with our perdue chicken. no antibiotics ever. and is that homemade marinara? like those yahoos deserve it. [kids playing in water tank] delicious chicken they may or may not deserve. perdue. jack: thanks for joining me on today's adventure. may or may not deserve. from the columbus zoo, i'm jack hanna, hoping you'll come along next time, as we go into the wild! >> now on the kron 4 morning news, san jose's first-ever latin rave took over discovery meadow park where the community says events like these are good for their

community. and a celebration of hope after tragedy. the francisco park honoring the life of a beloved grandmother. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> hey, good morning. thanks so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's sunday, june. the 16th. happy father's day. let's get you started with a look at the weather with kathy trafton. hey, kathy, good morning. it's not only father's day. it is the very last sunday of the spring season sunrise this morning was at 5.47. so we've got lots hours of sunshine coming your way. we have an interesting weather forecast. certainly beautiful look at the view from mount tam, a pious, great conditions. good visibility. and of course, we have a lot to talk about, including the winds. i got all that coming up in weather.

>> more than 5,000 people packed into downtown san jose for this daytime brave to happen this weekend featuring atm card us from around the country. it did bring some critical business to the area. kron four's jeff moment reports. >> that's a that's a little bit. this is a sight for sore eyes. that's that's fun. ever was time to head back into born and raised in st. say she says don't count. the nightlife scene has been slow to rebound. pretty around live by. >> jose on the seven-day foods hosted grave outside the children's discovery museum on saturday. they say it's the first of its kind. by the way, i want to do this right is the ravens and san jose that doesn't normally happen,

right? so anthony gomes, founder of san jose foods says the idea for this race started 2 years ago as a way to bring big business back to downtown san jose, which he says has struggled since covid larger scale events that trickle down into the local from the hotel's local businesses, restaurants, local vendors, everything from vendors to food trucks, places are kind of struggling to get people right now. even local deejays like alex mensa are here taking advantage of the crowds like spread the word, try to get more people here because we're trying to build the >> really revitalize is all of this shows that side of the isn't dead. >> that's down as they can have a big party and it's going to be like other people like there's this guy we could get same thing here as well. and san jose foods co-founder chris villa says the number of people in attendance was more than expected. >> showing them that there is appetite for big venues. >> it's a those love the san jose. it is again with said

that the bat hosted by san jose foods with a total success. they sold over 5,000 tickets and tell me they even are trying to plan more events starting later this reporting in downtown san jose. jackie moment kron 4 news. >> looks like a great time now for today. bay area families looking to do something fun for father's day can check out the 70th annual north beach festival kicking off this weekend in san francisco. kron four's tiffany justice is live there now to give us a preview on the fun. we can expect a tiffany. hey, stephanie. yeah, they have the road blocked off. ready to go for day 2 of the festival. and if you are looking for something to do today on father's day, this would be a great option for you. >> the 70th anniversary of the north beach festival is this weekend and get started pretty early starting at 11 o'clock this morning and it will go until 07:00pm, according to organizers, there's going to be over 200 vendors on 11 blocks with a wide variety of things to do things to look at things, a purchase from decor

to vintage fashion. and with the festival comes food and you can find plenty of food here along with beer gardens and wine tasting areas. we also know they have a new area for people to enjoy this year. their newly created north beach festival, art culture and history zone. that is going to be on valais street. there's also going to be live music entertainment with many, many stages to enjoy all of that. the most or most of the entertainment is going to be at columbus and broadway again there. so much to do here at the festival starts at 11 o'clock this going to 07:00pm. we're only covering a small portion that will have more throughout the morning. back to you in studio. all right, stephanie, sounds like it's going to be a fun time. >> fire crews statewide now gearing up for fire season as we head into the warmer summer months in the south bay fire crew stopped a grass fire from spreading saturday in san jose. it started at san felipe and loss and most roads burning about 18 acres. firefighters say crews

remained on scene last night to keep an eye on any hot spots. meantime, in southern california, a wind-driven wildfire in gorman is tearing through thousands of acres of brush endangering buildings, forcing evacuations and frustrating firefighters battling hard to get things under control. this is video of the post fire from the citizen app. the flames forced the partial closure of the i-5 freeway in the grapevine, firefighters continue to try to contain those flames. this morning, the police manhunt continues for the person who fatally shot someone in san francisco's mission district. it happened in an alley on why street near the 16th street bart station and for saturday morning, the victim was taken to a hospital. they later died from their injuries. anyone with information is asked to contact san francisco pd. also, san bruno police arrested a 17 year-old boy. the suspect accused of threatening to kill him and praying outdoors. investigators say it happened in a shopping center parking

lot el camino the victim was allegedly threatened with this night that you see pictured on your screen there. officers tracked the suspect down and arrested him on charges of committing a hate crime. a san francisco family is one step closer to healing this morning. this weekend, a park was renamed in honor of their grandmother who was fatally attacked there for sara stinson reports. she lived across the street from those her legacy. her spirit is here sunday. yeas says it's healing to have this park now named after her grandmother. >> you hong kong was walking at the park formally named visitation valley playground when she was brutally beaten in 2019. the 89 year-old died from her injuries a year later, it was a place of tragic loss. my grandmother, huang was attacked here. san francisco police arrested 18 year-old keon to gather and for the attack. says while they continue to wait for a

trial, this is a step in getting closure. we feel a sense of and healing because the trial has been delayed and it's been over 5 years. we still have close the case. and so this is victory for people. you worked with city leaders to rename the park, turning the pain of losing her grandmother into something positive for the community. people can experience joy and peace and harmony now years trying to raise money to make more improvements to the park or want more lighting. we would want color rainbow crosswalks. >> we bullet imports to just announce, you know what's happening here. he says this dedication will allowed long to be remembered for decades to come. her name means abundant love boy in cantonese. >> she was a very robust,

resilient, happy woman who >> walked frequent this parking lot. >> 5 time, grammy award winner and gospel mega star. yolanda adams performed at saturday's juneteenth celebration in san francisco. local vendors, carnival rides and live performances spread across 8 blocks in the fillmore district. organizers said the neighborhood holds a history of black entertainment and culture. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news city officials proposed changes to controversial bike lane. why they say the move will ease community frustrations. and after the break, authorities are warning businesses of an uptick in metal theft a nationwide problem also hitting parts of the bay area. and skies are blue in many areas across the bay area. the winds have died down a little bit. >> but they will strengthen. how strong will the winds be and are there any advisories, watches and warnings in effect? all that's coming up in weather.

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>> all right. taking a live look outside at the golden gate bridge this sunday morning. happy father's day. it is 7.11. and let's check in now with kathy trafton on what we can expect in terms of our weather today. hey, kathy. >> hey, stephanie, it is a beautiful day. the sun rises at 5.47. got a lot of hours of daylight today, 14 hours. and 46 minutes. as a matter of fact, clear skies and it's father's day and is the very last day of the spring season.

we're in for a treat. it's beautiful. california. coastal temperatures at this hour stretch from the 40's. 48 newry cut through the 50's. 51 in monterey heading into the 60's as you head down to southern california, los angeles 63 degrees and san diego. 61 in the center of the state still in the 60's. but of course, they will warm through the afternoon closer to home. our coastal temperatures remain in the 40's at this hour. half moon bay. 47 point reyes station. 47 as well. but as move into the bay, many mainly in the 50's across the bay area, not in the 60's yet, but of course, that will change as the morning wears on fairfield. 59 degrees, ok, pittsburgh is actually 62 sonoma. 54 degrees. so it's a lovely day. one of the big stories today is the wind has been with last few days. it will continue to be windy. so at this hour, we're looking at temperature the wind gusts. 22 through the golden gate only 5

in danville. so it really varies. but if you go up north, you can see santa rosa right now is 18 gusts. well, as we move into the afternoon in the early evening, look, kind of colors on this map really intensify, turning orange and even kind of reddish and fuchsia. that's where the strongest gusts will be. so the forecast for san francisco 7.45 this evening. 36 miles per hour and many other areas going to be very windy conditions. santa rosa. 31 fairfield, 30 concord. 25 livermore. 22 overnight, things start to die down but still, as you see, even late at night, still, sanibel is holding on to 36 miles per hour. gusts and half moon bay. 31 so. it's going to be breezy in some areas. and you see overnight, gosh, by early tomorrow morning, you know, you see things really died down san francisco, 15, for instance. but again, on monday, we see the winds intensify, but maybe not quite as much as we saw before. so

overall, we're in beautiful shape. us is going to be awfully windy. want to hold on to your hat where an extra, you know something extra on your head just to keep your from flying up like mine tense. do. here's what's going on. high pressure is still just off the california coastline. low pressure scooting the pacific northwest. and that is bringing us really no flow. so it's not going to be super hot, but it will be hot enough. it will be fairly close to seasonal. in fact, for the next few days. and then we'll see a warm-up as we come later into the week. in fact, here's the area of low pressure and there was a little bit rain still up there in the pacific northwest. high temperatures today, 88 for antioch, 81, for the lead. how? and then san francisco 66 ouc was a real variety in temperatures. but again, no triple digit temperatures. not for us. taking a look. then at the forecast for the next 7 days will seat temperatures really staying pretty similar the next 3 days or so. then

they bump up on the first day of summer, which is thursday. and so we'll be in whole different seasonal a step back. you can just see some of the inland spots going into the 90's, low 90's. we get into the summer season, very toasty but appropriate for what you would expect. thanks very much. kathy. >> all right. well, the u.s. department of energy, they say metal thefts are on the rise nationwide. current market prices show a pound of copper valued at $4.50. that's 20% higher than last year. grass is $2.41 for a pound. that's also up 20% from last year. we heard from a recycling facility owner who says they can tell when medals are stolen. >> we don't question it will, but we look at it and we can pretty much with that much explore the experience. we have. we could tell pretty much what it's from. and if it's something like like catalytic converter. we don't buy it. we don't buy it.

>> what? how lucrative big time. big time. they're worth up to almost $1000. >> recently we've seen copper stolen from stoplights in oakland. it happened so often the city ended up replacing those with stop signs in may. copper was stolen from tesla charging stations in vallejo. and officials are warning residents of another mountain lion sighting. this time in millbrae. the san mateo county sheriff's office saysgone of the animals was spotted near vallejo. drive-in can a whole drive? officials are reminding residents that if you run into one of these animals, stay calm, do not run. stand your ground. maintain eye contact and try appear as large as possible. the bonsai gardens at lake merritt are picking up more about that. the facility is working to pick up the pieces after a burglary. they are trying to raise $100,000 to beef up the facility security system after a thief stole $20,000 worth of bonsai trees earlier this year. so far the garden has raised over

$87,000, but they need more help to finish fundraising. you can donate in person or online this year is the gardens. 25th anniversary in oakland. meantime, lakeside park, duck pond and bird are has been closed for repairs since last year. the city of oakland says the pond need serious restoration. they say the filtration systems are broken. the rotary nature center is working on fixing it. some residents expressed% concern over how long the repairs are taking. >> it steers it's been like this for. over year at this point. possibly 2. so there's just i don't think there's any real reason they can't get fixed back into it's obviously not a priority oakland has lot of stuff on the table deal but at the same time, this is one of things that makes our city joy phone. and i think it deserves a little attention.

