story this half-hour, federal officers with the alcohol, tobacco, firearms and explosives agency were in san francisco today providing critical incident training on use of force force. theresa is there to see firsthand this training in action. >> the use of force seminar took place here at the san francisco law enforcement regional training facility key component. was this going through different scenarios where subjects confront

officers and whether the use of force is allowed by law the same way. but this is different right? i was one of several media representatives that participated in drills and this scenario i was confronted with 2 suspects who drew weapons when i was answering a 9-1-1, call. one had to pretend gun the other a bad. it was only a drill. but as i discovered, the drill became serious quite fast as the actor in the situation with tended to open fire on me. here is the atf special operations division deputy chief on why they hold these drills for the media all around the country. want to do is we want to talk to the public through the media. >> about the important topic of law enforcement officers using force and art classes to talk about 2 different aspects, which is one of the constitutional standards in the league rules that officers must follow when using force. and secondarily, what can truly be expected of officers performing under such difficult circumstances when

they're required to use force next step for this group. they are heading to washington, d.c., for conference and san francisco tree says stasio kron. 4 news. >> tonight we're learning one of the pittsburgh police officers being named in a civil rights lawsuit. >> has prior run-ins with the law. ashton porter was shot twice by officer ernesto mejia rosco while porter was having a mental health crisis at the hampton inn and suites back in 2022, the lawsuit claims porter never charged at the officer with a knife. as the police reports suggest body camera footage also seems to debunk police claims the shots nearly killed the father of 6 in a separate case. mejia rosco was among the several officers federally indicted last year for obstruction of justice, bribery and civil rights violations. >> i do showed up to the scene with blood already on his hands because he choked someone just several years before choked him to death just several years before this. and took him 2 years

fighting this case to the court system to finally get the criminal charge dismissed. >> in porter's case, he spent more than a month in jail before eventually posting bail. porter's lawsuit seeks monetary damages and demands a jury trial. the city of pittsburgh, the police department and former chief have not responded to our requests for comment. it was a contentious day at the state capitol as lawmakers took up a bill that would prohibit school districts from notifying parents if their children identified as >> transgender or came out as lgbtq+. kron four's capitol correspondent eytan wallace has the story. >> well, emotions and passions certainly running high here at the state capitol. those on one side argue parents should absolutely be notified while those on the other side say doing so could put kids lives at risk. >> when you forcibly out a child, it harms them. parent christie hearst making that argument before the senate education committee. she's

speaking out against policies requiring teachers and staff to notify parents upon learning their child identifies as transgender. >> what has come out as lgbtq+, this is harmful herself. a mother of 3 and co-founder of the nonprofit, our schools, usa first specifically came to the committee to urge members to support 18 1955. authored by san diego assembly member chris ward. the legislation would prohibit school district enforcing and implementing lgbtq+ notification policies and would forbid teachers from outing children to their parents unless the child gives permission. far. 8 school districts in california have implemented such policies. it is a safety issue. these policies are. >> harming our students. and i know that because they reach out to me and they tell me and they tell me how unsafe they are. and in fact, it makes all lgbtqia kids and safe home and the time in the manner they choose to be able to disclose any part of their identity is theirs to own always. but this

group disagrees. opponents of ab 1955. say school notification policies are necessary to ensure parents are kept in the know >> about their children. if you triangulate the parents. from what's happening in the school with the teachers in the school counselors. >> how can a parent care for their child opponents of such notification policies argue kids could suffer emotionally and consider suicide of parents are and accepting. >> but republicans on the committee believe the opposite is true. if a child is going through that that. parents do need to be notified to that. they can be aware if there's. >> anything that could take someone's life. but in the end, that mission, were those the democratic majority in the committee approved ab 1955. marking what could be the beginning of the end of school notification policies. i am. >> absolutely in support of this bill because what it means for the child. i will be supporting the bill and i hope that we will continue.

