>> now from the area's local news station. this is kron. 4 news at 3. >> now at 3 tense moments at uc santa cruz as police break up a pro-palestine encampment. dozens of protesters arrested. thank you so much for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 3. i'm stephanie lin police and bike. you're responding to uc santa cruz early this morning removing the pro-palestine encampment there. kron four's charles clifford has more. >> well, here in santa cruz on friday afternoon, the uc santa cruz campus remains blocked off. you can see they've got the road shut down right behind me here as law enforcement continues to remove an encampment from the campus. early friday morning. law enforcement in right here, including officers from the

california highway patrol, the san francisco police department began clearing encampments from the uc santa cruz campus. >> protesters upset about the conflict in gaza between hamas and israel have been here on campus for weeks. the university says they've been asking protesters to leave, stop blocking access to the school to no avail. in a statement on friday, they defended their decision to move in saying it is imperative that we restore full access to our campus and and other on lawful. >> unsafe actions as demonstrators continued to disrupt campus operations and threaten safety, even delaying access of emergency vehicles. it was impossible to do so without law enforcement intervention. the school also says that multiple arrests have been made. but as of midday friday, it's unknown exactly how many people have been taken into custody around 100 protesters remained on scene after being pushed back by police. they say the school has gone too far. so what's the mood amongst everybody right the mood is really, really we're we're quite frankly, were furious.

>> people are out there. they're yelling and the screaming because this enormous violation of her constitutional rights and a overboard reaction in terms the level of brutality that we're witnessing by late morning. most of the encampments have been removed. it's unclear how long law enforcement will remain on scene. protesters told kron 4 that they are going to stay now with access to campus being limited on friday, all classes were held remotely. but for now in santa cruz, charles clifford kron, 4 news. hundreds of faith leaders from across california are in san francisco today. >> praying for peace in gaza. the event held outside senator alex padilla as office. also part of a demonstration calling on the senator to vote against what you organizers say is u.s. complicity in the killing happening in gaza. those participating say they're calling on senator padilla because he voted in favor of additional military weapons to be sent to israel. today's protest comes after the recent israeli air strikes in rafah that killed at least

37 palestinians as the military. they're targeted 2 senior hamas militants those participating hope. this gathering will lead to a meeting with the senator to discuss the release of hostages on both sides of this conflict as well as an immediate cease-fire. happening in just a couple of hours, protesters plan to rally in front of the san francisco federal building in solidarity with the people of rafah. this is video from a previous protest at the same location back in february. today's protest is scheduled to start at 5. the group organizing the event is demanding the u.s. imposed an arms embargo with israel. meantime, the bay-area mural program or bam is holding a fundraiser tonight to raise money and awareness for the continued war in gaza. the event will have live music and share our work to raise money for the cause of freedom flotilla. the goal is to set bay area residents along with supplies on a fleet of boats to help with relief efforts overseas, the fundraiser for bay to gaza will be from 6 to 10 tonight at the oakland location on san pablo avenue.

and today president joe biden announced a new cease-fire proposal by israel. his plan is built in 3 phases. they include a complete cease-fire for 6 weeks and the release of more hostages eventually leading to the release of all remaining hostages and the permanent removal of israeli troops from gaza. today, the president spoke directly to americans who have criticized the violence in gaza saying he is not okay with what is happening there. >> time too big and this new stage. hostages come home. for israel to be secure the suffering to stop. it's time for this war to end. >> also says hamas is no longer capable of carrying out another october 7th attack. he could. it's the israel, israeli military, rather for that. san francisco's iconic anchor brewing company has a new owner. we learned today that the founder and ceo of kobani has bought the company

ho me de la calle is a turkish billionaire who was a pioneer in the natural food movement. the terms of the agreement were not released. however, we do know that purchase includes all of anchors assets, which include the beers trademarks team, be a recipe, the patrol campus and all the brewing equipment in to in ankara's to herro street warehouse facility anchor brewing is regarded as a pioneer in the craft beer movement and a parade in san francisco for 127 years before it was shut down by its previous owner last year. let's talk about our forecast now at 305, this afternoon live look outside at the bay gorgeous view. you can see san francisco e let's check in now with cuyler for more on our weather high. yeah, another gorgeous day start yesterday's highs, though, because they're really impressive. the inner east bay. you can see we've got up to 96 degrees in pittsburgh. >> upper 80's in the south bay and the north bay, 70 degrees in san francisco. this is where we are today. half moon bay. you can see got some blue skies out there today, although the marine layer is kind of lurking offshore just

