anks for joining me on today's adventure. from the columbus zoo, i'm jack hanna, hoping you'll join me next time as we go "into the wild." >> now on the kron, morning news of the lake nonprofit looks to rebuild after neighborhood violence strikes their facilities. and a health

care provider gets creative in the fight against the opioid crisis. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's saturday, june. the 15th. that's your kids. get your morning started with a look at the weather with kathy trafton. good morning, cathy. good morning. what a beautiful sunrise it was this morning at 5.47, how many hours of daylight do we get today? it's 14 hours and 46 minutes. so you can make it a great day. terrific conditions it what a difference a day makes. yesterday was all about june gloom in many areas today, crystal clear skies inland. crystal clear in many areas right along the coastline. great view of the golden gate bridge. in fact, great visibility. that is not a problem today. if you head over to half moon bay, you do see some low clouds. but in some areas, it's even sunny. there where it's 54 degrees at

this hour. 52 in san francisco as you head inland, still in the 50's pushing to the upper 50's until you get to san jose at 62 degrees and antioch at 63 degrees. common many areas right now. but and san francisco blocking 18 miles per hour. winds through the golden gate and half moon bay. it's 10 mile an hour winds. it's going to really kick the winds are going to really pick up this afternoon. the last 24 hours. if you took a look at the winds in some areas gusting 40 to 60 miles per hour along the coastal waters. the immediate coastline also in some of the higher peaks, there is a red flag warning in effect, not in the bay area, but in the sacramento valley. starting tonight at 11 o'clock pm and heading through sunday night as well. so fire danger is a big concern everywhere. but so far, not in the advisory status in the bay area. still, it is warm. it is dry. we've got some gusty winds coming our way. all right, kathy, thank you. of

allay community empowerment group is working to bounce back this morning. they're building damaged by a drive-by shooting. but they say this is not going to stop them from their mission to do good. dan thorn reports. >> some windows and a door are now boarded up at the boys and girls empowerment group in vallejo, bullets riddled the building on the night of june. 8th organizers say the damage was from a drive-by shooting while window my door. when show all it's a hole in the wall. executive director of the group orlando graham says he's thankful no one in the building was injured, but the shooting shows gun violence continues to be a problem in vallejo and kids. summer camp is just around the corner. we don't want that happen to kids for sure. the group's organizers say at first they were concerned about spreading the word about the shooting. they didn't want families or others in the community seeking services to be worried about coming to the space.

didn't want to get the go fund me. i didn't want to put it out. >> all trains were going to want to keep but then i thought about said, well, you know, it's going to get out there anyway. so that put it out there. and let's get ahead and talk about this because we love our kids and we love our community. it's unfortunate what happened this, you know, with our organization, we everybody here is grassroots from the community. the group's co executive 6 cook. >> says they've been told they should move the group out of north of allay because of the crime. but they don't want this to deter them from their mission. that better ways. >> to solve problems to drive by shooting is about if you problem with somebody, maybe we could see it. talk about. >> we're tired of the way. the little has been. we're tired of the things that's happening. we're trying to it from the ground force brass route. >> all right. and now to our next story or rather, that was our dan thorn reporting for us. a gofundme has been set up

to help out the boys and girls goal of raising $8500. in developing news. police in fremont now investigating a deadly shooting that left a security guard dead. it happened at a cvs and the fremont hub shopping center. well, first a justice is live at the scene with the latest developments on this. tiffany. >> all right. stephanie customers trying to get into the store right behind us this morning, but they're not able to the cvs has new hours now, opening at 8 o'clock in the morning and closing at 08:00pm. this is the store located right behind us in this very busy shopping center. and this is where that security guard was killed thursday night. multiple people calling about the shooting that took place inside the store. the witness a witness said that security card was in a verbal altercation with someone before the clash turned violent. according to the fremont police department. they say the guard was shot and another person was stabbed several times.

>> it's crazy. i can't believe that happened last really shoddy. expected for sure. >> now police did not say whether shoplifting was involved in this homicide, but they are urging the public. if you did witness the shooting inside of the cvs thursday night, please contact the fremont. police departments reporting live to just as kron. 4 news to thank you for your coverage this morning. >> well, if you're looking for a look at tape and a way to toast to the summer season, a historic san francisco hotel is welcoming visitors back to the city with a vibrant display of flowers and food. check out beacon grand's blooms and bubbles event which runs through july. the event part of the city's union square in bloom celebration which celebrates the neighborhood's historic connection to flowers. despite the departure of several retailers in the area, the beacon grand says it's seeing

tourism continue to pick up as we head into the warmer months. the hotel is also gearing up for the busy summer season. >> based on data, if the are better so i if you can't. going in that direction will be going to be ok? >> like other participating businesses in union square beacon. grand is decorated with colorful floral arrangements of all shapes and sizes. union square in bloom is a san francisco initiative launched in 2022. encouraging visitors and locals to discover and support local businesses and cuisine. people in parts of santa clara and santa cruz counties may spots low flying helicopters and drones next week pg and e plans to conduct a public safety power shutoff drill on monday and tuesday. the utility says they are. they do not expect the drill to actually interrupt anyone's power. police arrested 2 more miners in connection to a deadly shooting in sunnyvale. the incident happened back in

april on santa south, bernardo avenue in evelyn avenue near the diamond gas station. police say they found a man inside a car with gunshot wounds. he later died in the hospital last month. officers arrested one suspect in connection to that shooting. police arrested the other 2 suspects this week. francisco's district attorney brooke jenkins is hitting the campaign trail. the da met with dozens of community members thursday at manny's in the mission district to talk about her re-election campaign and public safety during a moderated discussion. jenkins has are questions about the fentanyl crisis. she says her office made 850 felony narcotics arrests. but 75% of dealers remain on the streets. highs are in several films getting creative in the fight against drug overdose deaths. the health care provider rolled out a new narcan vending machine kron four's lezla gooden explains. >> i knew narcan vending machine is now available to residents in marin county. the free vending machine is

located at kaiser permanente's. sandra fell medical park and hopes to fix a growing trend and the county or any county we've seen an alarming number. >> of fentanyl related deaths, 6 out of 10 overdose deaths are functional. think day. sun bateman and emergency medicine doctor in sandra fell tells us since the video machine open on monday, the demand is in a 3 and a half days that we've had going on. we've already restocks the machine twice. each box of narcan contains 2 single doses and already 175 doses have been given out this week alone. >> back in march, marin county issued a health advisory after seeing a spike in fentanyl related deaths. it is the leading cause of death among residents under age of 55. >> the number of those deaths have doubled the last 3 years.

kaiser has partnered with od free wmur an overdose prevention coalition. and they are responsible for the placing of the vending machine and its restocking. if they continue to see people using it. >> we could see more in the future. this is opportunity look at all the different sites and create access and use we're seeing in terms how many of these devices are being dispensed. was a good in kron. 4 >> a former bay area, red lobster workers filing a class action lawsuit against the restaurant chain. george parker worked at the rohnert park red lobster, which closed abruptly last month. he claims that the chain failed to provide adequate notice of nationwide layoffs. the lawsuit claims california, a red lobster workers did not get the required 60 days notice before they were let go. the lawsuit is seeking damages of more than $15,000 per worker. in the south bay. the santa clara vta celebrated the groundbreaking of a 6 mile

extension project linking the various a transit center into downtown san jose. when complete the route ends in the city of santa clara. how about a dance party on wheels? that sounds like fun. drive city of san francisco's chase center transformed into a roller skating rink on friday for a night of free skating. the event organized in partnership with the church of 8 wheels it happens again later this summer on sunday, june, 21st and friday, july. 26. >> coming up on the kron, 4 morning news as the opioid crisis continues in the bay area. the latest steps city and law enforcement officials are taking to clean up the community. and after the break, a popular bay area diner closes its doors by the owners say it's time. and clear skies today. some patches of fog. the concern is for elevated fire issues. it

is going to be dry. it's going to be clear. but gusty winds are one of the big problems. all that coming up in weather.

>> all right. welcome back. 7.13, this morning, looking at a gorgeous shot of the golden gate bridge. you can see the sun just beaming down on it. looking pretty good out there. let's check in now with kathy trafton for more on our weather conditions. hey there, kathy. >> it certainly is beautiful, but there are elevated fire concerns across the bay area and especially into the sacramento valley. yes, it's

beautiful. yesterday there were lots areas gray skies today. lots of blue, some gray at the coast. of course. but we do have some gusty winds at times. temperatures across the state at this hour from the low 50's 50 in eureka to the low 60's. 62 los angeles. 61 in san diego, the central valley so far 60's and a few 70's, sacramento at this hour is 73 degrees. our temperatures in the 50's and the low 60's right now in san francisco. downtown is 53 degrees. 59 degrees in oakland and 63 already in antioch. so it's shaping up to be a lovely day. not much different in terms of temperatures compared to yesterday, some areas just about the same little cooler in some spots, a little warmer in some spots. one of the big concerns today is the gusty winds. so at this hour right now, streaming through the golden gate at 23 miles per hour at 22 miles per hour.

heading right down the coast at pacifica, half moon bay already up to 26 miles per hour. so inland, even santa rosa in on the action at 26 mile an hour breezes, you know, the last 24 hours, if you took a look at some of the gusts, they were up to 40 to 60 miles per hour and they were mainly at the coastal waters, the coastline, some of the higher peaks and those same areas today will be seeing the very gusty winds at times. so as we go into time by tonight, look how these winds have strengthened. now through the golden gate, 34 miles per hour at 07:30pm. 31 in sandra fell and santa rosa. 27. so take your pick. as you head inland. even many areas of pretty gusty. so that does raise concerns. these gusts really gusty winds. many of the northerly i'm going to certainly bear watching. and in terms of temperatures, what we do have at least mild temperatures there by midnight. i wanted to show you these winds to die down a little bit, but not a lot.

still gusting in the 20's and some of the coastal areas. so in terms of temperatures, well, not bad. that's part of the good news. no more triple digit temperatures. not for us. not today. just a matter days ago, we really have hot temperatures, but antioch will it will peak at 88. some areas may push into 90 but not many san francisco's forecast today at 68 degrees and 81 degrees in santa rosa. a look ahead. take a look. we got very mild conditions. i would say all the way through the end of spring and then summer arrives on thursday and a little pop in temperatures on thursday. so it's a fairly good conditions. but there is red, a red flag warning for the sacramento valley. that's what? yeah, because he concerns are right now. and that kicks in tonight at 11 o'clock and last all the way through sunday at 10 actually 8 o'clock. i think that's a big concern for really hot and dry without weather. low

humidity, high winds, right? hot temperatures. absolutely not a good combination. yeah, not the best combination. and just hoping that things stay safe of people take the proper precautions, create that defensible space around their homes. thanks so much, kathy. thank you. >> san francisco police and state and federal authorities continue to tackle the fentanyl crisis in the tenderloin in san francisco making hundreds of arrests. it's an initiative that went in place back in july of last year. kron four's dan kerman takes a look at the progress made so far. >> with stepped up federal, state and local law enforcement during the day. the dea says drug dealers in the tenderloin. been doing much of their sales after dark. so in the last month, federal law enforcement officers have added extra agents at night and the results have been significant. >> we get 23 operations of the course of 28 days out of those. we 48 arrests. i was 40 arrests. we charged a 23 individuals with federal charges. we seized over 11

pounds of fentanyl, brian clark, but the san francisco office of the drug enforcement administration says. >> to put that in perspective, 11 pounds of fentanyl is 5 kilograms, which the dea says has the potential of killing 2.5 million people. this has been a long time opener, drug market. you know, it's not going to change overnight it, but it's going to take consistent, constant pressure. the dea says federal state and local law enforcement plan to keep up the pressure. we're going to use surveillance undercover agents controls buys wire taps. we're going after the money service businesses that are laundered drug proceeds specht dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> now to a massive drug bust in san francisco's mission district. police say a resident alerted them about a car allegedly involved in drug sales. >> officers found that car near 17 they shot. will streets discovering more than half a million dollars in cash and drugs, including cocaine, meth and mushrooms. they