>> serve working on these conversations to the satisfaction of all parties. >> important to note the bill is nowhere near the end of the legislative process. it next heads to the senate health committee reporting at the state capitol. a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >> happening right now, the city of ur in days hosting a community town hall with a representative from the state's office of insurance to discuss the housing insurance crisis. it's at the orinda library auditorium. the state officials expected to discuss the longer term strategy to address this is more and more people are losing their homeowners insurance. is companies pull out? the meeting is set to go until 7 o'clock tonight. so still a little bit of time. if you want to scoot down there, we have complete coverage, though, for you. coming up tonight on kron, 4 news at 10 11. >> 8 middle school students have been arrested in connection to a fight at the sinaloa middle school campus in nevado. those students are between 12 and 14 years old. police say the fight happened

last friday after lunch when a group of students assaulted another student. a second student stepped in to stop the fight and was also hurt. both of the victims had to go to the hospital for their injuries yesterday police identified the 8 students who initiated that fight and arrested them. they are now in juvenile hall on felony assault charges. >> roads are back open after a big rig carrying 40,000 pounds of strawberries overturned in san jose forcing lanes to shut down this morning on 101 in 8.80, traffic was diverted for at least 3 hours after the semi crashes about 7 o'clock this morning. crews then worked to clear the roadways and get the truck out of there. >> let's get your check. have any with check on 4 zone forecast. taking a live look from mount tam at this hour of no fog coming through as we've kind of gotten used to that last week. and now. >> kind of cleared out of it. yeah, not much will be just a

little bit tomorrow morning, but that will be about all we'll get some scattered clouds in the afternoon. but not a major weather player at all for us. we'll see a little bit more for sunday. it looks like that weekends not too bad. just not as warm. getting a nice break breather there until we start to warm next week. oh, yeah. we're working on that extended forecast as well for you. but here's how things stand right now. golden gate bridge, not bad. getting busy. of course, there's your onshore winds. blue skies as we go temperature check. we're still hanging on to the upper 80's. well inland. 87 for brent, what? 85 for concord. but east bay shoreline dropping to the upper 60's, lower 70's. 65 pacifica. and up north, we've got some 80's and 70's as well. tonight. 52 san francisco, just some patchy fog bite on a little bit of that going on. 52 also going on for oakland in 55 san jose. all right for tomorrow, let's try about 68 san francisco, mild and breezy again a few afternoon clouds to make note of for oakland. at 75. 85. meanwhile for san jose with mostly sunny and

warm as what you can expect, let's get back to those winds. now. obviously, it's been kind of breezy this afternoon evening. we've got the big contrast going on as we're used to. we get that inland heating, air rises. something has to replace a fan, of course, coming in from the coast. we lose. the sun would lose the energy. we get the sun. we get the energy and just pull states back and forth a little bit less animated. it looks like getting into the weekend. that's going to be driven a little bit more by synoptic features that as big features like a front dropping south. and that's going to some scattered clouds there. not much else except cooler temps tonight, mostly clear mild 50's tomorrow. a few scattered clouds in the afternoon, but not a game changer. all hot and cold cooler at the coast. the weekend deal looks like some morning scattered clouds. and on saturday morning. but sunday will be throughout the afternoon. it looks like and you will notice it will be noticeably cooler on that front. all right. here's a look at high temperatures for tomorrow. we already got the blood reds already in place. look at this. the blues are inside the greens off towards the coast. there's a contrast. expect that for the next couple of days off that

extended forecast and a bit well and grant. >> dave, thank you. the 12 new yorkers who will decide whether to convict former president donald trump of 34 felonies began their deliberations earlier today after roughly 4 hours they were sent home for the evening, but only after they made several requests of the judge shower. catherine heenan is live in the newsroom. >> with the recap of the day, catherine. yeah, well, i they jump right in a grant to know while the jurors to include a banker. >> 2 attorneys there is a teacher in the mix taking the deliberations apparently very seriously. they sent a couple of different notes to the judge asking for more information to be a re read. and the judge said, yes, that is going to happen tomorrow. it all set off the usual speculation as to what is happening in that jury room. >> the jury deliberation room been called a black box. and no one knows what's going on in there. >> that's a retired trial

judge. his right. except we do know the jury now wants to rehear some of the testimony and some or all of the instructions. jurors want some of the testimony from former national enquirer publisher david packard to be read back, focusing on a 2015 trump tower meeting where packer agreed effectively to intercept negative stories for trump. they also want to hear star witness and former trump fixer, michael cohen's testimony about the same meeting. trump is charged with 34 felony counts of falsifying business records. prosecutors say he misrepresented hush money payments to cover up an affair with adult film. actress stormy daniels. trump denies the affair. the jury now has to decide whether prosecutors prove their case kind of probably have some dispute among themselves and they've got to resolve them. >> to reach a unanimous verdict. >> it only takes one holdout to complicate the case. a hung

