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dan thorn for the second time. the top 5 candidates for mayor in san francisco debated on the city's top issues. this includes homelessness, affordability and crime in the city. and it didn't come without several candidates targetng the incumbent mayor london breed and then targeting each other. kron. four's jack moment tells us how things went down. >>5 candidates running to become san francisco's mayor duking it out on the top issues at the top was public safety. former mayor mark farrell says mayor london breed's policies have forced police officers out of their jobs. >>i will restore the stopping levels inside our san francisco police department to make sure we have lot of recruits support supervisor dorothy's drop program and fully fund our police academy. mayor breed responded saying it was federal budget when he was mayor that drove police away. and to be clear. >>we have when he was mayor, his contract was one of the reasons why many of the officers decided to leave in the first place. but no matter

what the facts are candidate and levi strauss era daniel lurie says people don't feel safe. city hall insiders that are on a stage may have built up a broken and effective and corrupt city hall bureaucracy. >>and with the drug epidemic and 3,000 overdoses since 2020 candidates also targeted breeds administration sf supervisor ahsha safai where folks. >>we are failing us. the city. there is no other issue that defines francisco right now. more than our overdose crisis and sf supervisor. aaron peskin says it's not just a public safety issue, but a public health crisis. we need to stop with the finger pointing and come together around these overdoses around these mental health crises the way we did during covid-19 at the end of the debate, candidates had a chance to shoot questions at each and if you could name 3 lgbtq advisors for your campaign,

i'm incredibly proud of so sport that i armor lgbtq+ community here in the san francisco. >>the commotion wasn't just inside as this event was hosted by the san francisco democratic club. other candidates protesting out side saying the public has a right to know they're running too. >>they keep telling the people only 5 people running. people running i'm running because i work for the government and i see the corruption inside. >>that was kron four's. zac moment reporting for us. dozens of arrests were made following a one-day law enforcement operation around san francisco's tenderloin. the operation aimed to arrest fugitives with outstanding arrest warrants. a total of 57 people were arrested. 43 of them having arrest warrants. the operation also resulted in the seizure of various suspected narcotics, including fentanyl, methamphetamine and cocaine. a local emergency has been declared in sonoma county as the point fire continues to burn. that fire broke out sunday afternoon near

healdsburg forcing hundreds of people to evacuate. that fire has since burned a little more than 1200 acres and is at 20% containment county officials say declaring a local emergency allows the county to request state in federal assistance for response and recovery efforts. kron 4 charles clifford has more on the fire burning in the north bay. >>the north bay fire crews have made good progress on containing this fire. but we have learned that to residential structures have been destroyed. and one firefighter has been injured. >>cal fire says that sunday night one firefighter was injured while working in a remote area of the point fire. this is video showing a sonoma county sheriff's office helicopter airlifting him out of the burn zone. it's unclear how he was hurt. but cal fire says his injuries are non-life-threatening on monday. calm winds and cooler temperatures helped crews build containment lines and knocked down hot spots around the burn zone. more than 400 firefighters, 10 fire engines, 10 bulldozers and 4 helicopters have been assigned to work on this place, which

continues to move through thick brush and trees in the steep hillsides southwest of geyserville. so far, neighbors along dry creek seemed to be happy. >>with how the fire is being handled, the crews on the fire lines an exceptional job. last night the wind was howling up on the ridges. >>and they were able able to hold the which really i think gave him a. >>a leg-up today monday evening. evacuation orders remain in place for homes north and east of thomas road south of stewart's points. cakes, road and west of dry creek evacuation center set up at laguna high school in 4 still remains open. cal fire says that on tuesday they plan to keep on building containment lines and knocking down hot spots. now as of monday evening pg and e says that 500 customers are still without power, mainly around the lake. sonoma area. but for now in the north bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >>and we are following several other big fires burning in california. the biggest one sparking northwest of sacramento on monday afternoon at the other 2 in southern

california have been growing since saturday. the sites fire in colusa county has grown nearly 4500 acres. 0% contained. the national weather service is warning smoke from this fire is heading into the north bay and people who are sensitive to smoke or have respiratory issues are advised to stay indoors and keep their windows and doors closed in southern california. the post fire has grown to about 16,000 acres. it started on saturday night near the 5, just west of lancaster and south of bakersfield. it is 20% contained and farther east and san bernardino county, the hysteria fire has exploded to more than 1100 acres. but it's now at more than 70% containment. it has been burning near highway one. 73 and has prompted evacuation warnings. not clear how the fire began. winds are being blamed for how quickly this fire has been moving and be

sure to stay with kron 4 on air and online for our continuing wildfire coverage. scan the qr code on your screen. you'll be directed to our wildfire section of our website its there. you're going to find the latest on the evacuation orders and warnings, doctor, wildfires and air quality and how to mitigate wildfire risks. all of that kron, 4 dot com. and let's get a check of the forecast now with lawrence. >>i you know, we're going to see some cooling weather around the bay area the coming days. i think going watch temperatures bottoming out about mid-week. then as we head into summer, guess what? we're going to create those temperatures up again, getting hot as we head in toward the weekend. we'll show you that more. your can attend a few minutes out the door right now. we do have a little haze out across our skies, looking down from mount tam. you see kind things. look, a little kind a brownish out there. and that's because the camera looking down through some of the smoke clear out there for tonight. for some the fires burning in the bay area. now red flag warnings have come down in the bay area but still

slow county. are still looking at a red flag warning continuing to least tomorrow morning. humidity has been really dry. some places down the teens, even the single this afternoon. a pretty dry out there tonight. mostly clear. we may see a return, a couple of patches of coastal fog out toward the beaches tomorrow, mostly sunny, warm and a bit hazy by tomorrow afternoon with some of that smoke cooler mid week with more fog, low clouds on the way and then a warmer weekend. oz headed our way to temperatures. we've got 50's along the immediate coastline. still 70, a very pleasant san jose in mountain view specially for this hour. 72 in concord is 73 degrees in the bottom. and 63 degrees napa. the pattern county state, we've got one trough of low pressure pushing to the east and then again, another one just off the coastline that's approaching the bay area. i think overall the trend will be toward more that onshore breeze. and that some good news that's going to really bring up the road relative humidity. that means it's going to be hard for those fires to burn as fast. and that's good news for the firefighters. temperatures around the bay are breaking down like this tomorrow. a lot of 60's in the san francisco

about 66 in downtown about 60 of pacifica with some fog moving in along the coastline. that is a good sign. 59 in half moon bay inside the bay see those temperatures nice and warm 70 want to foster city about 72 in san carlos, the south bay enjoying some temperatures up in the 70's and 80's by tomorrow afternoon, east bay mid to upper 80's. it looks like some warm weather. they're settling in. 76 in hayward, 70 new union city about roggen. 74 and sunny in san leandro. hazy in the north remember that winds, which i think that's going to push some of that smoke in direction. so you may see some of that in the napa valley for tomorrow. watch out for that. also, santa rosa. yeah, you're probably gonna see some smoke in your direction as well. so little hazy in parts of the north bay in parts of the east bay. i think by tomorrow afternoon, here's your 10 attend the temperatures cooling down as we head toward wednesday thursday, the first day of summer coming our way when, you know, just on cue, high pressure builds back in this next weekend. we're talking about temperatures up. maybe the mid-nineties by saturday. so really heating up again. a lawsuit on behalf of 11