>> before closing, the pond was a haven for migratory and local birds and created a spot for families and nature fans together. san mateo police arrested a woman accused of attempted murder. that fatal shooting happened on thursday near the intersection of east hillsdale boulevard and norfolk street. police say they fod shell casings, a cell phone and blood near the scene. a shelter-in-place was issued as they search for the shooter. the suspect was booked into jail for attempted murder and assault. 3 members of the hells angels motorcycle club have been sentenced to life in prison this week. the u.s. district attorney's office announced saturday. jonathan nelson, russell taylor and brian went were convicted for conspiracy to commit murder and fbi agent describes the 3 as the most violent of the dozens convicted. 5 other members pled guilty and sentenced to 84 months in prison. hells angels runs out of fun. 10 near san bernardino with chapter spanning all over the country. santa clara county

authorities seize more guns from people showing threatening behavior than anywhere else in the state. a new report from the state attorney general found santa clara county uses gun violence restraining orders allowing law enforcement to temporarily take weapons from people court agrees are likely to commit a mass shooting more than 2000 restraining orders were issued in the last year with 24% of them being issued in santa clara county. at a seafood at this see groups excuse me are asking a judge to unseal court records connected to the lawsuit over abuse. at the now closed women's prison in dublin. this comes after prison inmates claimed the federal prisons bureau failed to stop abuse after even after several reports the prison was shut down earlier this year, 600 inmates were transferred. president officials san francisco are presenting design changes to the controversial bike lane on valencia street on tuesday. the sfmta board of directors

will meet in one of the agenda. items will be that center running by slain. the agency is proposing a side running by quick concept. instead and this comes after business owners threatened a lawsuit in february blaming that roadway for economic losses since last summer. >> we heard a lot from the merchants about motorists, confusion about occasional large deliveries blocking all traffic. i feel like less safe like writing with my kid. it's really hard to get in and out of the bike lane safely. i feel like. >> accessing shops that we like to access the local businesses here lafayette. and it's really hard block to get on and turning. >> the sfmta says if the project is approved construction of the new design could take weeks. they are working with local shops to figure out an optimal time for construction. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning i could be in the against mosquitoes of all things. why scientists think

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that. the museum is hosting kid-friendly events throughout the month. all posted on their website. artificial intelligence now joining every human's fight against mosquitoes, professors at the university of south florida are working to use ai to create something they call a smart trap. the goal is to track and trap mosquitoes. they say the device can even be used to fight malaria abroad. >> it flies from here to this school. >> and that was key land on this sticky pad. and once it lands to main and the camera up and take a photograph the mosquito, it can curb the spread of the victor. >> and ultimately save lives. >> experts say mosquitoes are the deadliest insect on the planet infecting millions of people with malaria every year. if you're planning to spend a lot of time outside this summer, watch what you wear. if you want to avoid becoming a mosquito magnet. turns out these insects are attracted to and repelled by certain colors food. isn't that just make you itch watching that video?

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>> all right. good morning, 7.28. this father's day. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie land. let's get you started this half hour with a look at your forecast with kathy trafton. he kathy. good morning, stephanie. it is father's day. the weather once again, we'll be dry. it will be windy and we're not going to see much change for a few days because the pattern with low-pressure way to our north and high pressure to our south. we're kind of sandwiched in between and guess what that means that the pressure gradient tightens and then you get the wind. and where's the stratus at the coast? well, the wind is kind of taking care of that, too clear skies even at the coast. so this is what happens when that pressure gradient tightens. right now we've got wind gust to 22 in san francisco for the golden gate and 27 in half moon bay. look at the colors on this map as we become more orange and red and fuchsia that indicates stronger winds. and that indeed is what we get as we

head toward the late afternoon this afternoon. so all the sudden we're in the 30's gusts to 38 in san francisco. and 36 in sandra fell. and then as we go through time toward the evening, we still remain very strong. a little a little lightning on the winds, but still quite gusty in the 30's in some areas, including san francisco at 33. but right now temperatures are in the 50's and 60's. at least we're not going to have scorching hot temperatures this afternoon. instead will be seasonable. it will be mild. but the concern is the wind and of course, the dry air. that means a concern for fire danger. and we don't have any warnings here except fairfield inn dislike county. we do have a red flag warning in effect through tomorrow. can concerned about that. and some wind advisories to our south down in santa barbara county and in san luis obispo county. so we do have elevated concerns. we've got more details coming up in weather. all right, kathy, thank you so much. help is on the way to

california southern border in an effort to keep dangerous drugs off our streets. >> the san ysidro port of entry in san diego is the number one entry point for fentanyl in the entire nation. now, governor gavin newsom is increasing the number of national guard troops there. the governor made a similar move last year raising the number of national guard at the border by 50%. this new order will double that summer. >> national guard now over 390 men and women that are working on not only on the border, but throughout the state of california on counter narcotics on drug interdiction strategy, sharing information reconnaissance tremendous success, particularly as it relates addiction over 62,000 pounds of fentanyl has been see some 1066%. >> the new national guard troops will arrive in waves to help border agents. there. and now the national news, the supreme court running out of time to rule on a number of cases with 2 dozen cases still

undecided. the nation's highest court making news this week with big decisions on abortion pill and a federal ban on bump stocks as news nations elina shirazi reports. the 9 justices still have a lot of work to do and little time left to do it. >> the clock is supreme court justices rushed to decide on 23 cases the for their summer recess and about 21 days in just the past few days, the u.s. supreme court unanimously preserved access to the drug mifepristone, using nearly two-thirds of all abortions in the u.s. last year. the high court's first abortion ruling since the overturning of roe versus wade nearly 2 years ago. this is not a cause for celebration. >> because the reality of certain things are still not going to change we are looking at the fact that two-thirds of women of reproductive age in america live in a state with the trump abortion ban. this ruling is not going to change that.

>> the supreme court also striking down a trump era ban on bump stocks. those are gun accessories which allow rapid fire comparable to a machine gun, reopening a political fight on capitol hill. a bump stock does not cause anybody to be shot in united states of america. >> that is the shooter. that does not a piece concern that the supreme court has gone too far and undermining gun safety. ever since the brewing case. the latest supreme court decision. is the latest example of a supreme court. that's jeopardizing gun safety in america. >> with 61 cases taken up this term a few in the backlog. stand out. here's what's on the docket. whether former president donald trump will be immune from criminal prosecution in the election interference case against him. justice is also set to weigh in on the capitol riots on january 6, including the legality of obstruction charges brought against

hundreds who stormed our nation's capital. also on the table, the legality of emergency abortions keeping guns away from alleged abusers. whether people can be banned from sleeping outdoors as well as several social media regulation cases. the high court now has just a few weeks to decide the future of those 2 dozen cases in washington. shirazi. >> house lawmakers passed the annual defense spending bill on friday that roughly 884 billion dollar plan includes a nearly 20% pay raise for junior troops and a smaller raised for all other smear service members. it also allocates more than a billion dollars to improve military housing but several amendments created controversy for a bill that typically has large bipartisan support. one reverses the pentagon's policy to pay for travel of those seeking abortions. another eliminates diversity, equity and inclusion positions at the defense department. the legislation now heads to the democratic controlled senate where it's likely to change.

california is running out of license plate numbers. state officials now working on a plan for a new number system. the dmv says california only has about 18 months of numbers left, believe it or not. well, the current sequence was started in the 1980's. a passenger planes start with one number than 3 letters and 3 numbers 10. so when the current numbering system is used up, the dmv has gone with the simplest solution possible. they're going to reverse the order of the sequence starting in late 2025. or you can pay extra to get a custom one made in oakland, jack. london square is being recognized internationally for innovative marketing kron. 4 spoke with a member of a group that manages events at jack london square. >> last september was world alzheimer's awareness month. so we chose that has something to go and support community

with old timers affects one in 3 seniors that live in alameda county. >> jack london square has been awarded the goal next. the award for its alzheimer's awareness program. in the east bay. brand new affordable homes are ready for move in the cherry hill apartments on international boulevard in east oakland offers 55 housing units. the city says 14 of them will be designated for unhoused people. officials say the new homes were made possible thanks to 350 million dollars voters approved last year for housing project. mayor sheng thao says there are other housing projects in the works 11 to be specific. san mateo county supervisors approved raising the base pay for regular county employees to $30 an hour. the board immediately raised the base wage for more than 70 workers who salaries were below that. the board's action aligned with what a task force determined to be a livable wage. the task force evaluated the cost of food, child care, health care, housing, transportation, taxes, and other costs.

>> local deejays drew crowds in union square yesterday, celebrating 50 years of the nightclub. the end up. you may have heard of it. it's known for being open, the longest in the downtown area. and so that music it started at 1 o'clock last all the way until 9 last night. look at that scene there. the event put on by union square alliance and sf live. lots of people having a good time. the goal here to revitalize entertainment in downtown san francisco for free concerts. >> all right. this pride month we take a trip to golden gate park where the national aids memorial grove has been a place of reflection and healing for anyone touched by hiv and aids for decades. and as the memorial nears its 30th year of being designated a national memorial by congress, it's also playing a part in inspiring a brand new memorial kron four's john shrable reports. >> it may just be the quietest

spot in san francisco. aside from the ever-present chirping of golden gate park's many birds and the wind rushing through the towering redwoods about. one of the few sounds you may encounter down. here is the sound of travis mathews head groundskeeper of the national aids memorial grove tending to this very intentionally landscape corner of the park. >> is that you move in and out of spacrs of darkness and light. and i mean, you can see just behind us here you go into the redwoods and it's a darker space. and then you come out into don't opens up to all this light. >> this is a place of meeting to so many, but especially to those in the lgbt community who gather here for remembrance and healing. i had a partner who died from aids in 1993 before lifesaving medications came along. steve saga serve as the senior manager of the national aids memorial. this job was perfect for me through my work, i'm

able to help honor all of those lives that were lost to aids lives impacted by aids. this may be an incredibly beautiful sanctuary. but the story begins during one of the lgbt community's most painful chapters. the aids pandemic, which took the lives of thousands in the city alone and for a community that was oftentimes ostracized. aids only added to the stigma that so many faced being aware at that time that the >> community, the community and people with hiv in age were. >> i'm being ignored and and hated >> demonized. >> the memorial is truly been a beacon of love to the lgbt community, but its impact has been expanding more and more a sign of this soon to be unveiled in another part of golden gate park. >> this is the circle of friends. what many people consider to be the center of the national aids memorial grove in here, the names of

some people who passed away from aids, but also those who donated to set this place aside. the circle also serves as the inspiration for one of the park's newest memorials. this memorial is going to be the first permanent memorial in the u.s. for cancer. just up the hill from the national aids memorial with a view as far as sutro tower. >> construction is about to start on a brand new beacon of love says on tests with san francisco's rec and parks rec and park is partnering with bay area young survivors, which is a group that helps and provide support for people that have been diagnosed with cancer. much like the circle of friends in the aids memorial grove, the bay area, young survivors, cancer memorial garden will feature a similar circular gathering space so people can look down at the words and then also up. >> like do in this section, correct. and then there's also going to be like a metal kind of >> breaking ground in the fall, this new memorial will transform this hillside much as the aids memorial grove did

a quiet grove of redwoods. what's really exciting is that this is the first memorial to come to golden gate park since the aids memorial grove, which was 96. >> so that's over 2 decades. well, over 2 decades that we get a new memorial in golden gate park and that's really exciting. >> and be sure to join us on thursday, june 27th at 06:30pm, for our pride special hosted by john shrable who was just reporting that story and our own rob nesbitt as well. this year we celebrate the beacon of love that continues to shine bright across the bay area. coming up on the kron 4 morning news police investigate a massive robbery at a jewelry store in the south bay. but the owner witnessed. >> appel camp is in session. find out how your kids can join in on these creative storytelling activities. i'm rich demuro. that's coming up rich on tech. >> it's dry. it's windy and elevated. concern for fire

conditions continues. we've a red flag warning in effect for the sacramento valley we'll talk all about it coming up in weather.