a little bit. we're going to see a tiny return of that as we get into the night. temperatures right now. again, impressive and again, the inner east day is showing the highest numbers there. you can see spotlight cochran, antioch, up to 93 degrees not far behind livermore sitting at 91 65 in downtown san francisco's office. a little cooler than we were yesterday. we got up to 70 degrees, but still some nice 70's around the bay mountain view right now sitting about 77 degrees. so this is storm tracker 4. it is nice and clear, but you do see down near monterey bay, a little bit of marine layer hanging out. so in indication things are about to change up a little bit as we head towards the weekend. we have this low pressure system to our north and west. that is ultimately going to roll in. h% it will not bring us rain, but it will likely bring us a little drizzle at the coast and also knock temperatures down, which is really the biggest factor they're going to be seeing. so as we look over the next couple of days, get ready for a big drop in temperatures saturday into sunday. having said that, still a pretty nice weekend. i think sunday will be the cloudier day of the 2 next

week. we're going to warm up again. even warmer. the temperatures we've seen this week. i'll be back a little bit. we'll talk about that. all right. thanks so much. the man accused of kidnapping and murdering 12 year-old polly klass nearly 3 decades ago will remain on death row. >> a judge denied a petition to recall the death sentence against richard alan davis. today his attorney cited changes in the law as well as governor gavin newsom, putting a moratorium hn the death penalty. hope was to recess. tossie was covering this for us and joins us live now from the newsroom with more details on what happened in court to risa. i stephanie was a tense morning in court for those gathered in a south bay courtroom with both sides squaring off in this case involving infamous criminal and a santa clara county courtroom friday. both sides sat quietly waiting for the judge's decision. >> much was at issue on one side. richard alan davis was convicted in 1996 of killing 12 year-old polly klass after kidnapping her from her bedroom during a sleepover at

her mom's petaluma home. a jury handed down the death penalty in the case. mark class is paul. his dad. >> this is dominated. our lives certainly for the last couple of months are going tied up in knots. i've been very worried. i've been very anxious about 2 years ago in senate bill wiped out mandatory sentencing enhancements. >> davis's attorneys use that to file for re-sentencing bed in an effort to have it reduced. davis like other death row inmates were moved from san quentin when governor newsom put a moratorium on the death penalty in court. the judge spoke davis's request, but ultimately sided with prosecutors saying that his case did not qualify for re-sentencing. >> 1996, when the jury recommended death from a judge sentenced him to death. i believe i stood on very steps of being poured and said finally the to govern and we can move forward with our lives yet. here we are. 28

years later, based on a new law. retroactively throws out special circumstances. class says that when it comes to having any closure in the case, he has strong opinions, especially based on davis's actions. >> then and now. >> don't know what's closure no longer this guys alive. there's no real closure. proven by his words and deeds and his actions in his testimony that there's not going to be ending any anything. justice will follow. you want remain to why? >> after polly's murder class launched a foundation in his daughter's name helping hundreds of families in their search for missing children. class recently closed organization saying that it was time to move on in the newsroom. theresa back to you. theresa, thank you. all lanes are now open on northbound highway. 17 south of santa cruz avenue in los gatos. this

after a bus crashed with at least 4 other cars in los gatos shortly after 7 this morning, new the cats exit video showing some of that damage. you can see one cars could completely smashed in right there. the highway patrol says a number of people were injured. the extent of the injuries remains unclear. chp says the crash forced a miles long back up. california highway patrol is investigating a deadly crash on highway one in palo alto. the crash happened just before 3 this morning. chp says a man driving an suv pulled over to the side of the highway for a car issue. officers say the car suddenly drifted back into traffic and that's when a sedan hit the back of the car. the driver of the suv got out of his car following the crash and was struck by a tractor. the victim died at the scene. chp is working to find out the cause of the suv drifting back into oncoming traffic. pride month officially begins tomorrow. how one east bay city is planning on keeping a drag story time event safe.

>> and present abrasions are already kicking off across the bay area where rainbow flags were raised in the bay area. today we show you. and still ahead this hour, more protections for survivors of domestic violence. the new state bill that just passed the senate floor. we had to sacramento and check in with our capitol correspondent for the latest. welcome back.