alleged victims has been filed against the alum rock union elementary school district. >>it claims the current interim superintendent and former staff conspired to cover up abuse by a former teacher. israel. santiago was a music teacher at adelante dual language academy. he's accused of sexually abusing 10 students at the school. according to the lawsuit, the staff was aware of a string of complaints against him but still transferred him. other schools in the district. santiago continued to teach for nearly a decade before he was charged in 2022. since then, a total of 4 lawsuits have been filed against the district. we have reached out to them for comment, but so far have not heard back. a police officer was hurt while trying to help a person was hit by a vehicle during a sideshow in san jose. this all happened saturday evening near santana row. when a sideshow spectator was struck by a reckless sideshow. driver. the person hurt flagged down a reserve officer to help when the officer attempted to help the victim. people did. this started smashing his patrol

car, smashing the windshield, hitting the side windows. the side show was eventually broken up once more police units arrived. one arrest has been made at the officer suffered minor injuries and the patrol car was seriously damaged. the city of san jose moving forward with a plan to remove trash from homeless encampments near waterways. the san francisco bay regional water, quality control board green-lit the plan last week includes moving homeless residents away from waterways as more housing becomes available and then blocking the areas with barriers and signage. this puts the city in compliance with environmental regulations. san jose's deadline to reach 100% trash production has also been pushed back from now june 2025. to december of 2025. happening tuesday. officials in san francisco will vote on design changes to the controversial bike lane on valencia street in the mission. the san francisco municipal transportation agency says it's going to be a meeting and talking with

people about the running bike lane. there will be a a vote on shifting the plan to a side running lane. instead. this, of course, comes after business owners threaten a lawsuit back in february saying that the bike cause a lot of issues like making them lose money and customers. if the project is approved construction of the design could take weeks. they are working with local shop owners to figure out when might be the best time to do this work. debates over the ongoing war in gaza now reaching a national park, a team of expert rock climbers hung a banner reading, stop the genocide for most, you know, 70's national parks, elk, happy 10. they're planning to keep the banner up until tuesday afternoon, which means they're going to be spending the night on the wall, sleeping in a small ledge. the group says they're demanding israel and the u.s. to stop the genocide in gaza and end the israeli occupation of palestine. we have reached out

to the national park service for their comment and officials are investigating. we have not heard back as of this report. san jose

police are looking for a group of people involved in a sideshow who damaged an officer's patrol vehicle and injured an officer saturday night. >>kron four's rob nesbitt reports on what took place in the west san jose neighborhood. >>in this cell phone video you can hear. windshield of this police car being kicked in near santana row in san jose just before 07:00pm saturday. according to san jose police, the officer was responding to reports of a person being

struck by a reckless sideshow driver. but the sideshow participants became reckless towards the responding officer who suffered minor injuries. acting police chief paul joseph saying, quote, this conduct is unacceptable and will not be tolerated in our city detectives in crime analyst from our real time intelligence center are actively following up to identify all those responsible to see one of our officers attacked by an out of control mob while in the process of trying to help a seriously injured person is truly deplorable. chief joseph says the sideshows broken up once more police units arrived. mayor matt mahan responded to the weekend crime saying, quote, it's incomprehensible to me how someone could stop an emergency vehicle from coming to someone's aid. our police department is in the process of determining the identity of everyone involved this weekend and we will hold accountable the people who plan participate and help proliferate these dangerous events in san jose. rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >>the issue of retail theft was once again front and center at the state capitol on

monday. democratic leaders moving forward with controversial amendments to cancel several bipartisan retail that bills if voters approve a ballot measure to reform prop 47 during the upcoming election. capitol correspondent eytan wallace explains. most democratic leaders are doubling down on their plan, but one powerful democratic assembly member. he's come out against it. >>while the democrat coming out against these proposed amendment is none other than assembly public safety committee chair kevin mccarty. he calls these proposed amendments which remember were introduced by members of his own party. a poison pill. democratic assemblymember kevin mccarty seen in conversation on the assembly floor as lawmakers begin a new week. but he was nowhere to be found as the senate appropriations committee took up a package of bills to address retail theft. mccarty had authored one of 7 retail theft bills. the committee was supposed to take up, but then this happened party. he has paid his bill.

>>we will not be hearing it mccarty ended up removing his bill before it came up. his bill would have helped to create a database for retailers to report theft. other bills in the package include want to add a penalty up to 3 years in prison for someone found to have stolen property with the intent to resell and want to expand the california highway patrol property crimes task force mccarthy removed his support for the package because he does not agree with the plan by democratic leaders to at amendments to it. that would cancel several the retail theft bills. if voters approve a ballot measure to reform prop 47, the 2014 voter approved a law that turned some nonviolent that some crimes from felonies. >>to misdemeanors, including retail theft, when the items stolen are valued at less than $950. in a statement, mccarty said, unfortunately, i cannot support the retail touts package which contains my retail theft accountability bill ab 17 94 with the poison pill non operative amendments included republicans echoing a similar message. nonsense.

>>these build a good bills. if they didn't have that in or opt ability class and you have full full support from everybody. and that would be a bipartisan bill. but in the end, democrats on the committee voted in favor of the amendment, arguing the legislature's proposal does not go hand in hand with the ballot measure to reform prop 47. they believe that measure will lead to mass incarceration opposite of what they say. their bills will do solutions to retail crime and endeavors to preserve criminal justice reforms that have been affected necessary steps retail well, not returning to overly proven not to work. >>and we could go through this all over again on wednesday when the assembly appropriations committee takes up other retail theft bills reporting at the state reporting at the state capitol. wallace kron. 4 news.

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us surgeon general is calling for warning labels on social media sites, warning children to mental health harms when using the platforms congress would need to approve a warning labels similar to those found on cigarette boxes. our washington correspondent basil john reports on the reaction to the surgeon general's op-ed. >>in an op-ed in the new york times, us surgeon general vivek murthy call for social media companies to set up warning labels on their apps and websites like those you see on cigarette boxes, writing their use is associated with significant mental health harms for kids. these harms to kids have got to stop julie with mothers against media addiction says this is an important step forward spending endless hours on screens is not it. doctor

murthy said kids who spend more than 3 hours a day on social media deal with double the risk of anxiety and depression symptoms last summer, average daily use in that age group was just below 5 hours. if i had known things i know now i never would have allowed my children to have access to social media. but some critics say the surgeon general should focus on putting parents back in control, putting warning labels is one step away from government control. free speech but with next choice fear these warning labels will be to general. >>we have difficulty in our society even deciding what books are appropriate for our schools. now you're going to tell me politicians are going side what's content in speeches, appropriate on social media websites. the white house called the op-ed powerful. there are risks. >>making sure that parents are aware making sure that kids are aware that there's a real risk but refused to say whether president biden supports a warning label. we want to see a bipartisan

approach in urged congress to take action. more than 5,000

people packed into downtown san jose for a daytime rave this past weekend. >>it featured edm artists from around the country and brought business to the area. kron four's jack moment reports. a that's a locals. this is a sight for sore eyes. that's that's fun. had was trying reduce born and raised in san jose. she says downtown nightlife scene has been slow

to rebound. pretty cool around >>it is a food's hosted this 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 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 are kind of struggling to get people right now. even local deejays like alex mensa are here taking advantage of the crowd size spread the word, try to get more people here as we're trying to build the >>i really revitalize is on the show 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 kind like lead. >>we get it. it's a 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 a new appetite big venues. >>in san jose against san jose and it is to get so that the event hosted by san jose foods with a total success. sold over 5,000 tickets and some of event are trying to play more events starting later this reporting in downtown san jose. jackie moment kron 4 news.