arrested 2 suspects in the car on multiple charges. in the south bay. a business owner milpitas is picking up the pieces after a break-in at his restaurant. you can see the damage done. korea las vegas on north milpitas boulevard. the owner tells us it happened shortly after midnight on thursday. the total costs and damages $3300. 2000 of that is just to replace that window. and today marks the opening the grand opening of the unicoi long peace and friendship garden in san francisco's visitation valley. the the park is in honor of grandma wong. you just saw a picture there. she died at the age of 89 after a 17 year-old attacked her in 2019. she died from her injuries in january 2020, her name or i means abundant love organizers say, and that's what the creators want people to take away from this new park. the park's organizers say they want to break the cycle of violence by creating a joyous, inclusive and safe space. today's event

features live performances from many cultural groups, including west african drummers and a lion dancers. and today marks world elder abuse awareness day and the fbi is seeing a growing number of reported elder abuse cases. federal data shows at least 1.6 billion dollars in losses from january to may of this year. that's up nearly 300 million dollars from the same time last year. they say criminals frequently target older adults who can be perceived to be more vulnerable. interesting among the most common schemes reported last year included tech support scams, romance scams, investment scams and government impersonation scams. and some sad news for the palo alto community. mike's diner bar is closing for good. the restaurant on middlefield road has been a staple in the area for nearly 3 decades. the owner says the restaurant just couldn't bounce back from the pandemic and the last day for mike's diner bar is tomorrow. the 16? tackling economic recovery remains a statewide focus at a

special hearing this week. state officials including assembly member matt haney. sure the steps taken and the work that remains to help cities recovering from the pandemic over the next year. additional hearings will be held highlighting topics such as empty businesses, public safety and sanitation, homelessness and the fentanyl crisis. >> everyone who? works here, who lives here, who visit here? we are interconnected. we will rise and fall together. there's no downtown without businesses that can open here and thrive. here without buildings that are full of tenants where people coming here and walking around and there's no downtown without the people who make sure that this place is operational, that it's safe, that it's clean. the security officers, the janitors. >> members of labor and business communities were in attendance at this as well as representatives from the

hospitality sector. another area hit hard during the pandemic. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news ev charging stations are growing in demand in the bay area. >> how the city of san francisco is responding. san

mateo county supervisors approved raising the base pay for regular county employees to $30 an hour. the move impacts more than 70 workers. the board's action aligned with what a task force determined to be a livable wage. the task force looked at

the cost of food, child care, health care, housing, transportation and taxes. officers detained 5 people including 3 minors in oakland. investigators say the group rammed into a patrol car while trying to flee officers. it happened friday morning on foster avenue and bernhard drive near 80 officers say the suspect's car was connected to an armed robbery out of san leandro. no one was hurt. the case is now being handled by san leandro police. we now know the identity of the man killed in a hit and run earlier this week in san francisco, a car struck. 41 year-old mcgill the river cruise at the intersection of mission and cortland avenue, flowers and candles now lie in the area. police say that crash happened shortly before 4 monday morning. officers are asking anyone with information or video of the collision to please get in touch. ev charging access is expanding in san francisco. mayor london breed launching a pilot program allowing more curbside

charging the city is hoping to install more than 1700 public stations by 2030, right now, there are less than 1200 before selecting locations. the program hopes to gain public feedback and applications from charging providers. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the race for california senator up. >> latest poll showing one candidate leading the race.

>> parts of solano county are under a red flag warning this weekend. and that doesn't mean elevated fire danger for the area. let's check in now with

kathy trafton in the weather center. you can give us a better understanding of what we should be with this weekend's warnings. kathy? >> yes, it is the last weekend of spring. we'll have seasonal temperatures all the way through the end of the season. the concern today, however, is indeed the elevated concern about fire. it is going to be dry, but we have gusty winds, too. look at this picture, the golden gate bridge. it looks like chamber of commerce weather looks like a postcard. i know it's a live camera because i can see a boat going on the waters there. so it is beautiful. visibility is terrific. however, again, the winds are the big concern at this hour. temperatures right now mainly in the 50's still warm 66 degrees. and he really popping up early this morning. so right now we've seeing some winds really in the 20's. 24 in san francisco right through the golden gate. up to 29 degrees. that's in, sandra fell. and santa rosa. we're

going to see things really strengthen. the winds will really kick in and by this evening at 05:45pm. the forecast is for gust 37 miles per hour in san francisco. 25 petaluma 30 san francisco and 33 in half moon bay. these winds are concerning with coupled with the low humidities and the warm temperatures. the winds are really a big concerns. so we do know there was a red flag warning in effect starting tonight at 11 o'clock going through tomorrow. at 8 o'clock for the central valley for the san joaquin and sacramento valleys and into solano county. so we'll keep an eye on that and chat about it. more coming up in weather. all right, kathy, thank you so much. >> 4 is your local election headquarters. and with less than 5 months left until election day, a new poll shows democrat adam schiff significantly ahead. republican steve garvey in california's u.s. senate race. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports.

>> democrat adam schiff, thank you, everybody. and republican steve garvey. you're looking at the candidates squaring off for the u.s. senate seat long held by late senator dianne feinstein. according to a new poll from the public policy institute of california, schiff is leading garvey by 25 points last month during a one-on-one interview with garvey expressed confidence he can win where we have common six-and-a-half minds, i think is minor miracle and we will win because we care about all people that loyola law school professor jessica levinson says that will be very challenging in a state where registered democrats outnumber registered republicans by about 2 to one. i don't think there's anything that steve garvey can do. i think that steve garvey is the opponent that adam schiff wanted. and we all essentially knew that this race was over. once it became a top 2 finish with adam schiff and steve garvey. the pull also findg in the race for president, democrat joe biden will easily win the state of california against republican donald trump. but in the same poll, more than

half of respondents also said they disapprove of the job. biden is doing. it comes as 36% of respondents said the economy and cost of living is their top issue. priority followed by housing, affordability, homelessness, crime and government. mark baldassare as the poll director it. mean, the economy we asked people were the thoughts about. >> one of the economic conditions going to be during the next 12 majority of people say that they expect been economic times on that topic. a majority of respondents said they would prefer to pay lower taxes and have a state government that provides fewer services. it's for that reason why baldessari says he was surprised to see more than 6 out of 10 respondents said they will vote no on a ballot measure that would make it tougher for state lawmakers to raise taxes. specifically. the proposal will require voters to approve every new tax or tax governor gavin newsom and democrats in the legislature are opposed to the measure and filed a lawsuit in the state supreme court to take it off

the ballot. citing concerns is unconstitutional and interferes with the role of government. but supporters say the measures all about protecting taxpayers were returning power to them away from the politicians. >> so again, they have the final say in the future on all new state and local taxes. rob lapsley of the california business roundtable is a major proponent of the measure. he believes the majority of californians do support the initiative, but he feels the poll question was difficult to understand because it included the measures formal ballot summary and title is published by attorney general rob bonta just as he does with every ballot measure. some have described the way bunt awarded the title and summary as convoluted and lengthy causing voter fatigue and confusion. it can be very frustrating voters if they're confused about what exactly a measure would do. >> we see this in many other areas where if people aren't sure what the specific impact of their vote will be, then they either won't vote for that measure or they'll vote

now. >> and the poll also found 54% of californians disapprove of the job. governor gavin newsom is doing and it's even worse for the legislature with roughly 6 out of every 10 californians saying they disapprove what's happening and that building reporting in tom wallace kron 4 news. >> big news this week from the supreme court. the high court struck down a trump era ban on bump stocks which allow semiautomatic weapons to fire like machine guns. the supreme court ruled the trump administration did not follow federal law when it banned bump stocks. the ban came after a gunman used bump stocks. a rapid fire go to accessory to opened fire at a music festival in las vegas, killing nearly 60 people there. many republicans are standing by the supreme court. well, democrats are saying the move rose back, gun control. >> second amendment i stand by. the supreme court has ruled. let's move on with it. what the court did today is really rolling back. >> but otherwise, progress to be made.

>> president biden now calling on congress to act on this. he wants lawmakers to ban bump stocks and pass an assault weapons ban. say police are investigating almost a dozen robberies related to bank visits in the past 90 days. kron four's gayle ong reports. >> warning from antioch police alerting residents to stay vigilant after victims were robbed after leaving local banks doesn't surprise me. i've been here for 28 years. it's gotten continuously worse. according to a police detective that aim to robbery suspects after a foot pursuit. one of the suspects was carrying a firearm. as of friday. there are close to a dozen open robbery investigations involving bank visit. the crime has increased even during the daytime. >> doesn't matter when you go, i just hope you keep your head on the school. lonnie smith says he hears about these incidents on the nextdoor app. >> even a chase bank was robbed last week. but what happens if people sit out

because they would follow a person all the way home, matter where they live even from here to open, which is about 10 miles, about 7, 8, miles. a right to the driveway. police say 4 of the robberies happened at a different location after the victim's left. the banks. >> in 6 other instances, robberies happened in the bank, parking lots. police say the suspects stole cell phones, wallets and money. so you just got to be careful. and i think sometimes we get complacent. >> phones and stuff like that looking down and not paying attention to us around us. so that's important. if you know what time we're in today. >> we've got to attention any apd is giving the same advice and as people should avoid carrying large amounts of money, walk in well, lit areas and report any suspicious behavior to police in antioch, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> and this morning, santa rosa police are warning of a rise in gang-related violence. there. officers arrested several boys between the ages of 13 to 15 in connection to robberies and assaults near

the santa rosa transit mall. police say the latest attack happened on june 6 when a teenage boy was beaten unconscious by 10 people. police say these crimes increased demand on law enforcement resources. law enforcement officials did not release the names of the arrest of suspects because they are minors. on friday called for employees, volunteered at food banks around the bay area every year. kron four's parent company nexstar broadcasting host what's called founders day. it's a day for employees to give back. now, this is video from the food bank of contra costa and solano counties. you can see all the help for workers there in their blue shirts. volunteers boxed up food which was delivered to families and individuals in need. now we know that food banks usually get a lot more attention during the holidays like thanksgiving and christmas. but there is absolutely a need in the summer months as well. >> continue see a high need in our community. we currently over 400,000 people every

between contra costa solano counties were looking for volunteers. you're around, you know, both in the warehouse, as you can see back here at our director should shuns. we're also looking we're always looking for donations. both monetary early food base. anything that you can donate or volunteer your helps us tremendously. >> and here's a look at the scene at the san francisco moran foodbank. you can see some familiar kron. 4 faces. >> there as well. our gma, there was a peppers in the boxes and >> just looking like a lot of fun out there. >> it's a lot. you know, i just relocated back to san francisco and misses home. so area native bay area native, the acid, the ability to help the community is amazing. getting bags together full of food for the commhnity, those in need and it's so awesome to be out here because you actually get to butte your co-workers. also, you just feel so good afterwards. >> if you are interested in joining in the effort, there's grant lotus right there. you

can make a monetary donation or volunteer at your local food bank as well. so many different ways to help. and findings from a new audit are putting the fda and hot seat for 2022. is nationwide. baby formula shortage and investigation by the department of health and human services found it took the fda more than 15 months to afford an e-mail from a whistleblower over conditions at an abbott nutrition factory in michigan, 2 babies later died and several more hospitalized after drinking powdered formula made at that factory. the facility was temporarily closed for several months resulting in a nationwide formula shortage that year. >> coming up on the kron morning news. san francisco bay ferry rates are on the rise. a look at how much more you can expect to pay. plus, the alameda county fair kicked off on friday. look at that. a look at some of the fun you can expect this weekend is coming up. >> today is dry. and when day

ahead elevated fire concerns across the bay area and especially into the sacramento valley where a red flag warning goes into effect tonight. all that and more tonight. all that and more coming up in weather.

