san jose along cesar chavez plaza to celebrate cinco de mayo. but things here in san jose didn't totally go off without a hitch center that police had to detour section of santa clara street. what they want fight. >> a long before san jose police did toward this section of santa clara street claiming sideshows took over the area after an afternoon of cinco de mayo celebrations. the road backed up with burnouts honking, cheering. but earlier in the day, both >> yeah. what are you guys doing today with the >> as the ball. we say really have you know, marco scalp on a san jose born and raised says he's happy the city is working to put a bigger cinco de mayo celebrations every year. >> you know my today's the day, you know, we're all the >> gather not they would like. and all the political.

>> music and food. and that silva came to cinco de mayo at cesar chavez plaza to sell her jewelry. and so san jose's come a long way and how it that >> all >> it's that he guys today. >> as though for everybody else out about >> they >> now that detour on santa clara street bystanders police cars, a backup of cars for at least several hours now reached out to san jose police for total on possible arrests they may have made. they said those numbers won't be available until monday morning. we're in downtown san jose job moment. kron 4 news.

>> a double stabbing under investigation tonight in east san jose. the violence leaving 2 people in critical condition. investigators say the double stabbing happened just before 5.30, in the area of south king road and wayne police have been asking people to avoid the area as there were a lot of cars and people that have been out there for. >> the cinco de mayo celebrations and we're still working to get some more information as police are investigating. police in oakland caught one person allegedly planning to take part in a side show tonight. >> oakland police shared this on twitter about an hour ago saying the driver was identified as a side show promoter and arrested for recklessly evading police. opd says it has an additional unit out there tonight prepared to respond. any sideshows that might pop up. all right. let's take a look outside right now at san francisco. this is sort of like a like, very dark for some reason that city hall there lit up in green gayle

ong. joining us with a look at the forecast to hello. yes, you know, we are chilly tonight. will we have that breeze, which has the been a? >> the set up here for us, but it will be chilly tomorrow morning. so very similar to today. so temperatures out the door right now. we're in the low 50's upper 40's. so san francisco, 49 degrees oakland. 52 degrees happened. bay in the 40's as well will be dropping a bit. but we are warming up as starting later this week. but temperatures are about 6 degrees up than we were this time yesterday. 4 degrees over in novato. and here's that seabreeze. that schooling is down over by the coast. a little refreshing in places like livermore san jose would relatively calm wind speeds. now the winds will start common the morning, but we will see another breezy day tomorrow. very similar set up to today. your morning drive looks good as well. mostly clear here now come late morning around 10:11am, you could see pockets of some the marine layer returning to the

north bay. so sonoma and maren county. so keep that in mind. things makes out by the afternoon and we'll start off in the 60's and gradually bump up to the 70's and even 80's by the end of the week. back to you. all right, thanks live. highway 9 will be closing in saratoga this week. >> caltrans says crews will be working on the saratoga creek bridge. the closures will go from wednesday in till saturday morning. the roads will be closed from 9 at night until 7 in the morning. every night. people rallied lafayette today bringing attention to the 100 hostages still being held by hamas. attendees say it's a reoccurring rally over highway. 24 in lafayette. they held up american israel flags as well as the faces of those who have been captured. they want israel and hamas to reach a deal and bring home the hostages. today they were rallying on the bridge for about 2 hours.

>> is there is no more an why we now friday against it's a was simply too, as soon as possible. stop >> the group is also out there rallying in berkeley over i-80. san jose state students are planning a rally in support of palestinian people and the cease-fire on campus this thursday. that rally is expected to start around 12, 30 in the afternoon and it will likely not be the first demonstration we see on a campus in the coming weeks as students are still occupying the grounds at sonoma state. san francisco state cal and stanford. in southern california. police officers cleared out a protest encampments on usc's campus.

