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news at 3. >> now at 3, 3 decades in prison, david de pap the man convicted of attacking nancy pelosi's husband with the hammer. now learning his fate. thank you so much for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 3. going to go now to kron. 4 charles clifford has details from the federal courthouse in san francisco. >> well, here in san francisco on friday, david de pap was sentenced to 30 years in federal prison for assaulting paul pelosi. the husband of nancy pelosi, david de pap appeared in court in an orange jumpsuit. he showed very little emotion during the proceedings. the judge in this case sentenced him to 30 years for assault and 20 years for kidnapping. those sentences will run concurrently, meaning that he will receive a maximum of 30 years in federal prison minus the 18 months that he's already been in custody. now, the judge did allow several victim statements to be read into the record, including a statement from nancy pelosi who said that her husband is

still struggling with his injuries and that she was in favor of the maximum sentence in this case. following the proceedings, the fbi made a statement to the media saying that they believe that justice has been served. >> today's sentencing of david, the 2 significant prison term sends a clear message. the violence and intimidation have no place in our was hoping he would last time that, you know, really do about it. one of david, the past 2 sons also spoke saying that. >> he is saddened by what has happened and you really tried his best to be a kind person. and the thing is because i know him personally. >> know that there is no real heart and that person now the pap is also facing 6 felony counts in state court, including for premeditated. >> attempted murder, burglary, assault with a deadly weapon and false imprisonment. jury selection in that trial begins next week here in san francisco. those proceedings are expected to last until late june. but for now in san francisco, charles clifford kron, 4 news.

>> an arson investigation now underway in piedmont after a car was torched there this morning around one 15, firefighters responded to a car and fire in a residential neighborhood near crocker park crews did put out the play flames to prevent any more damage and they shared these pictures showing the car got hit by the fire. police say after reviewing video, they determined that this is our son. but so far no one has been arrested. and east bay, a dozen people have been arrested, including one student after university of california police broke up a pro-palestinian demonstration at a vacant uc berkeley building. police say last night 12 people blocked the entrance to the and ahead building with plywood shields and then violently resisted arrest using crowbars to hit the officers. no one was hurt. the protesters are facing charges of vandalism, trespassing and destruction of property. one day earlier, police had called the takeover of that building a crime

scene, a recent graduate of uc berkeley says he's all for protest but was not fully on board with this occupation. >> i mixed opinions about this, but i'm proposing, you know, i think they're doing a good, good work here. michael. the investments mission they have going on. >> ucpd is reviewing video to see if it can id those who attacked the officers. so there is a chance that more charges could be coming. so now the state university's president mike lee has now decided to retire and this is coming after csu administrators placed him on leave for insubordination after he made a deal with pro-palestine protesters without checking with his bosses. first, the chancellor of the csu system says president lee's agreement was made without the appropriate approvals. the agreement included an academic boycott of israel. universities. some students at sonoma are supporting the former president's agreement. but

they think that the punishment was unfair. >> support the president and on the agreements against genocide. kind of crazy. how a statement about lake ending genocide is like. crazy, crazy thing that has put someone on leave. >> the student activist groups in favor of palestine say that this agreement late out in a 3 page letter was a win. other saw as anti semitic. >> graham being in southwest asia, north african studies was made without consulting with subject matter. experts in the middle east of whom i consider myself. one of them is done a really good job up until now as president. i think he did not handle this this situation. well, but i personally would hope you'd be given another chance. >> csu has now appointed nathan evans says the new acting president of sonoma state graduation is still scheduled for tomorrow. ucla now under fire from republican lawmakers who say that the university failed to protect

jewish students during the pro-palestine protest on campus. republicans on an educational commish, a congressional committee have called on the school to turn over documents regarding what it called quote and in adequate response to antisemitism and failure to protect jewish students. the committee is also seeking tax from staff, the police and others by next week, state republican lawmakers want to punish students accused of violence at the encampments by denying them financial aid. stay with us here on kron 4 on air and online for the latest information on the war in gaza. we have details about the protests going on on campus on campuses, including what's going on actually in gaza during the conflict on the ground. there's also been some developments in the hostage situation today. you can get those details on our website. kron 4 dot com. well, there's a new name, a new look. and already the team is scoring the golden state. val kreis haven't even hit the

