>> now on the kron morning news mayoral candidates for san francisco face off in the first debate in this election cycle. how they say they will protect the city from crime. plus, what's next for the oakland coliseum after city leaders and decided to sell

half of the stadium over 100 million dollars. alameda county da pamela price. soon want to very own former employees. more about that coming up. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning far. >> well, good morning. thank you to weigh with this broad and really the kron 4 morning news here on thursday. june 13th, i'm reyna harvey. i want to get you moving this morning. hey, the weather has been a topic of discussion for a lot of us john, past few weeks morning. yeah, it's been a lot of ups and downs. so nothing to get too bored with for sure. and this is the down that we're looking at today. >> after what was our hottest a just a couple of days ago nearing if not to triple digits today will barely hit 80 degrees that are warm and that cooler out there today. part of the reason is what you're seeing from the east bay hills right here, which is a building kit of that low gray and fog. that is absolutely made its return.

it's a cool start to this morning you're down at 49 degrees. seen temperatures have been really cool and that is definitely going to keep. there are coastal area school today 50's for most of the rest of the bay area. brett would are only spot barely hanging on to 60 degrees this morning. now, as far as visibility goes, watch out for some visibility issues up in sonoma as well as northern marine counties. aside from that, though, most of this is low gray. that thing out just above us. so visibility has been fine, but it is going to take awhile for it all to burn off today. winds directly from the coast in treating further inland, as i mentioned so much yesterday, definitely having that cooling effect on us today. daytime highs, as i mentioned, only in the low 80's at or very warmest 70's for most of and some 60's out along the coast today. as for your road, you're driving around under that blanket of grey. so it's not impacting your visibility on bridges bay bridge looking just fine. 8 minutes for you're crossing your pretty typical at this morning. san mateo bridge, 13

minutes. that's a little bit for you while both the richmond center fell and the golden gate also moving along under some greyer skies. but things just as good as they were yesterday. great how right on the eve of that. well, what is your local election headquarters? 5 candidates running to become san francisco's next. mayor. >> met last night for their first debate ahead of the election for sarah stinson is in the hayes valley neighborhood has all the highlights. >> 5 candidates took to the stage here at sydney, goldstein, theater and hayes valley to duke it out with one another and convince voters why they would make the best. next. mayor of san francisco tickets sold out for the first san francisco mayoral debate wednesday night. the debate was hosted by manny's and city arts and lectures the candidates supervisor ahsha safai. e. >> former mayor and supervisor mark farrell, philanthropist, daniel lurie, mayor london breed and supervisor aaron

peskin with each candidate answering questions about key issues in the city. more than 800 overdose deaths were recorded last year. more than 80% involving fentanyl. each candidate. explain what they would do to prevent more deaths. we need to aggressively arrest and prosecute fentanyl dealers as mayor, i will declare fentanyl state of emergency. >> it will allow us ask the state and federal government for additional funds to allow them to bring in additional law enforcement. we're spending 700 million dollars a year on our behavioral health system. we've skewed so heavily to harm reduction, which i believe part of the continuum of cop chair. it's very important, but we forgot about building the bats and treating people. there is no other mayor in any major city in this country that is doing what i am doing with the various services that we are doing in order to help combat this issue. and we are seeing improvements in our city walk the beat with the captain of the tender line the other day. and he said a lot of our resources are going into the

downtown. >> if you want to stop the drug trade, you've got to get the officers on the street. you have to address a drug dealer. candidates also described how they would make city streets safer for visitors and residents. my plan for public safety. >> i believe we need new police chief. i believe we need to restore the budget of our police department inside of city hall are seeing one of the lowest crime rates we've seen in 10 years and that crime rate is continuing to trend to this very day, including. >> a 50% reduction right here today in car break-ins. we a fully staffed police department. most of the officers in my district know the shopkeepers in the residents on their beats many of them by name. doesn't just keep people safe. it makes them feel safe. but what's been missing has been the leadership and the investment to recruit. if you don't invest in the recruitment budget, you can't go out and get officers and all the other public safety personnel that we need. so how did voters feel after the debate tonight? how? >> a lot. because i really had no idea who i was going to

