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>>we begin now with breaking news >>you're watching kron-on live on air and online with the kron on app. i'm stephanie rothman. we continue to follow breaking news out of oakland where early thursday morning the fbi raided the home of oakland mayor sheng thao along with 2 other homes and one business. this is a look on your screen at all. 4 locations raided thursday morning. they include the mayor's home on maiden lane in oakland hills. the california waste solutions office on embarcadero and 2 homes belonging to the owner of california waste solutions. one on view kress court and another on skyline boulevard. we go now to kron 4 s charles clifford, who is outside the mayor sheng thao. >>around 6 thursday morning, federal agents raided the home of oakland mayor sheng thao. according to neighbors, the mayor's boyfriend apparently opened the door and left the agents in the postal service and the irs were also involved in this search. agents could

be seen removing boxes and containers from the house. the rate at the mayor's home was one of 4 searches federal agents conducted on thursday. they also visited the offices of callaway solutions along the market there. a way in oakland that business is owned by the dewine. family agents also searched 2 other homes, one along skyline boulevard and another on view. crest court, both of which are also owned by the dwellings. as for the reason for the rates, the fbi released a statement on thursday saying only that the fbi is conducting court authorized law enforcement activity on maiden lane. we are unable to provide additional information at this time. but sources have told kron 4 that the search may be related to federal investigation into alleged campaign finance violations. in a statement, callaway solution said cws is fully aware that federal agents have executed search warrants at a number of locations in oakland today related to cws. the company is fully cooperating with the government's investigation. and we're

confident that the officials, the government will conclude that we are not involved in anything on lawful or improper activity as of thursday evening. mayor thao has not spoken publicly about the rates earlier in the day she was scheduled to attend an event with other bay area mayors but did not show up. >>and thursday's raids come as how faces a recall on wednesday, the alameda county registrar's office verify the recall will appear on the november ballot. those behind the recall effort took advantage of thursday situation appearing in front of the mayor's home this evening. the call for tell to resign. >>i'm year has failed we are here to demand that she resign. and they're seeing herself. and for that, they're seeing the city of oakland. >>the oakland chapter of the naacp also joining the calls for talent resign. the

chapters president released a statement saying in part cleansers deserve a mayor who is not distracted fully committed and able to leave the city. the mayor should resign and give the city an opportunity to heal and move forward. and former oakland police chief leronne armstrong who was fired by tell last year, also reacting calling this a sad day for oakland quote, oakland is a city in crisis. crime, violence, shootings, uncontrolled homelessness, unmitigated encampments, the budget deficit and more. the biggest obstacle to overcoming these crises are the failures of leadership in city hall since his firing, armstrong sued the mayor and the city for wrongful termination. and he's now running to serve as an oakland councilmember. stay wth kron on on air and online. as we learn more about the fbi raid, download the kron 4 app to get push alerts sent to your phone. when news breaks. you can also finally

latest developments on our website that kron 4 dot com. it's now 75% contained. more than 700 residents living south of lake sonoma were able to return to their homes yesterday after evacuation orders and warnings were lifted. the fire that started sunday afternoon has since destroyed 2 homes and spread to 1200 acres. another fire. we're tracking this one in solano county. the fire started thursday morning by highway 12 near the interchange. with i-80 in cordelia and has since burned 20 acres. thankfully, firefighters were able to stop it from spreading kron four's. lawrence karnow is tracking the conditions in the north bay. >>he's last couple of days. everything started to change to that. normally that offshore wind, all of a sudden we got that sea breeze back again. and not only did that