3.14, this afternoon. and pride is kicking off a day early in walnut creek. >> today city officials raised the flag outside city hall and tomorrow the city holds 2 pride events including drag

queen story time similar events happen in the bay area in other bay area. cities in the past have drawn some demonstrations. but as kron four's philippe djegal reports, city officials do expect a positive turnout this year. >> this year, the city of walnut creek has expanded the number of pride event scheduled for june, ranging from yoga in the park and drag queen story time plus crafts to pride night at cabaret and pride. pet parade art city council has given us the lead on this. they've established. >> diversity, equity inclusion as a priority for the city of the city's director of arts and recreation. kevin safina says drag queen story time was a hit last year. but the event has been controversial in other cities, most notably in 2022. when the right extremist group proud boys, frightened children and their families at the san lorenzo library disrupting a drag queen reading children's books to young kids.

>> safina is well aware that people have used want to create to push political agendas several times this year. city council meetings have been bombarded by hate speech. that's a theme does not expect that will be the case. saturday. family should always feel safe walnut creek. >> whenever we have any event that has a large number of the police are always aware should anything come up? but don't expect that they will be necessary. 16 says families should feel comforted knowing the event is being held across from the police station. to the extent that we have people who have different opinions, we welcome that >> and we're prepared to address there's any concerns that come during the time we have this but we're looking forward to walnut creek, embracing. >> the community here, which is we are very inclusive community. and so we're looking part of successful about the reading will be held saturday at civic park assembly hall on civic drive from 11 in the morning until noon. >> the event is free, but advance registration is required for children and they must be accompanied by an

adult in walnut creek. philippe djegal, all kron 4 nays. >> we can see oakland mayor sheng thao there and oakland officials holding a flag ceremony to ring in pride month. the city holds holds excuse me. the city holds on official celebrations until september, but mayor sheng thao. she said that she welcomes residents to support the rights of the lgbtq+ community in june, the rainbow flag overlooks the city from city hall all month long. francisco also ringing in the start of pride month. city officials hanging a huge rainbow flag over union square this morning. you can see it now across the bay area. cities celebrate lgbtq+ rights with annual festivals, parades and events. san francisco's pride parade is set for june 30th as well. all of details are on sf pride dot org. as such. here's a bit to talk about the weather now live look outside at the city of

san francisco. and kelly, we just saw that video of the pride flag hanging union square. just beautiful blue skies. can't believe that. it's june to right? yes. oh, gosh. yeah. that quick. >> hey, we're a little breezy out there. you can see that is to take a live look from our studios actually is what you're looking at. >> right into downtown san francisco. but we have had blue skies all day today. it's been just lovely out there once again. lots of sunshine. >> and this weekend we're going to cool down. marine layer is going to come back. our friend the marine layer will be back. major warming trend next week, though. and i mean, big time as and we could see mid to upper in some of our inland spots. but we are pretty warm today, too. 85 right now san jose where it's 70 in alameda. but 91 in livermore and you can see in downtown san francisco a little cooler than yesterday. we're at 65 degrees yesterday we got up to 70 some 80's up in the north bay nevado kind of the head of the pack there at 88 degrees. but clover, dale's in the 90's at this hour. so i mention that we're getting breezy and oh, boy, have these numbers jumped up

in the last hour. now at 23 miles per hour in san francisco. check out oakland now. 28 miles per hour. so just be mindful of that. if you're driving across any of our bridges, you're probably going to be feeling that low pressure system is to our north and west and it is going to help to kind of moderate this high pressure and bumped out of the way for a few days before the high pressure kind of roars back in. so can see right now, obviously really nice blue skies, but there is a little marine layer down there down in monterey bay area. and that will be building back in 70 show. you what happens as we go through tonight. should be a really nice night. if you're headed out as we head into saturday, the first part of the day starts with some sunshine. and once we kick the marine layer in the morning and then you can see saturday night, we really start to see some heavier clouds are role and they stick with us into monday, that could mean some coastal drizzle as well. but for the most part, the rain stays to the north of us. but check this out. temperature trends i'm using livermore as an example here. obviously warm today. we're cooling it down for saturday sunday, monday. but look what happens