>> 7.43 this morning and taking a live look outside at the embarcadero in san francisco. can see the bay bridge out there looking just nice and sunny, blue skies as well. kathy, you're right, stephen, it's beautiful blue skies. what could go wrong? well, the concern is it is going to be dry. relative humidities are low and it is breezy and downright windy in some areas at the coast. all

those winds have knocked away the stratus. it's just we ought to see stratus not today. instead we have some already dancing in the breezes. here's what's going on. some areas. if you look at this map you see the reds and the oranges and then magenta that's really breezy like look at point, raise parts of west linn county and up into santa rosa. pretty breezy. look what happens as we head through the day and into the early evening as much as a 40 mile per hour gust in sonoma. 31 for calistoga. 22 from mountain view. 23 for danville. so it really depends on where you are. finding the winds die down as we head into tomorrow morning. but the big concern, of course, is not the weather in terms of the temperatures. temperatures right now 50's and 60's in this afternoon. we'll see numbers about where you would see normally this year. but you know what? right along our coastline, 50 60's, even in the central valley, still in the 60's, we'll heat up. certainly the weather

pattern is about the same as it was yesterday. high pressure is still to our south. this area of high pressure scoots a little bit toward the east and low pressure is right. it going right into the pacific northwest. and when the high in the lower that close, it's a tight and pressure gradient and that is what really brings on the winds. so we'll see continued windy conditions again for another day or 2 before these the situation is resolved. little bit in. the high pressure starts to really build in in the pacific northwest. yeah. this counter clockwise circulation because of that low. and yeah, little bit of rain, not for us, but the low does serve to certainly bring us all the wind high temperatures today. great for us. we're looking at 80's in the warmest spots. maybe a few 90's in the east bay, 60 70's right along the bay shoreline, 60 in half moon bay. it's terrific. the thing is there are some heat advisories to our south and there's a red flag warning to our east heading into lake county, solano county and into the northern sacramento

valley. so big concerns for fire and a lot of precautions that you should take and we'll keep temperatures. you know, temperatures are not the problem this time heating comes later in the week. but right now it's the humidity and the winds. yeah. got to suffer those fathers day barbecues that might be out in solano county area. they got to be careful. yeah. they say, you know, you should probably barbecue. you put your grill on the rocks, put them on the you know, give yourself make sure you have water handy in case things go wrong. >> and stay away from the vegetation. yeah, that's some good ideas there. thanks so much that the all right. well, take a look at this wild surveillance video, a group of at least 20 people ransacking a south bay jewelry store. >> many of them smashing display cases with hammers and taking off with thousands of dollars worth of jewelry. the manager tells kron four's lezla gooden he was inside when this group came rushing. it. >> indeed, jeweler says it was a typical wednesday afternoon for them until they heard glass shattering at the front door around one 30 with the

unfortunate it was getting to begin with one of the managers who did not wish go on camera for his safety says he was in his office when the robbery this mask each other really. >> the caller called show kids that you can see. they were within safe one half minutes. maybe that whatever the he says, that these were hoodies mask. >> and we're caring hammers. they smashed each display running off with the jury and duffel bags like. >> live venue. inside. so it was a look of know you have put the 35 people working something, it was a little blind. >> the group of robbers then jumped into multiple cars, sitting outside the store before sunnyvale police arrived 2 cars with possible suspects were eventually spotted by police in a chase took place and they went. >> westbound camino through sunday bill through mountain

view and ultimately onto northbound highway. 85 and then onto highway 101. our officers last of the for the first vehicle and terminated the pursuit. rt time later, our agencies in the peninsulloce the second suspect vehicle. the suspect attempted to flee from those officers by banning their vehicle near highway one on one full the exit of the vehicle and suspects ran lanes of highway 1, 1, into the nearby industrial area. for the suspects were taken into custody pretty suspect tried to hide and police say a total of 5 suspects were arrested, but others remain at large. >> and the store says they're not sure how much was stolen or when they'll be able to reopen. >> in sunnyvale was a good in kron. 4 news. >> people taking medications for adhd might find it harder to get treatment after the arrests of 2 executives of a

telehealth company on thursday, the cdc issued a warning about potential disrupted access to care around the same time, 2 executives from dunk global were indicted on fraud charges related to federal health care. this could impact between 30,000 to 50,000 patients across the country. summer skincare product is being recalled over contamination issues, cent equity which makes a variety of skin products is voluntarily recalling some of its impeccable skin sunscreen foundation products. the fda old species was found in some tubes. that mold could cause potential allergic skin reactions and infections on wounded or sunburned skin. the products are sold online and in stores, consumers should stop using the products and contacts integrity for refunds. a new audit puts the fda and hot seat for 2022. is nationwide. baby formula shortage. that investigation by the department of health and human services found it took the fda more than 15

months to forward an e-mail from a whistleblower over conditions at an abbott nutrition factory in michigan. 2 babies later died. several more hospitalized after drinking powder formula made at that factory. the facility was temporarily closed for several months. the aftermath contributing to a nationwide formula shortage that year. with most kids out of school and looking forward to summer break. apple has a fun new camp that the whole family might enjoy. demuro has a preview in this week's rich on tech. >> for over 20 years now apple stores have hosted apple camp. this is where kids and their parents can get creative on the latest apple devices. this year's theme is exploring new worlds and telling stories e% inspired by kindness. appel camp is in within like its standing making lot this

year's theme using your imagination to create stories inspired by it the free 90 minute sessions are for kids. 6 to 10 years old when he told me a little there is a nice going to help ensure that this from your imagination held throughout the summer at apple stores across the country. apple campus so near and dear to my heart every single year. always look forward to this experience. >> and seeing kids come alive, especially if they're a little shy or nervous in the beginning. well, by the end, they're so confident this year session focuses on using the ipad to create interactive storybook. they're creating animations adding the ar shapes at 3 d shapes. our photos where they place the 3 d shapes in the world around them. it may be they both of the goes through all. so friend helps it. can and is up in whole time. so the ball

doesn't go. >> you came up with the whole story. yeah. the kids learn new skills on familiar devices and sometimes parents to 2 margin some. so now that i was like, i didn't know could do that. plus, there are bigger lessons. there's always room for more and to get these kids thinking about in a thoughtful, creative way early on apple camp part of a larger initiative called today. apple, which offers free hands-on sessions that teach valuable skills and hidden tricks. you know, we all want our kids to learn about technology, but in that safe place with us, a great opportunity to do that. >> signup is open now. sessions run through the end of july. all campers get a free t-shirt, too. if you want more information on apple camp, go to my website. rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro. that's richaun tack. demuro. that's richaun tack. and we'll be right back. you can't leave without cuddles.

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>> police in sonoma county were led on quite a wild pig chase. you heard that right. officers got reports of this piglet running around a roadway. they teamed up with bystanders to chase that pace to neighborhoods eventually taking that animal into custody. it took a while, though. that pig named as pickles did not come with a mug shot, but was later reunited with his mother. so some happy news there wrap things up this hour. >> all right. still ahead on the next hour kron, 4 morning news, san jose host its first

ever latin dance brain. the community reaction and the impact on local businesses. plus, a new city park honors the life of a beloved grandmother in san francisco. and we've got a live preview of the 70th north beach festival in san francisco. a look at the fun. you can expect this father's day when the kron. 4 morning news continues. stay with us. now

on the kron 4 morning news. san jose's first ever live in rape takes over discovery bethel park. why the community

says events like these are good for the city. and a celebration of hope after tragedy. the newest san francisco park honoring the life of a beloved grandmother. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's sunday, june. the 16th. happy father's day to you. let's get started with a look at the weather with kathy trafton. hey, stephanie is not only father's day. it's also the very last sunday of the spring season. look at this beautiful view of the golden gate. looks a tranquil look so lovely. but to our east areas of solano county and lake county, critical fire concerns of sugared, a red flag warning that continues up into the northern sacramento valley. all the way down to to hand the county. so very dry, gusty northerly winds are store for them and also very low

relative humidities. we ourselves get some low relative humidities and gusty winds, but not 2 advisory or warning criteria. so outside right now, we're looking at gosh gust at 22 in san francisco. 23 in santa rosa really depends on where you are. but as you go through the day, look how this map lights up and oranges and even magenta is from point. raise up to sandra fell future wind gusts at 08:30pm, tonight. and sandra fell gusting to 29 in santa rosa, 30 for half moon bay. 36 for san francisco. and finally, it dies down as we head into tomorrow morning. but you still see some areas are pretty gusty winds. so fire concerns are with us, although there are winds and relative humidity problems, at least temperatures in the bay area are not quite as hot. so that's part of the saving grace for us. yes, we get to 86 in santa rosa, but i don't think we're going to see too many in 90's. maybe a few low 90's, nothing to do with

triple digit temperatures. not for us. not today and 70 in redwood city, 80 in san jose. so we're in for a beautiful spell of weather. we just have to keep an eye on the fire concerns and be really careful out there fires a concern. more than 5,000 people packed into downtown san jose for a daytime raid this weekend. it features artists from around the country and brought critical business to the area. kron four's jeff moment reports. >> that's a that's a little this is a sight for sore eyes. that's that's fun. ever was time head back into born and raised in st. say she says don't count. the nightlife scene has been slow to rebound. pretty cool around

>> jose on the seven-day foods hosted grave outside the children's discovery museum on saturday. they say it's the first of its kind. by the way, i want to do this right is the ravens and san jose that doesn't normally happen, right? so anthony gomes, founder of san jose foods says the idea for this race started 2 years ago as a way to bring big business back to downtown san jose, which he says has struggled since covid larger scale events that trickle down into the local from the hotel's local businesses, restaurants, local vendors, everything from vendors to food trucks, places are kind of struggling to get people right now. even local deejays like alex mensa are here taking advantage of the crowds like spread the word, try to get more people here because % we're trying to build the >> i really revitalize is all of this shows that side of the isn't dead. >> that's down as they can have a big party and it's going to be like other people like there's this guy we get to same thing here as well.

