>>now from kron 4, the area's local news station. >>thank you for joining us on kron on on air and streaming on the kron on app. i'm dan thorn, former president donald trump visiting san francisco

for a campaign fundraiser. he hasn't visited since before the 2020 election cycle. this brought both trump supporters and protesters to the city kron four's. sara stinson has more. >>people spend hours rally outside of donald trump's fundraiser here in pacific heights trying to get a glimpse of him or even see him before or after the event. but he took a different entrance each time there's not only supporters, but also some people protesting his visit. >>supporters of former president donald trump taking over san francisco's pacific heights neighborhood. and before a campaign fundraiser at the home of tech billionaire david sacks. it's also 2 shows that there's a lot more people and people think that are behind trump. >>and that one hand and >>want to back the crowd, including people from a short drive away. we live in san

francisco or vote for trumbo. but as well as those as far to our president trump commander-in-chief. well, i want to see president trump, roland, you know, i feel like california's neglected by republicans. you know, donald trump doesn't come here very often. trump's campaign stop follows his conviction on all 34 counts in his new york hush money trial last week. his supporters still on his side. will be exonerated just remember, you what happened to sets a precedent. a lot of people are trying to say that trump is a felon, but actually it was a kangaroo court in a banana republic. trump protesters also showed up. the felon in chief is visiting some of these people. talk about law and order constantly or kissing up to biggest criminal in the entire country. it's states civil. but there were some tense moments between the 2

>>the rally began hours earlier in the marina with hundreds of people gathering weaving around their trump flags and wearing their maga hats. tickets to this fundraising reportedly cost $50,000 per person or up to $500,000 per couple. and all of that money raised will go towards trump's efforts to become. >>our next president, i'm sara stinson reporting in san francisco kron. 4 news. >>the chair of the san francisco democratic party is denouncing trump's fundraiser in san francisco. nancy tung, writing in part, people can throw their money away on a convicted felon who cares nothing about the american people. we're actually work with 3 leaders like joe biden to solve the issues of the day. san francisco democrats look forward to working with president biden for the next 4 years to move san francisco and america forward. state supreme court ruling will allow uc berkeley to move ahead with student housing at

people's park. the project has been facing pushback from protesters who say it will ed noise pollution to an already dense area. the height court ruled thursday a new law enacted last year invalidates their claim. the court also noted that berkeley provides housing to the lowest percentage of students compared to other schools in the uc system. people's park is a historic site that's been at the center of protests against the vietnam war and counterculture movements. people who live near the park say they're not surprised that the court sided with the school and are disappointed at the park will be gun. >>all right. it has grown and then our it's not just about housing is also about the environment and green space. it's about history. >>and a community gathering space. >>people's park is now surrounded by stacks of shipping containers blocking the view of the park. there's also security guards at every corner. uc berkeley is planning to house 1100

students in the 312 million dollar housing complex. the school tells kron 4. they're pleased with the court's ruling and they're looking forward to construction. the crown fire in san joaquin county is now at 100% containment. that fire started saturday afternoon and has burned more than 14,000 acres near a site managed by the lawrence livermore national laboratory. still no word on what caused that fire. in the meantime, the crystal fire in napa county, 90% contained. flames holding steady at 60 acres on thursday. the fire started wednesday afternoon in saint helena near the intersection of crystal springs road. and the silverado trail. 4 firefighters have been hospitalized for injuries related to extreme heat in the rocky terrain. sheng thao is defending her record as oakland's mayor. this after the group looking to recall her said it has enough signatures to force a recall election. among the reasons for the recall, losing the

oakland a's along with firing a popular police chief and a surge in crime. but the mayor says the city is headed in the right direction. >>no matter what, you know, naysayers say or, you folks who are trying to recall you know, i think at the end of the day we were able to reduce crime by 33% overall crime across the board, right? we're doing what we know. make sense. we're do. we're making progress. oakland is turning a corner in lists, reminded many of these issues has started way before my tenure. and so within that short one and a half year that we've been in office, we've done so much already in west oakland, in east oakland. and so i know that we're stronger together and i floor everybody that we should work together to ensure that we have a better and safer oakland for all. >>the signatures still need to be verified backers, the recall are hoping to have this election scheduled for november. if town is recalled, a special election will need to be scheduled to pick her replacement. preparations are

once again under way to place the pink triangle on twin peaks. this summer marks the 29th time. the installation will glow during pride month. the triangle was used by nazis decades ago to identify men. and now each year, san francisco reclaims the symbol to commemorate people in the lgbtq+ community who have faced discrimination several 100 volunteers are right now working to install the triangle on saturday. it will set high above san francisco for the whole month of june. >>there to a giant in your face educational tool. that's really why it's there because people don't know trying on so it's super sized on the twin peaks of people driving high on the freeway over the bridges were safe. one is and looking up and go. so that's what it is. >>always been an interesting concept. big celebration with drag queens is being planned for saturday's installation as well. a murder near dolores

park as a san francisco supervisor asking police to step up their presence in the area just after 10:00pm on wednesday night, a 19 year-old was shot and killed on delores street. >>it's you know, this is this is a park that does have some public safety challenges. it is just really a pretty safe place and a wonderful place come. we can't live in fear, but people should be aware of their surroundings. supervisor rafael mandelman says the teen was found with multiple gunshot wounds. >>no suspect description. anyone with any information is being asked to call sfpd. redwood. police are investigating vandalism at a mormon church. police say they responded around 7, 2, thursday morning and found to broken windows. officers also say someone spray painted the message calling on the church to stop investing and corporations including meta apple, jp morgan chase and google that they say are

supporting a genocide in gaza. one lucky person in the owner of a winning ticket from wednesday's powerball drawing the ticket worth more than $620,000. it was drawn at a 7.11 on milpitas boulevard in milpitas. they got 5 matching numbers but missed the jackpot number. that jackpot is now up to 206 million dollars. the drawing is this coming saturday. all right. let's get a check of our forecast now. here's kron four's kathy trafton. >>gray clouds streaming in from the pacific ocean right over the bay. if you've been thinking it's been too hot the last couple of days, of course, this is a welcome sight. temperatures them because of these clouds are much cooler than they were yesterday at this hour, fairfield down 16 degrees. napa down 16, 14 degrees cooler in santa rosa doesn't degrees cooler from jose. what a difference. so where do we stand right now? well, we're still at 78 degrees in antioch, but many areas at the

