>> our top story this half-hour, a free free grocery store is now open for residents in san francisco's bayview to try to help families facing food insecurity free and high quality food are lezla gooden spoke with residents about this new addition. >> the district 10 community market is the first of its kind in the city here. all groceries are free to residents in need located in bay view. the market welcomed over 80 people on wednesday. the market is available to

those who live in district 10 and they must meet certain qualifications to shop here. and the criteria is also that you have some some form of medicare out how fresh, you know, you're low income and you qualify for that kind of services. >> and they're also looking for people that really are in need you. you've had a hard time. this is kathy davis, executive director of baby eve, senior services. and they have been contracted to run the market. kathy says, depending on the success of the market, they could at more days for shoppers. new to this and knew to happen. so many people coming. we've been doing it once a week. now we're going to do it twice a week starting next week. and then by the end the month, we hope to be able 3 weeks 3 times a week. and so we have to gear up and get more food. and longtime neighbor can sondra who is raising her great granddaughter is one of the first people to shop at the market. she tells me it's a relief to have access to fresh you know, well, it helps raise.

>> making >> him to be able to spend your money on and need things. the market will also connect residents to other social services. >> and it's expected to serve 1500 households a month by this time next year. >> and once we get this up and running and we understhnd the process and we see how it works, i can see it being replicated other parts of the city and that's a desire. but it also costs money time effort and san francisco as a good in kron. 4 news. >> in the north bay, police in vallejo have arrested the suspect in a shooting that killed a woman and injured a man according to police officers responded to a shooting along redwood parkway in front of hans parked on the night of may 18th when they showed up, they found a man and woman who had been shot. the wounded woman died at the scene. the man was injured and taken to the hospital for his injuries. the suspect. 22 year-old juwan chandler was arrested yesterday following a almost month-long investigation. reason for the shooting has not been

released. and as we approach national gun violence awareness day, which is tomorrow, attorney general rob bonta says california is making progress trying to keep guns out of the hands of the wrong people. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace has more on what he had to say. >> well, attorney general rob bonta is specifically talking about the ability of a court like this one to take away guns from someone the judge believes could be a threat. the attorney general says that has made the state safer, but not everyone agrees. >> enough is enough. that's attorney general rob bonta. the message on the issue of gun violence, all of it in a state where on average more than 3,000 people die of gun violence every year and in a country where as of 2023 more than 42,000 deaths were attributed to guns. the united states. has a uniquely american disease of gun violence that all can be changed. change he says is happening in california in

part due to what are known as court issued protective orders when a judge can either restrict or prevent someone from owning a gun. if the court finds that person to be violent, abusive or dangerous, removing the fire arms from people who are in danger. others is a critical way to stop shootings before they are up and it's completely common sense. this new report released by the attorney general shows in 2023 statewide. there were a total of 288,000 court issued protective orders representing a 20% increase since 2020 bonta believes that has helped keep california's gun mortality rate. 40% lower nation's. we have reduce gun violence because of these protection orders. the problem is they have all these gun laws, but they don't work because the fundamental problem is you have to have deterrence for people who violate gun laws. assembly member billa say lee says already has some of the strictest gun laws on the books. he says he introduced bills to increase penalties for people who use guns

illegally. but he notes those bills failed with no support from bonta and the democratic super majority at the state capitol. we had it simply bill, 30 37, which would have restored the firearm enhancement. it would havy said that if you use the gun in the commission of felony, you get 20 years at a two-year sentence. he did not support it. and in fact, the democrats in this body rejected the bill. so that's why i don't take them seriously. i don't believe them when they say they care about gun violence, they care about getting guns out of the hands of law abiding citizens. that's what they care about. and bonta was very clear. he wants other states to do california is doing on gun violence, protective orders. he believes that could save lives. reporting at the state capitol. eytan wallace kron. 4 news. well, take a look at brentwood police say that these 4 women stole more than $2000 worth of products from an ulta beauty store. >> this is on may 6th at the store on sand creek road. it is the first tioe that the store has been targeted either. back in january.