cool things down and brought up the humidity around the bay area. you can see that fog outside. that's a good sign of that onshorewind blowing right now. and that is blowing as we head through the night tonight and tomorrow, too. so that's some good news that sea breeze has really helped out of time. humidity levels have gone way up. the winds have also backed off. in fact, in around that fire. right now, we're looking at some calm conditions. that's exactly what we want to see an overnight tonight. i think we may see a little bit of a breeze, but things well, they're going to ramp up again by tomorrow afternoon in around the sites fire. they're also looking just a gentle breeze out there right now, mostly light. but tonight, yeah, it looks like that is going to continue to diminish as we take you through the night tonight and tomorrow morning. then by the afternoon you watch those cars begin to fill in things, start to ramp up even better. look at the humidity outside right now as we head through the night tonight. how about that? you get nice. moist onshore flow. and even near santa rosa, almost 100% that is really going to slow down the advance if any, from that fire. >>thanks, lawrence. in

pacifica officers arrest a man accused of committing arson back in april. police say they got word of a man starting a fire on a property, a long rifle range road. a witness was able take a photo of the suspect. police later identified the man and him on suspicion of arson of a structure. >>it's it's upsetting that. we had an agreement in 2019 and now this is essentially being thrown in the trash can. >>free classes at san francisco city college are under threat of being slashed to the city's budget deficit. funding for the program was approved by voters back in 2016 and in 2019, a new agreement was made with the city to fund the program for a decade under proposed budget cuts. funding for the program would be reduced from 8.9 million dollars this year to just 9.3 million and seven 0.2 million for the next 2 school years. the board of trustees says 10's of thousands of

students have benefited from the free city college program since it began. >>fighting program we have a registered nursing program. we have folks with classes for folks that want to take x-ray technician program. we have people that want to get into the service sector and we have a custodial program. we have many certificates. we have language programs, people from all walks of a 10 city college so that they can get opportunity. >>under the proposed cuts, only certain courses would be eligible for free enrollment. the board plans organize protests and rallies against the cuts in the coming weeks. and thanks for watching. kron onve more news foakland

police are looking for the people responsible for a mass shooting at lake merritt where 15 people were shot. this happened wednesday night at juneteenth celebrations after fights broke out at a sideshow. there. kron four's gayle ong has the latest. >>this woman says she was shot on the hand and grazed by a stray bullet on her leg wednesday night. surveillance video capturing the crowd on what was supposed to be a peaceful juneteenth celebration at lake merritt overshadowed by an illegal sideshow during size or individual walk across the hood of one of the vehicles. >>leading to multiple people exiting vehicle and violently attacking that person. oakland's police chief adds that incident led to multiple fights that turned to gunfire and disappointing game. the

solution the woman's car was also hit by gunshots. it was towed away the day after the chaos. lake merritt was quiet thursday afternoon. this was the scene around 8.15, wednesday night on the north side of the lake. >>oakland police say 15 people were shot. one person assaulted, all were taken to the hospital. opd is police chief says the department prepared for the juneteenth celebrations but officers were dealing with other incidents. we have people there. >>but you have to understand this is a large city, almost 500,000 people. we had officers there on special detail to provide a high visibility there. we also had a shooting incident that the cheap beer just talked about. we also responded to a homicide that occurred just earlier. part of that know we have people there, but to say that we can be at every place and every time we cannot do that at this time, no arrests have been made in connection

with the shooting. >>anyone with information is asked to contact oakland police gayle ong kron. 4 news. >>a pair of deadly shootings in richmond this week prompted the police department to increase the number of cops on patrol. police are still investigating, but 2 victims have now been identified. another 2 people were also shot but are expected to survive. kron four's believe call shows us how police are responding.

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kron. four's your local election headquarters. the california supreme court decides on a measure that make it tougher for politicians to raise taxes must be removed from the november ballot. capitol correspondent eytan wallace shares the reasoning behind their decision. >>while the measure's proponents vehemently disagree with the high court's decision, a decision governor gavin newsom had hoped for. it's a major ruling from the california supreme court and this unanimous decision, all 7 justices on the court ruled to the taxpayer protection act, also known as the tpa. >>let's not appear on the election ballot this november. the measure which had already qualified for the ballot would have required every new state and local tax and tax increase to be approved by voters. but governor gavin newsom and

