indefensible for governor newsom to eliminate services for population for no other reason. but for their immigration status. >> undocumented or not, we are all human beings who deserve health care. >> we have access regardless gration status for his part. governor newsom and his office have long said his proposed budget maintains the

vast majority of funding for california's public health care medical program. >> and its services. his office referred us to this statement the governor made during his budget presentation earlier this month indicating he would prefer not to make such cuts. but as the state faces a projected multi-billion dollar deficit, he feels he may have no other choice. these are programs that i long advanced. many of them. none of this is. working. enjoy but you've got to do we have to be responsible. we have to be accountable >> and members of the legislature now have about 2 and a half weeks to review the governor's proposals and send him a fully balanced budget reporting at the state capitol. a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >> still ahead, as we get closer to 80th anniversary of d-day, we're learning more about a foundation's mission to connect and care for our veterans. plus making adjustments to help people with food. allergies will tell you what you need to know for you what you need to know for your next order. stay with us.

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feeding babies peanut products could prevent them from having allergies later on in life, the study finds children under the age of 5 who eat peanut products are 71% less likely to be allergic to peanuts as teenagers. the study backs of guidance from the american academy of pediatrics that says delaying allergic foods for young children does not prevent disease. the national institutes of health reports about 2% of children in the u.s. have a peanut allergy health. experts say the study shows building a tolerance is more effective than avoidance at an early age as bird flu spreads among cattle herds. the cdc says it is preparing for a possible increased risk to human health from the virus, though doctors caution, there's still no evidence of person-to-person transmission in the u.s.. the cdc says bird flu has affected herds of in nearly a dozen of states here on friday, the usda announced the virus had been detected in a beef a sick dairy cow but

says the meat did not enter the nation's food supply. so farley, 2 people have tested positive for bird flu this year. >> specific guidance for those who work farms in terms personal protective equipment and how to how did the state, how to monitor for symptoms what to do if they develop symptoms? >> last week, public health officials said they're feeling about 4.8 million doses of a bird flu vaccine into vials through a national stockpile. and just in case they are needed. next at noon. new technology using artificial intelligence being developed in hawaii to prevent. >> wild fire tragedies. plus a san jose state professor placed on administrative leave after joining campus protesters. we have that story protesters. we have that story next. did you know some dish soaps don't remove all the grease, even with scrubbing? whaaat? i just cleaned those! try dawn platinum. it removes 99% of grease and food residue. that's why dawn is trusted to save wildlife affected by oil.

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making a major move to combat theft. several safeway stores in the east bay have not removed their self checkout stations. >> kron 4 sarah stinson has the story. >> self-checkout is no longer an option for safeway shoppers at certain locations in the bay area, including this toward oakland, off of pleasant valley avenue. the change throwing off regular customers. i was surprised but not really because read that. >> stores are not it's not working for them use it often. i did. but it's it is it is annoying. enjoy using self-checkout. they've had a lot of theft i don't know what solution is that.

>> this is not a good gary schulberg says this causes longer checkout lines. it's a >> pain to have to wait in line with full carton from the 5 minutes away. the safeway on grand avenue still has self-checkout kiosks. >> while the safeway in emeryville did not, instead more registers were added with cashiers recently. self checkout was also removed from the target in emeryville safe. we did not confirm how many stores in the bay area it will remove self-checkout from. but a statement was released to kron 4 saying in part operational changes have been made at select stores throughout the bay area. given the increasing amount of theft. those updates include adjustments to the front end of the store to deter shoplifting. we see retail theft on the rise states. senator lola smallwood queen us has proposed a bill that aims to prevent retail theft. if passed, the legislation would prohibit stores from

having self-checkout unless it follows a list of requirements regulating that you can only have 15 items or less, you know, coming through self-checkout and we think you need at least one worker for every to checkout lanes and my target. there 12 checkout and one worker. and so this this worker is trying to help. you know, folks who are less tech savvy, figure it out. while someone may be trying to bombard them with a cart pushing through to steal items in that situation, no one is safe. >> that was sara stinson reporting for us. also this afternoon, california lawmakers are banning reusable plastic bags from grocery stores all across the state. >> both the state senate and the assembly said the move was needed after the elimination of single-use bags failed to reduce plastic pollution stores will be allowed to sell other types of reusable bags made of cloth or woven textile that can carry 22 pounds for least 300 uses. if governor