thieves stole more than $7,000 worth of products than $6,000 worth goods. those were stolen back in march. anybody with information about the suspects in this recent theft can call brentwood police the first humans to contract the bird flu has died. according to the world health organization. the 59 year-old man died. >> in mexico after developing a fever, shortness of breath, diarrhea, nausea, this comfort. it's still unclear how he was exposed to the virus. scientists say the death is unrelated to the outbreak in the u.s.. >> all right. now to our 4 zone forecast as we give you a live look outside right now. mount diablo in walnut creek area. meteorologist kath trafton is here with us now to tell us what to expect tomorrow into the weekend. so we do what we're doing well, yet clear skies at mount diablo, but not so clear right at the coastline. can we talk about consequences because consequences of these clouds? >> are many fold. as you might

imagine. we have certainly some cooler temperatures. if you look right now at how much cooler than yesterday. >> 18 degrees cooler santa rosa, 17 fairfield, 12 degrees. cooler. >> in san jose. where does that leave us? at leaves the school at the coastline in cooler inland that the 66 degrees and still without the marine influence, antioch is at 88 degrees. another consequence of these clouds and the cool air, the excessive heat advisory that's been in effect that warning for the central valley and through solano county that is going expire tonight as well as the heat advisory. that's going to expire tonight at midnight. heat advisory has been affecting for days. parts of north bay, south bay, east bay. it is finally calming down. temperatures overnight will be in the 50's. those clouds keep things on the warm side because we don't get all that radiational cooling. so clouds are helping us out in many different ways. high temperatures tomorrow cooler. even then today. so that

warming trend, it's all over. instead, it is a cooling trend. now cooler today, cooler tomorrow and cooler even into next a weekend. so saturday, sunday, cooler conditions indeed going into monday, tuesday, wednesday, a little bit warmer. so definitely in a good trajectory no big changes except as the cooling for a while. thank you, kathy. after decades of helping families in their search for missing children. >> the class kids foundation will be closing down. the foundation was set up by mark last after his daughter, polly was kidnapped in petaluma and murdered in 1993, i got a chance to speak with mark about the legacy. he hopes his foundation leaves behind. >> i mean, i look back on our legacy, i think we've done some tremendous things. you know, though, very first thing we're focusing on was was criminal justice legislation and we supported and promoted bills and laws and concepts

that ultimately cut crime in america a half okay. and that would be violent crime and property crime as well. >> the class kids foundations final day officially will be december 31st. >> kron 4 is celebrating pride month and tonight, lgbtq+ icon harvey milk is front and center. many of us here in the bay area already know his story. but what about people who visit harvey milk terminal at sfo? our first michael thomas went to the airport to find out. >> harvey milk help change the world when it came to rights. and now decades later, will his legacy is shining like a beacon of love here at the harvey milk terminal at san francisco airport, welcoming travelers and sending them off with a message of hope. moment that his colleagues from the 70 say they never could have imagined for some. the name harvey milk doesn't ring a bell. my first time i came here. francisco travelers like abdul say they got an unexpected history lesson at the harvey milk terminal

discovering how in 1977 harvey milk became the first openly man elected to public office by winning a seat on the san francisco board of supervisors just a year before his assassination. and he's highlighting moments are special for activists. allen klein, who worked with harvey in the 70's telling me the terminals tribute in education on the walls still shock him. a terminal at san francisco airport named after is kind of amazing photos on the wall in the terminal. have clients friends protesting any still remembers when harvey asked him for help almost 50 years ago, called me up you had such a successful. >> what if the you need to let's do to raise money to fight the brakes initiative which he helped defeat. he says the castro was a place of community where everyone knew your name. >> harvey was a politician. he was also a person you could talk to. >> you know, it wasn't like he was under patton story, but he was also on a soapbox fighting

for rights. in reality he never lived to see this terminal is just a small glimpse of a klein says they fought for. >> and having this story at a place where thousands pass through not only educate people, but also even start a conversation at home, which is what this traveler says is needed. even if you're not like or whatever, identifying as, something like that, having that is something that >> it's visible and like easily seen, i think it never hurts his. and while many things have changed, some of the lgbt community continue to fight for equal rights as to what harvey may think today. well, around how far we've come. >> but also taken aback by this. still so much like against trans people. >> well, there's still a lot of work to be done in the lgbtq+ community. the ideas that you leave san francisco airport with a message of hope for the future. that's a very latest reporting here at san francisco airport. i'm michael thomas will send it back to you in the studio. >> and be sure to join us thursday. june 27th at

06:30pm, for our pride special. it's hosted by kron 4 john shrable. and this year we're going to be celebrating the beacon of loved that shines right across the bay area. >> well, the a's hosted the mariners today coliseum with the fairy kids throwing for the m 6 in sports. ben ross will tell us. brian pitch against the team. he grew up against the team. he grew up with. ow network is no network for business.