vote for. so it helped a lot my opinion might changed. and i kind of seth, i think it is he was pretty solid guy. but aaron peskin did pretty well. but i still like london i'm sarah stinson reporting in san francisco kron. 4 news. >> we're all 5 candidates are to meet again for another debate next monday night. robbers. theresa will be moderating it. the debate is being put on by the san francisco democratic county central committee scheduled to start 7.30. that's at the university of california college of law, san francisco. it's free open to the public. and of course, we're going to be streaming kron on. and the east bay, a deadly crash close down all northbound lanes of i-80. this is right near fremont boulevard in fremont. chp reported that crashed shortly after 10:00pm. officials say a 56 year-old man from newark was killed agencies. incident report indicates collision of all at least 2 cars, including a tesla. and in the south bay, a

19 year-old woman is dead following a multi-vehicle crash. this happened around 9.20 tuesday night on 1, just south of cochran road in morgan hill. according chp, the woman was riding a motorcycle, which collided with a kia sedan, indict. the key was stopped on the highway because of earlier crash. maybe that victim has not been released. i 6. lawsuit has been filed against alameda county da pamela price by one of her former employees ideally serve as prices public information officer last year she alleges price told her her enemies were, quote, the media and the asians in, quote, losses to issue a press conference price held in november last year. reporter was refused entry leading to flurry of public records request lee was required to turn over records related to that incident. she claims price chose to hide lead, change them. refused to sign off on them. lawsuit says she

was fired least price for racial discrimination, wrongful termination and retaliation. >> you know, do those sort of things. that's not your job. you're there to fight crime in finding price is serious business. producing documents. wherever the chips may fall. whatever they say, whatever you did wrong, you let them out. that's we all make mistakes. but when you try to cover it up and you ask somebody who's public informational, sir. to join in the coverup and she refuses and find her. that's not what we're about. >> the da's office says it cannot comment on litigation on personal matters. and the east bay, the oakland city council unanimously agreed to sell its 50% interest in the coliseum complex to the african american sports and entertainment. define million dollars sale now paves the way to transform the site into sports and entertainment destination with new businesses and public open space and parks. the deal also

going require a significant portion. any future residential units to be designated as affordable housing. they still have the other half of the interest. the team has yet to sell police in berkeley warning the public about an uptick in vehicle thefts targeting honda vehicles tuesday night alone. nearly 7 cases where vehicle was either stolen. burglarized. police say the majority of the vehicles involved were there, honda civics or honda accords. 4 of the cases involved the suspects stealing air bags from the vehicle's steering wheel. >> i don't want to sugarcoat it. the break-ins are debilitating to small businesses and small businesses are. what make oakland thrive. it's the reason i stay. >> mixed reaction after governor newsom says crime is down. 33 1% at oakland. comes after he deployed 120 additional chp officers to crack down on crime. some business owners we talked to say they feel completely differently.

>> numbers speak to the day-to-day life of oakland where the crime has kind of dissipated. the problem is the last night's gratefully. i think there's been less window. smash in. >> in montclair village. so that's that's a good thing. but resoundingly people do not feel safe. >> well, new some statistics are backed by the oakland police department who say auto burglaries are down 60%. commercial burglaries are down. 43 and there has been a 20% reduction in homicides. how the court comes open. police say they made several rest in connection to a surge in home, invasions, robberies and burglaries. they say one suspect is responsible for at least 4 home invasions, the highland park neighborhood back in april. >> basically, the suspect was just scooping out the area. he would just normally drive around park several blocks away and then walked to the locations that he wanted to burglarize. we're committed robberies that how he

specifically identify those targeted residents. we don't know. >> now a group of teens are juvenile hall as well. police say the group is responsible for more than 30 commercial burglaries and armed robberies. in san jose. a therapist who worked with kids at an elementary school is now in jail for child crimes. police identify and ali hamza lopez, nunez as the person they say assaulted a girl more than once during therapy. assaults are alleged to have happen from march until last friday. see if the report from reporting party. >> stating that the incident had occurred the day before they were able to basically catch the suspect in the act of of sexually molesting assaulting the victim. >> well known as work as an instructional aide at forest hill elementary school at the time of the assault. san jose police say there might be more victims. they want anybody with any information to give them a call. happening today.