hardwood yet, but they are are already getting a lot of attention and popularity across the bay area. and joining us now to share. >> her vision for the franchise's just smith. the team's president wearing the appropriate colors. i see. thank you so much for joining us here on kron. 4. >> thanks for having me. such an exciting time happy to be able to save elk graze. it still gives me a little bit of nerves. when someone says it like, oh, we can't say that yet, but it's finally time to out there. >> actually, i have a question about that. first. this was in my first questioa, but do, but nick name like house, the warriors with the dubs. are you the valves for the v's? >> it's a great question. and i think one of our fans are definitely going to help dictate. but what we're seeing most is the belts. and that's the one that we like a lot preserve. seem to be heading. alright, deal now to the bigger question. >> is that you have already? some information came out today that you've already gotten 10,000 season ticket deposits. so when the name came out tuesday or wednesday of this week, you had like 7,000 since steve officially become the vows you've sold

more of these preseason tickets. what does that tell you about the excitement that fans are feeling to have this franchise here in the bay area? >> i mean, it says a lot that even before we had a name or anything, you know, i like to say we only have mean i'm not that interesting, but it says a lot that we had 7500 deposits before we announced our name. it says even more that fans double down at that point and said we're definitely and understand what you're building and we want to be a part of it. the biggest piece for us is we know the various a special place and we feel really privileged to bring a wnba team in the first expansion team since 2008. >> to the bay area. we lead the world here and being innovative and progressive and be able to bring community together through women's sports in this manner. it's going to be an incredible statement, but it's also going to be a lot of so it's a great testament to the trust of this incredible ownership group with golden state has urine of area. it's a great testament to the power of women. sports right now as well. >> so slowly, everything starting to come together. we finally got a name. we have you on board as the president.

we have a gm. we've got the logo. tickets are selling, but you need a team. you know, many players yet and we have a whole year. the season's going to kick off officially and 2025. what you have to do to get actual players to come and be part of the ballots. the bees. >> yes, for the it's really great that we now have a with ice in our first general manager. that is her job and everything that she is going to cure rate from a basketball culture which what's what's very transparent about us and its ownership group is we expect greatness and we want to do our best to be the best on and off the court. and so she will be a great testament to that and how she pieces together. what you can expect to see is an expansion draft this winter followed by free agency, followed by participating in the college draft next spring in april. so we're really looking forward to piecing together our team with the first historic dell curry's, you know, in our jersey coming to play even before we get there, we're just excited tomorrow to bring our community together for the first time at chi saint or talk about that block party a little bit. you're going to be

there. it's tomorrow. we have some information we can put up on the screen so people can see. >> you know, the dates and the times, everything like that. but you guys are going to like a huge party tomorrow. yeah. it's the first time in our community gets to be together firsthand. it's valkyrie violates everywhere in this sea of our fans coming together, getting to know one another and building that community. >> and we couldn't do it without some incredible stakeholders like the low and the 40 and narrated by cumani with us too. so what we're building is really special. and we're looking for to celebrating firsthand with our community tomorrow. >> so we don't actually have the information to share with everyone officially on the screen. so can you just go over the times that people can show up tomorrow? >> sure. so please be sure to rsvp through and then from 02:00pmito 06:00pm. we'll be outside at thrive city, which is right outside of chase entered. so we look forward to seeing you there. and if you can't make it on and social are there, there will certainly be some incredible content coming out. so obviously when the team kicks off next year, you want to having some big wins on the court. >> but having success off the court as well, i think is part

of your goals for the franchise. >> being really involved in the bay area community is something i know you want to to see happen. how are you going to do that? how we see the team out and about in the communities. you have a home base in san francisco. your headquarters is in oakland, but also getting out there meeting meeting young girls, kids from all over the community getting involved. how are you going to make that happen? >> yeah, we're going to make sure that we're showing up in providing places for people to get together. 3 wins basketball and beyond for the next year before we are together watching our team firsthand. it's really important that certainly for girls and boys have access to the wnba. and one of the things that's really powerful about us working together with the warriors and golden state into a is that we get to do that from day one, right? we get to ensure that boys know that the wta's for them and girls know that the nba's for them and vice versa. and that's really powerful to make sure that we are providing the idea was asian of all genders. you know, as we build this together, so that's going to be great for us. but most

