>> back to our top story this half-hour, multiple bay area neighborhood seeing planned power outages due to an increased wildfire risk that time season again, the areas here in purple represent. >> spots where these preemptive power shutoffs are in effect right now. you've got communities in alameda contra costa and santa clara counties pg e triggers these. when you have the high winds, the low humidities and it's that time of year, you know, you don't want tree limbs to fall on power lines and all the sudden you have a big fire. >> officials say they do expect to turn power back on by tomorrow afternoon. a lot crossing their fingers for that kron four's lindsey ford. >> reports we need to charge cards. we need to feed people, food we need to power of. and so. >> not having power is a big problem for us when it comes to running the business. >> in livermore, ellie when t the senior vp of marketing and

hospitality for when t family vineyards lost power on thursday, she says losing power in the sycamore grove nature. park area is not so they used their generators but we didn't have enough generators to completely power. everything we needed to do as a business, specifically charging all of our golf carts overnight. so we had to go get additional generators today. we had to bring these allowed to re feel everything. it's been an incremental cost to the business to keep these things going in livermore pg e has set up a community resource center for those affected by the power shut offs. >> charging stations even bags like this filled with water, snacks, blankets and even portable chargers all available to those affected by the psps pg e has temporarily shut off power in alameda county and contra costa county. all in all, it's under 1000 customers throughout the bay area. >> warm weather combined with windy conditions can cause downed trees to topple over

power lines. when that happens, that's when there is that possibility of a power outage or even something that could lead to a wildfire. >> and debris flying through the air can get caught up in electrical equipment with a psps. what we have to do is allow the weather event to pass before we can start inspecting our lines. more customers are expected to experience a second wave of the power shut offs this weekend when t says they're prepared for the worst and will have their generators ready if needed. >> we have a good team and we were able to do it and we just hope our guests come along for the journey with us. it's an adventure having no power. >> in livermore, lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >> some developing news now. firefighters have gained control of a grass fire burning in the south bay. flames sparked around 2.30 in the area of galveston avenue and summer side drive. this is right near coyote creek. it was a pretty small one. jose fire department says it was around 2 to 3 acres in size and again, crews have

contained those flames. no evacuation orders were issued. the department says nearby schools also were not threatened. still not clear, though, what started that blaze incredibly windy this week and it has not abated as we take a live look here. you can kind of feel and see the camera shaking on the top of mount tam. >> always an indicator gayle of those winds are. yes, deaf. that camera always verify forecast. >> and we do have some breezy conditions as we speak. and it was like this yesterday and this win. >> looks like it will stick around into early saturday. so let's take a look at the fire weather map. this is that red flag warning. as you can see, most of the state here now it's not directly in the bay area, but you can see the sierra has some fire weather and thus a greater sacramento area. and the fresno area. but this does include a fairfield and valais. whoa, this is for saturday morning into sunday morning just because it's so dry and windy out there. a

live look here in san francisco. you some breezy conditions. the winds have calmed down a bit. here are some of the wind speeds from about midnight today. 56 miles per hour over at the altamont pass. it's that close to where the psps is our as a fo 51 miles per hour. 41 miles per hour over at oakland airport, san jose gusting at 28 miles per hour today. and here are the current wind speeds and this is at the surface. we're pretty breezy. so at 32 miles per hour here in oakland. now, this is that on shore flow here. so you may notice a chill in the air with these breezy conditions. now, yesterday was really the big drop in the temperatures. today we are about 9 degrees down in places like santa rosa. a few degrees at different one to 3 degrees. a difference today and overnight, we don't see that marine layer rolling in so that, well, you know, play a part in why we have those fire warnings in our surrounding areas here, mostly sunny tomorrow. temperatures highs in this upper 70's but breezy conditions. now, the second

part of your weekend, we warm up just a bit and looks like those winds will back off for sunday and some warmer temperatures come monday. back to you. >> thanks, kill. firefighters tonight are still mopping up and keeping an eye on hot spots. 2 days after that fire in antioch torched 350 acres threatened several homes. kron four's philippe djegal has the latest. >> trucks and engines making passes through the black diamond mines. regional preserve friday, crews monitoring burned out hillsides and running hose lines along the preserve just in case planes rekindle. we will have a presence in this area for the citizens of this area. just rest assured we have lots of resources that are close by the contra costa county fire protection district worked with cal fire and the east bay regional park district to prevent the fire from reaching homes. but at one point shortly after it started wednesday night, evacuation warning was issued for the 150 homes threatened then quickly canceled. now on