first lady jill biden is land of the bay area for a campaign fundraiser. he's also set to speak at a political finance event in los gatos tomorrow. still ahead, the problem morning news condemn homes in the bay area. >> seen as valuable investment for some. find out why. well, so what is public safety cameras are seen some early results. what officials are saying. and a business owner. not sure what to do next after her. okay. spot was destroyed by fire. we'll be right back by fire. we'll be right back after the break. ( ♪♪ )

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for east 18. all because of a car break-in until the community stepped in. this is sir. i far she says she went to dinner anoka last thursday after graduating from envision academy few hours later, she got car, broken window, open trunk or graduation cap graduation money, including about $600 in cash. and i for all gone. since then, word got out community leaders have stepped up to replace what was taken. another covid surge could be coming to the bay. now, department public health is reporting higher virus levels in san francisco wastewater also learning the public of symptoms that may not always associate with covid. contra costa county, hundreds of first responders, doctors, nurses, hospital staff, all took part in emergency drill. a hospital that is feted in a practice response. all meant to simulate mass casualty incident. the children's hospital staff just prepare for something that doesn't happen very often. barton built their 5 month

merchandise to says they're going back to the 80's this i love it, but that he was t-shirts, socks, wristband. it bans. >> stickers even buttons eagle on their website at kron 4 dot com. if you're interested, i love to see folks up there rocking those 80's. bans. all right, john, just in time for the cooldown, it's a good time to rocket. good didn't need extra layer the past couple of days. but today. >> could come in handy for sure. we're looking outside at what's going on here quite hour, which is just some low gray sitting above. you. visibility has been fined along the surface for most areas across the bay. but we have seen the return of that deep in marine there and it has skewed it on in across the bay itself, resulting in a layer of low stratus. that's going to take a little bit of time to burn off today. so we're starting mostly cloudy will and mostly sunny, where we're sitting with the jet still warm inland. but by warm, it's low 80's. so very tolerable actually warm and

comfortable for those inland areas. one remaining heat advisory for the south into the central valley side. from that, you've seen them gradually slip away over the past few days. part of the reason for that is that increase in sea breeze and dust, that marine layer that has skidded on inland this morning and a huge impact on temperatures. let's get a look at them. daytime highs today in the 50's to 60's for us that that's pretty unchanged from yesterday. same for the coastline. a repeat of what you had yesterday. well, those of us further inland are definitely looking at that cool down highs in the mid 70's on the peninsula. like the way that feels south bay temperatures mostly in the low 80's today, which is similar to yesterday steps. the east bay livermore. you're down to 83 degrees today. well, hayward at 71 oakland at 68. that's 2 degrees cooler than yesterday. concord, a noticeable drop down to 78 and antioch from the 90's yesterday to 85 degrees today. so we've definitely seen temperatures falling off just a little bit further making for a comfortable and warm one

today. tomorrow temps will rise just a little brief heat spike into friday to start the weekend. nearing 90 inland. after that, we level out and stay pretty level, not as much of an up and down in your weekend towards the next week's forecast. as for your roads, things sale and it's nice to see that 8 minute hall across the bay bridge. always love to see that for early risers. metering lights will be on here in about 30 minutes. and that's going to switch things up. san mateo bridge, 13 minutes. well, there's that low gray hanging out over the richmond center fell bridge 7 minutes for your crossing there. and the fog. pretty evidence out towards the golden gate rain. right. on the eve of that. >> happening today, a thousands of santa clara county doctors and nurses. they're going to be rallied to prevent the closure of the regional medical center in san jose. the trauma center, the east san jose hospital set to close on august. 28 raleigh or say the center provides essential care lifesaving procedures to heart attack and stroke. patients, employees say they've already received

layoff notices and they're going to present a petition state leaders to prevent that closure rally set for 11, 30 at the regional medical center on north jackson avenue. a restaurant owner asking for help this morning after a fire completely destroyed her company. the massive fire tore through the lake public market in castro valley. now the building how several small businesses, including poke go restaurant owner sue dillon says they opened just 9 months ago and the road literally been flipped. upside down. lana mother of 3 says the bills have piled up as a struggling to rebuild their lives. >> i was so sad overwhelming those like i don't know what to do like don't know what is the we can't do anything right now, but there's nothing that we can do. mike, we can't even get in the building right now. just feels like on fear. like why it happens to me.