importantly, we're also gonna have fun. you're going check to see watch parties. we want to be the best hype women of the wnba that you can see this year and everything that we do before. of course, we start to make some waves, you know, with our roster additions come december. >> and i have some merch, some swag here. we've got what does it mean to you to actually see like? >> the logo, the name like it's official now like you're having a party tomorrow like this has been a longtime coming like, does it feel so rewarding that like? i mean, we've got some swag it just means everything. you know, so much of this work very candidly was down even before i joined golden state. like getting to listen to the fans and dell curry's has been called for from the beginning this summer to chronicle grand prix when it was announced, a survey of saying, you know, what should the team be called? that it was a right answer. and 25% of people. >> road in the belk rees you know, been working on that and making sure that when it came to market what it feels like, what it looks like, what it represents is really powerful and made a change on our team,

you know, really helped lead that way, too. and now to have it here first hand to see the fan reactions to see our communities surrounding it say yes, let's go. this is powerful and we're going to do this together. there's no feeling like it. i can tell you the only feeling that will feel better is opening day in may of 2025 year round. so chase enter and seeing the folks that have come together to really make history can't wait to see that. i mean, being a warrior. >> woman is like a lot to live up to. >> it sure is. and the best part about dell curry's is they don't act alone, right? so our team is going to be entrenched with the community and side by side and everything that we build. and i can't wait to see what those results are on the court as well. >> we can't wait to see their. i can't wait to take my kids to a game. it's just going to be a whole different experience. i think it's going to mean so much the bay area. so thank you for bringing this

can't wait either. >> have fun tomorrow. >> thank you. >> being grateful for the sometimes every game, the best day. we have remind yourself why you're here. >> all right. bay fc player kiki pickett giving >> wellness advice to local girls. and there is more to come because bay fc and sutter health are teaming up to host a series of clinics just like this for local girls. the summer the series is called beat you at bay fc players and

healthcare professionals are going to talk with girls about mental health body positivity and more bay fc says the goal is to address barriers that keep girls and young women from playing sports. so also happening this summer is bay fc's youth reporter content series which will give student reporters the opportunity to interview players and you can get more information about the clinics on the bay fca's website. and coming up here, flames just tearing through a historic oakland church. how the pastor is now. >> there ring through the pain? that's helping neighbors in need? the volunteer sharing faith and food and delay. how plus trader joe's now coming to hayes valley. what makes this san francisco locations stand out? over by the coast? but we have sunshine inland. i'll have your weekend forecast after the break.

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people in martinez might see some flaring this month as the martinez refining company is now finishing a major maintenance project. >> late last month and rc began restarting equipment to make sure that it's processing units are in good shape. the company says these flares are in the central part of their system to safely manage the excess combustible gases while they're burning them off efficiently and effectively. mrc hopes to minimize or prevent any flaring during this process. more than 70 million dollars has gone into upgrading the equipment. some new video now showing us

traffic flowing once again on highway one in big sur. caltrans posting this on social media crews say the area will have signalized traffic controls allowing one-way alternating traffic in both directions. travelers will be able to go about 40 miles south of monterey there still a full closure in effect about one mile south, though, part of that highway collapsed in late march following a winter storm. and now to the east bay where the pastor of a historic church is asking for some help. last week. flames destroyed a large section of the sanctuary of the saint andrews missionary baptist church. the church serves hundreds of people and also serves as a food bank for the oakland community as kron four's theresa stasi reports, the pastor is still processing the pain but his intent and persevering. >> to the >> experience. >> you deal with that a lot and consoling people that went through it. when that happens to you really? in the moment