>>nonprofit and community programs continue to worry about mayor london breed's proposed city budget which

includes cuts that would take away much of their funding. on monday, we heard from one resident who says without one of these outreach programs she would still be unhoused kron four's lezla gooden has the story. >>reena aguilar is a volunteer with the southeastern tip association called the bay area home for 17 years. and nearly a year ago, she was battling homelessness. saw it. i was suffering a lot of harassment to where i was living was very depressed. was, you here full of not having a place to live. reyna says this program under the housing rights committee of san francisco. it's how she was able to navigate the challenges of securing housing and within mayor london breed's proposed budget cuts which includes outreach efforts. this is a program that could lose its funding. and we i mean, and she needs to know there are a lot of families visit them. of anything fiona that depend on

these organization going wrong. i don't recall and i am saying to would please do not make these cut rain and now spends time speaking up for tenants rights and connecting others with resources. >>other nonprofits and community groups who have been speaking out against these cuts says leaving them without funding will create feature problems. if you don't have access to basic needs, if you don't have access to to case referrals or anybody that can help you understand and navigate any system. >>then you're kind of in stead of half allowing them to become a contribution to our our our city. they become part of the system in san francisco as a good and kron. 4 in a san francisco family is one step closer to healing after a park was renamed in honor of a grandmother who was brutally beat and their 5 years ago. >>she later died from her injuries. and now family and friends have gathered for a ribbon cutting ceremony which happened on saturday. kron 4

sarah stinson has the story across the street from this park. so >>her legacy, her spirit is here. on a e's says it's healing to have this park now named after her grandmother. >>you coy. 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 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 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 positiv for the community. people can experience. >>joy and peace and harmony now years trying to raise money to make more improvements to the park for one 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 >>she was a very robust, resilient. >>happy woman who >>walked frequent this parking lot. lot.

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point fire in sonoma county creating unhealthy air quality in parts of the bay area. a spare the air alert has been extended to discuss those conditions as well as how you can stay safe. kron four's justine waltman spoke with tina landis from the bay area. air quality management district. >>so what parts of the bay area are experiencing this bad air quality right now because of the point fire. >>so really, unhealthy air quality is only around that right around the fire are seeing moderate to good air quality throughout the rest of the bay area. but that can change quickly. this fire is only a 20% containment right now. the winds are shifting. so. you know, it's be moving into different areas. and intensity could could rise with that smoke. so folks should be vigilant and pay

attention to to up. a fire and smoke map will show you local air quality readings in your region and do expect air quality to get worse throughout the week. >>right now where we have the spare the air alert in effect through today through midnight. and then we're downgrading that to an air quality advisory for tomorrow because we're expecting. >>this impact to lessen over time. but like i said, that is unpredictable due to the fire contained levels. and how often do you make those assessments of like how to change the ranking that you give it. >>their holiday forecasters are constantly monitoring the fires and the smoke that's being put out. so, you know, we're watching it on an hourly basis minute by minute, really to make sure those conditions are changing. and that's not impacting ground level. air station. >>and so here we are june 17th. we're barely starting off summer here are already dealing with air quality issues because of wildfires. we've got a long way to go here during our fire season.

what advice you have for us so we can stay prepared and stay healthy. >>yes, so we have a little while for tips on our web site at qnd dot gov. that should tell us. do you know how to prepare your home for these conditions? because it really is a reality in area with climate change in conditions becoming drier and hotter so folks prepare in advance for the smoke conditions for wildfires and, you know, do everything they can to protect themselves from this. not because it really does have immediate impact on your lungs, folks with heart conditions, respiratory conditions, the elderly folks who are pregnant children, all those folks are even more vulnerable, but we're all vulnerable. so we should. >>you know, when you're in a in a condition where there is open your area and the best way to protect yourself to stay indoors with windows and doors closed temperatures are allowed go to a cleaner center space with filtered air, protect yourself. and that's not >>tina landis from the bay area, air quality management district. we appreciate your time and you'll keep us posted

on that. what we need to let people know about the air quality this week. >>all right. let's get you a check. your forecast now with kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. >>i you know, we're going to see some cooling weather around the bay area the coming days. i think going watch temperatures bottoming out about mid-week. then as we head into summer, guess what? we're going to create those temperatures up again, getting hot as we head in toward the weekend. we'll show you that more. your can attend a few minutes out the door right now. we do have a little haze out across our skies, looking down from mount tam, you see come things look a little kind a brownish out there. and that's because the camera looking down through some of the smoke clear out there for tonight. for some the fires burning in the bay area. now red flag warnings have come down in the bay area but still slow county. are still looking at a red flag warning continuing to least tomorrow morning. humidity has been really dry. some places down the teens, even the single this afternoon. a pretty dry out there tonight. mostly clear we may see a return. couple patches of coastal fog out toward the beaches tomorrow, mostly sunny, warm and a bit hazy by tomorrow

afternoon with some of that smoke cooler mid week with more fog, low clouds on the way and then a warmer weekend. oz headed our way to temperatures. we've got 50's along the immediate coastline. still 70, a very pleasant san jose in mountain view specially for this hour. 72 in concord is 73 degrees in the bottom. and 63 degrees in napa. the pattern county state, we've got one trough of low pressure pushing to the east and then again, another one just off the coastline that's approaching the bay-area. i think overall the trend will be toward more that onshore breeze. and that some good news that's going to really bring up the road real to humidity. that means it's going to be harder for those fires to burn as fast. and that's good news for the firefighters. temperatures around the bay are breaking down like this tomorrow. a lot of 60's in the san francisco about 66 in downtown about 60 of pacifica with some fog moving in along the coastline. that is a good sign. 59 in half moon bay inside the see those temperatures. nice and warm. 70 want to foster city about 72 in san carlos, the south bay enjoying some temperatures up in the 70's and 80's by tomorrow afternoon, east bay mid to

upper 80's. it looks like some warm weather. they're settling in. 76 in hayward, 70 new union city about rog and 74 and sunny in san leandro. hazy in the north bay. remember see the winds, which i think that's going to push some of that smoke in direction. so you may see some of that in the napa valley for tomorrow. watch out for that. also, santa rosa. yeah, you're probably gonna see some smoke in your direction as well. so little hazy in parts of the north bay in parts of the east bay. i think by tomorrow afternoon, here's your 10 attend the temperatures cooling down as we head toward wednesday thursday, the first day of summer coming our way when, you know, just on cue, high pressure builds back in this next weekend. we're talking about temperatures up. maybe the mid-nineties by saturday. so really heating up again. the 4th of july is less than 3 weeks away. and now that we're in the heart of fire season. >>fire officials are reminding the public about the dangers of using illegal fireworks in contra costa county kron four's philippe djegal reports all fireworks are prohibited. >>all fireworks are potentially dangerous and with dry and hot conditions they