and unlike the chaos we saw at ucla last week, the protesters left peacefully after more than 100 officers in riot gear showed up just after 5 o'clock this morning, the protesters were warned ahead of time that they would be arrested if they did not leave. but there were no arrests made and encampment is still standing at uc irvine. 5 days after students began protesting there, like many universities across the country, students at uc irvine calling on the school to stop doing business with israel or major companies that may support the war in gaza. those demonstrating in irvine say they are refusing to leave until their demands are met. regardless of the threat of arrests. >> i believe that anything were to happen, i will have be able to get out of it and say i did the right thing. i my ground. i had the backbone to stand against the genocide when we are being reprimanded for sending against the genocide. >> according to the associated press, more than 2400 people have been arrested on 47 college and university

campuses since those protests began back on april. 18th. stay with kron. 4 for the very latest on air and online with information on the israel-hamas war, the campus protests and the war in gaza to the latest on the hostages. go to our website. kron 4 dot com for more. tonight marks the beginning of holocaust remembrance day state senator scott wiener joined community members tonight at the san francisco jewish community center to kickoff the local commemoration, remembering the 6 million jews and millions of other people who were persecuted and killed during the holocaust. >> some appear on the iconic golden gate bridge, a testament to america's greatness. it california's greatest. we could be more proud announce today. record breaking tourism numbers in the state of california over 150 billion dollars tourism. spend unprecedented in our state's history. >> governor newsom posting this video today on social

media announcing that tourists have spent more than 150 billion dollars in the state in the past year surpassing the 144 billion dollar record that was set back in 2019. he said that not only is the state retaining its title as the world's 5th largest economy. it's also growing in population for the first time since the pandemic. san francisco travel association says more than 23 million visitors came to san francisco last year and spent nearly 9 billion dollars. california is getting ready for wildfire season. both cal fire and the governor calling this week wildfire preparedness week. they want to bring awareness to how different state organizations are getting ready. cal fire has been using controlled burns in vegetation management, focus on lowering the amount of natural fuels that are out there. the governor also reported they've treated more than 100,000 acres. this last year and hoping to reduce the intensity of wildfires. happening

tomorrow. the first day of the rsa conference here in san francisco, the annual cyber security expo returns to the mosconi center for 40's this week with speakers including google cloud, mandy and ceo kevin mandia. may is asian american pacific islander heritage month. and this week, an asian or rather a korean american nonprofit celebrated 10 years with a fundraiser. korean american community foundation, a san francisco hosted its 10th annual honda gala last night at the ritz carlton. the event raises money for translation services. grocery deliveries for all their korean americans and scholarships for students this year. the gala recognize judge lucy koh with the trailblazing award. she is the first korean american woman to serve as a federal judge in the 9th circuit court in california. and tune in night every thursday, rather on kron fordham highlight the stories of the bay area's a api community. and then we'll have

a special which airs on thursday. the 23rd at 06:30pm. don't miss it. port of oakland's free harbor tours return this friday. it's a 90 minute narrated tore organizers say it's unique opportunity to see the port enjoy the sunset cruise along the estuary and also the san francisco bay season is going to run through october. you can reserve your tickets online. >> community when you see trash your corner, you see no refrigerator left side of history that impacts us whether we realize it or not, our families are not trash where they should live in a community that has passed. they >> volunteers gathering of unify san jose mayor mahan sharing this video. he says they picked up litter. to clear discarded furniture off the sides of the roads and also scrubbed out those road signs on the mount pleasant neighborhood area. mayor mahan says the goals create a cleaner, safer san jose. san

francisco free summer meals program returning this year, starting june 10th through the 16th of august, children and teens under the age of 18 will be able to get free breakfast and lunch. it's going to be more than 75 locations handing out food throughout the city. last summer. more than 85,000 meals were passed out. if you want more information, go to website. kron 4 dot com. still to come here 11 o'clock fresh snow in may. that's right. how many inches of new cell? >> is in palisades tahoe right now. plus, may is mental health month. a deeper look at the first responders struggles next.