newsom signs this measure, this ban would go into effect in january of 2026. a group of concerned citizens calling now on the alameda county board of supervisors to create an oversight committee for the sheriff's office. this group wants them to look into in custody, deaths at the jail and shootings involving officers. santa rita has come under attack for years several years ago to deputies pleaded guilty to abusing inmates. residents that we talked to want more transparency and want to see this committee be independent from the sheriff's office. >> a civilian body that has designated duties. for example, to look at trends to look at best practices to look at complaints as well as authority to get information. >> alameda county supervisors will talk about this stuff. there. meeting next week. a san jose state university professor now on

administrative leave for her role in the ongoing pro-palestine demonstrations taking place on campus. that professor is that adviser to student activists on campus. and she says the school is trying to censor her kron four's. jeff moment reports. >> well, spring semester may be over. graduations happened and many students have already left campus, including many who were part of this encampment protesting the war in gaza. meantime, though, the events are not slowing down. a professor was suspended by the university over her role in the encampment. she tells me she's denying all of the allegation felt like gaslighting. >> to it felt disingenuous. doctors saying kills a professor at san jose state and the adviser to many activists, students on campus. she says the university put her on administrative leave. >> after she made a speech to students protesting the war in gaza for some reason, they think i'm directing the students, which i'm absolutely not. i'm i'm supporting the students kill shared with kron 4. the e-mails that san jose

state sen they say she encourage students to march to the campus and set up an encampment back when students will only hosting rallies. she is denying all of it saying her speech is only in support of what the students wanted to do. >> i really don't see. any evidence or any any any fact that they're showing me to say that i violated any policy whatsoever. according to the letter sent the doctor killed, she is suspended with pay for a maximum of 60 days. >> we reached out to san jose state and they told us they don't comment on personnel matters. i believe that their fat threatened by my exercise of my free speechrthink he'll says she's worried the school will try to extend her suspension so she can't talk to students next semester and mentally preparing for that possibility. as last time we were here on campus with several weeks ago, with many students here still protesting back then san jose state said it was working to decide what kind of punishment if any

could be put on the students. but they say broke the time place and manner policy. we followed up again with the university to ask if they came to a conclusion. >> we did not hear back reporting on san jose state's campus jacmel but kron 4 news. >> in the north bay, the sandra fell police department is warning people about thieves who are impersonating federal agents and targeting pedestrians. they say in a series of incidents the thieves are coming up to people walking on the street or in their cars and then they identified themselves as a federal agent and demand their wallets or cash. the police department says no legitimate federal agents are involved in these incidents and that law enforcement agents would never demand your entire wallet. purse or cash. all right. let's see what's happening outside right now. as the phone looks really nice and calm. blue skies from this shot as well. we're going to check in now with kyla grogan in the weather center with >> happening out there. it's nice. yeah, it is beautiful where we are going to do a

quick check because we've been talking about all of the. >> a severe storms then going their parts, the country today. we're doing a little bit better. dallas has flood warning there for rain that's already fallen. and you can see some of these storms making their way across louisiana heading into parts of mississippi. but today, not quite as bad as what i'm expecting tomorrow. now we do still have this heat to contend with. you can see where, you know, 90 degrees in new orleans or even pretty warm up in new york city where it's at 76 degrees. pretty nice day there, too. and the pacific northwest is cool, but we've got the southwest heating up phoenix right now at 96 degrees. but let's take a look at these storms over the next few hours. you can see some of be starting to fire up here right through parts of texas and louisiana. but this is what i got my eye on for tomorrow. look at the panhandle, texas and watch how these fire up an end up in dallas in the very early morning hours of tomorrow morning. and that's just the beginning of the storms that will continue to roll through as we go throughout the afternoon. so unfortunately, still more to be concerned about there in that part of the country. meanwhile, back in the bay area, it is simply

gorgeous out today. we are warming up or 81 in antioch. 79 in santa rosa. 74 in san jose and some lovely glow 70's around the bay lake and hayward and san mateo looking pretty good as we head across the next couple of days, we're going to keep that warmth theme going even warming up more on thursday, staying about right there on friday and then will cool it down as we get into the weekend. i'll be back in a little bit. we're going to talk more about your seven-day forecast. thank you so much. next week marks a monumental milestone. it will be the 80th anniversary of d-day. that's the battle that changed the course of history by helping to liberate europe from not seek control. >> as we approach june 6 were sharing the stories of those who served and taking you to normandy to share how so many heroes are being honored. there. so today we're going to introduce you to an organization that's on a mission to take care of our veterans. marielena balouris is at the national d-day memorial in virginia with the story. known as the greatest