pose severe fire risks. conditions are right for fires to be knighted, vegetation and all structures from illegal fireworks contra. costa county does not allow the use or sale of fireworks. even those considered safe and sane. and yet captain george lang with the county fire protection district says people are already breaking the law, whether we're responding to fires as result of illegal. for words for just noise complaints, the fireworks have been around for several weeks already. popular sparkler devices can burn hot enough to melt metal and can cause serious injuries. last year, the fire protection district says the county experienced a 20% increase in ems related calls on the 4th of july compared to a typical weekend. anything from minor burns to fairly safe and injuries. >>eye here during a rupture depending on. >>the particular fireworks, the national fire protection

association says more than 10,000 people are treated for fireworks related injuries annually. and john muir health chief medical officer doctor russell rodriguez says about two-thirds are reported around independence day. a 3rd of injuries occur because of device failures. not necessarily something mishandling it in neighboring alameda county. fireworks are illegal except in dublin, newark and union city where those labeled safe and sane are allowed for the holiday. they are mostly legal in solano county, too, with a few cities allowing safe and sane devices during certain hours on the 4th, the sage advice would be not to use them. please do leave the fireworks displays to profession if caught using fireworks contra costa county, you could face criminal and civil penalties. >>including up to one year in county jail and a $1000 fine. philippe djegal all kron. 4 philippe djegal all kron. 4 news.

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school district is considering a ban on students cell phones during the day. district leaders say kids are distracted by social media and there's growing concern about cyber bullying ktla. sara welch reports from hollywood with more on the potential students, cell phone ban. >>phones are a weapon at school. and julie, casey says her 13 year-old son has suffered greatly ever since another student took offensive photo of him in center to classmates. he's experiencing. >>a lot of anxiety and depression. he also continues to replay what had happened in the photo that was taken in

appropriately and then disseminated. casey says she can't get a clear answer from irving magnet, middle school about consequences for the students responsible. >>one thing she is sure of is phones during the school day. district-wide should be banned. it's >>ferry >>detrimental to a lot of children's health la usd board member nick mel void agrees a former teacher. he says a school day ban is long overdue. it's become increasingly clear to me that it's important to create phone free schools. studies show cell phone use has led to a decline in academic performance and an increase in cyber bullying in the district. we saw phone rules vary from school to school. current policy has not been updated since 2011 before. smartphones are really quite common. and it does say that students be on their phones during class time. >>but we see that it's not always enforced. the onus is left to teachers who enforce a another. teachers do not. but also it allows students have their clock, their phones and the hallway during recess turn and so this resolution up

updates that policy creating phone free schools. you know, the entire day and also being a little more explicit about enforcement so that individual teachers don't feel like this is being left on their shoulders. >>some parents think access to a phone is important for safety reasons. but julie, casey will tell you otherwise it's actually working. >>on the opposite end, it's not keeping kids safe. it's putting them in very vulnerable positions and the cyber bullying is really detrimental to their health. sara welch, ktla project angel food cooks up medically tailored meals. for those who are ill and can't cook for themselves. >>another current facility has been strained by demand. the organization is about to expand ktla is gail anderson takes a look at those plants. >>our visit was project angel food brings us to amped kitchens here in los angeles with volunteers who are handling some items that are important. but this place is empty vacant. normally you

would see this kind of activity going on in the kitchen. take a look. fallen tears producing in preparing and delivering medically specified meals for millions. we're in the kitchen, but this country kitchen is empty. this kitchen is because this is going to be our temporary kitchen for a year. while we remodel kitchen in hollywood little show folks the pandering to give you an idea what he's talking about. so the bottom floor right now, half of it is kitchen. half is dispatched top floors. my office also admin offices. >>the new iteration, the entire building will be food production. the kitchen is going to be twice as big and have 3 times as much cash impact and the entire campus is the check. a lorry family foundation campus, which we're very proud for the first time ever project angel food to shutting down going to shut

down for 2 weeks. so we have to do extra meals between now and so that all of the meals go out to the clients. we need it. >>as important as this is, i always think it's important that people meet some of your clients to understand why this so important to them. i like to introduce one of your clients. she's a diabetic. a climbing. she will tell you in her own words. why project angel food is so important to i don't know. >>would make it without getting nutritious meals that are. manically cater to your diet. project gauge indefinitely angels. everybody. >>she says this list. just all right. we're talking about volunteers. so the climbing in others can continue to get the service they need. here's the qr code on the screen as well as the link. and then there's the telethon, which is especially important because of all of this. that's

happening saturday on ktla. 79 and just in case you're if they're too legit to quit, i and see charity navigator is given project angel food 100%. 4 star rating. not many nonprofit organizations get that congratulation. that's big honor. worked really hard for that leading with love project angel food in los angeles, gayle anderson, ktla, angeles, gayle anderson, ktla, 5 news. hey, flex. considering there's

a heatwave, it's kinda chilly in here. oh, that's because i'm pre-cooling the house with the ac before 4 pm. then i'll turn our thermostat to a comfortable 78 or higher that way i could stay cool later. ooh, what about me? you're never cool. oh.

the san francisco giants and the st. louis cardinals will play at rickwood field. the oldest professional ballpark in the united states and the

former home of the birmingham black barons of the negro leagues. mihai bulls takes a look at how the city is getting ready for major league baseball. and mlb says both teams will wear special negro league jerseys honoring the san francisco sea lions and the st. louis stars. >>the welcome sign is posted in the st. louis cardinals take on the san francisco giants at rickwood field on thursday. the tribute game will honor hall of famer willie mays, a birmingham native who began his career with the birmingham black barons. back in 1948, this larger than life-size mural of maize now graces the side of this building in downtown birmingham just in time for this week's event. last minute. preparations are still underway at rickwood field. they're continuing fine tune the baseball field itself and that's a constant thing they work on that. >>by the hour. >>and when they get ready to play tomorrow night, it's going to be perfect is any baseball field could ever

>>this time lapse video shows the renovation of the field by the mlb ahead of this week's game. >>overdue. haha. so i think it's going to be going to be a big crowd. >>parking is prohibited at rickwood field this week. ticket holders can come out here to legion field and take one of these free shuttles over to rick wood. the gates open at 2 o'clock on tuesday, wednesday and thursday. baseball fan, claudia young with roses tours has been running shuttle since friday. she's excited about the learning opportunity. the three-day event will provide. >>i think it's very important because the young people need to know why he's too. and we have a lot the man still with us and i'm excited for them. >>the u.s. olympic trials are underway in indianapolis. and by the end of this week, we will know who will represent the united states at the olympic games in paris. matt barnes says more from lucas oil stadium in indianapolis.