the first official day of summer battalion chief bob atlas says this fire should serve as a wake-up call for the east bay, even though we were in 100 plus degree weather and the humidity's, we're not down in the single digits or in the teens that just shows you that situations like this could happen regardless of what the weather circumstances are. light display with the fire department. dozier. >> they tell you move the bacon back there. do it. >> it's going to save your house. don. gardener's house was not a blanket it with fire retardant like some of his neighbors. homes but he credits defensible spacing and clear instructions from first responders on the for saving his property far came so >> policeman knocked on my door. real loud. i come running out. the fire was already in the back of my house chief atlas as have a plan for the next big fire and escape route and meeting place for your family and listen to authorities when they say leave the immediate leave, the

area immediately. >> don't hesitate going out. and that goes for all of us in antioch, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news. >> and stay up to date with the latest on wildfires in the bay. from power outages to the weather. you can always head to our website kron 4 dot com and download the kron 4 mobile app. >> happening next week, the san mateo county board of supervisors will hold a special meeting to consider a recommendation from the county's chief probation officer all regarding the future of sheriff christina corpus. the recommendation comes following a meeting with the sheriff's during it. corpus had the opportunity to respond to allegations of abuse of power, retaliation against employees and having an inappropriate relationship with her chief of staff efforts to remove the sheriff from office are result of measure a which voters passed last november. it gave the board of supervisors the authority to remove a sitting sheriff for cause. >> man accused of driving tesla through a crowd of protesters in san francisco. he's now in jail tonight. the

drivers facing elder abuse charges after police say he hit a 69 year-old guy repeatedly with this car. prosecutors say it was last saturday during the no kings march on market street. they say we'll weigh lay and attempted to drive through the crowd near laguna street. he was blocked by a protester who put his hands on the tesla's hood, according to the da's office and did not stop instead accelerated into the victim, pushing him onto the hood of the tesla. the victim suffered a big in broken toes. the suspect has pleaded not guilty. he'll be in court on monday. some americans are changing their minds about health care coverage for undocumented immigrants. and now that federal covid-relief has ended and states actually spending is higher than projected. we're seeing governors rolling back coverage. >> including here in california newsnation's mills. hayes reports. some americans are rethinking whether or not

they want to provide health care coverage to undocumented immigrants. that is funded by the government. >> states they have dealt with and into federal covid relief funding as well as some states spending more money than they're bringing in that led to some states cutting back health care coverage for undocumented immigrants, including states like california, where governor gavin newsom says that he's always supported universal health care. >> i believe in universal health care. inconsistent going back to my days as mayor the news, a madman projected medical finding for undocumented californians would cost 6 billion dollars. new projections say it could cost 9.5 billion dollars. >> newsom now wants to freeze new enrollment in medi-cal for undocumented adults. existing patients can stay, but even they could see benefits cut. a new poll shows that 58% of californians oppose providing coverage to undocumented immigrants, which is a big change from years prior when a

majority of people supported the idea, republicans say there's just not enough money in the state budget. we simply cannot afford it. >> and it's certainly not just to put the health coverage poor californians, elderly, disabled, young children at risk because california politicians wants to give free handouts to people who are not even citizens here in illinois. governor jb pritzker is taking it even further ending the immigrant adult health program entirely on july. first, it launched in 2021 and currently covers over 30,000 people. minnesota is also pulling back kicking undocumented adults off minnesota care by the end of the pundits say it's not the governor's values that have changed, but cash flow. all 3 states are facing budget shortfalls and there's new pressure from washington, including a federal bill that would cut funding to states covering undocumented immigrants. the cutbacks have sparked outrage from immigrant rights groups. they say that

it's a step backward for public health. >> and for states that claim to be inclusive, more states could follow. because we know that enrollment rules are being reviewed and states such as colorado, washington and new york and chicago mills hayes. >> happening tonight, there's a traffic advisory in place in santa clara. metallica is taking over levi stadium playing tonight and sunday night. 6 o'clock technically the start time they'll go on later than that. city officials are advising drivers to plan ahead. heavy traffic is expected highways, 101 to 37, 8.80, including lawrence expressway. great america parkway and sentiments expressway will. i'll be extra busy that has been drive is closed from convention center circle to centennial and murray. debartolo way. no parking will be allowed on tasman drive, including marked sections of lake mille boulevard. and people going to the stadium are encouraged to take public transit as a