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can we expect in terms of our weather? >> well, it's beautiful. no doubt about that. i love this picture of the golden gate bridge. it is live, but there is nothing happening except a few boats on actually can also see that traffic on the golden gate bridge. it's horrific conditions. it's going to be warm but not hot. it's going to be a little bit on the dry side and a lot windy. so we do have concerns elevated concerns for fire conditions. so be very careful as you head on out in terms of temperatures across the state, we're in the 50's along the coastline, at least for northern and central california into the 60's. as you head down to santa barbara la and san diego centered central california. and then in the inland areas warmer yet already 73 degrees. and that's in bakersfield. 64. it will heat up, especially in the inland areas. and this area of high pressure, of course, is affecting off our coastline. but the difference is there's an area of low pressure moving to our north and that is going

a little bit of rain in parts of washington and oregon for us. it keeps our temperatures kind of mild, not trip. terribly hot earlier this week. just a few days ago, we had triple-digit temperatures in some areas in the bay area, but not for us today through there is the rest of the rain heading up parts of portland and into parts of the state of washington. so they've got some rain there for us is just has a moderating effect on our weather. so our temperatures this afternoon as we go into the warm part of a day, 68 degrees for san francisco. 74 today in oakland, 84 of allay 85 santa rosa. 88 degrees at the forecast for antioch. i would not be surprised if we saw some numbers pushing into 90's, but it is not toasting hot in terms of temperatures that will keep things on the mild side. you know, this is very last day of last weekend of spring for us. so the last few days of spring. well, that's all the way through wednesday. and then on

thursday, it's the first day of summer. and guess what? temperatures pop up a little step back a little bit. you can see here thursday. 92 degrees back in the 90's in the warmest inland we're in for a spell a beautiful weather. as long as the fire conditions. just cooperate. yes, yes, fingers crossed that things. stay calm this weekend. yeah, sunday. all right. thanks a lot. >> state. they go. the international bird rescue released a group of seabirds friday in sausalito. those brown pelicans were taken in and cared for by the california wildlife center in fairfield. what a beautiful view out there. >> the center says they rescued more than 370 injured pelicans in april. most of them coming from the monterey and santa cruz areas. environmentalists are investigating what caused injuries. but we are hearing reports of the birds being entangled in fishing gear. it is going to cost you a bit

more to ride the ferry from the city to the east and north phase. >> starting july first, the san francisco bay ferry increases its fair by 3%. well, in one way from alameda, oakland richmond to the city now cost you $4.70. if you're coming from south san francisco, it will cost you $7.20 the fare from delay who will be $9.60. the fare increase was approved by the fair is board of directors last year. and the alameda county fair kicked off friday in pleasanton with food, carnival rides and some live music. the event runs through july 7. boys photojournalist michael jackson takes us inside. >> we're the largest county in northern california. >> and we have such a big space. there's a activities that we offer. we also have a lot of entertainment with all

we have a new canine stars dog show to pray shows are always trying to bring martin a bigger go all the cover of europe and asia. >> what's your favorite part of the fair? just remind me growing up, you know, coming out my dad and having a little bit of fun and a bringing the kids season fireworks and just that whole upbringing. second here you know, less. >> great carnival midway. i'm surprising gains. we have a part of the we've also got a number to our parents. but why the rise. your friend to come in my go to the concert series. we've got that. we've got shows. nightly drone shows united states which are >> really so yeah, there's totally something for everyone. >> that was from our photo journalist malcolm jackson. some great shots out there. now, surprise you to learn

more than 80% of young people in the bay area have never been in the ocean, even though we're so close by. and that's all according to the san francisco nonprofit city surf project. the organization is working to introduce or fade to a new generation of wave riders. as you can see there and kids are invited to hang loose at the organization's summer camp which kicks off this month. we heard from the executive director. >> all right. you as much success as possible. so we have big soft, soft serve and we stand the shallow water until they can work their way up out to the bigger breaker ways. we don't just take kids serving one time. we want to actually create so it takes a lot of time and energy and getting out weekly basis. >> families can sign up their kids online at city surf project dot com. with 2 out. the workers are proposing a class action lawsuit against the tech giant. they claim apple systematically paid female workers less than their male counterparts for doing

the same job for years. the filing covers women who work at apple's engineering marketing apple care divisions. if the case is approved for class action status, the suit could apply to as many as 12,000 female employees. well, layoffs coming to the bay area. virtual reality company, vr chat laid off 30% of its workforce. ceo graham taylor making that announcement on linked in wednesday. the san francisco based company says over hiring led to the decision employees will get 12 weeks of severance pay. and if you're itching to watch a movie this weekend, the next installment to the movie inside out is available now on the big screens in our dean richards has a preview. >> little girls growing up so and to be nothing but smooth sailing from. >> mean, it? we're gonna put my disney pixar's inside out some major hit when he came out back in 2015.

>> it followed the inner workings of the mind of young has to adapt your family's relocation as your 5 inner emotions come to life inside of ruling. her thoughts and emotions now within sight out to young girl is 13 years old with a whole new set of emotions. the original emotions of anger voiced by lewis black joy. amy poehler fear tony hale sadness, phyllis smith and discussed lisa look para are now suppressed emotions and embarrassment and anxiety are added to the mix as a summer hockey camp is about to begin. but without her 2 best friends. so she really has to try to fit in with strangers. >> first year, you're on the floor. many times. >> inside out who is basically about validation about discovering new emotions in

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>> welcome back. a woman in southern california made this surprising discovery. here she found of little family of coyote is living under her house. this is in the los angeles area. she says local law enforcement referred her to animal control. no one was available to help. so that's when she reached out to humane wildlife control. that's a group that uses humane, no kill methods to remove wildlife. and that whole space was eventually sealed up in the coyote family left the property. so back out in a while now and lots of excitement from animal enthusiast this morning around the birth of this rare white buffalo calf in yellowstone. check this out. the moment fulfills a native american prophecy that indicates better times ahead. according to the spiritual leader of lakota, people, the birth of this calf is both a blessing and a warning that we must do more to take care of our planet. >> still ahead on the next hour on the kron, 4 morning news, a local nonprofit working to pick up the pieces this morning after gun violence damages their facility. plus medical

provider. kaiser gets creative in their approach to helping those trapped trapped in the drug crisis. look at what they've got planned. and police investigate a fatal shooting that killed a cvs security guard in the east bay. >> stay with us. we've got the latest developments in a live report.

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>> now on the kron. 4 morning news of a little nonprofit looks to rebuild after neighborhood violence strikes their facilities. and a health care provider gets creative in the fight against the opioid crisis. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news >> good morning. thanks so much for being here and for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie land. >> it's saturday, june, the 15th. let's get your day started with a look at the weather with kathy trafton. good morning, cathy. good morning. it is the last weekend of spring. amazing, beautiful conditions. >> temperatures warm but not

hot. the concern, of course, is the gusty winds. and the concern is for elevated fire conditions. we're not under any watches and warnings here. however, in the sacramento valley stretching into solano county. there is an heat, a red flag warning in effect tonight through tomorrow night. but the fire concerns already are with us because it humidity is quite low. now, this is a great view from mount tam a pious. you see nothing but clear skies may be a little haze in the atmosphere, but things are beautiful. temperatures at this hour mainly in the 50's and then in the bay area. however, antioch already has popped up to 66 degrees. and in san jose, it's 62 degrees in terms of those winds. and i mention gusty winds. you bet. yesterday, the past 24 hours, we saw gust to 40 to 60 miles per hour. even in this early morning hour, we're seeing winds already in the 20's, especially along the coastline, 23 degrees in san francisco. 29 degrees. winds now clocked at half moon bay.

as you head through the evening. of course, the winds really strengthen. the forecast is for 37 mile an hour winds coming through the golden gate this evening at 6 o'clock 30 and santa rosa on this map where you see that the oranges and the few shows those are the really strongest gusts in terms overnight tonight. of course, the winds dry die down a little bit. and in terms of our temperatures, not so bad. so we're going to be seasonal for the moment. we'll talk about the 7 day forecast. that's coming up in weather. all right. looking forward to thank you. >> allay community empowerment group is working to bounce back this morning. they're building damaged by a drive-by shooting, but they say that's not going to stop them from their mission to do good. our dan thorn reports. >> some windows and a door are now boarded up at the boys and girls empowerment group in vallejo, bullets riddled the building on the night of june. 8th organizers say the damage was from a drive-by shooting

while window my door. when show all it's a hole in the wall. executive director of the group, orlando graham says he's thankful no one in the building was injured, but the shooting shows gun violence continues to be a problem in vallejo and kids. summer camp is just around the corner. we don't want that happen to kids for sure. the group's organizers say at first they were concerned about spreading the word about the shooting. they didn't want families or others in the community seeking services to be worried about coming to the space. didn't want to get the go fund me. didn't want to put it out. >> all trains were going to want to keep but then i thought about i said, well, you know, it's going to get out there anyway. so that put it out there. and let's get ahead and talk about this because we love our kids and we love our community. it's unfortunate what happened you know, with our organization, we. >> everybody here is grassroots from the community. the group's co executive 6 cook says they've been told

they should move the group out of north of allay because of the crime. but they don't want this to deter them from their mission. that better ways. >> to solve problems to drive by shooting somebody if you problem with somebody, maybe we could see it. talk about. >> we're tired of the way. the little has been. we're tired of the things that's happening. we're trying to do it from the ground force press room. >> and a gofundme has been set up to help out the boys and girls empowerment group. they have a goal of raising $8500. in developing news now, police in fremont are investigating a deadly shooting that left a security guard dead. it happened at a cvs in the freeman hub shopping center. how for tiffany justice is live at the scene with the latest. tiffany, what have you learned? >> stephanie, there are new signs on the door letting customers know about their new hours. a 02:08:08am, to 08:00pm is when they will be

closing this store located in a very busy shopping center. and this is a location where that security guard was killed thursday now we know that multiple people were calling 9-1-1, about the shooting that took place inside the store. witnesses said that the security guard was in a verbal altercation with someone before the clash turned violent. according to the fremont police department, they say the guard was shot and another person was stabbed several times. >> it's crazy. i can't believe that happened last night. really sad. it's unexpected for sure. >> now police did not say whether shoplifting was involved in this homicide, but they are asking public if you did witnessed this incident inside of this cvs store, please contact the fremont department police department's investigation unit reporting live to just as kron. 4 news. tiffany, thank you.