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police are investigating after a person was shot and killed near lake merritt. >> police say the shooting happened just before noon on first avenue. the victim's name has not been released at this time. but in that same area, a driver crashed into the parking lot at america's best value inn on east 12th street. this is video here from the citizen app. police have not confirmed if that shooting and the crash were connected. in the south bay. one person is dead tonight after multiple cars collided in san jose. chp says the crash happened a little after 1 o'clock this morning. several cars crashing on highway 101 near north mathilda avenue. investigators say the southbound lanes one-on-one had to be shut down for at least 3 hours. those lanes reopened just before 5 it's unclear what started this crash. may is mental health

awareness month. and today we want to talk about for spawned ers, according to the substance abuse and mental health services administration, about 30% of first responders develop depression and posttraumatic stress disorder over their career. officers say the daily stress of law enforcement is sometimes compounded by a lack of empathy from those they serve. >> every day, don't know if they're coming home that perform the duties admirably, but they want to the commonalities. they want to serve society. they just as question, give me the address. i'm on my way. this month. the community police relations foundation is working to de stigmatize mental health issues among officers. >> and how the public gain an understanding of the traumatic events. first responders, c on a daily basis. and if you or someone you know, is struggling out there with their mental health, help is always available. you can call or text this number right here. 9, 8, 8, and talk with a trained counselor who can

connect you with some local services. the line is open. 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. if you are in need of immediate medical attention, you're always advised to call 9-1-1. yeah. talk about a little chap out there on lake tahoe. this is from the y hope, washoe county sheriff's department. they shared this video of them voting out there on the lake little refill in the water. this is a from rare winter storm that swept through this weekend. and they wrote on their post that showers are snow showers today. all right. some new video showing snow blanketing these are awesome videos from palisades tahoe where they say they saw 26 inches in just 24 hours. the weather service in reno is sharing issuing a winter storm warning which is not happened since 2005. let's take a look at those conditions tonight along i-80 up there in that

area. all right. let's get you a look at your 4 zone forecast. gayle ong, what's happening with the weather? much quieter now. and yes, over a 2 feet of snow and had the sierra. >> in 24 hours and we had our weather as well with the rain. now things are going to be coming down. we will be warming up and we will start on the chilly out, though, tomorrow morning. so you'll notice that will start in the 60's for monday. but then we start to gradually warm up to lead the 70's and 80's. you'll see that in the 7 day in just a bit. but you can see how quiet it is. most of that activity now is moving towards the rockies, salt lake city and denver, seeing some unsettled weather there. quiet for us in california tonight, mostly clear with some breezy conditions that wind speeds should calm down overnight, chilly morning once again, partly cloudy skies. but it looks like we're mostly sunny and then we'll see those breezy conditions once again. and then that warming trend mid week. that's when we'll notice that. so futurecast is

even quite as well. we don't see the greens or anything just to be a marine layer over in marin and sonoma counties. late morning 10:00am 11 am and then things start to makes out by the afternoon. so you can see mostly sunny skies. this is 03:00pm. and then by dinnertime, you could see some clouds roll in, but we will be warming the snow will be in the low 60's for monday, but then will start to be back in the 70's. so it's all because of this. we have a ridge of high pressure that is rolling in here and come wednesday. that's where we're going start to notice the temperatures start to get warmer. and as this ridge strengthens, then we'll start to see the 80's in our inland communities. so places like livermore santa rosa, you could even see upper 80's. so with the warm temperatures, we have the pollen forecast. so we have a medium-high in the forecast for tuesday wednesday. so i anticipated to be similar as the week progresses because it will be warmer for the week. we'll be starting off chilly once again for your monday

morning in the upper 30's and 40's. but then we'll be warming up very similar temperatures. just a tad. they'd warmer in our inland communities like a purse mid to upper 60's. so, you know, similar low 60's upper 50's tomorrow. and then here is your seven-day forecast. so notice tuesday, wednesday will to start to see some sunny skies for inland communities. and then back end of the week. back to the 80's. the temperatures will rebound next weekend. it looks like even thursday i mind, you know, 77 by the bay and coast. so that swarm that warm the cold temperatures go, you know? oh, my goodness. yeah. whenever we get above 70 here in the my goodness today. their condition, right? exactly. yeah. haha. >> all right. keep that in all right, thank you, world. >> beautiful music here in san francisco for cinco de mayo. the marriott he's out there