democrats in the legislature filed a lawsuit asking the high court to remove it from the ballot, arguing the measure would illegally revise the state constitution and would interfere with the basic function of government. law professor chris mckay lee, who was not involved in the case review the ruling. what they said was is that this clearly affects one of the core aspects of government taxation. >>and they said that it was so just such a substantial change. >>that it amounted to revision rather than simply an amendment. and that's why the voters can vote on it this november. it's the results. governor gavin newsom want it. >>his spokesperson writing, we are grateful the california supreme court unanimously removed this unconstitutional measure from the ballot. the governor believes the initiative process is a sacred part of our democracy. but as the court's decision affirmed today, that process does not allow for any legal constitutional revision. democratic legislative leaders echoing a similar sentiment. this from assembly speaker robert read this. i'm very

pleased the california supreme court rejected this unlawful an extreme effort to take power away from local communities to pay for essential services like police and firefighters. the republicans believe it's a slap in the face to voters. we have the right as as citizens of california put it, put things on the ballot by petition. and that's exactly what we did. it should have been on this fall. >>they got the court to change it as one party control and it's wrong. proponents of the ballot measure, including the howard jarvis taxpayers association and california business roundtable. >>argue the measure was legal and necessary to give taxpayers more power in the state. they say is overtaxed. the supreme court has taken that away from you. most importantly, the governor and the legislature have taken that right away from you. >>the governor and a legislature do not want you to that right. they talk about democracy. don't be fooled. do not be fooled. just another example of how california so

hostile. the taxpayers and businesses were the highest tax state in the country. >>ladies and gentleman be scared. because it's only going to get worse. be scared. >>and to be clear, this ruling is final. but the measure's proponents who you just heard from said looking ahead in their words, all options are on the table, including a possible new initiative in 2026. reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. >>a pair of deadly shootings in richmond this week prompted the police department to increase the number of cops on patrol. police are still investigating, but 2 victims have now been identified. another 2 people were also shot but are expected to survive. kron four's believe call shows us how police are responding. >>in less than 9 hours, spend the number of the city of richmond's homicides this year nearly doubling this week the morning after a deadly quadruple shooting that left 2 people dead in the iron triangle neighborhood. another

person was shot and killed. >>less than a mile away and just left with the question. why? why this happened at this point? that is unclear. the richmond police department, but as they investigate the city's 5th, 6005th and 7th homicides of the year. >>the agency will be conducting high visibility patrols and increasing the number of officers on the streets detectives sort of limited police department does not work on its own. we always rely on the community and members of the public to assist and keeping our community safe. >>as well as providing information that may help us to solve any of our cases. late tuesday afternoon, police say 4 people were shot on the 700 block of pennsylvania avenue. councilmember melvin willis says a man was found dead on scene. >>police say 3 other shooting victims were taken to a hospital for officers arrived. and willis says a woman was pronounced dead. there. he

says a 16 year-old girl was shot in the leg and a teenage boy was also wounded. police spokesperson lynell sanchez says the victims who survived the wreck. lee shooting are in stable condition and rapid gunfire. the. >>bullets to strike a vehicle that struck electrical taking out the traffic lights in that intersection at around 12. 45 wednesday morning officers responded to a shooting victim on the 1300 block of kelsey street who died on scene. >>marking 3 homicides this week with no arrests, nearly matching the for homicides reported citywide through may. both of these shootings, especially in that short time. >>just came out of nowhere. just completely shocking. so we're all at least for me speaking for myself. i'm just taken aback as the like. >>what led to this escalating zoo? these multiple shootings are the shootings connected in some way this department does

not know if 2 incidences are really but we are looking into it to determine a motive for earlier this month, the city council passed a proclamation recognizing national gun violence awareness day. >>philippe djegal all kron. 4 news.