>> big news this week from the supreme court. the high court struck down a trump era ban on bump stocks which allow semiautomatic weapons to fire like machine guns. the supreme court ruled the trump administration did not follow federal law when it banned bump stocks the ban came after a gunman used bump stocks, a rapid fire gun accessory to open fire at a music festival in las vegas, killing nearly 60 people. many republicans are standing by the supreme court's decision. well, democrats are saying the move rolls back. gun control. >> it's the second amendment i stand by the supreme court has ruled. let's move on with it. what the court did today really rolling back. >> but otherwise, progress to be made. >> president joe biden now calling on congress to act. he wants lawmakers to ban bump stocks and pass assault weapons ban. people in parts of santa clara and santa cruz counties may spot at low flying helicopters and drones

next week pg and e plans to conduct a public safety power shutoff trail on monday and tuesday. the utility says they do not expect the drill to actually interrupt anyone's pout. police arrested 2 more miners in connection to a deadly shooting in sunnyvale. the incident happened back in april on sand or other south bernardo avenue and evelyn cpavenue near the diamond gas station. police say they found a man inside a car with gunshot wounds. he later died in the hospital last month. officers arrested one suspect in connection to that shooting. police arrested the other 2 suspects this week. and now to a massive drug bust in san francisco's mission district. >> police say a resident alerted them about a car allegedly involved in drug sales. >> officers found the car near 17th and shot will streets discovering more than half a million dollars in cash and drugs, including cocaine, meth and mushrooms. they arrested 2 suspects in the car on multiple charges. in the south bay. a business owner in

milpitas is picking up the pieces after a break-in at his restaurant. you can see the damage done. korea las vegas on north milpitas boulevard. the owner tells us it happened shortly after midnight thursday. the total cost damages is $3300. 2000 of them just to replace that window. as san francisco's district attorney brooke jenkins is hitting the campaign trail. the da met with dozens of community members thursday at manny's in the mission district to talk about her re-election campaign and public safety during a moderated discussion. jenkins answer questions about the fentanyl crisis. she says her office made 800 and 50th onate narcotics arrests. but 75% of dealers remain on the streets. and kaiser in sandra fell is getting creative in the fight against drug overdose deaths. the healthcare provider rolled out a new narcan vending machine. proffers lezla gooden reports on that. >> i knew narcan vending machine is now available to residents in marin county. the free vending machine is located at kaiser

permanente's. sandra fell medical park and hopes to fix a growing trend. and the county county we've seen an alarming number. >> of fentanyl related deaths, 6 out of 10 overdose deaths are fentanyl related. jason bateman and emergency medicine doctor in sandra fell tells us since the video machine open on monday, the demand is in a 3 and a half days that we've had going on. we've already restock the machine twice. each box in our can contains 2 single doses and already 175 doses have been given out this week alone. >> back in march, marin county issued a health advisory after seeing a spike in fentanyl related deaths. it is the leading cause of death among residents infrared under age of 55. >> the number of those deaths have doubled the last 3 years.

kaiser has partnered with od. free moran, overdose prevention coalition and they are responsible for the placing of the vending machine and its restocking. if they continue to see people using it. >> we could see more in the future. this is opportunity look at all the different sites and the degree of access and use we're seeing in terms how many these devices are being dispensed was a good in kron. 4 >> a former bay area, red lobster workers filing a class action lawsuit against the restaurant chain. george parker worked at the rohnert park red lobster, which closed abruptly last month. he claims the chain failed to provide adequate notice of nationwide layoffs. the lawsuit claims california, a red lobster workers did not get the required 60 days notice before clara vta celebrated the groundbreaking of a 6 mile extension project.

>> linking the berryessa transit center into downtown san jose. my complete the route will end in the city of santa clara. not loaf. and how about a dance party on wheels? thrive. city of san francisco's chase center transformed into a roller skating rink friday for a night. >> a free skating. the event was organized. in partnership with the church of 8 wheels. it happens again later this summer on sunday, june, 21st friday, july. 26 a skate on over to kathy now. >> dry. it's breezy and fire concerns are elevated. there's a red flag warning that goes into effect tonight for the sacramento valley. i've got sacramento valley. i've got details coming up in weather.

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>> 12 this morning taking a live look outside out from our mount tam camera. you can see nice shot of san francisco in the distance out there now. what can people expect in terms of the weather today, kathy, what you would know? what a difference. 24 hours makes. yesterday we were talking about june gloom. many areas seeing lots of gray skies today. >> not so much in the way of great clear skies. this is a view of downtown san jose from the san jose state university camera. it's beautiful. it's clear things are great. some

areas we do see some patches of low clouds such as at the coastline, but not everywhere. even we've got some beautiful conditions there. in terms of the clear skies. we also have other conditions to be concerned about. that would be the windy conditions right now. if i step back, you can see at this hour it is 23 miles per hour. winds going right through the golden gate. 27 in sandra fell. 22 petaluma 27 also in santa rosa. and 29 in half moon bay, not quite as breezy yet inland, but that will change. now, take a look. as we go through the day will stop at the early evening at 06:15pm. look at that gusting 37 miles per hour in san francisco. 36, half moon bay. and there's a northerly component to some of these winds, a bit of a westerly winds also coming through san francisco. 26 mile an hour winds this evening in calistoga that the 29 26 in napa. 22 oakland and 19 in san jose. so it is breezy and you

know what? by midnight, those winds die down a little bit, but not a lot, ok, no longer in the 30's. but 29 sandra fell. 24 san francisco. 29 degrees in half moon bay. you know, the last 24 hours, some of the gusts were clocked to 40 to 60 miles per hour winds. we could see some gusts kind of like that today, especially in the coastal waters, especially right at the immediate coast. some of the elevated you could see some very gusty winds there also gusting through some of the gaps in the coastal hills. biggest gap, of course, being the golden gate. temperature wise, 50 60's white along the coastline at this hour. of course, that's a look. we'll later on today will be a lot hotter. but right now at 63 in sacramento and 68 degrees in fresno right now across the bay area. 50's for the temperatures. but we're starting to warm into the 60's. 63 for nevado and 61 in mountain view. 62 in san jose. and so we're going to start

seeing this warming coming up. why? well, there's an area of high pressure, of course, not at all unusual for this time of year. here's the high well off our coastline, but notice this area of low pressure right here. it's good. it's well to our north. influencing our weather, though. it's not bringing us rain, but it is cooling things a little bit. we've got bit more of a zonal flow, a west to east flow coming right our area. so will keep things seasonal in terms of temperatures. but if you're of course, up in the pacific northwest, that translates into some rainy conditions in some areas. so you can see right here up in portland, there was some rain, high temperatures today. this is pretty seasonal now. we'll see naimi numbers in the 50's and 60's white along the coast. san francisco 68 degrees. 81 for nevado and napa 80 degrees and delay. whoa, 87 conquered 88 in antioch. some areas could push up into the low 90's. our concerns are, of course, for the fire

conditions. but if you're in the central valley, goodness gracious, especially the sacramento valley. there was a red flag warning that goes into effect tonight. that would be 11 o'clock tonight through 8 o'clock tomorrow night. that is for area. some chico reading down to sacramento even into the area. solano county. so for the next 7 days, what we have in store, seasonal temperatures and this is going all the way through all the way through the end of spring, which of course, is tuesday into wednesday. and then thursday, it's summertime. temperatures pop up just a little bit. we've got great conditions going on for us. and that's the world weather for the moment. details more details coming up in a sounds great. kathy, thank you. the proper celebrate continues. our celebration of pride month, spotlighting the diverse and colorful stories of the bay area's vibrant lgbtq+ community. >> the san francisco men's chorus debuted on the steps of city hall back in 1978. since

then, they've become a force of perseverance against intolerance, inspiring audiences through the power of their music. and here to share more is jacob stenberg, artistic director. good morning to you. good morning. thanks for having me. course. and we're so glad to have you here with us. so, you know, tell us a bit about how this month has been going for you. first of all, i'm sure you've been very busy. we love pride month. we were so supported by our local community. >> what we're doing, national anthems for afc the new professional women's soccer team. it's their first ever pride night. so we'll be there tomorrow will perform for the the mayor and city hall of to uplift us during this month and year round and the local and to partner with us often 12 months of the year, really love to highlight us and give us an extra month in june. yeah, it is so important to also recognize that it's not just performances during pride month that you're also active throughout the yeah, we have 3 major perbormances with all

300 members of the corps may be another 100 performances with small groups here and there throughout the year. incredible 300 member chorus and to tell us a bit about how the course has evolved over the years to, you know, some things have changed over time. for example, when we started, we were organization just 4 game. and now we we acknowledge all elements of the gender spectrum. we have trans singers and not binary singers, but some things have stayed the touring and national travel was really important. back in 1981, when there weren't other courses and we wanted to or to 8 cities, all 8 cities created courses. and now there's more than 250 north america. we continue that this summer when we travel to the midwest where they're seeing so many anti lgbtq pieces of proposed legislation. so we want to run to those places lift up the amazing work being done in those communities and raising money for local nonprofits there. yes, and that is all part of your love tour but is coming up as well. the love to are coming up this july. yeah. tell us a bit about that.

we're going to head to 3 cities in the midwest. iowa city, des moines and omaha. when we're in each city will put a partner with the local coroner, says and in each place will also work with local nonprofits, including iowa, safe schools and out grass cut. and we love these groups because they do both amazing local community programming but also statewide legislative tell us to about what sort of what can people do take away an experience when they watch. one of your performance is whether it's this month or during the we always try to make sure that there's joy so many times concerts can feel like homework. we're like like you have to be challenged and we love concerts to be fun, joyful. you can always expect a little laughter. we always spring power and i think the 3rd key piece is always something unexpected. you can always expect a little surprised, ok? that's quite a tease, right? haha.

>> now, tell us to about this that what you know, your vision for the course this year, especially given all of the things that are going on in terms of lgbtq rights in the country right now. >> as i was planning this entire season, starting from the holiday and going through this love to are i foresaw the possibility that we might be inundated with stories about hatred or controversy or conflict. and that would be too hard to find love stories and our daily lives. so each concert this season from the holiday to the concert we did of movie music to this summer concert. we have coming up this tuesday. all have a strong focus on all the aspects of love from romantic love to self love. love of the earth. the way we memorialize and love those who came before us. so that's the island of adding love stories to the world has been a really key focus of the season. and that's a beautiful thing. and it for people who are watching this locally and want to catch you guys perform locally.

>> what's the best way to do that get more all of that information is on our website at sf gmc dot org. our next concerts going to be amazing june 18th. that's next tuesday at davies symphony hall. with the 16 time grammy award-winning san francisco symphony hall. we have new music. we have all music and my absolute favorite. a little carly rae jepsen love that. >> and you know, what is the message that you'd like to share with folks this pride month? as we wrap things up here? oh, my goodness. that pride comes from authenticity. authenticity comes from love and it's not something that we can do by ourselves. we need the help. >> of our local organizations. we need the help of our government and we need the help of our allies to make that not just easy for people in san francisco, but easy for people everywhere. all right. thank you so much to jacob says berg, artistic director of the san francisco men's chorus. we appreciate you being here this morning. thank you so much. all right. thank you so much. all right. thank you. we'll be right back.