jury would lead to a mistrial. meantime, donald trump again began the day by criticizing the trial, but also taking a swipe at robert de niro. the actor showed up outside the courthouse tuesday. blast trump and you've got heckled by trump supporters. >> and then they have protested broken >> standing out there. you've he got got >> after jurors left for the the judge and the attorneys they had to stay behind to detail exactly what will be re read tomorrow. they have to agree on that. but bottom line sounds like a big part of thursday could be spent rehashing the testimony and all those instructions. grant and noelle. >> thank you, catherine. tough job for jury. the giants and phillies finishing up their three-game series today. where

there's a shortage brotherly love it. oracle, next in sports, ben ross tells us why the boys of summer we're getting along today. need a time out.

>> and now kron 4 sports. a welcome into sports. i'm ben ross. look. all of a sudden the jackets, our red hot today trying to become the first team to sweep the league-leading philadelphia phillies this season. >> and we had some drama. maybe not the way you would think. but yeah, bryce harper, maybe you'd guess he was right in the middle of it. he was

not in the best mood. he was angry after a strikeout. and then in the 4th boy, the benches are clearing. we'll have more on that in a moment. let's get to the actual highlights for some baseball kyle harrison on the hill for san francisco. the phillies gave him a very rude welcome. we pick it up on the 4th pitch of the game. kyle shorter. that's his 36 career leadoff home run. and before the fans even had their garlic fries, it's one to nothing. phillies. now we go to the 4th inning which we talked about philly's up 2, nothing harper at the plate. harrison. that was his second straight pitch up. and in it actually hit the bat. but everyone at first thought it hit harper, both dugouts and bullpens emptied. no punches thrown just lot of staring. lot of talking love chatting. the replay would actually show that harper was not hit. it hit the bat cooler heads prevailed. no objections. warnings issued to both sides. we go to the 5th as theirs. a drive into deep

left field by nick custody. anos. it will be a home run. and so that will make it a 4 to nothing ballgame. if you know, you know, tough will go to the top of the 8th now, still for nothing. philly, harper finally gets his first hit of the series. this snaps for 14 drought with the rbi single the phillies avoid the sweep. 61, the final giants will get a day off tomorrow before they host the yankees for 3 games starting friday. now lets get back to harper in harrison situation afterwards, harper said he had no hard feelings. i'm type of guy that likes to play for motions. i kind of let that kind of feel mean. >> i'm really just after happened. i wanted to execute the pitch and get him out ball. you're not tempted to go and again the i mean, i would have gone in the game. you know, why not? you we're trying to get guys out.

>> love that attitude from the youngster. all right. meanwhile, the a's and rays playing game 2 of their series in tampa where a short sleeve weather outside. according to this young fan, it was not hot weather, but it was dipping split come-on. mom. see dad gets it. i don't want the hot dog. i want the dippin dots on to the game. we pick up the action in the 6th inning tied at one runners on the corners for. and to har and he hits a little dribbler down the 3rd base line. that's a thing of beauty as it stays fair. abraham toro comes into score the go ahead, run it the a's. take the lead. bottom 7 now tied at 2, 2 on for isaac for it that's a screaming down the left-field line of the run comes into score but does get a little greedy here. the ideas out by a mile. so tampa will settle for just the one run. got to the top of the 8th now raise still upper run, jj blood days singles it to left schuman who lives up 3rd initially on the cut off. today going to get thrown out at second. but look at this.

here comes to men to the plate. he slides in safely a's tie it up. being told the rays just walked it off in the bottom of the 9th inning and they have won by the final 4 to 3. all right. to football now where the forty-niners held another this morning in santa clara. no brandon aiyuk. but there was a surprise guest. yeah. wide receiver juwan jennings number 15 on hand running some patterns that camp after signing a one-year extension with the team today and rather than signing his restricted free agent. tender wennings agree to this deal which keeps him with the niners through 2025, the contract is worth up to 15.4 million dollars, including 10.5 million guaranteed affectionately known 3rd and juwan jennings is played 45 regular season games with 78 catches 963 yards and 7 tds in his 3 years with the team and his teammates certainly know how valuable he is to the offense. just ask george kittle it.