>> well, has a gofundme set up with the goal of raising $100,000. she's hoping to reopen the restaurant castro valley. still unclear what caused the fire. officials said it does not appear to be suspicious. condemn homes are becoming an attractive option for home buyers in the bay as supply goes down. >> that this is these are very special circumstances where you have l rger lots, you know, half acre in that range you're going to be a special buyer that's able to to see what's possible there and have the capacity to make something happen. it just really speaks to the fact that there's been incredible demand and need for housing opportunities in the bay area. and we just haven't kept up with the supply to meet that demand. >> stark says he's not seeing allowed influx of these types of properties for sale, but i'm on a structure on the large a lot in an area already zoned for housing, dustin to attract some attention. >> so want to tell me what i should do about my property.

but the most important thing is you have a chance to save yourself. >> ok, take it from them. and firefighters say they were able to quickly put out a vegetation fire last month los gatos has and create a defensible space around his home. santa clara 5 has a defensible space program place during wildfire season sitting out 11,000 letters this year encouraging residents be proactive, create that defensible space. the first department says the space help slow down the fire allowed time for crews to suppress flames. people living lake sonoma might see some smoke for the next few days. crews there tell us they're going to be doing prescribed burns between now and tomorrow. officials say most of the burning is going to happen today. don't be alarmed if you see smoke. and i'm county smart, they're launching a new microtransit shuttle and much for next week the shuttle would serve several areas, including the golden gate, not expect ferry terminal. it's an alternative to the central marin ferry bicycle and pedestrian bridge on weekends. people want to be able to

hitch a ride on the shuttle and go to places like the village town square mall in corte madera. still ahead, san jose resident could see water prices go up. meeting is set to happen soon for residents to happen soon for residents to voice their concerns.

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>> well, happening today, the cp you see there be hosting a community forum on proposed water rate hikes in san jose. >> san jose water company requesting to increase rates by 7.52% next year. 3.96 in

2026. on top of that, another 4.0. 46 by 2027 customer water company are to be able to communicate directly with the cpu. see at 2 and 06:00pm going online meeting on their website. the san francisco supervisor, aaron peskin wants to save a critical lgbtq health care facility from closing down facilities called life space l right in the heart of the castro. it's a mental health care facility that is potentially facing eviction after nearly 13 years at that location, supervisors passed proposal. great land use controls that would protect the critical health services use of that center. the legislation be scheduled for a vote next month. happening today, local leaders are going to be gathering for the grand opening ceremony of 8 new affordable housing project, actuarial apartments. they got 55 affordable units including a community health clinic operated by la clinica de raza. that's on the ground floor. oakland mayor sheng

thao councilmember treva reid and other city leaders are to be in attendance right over starting 11 this morning as ronald international and 94th. and the bit with city approved a new housing development project that's going to be on an open space lone tree way right across the river community center. the planning commission has 2 recommendations on the number of units to be built. 37 40 new housing unit will have 40 single-family homes, including for affordable units. still ahead, we're seeing a cold surge again. unlike the symptoms, patients are symptoms, patients are reporting right back. ( ♪♪ ) you made a cow! actually it's a piggy bank. my inspiration to start saving. how about a more solid way to save? i'm listening. well, bmo helps get your savings habit into shape