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never stops here. kron 4. we've got a lot of news. let's check in with dan thorn for a look at what's coming up tonight on kron. 4 news at 10 hide and yeah, grant vicki. we've been busy. we're continuing to follow former president trump's visit to san francisco, dozens of his supporters. >> rallied ahead of his arrival on marina boulevard. that's a fire trump opponents also welcomed him with a 33 foot tall bird look alike in a prison outfit. trump is here for a campaign fundraiser in the affluent pacific heights neighborhood. and kron four's. sara stinson is going to have a live report from pac heights tonight. and that's what's coming up on kron. 4 news at 10. back to you. >> all right. thank you, dan. whether time now as we get a check on the 4 zone forecast taking a live look here above the san francisco. you see the marine layer has cript in a bit. noticeably cooler. then the past 2 days when there was a full on heat wave here in the bay. yeah, kathy she likes those fog. those little wispy clouds moving in, kind of pulling us down for happened

and what is not to love. we've had so much heat so much in way of blue skies. and finally. >> things are taking a turn for the cooler and that suits a lot of people, not everyone love that hot temperatures but right now we're at 55 half moon bay. 61, oakland and livermore still hanging on it. 82 degrees pretty soon by this evening. we will say goodbye to the excessive heat warning that was through the central valley and even into solano county. we will say also goodbye to the heat advisory that's been affecting the north bay, the east bay, the south bay, because temperatures are cooling down. there's a northwest swell and we've got the the swell coming in from the west as well as the northwest and the hazardous conditions at the beach are subsiding. so we have some big breaking waves. there's still a risk of enormous rates coming if you're walking down the beach, always be careful. but in terms of winds having some sea breeze is coming in and that is certainly changing things. those future wind gusts will will die down overnight and

then they'll pick up again tomorrow. so we're in great shape. if you like the cooler conditions a little bit. breezier conditions. well, this is a good place to stick around. high temperatures tomorrow inland in the 70's and 80's right along the coast in the 50's and 60's and for the extended outlook. we're looking at cooler today. tomorrow, sunday. and then monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, we're going to start to heat things up again. so we've got a little bit of a a well, a coaster, but nothing dramatic. so great conditions for us. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> well, there's nothing in sports, quite like a home coming in for seattle. mariners pitcher brian. you know today's game against the oakland athletics meant just a little bit more. was born in oakland and went to alameda high school. just a few miles away from the coliseum today, the right-hander you see him warming up, making his 4th career start against his hometown trying to pitch the mariners to a series victory.

lou has been absolutely brilliant against the a's throughout his young career. and today was no different going to strike out brent rooker to end the first inning. was one of the 6 punch outs today in 6 scoreless innings will still hasn't allowed a single run against oakland. she now 21 and a 3rd innings top of the 4th mitch garver dropped a single into left field. that's going to score cal raleigh from second. >> seattle goes up nothing. it stay that way all the way into the 9th. when garber provided a little more insurance taking tj mcfarland deep to left center. that's his 6th homer of the season and the mariners blank the a's 3 to nothing to take the series afterwards. oakland manager mark kotsay talked about dominant. >> yeah. i mean, we just couldn't hit the heater i know what it is about his fastball that gives us trouble. you know, he basically just froze, forcing to and then played it off that. you know, play today

with that, you know, success. and and i mean, that's kind we just we just could not get the fastball and had opportunity to take advantage of the mistake in the you know, we've got a situational. about that. we failed in their early. that was the only opportunity we had all day. >> is a welcome to rondo for 3 game series beginning tomorrow. meantime, the nascar cup series is rolling into wine country this week. sonoma raceway hosting the toyota save mart 3.50, over the weekend with thousands of racing fans coming to the track martin truex junior is back to try to defend his title that run. drivers currently ranked 4th in the standings. but over the last several weeks, there's been some talk that truex now it may be taking some of the last lap his career in earlier this week. talked about that amazing career to not only try you know, i don't worry about any that stuff anymore as getting the car drivers. >> to the best of my ability and i know my team knows, but i can get the job government back and so.