performing. this is in the mission district today. deputy chief daniel per am posting this on his social media. we appreciate the deputy cheaper sending this along governor newsom is celebrating jewish american heritage this month. and he said that california is the second largest jewish population in the country and wants to recognize the resilience of the jewish people. he says his administration is going to invest in security for houses of worship and other cultural center's to combat hate crimes. more than 700 girls gather in piedmont this morning for play like a girl. this is the 3rd time that he thought recreation is throw this out, letting festival. it's a free event for young girls to try. 29 different sports from boxing flag football and even roller derby. how about that? the is a great for young girls to also meet some pro athletes and olympians. and the goal is to get these girls excited about over it of sports. and

coming up in sports may have seen taking on chicago paypal. >> see how the bay area's newest team fared against the red

>> and now kron 4 sports. all right. tonight in sports, we're heading now to the oakland coliseum. rays wrapped up their series with the miami marlins. the marlins, though, dominated the a's to get a little revenge today, 12 to 3. >> but he has been on something of a hot streak lately. kron 4 sports reporter kate rooney talk with the team about other feeling after today.

>> all good things must come to an end. and today that meant that oakland's best in baseball. six-game winning streak came to an end here at the colosseum at the hands of the miami marlins. the writing was on the wall pretty early in this one after miami scored 4 runs in the first inning starting pitcher joe boyle for oakland clearly didn't have his command today and left after the first inning with what the team called a lower back injury. so even though the crowd of more than 12,000 fans, largest since opening day here at the coliseum, didn't get to witness a win. they still took the series against miami and overall have played pretty good baseball over the course of the last 2 weeks. i think as as a whole were were just finding we're going out there playing a game of baseball and we know that. >> well, the talent we have in this locker room, we can go. to to the church and lot of ball games tonight far without their they had a ball everywhere where we work. lot of soft accounting for those 4 runs. >> you know that. offensively today we. really didn't get

much going. you outside recovering a couple good at-bats. you know, and pretty much more of a story today. >> boyle's injury leaves the a's starting pitching rotation in question this next week. and today manager mark kotsay said he is expected to have an mri tomorrow after which the team hopes to know more at the coliseum. kate rooney, sports night live. >> and it was a bit of a top day bay area baseball fans. the giants also lost on sunday night baseball. the team falling on the road to philly. final score. philadelphia, 5 san francisco giants. >> 4? >> well, happening tomorrow, mace and black is going to be making his big league debut for the giants. they're going to be facing against the phillies. once again. black was called up from the sacramento river cats. the beginning of the season. and manager bob melvin told reporters today that tomorrow is going to be are really special day for him. looking forward to that. good news for the cal bears guard. kayla williams is transferring from

usc for the 2020 for basketball season. she was injured back in the 2019 season. but in 2023, she averaged more than 10 minutes averaging 2 point 6 points per game. so nearly 3 points per game she played in 26 games. head coach cameron smith says that kayla is going to elevate our defensive presence and bring her winning mentality and playmaking skills to our cal bears squad. switching gears here say fc playing the chicago red stars today at home, paypal park filling up with the fans. afc took an early one zip lead in less than 10 minutes into the match. goalkeeper trying to clear the ball, but it went off of test bode for the score. chicago had an answer. thanks to penelope hocking, beautiful pass here. hocking traps. the ball. it's the goalkeeper finds the back of the net. the game now tied at one. 2nd half. now red stars

grab the lead 63rd minute and that was thanks to a shot by ali shiela >> red stars go up to to one here. in the 80th minute bay fc goalkeeper katelyn rowland keeping her team in the games. chicago in these moments swanson came up big with when the red stars got a penalty kick. >> states. >> there you go. final score. 2 to one red stars on the take on the win to we heard from a couple of the players after the tough loss. maybe we do. >> afc is going to play their next game against the orlando pride. and that's happening on saturday. and that's going to wrap things up for us here at 11 o'clock. but you can always get the latest on our website. kron 4 dot com and the kron on app. >> thanks for joining us tonight. have a good night.

>> a crisis higher education. it has political implications and it triggering broader questions about how young people are learning and living. we're joined by former president of purdue university and former governor of indiana, mitch daniels.