and san jose foods co-founder chris villa says the number of people in attendance was more than expected. >> showing them that there is appetite for big venues. >> it's a those love san jose. it is again with joel. so this event hosted by san jose foods with a total success. they sold over 5,000 tickets and tell me they even are trying to plan more events starting later this reporting in downtown san jose. jackie moment kron 4 news. >> bay area families looking to do something fun for father's day today. can check out the 70th annual north beach festival kicking off this weekend in san francisco. hope was tiffany justice is live there now to give us a preview on the fun that we can expect today. good morning, tiffany. >> hey, good morning, stephanie. us. a lot of the vendors are already arriving this morning to set up their booth and they have the road blocked off. ready to go for day 2. and if you are looking for something to do on this father's day, this would be a great option for you today, 70 70th anniversary of the north

beach festival is this weekend and they get started pretty early at 11 o'clock this morning and it will go until 07:00pm. and according to organizers, there's going to be over 200 vendors on 11 blocks of wide variety of things to do look at and purchase from court to vintage fashion and with festivals come good food, you can find plenty of food here along with a beer garden and wine tasting area. they also have a new area for people to enjoy this year as well. their newly created north beach festival, art culture and history zone on delay street. so with all of this, there's also going to be live entertainment. they have a few stages around this area. most of that light entertainment is going to at columbus and broadway. so we only mentioned a few events or a few aspects of this this morning. there's a lot more going on and will cover much more throughout the morning and speaks with some of these vendors as well. back to you in studio. all right, stephanie, thank you so much for your coverage. you have a

great time at the festival. >> all right. well, fire crews statewide now gearing up for fire season as we head into the warmer summer months in the south bay fire crew stopped a grass fire from spreading saturday in san jose. it started at 7 felipe and las animas roads burning about 18 acres. firefighters say crews remain on scene last night to keep an eye on any hot spots. meantime, in southern california, a wind-driven wildfire in corman is tearing through thousands of acres of brush. you can see that big pillar of smoke there. this incident in danger and buildings forcing evacuations and frustrating firefighters battling hard to get things under control this is video of the post fire from the citizen app. the flames forced the partial closure of the i-5 freeway in the grapevine, firefighters continue to try to contain those flames. and this morning the police manhunt continues for the person who fatally shot someone in san francisco's mission district. it happened in an alley on why street near the 16th street

bart station of for saturday morning. the victim was taken to a hospital. they later died from their injuries. anyone with information is asked to contact san francisco pd. and bruno police. they arrested a 17 year-old boy that suspect accused of threatening to kill a man praying outdoors. investigators say it happened in a shopping center parking lot el camino real. the victim was allegedly threatened with that knife. you see there on your screen. officers tracked the suspect down and arrested him on charges of committing a hate crime. a san francisco family is one step closer to healing this morning. this weekend park was renamed in honor of their grandmother who was fatally attacked there. kron 4 sarah stinson reports. >> lived across the street from this park. so her legacy. >> her spirit is here sunday. yeas says it's healing to have this park now named after her grandmother. you hong kong was walking at the park formally

named visitation valley playground when she was brutally beaten in 2019. the 89 year-old died from her injuries a year later, it was a place of tragic loss. my grandmother, huang was attacked here. san francisco police arrested 18 year-old keon to gather and for the attack. says while they continue to wait for a trial, this is a step in getting closure. we feel a sense of and healing because the trial has been delayed and it's been over 5 years. we still have close the case. and so this is victory for people. you worked with city leaders to rename the park, turning the pain of losing her grandmother into something positive for the community. people can experience joy and peace and harmony now years trying to raise money to make more improvements to the park or want more lighting. we would

want color rainbow crosswalks. >> we bullet imports to just announce, you know what's happening here. he says this dedication will allowed long to be remembered for decades to come. her name means abundant love boy in cantonese. >> she was a very robust, resilient, happy woman who >> walked frequent this parking lot. >> 5 time, grammy award winner and gospel mega star. yolanda adams performed at saturday's juneteenth celebration in san francisco. local vendors, carnival rides and live performances spread across 8 blocks in the fillmore district. organizers said the neighborhood holds a history of black entertainment and culture. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news city officials proposed changes to a controversial bike lane. why they say the move will ease community frustrations. and after the break, authorities

are warning businesses of an uptick in metal theft. it's a nationwide problem. also hitting parts of the bay area. a red flag warning is in effect for parts of the northern sacramento valley into lake county also into solano county. >> critical fire concerns are due to gusty hot, dry winds. we'll talk about more coming up in weather.

>> well, it's a beautiful day. we have great conditions. a little bit windy. you can see right there, the breezes in tree leaves. so we've got hot and dry weather coming up. how hot? how dry it is going to be so hot and dry a red flag warning is in effect. that is for sacramento county move starting from reading all the way down to to county, stretching into our own solano county and into lake county. look at this. it's beautiful at the coast. it's june. you would expect to see throughout his wooden shoe. where's the grey? well, it's the winds. it taken care of the stratus. in fact, here are the current wind gusts, as you can see coming through the golden gate at 20, the strongest winds right now are in half moon bay at 29 miles per hour. and in parts of sonoma county, look at santa rosa at 23. and those strong winds are even right there at the coastline. look this map. lights up into the oranges and the reds and even

magenta as the day goes through and even into the early evening, gusts expected up to 40 miles per hour in sandra fell. 36 to the golden gate this evening. it threw it right to the golden gate. 29 santa rosa. you can pick out your spot. 22 in that the 23 in oakland, it will be breezy, gusty and even finally ends tomorrow morning when funny the winds die down a little bit. these throughout the bay area that you see atlas peak lighting up even in in the morning at 23 the wind gusts are going to be with us for a few days before they really calm down. here's area of low pressure. this is skirting to our north and it's still couple of things. first of all, it's bringing some moisture into the pacific northwest. it's bringing some rain and course some clouds. that's not all. it's doing. as i stepped back, you'll notice low pressure stays up to the north. look at that high pressure right there. now with high pressure and low pressure, get too close. it's called a tightening pressure gradient. that's what it can cause. and that is what can

really with up the wind. so as long as these 2 features stay pretty close, it stays windy here, but you'll notice a pressured way right into starting to loosen as we head on to the workweek. so by the end of the week, not only will spring be done, but it will be summer and our temperatures will start to warm up and the winds. hopefully we'll start to die down. high temperatures today. this is one of the good things, although we've got gusty winds, we have low relative humidity. at least we don't have temperatures too terribly hot, certainly not at the coastline. 66 in san francisco, certainly not right along the bay shoreline. 73 in oakland, of course, as you head inland to the east yeah, temperatures in the 80's. but if not triple digits. that's the good news. so that's why we're not in a fire advisory for us in the bay area. but there still are into the sacramento valley. let me just step back. so you can see the five-day forecast into this. that's for through spring. and then the extra 2 days that summer summer is nearly upon us with hot temperatures inland into the 90's as we

head into summer on thursday, stephen. kathy, thank you. the u.s. department of energy says metal thefts are on the rise nationwide. current market prices show a pound of copper value to $4 and $0.50. that's 20% higher than last year. ross is $2.41 per pound. that's also up 20% from last year. we heard from a recycling facility owner who says they can tell when metals are stolen. >> we don't question it will, but we look at it and we can pretty much tell of. with that much explore experience. we have. we could tell pretty much what it's from. and if it's something like like catalytic converter. we don't buy it. we don't buy it. >> what? how lucrative big time. big time. they're worth up to almost $1000. >> recently we've seen copper stolen from stoplights in oakland. it happened so often the city replaced them with

stop signs in may. copper was stolen from tesla charging stations in vallejo. officials are warning residents of another mountain lion sighting this time in millbrae. the san mateo county sheriff's office says one of the animals was spotted near vallejo. drive-in drive. officials are reminding residents that if you run into a mountain lion, please stay calm. do not run. stand your ground. maintain eye contact and try to appear as large as possible. was garden is at lake merritt is picking up the pieces after a burglary. they are trying to raise $100,000 to beef up the facility security system after a thief stole $20,000 worth of bonsai trees earlier this year. so far the guard has raised over $87,000, but they need more help to finish fundraising. you can donate in person or online. this year's is the gardens 25th anniversary in oakland. meantime, lakeside park a duck pond and bird guard has been closed for repairs since last year. the

city of oakland says the pond need serious restoration. they say the filtration systems are broken. the rotary nature center is working on fixing it. some residents expressed concern over how long the repairs are taking. >> its been like this for. over year at this point. possibly 2. so there's don't think there's any real reason they can't get fixed back into it's obviously not a priority oakland has lot of stuff on the table deal but at the same time, this is one of things that makes our city join phone. and i think it deserves a little attention. >> before closing, the pond was a haven for migratory and local birds and twitter to spot for families and nature fans together. san mateo police arrested a woman accused of attempted murder. that fatal shooting happened on thursday near the intersection of east hillsdale boulevard in norfolk street.

police say they found shell casings, a cell phone and blood near the scene. a shelter-in-place was issued as officers searched for the shooter. the suspect was booked into jail for attempted murder and assault. 3 members of the hells angels motorcycle club have been sentenced to life in prison this week. the u.s. district attorney's office announced saturday that jonathan nelson, russell taylor and brian went were convicted for conspiracy to commit murder and fbi agent describes the 3 as the most violent of the dozens convicted 5 other members pled guilty and sentenced to 84 months in prison. hells angels runs out of fun. 10 near san bernardino with chapters spanning all over the country. santa clara county authorities seize more guns from people showing threatening behavior than anywhere else in the state. a new report from the state attorney general found the county obtained nearly 650 gun violence restraining orders last year beating san diego county, which of 10, 500 restraining orders allow law

enforcement, a co-worker or family member to file a petition to temporarily disarming someone believed to make serious threats against other people or themselves. advocacy groups are asking a judge to unseal court records connected to a abuse lawsuit at the closed women's prison in dublin. this comes after prison. inmates say the federal prisons bureau failed to stop abuse. the prison shut down earlier this year. the 600 inmates transferred. transit officials in san francisco. a presenting design changes to a controversial bike lane on valencia street on tuesday. the sfmta board of directors meets to discuss the issue. the agency is proposing a side running by quick concept. instead, this comes after business owners threatened a lawsuit in february, blaming the roadway for economic losses since last summer. >> we heard a lot from the merchants about motorists, confusion about occasional large deliveries blocking all traffic. i feel like you're less safe like writing with my

kid. it's really hard to get in and out of the bike lane safely. i feel like. >> accessing shops that we like to access the local businesses here in lafayette. and it's really hard block to get on turning. >> the sfmta says if the project is approved construction of the new design could take weeks. they are working with local shops to figure out an optimal time for construction. >> still ahead on the 4 morning news. how artificial intelligence is plcying a role in preventing pesky mosquito bites. why says scientists i could tackle the global could tackle the global malaria problem? a mystery!