coastline along the bay shoreline are in the 50's and 60's. even santa rosa right now. 65 degrees. guess what? we're going to lose that heat advisory that's been with us for days for the north bay, east bay and south bay that goes away at midnight. you know, what else goes away is the coastal hazard statement. there's been concern about the dangerous surf and also the risk of sneaker waves. those are big waves that can just be come out with with no warning, go read across the beaches. now, why the change? terry of high pressure has been with us. finally, it's moving to the east giving us a big change in the weather. temperatures toward normal for friday, saturday and sunday. and guess what? but oh, here comes another one, not as strong as a last one, but we're going to definitely see some warming conditions come early next week. so what's going on for today? and tomorrow? temperatures again continue the downward trajectory numbers in the 50's and 60's up the coast into the 80's at the warmest inland spots. and for the next 7

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spotted. it was just relaxing on the sidewalk before it got up and started roaming around. >>screams or fear were heard at around 9 o'clock wednesday night in south san jose near ellon drive-in war admiral way. the reason? well, a mountain lion was roaming the streets. >>and miguel serrano says it was near his yard. >>here one person gave us oh, yeah. and then i that, you know, please come into like a bangs with that. i into that house. >>9-1-1, was called in san jse. police arrived shortly after. but the big cat was not found even after an hour of searching the neighborhood. is that the club for that? speak or, you know, anybody's things. say the does that when those going >>and dare know in miami in this is the 3rd sighting in the last week for the south bay. the first was last wednesday. may 29 over in milpitas near fair, met away at a mobile home park. you can see that big cat jumping the wall and searching the area.

>>police were called then too, but that big cat was not found either. so if you do encounter a mountain lion will remember to stay calm, do not run. stand your ground, maintain eye contact and try to appear as large as possible. and of course, call 9-1-1. so if you are in south san jose in this neighborhood, officials say you really should be aware. and of course, if you do see one call 9-1-1. that's a very latest reporting here in san jose and michael thomas will send it back to you in the studio. >>as we observe national gun violence awareness day attorney general rob bonta says california is making progress and keeping guns out of the wrong hands. on thursday, the attorney general shared new information about efforts to take guns away from people deemed dangerous. but as our eytan wallace reports, some republicans say they're skeptical. >>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 gun c. 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 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 violate gun laws. assembly member billa say lee says that's his argument in a state 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 have 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 in california is doing on gun violence, protective orders. he believes that could save lives. reporting at the state capitol. eytan wallace kron. 4 news. missteps and confusion

have plagued the oakland a's since announcing their move to las vegas. >>and now there's another controversy over just how many games they will play in that

new still to be billed still be financed stadium kron four's dan kerman reports. >>this is actually extremely normal. what is shocking me is again, how clumsy all this scenes in public, former miami marlins president david samson is talking about the latest controversy surrounding the a's new stadium in las vegas. its lease agreement, the a's to propose playing a number of home games outside of vegas. it's totally normal to have that in a lease agreement or in a non relocation agreement. but sampson says created a mountain out of a molehill by requesting as many as 7 home games outside of vegas. one for is more appropriate. he also called out the a's president dave campbell, for telling a nevada newspaper playing home games elsewhere helps build the team's brand and attract players. it is beyond comprehension how he responded to this. i i really can't figure out what the

business strategy is. what the pr strategy when this provision came up, all you have to do is be honest and say, of course, oakland mejia says one of 30 teams has to be available to play games internationally. so we have to work that into the least. >>period. and that's literally would be the end of the discussions are taking games away. >>your public and you haven't even played ther yet. i don't know what the logic is. former a's executive andy dolan says whatever the intent the a's have made a bad pr move, especially when it comes to attracting new fans in las vegas. >>what people are reading those that might not be big. baseball fans are taking money away from importantly, you're taking games away from us. don't you want us to support your team? do you want us to become engaged in all of your activities? but you're going someplace else. >>these have already announced once the lease expires in oakland this year, they'll play at this minor league ballpark in sacramento until

their new vegas stadium is built. suggested the home games controversy is a way to take the biggest deal. but the a's denied that. and baseball insiders say that's unlikely. here's how you take the deal. you don't do the deal. it's not as though they've got anything signed. you don't need to take an active step in negotiating to make it look like. >>that the other side's unreasonable or your unreasonable, you just call a press conference and say it didn't work out. we're not moving to vegas. the aye's maintain its not unusual to ask for as many as 7 home games to be played elsewhere. again, baseball insiders say it is. >>and they say it's likely the stadium authority will only grant them for every other year. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >>nascar only stop in california is almost here. kron. 4 sports reporter kate rooney has 4 things to watch for for race weekend in sonoma become stressed to the high side.

>>was door and then goes by its owner. so perfect, moved by trucks right there. nascar is back in sonoma. christmas comes early every year for bay area racing fans. that's when nascar comes to the bay. the toyota save mart 3.50, brings its pulse pounding action to the sonoma raceway this week and the greatest drivers in the world will be racing on a brand-new surface as the course was repaved earlier this year. >>yeah, that's going be on the rebate going to be a lot faster than it used to be the seven-time we won't see nearly as much anymore. nobody is unique in that. it's one of the few road courses in the nascar cup series. one of the many reasons why sonoma stands out among other courses across the country. but i'm excited to go out there and race next week in a row courses. >>i feel like you're super friend from a driver standpoint, it's something different and they're super important now with our schedule and nascar cup series. >>for racing aficionados.