as we get into next week, particularly on that wednesday, thursday. there we can see those temperatures really shooting up. so a quick look at your extended forecast shows you they're going to start of june, you know, relatively cool. and then we're going to just go way above where we should be tuesday through thursday, a little snap of heat coming our way. back to all right. thank you so much. >> a former bay area college professor has been sentenced to more than 5 years in federal prison for arson derry, maine are pleaded guilty to 3 counts of arson back in february. prosecutors say men are set a series of fires in the shasta-trinity national forest in 2021. while crews battled the dixie mega fire. men are taught criminology at sonoma state and santa clara university's. in the south bay. the man arrested after an assault at a vta station now faces an attempted murder charge. investigators released surveillance video of that assault. and we do want to warn you this video might be hard for some to watch. this

was at the vta children's discovery museum station. investigators say andrew perez was wearing an armored vest when he attacked a man on the station platform. you can see perez going up to the man with a bike and immediately started to punch and kick him. the assault goes on for some time. perez, then eventually runs off and barricades himself inside a home before being arrested. the victim identified as a 45 year-old man was taken to the hospital to be treated for injuries, including some deep cuts. a jewelry store in the east bay is hit by robbers. newer police say at least a dozen people forced their way into been jewelers on new park mall road wednesday afternoon. the group shattered glass display cases and took off in multiple getaway cars. police are working to figure out the exact value of the jewelry stolen. they're asking anyone with information to please give them a call. still ahead, a big tesla malfunction out affected over 100,000 cars. >> the safety warning that you need to know. and the free

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programs nationwide starting in 2025. more than 140,000 users successfully filed returns using direct filed during the 2024 season. the pilot program saved an estimated 5.6 million dollars in tax preparation, fees and that pilot program did focus on simple but the irs will share more details on this later on this year. and some good news for costco members. costco will not change the price of its beloved hot dog combo anytime soon. costco's new chief financial officer confirming yesterday, but the retailers hot dog and drink. we'll stay at above 50. that price has been untouched since 1985. rumors have suggested the price might change due to high inflation rates. but executives say the price will remain unchanged for the time being what a deal. coming up on kron. 4 news at 3. trump gives remarks after yesterday's historic verdict. >> we're checking in with our dc bureau and a bay area expert for the latest on this.

plus, giving prosecutors more leeway charge you for domestic violence cases. we break down a key bill that just passed the senate floor. those

>> we're seeing dramatic reactions to the conviction of former president donald trump. yesterday, a new york jury found him guilty on all 34 felony charges for his involvement in a hush money scheme. our washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandt has more on the verdict. >> former president donald trump is wasting no time trying to control the fallout here today. he gave a fiery speech where he attacked the

judge, the witnesses and the guilty verdict. it was a rigged trial in an angry tirade at trump tower. former president donald trump repeated his claims of innocence just hours after a new york jury found him guilty of 34 counts of falsifying business records to hide a hush money payment. everything involved with standard. there was no crime both supporters and opponents rallied at trump tower after the historic verdict and from the white house. president biden also reacted to the decision the american press mall. >> but no one is above the law. >> was rear from he called out his political opponent for attacking the justice system reckless. it's dangerous. it's irresponsible for anyone to say this was read just because they don't like the verdict. the trial lasted over a month that included hours of testimony and dozens of witnesses and documents. and it took the jury just 2 days of deliberation to reach their decision. it was a little quick that they actually do their homework and they ask for the replay of the

testimony. georgetown law professor victoria nurse gives the jurors credit in the end, they came to a unanimous verdict and i think that's quite significant. next come sentencing, which is scheduled for july 11. the penalties for these charges could range from fines to probation to jail time. that's up to the judge. and that is a difficult question for this judge. he has a lot of discretion, but the former president is promising to fight the verdict. we're going to be appealing this. >> scam the trump team is jumping right into campaign mode. the former president went to a fundraiser in manhattan last night and his campaign team sent out an e-mail blast calling him a political prisoner and asking for donations. >> in washington, i'm hannah brandt. >> and joining us live now to break down mister trump's post verdict remarks is political science professor at sonoma state university. david mcewan. good afternoon to professor. >> good afternoon. happy friday. >> happy friday to you. and of course, a very busy for all of us who are touched by this news. now, of course, professor, this is a historic moment. never in american