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morning and take a look at this rockets, planes and helicopters soared across the bay area yesterday. >> all this fun part of san carlos is hiller. it san carlos is hiller aviation's biggest little air show. what about full right there? crowds got to see their sons from drones, model rockets, even a u.s. coast guard helicopter search and rescue demo. the museum is hosting kid friendly events throughout the month. they're all posted on the website. artificial intelligence now joining every human's fight against mosquitoes, professor at the university of south florida are working to use ai to create a so-called smart trap. and the goal is to track and trap mosquitoes. they say the device can be used to fight malaria abroad. >> it flies from here to this

school. >> and the mosquito would land on this sticky pad and one to plants. there's a camera inside and the camera up and take a photograph the mosquito. >> it can curb the spread of the victor and ultimately save lives. >> experts say mosquitoes are the deadliest insect on the planet infecting millions of people with malaria every year. if you plan to spend a lot of time outside this summer, watch what you wear to avoid becoming a mosquito magnet. turns out the insects are attracted to and repelled by certain colors. university of washington scientists say if you don't want to become a tasty treat for these bugs, wear purple, white or green turns on the ski, tows don't like those colors. but if you're wearing orange red or black lookout, researchers say those colors are the equivalent of ringing the dinner bell. so don't do it. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news governor gavin newsom beefing up border patrol efforts. why he says the move could help fight the the move could help fight the fentanyl crisis.

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>> alright, 27 this sunday morning. thanks so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie land. let's get your father's day started with a look at the forecast is kathy trafton. hey kathy. well, miss lynn, it's beautiful. a great father's day. beautiful conditions. >> you know, it's gorgeous at the golden gate. you've got the winds gusting through it, though, even at this early hour, winds are gusting to 20 and even stronger as you start

to head into santa rosa. 23 and the death of a look at that. the temperatures wind gusts are really, really strong. so today will be dry. low relative humidity and gusty winds. look how this map lights up as we head into afternoon and even the early evening, 40 mile per hour gusts in sandra fell. 36 1% up for petaluma as well as in vacaville. 22 for oakland and hayward, only 8 in mountain view. it's these gusty winds and low relative humidities that really feed the concerns for fire across the bay area. now, some parts of the bay area are actually seeing critical concern that they're in the red flag advisory in red flag warning zones spreading from sacramento valley all the way into lake county and into solano county as well. the good news high temperatures not terribly high. no triple digit temperatures. so that's good news in terms of fire concern. instead we can find the east

bay temperatures into the 80's upper 80's and ditto for the north bay. so santa rosa, 85 sandra felony. 74 redwood city, 73 degrees today. so it's a beautiful day. and looking ahead, we're keeping those afternoon hot temperatures not so terribly hot. we're going to keep the mainly in the 80's for the next 3 days and then things change as we approach our next season, which is summer. stephanie, back to you. all right, kathy, thank you. governor gavin newsom beefing up security at the southern border in an effort he says will help fight the fentanyl crisis. the saying you cedro port of entry in san diego is the number one entry point for fentanyl in the entire nation. governor newsom is increasing the number of national guard troops there. the governor made a similar move last year raising the number of national guard at the border by 50%. this new order doubles that number. >> national guard now over 390 men and women that are working on not only on the border, but

throughout the state of california on counter narcotics on drug interdiction strategy, sharing information reconnaissance tremendous success, particularly as it relates addiction over 62,000 pounds of fentanyl has been see some 1066%. >> the new troops arrive in waves to help border agents. another national news, the supreme court running out of time now to rule on a number of cases with 2 dozen cases still undecided. the nation's highest court making news this week with big decisions on abortion pill and a federal ban on bump stocks as news leadership rozzi reports the 9 justices still have a lot of work to do. >> the clock is supreme court justices rushed to decide on 23 cases the for their summer recess and about 21 days in just the past few days, the u.s. supreme court unanimously preserved access to the drug mifepristone using nearly

two-thirds of all abortions in the u.s. last year. the high court's first abortion ruling since the overturning of roe versus wade nearly 2 years ago. this is not a cause for celebration. >> because the reality is certain things are still not going to change we are looking at the fact that two-thirds of women of reproductive age in america live in a state with a far and undermining gun safety. ever since the brewing case. the latest supreme court decision. is the latest example of a supreme court. that's jeopardizing gun safety

in america. >> with 61 cases taken up this term a few in the backlog. stand out. here's what's on the docket. whether former president donald trump will be immune from criminal prosecution in the election interference case against him. justice is also sst to weigh in on the capitol riots on january 6, including the legality of obstruction charges brought against hundreds who stormed our nation's capital. also on the table, the legality of emergency abortions keeping guns away from alleged abusers. whether people can be banned from sleeping outdoors as well as several social media regulation cases. the high court now has just a few weeks to decide the future of those 2 dozen cases in washington. shirazi. >> house lawmakers passed the annual defense spending bill on friday that nearly 900 billion dollar plan includes a 20% pay raise for junior troupe members and a

smaller race for all of their service members. it also allocates more than a billion dollars to improve military housing but several amendments created controversy for a bill that typically gets bipartisan support. one reverses the pentagon's policy to pay for travel of those seeking abortions. another eliminates diversity, equity and inclusion positions at the defense department. the legislation now heads to the democratic controlled senate where it's likely to change. california is running out of license plate numbers. state officials now working on a new plan for a new number system. the dmv says the state has about 18 months of numbers left very close to the current sequence was started in the 1980's. all passenger planes start with one number than 3 letters than 3 number when the current numbering is used up. the dmv says it plans to go with the simplest solution possible. you're going to reverse the order of the sequence starting in late 2025, course, you can always pay extra to get that custom license plate done in oakland,

jack. london square is recognized internationally for innovative marketing from 4 spoke with a member of the group managing events at jack london square. >> last september was world alzheimer's awareness month. so we chose that has something to go and support community with old timers affects one in 3 seniors that live in alameda county. >> jack london square has been awarded the cold maxey award for its alzheimer's awareness program as well. >> in a grand, new affordable homes are ready for move in the cherry hill apartments on international boulevard in east oakland offers 55 housing units. the city says 14 of them will be for unhoused people. >> officials say the new homes were made possible. thanks to 350 million dollars voters approved last year for housing projects. mayor shane town says 11 other housing projects are in the works. and this week, san mateo county supervisors approved raising the base pay for regular county employees to $30 an

hour. the board immediately raise the base wageomore than 70 workers who salaries were below that. the board's action aligned with what a task force determined to be a livable wage. the task force evaluated the cost of food, child care, health care, housing, transportation, taxes, and other costs. >> and local deejays drew crowds in san francisco's union square saturday celebrating 50 years of the nightclub. the end up. it's known for being the longest in the downtown area. the music started one lasted all the way until 9 last night. looks like people had a lot of fun out there enjoying that great weather, too. the event hosted by union square alliance and sf live. and the goal here was to revitalize entertainment in downtown san francisco through free concerts. >> well, this pride month we take a trip to golden gate park where the national aids memorial grove has been a place of reflection and

healing for anyote touched by hiv and aids for decades. hope for is john shrable brings us this story. >> it may just be the quietest spot in san francisco. aside from the ever-present chirping of golden gate park's many birds and the wind rushing through the towering redwoods about. one of the few sounds you may encounter down. here is the sound of travis mathews head groundskeeper of the national aids memorial grove tending to this very intentionally landscape corner of the park. >> is that you move in and out of spaces of darkness and light. and i mean, you can see just behind us here you go into the redwoods and it's a darker space. and then you come out into don't opens up to all this light. >> this is a place of meeting to so many, but especially to those in the lgbt community who gather here for remembrance and healing. i had a partner who died from aids in 1993 before lifesaving medications came along. steve

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

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

there's also going to be like a metal kind of plaque breaking ground in the fall. this new memorial will transform this hillside much as the aids memorial grove did a quiet grove of redwoods. what's really exciting is that this is the first memorial to come to golden gate park since the aids memorial grove, which was 96. so that's over 2 decades. well, over 2 decades that we get a new memorial in golden gate park and that's really exciting. >> and that was our john shrable reporting for us and be sure to tune in on thursday, june 27th at 06:30pm, for our pride special. that's also hosted by john fable and our own rob nesbit. this year, we celebrate the beacon of love that continues to shine bright across the bay area. so stay tuned for that. >> a red flag warning is in effect for the sacramento valley and even parts of the bay area. and looking at you, solano county, i'm looking at you lake county. we'll talk about that. plus, the 7 day forecast is coming up in weather.

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picture postcard that the hills they look kind of dry, don't pay relative. humidity is low and the winds are gusting through the golden gate at this hour at 19 miles per hour. some areas are even stronger winds, including santa rosa at 23 miles per hour. when you see the areas of orange and red, that's where the strongest winds are. and look how this map lights up as we go through the day by 6 o'clock tonight, wind gusts at sonoma. 41 miles per hour calistoga. 31 atlas peak 30 is a gusty day. half moon bay. 34 only 20 miles per hour gusts. those wind gusts do diminish a little bit as we approach midnight. but look at this still. 36 in sandra fell. 33 in san francisco. wind gusts are one of the big concerns. that's why we have concern about fire danger across the bay area. also, the wind gusts or precluding. this drought is from forming right along the coastline. so here's a good look at half moon bay. you could have the beach to

yourself and no gray why the winds? well, low pressures to our north and low pressure is moving to the pacific northwest. high pressure is to our south. it's also moving him to the coastline in when high and low pressure get too close together. that tightens up the pressure gradient, which really translates into gusty winds for us. so that's what's going on in the few days as you speech or start to move away. the winds will lessen. but in the meantime, the winds are so gusty. there's a red flag warning in the northern sacramento valley all the way down to to hand the county and also stretching into solano county, also stretching into lake county, very gusty winds, critical concerns for fire danger. the good news is our temperatures right now. temperatures 50's 60's. even 72 in antioch. these are pretty mild conditions. these are not the hot triple digit temperatures. we risk seeing just a few days ago. so this low pressure again affecting the pacific northwest. it's bringing some rain, some clouds there. so

it's affecting them. but it's not a big deal for us. alright, temperatures this afternoon. i'm not forecasting any 90's, but wouldn't be surprised to see a few of them in the east bay or maybe in the north bay, santa rosa today, 87 degrees novato 85 hayward. 79 fremont. $0.75 is a 82. a lovely day. pretty seasonable temperatures. so we're in for a treat for the entire week. now. this is the end of the spring season. we go all the way through thursday when finally we come into summer time and you see that corresponding little bump in temperatures. mother nature is giving us some slightly warmer conditions as we head into the summer. so 90's there for the inland areas. but you'll notice the bay shoreline 50 i 60's 70's for high temperatures. coming up this next week. no rain in sight. not for us. not here in the bay area. back to you, stephanie. that sounds great. thanks so much, kathy. the 52nd annual stanford jazz festival kicks off next week featuring dozens of talented

musicians performing 30 concerts at iconic stanford venues. the event runs until august 3rd. and joining us live now to share more is one of the performers, singer and harpist destiny. mohammed, good morning to you. destinee wanting stephanie and we've got a phone preview. the crew did in studio of your performance. it is very beautiful. you're such a talented performer. >> but first of all, tell us a bit about the festival itself. how excited are you to be a part of this this is my first time being this will i am. so can hardly leave. i'm going to be with my trio. but today i'm going to be you solo with and it's such a privilege to have you here with you know, tell us a bit about the festival itself. what can people expect this year? >> it's such a wide array of wonderful musicians and locals going to be there by the name of and those at the moose remove went on to do great success. myself is going to be there. richard, how the fed with the saxophone? carmen mcrae is going to be of vast array of beautiful musicians

going to be here and all types of instruments as well. yes. >> and tell us to about how people can get more information about this event. they can go to stanford jazz that org. that definitely on all of the socials and looking forward to seeing you fantastic and tell us to abtut how you got into playing the harp. it is such a unique instrument. one is a little girl was 9 years old. and i saw my first harp on i love lucy was i love lucy what's going to happen? it? that's what i what i do. and i grew up. i was 9. he wasn't available to 10, 30 years old. started dating him. and his best friend was a heart builders. and one battista. how interesting got my 1st half of age of 30 and obviously you can perform part in so many different ways. you've chosen to pursue jazz. so tell us a bit about how you got into that. well, i i start actually playing celtic music. when it first started and heard a woman by the name of

dorothy ashby in another woman, alice coltrane and they were doing j as alice coltrane. john coltrane's wife and dorothy, as we fears harpist who played with stevie wonder fi that's going the fantastic destiny. tell us to a bit about what you're going to be performing for our viewers today. i'm going to perform a song that i will call it tomorrow. this taken from an african proverb says if you wait on tomorrow, it may come. but if you don't wait tomorrow, it may not come. so don't wait. do whatever you going to do, do it that's profound. and any message you'd like to share with viewers this father's day as well. happy daddy. states celebrate today celebrate each moment with you, and we're excited to celebrate the stay with you and with your special performances. well, let you take it away from thank you. thank you so much, destination you, stephanie. thank you.