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>> parts of solano county are under a red flag warning this weekend. and that means elevated fire danger for the area. let's check in now with kathy trafton in the weather center she's going to give us a better understanding of what we should know with this

weekend's warnings. kathy, exactly. so that red flag warning for solano county. >> and into the sacramento valley that goes into effect tonight at 11 o'clock pm. it continues until tomorrow night. sunday night at 8 o'clock pm. now we're not under any advisories here in the bay area yet, but we do have elevated fire concerns. yesterday. we had gusty winds 40 to 60 miles per hour. it's some of the coastal waters. some of the immediate coastline areas out in the mountain peaks and through the gusts of they've got the wind. so anyway, we do have big concerns. at this hour we do have some gusty winds. temperatures are dropping, though. we're in the 50's and 60's right now. this afternoon numbers will be seasonable. so in the 80's in the war, warmest inland spots, maybe low 90's, but the winds, that's the big concern. even at this hour this early in the morning. 23 miles per hour. winds coming through the golden gate. 29 miles per hour. winds at half moon bay, 27 in santa rosa. and guess

what? those winds strengthen as we head into the early evening. 37 for the golden gate and 30 in santa rosa. 29 miles per hour. winds are in the forecast for calistoga, but they winds do relax by as we approach midnight. we're going to see numbers come down again. but still 36 in half moon bay. it's not that much less. 26, though, in san francisco and 10 miles hour, winds in oakland, we've got more details coming up for you in weather. all right, kathy, thanks for staying on top of all that for us. >> kron 4 is your local election headquarters. and with less than 5 months until election day, a new poll shows democrat adam schiff significantly ahead of republican steve garvey and california's u.s. senate race. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports. >> democrat adam schiff, thank you, everybody. and republican steve garveya you're looking at the candidates squaring off for the u.s. senate seat long held by late senator dianne

feinstein. according to a new poll from the public policy institute of california, schiff is leading garvey by 25 points last month during a one-on-one interview with garvey expressed confidence he can win where we have common six-and-a-half minds, i think is minor miracle and we will win because we care about all people that loyola law school professor jessica levinson says that will be very challenging in a state where registered democrats outnumber registered republicans by about 2 to one. i don't think there's anything that steve garvey can do. i think that steve garvey is the opponent that adam schiff wanted. and we all essentially knew that this race was over. once it became a top 2 finish with adam schiff and steve garvey. the pull also finding in the race for president, democrat joe biden will easily win the state of california against republican donald trump. but in the same poll, more than half of respondents also said they disapprove of the job. biden is doing. it comes as 36% of respondents said the economy and cost of living is their top issue. priority

followed by housing, affordability, homelessness, crime and government. mark baldassare as the poll director it. mean, the economy we asked people were the thoughts about. >> one of the economic conditions going to be during the next 12 majority of people say that they expect been economic times on that topic. a majority of respondents said they would prefer to pay lower taxes and have a state government that provides fewer services. it's for that reason why baldessari says he was surprised to see more than 6 out of 10 respondents said they will vote no on a ballot measure that would make it tougher for state lawmakers to raise taxes. specifically. the proposal will require voters to approve every new tax or tax governor gavin newsom and democrats in the legislature are opposed to the measure and filed a lawsuit in the state supreme court to take it off the ballot. citing concerns is unconstitutional and interferes with the role of government. but supporters say the measures all about protecting taxpayers were returning power to them away from the politicians.

>> so again, they have the final say in the future on all new state and local taxes. rob lapsley of the california business roundtable is a major proponent of the measure. he believes the majority of californians do support the initiative, but he feels the poll question was difficult to understand because it included the measures formal ballot summary and title is published by attorney general rob bonta just as he does with every ballot measure. some have described the way bunt awarded the title and summary as convoluted and lengthy causing voter fatigue and confusion. it can be very frustrating voters if they're confused about what exactly a measure would do. >> we see this in many other areas where if people aren't sure what the specific impact of their vote will be, then they either won't vote for that measure or they'll vote now. >> and the poll also found 54% of californians disapprove of the job. governor gavin newsom is doing and it's even worse for the legislature with roughly 6 out of every 10 californians saying they

disapprove what's happening and that building reporting in tom wallace kron 4 news. >> findings from a new audit are putting the fda and hot seat for 2022. is nationwide baby formula shortage and investigation by the department of health and human services found it took the fda more than 15 months to for e-mail from a whistleblower over conditions at an abbott nutrition factory in michigan. 2 babies later died and several more hospitalized after drinking powdered formula made at that factory. that facility was temporarily closed for several months, resulting in a nationwide formula shortage that year. in the east bay, antioch, police are investigating almost a dozen robberies related to bank visits in the past 90 days. kron four's gayle ong reports. >> warning from antioch police alerting residents to stay vigilant after victims were robbed after leaving local banks doesn't surprise me. i've been here for 28 years.

it's gotten continuously worse. according to a police detective that aim to robbery suspects after a foot pursuit. one of the suspects was carrying a firearm. as of friday. there are close to a dozen open robbery investigations involving bank visit. crime has increased even during the daytime. >> doesn't matter when you go, i just hope you keep your head on the school. lonnie smith says he hears about these incidents on the nextdoor app. >> even a chase bank was robbed last week. but what happens people sit out the cause they will follow, of course, and all the way home, matter where they live. but even from here to open, which is about him out, about 7, 8, miles. right to the driveway. police say 4 of the robberies happened at a different location after the victim's left. the banks. >> in 6 other instances, robberies happened in the bank, parking lots. police say the suspects stole cell phones, wallets and money. so you just got to be careful. and i think sometimes we get complacent. >> phones and stuff like that. looking down and not paying attention to us around us. so that's important to know what time we're in today. we've got

to attention any apd is giving the same advice and as people should avoid carrying large amounts of money. >> walk in well lit areas and report any suspicious behavior to police in antioch, gayle kron. 4 news. >> well, this morning it was a police are warning of a rise in gang-related violence. officers arrested several boys assaults near the santa rosa transit mall. police say the latest attack happened on june 6 when a teenage boy was beaten unconscious by 10 people. police say these crimes increased demand a law enforcement resources. police did not release the names of the arrest suspects because those suspects are minors. >> on friday from 4 employees volunteered at food banks around the bay area and every year kron's parent company nexstar broadcasting host what's called founders day and it's a day for workers to give back. and let's take a look at video from the food bank of contra costa and solano

counties. you can see their volunteer is fallen tears boxing up food, which was then delivered to families and individuals in need. all the people wearing blue shirts. they're our kron, 4 employees and reminder that food banks, they do tend to get a lot more attention during the holidays like thanksgiving and christmas. but there is a need in the summer months as well. >> continue to see a high need in our community. we currently over 400,000 people every between contra costa solano counties were looking for volunteers. you're around, you know, both in the warehouse, as you can see back here at our director should shuns. we're also looking we're always looking for donations. both monetary early food base. anything that you can donate or volunteer your helps us tremendously. >> and here's a look at the scene at san francisco marin foodbank. lots of prom for employees out there as well. you can see some familiar faces are gm, their gym throwing some peppers into that box there. we also saw grant lotus as well. >> and means a lot. you know,

i just relocated back to san francisco and misses home. so area native bay area native, the acid, the ability to help the community is amazing. getting bags together full of food for the community, those in need. and it's so awesome to be out here because you actually get to butte your co-workers. but also you just feel so good afterwards. >> that was our sara stinson. they heard from there as well. the event part of the city's union square in bloom celebration, which celebrates the neighborhood's historic connection to flowers. despite the departure of several

retailers in the area, you can grant says it is seeing tourism continue to pick up as we head into the warmer months. the hotel is also gearing up for the busy summer wedding season. based on data. >> this a smart veteran? yes, that's so i if you can't. going in that direction will be going to be ok? >> like other participating businesses in union square beacon grand is decorated with colorful floral arrangements of all shapes and sizes. union square in bloom is a san francisco initiative launched in 2022. encouraging visitors and locals to discover and support local businesses and cuisine. that looks tasty. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, francisco bay ferry rates are on the rise. >> a look at how much more you can expect to pay. plus, the alameda county fair kicked off on friday. we've got a preview of some of the fun that you can expect if you head out there today. it's dry, it's

breezy and in the bay area. fire concerns are elevated. >> in the central valley, especially the sacramento valley. a red flag warning goes into into effect tonight. we'll talk about the details coming up in weather.

>> all right, taking a live look outside from our mount

tam camera. you see the city of san francisco on the right hand side of your screen. there. kathy, what kind of weather can folks expect out there and across the bay today? well, it's beautiful. there's no doubt about that. and compared to yesterday's june gloom, we have clear skies, many places across the bay area. yeah. a few areas of low clouds at the coastline. but overall, it's beautiful. take a look anywhere. you look >> from quite tower. the east bay hills to san jose, half moon bay temple, pius, it's great one of the big concerns, though, aren't gusty winds even at this early morning hour, some areas are reporting numbers well into the 20's. 23 mile per hour winds right now through the san francisco half moon bay. 29 20 in petaluma. 27 in santa rosa. this raises concerns for fire danger and even more so as the day wears on because the winds strengthen 2.37 miles per hour. gusts through the san francisco's golden gate. 33 it's ever fell. 29 up in calistoga. so you can pick out

your spot. many areas see lots of gusty winds as we approach midnight, though, those winds do start to diminish a bit. not entirely. still, 29, half moon bay. 26 in san francisco in 30 in santa rosa. so here's the deal. temperatures right now 50's and 60's. that's fine by this afternoon will look for numbers seasonal. so that's the good news as warm this hour as 63 in concord. 64 degrees in pittsburgh. 57 napa and 60 degrees in petaluma. so right now it's lovely across the state starting to warm, especially in southern california. you can bakersfield 6.73 degrees, fresno 68. but along the coastline, 50's and 60's. that's not the big concern. temperature wise compared to yesterday at this hour. it is 9 degrees warmer in santa rosa. so we do see a bump in temperatures in many areas, but it's not remarkable. in most places high pressure is in control of our weather to a degree. so this area of high

pressure here out in the pacific, it is it would like to build in, but it's not going to because of this area of low pressure right here, as you can see, it starts to move to our north into the pacific northwest. that area of low pressure will keep our temperatures. cooler than they might otherwise be still seasonal, but a bit of zonal flow that would be from west to east. and that's keeping things just fine for now. and then temperatures would build up later this week as we head toward next weekend. low pressure them. this is what's bringing the rain in the pacific northwest. so if you're heading up to portland, look for some rain temperatures this afternoon, 50 60's along the coastline. 68 in san francisco, 80 triple a home 86 for concord pushing toward 90 as you head into the warmest inland spots for us, things are fine. seasonal temperatures all the way through midweek and then as head thursday and friday, a little bit warmer yet father's day is coming up, should be arab father's day. yeah,

temperature's great conditions. but again, the fire concerns. are there. okay? got it. so glad to hear that. we'll be seeing some nice conditions for that father's day weekend. course, nice. all week long is just the concerned about the fire. yes, yes. so people should take those steps to keep their homes safe. now. >> all right. thanks so much. cash. it's a gorgeous sight. look at that. the international bird rescue released a group of seabirds friday in sausalito. look at them. go over the golden gate bridge. these brown pelicans were taken in a care for by the california wildlife center in fairfield, the center says they rescued more than 370 injured pelicans in april. most of these birds came from the monterey and santa cruz areas. environmentalists are investigating what caused those injuries. but some signs seem to indicate that those birds were caught in fishing gear. it's going to cost you a little bit more to ride the ferry from the city to the east and north bay's starting

july 1st, the san francisco bay ferry increases its fair by 3% going one way from alameda, oakland or richmond to the city now cost you $4 and $0.70. if you're coming from south san francisco, it will cost you $7 and $0.20. and the fear from vallejo will be $9 and $0.60. the fare increase was approved by the ferries board of directors last year. the alameda county fair kicked off friday with in pleasanton with food, carnival rides and live music. that event runs through july 7th and problems. photo journalist malcolm jackson takes us inside the fun. >> we're the largest county in northern california. >> and we have such a big space. there's a activities that we offer. but we also have a lot of entertainment with all. we have a new canine stars dog show to pray shows

are always trying to bring martin a bigger go all the cover of europe asia. >> what's your favorite part of the fair? just remind me growing up, you know, coming out my dad and having a little bit of fun and bring the kid season fireworks and just that whole upbringing. second here you know, less. >> great carnival midway. i'm surprising gains. we have a part the we've also got a number one reason why to our parents. but why the rise with your friends to come in my and go to the concert series. we've got that. we've got to shows. nightly drone shows united states which are >> really so yeah, there's totally something for everyone. >> what may surprise you to learn more than 80% of young people in the bay area have never been in the ocean, even though we're so close by. that's according to the san francisco nonprofit city surf

project. they are working to introduce surfing to a new generation of wave riders. kids are invited to hang loose at the organization's summer camp kicking off this month. we heard from the executive director of city surf project. we want to >> our youth to have as much success as possible. so we have big, soft, soft serve and we stand the shallow water until they can work their way up out to the bigger breaker ways. we don't just take kids serving one time. we want to actually create so it takes a lot of time and energy and getting out weekly basis. >> families can sign up their kids online at city surf project dot com. as francisco based wells fargo fired more than a dozen workers alleging that those workers simulated keyboard activity. now, that's according to a report by bloomberg who say that those workers are accused of using mouse movers, which simulate mouse motion to give the

impression that someone is at their keyboard actually doing some work. according to bloomberg, the employees who lost their jobs when the bank's wealth and investment management unit. so they were like, oh. and 2 up workers are proposing a class action lawsuit against the tech giant. they claim apple systematically paid female workers less than their male counterparts for doing the same job for years. the filing covers women who work at apple's engineering marketing at apple care divisions. if the case is approved for class action status, the suit could apply to as many as 12,000 female workers. there. now onto some entertainment news, if you're itching to watch a movie this weekend, the next installment to the movie inside out is on the big screens. dean richards brings us a preview. >> a little growing up so. and to be nothing but smooth sailing from. >> mean, is it we're going find disney pixar's inside out

some major hit when it came out back in 2015. >> it followed the inner workings of the mind of young to adapt your family's relocation or 5 inner emotions come to life inside of ruling. her thoughts and emotions now within sight out to young girl is 13 years old with a whole new set of emotions. the original emotions of anger voiced by lewis black joy. amy poehler fear tony hale sadness, phyllis smith and discussed lisa look para are now suppressed emotions and embarrassment and anxiety are added to the mix as a summer hockey camp is about to begin. but without her 2 best friends. so she really has to try to fit in with strangers. >> first year, you're on floor. many times. >> inside out who is basically