>> i think every single person fell that watches tape, every general manager, every scout the law. just take a look at wants film right? holy cow. this is the skies. one of it just when you ken for a guy that does it all. he runs routes does run game. he shows up every day and loving the game with a great attitude every single day. and then you get the game that he makes all those that's that's something that you want to be in your building. some that you want to pay that someone you want to reward because he's just going to keep bringing this monday going to raise the standard everybody around them. so we have a guy like that. that does everything. it's great for us. >> that is great for us. all real quick tonight, the final update. we've got all charges have been dropped against scottie scheffler, the world's number one golfer. you may remember this incident couple of weeks ago. the pga a weird situation. those charges all dropped. that's roadway. i think there was a miscommunication saw on the

video. he didn't really do anything all that wrong. stopped right when they told them. so it's good to see that the charges the video backed up his side of the story. exactly right. but then welcome to kron. good to have exciting. get getting busy here with the niners wrapping up and it's always year round, right? all right. >> thanks venture. >> new today, legislative leaders say they've reached a budget agreement. they vow will spare the state from major cuts to core programs. in a statement this afternoon, assembly speaker robert read and senate president pro tem mike mcguire said they believe their proposed budget keeps the state on track to tackle a 45 billion dollar project. a deficit while still maintaining key spending for housing education. the proposal calls for more than 26 billion dollars in cuts over the next 2 years and maintains about half of the state's reserves, the assembly and senate budget committees are scheduled to review. this proposed budget in the coming week. lawmakers have until june 15th to pass a fully

balanced budget. >> weather time here. meteorologist dave spahr is with us now with a look at what's to come tomorrow. a date, a grant noel. good evening. and we're looking at a warm up tomorrow, but then taking a breather for the weekend. we're going explore what it looks like. all those maps and all that kind of stuff. but in the extended forecast, get ready for a hot, hot, hot. here's a look at the golden gate bridge. not hot here, though. there's the onshore winds in place. expect those over the 48 hours there. you can see that they're pretty much in place. here's a look at what i'm talking about here. so the high pressure got to control things tomorrow. that is we get to the weekend. there's a weak little front that drops past. we get some scattered clouds, but all the real action is up to the north by monday. we're pretty much done with it. so the high now i control things. yeah, and it controls things over much of the pacific. i know. doesn't look like from the shot here, but it's pretty much controlling things. well off to hawaii and beyond in the central pacific in the northern hemisphere. that is a 68 tomorrow. san francisco with the coast. let's keep him

in the lower 60's upper 50's still be chilly there with those onshore winds. 73 for burlingame heading south will do about 80 redwood city. 82 with side and 77 for mountain view. looks like 85 coming in for san jose. 84 santa clara, east bay shoreline to the south at about 80 with tri valley, upper 80's here were back to some 70's going on for san leandro. castro valley, a good 10 degree jump. however, as you can see through much of a tri valley for a delay host. 74 with the winds. 89 fairfield. 85 going on for now, maybe not 9, 4, santa rosa again to finish off this week to get to the weekend. yeah, we do have temperatures kind of bottom out there and then they jump by tuesday through wednesday and into thursday. we may see some numbers even hotter than this. but this is what aim for right now. expect maybe even some mid 90's as a possibility thanks. day of a wildfire forecasting system now in the works would be the first of its kind in could potentially save lives. the university of

hawaii. >> created in the wake of the deadly wildfires and maui. this would combine climate and historical wildfire data and use ai technology to pinpoint at-risk areas. it's expected to have real-time maps able to predict wildfire risk about a day ahead of time. hawaii state lawmakers plan on having the system up and running in 2 years. coming up, a new report out now declaring one bay area city has the best place to raise kids in the country. >> details after the break.

>> well, the oakland zoo has welcomes 3 new baby bison. look at these low guys. they're telling patrons to watch out for the little ones from its bison overlook the zoo posted about them on social media, calling them fresh fuzzies. they can typically way around 66 pounds at birth. the babies are also technically referred to as red dogs because of their light colored for which darkens as they age. they won't live here forever. eventually the babies will go help replenish the bison population. >> and montana, so congratulations. that is a drastic a color change abaco. little red dots. all right. while it helps as freeman is the number one best place in america to raise a family. the study compared more than 180 cities considering. >> the cost of housing quality of local schools and healthcare system in place. while it helps as fremont ranks number one because of its public schools and summer

camp opportunities. san jose was number 7. by the way, san francisco came in at number 12, top 15 back. >> that wraps up companies at 68. you being with us. we'll see you back here tonight for kron. news at 11.

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