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>> now on the kron 4 morning news, san jose's first ever. latin brave takes over discovery meadow park. why the community says events like this are good for the city. and a celebration of hope after tragedy. the newest san francisco park honoring the life of a beloved grandmother. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron 4 weekend morning news. >> i'm stephanie lin. it is sunday june. the 16th. happy father's day to you all. start with a look at the weather with kathy trafton. hey kathy, indeed. happy father's day to all. and also it's the last sunday of spring beautiful conditions, golden gate bridge showing. no problems at this looks. perfect. liked chamber of commerce picture. perfect. >> but the winds, the hills, there's, you know, dryness

there, relative humidity, very low. you see that the brown hills and also you there's wind gusts coming through the golden gate at this hour at 19. these winds are going to strengthen. yeah, they're already strong in santa rosa. 25 look how this map lights up into the oranges and reds and magenta does. that's in the pfizer really, really gusty winds by this afternoon, sandra fell 40 miles per hour gusts. this is actually into the evening san francisco at 36 fairfield. 31. so we've got some gusty winds only to die down by tomorrow morning. but still you see some gusts even at 25 at that early hour of the morning in san francisco. temperatures today are our friends, although we've got the relative humidity, very dry, although we've got the gusty winds, at least temperatures this afternoon will not be so terribly high. so 50 60's right along the coastline, 70 sandra fell 81 for vallejo. 73 redwood city and in san jose, 80 degrees. so the red flag warning that's for the central valley, especially the sacramento

valley, even into lake county, even into solano county. the 7 day forecast. that's coming up in a bit. stay with us. all more than 5,000 people packed into downtown san jose for a daytime rave this weekend. it featured edm artists from around the country and brought critical businesses to the area. prof was jack moment reports. >> that's a that's a little bit. this is a sight for sore eyes. that's that's fun. ever was time to head back into born and raised in st. say she says don't count. the nightlife scene has been slow to rebound. pretty around live by. >> jose, a very common foods hosted grave outside the

children's discovery museum on saturday. they say it's the first of its kind. by the way, i want to do this right is the ravens and san jose that doesn't normally happen, right? so anthony gomes, founder of san jose foods says the idea for this race started 2 years ago as a way to bring big business back to downtown san jose, which he says has struggled since covid larger scale events that trickle down into the local from the hotel's local busi esses, restaurants, local vendors, everything from vendors to food trucks, places are kind of struggling to get people hight now. even local deejays like alex mensa are here taking advantage of the crowd size spread the word, try to get more people here because we're trying to build a community >> i really revitalize is all of this shows that side of the isn't dead. >> that's down as they can have a big party and it's going to be like other people like there's this guy we could get same thing here as well. and san jose foods co-founder chris villa says the number of people in attendance was more than expected.

>> showing them that there is appetite for big venues. >> it's a there's lovely saturday when it is again with said that the bat hosted by san jose foods with a total success. they sold over 5,000 tickets and tell me are trying to plan more eveets starting later this reporting in downtown san jose. jackie moment kron 4 news. >> bay area families looking to do something fun for father's day can check out the 70th annual north beach festival kicking off this weekend in san francisco proper. stephanie justice live there now to give us a preview of the fund that we can expect today. good morning, tiffany, day. good morning, stephanie. s it's starting to lighten up just a tad. >> a lot of the vendors are here bright and early to set up their boos. and we already spoke with a few of they are excited to get the second day going of this festival. they have the road blocked off and ready to go. we know that this is the 70th anniversary of the north beach festival this weekend. it it gets going pretty early this morning around 11 o'clock go until

07:00pm this afternoon, according to organizers, there's going to be over 200 vendors on 11 blocks with a wide variety of things. do look purchase from decor. vintage fashion and with festivals, you know, if there comes food, you can find plenty of food here. along with beer gardens and wine tasting areas. they also have a new area for people to enjoy this year. their newly created north beach festival, arts culture and history zone. that is going to be on the street. there's also going to be live entertainment with 7 stages of most of which that live entertainment is going to be at columbus and broadway. my shop is ropes for rescues and we recycled climbing rope. talk to like 7 stages here this weekend. >> so the vibe he's been super nice. everyone's in a good mood. the weather couldn't be better. so so, yeah, we're just happy to be here. >> so the vendors are happy to be here. excited to start the

day and has a usb-c. they're continuing to set up right behind me. starting at 11 o'clock this morning, going until 07:00pm this afternoon. stephanie, back to you. all right, stephanie, thanks so much. and hope you have a chance to grab some of that delicious looking food out there, too. alright, fire crews statewide now gearing up for fire season as we head into the warmer summer months in the south bay fire crew stopped a grass fire from spreading saturday in san jose. it started at san felipe and less and roads burning about 18 acres. firefighters say crews remain on scene last night to keep an eye on hot spots. meantime, in southern california, a wind driven wildfire in gorman is tearing through thousands of acres of brush endangering buildings, forcing evacuations and frustrating firefighters battling hard to get things under control. this is video of the post fire from the citizen app. the flames forced the partial closure of the i-5 freeway in the grapevine, firefighters continue to try to contain those flames. this

morning, the police manhunt continues for the person who san francisco's mission district. it happened in an alley on why street near the 16th street bart station at 4 on saturday morning. the victim was to a hospital. they later died their injuries. anyone with information is asked to please contact sfpd. also, san bruno police arrested a 17 year-old boy. the suspect accused of threatening to kill a man praying outdoors. investigators say it happened in a shopping center parking lot el camino the victim was allegedly threatened with this knife. you see there on your screen. officers tracked the suspect down and arrested him on charges of committing a hate crime. a san francisco family is one step closer to healing this morning. this weekend, a park was renamed in honor of their grandmother who was fatally attacked there. well, for sara stinson reports. she lived across the street from park. so her legacy, her spirit is here

sunday. yeas says it's healing to have this park now named after her grandmother. >> you hong kong was walking at the park formally named visitation valley playground when she was brutally beaten in 2019. the 89 year-old died from her injuries a year later, it was a place of tragic loss. >> my grandmother, you are huang was attacked here. >> san francisco police arrested 18 year-old keon to gather and for the attack. says while they continue to wait for a trial, this is a step in getting closure. we feel a sense of and healing because the trial has been delayed and it's been over 5 years. >> we still >> the closed the case. and so this is victory for people. you worked with city leaders to rename the park, turning the pain of losing her grandmother into something positive for the community. people can experience. >> joy and peace and harmony

now years trying to raise money to make more improvements to the park or want more lighting. we would want color rainbow crosswalks. >> we bullet imports to just announce, you know what's happening here. he says this dedication will allowed long to be remembered for decades to come. her name means abundant love boy in canton a's. >> she was a very robust, resilient, happy woman who walked frequent this parking lot. >> 5 time, grammy award winner and gospel mega star. yolanda adams performed at saturday's juneteenth celebration in san francisco. local vendors, carnival rides and live performances spread across 8 blocks in the fillmore district. organizers said the neighborhood holds a history of black entertainment and culture. >> all right. taking a live

look outside let's check in now with our live look of kathy trafton. it's a beautiful day. clear skies, temperatures warm but not too warm. kind of a goldilocks thing. the fly in the ointment is the winds. we have some very gusty winds in the forecast and fire concerns also because of the low relative humidity. we'll talk about it all coming up in weather.

>> all right. welcome back. taking a live look outside at coit tower this sunday morning. gorgeous. start to your day at 9.12, beautiful blue skies out there. kathy, in just a bit of a breeze, too, all say it's beautiful. it couldn't be a pretty start to the very last day. last sunday of spring. so right out the coastline right now, it's june. so where's the stratus? not there. you know why? because the winds have been pretty brisk and the strategy hasn't had much of a chance to form he had out there right now. look at that. not too many people on the beach. wind gusts. well, let's talk about that. we're talking about the winds in half moon bay at this hour, gusting to 26 through the golden gate to 19 miles per hour. winds. sonoma, 15 atlas peak 10 miles per hour winds see the strong ones in santa rosa. you see where the oranges and reds and pinks are. oh, my. that's where the strong winds are going up into time. 9.45. this evening. winds gusting to 40 in sandra fell. 38 for sonoma. and 23 in

oakland's. we've got gusty winds. that's on the menu for tonight and late by about midnight or so. we still keep the gusty winds 30 in san francisco. not till tomorrow morning into the afternoon to the winds start to die down a little bit. but still, you see an awful lot of yellow. so we do have some winds gusting into the 20's. wind gusts are big concern. and so is the relative humidity low and the wind is partly due to this area of low pressure. now up in the pacific northwest is bringing some sprinkles to portland. and it also is a player in this scenario, low pressure when it gets too close to high pressure. the titans up the with the pressure gradient and that's what can bring on the strong gusty winds. that's exactly what's happening. high pressure still up the coast. both these features are moving eastward, as you might expect over time, they'll move further apart and then our winds will certainly die down. but in the meantime, we do have concerns about fire danger across the bay area.