there is nothing like high-speed turns out a historic racetrack. that being said, nascar drivers will again be flying down the chute at sonoma raceway this year. this stretch of the raceway connects turn 4 as the cars approach the top of the hill to turn 7, the shoot was removed for several years before making its return in 2021, which got the approval of the racers. i guess the biggest difference this is definitely more chaotic, really starts >>all in all, nascar isn't just for racing fans. they're one of the few major sports that caters to all fans bringing in a traveling circus of events to every city. they traveled to the thing that makes nascar such a great sport is the fan. they're the foundation and fabric of our sport. >>you know, they come in. they wait all think about it. they wait all year to welcome. watch this one event weekend. and they're the ones that buy

the by the hats and t-shirts and look for driver buy the products of our partners so that fandom is huge. and it really drives the bus of our sport. kate rooney reporting. a

now open for residents in san francisco's bayview to help families facing food insecurity. kron four's less a good talk 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 we're also looking for people that really are in need you. you've had a hard time. this is kathy davis, executive director of bayview singer services. >>and they have been contract

>>let the good in kron 4 news.

crews continue to battle a grass fire in saint the blaze injured at least 4 firefighters kron four's will tran was on scene. >>we do see visible flames at this particular time. but hot spots will be a problem at least for the next day or so. you can see the hillside there and it is still smoldering. let me show you some video that i shot a little bit earlier this morning. firefighters, they had their briefing and then they came right back up on the hillside. and you can see so many of them going up there because it's only 65% contained. so containment numbers did not go up in the overnight hours. i can tell you it started at

around one 40 yesterday afternoon. let me show you video of it. napa county, obviously very sensitive to fires because this place had to do mass evacuations just a couple years ago, they threw everything at it, including tackling it from the air for firefighters were hurt. but fortunately, it appears that they should make a full recovery. it was the steep terrain not to mention the incredible heat that added to the injuries as far as the crystal fire defensible space saved year by wineries and they were able to make sure it did not spread to other parts of napa county and saint. let me show you video of a fire that took place just a couple of days before that the tracy fire. this is the corral fire that happened on saturday and quickly exploded. in fact, it's now around 15,000 acres. but fortunately, 92%

contained. they have to do evacuations and that is worth mentioning because it is so rare for cal fire to evacuate anybody on june. first couple of days after that, the livermore fire that was only a couple of dozen acres. but you get the point. this is one to 3 as far as fires over the span of 5 or 6 days or so as far as say halyna fire here, the crystal fire, the cause of the fire still under investigation today. not as hot as it was yesterday, but make no mistake about it. it is hot. it is smoldering to the point where there is an air advisory for the bay area. so if you're breathing, is compromise, it's probably because of this fire. >>recent fires have had crews on their heels and concerned about the potential for a very bad fire season. kron four's terisa stasio reports. >>take a look. this is new drone video from the crystal

fire that broke out wednesday along crystal springs road in saint alina. you can see yourself the charred hillside and how close it came to a home in the area. it's the summer is they're grasses. are the most receptive to. >>you know, we have a slogan. one less spark, one less wildfire. that's cal fire division chief in incident commander mike wink. he spoke to me while at the crystal fire on wednesday. that fire broke out on crystal springs road near silverado trail in saint alina. >>with the swift aaron ground attack, the fire's progress was blunted. now crews are doing mop up duty to prevent hot spots from taking off uninhabited small out building was destroyed by the fire. the other homes that were threatened by the fire had good defensible space. there are hard and there are fire resistant in construction materials. the folks had done what they can do to help just a few days ago, the corral fire erupted near tracy. it is

mostly under control. now, chief weeks as both were grass fires, which can turn dangerous quickly, really, too soon to say, you know, we have a lot of technology that we use to monitor fuel moistures. >>in the larger fields, the grass being the most receptive to drying out. hearing the brush models that we monitor regularly and and look for that feel moisture in the ground and in the fuels themselves. the brush feel models are still showing. >>that they're still leveling out there, you know, peaking and going back down towards critical yet. >>the chief says as crews actively monitor brush moisture content throughout the state, he says it is vital residents be wildfire ready to go now that summer and the heat are here. >>you know, we encourage folks to go to ready for wildfire dot org and look at all those things that you just talked about. your defensible space also have a plan, have a plan.

what you're going to do if your areas impacted by there are checklists and ticks. he adds napa county fire and cal fire. law enforcement continue to examine the crystal fire for clues to its cause. theresa kron, 4 news. . . . . .

decision coming out of an alameda city council meeting earlier 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 for more kron four's justine waltman talk with the mayor of alameda. >>thank you for joining us. and thank you for having me. and so racially staff said, you know what, this was okay. and then this week, you along with council member said, you know what, let's put this on pause. we want to stop this program. what caused this flippin decision? >>okay. to to be clear, staff never said this was ok, i'm staff and in the city didn't know anything about these experiments. intel. we learned about it from a new york times article day that the experiment began and that was in late march of this year. so after hearing from concerned residents, i am sure my colleagues reached out to our city manager and said what if we know about this? and the answer was nothing. and i even have you know, very brief letter from the hornet back in november of last year. telling

about a climate change science study cloud patterns was how it was phrased. but nothing beyond that know. scientific into teams they all the scientists from the university. washington just put this >>piece of equipment on the uss hornet and never said anything to you guys about what was going to be happening. okay. so that probably to some of your decision of not appreciating that they maybe they're asking for forgiveness. first is asking for permission. what is it that concerns you about it? what environmental and health impacts where you are you hearing about this story. so let's start with the health impacts our staff. did it quick pivot and ask them paused the experiments we looked into what the implications were. both for the environment we're at there and some sensitive territory near the lease turn breeding area. >>but also, this is an area close to soccer fields where

children play close to one of our high schools in snow, high school, their sports field. and so it wasn't enough for the scientists who had, you know, i'm out out of nowhere to tell us, no, no, don't worry about it safely needed independent verification. so we got an opinion, a biologic plant in opinion that this was safe for the wildlife and for the shoreline. and then as far as the public health implications, they didn't go for whatever reason to an actual public. health experts say it ucsf or some nearby institution that the biologist asked a toxicologist to look at the 9 chemicals in the tap water was it was added to the tap water that is being sprayed from the cornett and compare them to osha standards, osha, the occupational health and safety administration, of course, government safety in the workplace. we don't find