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woman in southern california made this surprising discovery. she found a little family of coyote is living under her house. this is in los angeles area. she says local law enforcement referred her to animal control. no one there was able to help. so that's when she reached out to humane wildlife control, an organization that uses humane no kill methods to remove wildlife. well, the cross space was eventually sealed and that coyote family did eventually leave the property, hopefully back into the wild. and lots of excitement from. and does the u.s. this morning around the birth of this rare white buffalo in yellowstone, the moment fulfilling a native american prophecy that indicates better times ahead. according to the spiritual leader of the lakota people, the birth of this cap is both a blessing and a warning. we must do more to take care of our planet.

>> still ahead on the next hour of the kron, 4 morning news. a local nonprofit working to pick up the pieces this morning after gun violence damages their facility. plus medical provider. kaiser gets creative in their approach to helping those trapped in the drug crisis. a look at what they've got planned. and police investigate a fatal shooting that killed a cvs security guard in the east bay. stay with us. we've got the latest developments a live report.

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now on the kron. 4 morning news. a vallejo nonprofit looks to rebuild after neighborhood violence strikes their facilities. and a health care provider gets creative in the fight against the opioid crisis. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning. thanks so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's saturday, june, the 15th. let's get your day started with a look at the weather with kathy trafton. good morning, cathy. good morning. it's a beautiful day. a great start to the day. gorgeous conditions. clear skies. and the problem is the winds. there's an elevated concern for fire. there is no advisory in effect for us in the bay area yet there could be one later. there certainly

is one for the sacramento valley starting this evening that o'clock at night it kicks in for solano county and to the sacramento valley. that is a red flag warning for us here. it's really elevated fire concerns. temperatures not a big problem. seasonal temperatures are great numbers mainly into the 80's. but the concern, of course, is the gusty winds right now. the temperatures are wonderful reaching into 50's and 60's now antioch is reporting 69 degrees. 64 for santa rosa. take a look at these winds right now. 22 mile hour gusts coming through the golden gate. 29 in half moon bay. and 26 in santa rosa. will see these numbers strengthen as the day wears on. as you see this map, you oranges infusions. that means higher winds. look at the numbers as we get into the early evening. 6 o'clock tonight. anticipating 37 miles per hour. gusts in san francisco, half moon bay. 36 30 in santa rose with 29 in calistoga. so

looking for some strong winds. then they diminish a little bit as we approach midnight, but still, we see some numbers in the 30's. 31 mile per hour. winds in sandra fell and in the 20's, 29 in half moon bay. so there's a big concern. that's the weather in terms of the gusty winds, elevated fire conditions. we'll talk about that and more coming up in weather. all right, kathy, thank you. >> really hope community empowerment group is working to bounce back this morning. they're building damaged by a drive-by shooting, but they say that's not going to stop them from their mission to do good. our dan thorn reports door are now boarded up at the boys and girls empowerment group in vallejo. >> bullets riddled the building on the night of june. 8th organizers say the damage was from a drive-by shooting while window my door. when show all it's a hole in the wall. executive director of the group orlando graham says he's thankful no one in the

building was injured, but the shooting shows gun violence continues to be a problem in vallejo and kids. summer camp is just around the corner. we don't want that happen kids. sure. the group's organizers say at first they were concerned about spreading the word about the shooting. >> they did one families or others in the community seeking services to be worried about coming to the space. didn't want to get the go fund me. i didn't want to put it out. >> all trains were going to want to keep but then i thought about said, well, you know, it's going to get out there anyway. so that put it out there. let's get ahead and talk about this because we love our kids and we love our community. it's unfortunate what happened this, you know, with our organization, we. >> everybody here is grassroots from the community. the group's co executive 6 cook says they've been told they should move the group out of north of allay because of the crime. but they don't want this to deter them from their mission. that better ways.

>> to solve problems to drive by shooting is about if, you probably somebody maybe we could see it. talk about. >> we're tired of the way. the little has been. we're tired of the things that's happening. we're trying to do it from the ground force press room. >> a gofundme has been set up to help out the boys and girls empowerment group. they have a goal of raising $8500. in developing news this morning. police in fremont now investigating a deadly shooting that left a security guard dead. it happened at a cvs in the fremont hub shopping center. kron four's tiffany justice live at the with the latest. tiffany, what have you learned? >> good morning, stephanie. yes, there are new signs posted on the door letting customers know about their new hours. 8 to 8 opening at 8 o'clock in the morning and closing at 08:00pm. this ev s location is in a busy shopping center and this is where that security guard was killed

thursday night. so here's what we know. multiple people calling 9-1-1 about a shooting that took place inside of the store. a witness said that the security guard was in a verbal altercation with someone before the clash turned violent. according to fremont police. and they say the guard was shot and another person was stabbed several times. >> it's crazy. i can't believe that happened last really shoddy. expected for sure. >> now police did not say whether shoplifting was involved in this homicide, but they are asking the public if you were inside thursday afternoon when the shooting took place and you may have witnessed happening, please contact the fremont. police department's investigation unit reporting live to be just as kron. 4 news. tiffany, thank you for your ongoing coverage on this story. >> big news now this week from the supreme court, the high court struck down a trump-era

ban on bump stocks which allow semiautomatic weapons to fire like machine guns. the supreme court ruled the trump administration to not follow federal law banned those bump stocks. the ban came after a gunman used bump stocks, a rapid fire gun accessory to open fire at a music festival in las vegas, killing nearly 60 people. many republicans standing by the supreme court's decision. while democrats are saying the move rolls back, gun control. >> it's the second amendment i stand by the supreme court has ruled. let's move on with it. what the court did today is really rolling back. >> but otherwise, progress to be made. >> president joe biden is now calling on congress to act. he wants lawmakers to ban bump stocks and pass an assault weapons ban. people in parts of santa clara and santa cruz counties may spots low flying helicopters and drones next week pg e plans to conduct a public safety power drill on monday and tuesday. the

utility says they are. they do not expect rather the drill to actually interrupt anyone's power. police arrested 2 more miners in connection to a deadly shooting in sunnyvale. the incident happened back in april on south bernardo avenue and evelyn avenue near the diamond gas station. police say they found a man inside a car with gunshot wounds. he later died in the hospital last month. officers arrested one suspect in connection to the shooting. police arrested the other 2 suspects this week. as francisco's district attorney brooke jenkins is hitting the campaign trail. the da met with dozens of community members thursday at manny's in the mission district to talk about her re-election campaign and public safety during that moderated discussion, jenkins answer questions about the fentanyl crisis. she says her office made 850 felony narcotics arrests. but 75% of dealers remain on the streets. highs are in. sandra fell is getting creative in the fight against drug overdose deaths.

the healthcare provider rolled out a new narcan vending machine kron four's lezla gooden reports. >> and you narcan vending machine is now available to residents in marin county. the free vending machine is located at kaiser permanente's. sandra fell medical park and hopes to fix a growing trend. and the county or any county we've seen an alarming number. >> of fentanyl related deaths that 6 out of 10 overdose deaths are fentanyl related. jason bateman and emergency medicine doctor in sandra fell tells us since the video machine open on monday, the demand is in a 3 and a half days that we've had going on. we've already restock the machine twice. each box in our can contains 2 single doses and already 175 doses have been given out this week alone. >> back in march, marin county issued a health advisory after

seeing a spike in fentanyl related deaths. it is the leading cause of death among residents infrared under age of 55. >> the number of those deaths have doubled the last 3 years. kaiser has partnered with od free wmur an overdose prevention coalition. >> and they are responsible for the placing of the vending machine and its restocking. if they continue to see people using it, we could see more in the future. this is opportunity look at all the different sites and the degree of access and use are seeing in terms how many these devices are being dispensed was a good in kron. 4 news. >> a former bay area, red lobster workers filing a class action lawsuit against the restaurant chain. george parker worked at the rohnert park, red lobster, red lobster, which closed abruptly last month. he claims the chain failed to provide adequate notice of nationwide layoffs. the lawsuit claims california, a red lobster

workers did not get the required 60 days notice before they were let go. the lawsuit is seeking damages of more than $15,000 per worker. in the south bay, the santa clara vta celebrated groundbreaking of a 6 mile extension project linking the transit center into downtown san jose. now, when complete that route will and in the city of santa clara. how about a dance party on wheels thrive city at san francisco's chase center transformed into a roller skating rink friday for a night of free skating. the event was organized in partnership with the church of 8 wheels. it does happen again later this summer on sunday, june. 21st and friday, july. 26. coming up on the kron 4 morning news as the opioid crisis continues in the bay area. >> the latest step city and law enforcement officials are taking to clean up the community. and after the

break, a popular bay area diner closes its doors. why the owners say it is time. well, it's a great start to the weekend. beautiful conditions, seasonal temperatures, but the winds that is a big concern. we'll talk ab