>>hello from indianapolis. and the 2024. u.s. olympic swimming trials. and yes, we are inside of a gigantic football stadium and there is a bull right and smack dab in the middle of it. it is quite the sight to see. let me show you it took 4 weeks to construct the pools inside the stadium and 1.8 million gallons of water to fill them. and through today's reaching record, crowds of around 20,000 people each night to see some of the best swimmers in the world fight for their spot on team usa. and there's no shortage of storylines a day after setting a world record. gretchen walsh won the 100 meter butterfly. it will be the first olympics for her. her sister qualified in tokyo and embraced are moments after the race at a high level. high need that's though stressful. it's nice to have. >>a sibling on the just there even give you just a smile or not that you got this. also heading to his first olympics is carson foster after narrowly missing the games in

2021, he won the 400 individual medley to lock up his spot. definitely feels good to get it done tonight. >>when seems like i mean, i don't know what the stadiums like in paris, but i doubt it's going to be like that. and some of the biggest names swimming shined as well. ryan murphy had the top time in the 100 meter backstroke semi-finals and katie ledecky with the top time of the 200 meter freestyle semi-finals both will swim and finals tonight in all 6 finals will be contested here. what should be an amazing monday as more athletes look to lock up their spot on team usa reporting from indianapolis. i'm matt barnes. back to you. >>and american gymnast burst onto the scene last year when he won a bronze medal at the world championships. he became just the 4th us male gymnast to medal in the all-round. now he's got his sights set even bigger. jack doles has his story on the journey to paris. >>1, 2, if everything goes according to fred richardson plan, you're going to hear his name a lot this summer. going

to make the olympics to goes to when gold medals at the olympics. fred a master showman. shouldn't surprise anyone. those he was already doing tricks when he was still in the crib. i didn't. i did that to like i was like 8 or 10 of social. patient has i would do that. now people are asking. >>how does do that? >>last summer, fred won the all around bronze at the world championships in belgium. he was only 19 at the time. >>so i think a lot of people's genes are like, you know, get goal at this olympics are due this success. but so those are stepping stones. i feel like my biggest goal is kind of changes, sport. i want to bring way more people to support sports you know, seen on the loveland of the big sports basketball football to do that, fred and his social media team. >>releases steady stream of videos on tiktok and instagram. he's got over half a million followers and some of his videos like when he

challenged simone biles who does it better contest go viral. did you see jump in the number of followers when you release that? yeah, it's 10 to 20,000 jumping followers. millions of views. if you make the olympic team and metals, those numbers will certainly grow, i think would be used also because i know how to milk fees. and so i'll probably be the most entertaining olympic athlete at the competition at the olympics. in the meantime, he'll continue to push his creative limits in competition and in front of the camera. where do you come up with a contact where the ideas come okay. of michigan, a jump in the pit in the gym. it's dark down there. and i i'm just there with my thoughts for like 30 minutes. it's just a brainstorm session. just think it's some crazy stuff. fred says the foam pit helps ease the pain in his body. it feels like a gentle on the journey like a gentle on the journey to paris. i'm jack doles.

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the la county department of public health has revealed it was targeted by hackers early this year. the personal information of more than 200,000 people was potentially compromised. erin myers is the story in hollywood. >>the department of public health made the announcement on friday. we are told this phishing attack happened months ago, though. and it did compromise more than 200,000 people's personal information. attack happened back in february between february 19th and 20th. the hacker was able to get log in 53 employees with the department discovered what happened. they disabled the impacted e-mail accounts, reset and re image to the

user's device or devices blocked websites that were part of the phishing campaign and quarantine all suspicious incoming emails. employees are also reminded to be vigilant when reviewing emails, especially those with links and attachments. the compromise information may have included department of public health clients, employees and other individuals first and last name date of birth diagnosis, prescriptions, medical record number or patient id, medicare or numbers, health insurance information, so security number and other financial information. those impacted will be notified by mail if no addresses available in public health's website will provide information and resources department says they have implemented numerous enhancements to reduce exposure to similar attacks in the future. they are securing the services of croll which handles risk mitigation and response to provide identity monitoring for one year at no cost to affected clients. they're also notifying agencies that are required by law or contract. a call center

has been set up so you can see your information was impacted. that number is +1-866-898-4312. and they're open from 6 in the morning to 5 in the evening monday through friday. we are told law enforcement investigated this incident. anyone who was affected is encouraged to contact their doctor about their medical records to make sure that it's correct reporting here in hollywood. i'm erin myers, ktla, 5 news. >>stocks kicked off the shortened trading week near record highs and tens of thousands of people just lost their pet insurance. david lazarus has more on money. smart. >>and they're more record highs on wall street today as a shortened week got off to a strong start. markets are closed on wednesday for the juneteenth holiday. traders today kind of got past all of last week's inflation news. instead, focused once again on ai and all of the opportunities out there. one say aye, you know, gets its act together. money spilled

into ai chip maker nvidia and other big tech leaders. as once again, traders focused on that despite all of the high valuations that are out there tomorrow, we get may retail sales. analysts expect a modest increase from the month before, but that might pour a little more cold water on the possibility for a rate cut later on in the year. also, shares of gamestop down 12% today after the company failed to really impress people during a shareholder meeting that recent games were due to economic fundamentals as opposed to oh, i don't know a pump and dump scheme. well, it turns out the gamestop lost 32 million dollars in the most recent quarter. pump and dump seems more likely. i'll say it again. if you see a meme stock making crazy moves best to just stay away. and here's some bad news for pet owners nationwide insurance, which is one of the leading providers of pet insurance, is dropping coverage for about 100,000 dogs and cats. the company says this is due to efforts to try improve profitability and that's fine for them. but not so good for people who have

animals nationwide says they're not doing this because some of the animals might be old or sick. however, usa today is reporting that indeed many of the animals who are losing coverage are in fact, older animals or ones that have pre-existing conditions, which now virtually uninsurable in the marketplace costs about 50 bucks a month to ensure a dog 30 bucks for a cat. and about a quarter of pet owners now have coverage. if you have nationwide insurance for your animal and haven't heard from the company, probably smart to contact them and see what's up back to you. a search is underw

an attempted murder suspect who escaped from a detention center in san bernardino county is considered dangerous and deputies are warning people not to approach him. ktla. shelby nelson is in rancho cucamonga. >>the share mike of the question is how does someone disappear from a secure facility like this one? that's the question. so many people want to know. and now the search is under way to get that man back into custody are main focus right now is just getting him back into custody. have you seen him dish on stamps of riverside? >>he was being held at the west valley detention center in rancho cucamonga before he escaped from the facility on sunday at around 12, 20 in the afternoon. you've been out there on recreation time. and so that's when we first discovered that he was missing. middle details as to how the inmate who was in custody for attempted murder made his escape. he was in a yard for recreation. but did he simply walk away or jump a fence? the san bernardino county sheriff's department