children working in the workplace. so that didn't apply 2 of the health implications on children. but it was to be a 20 week study. that was when we, you know, finally started getting some chris pond, its the study was to be 20 weeks. well, the silver folks misskelley wants or and these are nice people and not attributing any motives to she reached out to me last week and said mayor, could we meet before the council meeting? and i said, well, of course you know, time is short. we met last friday and city manager jen ought to join the meeting. and so we're talking and i said miss one, if council were to get a majority vote for this to go ahead. this is a 20 week steady. have you how many days of that 20 weeks have you accomplished or would you be starting fresh if you've got the approval? and she said, actually, would like to go to the end of 2024. and in fact, it's possible we'd like to go

to the end of 2025. well, data from the studies also considered the duration of the experiment. so making it more than a year, more like a year and a half certainly would required to new testing. so that was a concern in that. i think one of the things that occurred to me is this is science. these are really smart people and a deal and science experiments. isn't it more specific than that? don't you go in knowing what you're testing for? how long i? it was confusing to say the least. and then there listen that city council meeting that happened this week. >>one of things you said you've been quoted as saying this, while i think you support like researching climate change in stopping it, you have no desire for the city to be on the cutting edge of technology at this. and i'm wondering why. >>with 2020 hindsight, there are things that you might say at one in the morning. that

might be better in other times if we're going to partner with someone on the cutting edge of technology, i want to have a firm understanding of what they're going, how they're getting there and a great example. if you watched the rest of the meeting, was the item just before we have a really exciting company called nutella alameda point that designing and manufacturing these turbines that generate hydroelectricity. but unlike all generations of hydroelectric turbines. these don't kill fish, in fact, say protect fish. they help at scene. bring power to the grid and they help increase biodiversity by not killing off species. we're off for that kind of we have. and alameda point are former naval air station. we have so many different green tech life science, biotech kinds of companies doing this cutting edge of work. i am not opposed to cutting edge science, yes,

that is that the quote that was a that since running out of time, a little bit. wondering if there's anything that >>these researchers from the university of washington could do to make you change your mind. is there anything that make you let this program come back and have it be an alameda at the uss hornet? what what they have to prove. >>yeah, i mean, i would keep an open mind and the of our city staff did have a list of of conditions they would need to me. i would want a public health expert to look at the composition that the chemicals being added to the tap water. that's being spray and especially the impacts on children. we need a public expert pediatrics to do that. and just a clearer understanding. and that's what i tried to explain to them that when you just up here after being shrouded in secrecy and then say, oh, don't worry, just trust us. that just puts you at a disadvantage. we have these

questions. there were 4 months from the time they that the hornet apparently thought they were giving us notice until the experiment started. so much could have been done in those 4 months that wouldn't have held up the experiment. so it's just want to say that. i also really favor collaboration. and the concern that i raised and others did, too. in fact, we listen to scientists from all over the world and 146 countries have asked that these kinds of experiments not be done because of the unintended consequence. and then impacting the climate in a negative way for other countries. but that's the sort of thing that you could look into. you could study you could model you can work collaboratively. the only response i got to that concern was we're not doing cloud brightening. well, no, not at a large scale. as we sit here today, but that's what this experimentation is geared toward contributing to. what are you going to do? how are you going to work to make sure

you avoid those unintended consequences. but no, we're we're we support science. we believe in but the scientists have to make a good, credible case to and in a timely fashion.

pop star halsey sharing details of a serious health issue as she announces new music. plus for al will tell the story of his life through a lego styled movie. dayna devon has the entertainment

report. >>learning more about the health battle sooner halls we revealed earlier this week tuesday, she posted this to instagram writing. she was lucky to be alive as she announced a new single titled the end. >>every same. thing and don't things. >>her initial instagram post didn't go into detail about why she was lucky to be alive. but now she's revealed she was diagnosed with lupus sl e as well as a rare t-cell lymphoma, proliferative disorder. she says both are being managed or in remission and both she will likely have for the rest of her life. she also says after 2 years i'm feeling better and i'm more grateful than ever to have

music to turn to. i can't wait to get back to where i belong with you all singing and screaming my heart out. she did say an album is coming, but we don't have a release date just yet. but we'll keep you posted. now and more music news williams is being his story to life in a new bio-pic titled piece by piece. but this isn't your typical bio-pic in true for all fashion. he's telling his story in a unique way through lego animation. let's take a look at the trailer. >>icing crazy would amount >>i was kid. i knew i was different and people will say, oh, that's an odd time. and that crushed my spirit. music was just coming out of. i need show the world what i can well, i need help for this round. yes, sir, it is when the that ready with the one to i cared about was making my own music for people to send.

>>i wasn't ready. plan and a nation with one super wild. what you brought out a smile. >>leave that everybody has talent. eyes to a different perspective. >>artists who have collaborated williams such as j c gwen stefani, snoop dogg and many more are featured in the trailer piece by piece hits theaters on october. 11th. that's your entertainment report here in hollywood. i'm dayna devon. >>the viral video titled destroying a lamborghini with fireworks was posted last july and prosecutors say 24 year-old alex choi was behind this dangerous video shoot. carlos saucedo has more.

>>videos have garnered millions of views online, but the stunts they're illegal, according to federal prosecutors as they involve fireworks, a fancy car. and yes, even a helicopter today, alex made his first court appearance after being arrested. pyrotechnics shooting out of the flying helicopter. the staff looks like it's from a hollywood blockbuster film. but these are no special effects. federal prosecutors say they're the real deal. we have learned of the investigation for a number of months. the faa had previously investigated this >>in december of 2023 on thursday, the department of justice announced charges against alex choi, the studio city man and social media influencer who has gained notoriety for posting such stunts. it's a fairly simple, straightforward case in this case being a firework, putting a firework is against the law on any aircraft.