>> what a beautiful start to the day. we've got clear skies across the bay area. this is a view from mount tam, a pious. we're seeing clear skies, a little bit of haze and even a few reports of low clouds and a few prime spots on the day. other than that, we're just in

great condition. okay. from mount temple pies now to downtown san francisco with the transamerica pyramid showing blue skies. we're in for a beautiful day right now. you can see how hot it is in phoenix, 93 degrees and yet look at san diego that just shows a moderating influence of the pacific ocean. when you're on the water off and much cooler way inland. so right now, numbers along the california coastline go from the 50's mid 50's up by the oregon border in eureka down to the mid 60's. 67 san diego. >> 68 degrees in los angeles. central valley. still on the cool side in the 70's, it will warm up this afternoon at this hour. bay area temperatures, 55 in half moon bay. 58 for san francisco. 64 in novato. 61 in napa. so we're looking at a gentle warm-up already up to 69 degrees at this hour in antioch and fairfield at travis air force base, 67

degrees. so we're seeing temperatures warm up gradually. we're not in a heatwave, not like it was just a few days ago we were looking at triple-digit temperatures. what a ride. it's been from the hot temperatures to june gloom. that was yesterday. and now today we're about seasonal temperatures. we're in beautiful shape, except for the winds. let me step away. you can take a look right now. we've got winds in the 20's from santa rosa. 26 2.23. in sandra fell. 22 half moon bay and 29 degrees there on the coastline to our south. so inland, not so breezy, not yet, but we will see increasing breezes the winds strengthen as we head through the day and by the time we get to say around 06:30pm, 32 miles per hour. gusts in sandra fell. 36 in san francisco and in up to 25 as you head up to the delta, you see some numbers there to quite impressive. 24 in fairfield, this is one of the

big concerns for elevated concerns for fire danger because when you have low humidity temperatures, police are not hot but still warm these gusty winds. that is a cause for concern. midnight or so. as we approach midnight, the numbers do relax a little bit, but not a lot. look at sandra fell. 31 miles per hour gusts, san francisco. 25 oakland know 10. so there's what's happening. high temperature is in control. high temperature is in the pacific, but you'll notice this area of low pressure moving to our north. it's heading toward the pacific northwest, heading into seattle and it's bringing some rainy conditions there for us. it's a moderating it's keeping temperatures on the cool side compared to where they would otherwise be with that area of high pressure. okay. up in the pacific northwest. that low is causing the reins. got lots of clouds up there. clear skies for us. temperatures today. high temperatures, beautiful pushing 90. forecasting for the upper 80's for places such

as antioch in concord. 87, the 18 of auto 81, san francisco. 74 redwood city, 71 degrees and 74 degrees. also in mountain view. so a beautiful day on tap for us. the concern, of course, is the fire, whether, in fact, there's a red flag warning and that's in effect for the sacramento valley. so if you're in solano county, sacramento valley, that's a big concern. and that kicks in tonight just before midnight, 11 o'clock pm through sunday at 8 o'clock pm. that's the red flag warning. you have very good. so people should probably work on creating that defensible space around their properties that they haven't done so already. >> anything else people should be aware of? well, you know, you don't want to start fires. so, you know, if you're you don't want to be cutting the tall weeds and, you know, getting a chance of you want to be dragging chains on the freeway where he's in sparks, anything that would cause sparks. be very careful if you're going to have a barbecue for father's day. yeah, that's fine. but you have to be very careful with the fire. absolutely. thanks so much. kathy moore. all

right. well, san francisco police and state and federal authorities continue to tackle the fentanyl crisis in the tenderloin area. >> making hundreds of arrests. it's an initiative that went in place back in july of last year. and copper is dan kerman takes a look at the progress made so far. >> with stepped up federal, state and local law enforcement during the day. the dea says drug dealers in the tenderloin have been doing much of their sales after dark. so in the last month, federal law enforcement officers have added extra agents at night and the results have been significant. >> we get 23 operations of the course of 28 days out of those. we 48 arrests. i was 40 arrests. we charged a 23 individuals with federal charges. we seized over 11 pounds of fentanyl, brian clark, but the san francisco office of the drug enforcement administration says to put that in perspective, 11 pounds of fentanyl is 5 kilograms, which the dea says has the potential of killing 2.5

million people. this has been a long time opener, drug market. you knoi, it's not going to change overnight it, but it's going to take consistent, constant pressure. the dea says federal state and local law enforcement plan to keep up the pressure. we're going to use surveillance undercover agents controls buys wire taps. we're going after the money service businesses that are laundered drug proceeds specht dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> and now to a massive drug bust in san francisco's mission district. police say a resident alerted them about a car allegedly involved drug sales. >> officers found that car near 17th and shot will streets discovering more than half a million dollars worth of cash and drugs, including cocaine, meth and mushrooms. officers arrested 2 suspects in the car on multiple charges. in the south bay, a business owner in milpitas is picking up the pieces after a break-in at his restaurant. and you can see the damage

done. a talker real las vegas on north milpitas boulevard. there. the owner tells us this happened shortly after midnight on thursday. the total cost damages is $3300 to 1000 of that just to replace the window. the berkeley public schools could start offering cash payments to black students whose ancestors were enslaved in the united states. that was one idea floated at a school district board meeting earlier this week. members her proposals from a committee tasked with developing recommendations for what reparations could look like in the district and how they would be funded the board also discussed coming up with a new curriculum teaching the history of slavery in america. no plans approved jet, but all board members did express their support. we know that there isn't anything that will actually repairs that farm. >> but we know that this a step in the right direction towards reparations or towards repairing the harm that was caused to our people here and

the united states and beyond. >> the task force also recommended creating a thorough harm report documenting the impacts of segregation, discriminatory policies and other lasting impacts of slavery in the district. today marks the grand opening of the unicoi long peace and friendship garden in san francisco's visitation valley. the park is in honor of grandma. wong picture there. she died at the age of 89 after a 17 year-old attacked her in 2019. she died from her injuries in january 2020 organizers say that her name you coy means abundant love. and that's what the creators of that park want people to take away from that park. the organizers said that they want to break the cycle of violence by creating a joyous, inclusive and safe space. today's event features live performances from many cultural groups, including west african drummers and lion dancers. today marks world elder abuse awareness day the fbi is seeing a growing number of reported elder abuse cases.

federal data shows at least 1.6 billion dollars in losses from january to may of this year. that's up nearly 300 million dollars from the same time last year. they say criminals frequently target older adults who can be perceived to be more vulnerable. interesting among the most common scams reported last year included tech support scams, romance, scams, investment scams and government impersonation scams. some sad news for the palo alto community. mike's diner bar is closing for good. the restaurant on middlefield road has been a staple in the area for nearly 3 decades. the owner says the restaurant just couldn't bounce back from the pandemic. so the last day for mike's diner bar is tomorrow. the 16th. can on the recovery remains a statewide focus at a special hearing this week. state officials, including assembly member matt haney from san francisco. sure the steps taken and the work that remains to help cities recovering from the pandemic

over the next year. additional hearings will be held highlighting topics, including empty businesses, public safety and sanitation, homelessness and the fentanyl crisis. >> one who works here, who lives here, who visit here? we are interconnected. we will rise and fall together. there's no downtown without businesses that can open here and thrive. here without buildings. there full of tenants where people coming here walking around and there's no downtown without the people who make sure that this place is operational, that it's safe, that it's clean. the security officers, the janitors. >> members of labor and business communities were in attendance as well as representatives from the hospitality sector. another area hit hard during the pandemic. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news ev charging stations growing in demand in the bay area. how the city of the bay area. how the city of

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suspect's car was connected to an armed robbery out of san leandro. no one was hurt. the case is now being handled by san leandro police. and we now know the identity of the man hit and killed in a hit and run crash earlier this week in san francisco. car struck. 41 year-old the gilbert river. cruz at the intersection of mission and cortland avenue, flowers and candles. now late in the area, police say the crash happened shortly before 4 monday morning. officers are asking anyone with information or video of that collision to please get in touch. ev charging access is expanding% in san francisco. mayor london breed launching a pilot program allowing more curbside charging the city is hoping to install more than 1700 public stations by 2030. right now, there are less than 1200 before selecting locations. the program hopes to gain public feedback and applications from charging providers. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, the race for california senator heats up.

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>> parts of solano county are under a red flag warning this weekend. that means elevated fire danger for the area. let's check in now with kathy trafton who's in the weather center who can give us a better understanding of what this weekend's warnings mean for people. kathy? well, it's a big concern for fire, especially in the sacramento valley and into solano county. >> but it is also a concern even in the bay area, even if there's no from red flag warning in effect, we still have an elevated concern because we have warm conditions, not hot. that's the good news. but we have

some gusty winds happening already and continuing through the evening. so right now, beautiful picture, the golden gate bridge. it chamber of commerce weather. it just couldn't be prettier. we're in for a treat today. as long as the weather cooperates. the problem is relative humidity is a kind of low, especially low in the sacramento valley. temperatures right now. will they finally were in the 70's in antioch? they've been inching up. we're now at 72 there, 70 degrees in travis air force base. but 68 degrees and the motto and 58 in san francisco with a 64 in san jose temperature change a little bit warmer than yesterday, especially in santa rosa, a dozen degrees warmer than yesterday at this hour. 5 degrees warmer in fairfield, not much change in san francisco. the big concern right now are the gusty winds gusting to 22 miles per hour through the golden gate and gusting to. 22 also in sandra fell. and 26 in santa rosa. take a look. i'm ringing you up to 6 o'clock this evening.

6.15, we are forecasting 37 miles per hour, gusting through the golden gate and 36 in half moon bay, 30 santa rosa and 18 in livermore. we see the areas of orange fuchsia. those are the areas with the gustiest winds. so that's a concern. but finally, when we approach midnight, the numbers come back a little bit. they pull back a little bit. not enough. santa rosa. still at that hour, 30 miles per hour. 31 miles per hour forecast for sandra fell. and 26 in san francisco. so it's a beautiful look at the bay area. as long as the weather cooperates. the concern, of course, is the fire. all right. kathy, thank you so much for that. very helpful. >> for is your local election headquarters. and with less than 5 months to go until election day, a new poll shows democlat adam schiff significantly ahead of republican steve garvey in california's u.s. senate race. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace has the latest.

you, everybody. and republican steve garvey. you're looking at the candidates squaring off for the u.s. senate seat long held by late senator dianne feinstein. according to a new poll from the public policy institute of california, schiff is leading garvey by 25 points last month during a one-on-one interview with garvey expressed confidence he can win where we have common six-and-a-half minds, i think is minor miracle and we will win because we care about all people that loyola law school professor jessica levinson says that will be very challenging in the state where registered democrats outnumber registered republicans by about 2 to one. i don't think there's anything that steve garvey can do. i think that steve garvey is the opponent that adam schiff wanted. and we all essentially knew that this race was over. once it became a top 2 finish with adam schiff and steve garvey. the pull also finding in the race for president, democrat joe biden will easily win the state of california against republican donald trump. but in the same poll, more than

half of respondents also said they disapprove of the job. biden is doing. it comes as 36% of respondents said the economy and cost of living is their top issue. priority followed by housing, followed by housing, affordability, homelessness, baldassare is the pull director it. mean, the economy we asked people were the thoughts about. >> one of the economic conditions going to be during the next 12 majority of people say that they expect been economic times on that topic. a majority of respondents said they would prefer to pay lower taxes and have a state government that provides fewer services. it's for that reason why baldessari says he was surprised to see more than 6 out of 10 respondents said they will vote no on the ballot measure that would make it tougher for state lawmakers to raise taxes. specifically. the proposal will require voters to approve every new tax or tax governor gavin newsom and democrats in the legislature are opposed to the measure and filed a lawsuit in the state supreme court to take it off the ballot. citing

concerns is unconstitutional and interferes with the role of government. but supporters say the measures all about protecting taxpayers were returning power to them away from the politicians. >> so again, they have the final say in the future on all new state and local taxes. rob lapsley of the california business roundtable is a major proponent of the measure. he believes the majority of californians do support the initiative, but he feels the pull question was difficult to understand because it included the measures formal ballot summary and title is published by attorney general rob bonta just as he does with every ballot measure. some have described the way bunt awarded the title and summary as convoluted and lengthy causing voter fatigue and confusion. it can be very frustrating voters if they're confused about what exactly a measure would do. >> we see this in many other areas where if people aren't sure what the specific impact of their vote will be, then they either won't vote for that measure or they'll vote now. >> and the poll also found 54%

of californians disapprove of the job. governor gavin newsom is doing and it's even worse for the legislature with roughly 6 out of every 10 californians saying they disapprove what's happening and that building reporting in tom wallace kron 4 news. >> findings from a new audit are putting the fda in the hot seat for 2022. nationwide baby formula shortage and investigation by the department of health and human services found it took the fda more than 15 months to forward an e-mail from the whistleblower over conditions at the abbott nutrition factory in michigan. 2 babies later died and several more hospitalized after drinking powdered formula made at that factory. that facility was temporarily closed for several months resulting in a nationwide formula shortage that year. in east bay, antioch, police are investigating almost a dozen robberies related to bank visits in the past 90 days. kron four's gayle ong reports. >> warning from antioch police

alerting residents to stay vigilant after victims were robbed after leaving local banks doesn't surprise me. i've been here for 28 years. it's gotten continuously worse. according to a police detective that aim to robbery suspects after a foot pursuit. one of the suspects was carrying a firearm. as of friday. there are close to a dozen open robbery investigations involving bank visit. the crime has increased even during the daytime. >> doesn't matter when you go, i just hope you keep your head on the school. lonnie smith says he hears about these incidents on the nextdoor app. >> even a chase bank was robbed last week. but what happens if people sit out because they would follow a person all the way home, matter where they live even from here to open, which is about 10 miles, about 7, 8, miles. a right to the driveway. police say 4 of the robberies happened at a different location after the victim's left. the banks. >> in 6 other instances, robberies happened in the bank, parking lots. police say the suspects stole cell phones, wallets and money. so you just got to be careful.