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welcome back to the kron 4 morning news and we are going on some cooler temperatures today just in time for the weekend. john morning. yeah, i love to see a little bit of a cool down 2 days ago it was a scorcher for a san jose where well in the 90's barely make the 80's and look at that sunrise. a nice start to the day for you. >> most of us are looking at some low grace, a san jose. you got a little peek of that sunshine as you will, as well. further inland. some 40's to 50's out there for most of our morning temperatures. brentwood at 60 degrees being the exception to that rule. now we're definitely seeing a billing kits of low stratus clouds. so sitting just above the bay, very few of us are going to be driving through that great, except if you're in the north bay, northern marin and sonoma counties are seeing some spots, a dense fog

to watch out for. as for winds moving directly from the coastline inland, continuing to have that cooling moderating effect on us. and that's a further cool down from even yesterday at are very warm us today will be low 80's with 70's for most of us. as for roads are moving along, just fine. nicely at 8 minutes across the bay bridge from the maze to fremont street. the typical 13 minutes you expect at this time at the san mateo bridge. and with that gray overhead of both the richmond, sandra fell and the golden gate. roads may be empty, but the skies certainly are not right now. >> potentially if you're committing a crime, you're going be pot. that's what we want everyone to think about the cameras that are all san francisco. >> well, new automated license plate reader cameras are going up throughout the city. mayor reaches the cameras have provided vital information. several cases including assault, retail theft, as well as carjacking to look like for people with privacy concerns. this is what mayor london

breed had to say. it was not to invade somebody's privacy. >> but at the end of the day, we need this type of technology in these type of tools in order to protect the public. and there are tradeoffs when you want a safe society in using 21st century technology, it's going to be an important part of that. >> according to officials, there are 100 active cameras right now. at least 300 more are expected to go online next month. a man is facing an attempted murder charge accused of shooting on delaware avenue and more town way. that's when they said they found 52 year-old anthony handy, throwing things out window. police say they first tried to talk to him. the handy refuse. police started walking away handy, started shooting their direction, barricade himself and eventually jump from that second story window. was initially taken the hospital for injuries from his fall. was later booked into jail. no

officer was hurt in that shooting. and a man was arrested for allegedly scamming an elderly man out of 4 grandsons and a so back in may at 85 year-old man was reported missing after leaving his home to go to trader joe's police later located him and found out that a man approached him so jewelry, the suspect. 25 year-old high, how sacramento allegedly drove the victim to several banks and casinos to withdraw money that didn't turn out $4,000 and gave it to the tie. but i was then located and arrested last friday booked into the sonoma county jail. graduation night ruling for east bay team because of a car break-in until the community stepped up to help. so this is saraya fr says she went to dinner right near 40. the rally in oakland last thursday after she graduated from envision academy few hours later, she found a car broken window. the trunk was wide open. her

graduation cap. all the congratulation money, including about $600 in cash, her iphone. they were gone. the says they were got out. community leaders have stepped up to replace what was taken. >> i felt relieved because as i was just i just felt like all the money that was planning to use for college. housing and food and all that. i feel like it was a weight lifted off because i will be able to biden speaks out. >> welcome based. money payment company block eight-day far 500 bucks. that's awesome. not only see senior with far runs the love life foundation and they raise another 150 bucks. almost remind people don't leave your valuables in your car because you just never know when you might get time. now 5.33 and the assembly committee voted in favor of a bill addressing the state's housing and homelessness. the bill would expand access to interim housing on a statewide level. right now, california has the

4th highest rate of homelessness, the highest rate unsheltered homelessness in the nation. supporters of the bill say it would serve as a blueprint for healthier, more environmentally sustainable communities. north bay family want they want to say thank you. they don't know who to thank the scrubbers to resist. also tells us it all started when a graduation card ended up going to the wrong address. >> it restored my faith in humanity a little bit knowing that, you know, they drove from around the corner angeles shackle ford and her son elijah, who live in fairfield talking. >> about that your mail at her house >> thank in the mail was a card with cash that for some reason god delivered to the wrong address. >> you know, we call homes and how much money was double and hearing that, you know, they return every penny. exactly how this ended.eit was definitely sharing the money. a graduation present from a family friend elijah. it just got his high school diploma. >> a party was planned, but