>>whether it's a helicopter or a commercial aircraft, you're not suspect fireworks on aircrafts. in this scenario, fireworks are be shot. a lamborghini from an inflight helicopter. >>investigators believe choi committed the offense june of 2023 in san bernardino county. he did not have a permit to film a shoot using fireworks, purchasing them in nevada. according to the affidavit, choi is seen in the video pushing a fire missiles. but in shooting the fireworks at the speeding sports car. the clip has since been removed from choi's youtube account. >>you're a very serious allegation and the has up to 10 years. >>and nobody was injured in the shooting. but prosecutors say it's still early on in the investigation and others involved in the videos could face possible charges. mister choi is expected to be arraigned in the coming weeks reporting in downtown la carlos. also ktla, 5 news. vete

those who stormed the beaches of normandy 80 years ago on thursday. but the ceremony at the world war, 2 memorial in washington, d.c., the day started with the reading of the names of those who gave their lives during the operation. washington correspondent maddie beer-temple is bring you their stories. >>teen 5 james barron landed on juno beach in normandy, france 80 years ago today.

he's one of the few surviving veterans who fought to liberate nazi-occupied europe on d-day. when allied just turned 18 when harbor happened. and i stoned way there and remembers joining the navy after the attacks on pearl harbor. and after a while, start to sink ready to colonel frank own served in france, not long after and it beach about 3 months an infantry replacement cohn said he wants americans to remember what was at stake in world war 2 and hopefully the new generation will pick this up and we'll they really >>brought freedom to >>and while d-day was a critical turning point of world war, 2, each of these 4,048 stars here, the world war, 2 memorial represent 100 service members who died in

the war. that includes to rhonda elliott's father franklin. he tripped a mine that had been planted there by ramos troops. she now shares her father's story and encourages others to never forget those who fought for freedom. we have to remember how much the women war. >>how many lives were lost? >>how many people were moved and how many people have ptsd? i mean, and we can't forget those things because that's why we're free today. >>in washington, i'm maddie beer-temple. >>congress is working to provide more assisted living options for aging veterans. 2 senate committees are debating a pilot program that would offer cheaper. karen state veteran homes. our washington correspondent jessi tenure reports. >>every day we wait, their struggle continues. advocates want congress to do more for the millions of aging veterans who can no longer live independently to ensure that our veterans have greater access to a full spectrum of long-term care options. fred scanned works for the national association of state veterans.

homes. >>he supports legislation that would create a pilot program to offer assisted living care in these facilities. state veterans homes can and must play a greater role in meeting the needs of aging veterans and their caregivers scandal says the country's 165 state veterans homes currently provide 2 levels of residential care at home or nursing home services. he argues assisted living services would be the perfect middle point greater support at a lesser cost. the same legislation would also expand access to home and community-based services for veterans and their caregivers is not an exaggeration to say that we hear from veterans and caregivers every day who are desperate for the support provided by the provisions in this bill. meredith, back with the elizabeth dole foundation says the legislation should be an easy pass, but this legislation has seemingly fallen victim politics of the day has been played by mischaracterization of its provisions. the house could take up the legislation as soon as next week. >>in washington, i'm jessi tenure. and accused serial

killer from long island. new york has been charged with murdering 2 more women. and on thursday in court, we heard jarring details in a manifesto. investigators ripped from his computer about the lengths that he would go to repair to kill and cover his tracks. henry rosoff reports from new york. >>you can express what this day means after waiting and hoping for answers. the family of jessica taylor spoke out as

rex and was charged with her death in july of 2003. he was also charged thursday in the november 1993, killing of sandra chrystia, the oldest murder he's been charged with so far. prosecutors say they can place your men in the vicinity of both women at the time of their deaths and brutal dismemberment alleging he scrambled to cover his tracks in the aftermath. they also found what they strongly believed to be humans hair on or near the bodies that taylor and casteel murder investigations culminated in a search this past april of wooded areas in suffolk county and humans home. >>we said that the case was not over. we said we were going to continue to investigate the district attorney's office thursday revealed for the first time just a small portion of the trove of digital evidence seized. it was a deleted, quote, planning document recovered by forensic experts from your mum's computer screen grab from the superseding indictment shows a list of problems, supplies, dump sites and targets other

human lists include how to prepare before abductions and torture. what to do after disposing bodies and things to remember for the next kill in excruciating detail in that document is in some cases identical to the methodology, used to murder the 6 victims in this case. attorneys for heuer man who pleaded not guilty spoke after the additional murder charges were added. now we're at 6. >>and i don't know based on what the district attorney said, he insinuated to some extent that that there may be more forthcoming. that includes valerie mack, whose remains were found near taylor's body. the da says he orman is a suspect in that case. this is going to the drip, drip, torture. >>as one murder after the other after the is pinned on not only on this guy, but and whoever else is involved. >>because of a recent rise in shoplifting. tj maxx shoppers may now encounter security workers equipped with police tied body cameras at some of the retailer's stores. shea

simon has more from smash-and-grab 2 carjackings. we have showing you footage over and over a theft across the city. >>now stores like tj maxx are catching it all on camera using body can i think that new idea is fabulous. representative for tjx says the loss prevention associates are now trained to use. the cameras is there in stores across the country saying safety is top priority. but customers like stephanie griffin say prices are her priority, especially for buyers because it keeps down. price increases. >>and supporter of the store, i want to always be able to come in and find bargains. isaac, a look at memphis police department's shows nearly 400 report made last year. a tj maxx stores 102 at north germantown parkway. 181 at park avenue.

>>1, 0, 9, 1, summer. i wasn't aware >>that's not a good thing. in a statement to wre the company says we hope these body cameras will help us de escalate incident. >>deter crime and demonstrate that we take safety in our stores seriously, we're kind of fed up its citizens. >>law abiding citizens anyway.

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kron. 4 sports reporter kate rooney has 4 things to watch for for race weekend in sonoma become stressed to the high side. >>and once all ams door and then goes by its owner. so perfect, moved by trucks right there. nascar is back in sonoma. christmas comes early every year for bay area racing fans. that's when nascar comes to the bay. the toyota save mart 3.50. brings its pulse pounding action to the sonoma raceway this week and the greatest drivers in the world will be racing on a brand-new surface as the course was repaved earlier this year. >>yeah, it's going really interesting to see how the rebate going to be a lot faster than it used to be. the seven-time last seen nearly as much anymore. nobody is unique in that. it's one of the few road courses in the nascar cup series. one of the many reasons why sonoma stands out among other courses across the country. but i'm excited to go out there and race next week in a row courses.