to review you don't have emotions can. >> processing. >> pastor robert lacey junior says in a flash, everything is changed. >> his church, a historic landmark with a focus on helping people now desperately needs assistance. pastor lacey says last friday a massive fire broke out at saint andrews missionary baptist church in oakland. he was inside with others praying before choir rehearsal. >> it started to get hot. in the building and they what? i will open the windows. this kind of warm in here. >> and we're in the choir stand the years. that's where the fire started. and the house next door to church. open up one of the windows in the sanctuary. >> are the fire crackling and popping >> pastor lacey says that he and a parishioner grabbed fire

extinguishers, but the flames were fears. >> i spoke with pastor lacey as he returned from getting food for workers clearing the burned debris. >> pastor lacey shares at the church is an historic landmark fact the history of the crurch. >> 1916, it was built. by the african american episcopal church. to provide support for earthquake victims of sepsis going 19. 0, 6, and it has always been. community service center. >> he and each day they help the community with meals. and we're gearing up to help west oakland residents with a summer lunch program for children. the building is restricted for use temporarily. pastor lacey says that they want to rebuild and continue to serve the community. pastor lacey says that they helped service outside in the parking lot last weekend. >> they have set up a gofundme account, but it will take a lot to recover. theresa kron, 4 news.

>> a big bay area tradition happening this weekend. runners are going to take their mark for bay to breakers on sunday. here's a look at some of the road closures that will be effect in san francisco during that race for a full list of all the closures. you can go to our website kron 4 dot com and we'll talk about what the weather will be like during bay to breakers on sunday with us live look outside from our camera atop of mount tam. you can see already fog coming in. we have gail here to go over what's going on for raced and also other parts of the bay area for the yes. so not only road closures, but the it. so we reading whether it will be in the mid 50's 08:00am is the start time mostly cloudy. nice cool temperatures. i think that's really nice for running or walking. it will be fun with ill the costumes as well. >> so here is the bay area we have now. yes, you can see that marine layer and clouds starting to rebuild for the evening hours. you can just hugging the coastline out there. so we do have high pressure that has been keeping

activity well to the north, to the pacific northwest. and it's keeping us mild pretty seasonable as well. so here's the future cast model. you can really just see the cloud cover over by the coastline. and as the evening goes by, though, move on to berkeley, oakland, the east bay shoreline. and overnight we'll see some partly cloudy skies in the morning. we will see that lingering and we'll start to mix out towards the afternoon with sunny skies. but the coast, a very similar set up as today will see the clouds by the coast. the evening overnight and will linger in the morning. we did see some breaks in the clouds that so here's another view of those clouds blocking our sutro camera shot. and 56 degrees for you in san francisco. we're warm in san jose at 73 degrees. 74 in livermore. so we're actually a little cooler than when we expected. we're expecting to be in the upper 70's just this hour, which is usually when the warmest time is up today. here's that 7 day outlook that we will be holding on to the

upper 70's for our inland communities. tuesday looks to be a big warm. we may see some 80's there and then we'll stay seasonably cool around the bay in the 70's and upper 50's and 60's by the coast. back to you. >> all right, san francisco shoppers now have a new place to get groceries and one of a kind snacks trader joe's opening up a new location today fulton street in his valley. this is the 7th location in the city. in a statement, the district supervisor, dean preston says we're thrilled to fill this long vacant space. but the grocery store after all these years, the area has been subject to encampments and vandalism, but now to neighborhood residents say they're very excited to have this grocery options so close by. >> we're so excited because this is part sort of revitalize neighborhoods. so it's yeah, it's tough to get to grocery store a lot of the time. and it's so nice. i looked like a block away. so i'm excited that i can actually like and on. the plan

is watching groceries going to be it's a great community. so i think it'll be a place. >> 09:00pm. still ahead, fixed rate utilities are here to stay that controversial bill that was just struck down by lawmakers. california is bursting budget, reaching some new heights. we're going to walk through the deficits during for your money. after during for your money. after the break. ow network is no network for business.