the friend couldn't to tend so instead sent the $50 kind of process cracked when they opened letter, that kind some of for something fun, gone to their minds whatever dozen states keep it $50, you have any plans. save it for college socials. know both say that they are taken back by the honesty and generosity displayed by the good samaritan disappeared a few just 9. it's tough. but there may ok for him to comment from them. initially, we have posted a picture from the video fairfield community website because i couldn't find them and it was basically saying, hey, anybody has seen gentlemen, please thank them. and now they have done just that. theresa kron, 4 news. >> love your positive stories like that. ok? but not this one. another covid surge could be coming to the bay. the california department of public health reporting higher virus levels in san francisco wastewater. also learning the public of symptoms. you might not always associate with

covid. >> we've been seeing more a typical sentence as more people get being moved. no and you know, it's money in the hospital recently with just diarrhea and i get that person being covid positive. it's not the common symptom, but i think people have to be aware that we had some tense might sometimes mean it's covid when the numbers going up as high as they are. >> doctor peter chin. hong advises everybody get the latest booster. even those who are older 60's than 65. and those who might be immunocompromised. happening today, which black film festival starts. this year's theme is healing the world. one film at a time. >> i think one of the biggest significance is obviously the black population. san francisco is not what's what it was. i'm and so i think it also helps to bring a lot of our communities back together,

guard list of where they are from the bay area or in the world are in the states and it kind of shows a unity. and i think that's also part of the specialty about also being during juneteenth weekend, which is, you know, that. and freedom that as well. >> that will run through sunday for each film are now selling right? range of 5 to $35. and the new owner of alamo drafthouse says it's going to keep all 35 of its cinemas open, including the one city, sony pictures. entertainment announcing today and has acquired the theater chain promising to preserve the dine-in movie theater experience and launched back in 1997. sony is now the first film studio to own a theater chain in nearly a century. i-37 and as part of our ongoing problem of coverage, we take a tri to golden gate park, the national aids memorial grove has been a place of reflection and healing for anyone touched by hiv and aids for decades. and as that memorial nears its 30th year of being design and

designated as a national memorial by congress. it's also played a part, inspired a brand new memorial in the park. our very own john shrable brings us the story. >> it may just be the quietest spot in san francisco. aside from the ever-present chirping of golden gate park's many birds and the wind rushing through the towering redwoods about. one of the few sounds you may encounter down. here is the sound of travis mathews head groundskeeper of the national aids memorial grove tending to this very intentionally landscape corner of the park. >> is that you move in and out of spaces of darkness and light. and i mean, you can see just behind us here you go into the redwoods and it's a darker space. and then you come out into don't opens up to all this light. >> this is a place of meeting to so many, but especially to those in the lgbt community who gather here for remembrance and healing. i had a partner who died from aids

in 1993 before lifesaving medications came along. steve saga serve as the senior manager of the national aids memorial. this job was perfect for me through my work, i'm able to help honor all of those lives that were lost to aids lives impacted by aids. >> this may be an incredibly beautiful sanctuary. but the story begins during one of the lgbt community's most painful chapters. the aids pandemic, which took the lives of thousands in the city alone and for a community that was oftentimes ostracized. aides only added to the stigma that so many faced. >> being aware at that time that the >> community, the community and people with hiv in age were. >> i'm being ignored and and hated >> demonized. >> the memorial is truly been a beacon of love to the lgbt community, but its impact has

been expanding more and more a sign of this soon to be unveiled in another part of golden gate park. >> this is the circle of friends. what many people consider to be the center of the national aids memorial grove in here, the names of some people who passed away from aids, but also those who donated to set this place aside. the circle also serves as the inspiration for one of the park's newest memorials. this memorial is going to be the first permanent memorial in the u.s. for cancer. just up the hill from the national aids memorial with a view as far as sutro tower. >> construction is about to start on a brand new beacon of love says daniel montana's with san francisco, rec and parks rec and park is partnering with bay area young survivors, which is a group that helps and provide support for people that have been diagnosed with cancer. much like the circle of friends in the aids memorial grove, the bay area, young survivors, cancer memorial garden will feature a similar circular gathering space so people can