history. have we had a former president convicted of criminal charges? we know that mister trump this morning, he deflected a lot of responsibility. he called this trial raved a scam. among other things, do those remarks surprise you given what we've seen during the trump presidency? >> no, i i don't think there's much surprising here about the republican this is going to be donald trump and gop revenge they're going to go into campaign mode. that's that's correct. they have a fundraiser in san francisco next wednesday, june 6. the vice president, kamala harris, also as a fundraiser going on then. but also between now and sentencing july. 11th, you have first debate on june 27th. but between now and someone is probably going to who was on the jury. those folks on the jury will then be docks to they'll out there will be elements of this that are going to be on the offensive. so in terms of the horse that brung donald trump, right, social media in terms

kind of going forward and being really aggressive. that's not going to change and you're not going to see that even his republican allies who doubled down on today in the last 24 48 hours and you're also going to see record amounts of money raised sure they raise 35 million in the last 24 hours, but they're going to raise probably closer to by the time we get to monday and start things next week. so they're going to fully offensive and that shouldn't change anytime soon. >> when do you anticipate news of this conviction to movs the needle long undecided voters in favor of trump or president biden. >> yes, i think one thing that happens is on the we have voters that are a little bit purple little bit blue. these purple people. look, these these red kind of voters blue somewhere in there, those folks in the middle, they'll move on the margins and then move in states like pennsylvania, the move in bucks they'll move in places like michigan, wisconsin, georgia and nevada. that could be a problem for them in november. but there's a long time between now and the

election 157 days from now. a lot that can happen. and obviously that will the donald trump gop convention on july 15th 4 short days sentencing on july. 11th. >> all right. you're touching on the timeline, which is the next point. i want to bring up all signs to suggest that trump does plan to appeal the verdict. but this is something that's not going to happen overnight. even the sentencing is not set to happen for several weeks, which you alluded to earlier. so can you walk us through a timeline of what you think is likely to happen next? >> yeah, i mean, look, he has 30 to put forward a formal document that he's going to feel this. they won't take that long. obviously he's going to raise money early often. but what's interesting is that and hannah alluded to this in her kind of setup piece. their schedule is a little bit like here for the next week, obviously coming to california on wednesday. but what we now and then they don't they didn't have a lot schedule. they have things schedule online, but they don't have these massive rallies and events. so they're going to have turn that up, if

you will, to take advantage of the exposure that they have because also what you saw in this kind of destroying in all over the map press conference that he gave today. we didn't take any questions from the press. he was also on the offensive end, talked about what they're going to do in that disjointed come kind of a press conference. he also is the first time he's had national cameras in front of in toto for for a week. he doesn't have moving forward and he's going to have to get that as well. he's going get those cameras and find moments where you can get on the campaign trail and get some attention. before not just his voters, but those purple people that we're always talking about. and i love that you brought up the topic of press coverage. professor, it's been fascinating just watching the media's coverage of this event. >> during trump's remarks today, cnn and msnbc. they both cut away in the middle of his announcement. fox news. no surprise. they ran the remarks in full. so can you provide some color and perspective on these different coverage approaches, if you will?

>> yeah. so as someone who you know, lives politics. 24 by 7, i read this stuff. i watch the staff across all of the go back and look at it and try to engage with across various mediums. when you do that, what you see is that there is this kind built real big difference in character and what goes on and that coverage is hugely important. not just the people in the silos of their beliefs, whether they're on the left or the right. but what is happening in terms of coverage. so this is where the media's role becomes hugely important in terms of news events, what those mean and what this looks like. and when you're assaulting the legitimacy of a jury of your peers and what that looks like. that signals not in political science, but in real world politics. why this is such a big deal. this is a tectonic shift, a shift between not red-and-blue but between those who believe in the rule of law and you know, we stand for something and those that are willing to kind of fly by the seat of their pants and donald trump is willing to kind of fly by the seat of his pants about what goes on. he throws away the

teleprompter and he just it about a lot of disconnected things today. and that's a fatigue factor. and so how you cover that? how you talk about that is really rich and important. and that is what people will pay attention to after the conventions. and after the debate, it's the coverage of those events and how we talk about those events that matter more than the actual events themselves the the comments that are made because most people have their lives. really, they're not doing this. 24 by 7 might be like me. >> very good, professor, noah, just to wrap things up here. this is, of course. >> uncharted territory for journalists, political analysts, anyone covering and working to understand this event. but perhaps you can offer perspective on this next question. and that can a convicted felon run for president? >> absolutely. i mean, the constitution is silent about this. the one issue could bes. 78 years old. he's never been convicted of anything before. you know, he probably gets a