tells ktla that's all part of the investigation that they aren't disclosing all of our inmates are monitored while they're on recreation time. >>as far as this situation and who was monitoring how it was being monitored. all of that will be part of the internal investigation. but authorities started their search that day by helicopter and by using canines probably find him eventually. but >>it makes me feel and the news making people slightly on edge, especially those who live in and around rancho cucamonga. i feel like the care could a little bit better. they could have, you know, watch the more. so it kind of scares me that more people to get out. >>this is the same facility where we told you another inmate allegedly used a jail made shank to try and stab another inmate and corrections deputy last week. as for stamps, he'd been at the facility for about a year and a half. according to court records stamps was charged back in november of 2022. with attempted murder assault with a firearm on a peace officer. vandalism and for attempting

to remove an officer's firearm. court records indicate that he also had prior felony convictions. authorities say the 29 year-old is 5.11, in height about 170 pounds. he has green eyes and tattoos on his neck and head. >>and those charges for stamps stem from something that happened outside of the county. in the meantime, the san bernardino county sheriff's department is not disclosing specific locations where they're looking for him. but if you do recognize you're asked to contact. authorities, call 9-1-1 and do not approach because he is considered dangerous ran to shelby nelson ktla. 5 >>sacramento county deputies detonated an active pipe bomb at a recycling center and businesses in the area were evacuated throughout the day after the discovery was made late monday morning. we're going to nic's reports. >>it has been deemed safe out here since the bomb squad detonated that device. it did require evacuations here at

the recycling center and also part of the parking lot behind me at walmart. but this is how it all went down. take a listen. >>that device was designed to cause damage. an employee at recycling industries on one avenue discovered a suspicious looking package just after 11:00am and dialed 9-1-1, sacramento county sheriff's sergeant amar gandhi described the package as tightly wrapped with wires extending out of it. the explosive ordinance disposal team responded and determined it was a legitimate explosive upon a little more investigation found. it was a commercial firework that was manipulated and that. contorted to actually turn into a pipe bomb. so it's definitely intended and created to inflict damage and, you know, cause mayhem. so now the investigation continue on who's responsible move manufactured. brought it here and everything else and sheriffs detectives will be

looking at surveillance from neighboring businesses, including the am pm over here and also at the recycling business. they ask if you have any information to please give them a call. reporting in sacramento county covering local news. that matters rowena shaddox fox. >>40 news. and american tourist

has been found dead in greece as the country struggles under triple digit heat ktla. samantha cortese has more on the man's death and other disappearances that may be related. just fun. >>sad and frustrated. oliver

calibrate is now in a remote part of greece looking for his brother who went missing last tuesday, retired la county sheriff's deputy. 59 year-old albert calibet was last seen going on a solo hike. one. he's done many times before on the island of amorgos. it was 97 degrees. i don't know what the u.s. can come here and help me. >>i'm here with 6 people. i mean, we're here now we're here on our own dime nearly 500 miles from the search for kalib it. search teams found an american tourist reported missing on thursday. >>dead on a remote beach on a small island west of corfu. the victim's name and hometown have not been released. >>insufferable and it's very, very hot. i mean, expect temperatures reached 104 degrees in many parts of the country leading authorities to release warnings and shut down

tourist sites. >>on friday, 2 french tourists were reported missing on seeking oce and on saturday, a british tv doctor died on the island of symi following a hike in difficult terrain. a 74 year-old dutch tourists was found by a fire department drone. >>lying face down in a ravine 300 yards from where he was last seen walking with some difficulty in the blistering heat. the caliphate family is hoping similar resources will be used to find their loved one. there's a gofundme to help get more search and rescue teams and equipment to the island. >>it has to has a good night vision drown you know when they detect heat. because they can't search. they can search. >>on site. it's too dangerous. >>the 4th of july is less than 3 weeks away. and now that we're in the heart of fire season, fire officials are reminding the public about the dangers of using illegal fireworks in contra costa

county kron four's philippe djegal reports. all fireworks are prohibited. >>all fireworks are potentially dangerous and with dry and hot conditions they pose severe fire risks. conditions are right for fires to be ignited vegetation and all structures from illegal fireworks contra. costa county does not allow the use or sale of fireworks. even those considered safe and sane. and yet captain george lang with the county fire protection district says people are already breaking the law, whether we're responding to fires as a result of illegal fireworks for just noise complaints. the fireworks have been around for several weeks already. popular sparkler devices can burn hot enough to melt metal and can cause serious injuries. last year, the fire protection district says the county experienced a 20% increase in ems related calls on the 4th of july compared to a typical weekend. anything from minor burns to fairly safe and injuries.

>>eye dream, a rupture depending on. >>the particular fireworks, the national fire protection association says more than 10,000 people are treated for fireworks related injuries annually. and john muir health chief medical officer doctor russell rodriguez says about two-thirds are reported around independence day. a 3rd of injuries occur because of device failures. not necessarily something mishandling it in neighboring alameda county. fireworks are illegal except in dublin, newark and union city where those labeled safe and sane are allowed for the holiday. they are mostly legal in solano county, too, with a few cities allowing safe and sane devices during certain hours on the 4th, the sage advice would be not to use them. please do leave the fireworks displays to profession if caught using fireworks contra costa county, you could face criminal and civil penalties. >>including up to one year in county jail and a $1000 fine.

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scathing report published by the sacramento county grand jury revealing failures in the county schools. investigation showed sacramento city unified schools is reportedly neglecting its students in special education. mason morrow has more. >>simply put this report says the sacramento city unified school district is failing its students who are in special education. but according to the report, this is really nothing new, i guess over the past few years, the california department of education has found the district to be out of compliance with the special

education department and they haven't made any changes to remedy that over the past few years. >>special education kids are completely ignored by the district separated from their classmates and groups with other kids classified with learning disabilities. about 7,000 students. steve caruso says are cast aside all on their own. it's unfortunate that these kids or just completely left alone. caruso tells fox 40 numerous interviews and educational reports uncovered 2 years. of course, corrections in suggestions for the district's special education department. that leadership isn't putting into practice. that's the biggest thing here is there's no overall plan for special education in 2017, the district received 2 separate reports with recommended improvements to its special educational plan and policies since 2021. the state found the school districts out of compliance for failing to meet individual education plans. standards for special

education students. most parents don't know what to do when their child determined to have special needs. we don't know. so they lean on the district. in order to tell him what to do. but the district isn't communicating. report also says last year the district settled a lawsuit from 3 students claiming students of color are overrepresented in the learning disability program. children of color are more prevalent and sac city to be in special education classes in other districts. caruso as the number of what the district calls a special day classes. it's overwhelming when side to side other area schools. we found 162 special day classes. it's actually the witches far beyond normal. for instance, another district has 0 the sacramento county grand jury, foreperson places blame on a lack of early intervention. both in kindergarten and first grade, a perceived pitfall. the sacramento city teachers association continues to acknowledge telling fox 40 in a statement on monday, quote,