the concerns are so high in the sacramento valley that there's a red flag warning in effect through tomorrow night. at 8 o'clock 2 monday night. so red flag warning extends into parts of the bay area and that would include solano county and lake county for the rest of the bay area. it's a concern about high fire danger, but it's not at warning or advisory status. one of the things helping us out of the high temperatures are not so very high. we're not seeing temperatures around 100 degrees or so. no more like in the upper 80's in the warmest inland spots from 85 in santa rosa. 82 novato 87 in antioch. so these temperatures are nice hot but not super hot along the coastline for 50's and 60's bay shoreline into the 70's. it's going to be absolutely beautiful day. and you know what else is absolutely beautiful. the next 7 days, ok, spring, today's spring and spring continues monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday. that's when we start summer. and that's when the

inland temperatures take a bit of a hike. but you'll notice along the bay shoreline, the high temperatures mainly in the 70's and 60's and right along the coast, as you might expect into the 50's and 60's. stephanie. well, if you stop by chase center to enjoy a game or even a concert, it's likely you've tasted some culinary concoctions by chef kris cella mendoza. she's the only female culinary director among all nba arenas. and this morning, she's joining us live to share more about her story and cook up something fun for father's day. good morning show. good morning to you. i'm doing great. how are and so, you know, you have such a fascinating story. you actually are originally from the philippines. how did you end up? >> you know, how did your journey end up taking chase center? you know, a lot of opportunity through j sunshine, but at that heat led me there. i came. this country was 12 for my dad, incredible. and speaking of your debt, you're actually going to be showing us something that

you're going to be cooking from later. you know, he's trying at the plant for die. and so we really want to support him as a family and rushing to do this at my house later on today. fantastic. so walk us through it. so this is a machine van occasionally made with pork and we're going to do it with far west funky mushrooms. everything. actually our produce or shun. that chase center is within 150 miles of the arena. well, so we really do like to start with quality. and here we have locally that gets to that get our mission. salon show jalapeno cucumbers are house pickled daikon and carrots along with this rush a late and the smells really good so she emotions here. and before we serve, we tend to see our machines to get nice and hot love. that's cooking. what we're going to do start opening up baguette. you can hear that that that crunch and

yeah, you look for in a good baggage. that's exactly it's all about the stay okay. very good to know. and so we're just going to open this up. that baguette, that crunchy. but hugo, you help me out a little bit, ok? yes, man. if can get you to put some of that sarah right there. for all right. that's it. that's a beautiful color right there. folks can see it at home. for those of you like spicy, a little extra helping is fantastic to extra hole up a license. and, you it depends on the time of what you know, we want to wake ourselves up here. so, you puts some up with some help. and, just >> layer it on. so nice color there. okay. and getting some of this tree. they go. south dakota icon. cucumbers, all of us that we actually surf ashley of every single one of our eateries has its own

michael kitchen. so, you know, everything's being done fresh every single fantastic. yeah. and this is something that people can also pick up at chase center to totally so on. the 6th floor is actually one of the plant-based eateries in nba. why it's all greenhouse greenhouse u k. >> and here we are. she center has 8 commercial kitchens. case enters a commercial hodges and about 44, the smaller kitchens throughout the team. and how are you involved in the planning of all of this as well? yes, definitely. and so every season we actually revised then to and also feature new throughout the bay area. it's such a hot and moody culture. it is that we embrace everything about the bay area and highlight just not just local produce, but also our local we feature local through a program ulta tastemakers taste makers program. tell us a bit about that. so taste makers is opportunity every

single season for local entrepreneurs to come and be featured at chase center at us. yeah, so we work with them in a penal in the eateries. we know we allow our guests too. a highlight. these new they wouldn't actually know about these places unless are at okay. very good to know about that for anyone who might be interested in participating in something like that to definitely back to the sand with which looks fantastic. like by way, look it. >> can see why your dad would be into something like that as well she is very lucky. has it to town to daughter? so you know what you find it is that makes a really good fun. me like plant-based beyond me. well, like everything. it starts on from the route of ingredients. you know, we want to source it from my local farmers and so working with far less funky or 10 but and that he pond for our our bread. >> once we start with quality, that's really where it's stems from traditional been these

made with pork. our pork is actually a farm of pork. that's just asian free. and so while we've moved to a plant-based version of that, we still continue to have that high big quality, big flavor pickles missions. very good. now, if people want to use an alternative to this type of mushroom, can they do that? absolutely. yeah. yeah. there's a ton of different kinds of mushrooms. so if you don't have access to far west monday, all these other farmers all around the area. great. i particularly used puerto de lo and king because big bite, you looking for that, really, really big flavor. and so that comes really well. and you said this is marinated, how did you make the sauce for that? so this is actually a chili garlic soy marinade and to kind emphasized that asian south flavor of okay. fantastic. >> now since we have you here wanted to ask you, do you have any advice for folks who are looking to break into the

culinary space? i'm sure that you overcome your fair share of challenges as well as you're going through your own journey. so any advice? well, you know, >> you never fail. you keep cook and taste good but really start with quality. no, you getting your food from and source it sustainably. wonderful. once you start with that, the rest is easy, right? and chef de have any message for our viewers this father's day as well. there's no wrong way to cut father's day. and however, you guys want celebrate father's day. i highly encourage whether you're grilling cooking a plant forward. dish. >> in july. >> all right, chef chris telemundo's culinary director of chase center. thank you so much for joining us this much for joining us this morning. after showing us this o network for business.

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>> take a look at this. rockets, planes and helicopters soaring across the bay area yesterday. the flying fun, all part of san carlos is hiller aviation's biggest little air show. crowds got to see air stuns from drones, model rockets, even a u.s. coast guard helicopter search and rescue demo, the museum hosting kid friendly events throughout the month. they're all posted right now on their website. artificial intelligence. now joining every human's fight against mosquitoes, professors at the university of south florida are working to use ai to create a so-called smart trap. the goal is to track an trap mosquitoes. they say the device can be used to fight malaria abroad.

>> flies from here to this school. >> and the mosquito would land on this sticky pad. and once it lands to main and the camera up and take a photograph the mosquito, it can curb the spread of the victor. >> and ultimately save lives. >> experts say mosquitoes are the deadliest in set on the planet infecting millions of people with malaria every year. if you plan to spend a lot of time outside this summer, watch what you where to avoid becoming a mosquito magnet. turns out these insects are attracted to and repelled by certain colors. university of washington scientists say if you don't want to become a tasty treat for these bugs, wear purple, white or green turns mosquitoes don't like those colors. but if you're wearing orange, red or black lookout, researchers say those colors are the equivalent of ringing the dinner bell. i'm gonna keep my green on. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news governor gavin newsom beefing up border patrol efforts. why he says the move could help fight the fentanyl crisis.

>> all right, 9.28 this sunday morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news on stephanie lin. let's get a quick check of your father's day forecast now with kathy trafton. kathy. hey, stephanie, happy father's day to the fathers father figures. it's a beautiful day for you guys. and high temperatures are cooperating. look at what we're offering up numbers in the 70's and 80's inland and the warmest spots

60's and 70's right along the bay shoreline, 50's and 60's right along the coastline. it is terrific. it's beautiful and looking ahead, we'll have similar temperatures for the end of the spring season. yes, today is the last sunday of spring and then comes money and then comes tuesday and then funding by thursday. some are actually start. the big concern today, though, is the red flag warning that is in effect for the sacramento valley stretching into solano county and also into lake county. the coverage concern is critical. fire danger for the bay area. we don't quite hit the warning or watch criteria, but still we have an elevated concern ourselves in terms of fire. we'll talk about that more coming up in weather along with the 7 day forecast. kathy, thank you. well, governor gavin newsom, he's beefing up security at the southern border in an effort. he says will help fight the fentanyl crisis. the san ysidro port of entry in san diego is the number one entry point for fentanyl in

the entire nation. governor gavin newsom is increasing the number of national guard troops there. the governor made a similar move last year raising the number of national guard at the border by 50%. this new order doubles that number. >> national guard now over 390 men and women that are working on not only on the border, but throughout the state of california on counter narcotics on drug interdiction strategy, sharing information reconnaissance tremendous success, particularly as it relates addiction over 62,000 pounds of fentanyl has been see some 1066%. >> the new troops arrive in waves to help border patrol. now to national news, the supreme court running out of time now to rule on a number of cases with 2 dozen cases still undecided. the nation's highest court making news this week with big decisions on abortion pill. and on a federal ban on bump stocks. but as news nations, alina

shirazi reports, the 9 justices still have a lot of work left to do. >> the clock is supreme court justices rushed to decide on 23 cases the for their summer recess and about 21 days in just the past few days, the u.s. supreme court unanimously preserved access to the drug mifepristone, using nearly two-thirds of all abortions in the u.s. last year. the high court's first abortion ruling since the overturning of roe versus wade nearly 2 years ago. >> this is not a cause for celebration. >> because the reality is certain things are still not going to change we are looking at the fact that two-thirds of women of reproductive age in america live in a state with the trump abortion ban. this ruling is not going to change that. >> the supreme court also striking down a trump era ban on bump stocks. those are gun accessories which allow rapid fire comparable to a machine gun, reopening a political

fight on capitol hill. a bump stock does not cause anybody to be shot in united states of america. >> that is the shooter. that not a piece concern that the supreme court has gone too far and undermining fences. ever since the brew in case. the latest supreme court decision. is the latest example of a supreme court. jeopardizing gun safety in america. >> with 61 cases taken up this term a few in the backlog. stand out. here's what's on the docket. whether former president donald trump will be immune from criminal prosecution in the election interference case against him. justice is also set to weigh in on the capitol riots on january 6, including the legality of obstruction charges brought against hundreds who stormed our nation's capital. also on the table, the legality of emergency abortions keeping guns away from alleged abusers. whether people can be banned from sleeping outdoors

as well as several social media regulation cases. the high court now has just a few weeks to decide the future of those 2 dozen cases in washington. shirazi. >> house lawmakers passed the annual defense spending bill on friday that nearly 900 billion dollar plan includes a 20% pay raise for junior troupe members and a smaller raised for all other service members. it also allocates more than a billion dollars to improve military housing but several amendments created controversy for a bill that typically gets bipartisan support. one reverses the pentagon's policy to pay for travel of those seeking abortions. another eliminates diversity, equity and inclusion positions at the defense department the legislation now heads to the democratic controlled senate where it's likely to change. california is running out of license plate numbers. state officials now working on a new plan for a new number system. the dmv says the state has about 18 months of numbers

left. the current sequence was started in the 1980's. a passenger planes start with one number than 3 letters than 3 numbers to went when that current numbering system is used up. the dmv says it plans to go with the simplest solution possible. they're going to reverse the order of the sequence starting in late 2025. in oakland's jack london square being recognized internationally for innovative marketing problem for spoke with a member of the group managing events at jack london square. >> last september was world alzheimer's awareness month. so we chose that has something to go and support community with old timers affects one in 3 seniors that live in alameda county. >> london square has been awarded the cold next. the award for its alzheimer's awareness program. and the east bay brand new affordable homes are ready for move in the cherry hill apartments on international boulevard in east oakland offers 55 housing

units. the city says 14 of them will be for unhoused people. officials say the new homes were made possible thanks to 350 million dollars voters approved last year for housing projects. mayor sheng thao says 11 other housing projects are in the works. this week. san mateo county supervisors approved raising the base pay for regular county employees. $2.30, an hour. the board immediately raised the base wage for more than 70 workers who salaries were below that. the board's action aligned with what a task force determined to be a livable wage. the task force evaluated the cost of food, child care, health care, housing, transportation, taxes, and other costs. >> well, cody james drew crowds is san francisco's union square saturday. as you can see, they're celebrating 50 years of the nightclub. the end up. you may have heard of it. it's known for being open,