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bill that would have scrutinized a new electric charge for. >> californians is not going to be moving forward. the assembly appropriations committee killed the bill yesterday. the public utilities commission led by newsom appointees approved a new charge for this. 24, a new charge for $24.15 last week in return for paying this new fee, customers will get a lower rates for their power. california's electric rates are the second highest in the nation. this new fee did spark some outrage, which is why the bill was introduced and the committee did not explain why they killed the bill. it. that's according to the non-partisan legislative analyst's office. that figure is double the 27 and a half billion dollars. governor newsom projected in his updated budget proposal a week ago. and this office is responsible for making recommendations to the legislature to help mitigate the deficit. lawmakers have

until june 15th to pass a fully balanced budget. and although still above. all, still above 7%. mortgage rates have dropped for a second week in a row. the latest data from freddie mac shows a 30 year fixed rate is now 7 point. oh, 2%. that's down 7 hundredths of a point from the week before a 15 year fixed mortgage is now at 6.2 8%. the lowering rates could start to fuel a new wave of mortgage or even refinancing applications. all right. still ahead here at 3, some big milestones in the bay area and beyond. officials are celebrating 9 decades of the east bay park. >> with a very special recognition, also an iconic santa cruz roller coaster is marking a major milestone. how you can celebrate if you could stomach gets also a landmark

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>> key partners for food banks are the local pantries that distribute the groceries to food, insecure families. but as kron four's philippe djegal to explains right now, much like many other nonprofits, monetary and food donations are way down for the group called. food fridays. and now it's struggling to keep people fed. >> hours before the doors open to the public walden line slowly builds outside

volunteers that faith food friday's prepare hundreds 45 pound boxes of fresh and nonperishable food and its headquarters on salon away in valais hoses on her. and i do have a covid. the all right >> i thought can be a place where i can get a couple of hours. the nonprofit is open 7 days a week holding 3 distributions a so every free our people safina way, donates goes a long way for a partner agency with the food bank of contra costa and solano, marion bugs and her husband, benjamin co founded this organization back in 2011. >> and since then, their fight against hunger has only grown and so has the every distribution or refrigerators around our shelves are need has increased by at least 50% since the beginning of the pandemic. earlier this week, the safeway foundation committed to donation to face food. fridays and even provided volunteers for a day,

helpful contribution to struggling to keep lights. we really have been blessed by monetary donations. >> and they're at an all-time low. so yeah, paying the bills is a bit of and they are keeping the faith because they know people are counting on them. >> the nonprofit donates feed to homeless children in the vallejo city unified school district who otherwise would go hungry when school is closed on weekends work that is being done is the vehicle work. takes a lot of people. but for ms and it is helping people in our community until nfl since. well, obviously, need to come here and get food. then. >> having a tough time in your life. and so we want to help any way that we can will welcomed with a gun in vallejo. philippe djegal kron well. >> the iconic giant dipper roller coaster at the santa cruz beach boardwalk is 100 years old today. more than

60 million people have gotten on this rollercoaster since it first opened up in 1924. was also featured it a bunch of different movies like sudden impact the lost boys and dangerous mines. the boardwalk will have a public ceremony tomorrow morning and 10, 30 and then there's going to be some fireworks at 9 in the evening to celebrate. and officials are also celebrating 90 years of the east bay regional park district. this milestone recognized on the house floor by contra costa county representative mark to sonia. he says the district's leadership is working to improve quality of life and community well-being. and this is something he looks forward to continuing in the years to come. east bay regional park district is the largest regional park district in the nation. its fans 126 1000 acres of park lands. 55 miles of shoreline and more than 1300 miles of trails in alameda and contra costa county. personal data of

recology customers in san francisco may have been leaked because of a data breach and we were notified about this from one of our viewers. so in the letter, recology says the data breach happened last november. the company began in internal review and found that sensitive information including customers names dates of birth, social security numbers and health insurance information was all leaked. according to the letter, recology does not believe that the leaked customer information is being used for fraud or identity theft, but they are offering a complimentary. i kennedy theft protection membership. deadly thunderstorms hitting southeastern texas for the second time this month. we have some video now from above showing us the aftermath. we can see here large trees have been uprooted there by all those high winds. monica madden takes us to the scene. destruction in southeast texas. it was so strong. >> seen anything like that before.