suspended sentence. so does that mean u.s. to check in with his probation officer? what you talking will talk to his once a week that you've got those peo once a month and then what does he do can go out on the campaign trail or not, but he can serve as he can run. he can serve as president. the constitution is silent on this. it's a citizenship requirement. it's a requirement for age. it's really quite a wide ranging and then he can pardon himself because the state level case. but obviously they're all those federal that are coming down the pike in the way things are going in florida with judge cannon. that case isn't going to be heard probably 2028. so we've got a long way to go here. and we have a long way to go in this election and pass this election because as a your viewers now, this election doesn't end even on november 5th that there's going to regardless what happens in the 2.70 electoral college count and what happens in the popular vote. there's going to consequences even beyond that if he loses, he doesn't lose with grace. and that's one thing we know about donald trump. >> alright, sonoma state university professor of political science, david

mcewan, thank you so much for your insight on this historic moment. we appreciate it. all right. meanwhile, trump will be in san francisco as the professor just mentioned next thursday for a fundraiser co-hosting that event are billionaire david sacks and his wife, jacqueline sacks, the ceo of children's clothing line, safe haven. the event will be held in pacific heights and trump's arrival will come a day after vice president kamala harris visits the city. she said to attend a fundraiser next wednesday at manny's cafe. the specific time has not yet been revealed. bill introduced in the legislature seeks to give prosecutors more time to charge someone with domestic violence. state law allows prosecutors to file charges up to 5 years after an alleged domestic violence incident has taken place. but the new proposal would extend that time frame by several years. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports. >> well, the state senator who authored this bill says it's all about protecting victims and holding perpetrators accountable to victims out there. i wanted to understand that we are fighting every day

to make sure that you are state. that's the message states. senator susan rubio baldwin park says she sending with her bill sb 690, if signed into law. the legislation would extend the statute of limitations in domestic violence cases, giving prosecutors more time to charge domestic violence suspects as it stands today. state law allows prosecutors to charge someone up to 5 years after an alleged domestic violence incident took place but should sb 690, be signed. prosecutors will be allowed to chart some up to 15 years after that incident. this will be victims of time too, to breathe. 2 x help seek help and do put all their affairs in order in order to a situation safety, a survivor herself. rubio says this issue is especially important to her. she was the state senator behind the 2019 law that increased the domestic violence statute of limitations to its current 5 years. she says after meeting with countless survivors, she believes 5 years is not enough. she also says this

recently released video showing music mogul sean diddy combs punching and kicking ex-girlfriend in 2016. makes it clear why survivors are afraid to speak out. combs apologized after the video was released. >> i make no exouses a view on that video inexcusable. but as california last dance day because combs incident took place more than 5 years ago. >> the statute of limitations has now expired meaning too much time already passed to file charges. we understand that job. the trauma, the victims feel. >> it's not easy and it takes an average of 8 to 10 years for victims to get over that trauma. so michael is to give victims a little bit more time heal. get help. make sure that their state but one pray that their families are safe. the bill already received bipartisan support from the state senate. but the proposal does face opposition from the california public defenders association. >> who wrote this in part, quote, the extension of the statute of limitations will

result in the conviction of innocent people is bad public policy and way scarce resources that could be better spent on evidence-based and effective strategies to and domestic violence. rubio disagrees to those that continue to my bill. i would speak to victims. >> talk to the impression and see what they have to do. i think is fun. shots and not to allow victims to seek justice when they're ready. not some of those that oppose the bill say that they should come forward. >> and to be clear, the bill is not retroactive, meaning it will apply only to domestic violence incidents that take place after it signed into it next heads to the assembly appropriations committee reporting at the state capitol. a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >> let's talk about our forecast now as we take a live look outside at the embarcadero. we can see there's a bit of a breeze out there. cuyler. what are you there is i'm also seeing i believe a pride flag out there getting ready to start friday as we get into june. >> and we're going to started