report confirms what we have been saying all along. special education needs to be a top focus of the district new leadership. we are finally position to address the long-standing issues that were not addressed by jorge aguilar, who started as superintendent in 2017. and we're just getting this statement from the sacramento city unified school district to our newsroom over the past few minutes. in a lengthy statement, part of that says at the top there coat. >>from a spokesperson has a comfortably difficult as it is to read the report issued by the sacramento county grand jury identified accurate shortcomings with regard to as the u.s. these past practices in special education. the notion that we're failing to provide appropriate educational services to our most vulnerable students. and those with disabilities, unacceptable to every educator in a straighter in sacramento city, unified. the report is a sobering reminder that our students and families deserve better and we must do better by them. reporting in sacramento, covering local news that matters. mister morrow fox 40 news. >>new york team just underwent what will likely be his last corrective surgery for lynn

lengthening. karina has more. >>kaczynski return to albany from his last surgery on friday. it feels wonderful. now basically owns that the finish line. i can't wait to be done and finally be able to enjoy my life without having worry about series. now he travels to the paley institute in florida for the procedures. his mom, shirley kaczynski, says she could not find an orthopedic surgeon in the area who would do it. she says surgeons here called it medieval. i caught up with one of the surgeons in florida, doctor craig robins. i think it's easy to say something about a subject that maybe you don't have full information. so i i don't think it's medieval. i think it's actually pretty cutting edge in the text the techniques we use today are even ones. we did have 5.10 years ago. corey says he has not been bullied by kids at school. it was online bullying. he and his mom experience. when we last his story. >>i want them to know that i like.

>>i've gone so much and this is all my decision my parents are making forcing me to do i want to do this since i was a little cat. but the premises of for safety. it was on my choice. he has this message for bullies. >>learn more about the conditions c what i have to go through in order to fit and be able to go online right here, everyday life. he will start physical therapy and 8 to 10 weeks. kaczynski wants to share journey with others who may be seeking this kind of treatment. >>he says it's been life altering and all the best ways you have that choice to pick yes or no. >>but if you want to how better lifestyle and be able to reach stuff. and just overall live life better. you can always have the option to do. >>a study by the oklahoma medical research foundation is answering some questions about sjogren's and autoimmune disease that impacts moisture producing glands. austin percent has the story.

>>almost 30 years in the lab it's collab be able to after it. all that wife all of that time as a married couple while mesh can hire anybody of on both admit there are caveats and science with your significant other thing about science is that the critical thinking that this honest opinions, a very key arguments can switch >>we need like want and very warm daytime. you >>that hasn't stopped them. and their student team from a productive collaboration looking into sjogren's disease. it's an autoimmune disease where your immune system attacks your salivary glands causing severely dry mouth and eyes. when you have dry mild, you cannot speak. don't eat, lose all your >>so the social life of the patients become supportive. horrible. >>deshmukh describes it is a constant feeling of sand in the eyes. ed in fatigue and joint pain to that. and if a

person rub their eyes, it can lead to further damage. more than 300,000 americans suffer from it. so constantly making saliva. not a van says the average person makes one and a half to 2 leaders of saliva every 24 hours, which looks like this. someone with sjogren's disease only makes 50 mililiters. it's difficult to diagnose and 9 out of 10 people that have it are women with an average age around 52 to mask his wife, a rainy and their team village. whole community to up trump again. to seize on a quest to find out why hoping to improve the lives of those that suffer austin percent. oklahoma's news mikes diner bar in palo

alto has been a destination in the community for decades. >>but that's not the case anymore. from for sara stinson, top of the owner about why he's decided to close up. >>mike steiner bars closing after nearly 30 years of business in palo alto use. the word got out. everybody coming telling stories >>grandchildren were going yeah. just been a great run. in the final hours of operation, the owner, michael liu spent his father's day soaking up every last minute. >>ordering all his favorites on the menu. the father of 2 says running this restaurant has felt like raising a child to here. baby is soon as you get up and running. >>good to have legs and was moved you know, long-term

success. >>think it's a good analogy is at one point in his career. well, lou owned 3 restaurants in the bay area. this one being his first. well, lou says he's closing mike's diner bar because they just never bounce back from the pandemic. only thing i could compare it to him. >>30 years of ownership recession with blue hanging on until bloomer doesn't seem to be blowing >>well, lou, no plans to be a consultant to help other restaurant owners become more successful. he says inflation is making it hard for restaurants to make a profit. he just said >>cheeseburgers, cummins, it's just it's so expensive to do business be profitable while who says he was working 7 days a week while running his restaurant. so he's excited to spend more time with his kids

never home for dinner for to try to spend more time with family lives in this neighborhood and says he's grateful to learn that another family-owned business will be taking over at this location. he says it's going to be kurtz steakburgers. >>i'm sara stinson reporting in palo alto kron. 4 news. >>well, if your kids love chaz this summer camp might be worth checking out brianda villegas has more. >>this was a pretty big deal having a grand master and 8 feet a master in the same room. and these could get to learn straight from these pros. this isn't your typical summer camp and hasn't like a game of the mine and exercise your students like 8 year-old liam bello are in the classroom that anybody that that has spend about 30nd. let me know that i can learn,

hoping to pick up new tactics and strategies that would allow the bishop to capture. and i to use while playing chess. >>just make it's not just anybody showing them how to protect the king. there's feed a master life on and grandmaster. from grand master is kind of my dream. grand masters are the highest title ingest. reminds me of when was a kid, you know, through the fields nice that i can be able to. >>help some funds here. get to this level from developing different problem, solving skills to learning how to manage emotions. >>during a heated game going with engine. it's like one of the men skills to get so don't try to get carried away when the best of us. >>been trying to like, you know, but then a front to even making it's about learning to enjoy the and it's also about living in the moment to think that might be trying figure

out the present. >>so if your kids want to learn a little bit more about this game, they're still summer camp sign-ups available. you can head to our wfla app for more information. i'm brianda villegas. 8 on your side. residents

were allowed back in their homes on monday after a fire broke out sunday afternoon in sacramento county. but as claudette stephanie and learned the flames might be out. but crews still have their hands full.

>>28 people were left trapped and hanging upside down on a ride at an amusement park in oregon. >>and it was the park's first day open for the season. ariel selke has the story. >>i first riders were complaining of vomiting and headaches. now at least one says she fears she has ptsd. i'm ok, i'm physically might still have a headache kind of sore just in upper body area. >>and mentally, i can't after being stuck upside down for nearly 30 minutes on the atmosphere ride oaks amusement park 80 in is recalling the event and first couple minutes a lot of people were screaming, throwing up crying, panicking, not knowing what to do, feeling completely helpless no one was really telling us what was going on. you can hear.