>> you're you're i guess your approach over the years changes where you just you don't worry about things that don't matter anymore. you know, and that makes it makes it easier to do things that do matter. good. >> so just being comfortable. and that been fun. >> we'll see if he can defend his title this weekend. let's take a trip to paris. the french open women's semifinals today. american coco gauff facing the defending champ iga swiatek looking for her 4th french open title in the last 5 years. she is well on her way contact wins the first set 6 to in just 36 minutes. and then she would go on to win the second set as well. 6, 4, to move into the finals. drops to one 11 all-time against the >> who has now won 20 consecutive matches on the play in paris. as for the other semifinal teenager near andrea eva looking for another upset win. boy, did she run into a saw today, jasmine

paolini who would not be denied the italian won in straight sets. >> 6, 3, 6, 1, a to reach her first ever grand slam. final bellini. really never gave the 17 year-old a chance. he all 6 points that she had today. just 10 unforced errors compared to andre of his 29. the finals will be saturday morning at roland garros. we'll see a on tech can win again. right now. she looks awfully tough. yeah. nice to have you with us. been good to be here. is this your first the soiree with it is. all right. so yeah. absolutely. have to be here. yeah. good to have your health. thanks. >> could have you been that controversial decision from alameda city council this week is now making. >> national headlines. city council members voted to stop a group of scientists from testing marine cloud brightening technology in the city. if you've never heard of that, you're not alone. it's a solar radiation modification method that some scientists say could offset the effects of global warming. it involves

injecting salt spray into shallow marine clouds to brighten them increasing the reflection of sunlight and thus reducing the amount of heat absorbed into the water below. plans to start those experiments in alameda have been in the works since earlier this year. under the watch of scientists from the university of washington. but the city intervene this weekend. it's off. >> staff and in the city didn't know anything about these experiments until we learned about it from a new york times article, the that the experiment began and that was in late march of this year. so after hearing from concerned residents, i and i'm sure my colleagues reached out to our city manager and said what if we know about this? and the answer was nothing. >> we heard from the researchers behind the program who say they're disappointed by the decision from the city of alameda saying the experiment is not designed to

alter the atmosphere and climate you know, not designed alter the clouds or any aspect of the local weather just trying to, you know, bright in the clouds and see if they can not heat up the water as all right. well, >> coming up this saturday is world ocean day. by the way, what better way to talk about keeping our oceans clean, then talking about it underwater. talking about it underwater. their message after the break. o network for business.

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>> saturday is world ocean day today to think about how to keep the ocean healthy for generations to come. so a little earlier today, we spoke with 2 scuba divers under water off the coast of carmel by the sea. wanted to learn what we can all do to help the water. stay blue. >> there are a lot of impacts that you are having on our global ocean. so as we celebrate world oceans thinking about the things that we could do help reduce our negative we people to take action. not created a piece of art and sharing your love for the ocean, helping educate people about all the beauty that exists here. activist baby, you with beach clean up or you're ready. let to leaders let them know that policies protect our ocean. >> so there you go. took a deep dive. >> on that see what you did that pretty though,

interviewing people look forward to doing more. that the iconic tender family house from full house could be yours. it went on the market today, 6 and a half million dollars is the asking price the homes on broaddrick street between pine and bush. streets in lower pac heights. it includes 4 bedrooms, 3 and a half baths. fun facts. most of full house was filmed. it warner brothers studios in la, only the exterior shots were use in san francisco. one lucky person has drawn a winning ticket. yesterday's powerball drawing of the ticket worth more than 620 >> 1000 bucks. it was drawn at a 7.11 on lp this boulevard in milpitas. they got 5 matching numbers, but they missed the jackpot number. >> that jackpot a lot higher than that. another number 206 million dollars. that drawing is set for this saturday. and that wraps up kron. 4 news at 6. appreciate you being with us today. for the past 3 hours. keep it here. >> kron 4 news returns tonight

at 10 11. have a good night. we'll see tomorrow.

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