with some pretty decent weather for the weekend. i'll be a lot cooler than we've had last couple of days right now. you can see blue skies. but let's talk weekend weather because i know that's what everybody wants to know. so get right to it. obviously today, very warm temperatures. we've got some 90's out there to inland, but tomorrow and sunday, we're going to cool it down as we have a low pressure system that's going to roll across the by the way that extends into monday as well. not right now we're looking good. but tonight in the overnight hours, we will see a little bit of that marine layer start to build back in. it will be confined to the coast, but it's the beginning of this low pressure system making its move. and that's what's going to knock down our temperatures a bit. so let's talk about where we are right now, which is to say that we are not cool at all. if you are in spots like concord, antioch, livermore up in the 90's right now. 88 in nevado 65 in downtown san francisco. and you can see some nice 70's in spots like mountain view. san jose about 85 degrees. but as we go through the night tonight, told you that marine layer builds in kind of along the coast tonight. tomorrow morning. we will wake up with a little bit of marine layer

presence that we haven't seen in a few days now. it will pull back and give us some sunshine on saturday. but by saturday night, things are going to move towards more cloudy and more marine layer as we roll into sunday and monday. so tonight call it mostly clear skies unless you're out of the coast. have that patchy coastal fog. i'll be back in a little bit. we'll talk more about our 7 day forecast, which includes very warm temperatures for tuesday through thursday. back to you through a very warm thanks so much. >> coming up, helping shelter pets find a forever home. we're sitting down with francisco spca officials just before a california is adopt a pet day to learn more about how you can get involved and help save a life. and we're also taking a look back in our archives remarks from president kennedy on this day in history. that's up next on kron. 4 news at break.

happening tonight, the city of oakland skates their way into summer and you can join in the fun. >> rapper and philanthropist mistah fab is hosting the risk a party food vendors live music performances and rollerskating will be taking over the henry j kaiser convention center. all proceeds go to fab summer youth program. and earlier a kron, 4 news at 2. i spoke with this if on upcoming programs geared towards supporting the cause. >> and we were opening up so many activation spaces. yeah, this opened up a space for kids. it's caught on places. michael's, it's a studio, but it's basically like a. a curator content zone where we give the kids free studio time for them to come record, you know, to get them off the streets, are we don't? we're not charging the kids. so we push that we don't work.

>> tickets for the doe paris gates party are still available. doors open at 9 o'clock tonight. so come out and support a good cause. and attention bay area barbs rapson station. nicki minaj is bringing her pink friday tour, a world tour back to the bay area. rapson station open the tour at the oakland arena in march. and today multiple shows to her tour with another bay area date. minaj is now set to take the chase center stage in san francisco monday, september 23rd tickets are on sale now. now another side note about this is minaj was recently arrested at the amsterdam airport on suspicion of possessing soft drugs. minaj documented that experience on social media denying those claims. a sold-out grave is set to take over the streets of san francisco this weekend. dj skrillex. and fred, again are holding the outdoor concert tomorrow. skrillex announced the surprise show last week on

x saying he and fred again need to test out some new music. quite a tease. crews were seen setting up the stage yesterday. the performance is already sold out with more than 20,000 people expected to attend san francisco rec and parks teamed up with another planet entertainment of outside lands fame to put this on. parks department says this is going to be great for the city's downtown area. >> we want to transform downtown into a leading arts culture hub. my life. the goal really is to bring people to downtown ensure that people are having a good time and that they keep coming back. >> the parks department says they're working on several more free concerts with another planet for the summer tomorrow show set to start at 06:30pm. if you're traveling to the civic center area, expect closures delays and a lot of people. happening tomorrow. california is having its first ever adopt a pet day. san francisco is one of 170 animal adoption sites across our state trying to find homes for more than 2000 pets in need. organizers are

also trying to bring awareness to overcrowding conditions in state. animal shelters. joining us live now to share more on this is ceo of san francisco spca doctor jennifer scarlett, good afternoon to you. >> thank you for having us. of course. and who do you have there with this is hot and he will be available for adoption tomorrow. he's a beautiful little husky he is grudges and a little looking a little shy, too. little camera shy, perhaps it's just waking up for a nap and he is not. he is not shy. believe well, he is adorable. so we'd love to talk to you a bit you know, this big event that's happening. there are over 100 animal adoption sides participated tomorrow. and this important event. how did your organization get involved? well, we worked with cal animals, which is our shelter membership we really wanted to do 2 things. we said one is there's a great need to increase our lifesaving capacity. we know that there's a lot of