>>i feel like they're super friend from a driver standpoint is something different and they're super important now with our schedule and nascar cup series. >>for racing aficionados. there is nothing like high-speed turns out a historic racetrack. that being said, nascar drivers will again be flying down the chute at sonoma raceway this year. this stretch of the raceway connects turn 4 as the cars approach the top of the hill to turn 7, the shoot was removed for several years before making its return in 2021, which got the approval of the racers. i guess the biggest difference this is definitely more chaotic, really starts turn 70. and so i. >>all in all, nascar isn't just for racing fans. they're one of the few major sports that caters to all fans bringing in a traveling circus of events to every city. they traveled to the thing that makes nascar such a great

sport is the fan. they're the foundation and fabric of our sport. >>you know, they come in. they wait all think about it. they wait all year to welcome. watch this one event weekend. and they're the ones that buy the by the hats and t-shirts and look for driver autographs and buy the products of our partners. so that fandom is huge. and it really drives the bus of our sport. kate rooney reporting. >>we're just days away from the green flag dropping at the toyota. save mart 3.50, at sonoma raceway. but regardless of who wins the race, history is going to be made. andrew marden shares the vast history on the track over the years. >>long before it was known as the toyota save mart 3.50. it went by the name banquet, frozen foods. 300 on june. 11th 1989. the nascar cup series made its debut at this particular road course and a crowd of 62,000 people watched ricky be the first to cross the finish line under us.

who's going to benefit the warm-up act upright walk is going is coming under where it was coming. found the dirt and we found really i >>it would be the first of 2 times in sonoma that ricky rudd would find victory. lane. the other was in 2002 in 34 years of this race taking place. some of the biggest names in nascar have taken the checkered flag. rusty wallace, dale earnhardt, tony stewart, jimmie johnson, jeff gordon, 5 times 3 times in a row from 1998, through 2000. then again, in 2004 and in >>yeah, we're very lucky as very special sonoma raceway's been >>around for a long time. 55 years to be exact ports not to not like about coming out to sonoma raceway. >>it's a very historic road course. very technical. very challenging. and the team just love coming out here you can't say enough about that. andrew marden fox 40 sports. kron 4 is

pride and on thursday, lgbtq+ icon harvey milk was front and center. many in the bay area already know his story. but what about people who visit harvey milk terminal at sfo? what do they know about his legacy? kron four's michael thomas went to san francisco international 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's say they never could have imagined for some. the name harvey milk doesn't ring a bell 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 but winning a seat on the san francisco board of supervisors just a year before his assassination. and these 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 7 cisco airport named after is kind of amazing photos on the wall in the terminal. have clients friends protesting and he still remembers when harvey asked him for help almost 50 years ago, called me up said you had such a successful.

>>then if the then suddenly the bryan, 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. well, 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 may 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, round how we've come.

>>but also taken back 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. >>the white house says it's taking steps to reduce your costs of the grocery store. the usda announced its proposal to help poultry growers and farmers, which they say will lower the prices. you pay. but congressional republicans are not buying it. washington correspondent reshad hudson reports. >>with consumers under financial strain target walmart, walgreens and others announced their lauren prices. that is really coming after the president has really taken on price gouging. john donne berg, an economic adviser at the white house says president

biden supports the shrinkflation prevention act of 2024, which directs the federal trade commission to act against companies that sell products in smaller packages for the same price or higher. also, the usda is working to level the playing field and the poultry industry by creating more transparency in the market. something it says will lower me prices alter the you get a grocery store will be more competitively priced and also a better quality. but on capitol hill, congressional republicans have largely blamed president biden for the inflation. i really don't buy it shot. i think i think what you see in some cases that grocery prices went up so fast so quickly into the first 3 years, the biden administration. >>that in some ways they've topped off ohio republican senator jd vance and west virginia republican senator shelley moore capito say president biden should not take credit for the drop in prices. all that means is the

prices are coming down. it just means the rate of them going up. >>it's coming down. the white house says congress can help lower prices by passing president biden's bill to ban junk fees. reporting in washington reshad hudson.

>>and ohio wellness center held a friendly competition in the water with a unique twist on thursday. brad hamilton has more on how this is helping to raise awareness for

alzheimer's. >>a day that started with meditation he ended with competition. >>without a whole lot of duct tape. >>and coca music, thanks rocky river base camp or cognitive. well, in this group. held a friendly competition among their brain fit community. >>all of our clients here have some sort of dementia diagnosis for the past week. >>this class sculpted boats out of cardboard to be raced on the water. lead instructor michelle waters. some of them think some of them down says all of what you see is done with the specific purpose. the cognitive therapy activity that we decided to do here. it's kind of all encompassing. >>it is logic reasoning, executive functioning as you've already seen. our cameras were rolling s the final touches were made on

each vessel cleveland cross fit in rocky river. >>now it's time for sink or swim. put to the test in the heart of emerald necklace. marina, 3 ships and by michelle waters. 3 kids >>in the end, it was kind. the omens team that beat the competition in a landslide an unusual thing. we've never done anything like for activities involve us and working together. and everyone else part of the brain fit family. this race was victorious long before the opening people. just having to do doing >>a brooklyn audio trailblazer is transporting listeners to brooklyn's underground railroad routes. >>all of this ahead of juneteenth. cory mcginnis has more from new york city.

>>i just happened to be walking toward stumbo. kathy weed is visiting from colorado. she was strolling through fulton ferry landing in dumbo, brooklyn when she heard speakers and noticed a qr code promoting an event thought i would see what this was about. we scan the code to learn more. what she discovered was the launch of more than a brook brooklyn abolitionist. harriet, his walk. it's a new three-part immersive audio tour. exploring brooklyn is rich abolitionist history enrolled in the underground railroad. i'm interested always interested in social justice in nation's history about. >>just freedom of black people in america. the audio experience has created by com where studios and the black gotham experience. it guides participants through 19 stops and 4.5 miles of landmark abolitionists sites. new york city is named after a slave trade. >>so the state in a state capital and people sometimes think the black history began in my 1920, with a homicide.