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>> educating future generations about the heroism and sacrifices of these veterans and continuing their legacy for generations to come. i'm marielena balouris. >> a wildfire forecasting system is being developed at the university, hawaii. that would be the first of its kind and could save lives. this project was created in the wake of the deadly maui wildfires. this forecasting system would blend climate data and historical wildfire data and use ai technology to pinpoint. risk areas. it is expected to have real-time maps that are able to predict wildfire risks about one day ahead. >> probably be a key. why i i couldn't around 0.1. it means that there is a very low-risk up wi-fi that the so on that day. if like new york, the problem 0.9 or 0.9, 5 meetings, that is the highlight. he put our risk

wildfire. you know, i thought so on that particular day. >> the biggest challenge is hawaii as many diverse microclimates and very few data collection stations. state lawmakers allocated 1 million dollars towards this project with fema providing another million the planning to have this system working in about 2 years. >> from better audio to smarter self-driving cars. see the emerging technology. disney is fostering. i'm rich demuro. that's coming up rich on tech. >> and the giants and phillies battle it out at oracle park. we have highlights from that game yesterday.

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>> all right. let's talk baseball giants and phillies back out of oracle park, the orange and black looking for their second straight win. kron four's. erin wilson has the highlights. well, the giants, they were looking to make it 2 in a row over the phillies on tuesday night. the fans enjoying a perfect weather day out on tuesday at oracle. >> but not as much as this young giants fan who caught not only one. vols before the day was over and i'm sure he was going to be happy no matter what the giants but the giants, they did him one better. the former giant zack wheeler always, you know, he pitches will against his former team. he gave up 2 hits in 6 scoreless innings, but he received no offense of support. meanwhile, giants, they threw a bullpen game at the phillies with spencer

howard making his giants debut and throwing 3, 2, thirds of shutout ball. he gets the strikeout in the throw out here on the double play with patrick bailey. it's a scoreless into the night. now with tyler fitzgerald, who hit 2 on with 2 out. but he struck out watching here is he gets ready. the pitch is coming. he's trying to make base is stolen, but they you go. it's a strike there and we're headed into extras now. the phillies they actually failed to score in their half of the tent. but the giants they put 2 on with one out and louise motto at the plate. he got a high fly to left brandon marsh. he makes the catch on this one. a strong throw to the plate there. but fitzgerald says be some just by a hair as he throws out or tried to throw him out. but you see there, fitzgerald said he had other plans, make it the walk-off win. that 1, 1, to nothing with the final on tuesday. i'll toss to you guys at the and that's a big

milestone for the oakland ballers. the team's first home game sold out for next week. the for the opener will be held at raimondi park against the yolo high wheelers. >> tickets are still available for other games. all right. let's talk about the forecast. a beautiful baseball weather live look outside here. looking out towards the bay bridge and the embarcadero cows here. what's happening up there today? a little warmer than yesterday. yeah, a little bit inland for sure. and what's really nice is the visibility is fantastic. today are taking a live look from the east bay. and today i can make out that golden gate bridge out there in the distance. >> that means the marine layer has given us a break. and so we're getting this gorgeous afternoon. lots of sunshine out there across the bay area from the coast all the way inland. we're going to be warming up into the upper 80's both today and tomorrow and some of our inland spots. and then cool down a little bit for the weekend, but not for long next week we warm back up again. so this is the difference in temperatures from 24 hours ago to now.

>> so some spots, obviously, north bay. as far as fairfield well as 10 degrees warmer than we were this time yesterday. here are the temperatures. 74 in san jose, but we're at 69 in alameda. 79 in dublin, 65 in downtown san francisco. some nice 70's up in the north bay and avato just popped up to 81 degrees. so the warm-up is odd. wind is out there, too. so a little bit breezy and this will once again pick up this afternoon. you can see, we're about 14 miles per hour in san francisco in half moon bay. but get ready for that. as you walk outside another kind of blustery afternoon. but lots of sunshine in stormtracker 4 here showing literally not a cloud in the sky. got to him out pretty far to start to see some of it. high pressure sitting off the coast. that is what's going to help keep us warm not just today, but right through friday, its influence does bill that ridge and that's allowing that heat to happen. so if we are looking towards the north bay to take a look at temperature ends over the next few days will take petaluma as an example. one of the spots is set to get into the low 80's today and