result of the traffic issues we just outlined. gates opened at 04:00pm. >> if you would like to donate blood through the red cross, you can join kron four's virtual blood drive right now. scan the qr code on your screen schedule. an appointment near you. stick with us. we're going to continue to cover our annual founder's day of caring later today. more informations also found on our website kron 4 dot com. still ahead here on companies at 5, a new report. >> says despite more homes being built in the bay area, they're not being sold. why experts say both buyers and homeowners are waiting it out. >> and the red sox are going to have to deal with their acts tonight. rafi devers have to wait long for boston to come to town. ben ross says alive free. a report from alive free. a report from oracle. coming up next.

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>> if you don't believe in baseball gods. we disagree that the giants are taking on the red sox tonight. and yes, that means the giants latest edition. rafi devers didn't have to wait long to face his former team. >> the game starts at 7.15, kron. 4 sports reporter ben ross out there on the field. he's got the latest on what we can expect at oracle park tonight. tied them. >> hey, grant noel. well, i'll tell you what we can expect. a whole lot of boston media. we heard from about field evers a couple of hours ago and there were about 8 or 9 cameras in the dugout. it was all boston media getting their first chance to talk to denver's after the shocking trade on

sunday. i mean, is a guy who's the face of the red sox franchise for the last 9 years. and now a member of the san francisco giants. all recap how that press conference want. it was about 75 question kind of the same question. 75 times from boston red sox reporters. you know, why didn't you want to play first base? upset about getting traded and the same answer over and over from rafy devers doesn't want to talk about the past. he's 100% committed to the giants right now. but yeah, that was a lot of the controversy. he was their 3rd baseman devers. they brought in alex bregman in the offseason and moved him to dh and then they asked him to move to first base. the red sox did. and i think there, you know, the relationship sort of deteriorated a little bit to the point where the red sox traded him and the giants couldn't be happier to have him. devore said he'll play any position that the giants want him to. what we heard from devers today is that, yeah, it's been a whirlwind week and very strange to be

going against his old team. this i >> if they can, even the companies do that by it's been a few hectic days. a long week feels like it. but i so my friends yesterday, so if you're having to be able to see them and i'm very happy, like i said, i just don't want to talk about the pass. my main concern right now is to concentrate help this team and just move forward. >> denver's will not be playing first base this weekend. he's still kind of working on that. he hasn't played first base ever in his career. he'll be in 3 spot tonight as the designated hitter facing his old teammate hunter dobbins on the hill for the red sox. it's hayden birdsong getting the start for the giants has no. i'll mention first pitch at 7.15. we'll have the full highlights and recaps at 10:30pm, tonight on sports night live. but for now, send it back to you live at oracle park. been ross kron. 4 sports looks like a nice night out there for a little baseball yet. probably

get a get cooler as the night goes on. but then good to be the team that has rafeal devers tonight. >> absolutely. yeah. the giants couldn't be happier get federal slide. forced the ball park. thanks, guys. >> we want to get your check of just how cool it is going to be later tonight. out there at the ballpark. this live look at downtown san francisco and meteorologist gayle ong is with us now to let us know they yellow. yes, at like a short sleeves at the beginning of the game and definitely need your jacket towards the end breezy conditions over by the city because we are breezy out there and >> that stick around tomorrow as well. that's the weather story as we get into the weekend. here's a live look over. my temper on people are dining al fresco. really nice of you who they're of the bay and all the votes. so low pressure has been cooling us down and bringing us those breezy conditions of this is our weather pattern. as we get into the start of the weekend, here's the wind forecast. so this is no surprise as we've been dealing with this for the

last couple of days. all these colors here overnight in the red and some purple out there that indicates anywhere from 30 to 40 plus miles per hour. wind gusts and that stick around tomorrow. this is around this time tomorrow. and then it looks like the winds back off a bit on sunday. so the 2nd half of your weekend you'll get a break from the winds overnight. we don't see a lot of cloud cover. so be mostly clear into the overnight hours and into the morning and mostly sunny in the afternoon. with that, we are keeping an eye on some elevated fire danger. now there is a red flag warning for the sacramento area and parts of the central valley end of the sierra. but for the bay area, it's really vallejo and fairfield. but this map here, this right now say around 6 o'clock and we see it some risk there. but overnight we get a break from that fire risks. but once the daytime heating kicks in tomorrow, we see a those the yellows pop-up. so that indicates we could see some brush fires. and we have seen that pop this week overnight lows that going to be waking up to the low