look down at the words and then also up like do in this section, correct. and then there's also going to be like a metal kind of plaque breaking ground in the fall. this new memorial will transform this hillside much as the aids memorial grove did a quiet grove of redwoods. what's really exciting is that this is the first memorial to come to golden gate park since the aids memorial grove, which was 96. so that's over 2 decades. well, over 2 decades that we get a new memorial in golden gate park and that's really exciting. >> and be sure to join us thursday, june 27 at 06:30pm. pride special host of our very own john shrable in rob nesbitt this year will be celebrating the beacon of shines bright across the bay area. >> after the break, we're going to find out why health officials happening on hazmat suits in the east bay. we'll suits in the east bay. we'll right back. don't anywhere. i'm adding downy unstopables to my wash.

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mugs. ♪ bmo ♪ have 4 things you to know today. deadly crash closed down all northbound lanes katy right near fremont boulevard. 3 months. report that crashed shortly after 10 officials say 56 year-old man from new york was killed. the agency incident report indicates that crash involved at least 2 cars, including a tesla. 19 year-old woman is dead following a multi-vehicle crash. around 9.20, tuesday night. a one to one just south of concord road in morgan hill. according chp, that woman was riding a motorcycle when she collided with the kia

sedan and died. the name of the victim has not been released. and the oakland city council has unanimously agreed to sell its 50% interest in the coliseum complex to the african american sports entertainment. 105 million dollars sale. now he was a way to transform the site into sports and entertainment destination with businesses, public park spaces and affordable housing still, they have the other half interest team has yet to sail. today. first lady jill biden is going to land in the bay for a campaign fundraiser. just set to speak at a political finance event in los gatos tomorrow. well, in the east bay, you've got health experts and they're testing emergency plans response times and disasters. well, for starters, clever gives us a look at this. >> and this scenario, multiple people have been injured in a disaster involving chemicals. patients played by actors arrive at the emergency room on foot by ambulance and by helicopter arriving. victims are evaluated decontaminated

if necessary and then moved to an intake area. the drill gets hospital staff chance to prepare for something that doesn't happen very often. it might seem scary might seem very unusual but allows us the opportunity to exercise things that we don't >> enough time. so this drill is also an opportunity to practice emergency communications between different agents. >> this is allows our hospitals and our responders and our sheriff's office to exercise communicating and working together to provide the highest level of care to our community. wednesday's drill will be repeated on thursday giving everyone involved a chance to reinforce their skills and procedures. now this drill is being paid for through federal funding. but for now in contra costa county, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> all right. well, if you're heading out today, you got to plan how to dress in the last few days. we've been ditching a lot of the fabric to stay cool. but today, john, don't know if we have to do that morning. yeah, no. today is going to be one of those days where you might actually dig

back out that long sleeve shirt and that jacket. >> look at this view right here to make sure to do that. just looking at it, the wind going through the embarcadero in the bay bridge currently at all that low gray hanging out overhead. what a change from where we were just a couple of days ago when you couldn't get cool enough. now we are seeing the onshore push of wind deep in marine layer across the bay area this morning. all things we're talking about yesterday. given you that heads up on that further cool down now inland will still be warm today. we still do have some low 80's for both the south bay and the inland east bay. that fog remaining pretty president. the coast this morning will burn off giving way to mostly sunny skies later on. we do have one lone heat advisory remaining down towards bakersfield and fresno, not so much for the bay area. we definitely are nothing close to heat advisory territory anymore as that cool coastal breeze continues to push in that low stratus we have this morning is going to burn off and set us up for a nice, comfortable afternoon. today's daytime highs in the