tomorrow pulling back to some upper 70's on friday. and you can see over the weekend we're going to dip down into some nice to get a really temperatures in the mid 70's. that should be a pretty nice weekend. there. and as we look at the bigger picture here that warm up, as i mentioned today, tomorrow, friday, cooling it down saturday and sunday. we'll get a few more clouds in and i think some marine layer presence back sunday into monday as well. but it doesn't last rate by tuesday. we're rocketing right back up there into above average temperatures. thank you. from better audio to smarter self-driving cars which takes a look at disney's demo day in today's rich on tech. >> disney is always looking for new technology to invest in, especially when it comes to storytelling. recently, the company held a demo day where the startups they're fostering presented their projects. >> its demo day for disney accelerator, a program that

invests in emerging tech start ups and gives them access to the company's creative expertise this year, focusing on a lot of things that we can use post production for creating our contacts. after 15 weeks of guidance, it's time for these companies to show off what they've been working on. we like to kind of put together technology was storytelling to kind of create new experiences and better experience. his team to tell that story. audio shake developed technology that can separate audio into individual tracks to boost. i removed background noise and more, for example, in interview that and i are talking right if there's a lot of crowd noise in the background. >> it might actually make it hard for your viewers to hear it right. we can look out here make it so that you're just hearing my voice and your voice status pro makes a virtual reality game called nfl pro era. >> which lets you play as your favorite quarterback. so you can customize your habits are getting the game and see if you can replace your favorite quarterback. right? so it's a fully immersive experience. you get the sights, the sounds the excitement of what it's

like to be in euro is building smarter self-driving technology. they're already delivering products and pizza in san francisco and houston. >> but now they're adding a layer of ai that helps cars reason like a human driver stops models. >> we've cool. or was overall school account for pulled best on according finally pro meat ai is building a virtual assistant for artists that allows them to build 3 d world at the speed of their imagination, through the mountains into everything the put them together they shift. >> and you have team, you know, from a movie that you're building. >> you never know where this technology could end up. whether it's in the editing room, a theme park attraction or even our living room, you can learn more about the startups on my website. just go to rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro. that's rich on tech.

>> the ocean calling on a disney released the first trailer wanted to the first film was the most streamed movie in the u.s. last year. the movie hits theaters just in time for thanksgiving, november 27th. the rock the back looks like it. alright, next at noon, pandas making their way back to the states. stay tuned to learn where you'll be able to see them at a zoo by the end of this year.

as the bay area weight are giant pandas, dc is going to be getting its back. the national zoo just announced this morning. >> that it is getting 2 giant pandas from china by the end of the new year. visit in dc had pandas for about 5 decades before the had to send them back to china a year and a half ago. and now in the meantime, san francisco is trying to raise money to ready the sf zoo for pandas that china could send as early as this summer. 7 howler monkeys found dehydrated in mexico were released back into the wild 3 adult females, one adult male and 3 infants nursed back to health after they were found suffering from

dehydration. local conservationist said a devastating heat wave with temperatures up to 118 degrees fahrenheit has killed at least 100 and 60 of these monkeys in tabasco and chiapas. members of the public were encouraged to leave buckets in jars of clean water around their properties to help the animals stay hydrated during the heat wave. 8 year-old eater named captured by a zoo keeper there showing off its incredible 16 inch tongue as it starts there to slurp up in in at the point. defiance zoo in tacoma, washington, according to a recent article by the zoo. gonzo also likes to eat apple cider vinegar banana cues. now to san diego. and they're released footage of a newborn puting funding pedal as she is talking in there and under tree. the san diego zoo wildlife alliance now saying the pedal is very adept at

behavior that helps these animals did also known as the world's smallest deer hide from predators. the zoo writing here, she might be hard to spot, but she's worth searching for p two's are native to south american rainforests. thank you so much for joining us here during kron for news at noon, i'm justine waldman. appreciate your time. i see you again during kron for news at 2, 3, but for now live in the bay is next. >> hey, thanks, justine. we have a great show coming up today on live in the bay. a local pastry shop that you definitely are going to want to check out. they also have a new location coming soon. and another amazing kid is joining us here in studio and we get a live performance, all of that live performance, all of that and so much more when live i when you host, your bathroom

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