>>giselle storms dropping in the infancy issues. million-plus key was a bystander watching it all unfold with his son by his side. my son is autistic and it was a little bit. from it. and for him because he realize was going on both complaining about the poor communication from the park and we got for communication was on a megaphone. all kept repeating was help is on the way. >>but no nothing from the park. you know, staff still was like. bystanders there just like working was going on. >>and no idea to act in those situations. >>so they're not trained. however, portland, fire and rescue is trained for this exact reason. they did a site last year and discuss this very scenario. what happens if that ride gets stuck at the

very top? >>oaks park right manager indicated that that is a very unlikely occurrence. however, he did hear that what's happened in same ride. design in an amusement park in europe. firefighters were ready, but the park managed to get the ride to come down. >>pulaski says everyone was offered a refund but does not enough to reassure him comeback. >>oh, no, never. >>venture park says the malfunction is under investigation. reporting in southeast portland, ariel salk 6 news.

the 77th annual tony awards were held sunday night in new

york in the entertainment report, jeremy parsons has all the highlights, including first-time winners iconic duet and a beautiful tribute to a broadway lunch. >>big night for the fans of the theater. the 77th tony awards air on cbs last night. ariana dubose hosted she opened the show with a dance heavy number in which she celebrated this year's nominees. and later on in the ceremony, she and others honored the late chita rivera. another big moment of the night was the big performance from alicia keys and jz. they saying empire state of mind

featured in keys best musical contender, hell's kitchen. now to some winners, jonathan groff best known for his role as the voice of christophe in frozen won his first tony award ever for his leading role in merrily. we roll along and the american theater wing's tony award goes to. >>jonathan groff. house surrounded by cornfields in lancaster county, pennsylvania. >>i was raised by my parents, jim and julie crawford, my brother david, in the 3 of them are sitting right there. thank you for letting me dress up like mary poppins when i was 3. thank you for letting

me act out scenes from i love lucy on my 10th birthday. thank you for always allowing my freak flag to fly without ever making it feel weird about it. >>and harry potter actor daniel radcliffe took home his first tony award for his role in merrily. we roll along as well. watch. and the tony award goes to. >>charlie creek himself. daniel radcliffe. >>i'm going tow fosston try not to cry. this is just it's been unbelievable. thank you so much to a cost everybody on that stage. it is an honor to be on stage with you every single night and to i will just i will miss it so much. but the biggest shocker of the night wasn't a win or snow. but brooke shields, fashion choice, raised some eyebrows. iraq yellow crocs on the tonys carpet. the reason for the entire a day before the tonys, brooke, posted on instagram saying she was recovering from double foot toe surgery. so go crocs. it works in. she rocked it. that is your entertainment report in hollywood. i'm jeremy parsons.

>>for sports. it seems like the story of the giants season all year long has been one foot forward. 2 steps backwards. >>every time they get to 500, they can't seem to get over that hump. tonight. they were in chicago taking on the cubs. fact, we have some giants fans at wrigley hoping the bats can stay high because sometimes shy one of the best cities in the world a 7 giants down a run. elliott ramos and those other way. that ain't coming the solo home run ties the game at 2

>>later in the inning, same score bases loaded for tireless. try allen. he's going to get hit by the pitch right there on the elbow. run comes on into scoring a giants. take the lead. bottom of the frame act. 3 all game to offer in happened that just so happens. to go out of car cubs regained the lead on that 3 run bomb top of the 9th now shines down by ask what feels astride real estate. he's got three-run blast. put giants ahead yet again. bottom of the 9th, camilla, ball to melted down other day, but comes not this night. he gets cody bellinger to pop it out. michael conforto makes the catch dramatic giants with a great come from behind win. 76 7 hear from bono after this fall. >>we had a really, really

tough couple games ago. and every time we have one of those seems like comeback responded. for runs yesterday, finally able few times tonight. so these guys really, you know, pushing and seems like. you know, for a lot of the euro basket better later in the game. >>nba finals in boston. celtics looking to clinch and win their 18th. nba title math, hoping just to keep their season alive. late in the 2nd quarter, down 18 luka trying anything. they keep it close. 28 12 for luka. the boston was on a mission. this play here. remind me of when jordan poole hit a buzzer beater in the finals a couple years ago at end of the 3rd, you just knew boston was going to win after that. they were up by 21 points at the 3rd quarter, more of the same jalen brown textbook midrange jump shot. he's so good. and then. his partner in crime,

jayson tatum. drive laying 31 8.11 for jt td garden is rocking. celtics win in dominant fashion. 1, 0, 6, 88. they capture their 18th title in franchise history. that's the most in nba history. jalen brown was named finals mvp there, jason tatum with his son deuce fresh is there. there's jalen brown with the finals mvp. let's hear from everybody after this. one. >>to be able to say we did it. we came together. we win a championship. number 18 has been hanging over so many years to know that we're going to be in grave history. i'm still trying process it but we did it. we want a championship. all those moments where we came up short. >>we feel like we let the city down like we let ourselves now. all of the compounds is how we get to moment. so, you know, and it makes it feel even that much better that we

have to go the journey our break, to embarrassment, to laws, to get to this, to get to the mountain top. so on this great and set out a lot of supporters and the city of boston. >>all right-y nba season is over. now we turn our attention to klay thompson. will he resign with the warriors? all that's a look at sports. i you know, we're going to see some cooling weather around the bay area the coming days. i think going watch temperatures bottoming out about mid-week. >>then as we head into summer, guess what? we're going to create those temperatures up again, getting hot as we head in toward the weekend. we'll show you that more. your can attend a few minutes out the door right now. we do have a little haze out across our skies, looking down from mount tam, you see come things look a little kind a brownish out there. and that's because the camera looking down through some of the smoke clear out there for tonight. for some the fires burning in the bay area. now red flag warnings have come down in the bay area but still slow county. are still looking at a red flag

warning continuing to least tomorrow morning. humidity has been really dry. some places down the teens, even the single this afternoon. a pretty dry out there tonight. mostly clear we may see a return. the couple patches of coastal fog out toward the beaches tomorrow, mostly sunny, warm and a bit hazy by tomorrow afternoon with some of that smoke cooler mid week with more fog, low clouds on the way and then a warmer weekend. oz headed our way to temperatures. we've got 50's along the immediate coastline. still 70, a very pleasant san jose in mountain view specially for this hour. 72 in concord is 73 degrees in the bottom. and 63 degrees napa. the pattern county state, we've got one trough of low pressure pushing to the east and then again, another one just off the coastline that's approaching the bay-area. i think overall the trend will be toward more that onshore breeze. and that some good news that's going to really bring up the road real to humidity. that means it's going to be hard for those fires to burn as fast. and that's good news for the firefighters. temperatures around the bay are breaking down like this tomorrow. a lot of 60's in the san francisco about 66 in downtown about 60 of pacifica with some fog

moving in along the coastline. that is a good sign. 59 in half moon bay inside the see those temperatures. nice and warm. 70 want to foster city about 72 in san carlos, the south bay enjoying some temperatures up in the 70's and 80's by tomorrow afternoon, east bay mid to upper 80's. it looks like some warm weather. they're settling in. 76 in hayward, 70 new union city about rog and 74 and sunny in san leandro. hazy in the north remember see the winds, which i think that's going to push some of that smoke in this direction. so you may see some of that in the napa valley for tomorrow. watch out for that. also, santa rosa. yeah, you're probably gonna see some smoke in your direction as well. so little hazy in parts of the north bay in parts of the east bay. i think by tomorrow afternoon, here's your 10 attend the temperatures cooling down as we head toward wednesday thursday, the first day of summer oming our way when, you know, just on cue, high pressure builds back in this next weekend. we're talking about temperatures up. maybe the mid-nineties by saturday. so really heating up again. >>and that's going to do it for us here on kron-on will be back at 5 with the morning

news. i'm dan thorn. thanks for watching.

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