50's, maybe some upper 40's in the north bay and santa rosa and napa. here are the highs tomorrow for the first weekend of summer. we have some 70's in livermore, 80's and conquered and more low 70's along the east bay shoreline and some low 60's upper 50's over by the coastline. and speaking of the seasons change is we are leaving a spring now. the vernal equinox. so we are leaving this in about 2 hours or so of starting 07:42pm. we will be entering the summer solstice officially. so what this means it means today is actually the longest day of the year. so we could see about 14. point 5, 0, of sunlight. so long days here in the northern hemisphere. and that's going to be a really nice weather, though, over the next few days. so we're kind of like in the spring-like weather still. but come next. couple of days. we'll start to see some low 80's pop. up next week, more

seasonable temperatures. i like your summer dressed. i giving summer yet. leaving spring giving summer. thank sir. >> in the east bay, the chp searching for the driver of this car. officers tried to pull them over for illegal window tint, but the driver set up took off reaching speeds of 120. even driving the wrong way. at times you see the video here, dash cam. this is early yesterday morning, eastbound 5.80, near park boulevard in oakland. the chp called off the chase. they say for safety reasons. 120 is moving and they say they later found the car abandoned later that morning. hundreds of families of murder victims are coming together tomorrow in san leandro in a walk for healing. the founder, lauren taylor says her 22 year-old twin sons were shot and killed in oakland in 2000 after years of battling depression, she would turn her pain into purpose. spy founding 1000 mothers to prevent violence.

>> your health chatgpt can harm your critical thinking over time. that's according to a new study at mit. researchers asked people to write several sat essays. they were told to use chatgpt google search engine or nothing which they called the brain. only group. they discovered those who used chatgpt over a few months have the lowest brain engagement and consistently underperformed at neuro linguistic and behavioral levels. wow, the findings come as educators continue to navigate teaching when artificial intelligence is increasingly accessible and used oftentimes for cheating. well, aaa is projecting more than 72 million americans will be traveling domestically over the upcoming 4th of july holiday. this year's record travel forecast is an increase of 1.7 million travelers compared to last year and

7 million more than in 2019 with the holiday falling on a friday. triple a's outlook is including 2 weekends instead of one from saturday, june 28th to sunday, july 6th. some of the top 4th of july domestic destinations include orlando, florida, new york city and honolulu. hawaii. >> where your money tonight to bay area seeing its largest drop in home sales in over a year. that's according to remix. the report says home sales dropped more than 8%, even as inventory went up. 38%. the bay area still leads the nation in highest median home sale price at 1.0, 2, 5 million. that's higher than la. and new york experts say usually this would be good for buyers, but most right now are looking for interest rates and or home prices to go down. >> still ahead, if you're looking for a late night, sweet treat a popular new ice cream shop just opened in the north bay today. details on

where it is and the unique flavors that you're serving up.

>> there's a new ice cream shop now open in santa rosa, popular shop. a lot of people know salt and straw and they the grand opening today at saint rose's montgomery village, other bay area locations include san francisco, los gatos, palo alto and santa clara at the new store features a mural by bay area artist jeffrey rubin. i mean, that looks good, objective leave. the store is open from 11:00am to midnight. so late night ice cream, some flavors. you can try include

gree airand tomato, custard tart. rhubarb crumble with toasted nice and coconut cherry pie with almond crust. they always have such really like cool ones. but i always go back to just their of their brown either double chocolate brownie. one. >> that they have. they also carrot cake. i don't know if it's available there, but that was one for a little while. >> yeah, i like to get like something standard and then something funky. yeah. okay. that's a good. yeah. it's a good way to do it. it's good lavender, 1, 2, sometimes. all right. now to bay area sports today, too. >> bay fc players got called up to the u 23 women's national team, emmie. allen, the team's goal keeper is getting called up. this will be her first time with a national team at any level. the second player is midfielder taylor huff. this is her 3rd invitation to a u.s. national team program. so congratulations, ladies. yeah. get called up. coming up next on kron, 4 news at people in the east bay are now. >> and their second day with

no power after pg e shut it off. >> that's all due to increased risk of wildfires. we've got detai after the break.

>> now at 6 parts of the bay are without power again tonight, we're monitoring the heightened risk of fire weather. >> and calls for an end to anti-jewish hate crimes leaders coming together to condemn the recent attacks.