>> walls of rain and winds upward of 100 miles tearing through harris county. some believe the bullets looked down and here were ceiling tiles falling. >> damaging buildings in downtown houston, bricks everywhere. cars are crushed, like the roof looks like it's collapsing. >> well, fallen trees crushed cars and homes. the storms killing at least 5 people. people were scared last night. they had a right to be scared and recovery may take weeks. we're going to have to talk about this disaster. >> in weeks, not days. >> not just rebuilding as downed power lines are putting more than half a million without power. well, the storm damage wasn't as widespread here in central texas. this tree in round top was completely. >> ripped out of its routes by the storm. a tree that's been here for multiple generations. that didn't made for a >> close calls for some small businesses in round top. oh, yeah. there's a lot stuff in that. it would have yeah crushed where damage, although

minimum was enough for setback, we get ready for the time. the shy one. and then suddenly this hit shift on. it's just you square one again. all right. so gayle ong has and the weather center there with what's happening in that part of the country. now, where's that storm moved to? >> now you can still see there. still some showers heading towards the southeast there. as far as houston goes know, we are in the >> peak season for tornadoes now that threat of severe weather now there is still a threat of some severe weather, but nothing that we saw last night. so they will be dealing with the heat now. so that will be the weather story for the folks in houston, 90 to triple digit heat as hundreds of thousands remain without power and are in recovery mode. back here in the bay area. we are quiet, actually. so it is quite bittersweet. we just have those clouds over by the coast. we're sunny inland, practically statewide here. and you can see the temperature changes were in the 60's and 50's from san francisco to los angeles, upper 60's there. and we're

close to 90's in bakersfield is hot today. 86 in fresno and 83 in sacramento. here's some more local temperatures here. the readings are 74 in livermore. so a few degrees cooler than what we anticipated. we anticipated to be in the upper 70's, but we are still seeing 70's, not the 80's. we've seen 60's along the east bay shoreline. a quick check at the tahoe area here. it's very nice out. so if you're heading out to the high country, your weekend forecast will be warm in the 70's 60's cooling down to the 50's on monday. when i come back, we'll have your 7 day forecast because we do have some quiet weather here in our bay area region. back to you. california lawmakers have decided not to advance a bill to legalize psychedelic mushrooms. >> san francisco state senator scott wiener was behind regulated psychedelic assisted therapy act. it would have allowed licensed professionals to give psychedelic mushrooms to patients over. 21 years old. the bill failed to advance out of its senate committee this week and

earlier this week year governor gavin newsom vetoed a bill from wiener that would have legalized the possession of small quantities of this type of drug. for your health. this afternoon, california has launched a new mental health website allows people to connect with crisis services, counseling, treatment and real-time support mental health dot ca dot gov is meant to be a one stop shop for anyone seeking mental and behavioral health resources from children to seniors. it will also provide information about prop one, which will increase the number of mental health and addiction treatment facilities in the state. president biden delivered remarks at the national museum of african-american history to mark 70 years since the say a supreme court's decision of brown versus the board of education which ordered the desegregation of schools. our washington correspondent basil john reports. tensions are high as the commencement draws near over the president's handling of the israel-hamas

war. >> and the president tries to make inroads with more voters before the election. president joe biden capped off week of events marking 70 years since the supreme court ordered schools to desegregate. i speaking at the national museum african-american history. black history is american history. this comes as the president is scheduled to deliver a speech to morehouse college graduates. a species are vital to our nation's progress. however, the administration anticipates there will be protests. i think as long as they're peaceful that don't disrupt the the amazing moment that is for each of graduates today. >> i consider success. students and alumni have demanded the university canceled a speech over biden's handling of the conflict between israel and hamas. he should not be speaking at the alma mater of doctor martin luther king, edward mitchell with the council on american islamic relations is a morehouse along. >> and says the president's

visit takes away from the graduates. his team should made the decision that this is not the right time to the spotlight for morehouse students to the president and his bad mitchell expects peaceful and respectful protest. least it's all up to the president. he can make the morehouse graduation a happy moment. if you announce i'm demanding and securing a cease-fire and gas and the ball is in the president's court. he knows what he needs to do. more house president david thomas has said it's more important for biden to speak during this time when emotions are high reporting in washington. i'm basil, john. coming up, preparations up for discussion in the state assembly. the bills that are seeing some mixed reactions. >> also, house committee chaos. we're going break down the drama from last night's meeting, including that. the jab that was made about fake eyelashes. this is all on eyelashes. this is all on kron. 4 3. when we come back. oo network for business.