hollywood loses an icon. donald sutherland died thursday at the age of 88. he had a career that spanned decades, including popular roles in the san francisco set invasion of the body snatchers and the hunger games. sandra

mitchell is in hollywood with how fans are remembering sutherland's life and legacy. >>as a child, donald sutherland had his health issues. he suffered from polio, pneumonia and scarlet fever. he was really determined to make something of his life and was respected by so many. he started his last tv mini series just last year. >>and today he died at a miami hospital. >>this is i like at 6 foot 4. donald sutherland was a towering figure in film and tv with his piercing blue eyes long phase that camille yun character actor in a career that lasted 6 decades. >>it's hard to pick one donald sutherland role. there is no definitive donald sutherland that's why he was such a wonderful actor. he was so personal. >>i don't think he's going to come back again starring with everyone from jane fonda to mark wahlberg and jennifer lawrence. his career began in the early 1960's sutherland appeared in almost 200 movies and tv shows earning roles

even as the approach 90 years old doesn't love. >>never stopped working. you also heard him all time that a lot of voiceover work. commercials. he was he was one of the busiest actors on the planet known for his roles in clute, ordinary people. the italian job back draft and more recently as president snow, triplett that there is an act of defiance in the hunger games. movie series. his death was announced by his actor son kiefer sutherland posted a throwback picture on social media saying >>never daunted by a role, good, bad or ugly. he loved what he did and did what he loved and one can ever ask for more than that. a life. >>well, lived. >>watched many of his movies. sad to hear that. you know, he's on the hollywood walk of fame today. fans came by a

star to honor sutherland always very believable. always prepared lost hollywood and big loss for the acting community. >>donald sutherland was married. he survived by his wife and 5 children, a daughter and 4 sons. all of those sons, including actor kiefer sutherland, were named after movie producers along the hollywood walk of senator mitchell, ktla. 5 news back to you.

>>very little room for doubt that somehow at least your home has been involved and you would want to sort of say that york cooperate with law enforcement, which sure to standard answer defections and done that right now i think a

little disturbing. and when i think that i hope that you will rectify pretty soon. michael's not that hard. >>like you said to just, you know, give a standard. cooperating with authorities, you know, will will be proven. we didn't do anything wrong. we're still working to. represent serve. the people of oakland's have a good day. >>i think one of the one of the interesting things about this that if if this is related to sort of the former ally, the allegations that would be investigated by the open public ethics commission, which is that cal, we solutions have been involved in essentially washing donation through fake entities making a visual reimbursing them for them. that sort of that sort of a stand alone sir. i went to garden variety we're pretty stand-alone kind of violation that people get caught and and get written up in heavily fined the fact that. there were. and and this is alleged to go into 5

different members of the city council, which she was a member time. the fact that she made at least her home is only one of that was sort investigated at least well search at the same time as all of it. 3 other possible cal. we solution holmes. it's a little is a little bit to serving. and i again, i would at least be out front saying, you know, we we we don't know why this going on we're at at least fully cooperating with no with the fbi. and in this investigation and then sort kind of right there. the fact that can say that thing right now, it is going to be there have been headline of the day for tomorrow and continuing on until the mayor makes a statement. you just can't have the fbi, units, search warrant on your home going in there for several hours. carting documents boxes presumably filled with documents or or computers or whatever out of your home. and as a public official and i can say this

could end as a former public official. have to say something you're you're held to a higher standard course. everyone is presumed innocent until proven guilty. and we don't even know if there's anything directly tying her to this investigation with the search warrant was about. but the mere fact that she hasn't said anything is not not its lights. pilots rule number one for anyone to political office the fbi, you portion comes knocking on your so, michael, do you think any of this is related to a trade or organization trip that she took >>to vietnam recently? well, i mean, >>again, we we don't know. it can be any number of different things. fact that there been an investigation into the company that that was allegedly the target of 3 other raids this morning and the fact that they were close with the mayor when there are all sorts of things you can kind of speculate for. the fact is that until we know more until we actually she the search warrant or until

indictment comes down or until some source tells us something more. sort of hard to say where can be going because it's it's a rather broad ranging the idea we don't even know if there's if there's public corruption involved. we don't know if it's related to the to the u.s.. it could be with related to the contract with the city. we don't know until until the shed a little more life, if she can until the fbi or some other federal agency or the or the judge unseals the search warrant. we were really won't know for sure what direction in what direction this is headed. all we can say is that. it's mayor's 3 homes associated with someone donated and sponsor teacher for her. all the charges fbi raid this morning. that's really all we can say. and just to be clear, you know, we're talking about this cow way solutions. >>this ceo of that company is the chairman of the vietnamese