longest in the downtown area. music started at one, lasted all the way. until 9 o'clock last night. so not too late. the event hosted by union square alliance and sf life. the goal of revitalizing entertainment in downtown san francisco through free concerts. looks like they were successful. there. >> and this pride month we take a trip to golden gate park where the national aids memorial grove has been a place of reflection and healing for anyone touched by hiv and aids for decades. kron four's john shrable reports. >> it may just be the quietest spot in san francisco. aside from the ever-present chirping of golden gate park's many birds and the wind rushing through the towering redwoods about. one of the few sounds you may encounter down. here is the sound of travis mathews head groundskeeper of the national aids memorial grove tending to this very intentionally lanfscape corner of the park. >> is that you move in and out of spaces of darkness and

light. and i mean, you can see just behind us here you go into the redwoods and it's a darker space. and then you come out into don't opens up to all this light. >> this is a place of meeting to so many, but especially to those in the lgbt community who gather here for remembrance and healing. i had a partner who died from aids in 1993 before lifesaving medications came along. steve saga serve as the senior manager of the national aids memorial. this job was perfect for me through my work on able to help honor all of those lives that were lost to aids lives impacted by aids. >> this may be an incredibly beautiful sanctuary. but the story begins during one of the lgbt community's most painful chapters. the aids pandemic, which took the lives of thousands in the city alone and for a community that was oftentimes ostracized. aids only added to the stigma that

so many faced. >> being aware at that time that the >> community, the community and people with hiv in age were. >> i'm being ignored and and hated >> demonized. >> the memorial is truly been a beacon of love to the lgbt community, but its impact has been expanding more and more a sign of this soon to be unveiled in another part of golden gate park. >> this is the circle of friends. what many people consider to be the center of the national aids memorial grove in here, the names of some people who passed away from aids, but also those who donated to set this place aside. the circle also serves as the inspiration for one of the park's newest memorials. this memorial is going to be the first permanent memorial in the u.s. for cancer. just up the hill from the national aids memorial with a view as far as sutro tower. >> construction is about to start on a brand new beacon of love says daniel montana's

with san francisco reckon parks, rec and park is partnering with bay area young survivors, which is a group that helps and provide support for people that have been diagnosed with cancer. much like the circle of friends in the aids memorial grove, the bay area, young survivors, cancer memorial garden will feature a similar circular gathering space so people can look down at the words and then also up like do in this section, correct. and then there's also going to be like a metal kind of plaque breaking ground in the fall. this new memorial will transform this hillside much as the aids memorial grove did a quiet grove of redwoods. what's really exciting is that this is the first memorial to come to golden gate park since the aids memorial grove, which was 96. so that's over 2 decades. well, over 2 decades that we get a new memorial in golden gate park and that's really exciting. >> and that was john shrable reporting for us and be sure to join us on thursday. june 27th at 06:30pm, for our pride special hosted by john and rob

nesbitt as well. this year we celebrate the beacon of light or rather the beacon of love that shines bright across the bay area. coming up on the kron 4 morning news police investigate a robbery at a jewelry store in the south bay. the reaction from the business owner to this. >> appel camp is in session. find out how your kids can join in on these creative storytelling activities. i'm rich demuro. that's coming up rich on tech. >> clear skies and gusty winds across the bay area for the sacramento valley. there is a red flag warning in effect through tomorrow night. we've through tomorrow night. we've got more coming up in weather.

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>> all right. taking a live look outside at the embarcadero. this beautiful sunday morning 9.43. for you. this father's day in just a looking like a gorgeous state, maybe for a quick stroll around the embarcadero. kathy. >> that is exactly the thing to do is a beautiful day picture. perfect weather at the embarcadero or at the beach. half moon bay, great conditions as a gale warning out there, gusty winds and half moon bay. and where is a stratus? we should be seeing. lots of gray this time of year. but no, the winds have helped clear out the strata. so right now, half moon bay, 26 mile per hour gusts. san francisco, 20. you'll see some brighter orange or colors up towards santa rosa. 25 mile an hour gusts. and guess what? as the day goes on, look at all

the color pop up, indicating strong wind gusts by 10:15pm, tonight 34 mile per hour gusts through the golden gate. and 39 in sandra fell. 29 calistoga. my goodness. no one was a concern for the fire. and by midnight by 1 o'clock. still very gusty. finally later tomorrow, we'll start to see things pull back a little bit. but we still have some big fire concerns and especially in the central valley, sacramento valley. there's a red flag warning in effect that continues through tomorrow night through monday night. at 8 o'clock. and the concern is a persistent dry air mass dry, dry conditions. you can even see the hills right behind the golden gate. it's very, very brown. so that more the indications of lower relative humidity, but it's also the wind. where does this win come for a while? this when these days? well, when high pressure and low pressure get too close together, that tightens up the pressure

gradient. and that is what brings us the winds. so you'll notice low pressure is moving to our north, taking aim on the pacific northwest. high pressure's to our south. everyone is moving right toward the california coastline. and when high pressure and low pressure get together, this is the kind of thing that happens. and over time, these will start to separate and our winds will start to die down. so the good news is that low pressure is bringing some moisture to the pacific northwest. we could actually actually is use little bit right here, but no, instead we get dry conditions. and the weather today is beautiful in terms of the temperatures this afternoon, nothing in triple digits, not even in the warmest inland spots. we'll be lucky if we get to anywhere. certainly report casting 88 for antioch. 84 for napa. but right along the coastline, half moon bay, 59 redwood city, 70, the bayshore line mainly in the 70's heyward. 75 oakland, 73, sandra fell. 74. it's a beautiful day. and the next 7 days are also beautiful. as

you see numbers mainly in the 80's until the end of spring. and then once when summer comes, we go into the 90's in some of the warmest inland spots right along the bay shoreline, 60's and 70's. and while on the coastline, as you might expect, a little bit cooler with 60's and 70's for the high. so we have a beautiful week in store. just watch out for the fire concerns. of course, very important reminder there, but really starting to feel like summer great. yeah, it's lovely. thanks so much, kathy. >> all right. take a look at this. while surveillance video, a group of at least 20 people ransacked a self-pay jewelry store taking off with thousands of dollars worth of jewelry. the manager tells kron four's less the good and he was inside of his business when this group came rushing. it. >> indeed, jeweler says it was a typical wednesday afternoon for them until they heard glass shattering at the front door around one 30 with the

unfortunate it was to begin with. one of the managers who did not wish go on camera for his safety says he was in his office when the robbery this mask each and every. >> the caller called show kids that are going to see. they were within safe one half minutes. maybe that whatever the he says, that these were hoodies mask. >> and we're caring hammers. they smashed each display of running off with the jury and duffel bags like. >> live venue. want bring in so it was a look of know you have put 35 people working something, it was a little blind. >> the group of robbers then jumped into multiple cars, sitting outside the store before sunnyvale police arrived 2 cars with possible suspects were eventually spotted by police in a chase took place and they went westbound camino through sunday. bill. >> through mountain view and

ultimately onto northbound highway. 85 and then onto highway 101. our officers last of the for the first vehicle and terminated the pursuit. a short time later, our allied agencies in the peninsula did locate the second suspect vehicle. the suspect attempted to flee from those officers by banning their vehicle near highway one on one full. the exited the vehicle and suspects ran lanes of highway 1, 1, into the nearby industrial area. for the suspects were taken into custody pretty suspect tried to hide and police say a total of 5 suspects were arrested, but others remain at large. >> and the store says they're not sure how much was stolen or when they'll be able to reopen. >> in sunnyvale was so good in kron. 4 news. >> people taking medications for adhd might find it harder to get treatment after the arrests of 2 executives of a telehealth company on thursday, the cdc issued a

warning about potential disrupted access to care around the same time, 2 executives done global were indicted on fraud charges related to federal health care. this could impact between 30,000 to 50,000 patients across the country. summer skincare product is being recalled over contamination issues, son ted gritty, which makes a variety of skin products is voluntarily recalling some of its impeccable skin sunscreen foundation products. the fda says a species was found in some tubes. that mold could cause potential allergic skin reactions and infections on wounded or sunburned skin. the products are sold online and in stores, consumers should stop using those products and contacts and integrity for refunds. i knew on it puts the fda and hot seat for 2022. is nationwide. baby formula shortage. the department of health and human services found it took the fda more than 15 months to forward an e-mail from a whistleblower over conditions at an abbott nutrition factory in michigan.

2 babies later died. several more hospitalized after drinking powder formula made at that factory. the facility was temporarily closed for several months leading to a nationwide formula shortage that year. with most kids out of school. looking forward to summer break. apple has a fun new camp that kids might enjoy. our rich demero brings us a preview in this week's rich on tech. for over 20 years now apple stores have hosted apple camp. this is where kids and their parents can get creative on the latest apple devices. >> this year's theme is exploring new worlds and telling stories inspired by kindness. appel camp is in within like its standing as making lot this year's theme using your imagination to create stories inspired by it

the free 90 minute. sessions are for kids. 6 to 10 years old when he told me a little that there is a nice there is going to help ensure that this from your imagination held throughout the summer at apple stores across the country. apple campus so near and dear to my heart every single year. always look forward to this experience. >> and seeing kids come alive, especially if they're a little shy or nervous in the beginning. well, by the end, they're so confident this year session focuses on using the ipad to create interactive storybook. they're creating animations for adding the ar shapes at 3 d shapes. our photos where they place the 3 d shapes in the world around them maybe don't. a fable of the ball. goes through all. so friend helps it what they can and is up in whole time. so the ball doesn't go. >> you came up with the whole story. yeah. the kids learn new skills on familiar devices

and sometimes parents to 2 margin some. so now that i was like, i didn't know could do that. plus, there are bigger lessons. there's always room for more and to get these kids thinking about in a thoughtful, creative way early on apple camp part of a larger initiative called today. apple, which offers free hands-on sessions that teach valuable skills and hidden tricks. you know, we all want our kids to learn about technology, but in a safe place with us, a great opportunity to do that. >> signup is open now. sessions run through the end of july. all campers get a free t-shirt, too. if you want more information on apple camp, go to my website. rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro. that's richaun tack. demuro. that's richaun tack. >> and we'll be right back. ow o network for business.

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though. that was really nice to was reunited yes, yeah. maybe they are holding back with us because that would be a quite the spectacle i'm sure he's happy to see his yes, absolutely. sure how much she paid for the bail, though. not to. you know, moms will do anything. it's amazing. that is true. dads because yes, have state everybody. it's a beautiful father's day for us. great conditions. but there's a concern for fire danger because it's low relative humidity. lots of gusty winds across the bay area, especially in the sacramento valley. it's actually red flag warning there. fire concerns for sure. but other than that, it's just a picture. perfect day. yes, and a reminder to those, of course, with that red flag warning just to play it safe and just to be aware of. >> you know, keeping their homes free of kid just have set up that defensible space around homes. the national weather service saying if you smoke, don't put your

cigarette on the ground oh, my goodness gracious. but you know, if flooding and barbecue better to have it on the pavement or whatever, you know, so are a lot of common sense things. i think that people not to do absolutely good reminders there. kathy, do you go? thank you so much. and thanks thanks all of you for joining us now to call for weekend morning news takes good care of yourselves. have a great day. happy father's a great day. happy father's day. you can't leave without cuddles. but, you also can't leave covered in hair. with bounce pet, you can cuddle and brush that hair off. bounce, it's the sheet.

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