but the real black folks before the british empire in the 1600's where says the audio tour will have a lasting impact on future generations by making this often overlooked history accessible. those kind of things need surprise, especially commonplace, knowledge. that should not be something. you have to go to a library to find out. it should be in the concrete up in the balancing creativity with project management was a key challenge according to where the project is commissioned by the landmarks preservation commission. it's fine. when you see the building and you kind of read about it. but we really wanted to bring it out and to make much more accessible. all of this ahead of the juneteenth holiday commemorating the end of slavery in the u.s. for weed. the interactive experiences not just engaging journey through history, but a catalyst for contemplating america's ongoing struggle for equality and justice. i just find it fascinating. the history and where we are now and how we keep going a bit backwards in dumbo, brooklyn, cory mcginnis pix. 11 news.

a big no for solano county's so-called city of the future. the prominent nonprofit is formally opposing the east solano county plan. it is a billionaire back ballot measure, which if approved would allow urban development on land currently designated for agriculture kron four's philippe de gaulle explains. >>nonprofit solano land trust

says voters should vote no on november ballot measure that would approve the billionaire back development called the east solano plan sponsored by the group, california forever. the project is a proposed new town near the travis air force base that could accommodate up to 400,000 new people. at the end of the day, it's the development of this magnitude is just not good for >>our agricultural economy. it's our second largest, largest economy in solano county or the habitat or the slide county and the solano land trust says the proposed development has been pushed ahead with misleading messaging. >>adding that the area in question is not a wasteland or landscape of no value. we can't have houses and economic development and we don't have to do it at the detriment of our farm economy of a healthy natural environment and that we can still have open spaces for community to get outside and enjoy it. in a statement to kron 4, california forever says in part, quote.

>>we are proposing a compact sustainable community where there is no ecological habitat on poor soils with low fire risk. according to official state and county maps. it goes on to say the east solano plan will bring thousands of jobs, homes and economic opportunity that can benefit all of the diverse communities of solano county. we urge the community to about now in november, more than 20,000 solano county voters signed the petition to put the east solano plan on the ballot. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. in the north bay. fire crews continue to battle a grass fire in saint >>the blaze injured at least 4 firefighters kron four's will tran was on scene. >>we do see visible flames at this particular time. but hot spots will be a problem at least for the next day or so. you can see the hillside there and it is still smoldering. let me show you some video that i shot a little bit

earlier this morning. firefighters, they had their briefing and then they came right back up on the hillside. and you can see so many of them going up there because it's only 65% contained. so containment numbers did not go up in the overnight hours. i can tell you it started at around one 40 yesterday afternoon. let me show you video of it. napa county, obviously very sensitive to fires because this place had to do mass evacuations just a couple years ago, they threw everything at it, including tackling it from the air for firefighters were hurt. but fortunately, it appears that they should make a full recovery. it was the steep terrain not to mention the incredible heat that added to the injuries as far as the crystal fire defensible space saved year by wineries and they were able to make sure it did not spread to other parts

of napa county and saint. let me show you video of a fire that took place just a couple of days before that the tracy fire. this is the corral fire that happened on saturday and quickly exploded. in fact, it's now around 15,000 acres. but fortunately, 92% contained. they had to do evacuations and that is worth mentioning because it is so rare for cal fire to evacuate anybody on june. first couple of days after that, the livermore fire that was only a couple of dozen acres. but you get the point. this is one to 3 as far as fires over the span of 5 or 6 days or so as far as say halyna fire here. the crystal fire, the cause of the fire still under investigation today. not as hot as it was yesterday, but make no mistake about it. it is hot. it is smoldering to the point where there is an

air advisory for the bay area. so if you're breathing, is compromise, it's probably because of this fire. missteps

have plagued the oakland a's since announcing their move to las vegas. and now there's another controversy over just how many games they will play in that new still to be billed still be financed stadium kron four's dan kerman reports. >>this is actually extremely

normal. what is shocking me is again, how clumsy all this seems in public. former miami marlins president david samson is talking about the latest controversy surrounding the a's new stadium in las vegas. its lease agreement, the a's to propose playing a number of home games outside of vegas. it's totally normal to have that in a lease agreement or in a non relocation agreement. but sampson says created a mountain out of a molehill by requesting as many as 7 home games outside of vegas. one for is more appropriate. he also called out the a's president dave campbell, for telling a nevada newspaper playing home games elsewhere helps build the team's brand and attract players. it is beyond comprehension how he responded to this. i i really can't figure out what the business strategy is. what the pr strategy when this provision came up, all you have to do is be honest and

say, of course, oakland mejia says one of 30 teams has to be available to play games internationally. so we have to work that into the least. >>period. and that's literally would be the end of the discussion. you're taking games away. >>your public and you haven't even played there yet. i don't know what the logic is. former a's executive andy dolan says whatever the intent the a's have made a bad pr move, especially when it comes to attracting new fans in las vegas. >>what people are reading those that might not be big. baseball fans are taking money away from more importantly, you're taking games away from us. don't you want us to support your team? do you want us to become engaged in all of your activities? but you're going someplace else. >>these have already announced once their lease expires in oakland this year. they'll play at this minor league ballpark in sacramento until their new vegas stadium is built. suggested the home games controversy is a way to take the biggest deal. but the

a's denied that. and baseball insiders say that's unlikely. here's how you take the deal. you don't do the deal. it's not as though they've got anything signed. you don't need to take an active step in negotiating to make it look like. >>that the other side's unreasonable or your unreasonable, you just call a press conference and say it didn't work out. we're not moving to vegas. the a's maintain its not unusual to ask for as many as 7 home games to be played elsewhere. again, baseball insiders say it is. >>and they say it's likely the stadium authority will only grant them for every other year. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >>a free grocery store is now open for residents in san francisco's bayview to help families facing food insecurity. kron four's less a good talk 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 we're also looking for people that really are in need you. you've had a hard time. this is kathy davis, executive director of bayview singer services. >>and they have been contracted to run the market. kathy says, depending on the success of the market, they could add 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

food, you know, it helps raise. >>money. >>making it be able to your money on the market will also connect residents to other social services. >>and it is expected to serve 1500 households a month by this time next year. >>and once we get this off and running and we understand the process and we works, i can see it being replicated other parts of the city and that's a desire. but it also costs money time effort in san francisco. love a good in kron. 4 news. the death toll in