>> animals, particularly dogs and large dogs that are stuck in shelters tuesday. want to get the word out about what's happening in shelters sent to re-engage californians to come back and adopt from their local from their local shelter. >> there's a number of factors that have led to overcrowding in shelters. so can you walk us through what spca has been seeing at what needs to happen for things to get better? >> one of the biggest drivers of what's happening today is the veterinary shortage. we know that through shelter-in-place in covid. a lot of that an area left the field or decrease their hours. in addition, we've been really slow to keep up with the demand a veterinarian overtime. so we don't have enough that under seats in veterinary colleges and that's led to this spay and neuter is the is the biggest driver of in addition, there are housing reasons why people can't acquire pets. and there's currently a bill in place in the legislature to try to open up more pet friendly housing. so the 2 factors have really

led to this crisis. and it's really interesting. hawkins himself on tv right he's such a smart boy. haha. >> doctor, if someone wants to help out, but they're not necessarily ready to adopt. how can they help animals in your care? >> there's a couple things. one is it today you're not able to adopt, you know, someone who is if you can get the word out about tomorrow's event. the other is if you can foster, there's so many puppies and kittens coming into shelters right now. that would be a huge help. and 3rd is volunteers. so we would love to have you come in and participate keeping these animals and rich 10 healthy as well as they go through their journey to a forever home. >> okay. that is doctor jennifer scarlet ceo of san francisco. spca here to joining us to talk more about this important event. california's first ever adopt a pet day. thank you so much for joining us. and for your important work. thank you. now preparations are underway for the largest greek festival in

the south bay looking down to the south. now the san jose event starts today on davis street near the saint nicholas greek orthodox church. local says will be selling homemade goods and dishes made with homemade recipes. and we've got a chance to speak with a volunteer who says they are ready to show people the best of greek hospitality. >> they kalter. i think they're very hospitable. their houses or whatever you meet them. they're always welcome. and if got some of this house, they're all the to offer that quick >> andrew, for the festival will cost you $5 and kids under 12 get in for free. bart service between the 24 street stations are going to be going to go back up to that story will quick. but we know that service

>> all right. coming up on the kron, 4 news press q pelicans released back into the wild. and and peter bring some smiles to a washington zoo and newborn penguins make their big debut. 3 of 3 is next.

>> all right. happy friday, everybody. happy happy friday. it is time for the 3 at 3 where we wind a week up with some fun video that you might find yourself talking about. i

think you're going to join this. it's a lot of animal staffer produce us. >> all right. let's start you ready? yeah, okay. this is video coming out of 8 and it q 11 penguin chicks. hatch just last month can imagine 11 or abul. chester zoo says this is the highest number penguin chicks to hash over 10 years and the chicks are named and i love this part after here, including to lip. and dandelion and thistle. and new says all of the chicks are healthy, which is great news. and the parents of dennis superb job of caring for the new arrivals, which is what write that parent does kind of want to do what they're supposed to do. it all goes the way nature intended. yeah, they look very healthy or so. the show. >> let's go to our next video here. also happy wildlife stories are pelicans that were just released from for baker in sausalito yesterday. they're back after recovering

from some bad injuries from starvation that was actually caused by fishing pole gotten tangled up in their beaks and stuff. so this group is among is the first among 320 birds that are schedule so a lot of birds affected by this. and most of those animals were found in monterey and santa you we were just talking about yesterday, pelicans i they just remind me of like an ancient and i love that. my yeah. so cool to watch a really a unique when they have those pouches that, you know, they carry the food around. and i think that's quite feel special for, you like they belong dinosaurs, right? yeah, looking. >> okay. this is our last one. let's take a look at this one. it is horrible oh, my goodness. and >> he's 16 inch tug. haha. that is something this video was taken at point. defiance zoo and aquarium in tacoma, washington. the anteaters name is gonzo. zoo keeper say he's 8 years old. and according to a recent article from the zoo, he also likes to eat. >> apple cider vinegar banana cubes. that is a pampered. is

awfully not but hey, i hope you have a great weekend. you too. and everybody at home you agree we can to. stephanie will be here this weekend. yes, your show. yeah. we'll see her at 07:00am then. thanks so much for joining us. thanks so much for joining us. have a great afternoon. when you host, your bathroom

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