50's to 60's for san francisco and for the coastline itself. then looking at some 70's to low 80's for the rest of us. burlingame at 70 degrees for your high today, redwood city at 76 while the south bay in the low 80's for san jose and campbell, upper 70's and morgan hill livermore. you'll hold on to the low 80's at 83 while dublin, a comfortable 76 walnut creek at 77 and conquered way down from where you were earlier this week at 78 degrees. the late cool 70 in santa rosa at 79. tomorrow's temperatures will rebound just a little bit climbing near 90 degrees for very warmest inland spots. after that, we level out, though, with very little change and the rest of the weekend nor into next week roadways this been pretty good. so far we are seeing no back up just yet at the bay bridge toll plaza. 10 minutes to get you across that by now. normally you see the metering lights turned so this is great that you're not seeing any sort of slowdown through there. that's a look at it.

san mateo bridge only at 12 minutes. it's been pretty empty morning for most of our spans. maybe you'll be in for a pretty easy commute. at least so far. it's looking like it right >> a ceremonial dance in the castle yesterday paying their respects to the 49 lives last 8 years ago at pulse nightclub in orlando. activists say it's important to never forget. >> it's importing to also honor the lives that were lost that day, they were many lost their lives. that removal of aspirations dreams and the ers emissions, but also making sure that we bring attention to that tragedy to ensure that it does not happen again. >> after years of delays, plans are now underway in florida for a permanent memorial honoring those killed in the nightclub massacre.

meantime, sandwich now officially a sanctuary city for transgender and nonconforming people. city supervisors voted unanimously on the declaration yesterday. you're seeing. >> make people think about 50% of trans people across the country are considering moving to places where they feel more welcome where their health care is at risk families are moving to places where their children can access health care. so places like san francisco, california, on their i think, are just making it clear that we want you hear that. you are welcome. >> our san francisco joined sacramento in west hollywood as the first cities in the country to make this declaration. also, people can enjoy the popular pop-up drag performance series draghi downtown tonight. today's performance is going to be at the is a chi and that's on california street from 5 to 7. the events are every thursday this month and they are free to attend. they're also going to clear history bus tours and sing-along hosted my sister

roma of the sisters of perpetual indulgence. the events help support local businesses in the downtown area while also uplifting lgbtq+ community the final dragging downtown performance is on june. 27 at one and 3.30, in the afternoon. barr has unveiled their pride month merchandise on social media. the ag says that going back to the 80's this year with fabulous t-shirts, socks, wristbands have been stickers and all if you're interested in any of this march go on their website ours at kron 4 dot com. giants host astros in game 3 of their set. that oracle park yesterday kron four's erin wilson has this morning's sports. >> i'm talking about a beautiful day at oracle park. giants looking to take game 3 of the series against the astro's. it. well, they have details along the way of on them. and of he did his job. the giants they got on the bird board early in the 3rd, was one run it's happening here at the plate, running it

3rd happened to hit a runner watching rips a shot that former giants mauricio dubon cannot write down. played with champions of second with a double and then exchanges countries with jose altuve there. the giants, the lead 2 to nothing. >> move into the 4th with a giant lead to the one bases loaded slate are now watching here hits a nice liner to center field and do the job to run score. slater will he was 3 of 5 with 2 rbi giants. take a 41 lead. the slogan continues to pitch well at home. he went 6 innings to pick up his 6th win of the season. he strikes out watch the red other than singleton here looks like he's got to hit one of the ballpark, but he's headed to the dugout. the giant. they win 5 to in the series right here. they take the series in game 2 games to one they deserve the day before hosting the angels for a 3 game series. that started on friday. so it's back to

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>> right now on the kron, 4 morning news mayoral candidates for san francisco facing off in the debate. how they say they'll protect the city from crime. plus, what's

next for the oakland coliseum? now that city leaders have decided to sell half the stadium for more than 100 million dollars. and alameda county da pamela price facing a new lawsuit filed by one of her own former employees. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 6. >> starting your day off with and i'm james, we've got a really nice looking forecast for this thursday morning. i don't know if you heard tell you what, though, cut the win. it was a little like messing around winds change that we're pushing in. cooling us down with quite the punch for sure. >> it rushed through the bay area last night offering us a lot of what we're seeing from mount tam this morning, which is that blanket of gray that is shrouding out any of downtown san francisco in the distance. so we have definitely cooled off. temperatures are in the 40's to 50's this morning. alameda