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to keep republicans in control of the u.s. house of representatives. >> house majority the road to holding on to that house majority rally that house majority come straight from california. you know, we have picked up 5 house seats in the same time that democrats have lost 6 house seats right here california. they're going to come at us with everything that they've got. the problem is they don't have solutions. republicans are showing up. >> the convention will also address internal matters, including a vote on party bylaws. we did reach out to the california democratic party for comment, but so far have not heard back. >> all right. looking out here, hair is mount diablo right now. sunny in the east bay. right now we have gayle ong so we can go over the weather for today and towards the weekend. how's that fog doing is going to be sticking around, you know, by the coast. so, you know, the typical warm spring summer months that up, we see the fog

by the coast in the morning. and then it comes back the evening hours. you could still some of that. here we have a marine layer as well. >> so that's pattern for the warmer months. as you may recall, over by the coast. but we are sunny inland. you can even see it on our satellite and radar and then just some clouds starting to rebuild here along the coastline. we do have high pressure just offshore and that is keeping storms away from our area. and that is happening more in the pacific northwest. so what we have is warm, mild temperatures and then you can see the fog here on the map. so here's the future cast models. so around 4.45, you can see it start to rebuild around half moon bay and then the evening around 10:00pm. we'll start to reach berkeley and the santa rosa areas overnight will pretty cloudy here for us. and then they'll start to clear out by the late morning. but we'll still hang out by the coast. so if you're in the coast, you know, you'll be little cooler and it will

be overcast but inland. if you want some sunshine, you want to head there for the weekend and you can see the view here, the camera. so 56 degrees already cooling down at this hour in san francisco. 57 in half moon bay, 70's in the san jose livermore and conquered. so we initially that we will be in the upper 70's. so maybe we'll see that in our inland communities tomorrow. that's what the seven-day shows will hold on to the upper 70's until about tuesday will start to seal a little warm up there and then the bay will see the low 70's upper 50's and 60's by the coast. so we are seasonably cool. this time of year. back to you. justin. thank you, gayle. lawmakers hurling insults at each other during a house oversight committee hearing. and this happened while the members were voting to hold. attorney general merrick garland in contempt. >> our washington correspondent jessi turnure reports. >> i feel here. fake eyelashes are messing, house oversight committee quickly descended

into chaos that many believe him or win georgia republican marjorie taylor. greene said texas democrat jasmine crockett, eyelashes were obstructing her vision. how dare you act new york, democrat alexandria ocasio cortez demanded the committee strike greens words from the congressional record. are your feelings, her words girl baby girl. the debacle consumed the committee for more than 30 minutes before ruling to keep green's comments on the record crop of followed up with a disguised as a question. if someone on this committee then starts talking about somebodys least line bad built bush body, that would not be engaging personalities. what now? the committee, ultimately it got its work done, voting down party lines to hold attorney general merrick garland in contempt of congress. the move came after the justice department refused to turn over audio from president joe biden. special

counsel interview about his handling of classified documents. >> but the testy back and forth was the talk of capitol hill friday. we don't engage personal insoles, maryland democrat jamie raskin called the behavior disgraceful. colorado republican lauren boebert agreed with him. my apology was sincere because that that was happening while taking care serious business. and house speaker mike johnson gave a warning to all lawmakers are going to one of them with dignity. respect in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >> a new a new non-partisan state report is finding that governor gavin newsom's budget deficit is much larger than he says it is. but there's a twist here. the report is also concluding the newsom has put the state on track to solve that deficit. still refer ripublicans remain skeptical of capitol correspondent eytan wallace explains. >> 27.6 billion dollars. that's what governor gavin newsom believes is the size of