continues to rise. and on thursday, more than 30 people were killed while sheltering at a un school. israel says hamas used it as a compound. washington correspondent raquel martin reports. it's been nearly a week since president biden revealed. israel offered hamas a plan to stop the fighting. but hamas has not agreed to the terms. >>overnight, israeli strikes killed dozens of palestinians sheltering in a un school in gaza. the united nations relief and works agency says 6,000 displaced palestinians. we're sheltering in the school to many times doing this for the has been and the and this. we to international humanitarian you, julia up with the un at least 40 civilians, including 14 children, were killed in the blast. that's unacceptable. israel's government says it targeted up to 30 hamas

militants using the school as a compound that was useful. staging attacks. israeli government spokesman ensor says israel will release the names of the militants killed. they obviously sought to exploit the school and the shot and shell to that. the un says it can not verify israel's claim that hamas militants were hiding inside of the school. >>you and lawyers are demanding more information back in the u.s.. how does this not cross the red line that the president laid out? the u.s. state department says it's awaiting more information about the strike pressing. >>the government, israel, the idf, to be completely transparent. the biden administration says it's focused on securing a cease-fire deal to stop the fighting too. >>start to alleviate the suffering that is happening every day in gaza this week, hostage families visited washington to support the cease-fire proposal. it's time up to 8 months droning to have back malls has not agreed to the terms. >>in washington, raquel martin.

>>because of a recent rise in shoplifting, tj maxx shoppers may now encounter security workers equipped with police tied body cameras at some of the retailer's stores. shea simon has more from smash-and-grab 2 carjackings. we have showing you footage over and over a theft across the city. >>now stores like tj maxx are catching it all on camera using body can i think that new idea is fabulous. representative for tjx says the loss prevention associates are now trained to use. the cameras is there in stores across the country saying safety is top priority. but customers like stephanie griffin say prices are her priority, especially for buyers because it keeps down. price increases. >>and supporter of the store. i want to always be able to come in and find bargains. a

look at that. this police department's shows nearly 400 report made last year. a tj maxx stores 102 at north germantown parkway. 181 at park avenue 1, 0, 9, 1, summer. i wasn't aware >>that's not a good thing. in a statement to wre the company says we hope these body cameras will help us de escalate incident deter crime and demonstrate that we take safety in our stores seriously, we're kind of fed up its citizens. >>law abiding citizens anyway.

>>well, there's nothing quite like a sports homecoming. and for seattle, mariners pitcher bryan, will you just have to know today's game against the a's. >>ments a little bit more to him. was born in oakland, went to alameda high school, of course, just a few miles away from the coliseum to see the right-hander warming up today made his 4th career start against his hometown trying to pitch the mariners to a series victory and we'll has really been brilliant against oakland throughout his young career. today was no different. he would strike out brent rooker to end the first inning. one of his 6 punch outs in the game in 6 scoreless innings. we'll still has not allowed a single run against oakland in now. 21 in the 3rd career innings. pretty impressive. top 4 mariners. up one, nothing. mitch garver adding to that lee drops. the single into left will score cal raleigh from second. it's 2,

nothing. seattle. stay that way into the 9th when it's garber again, providing a little more insurance taken tj mcfarland, deep to left center. his 6th homer of the season and the mariners beat the a's today. 3, nothing to take the series afterwards. so clinton's manager mark kotsay talked about dominance. >>yeah, i mean, we just couldn't get to but it is about a fastball that gives us trouble. you know, he basically just froze, forcing to and played it off that. you know, play today with that our success. and and i mean, kind we just we just couldn't get the fastball and we had opportunity to take advantage of the mistake in the you know, we've got a situational. about we failed in. and really that was the only opportunity had all day. >>is a little pun, a three-game series against toronto on friday. now to basketball words in a while since we've had a game a full week to be exact tonight.

finally game one of the nba finals between the celtics and the mavericks. you see those shirts for bill walton, a nice tribute before the game for the lake. the late celtic great will pick up the action in the 2nd quarter. boston got off to a great start up by 16 and then check out former cal bear jalen brown hammers it home between kyree irving and daniel gafford. got to take another look at that one. goodness. jalen. it was all celtics later. kristaps porzingis making his return from a calf strain. they kept him out of the last 38 days. he did not look rusty at all. 18 points in the 1st half off the bench. he finished with 20 along with 6 rebounds and 3 blocks. mark wahlberg was like and it later on. celtics up 19. and there's more from brown. sinking the corner 3 and then immediately afterwards, turning up the defense picks luka doncic his pocket, the steel and the slam. a five-point swing for the celtics. they've led this game by as many as 29. but

dallas wasn't quite done yet. 3rd quarter with an 11 luka around the screen buries the triple. he lead all scorers with 30. yeah. it's going to be fun. watching him go back and forth with boston fans. this series. but in this one that was as close as the mavericks would get. the celtics answered with a 14 0 run brown. another 3 he had 22 points, 6 rebounds, 3 blocks and 3 steals and boston takes game one in dominant fashion. 107, to 89. gray clouds streaming in from the pacific ocean right over the bay. >>if you've been thinking it's been too hot the last couple of days, of course, this is a welcome sight. temperatures them because of these clouds are much cooler than they were yesterday at this hour, fairfield down 16 degrees. napa down 16, 14 degrees cooler in santa rosa doesn't degrees cooler from jose. what a difference. so where do we stand right now? well, we're still at 78 degrees in antioch, but many areas at the

coastline along the bay shoreline are in the 50's and 60's. even santa rosa right now. 65 degrees. guess what? we're going to lose that heat advisory that's been with us for days for the north bay, east bay and south bay that goes away at midnight. you know, what else goes away is the coastal hazard statement. there's been concern about the dangerous surf and also the risk of sneaker waves. those are big waves that can just be come out with with no warning, go read across the beaches. now, why the change? area of high pressure has been with us. finally, it's moving to the east giving us a big change in the weather. temperatures toward normal for friday, saturday and sunday. and guess what? but oh, here comes another one, not as strong as a last one, but we're going to definitely see some warming conditions come early next week. so what's going on for today? and tomorrow? temperatures again continue the downward trajectory numbers in the 50's and 60's up the coast into the 80's at the warmest inland spots. and for the next 7

days, as you see that dip in temperatures again, friday, saturday, sunday and then they turn around and start to warm up again. not as warm, though, is passed.

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