and i think sometimes we get complacent. >> phones and stuff like that looking down and not paying attention to us around us. so that's important. if you know what time we're in today. >> we've got to pay attention any apd is giving the same advice and as people should avoid carrying large amounts of money, walk in well, lit areas and report any suspicious behavior to police in antioch, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> this morning, santa rosa police are warning of a rise in gang-related violence. officers arrested several boys between the ages of 13 to 15 in connection to robberies and assaults here. santa rosa transit mall. police say the latest attack happened on june 6 when a teenage boy was beaten unconscious by 10 people. police say these crimes increased demand on policing resources. law enforcement officials did not release the names of the arrest of suspects because they are minors. on friday called for employees, volunteered at food banks around the bay area every

year. chron's parent company nexstar broadcasting host what's called founders day a day for workers to give back and check out video from the food bank of contra costa and solano counties. volunteers boxed of food, which was then delivered to families and people in need can see all the crawl for workers there in their blue shirts. and, you know, food banks, they do tend to get a little bit more attention during the holidays like thanksgiving and christmas. but there is a need in the summer months. >> continue see a high need in our community. we currently over 400,000 people every between contra costa solano counties were looking for volunteers. you're around, you know, both in the warehouse, as you can see back here at our director should shuns. we're also looking we're alwayc looking for donations. both monetary early food base. anything that you can donate or volunteer your helps us tremendously. >> and let's take a look at the scene at san francisco marin foodbank. you could see some kron 4 faces there as well. there's our gm jim rose

in the black jack cases of peppers into box. there. and you're about to see grant lotus in just a moment, too. >> and means a lot. you know, i just relocated back to san francisco and misses home. so area native bay area native, the acid, the ability to help the community is amazing. getting bags together full of food for the community, those in need and it's so awesome to be out here because you actually get to butte your co-workers. also. you just feel so good afterwards. >> well, if you are interested in joining the effort and there's grant right there, we just heard from our sara stinson is, well, you could see her there. you can make a monetary donation or volunteer at your food bank. so lots of different ways. you can help people in need right here in the bay area. and if you're looking for a local escape and awaited toast of the summer season, a historic san francisco hotel is welcoming visitors back to the city with a vibrant display of flowers and food. this is beacon grand's blooms and bubbles event. you can see all that delicious food right there. it does run through july. the

event is part of the city's union square in bloom celebration which celebrates the neighborhoods historic connection to flowers. despite the departure of several retailers in the union square area begin, grant says it is seeing tourism continue to pick up as we head into the warmer months. the hotel is also gearing up for the busy summer wedding season. >> it's a nice day to this a smart veteran? yes, that's so i if you can't. going in that direction, it will be going to be ok. >> like other participating businesses in union square beacon grant is decorated with colorful floral arrangements of all shapes and sizes. union square in bloom is a san francisco initiative launched in 2022. encouraging visitors and locals to discover and support local businesses and cuisine. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, san francisco bay ferry dates or rather rates. those are on the rise. a look at how much more you can expect to pay.

>> plus, the alameda county fair kicked off on friday. a look at some of the fun you can expect this weekend that the it's the last weekend of spring. we have gusty winds, clear skies, beautiful conditions. how is the forecast shaping up for father's day? all that's father's day? all that's coming up in weather.

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out. kathy, is that am i getting a clear picture of that where there's a little bit of fog reported at the hazy skies for us as well. the concern really is not the june gloom. that's yesterday's news. we've got some gusty northerly winds and they have helped clear out the gray for the most part. >> triple digit temperatures. that's not our worry today on. that was a few days ago. so what a difference we have from day to day throughout the bay area. here's a great view of the golden gate bridge. it is so tranquil. it's just beautiful. >> but it's windy. here's how windy it is. 22 miles per hour streaming right now through the san francisco's golden gate. 26 mile per hour gust in santa rosa. that's a little bit more of a northwesterly flow. but some of the flow is either north to south are some of that's coming in from the ocean to see the pressure gradient has tightened. so we have much gusty winds and by this evening by around 6 o'clock or so, look at these

winds. 36 in san francisco, 30 per santa rosa. 25 an atlas peak. you can see many of the areas, especially at the coastline. you see these oranges and red colors that signifies a really strong gusty winds. but even where you see the yellows, well, that's oakland at 22 miles per hour. gusts and late tonight as we approach midnight, the numbers start to pull back a little bit. still gusty, though, at the coastline, not as gusty but gusty. 29, my half moon bay. 24 for san francisco and 20 in petaluma. what a day temperatures started out in the 40's and 50's this morning. now we're in the 50's and the 60's and some areas are approaching 70. so right now in pittsburgh at 67 degrees, 67 also in fairfield, napa. actually, antioch is in the 70's right now. but is at 61. santa rosa is at 64. so we're going to warm up nicely. it's not going to be a hugely hot afternoon, but still 24 hours ago, it was

12 degrees cooler than it is now in santa rosa. so we're seeing a warm up even compared to 24 hours ago, nevado 9 degrees warmer napa. 4 degrees warmer. look at the temperatures. look at that in las vegas. it is 94 degrees. but along the california coastline where we get the moderating influence in the pacific ocean numbers are in the 50's and 60's and 70's. now 71 in san diego. 73 in los angeles in the 70's. also to the san joaquin valley and in the state capitol, it is 66 degrees. the concern in the sacramento valley is the heat. there's a red flag warning in effect and that goes into effect tonight at 11 o'clock pm continuing through tomorrow at 8 high pressure. yeah, that's a big player in our weather. but you'll notice the area of low pressure grazing northward. it's not going to hit us. it's going to bring some rain to the pacific northwest, not to us, but it does keep our temperatures cooler gives us more of a

zonal flow that would be the flow of wind from the west to the east and the low pressure moves away. later this week, our temperatures will start to build up once again. here's a low. this is what's producing counter clockwise flow. and of course, the rain in the portland area. our temperatures well lovely, seasonal. in fact, not quite forecasting 90, but i wouldn't be surprised to see a few 90's. and then in the east bay atx, antioch, as forecast for eighty-four degrees. napa, 82 santa rosa. 83 redwood city, 68 degrees and 73 in mountain view. so we're really in for a lovely afternoon. the concern is the fire elevated fire sure. and especially in the sacramento valley. if you head that direction, we're really in for some concerns because of the red flag warning, right? so what are some steps that people should be taking are thinking about as we head into these potential, you know, elevated fire risk >> conditions, well, everything you can do to

prevent fires so you don't want to be out there with your equipment. you know, weed whacking today because my cause a spark that could be a big problem. >> you certainly don't want to, you know, be dragging chain with a truck and then to see that in the field with a spark, you know, anything to do with sparks. if you have, if you want to barbecue, that's fine. have to do it carefully. of course. so that's i guess one of the main concerns and just be aware, are things out if you need to clear things out to make a defensible space. yeah, absolutely. well, thanks so much, kathy, for those helpful tips. >> and check that out. the international bird rescue released a group of seabirds friday in sausalito. >> beautiful view of the golden gate bridge right there. just gorgeous. now those brown pelicans were taken in and cared for by the california wildlife center in fairfield, the center says they rescued more than 370 injured pelicans in april. most of them came from the monterey and santa cruz areas. environmentalist are

investigating what caused those injuries, though, reports to suggest that those birds were injured by fishing gear and we're starving because they couldn't fish when those injuries, it is going to cost you just a bit more to ride the ferry from the city to the east and north bay's starting july first, the san francisco bay ferry increases its fair by 3%. away from alameda oakland or richmond to the city now cost you $4 and $0.70. if you're coming from south san francisco, it will cost you $7.20. and the fair from vallejo will be $9.60 of that. they're increase was approved by the fair's board of directors last year. and the alameda county fair kicked off friday in pleasanton with food, carnival rides and lots of live music. that event runs through july 7th kron four's photo photo journalist malcolm jackson takes us inside the fun. >> we're the largest county in

northern california. >> and we have such a big space. there's a activities that we offer. we also have a lot of entertainment with all we have a new canine stars dog show to pray shows are always trying to bring martin a bigger go all the cover of europe and asia. >> what's your favorite part of the fair? just remind me growing up, you know, coming out my dad and having a little bit of fun and bring the kid season fireworks and just that whole upbringing. second hertz is, you know, less. >> great carnival midway. i'm surprising gains. we have a part of the we've also got a number to our parents. but why the rise. your friend to come in my and go to the concert series. we've got that. we've got own shows. nightly drone shows united states which are

>> really so yeah, there's totally something for everyone. >> i was journalist michael jackson who put that story together for us. and it looks like a lot of fun that well, if you are, which it to watch a movie this weekend, the next installment of the movie inside out is available on the big screens now. and our dean richards has a preview. >> little girls growing up so and to be nothing but smooth sailing from. >> mean, is it we're going find disney pixar's inside out some major hit when it came out back in 2015. >> it followed the inner workings the mind of young to adapt your families. relocate your 5 inner emotions come to life inside of ruling. her thoughts and emotions now within sight out to young girl is 13 years old with a whole new set of emotions. the

original emotions of anger voiced by lewis black joy. amy poehler fear tony hale sadness, phyllis smith and discussed lisa look para are now suppressed emotions and embarrassment and anxiety are added to the mix as the summer hockey camp is about to begin. but without her 2 best friends. so she really has to try to fit in with strangers. >> first year, you're on floor. many times. >> inside out who is basically about validation about discovering new emotions in the turbulent time has getting this also marks a return to picks ours excellence story of technical working of complete joy that made the animation factory so famous beginning with toy story. one that works as wonderfully for the adults as it does for the kids,

especially parents of daughters. this one's a dean's i hope you have a great weekend in chicago. i'm dean richards. >> all right. elusive dean richards. a yeah. might be one to watch. we'll be right back.

>> well, lots of excitement from animal enthusiast this morning around the birth of this little guy, a rare white buffalo calf in yellowstone. the moment fulfilling a native american prophecy that indicates better times ahead. that's according to the spiritual leader of the lakota. people. they say that the birth of the calf is both a blessing and a warning that

we must do more to take care of our planet cafe. so just a beautiful site there. that is very rare calf. yeah, all any color there. just gorgeous. but look at that little guy. if very, very special and >> i mean, speaking of special and beautiful things mean, how about that weather? how about that? this is the last weekend of spring. so are having beautiful conditions. summer starts on thursday. and that's like a corresponding little pop in temperatures there. as you can see in the seven-day forecast right father's day is tomorrow. so a lot of people are going to be outside and it's perfect weather to the outside. lots of sunshine. but there's gusty winds in the forecast already happening. many areas across the bay area. yes. so with those gusty winds, we just have to be aware of. the potential for wildfires. absolutely were not under advisories here, but in the sacramento valley, it's a red flag warning starting tonight. that's at 11 o'clock at night. going through tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. okay. very good reminder

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