the state's projected budget deficit. but this new report from the non-partisan legislative analyst's office or independently reviewed newsom's budget and concluded the governor is facing a 55 billion dollar deficit twice the size of his projection. why for the analysis and newsom's budget presentation last friday. he did not include a 27 billion dollar reduction. he's already budgeted in implemented for schools and community colleges. the says when you factor that in, it actually shows newsom faces a 55 billion dollar deficit. but legislative analyst pennock who authored the report stresses even with the updated deficit projection. his analysis concludes newsom's proposed spending cuts, deferrals and delays are putting the state in his words, a better fiscal footing going forward. he adds his analysis as the governor's budget takes difficult but important steps to slashing the deficit, including more than 18 billion dollars in cuts to various programs and a plan to dipping into the reserves. but not all of them. is this a crisis?

>> well, we still view it as a serious budget problem. we do not think of it as a crisis because right now and under this proposal, even you know, the state will retain majority of its budget reserves. that's really very prudent. in addition the governor's proposal begins addressing the future, your deficits that we and their office had identified previously. and so this helping this helping the state get on the proper fiscal trajectory. >> hd palmer with the california department of finance responded to the report on behalf of the newsom. administration would note that. >> regardless of political affiliation, the legislature's own independent analysts in their initial review. the governor's proposal believes accomplishes a lot of important fiscal goals. we have a balanced proposal that we believe a is a is a difficult but necessary way to do that. that still protects a lot of the core programs and services to people to stay

alive. >> and we did reach out to republican lawmakers. those i spoke to say they believe the governor's budget comes with gimmicks allowing him to underestimate the true size of the deficit reporting at the state capitol. wallace kron. 4 news. >> all right. from the streets to the olympic stage, we'll tell you about a break. dancer who wants a slot at the olympic games. the 3 of 3 is next.

>> it is time for the 3 at 3 and we're going to start with some very cute videos coming out of michigan. gayle, you're

ready. >> sure, this one is the dorms. all have the group they went swimming the little goslings here following behind. they just keep coming. it's like ending stream of them here. this video was taken at the detroit river international wildlife refuge, but the u.s. fish and wildlife service is saying it's likely that. >> not all of them are related. that's because aw canada geese often adopt other goslings that are orphaned or lost. they boston the boston common answers like that. the ducks >> they do roll deep, though. very so now we have some dance moves. i can break down what they can get some of the country's top. >> break dancers. they are gearing up to compete in the olympics next month. break dancing will make its debut as an olympic sport for the very first time this year. and this is jeff roe. he is one of the dancers competing for a final spot on the u.s. team. and it include a 32 dancers jeffro

trains at a popular break dancing studio in houston. that mentors kids interested in the dance i cannot do that. and you you petition exactly. get down with that. and there's a lot of excitement this weekend. >> yeah, in san francisco, it's bay to and the case you missed it. we did have a veteran runner on the show yesterday. his name's p chopped. >> he started off with a group of about 6 runners with a brace first started and he shared with us all these amazing pictures from like the 90's of him and his friends built, you know, when they could have floats back in the day and they were they had all these cool costumes and amazing mustaches and they were all running around. >> and so he's doing this for his 50th year. and there was one year that he won. they won best costume that in the year 2000 and then i love that afterwards. he was saying, you know, he's had like knee surgeries and he's doing fine. he's flying in and do this. but afterwards they'll go to tommy's joynt to celebrate. that's a great player. that was a great place in area. so good luck to handle all the

runners. yes, than answers wear something warm. if you're going honor the costumes. yeah. haha, have a great weekend. thank you for joining us all this week here on kron. 4 news. afternoons. see you on 4 news. afternoons. see you on monday. network is no network for business. that's why more choose comcast business. and now, we're introducing ultimate speed for business —our fastest plans yet. we're up to 12 times faster than verizon, at&t, and t-mobile. and existing customers could even get up to triple the speeds... at no additional cost. it's ultimate speed for ultimate business. don't miss out on our fastest speed plans yet! switch to comcast business and get started for $49.99 a month. plus, ask how to get up to an $800 prepaid card. call today!

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