american business association. >>that association. >>kinda planned and bankrolled the trip that the mayor went on to vietnam. so and a family member or another family member along clan whose associated with the company and the association also had their place rated today. so that is all a that's you know, definite michael. my question, i guess is, you know, with this recall election now looming in do you think that this fbi investigation will have any resolution by then. and what does this do for mayor tells political future? >>well, it certainly isn't good and this is if this continues to drag out, if there's uncertainty, if she is identified as a target or or should get a letter from the fbi saying that she is, you know, you know, basically person of interest. these are the kinds of things that can really well is not going to be all helpful to our in the same

time. you wonder if this is a real investigation, if they really going into this, how much is this going to affect your ability, government and whether or not this is something that someone politicians will never ever resign of their own bush and very rarely they always try and stick it out. but the mere fact that this is going to be. is is now for election, whether she likes not wrapped around her neck until essentially she she comes on and makes a statement or the fbi makes a statement. it's unfair, but it's it's sort of standard wait things going in american politics today and this is going to be just bad news on a continuing basis until the fbi says on essentially says otherwise. >>well, this comes on top of fear. a lot of people >>blame her for the loss of the a's and you have the controversy over the police chief. you on top of that, you know, escalating crime,

homelessness. and then just a recently, if you know 15 people shot on june teeth, it it. it's not a good luck. >>it was not a good look. but i think it also if you're doing finding a recall by the way, i'm wondering if the time of this has to do with the recall because campaign contribution violations all paperwork and files or what have and the fact that she's now the victim of she's facing recall that back. he's going raise money. the defendant recall. i wonder if that precipitated the rain simply because the kind of paperwork involved in that. it's reactivated files, get reopened and moved and where the fbi was worried about about where those documents could be going, might be looking at them as essentially wrapping up for reform or find reasons. and by the way, if this is related at all to the campaign issue. it's going to be very hard for her to raise

money because people are going to be worried, rightly or wrongly, every contribution coming in is going to be look at with very fine tooth comb by federal authorities. probably not going to happen. doesn't doesn't usually happen. but the mere perception of that, we'll have an impact. again, that's that's to her detriment in fighting the recall november. quickly, michael, you're an attorney to to pay to represent herself here or because she's a public official. >>does the city, you know, have funds that will do so. where is the money? you know, it. >>it's you. it's usually if you're sued in your cup at if yours shooting your capacity as mayor, if taking taking act, your soup you you were performing as mayor. you're entitled to receive, you know, the defense of the city. if this is related to a campaign going 20 in 4 years back or for 2 years back. and this is related to to anything in her personal capacity. you know, you've got to essentially

raise the money yourself i are defense lawyer. i think regardless of what's going on right now, she's probably going to need if you not already done. so higher. and defense attorney because now we stay in the city the city's the city's prosecutors the defense attorneys in the civil attorneys are defense attorneys either. when you have the fbi involved search warrant, you need a criminal defense attorney and you know, she could train petition the city to to reimburse her for those expenses. that's going to be a whole nother fight. and on other kind of look that probably don't want to have again, when you're facing recall. more than

200 mayors from all across the country will soon descend upon kansas city to attend the 96th annual united states conference of mayors meeting oakland mayor sheng thao mayor lamar hernandez, thor from antioch and lillie mae mayor of fremont are just some of the bay area. mayors expected to attend. bring in porter has a won't be in store our elected leaders. >>more than 200 mayors are here at the loews hotel kansas city. they dig into topics like the mental health crisis, homelessness and they talk about gun sheriff's. yeah. how trans it's a 90nd u.s. conference of mayors meeting the first visit to kansas city. we are here to steal ideas no bones about it. there's came from la to scranton, pennsylvania. they discuss solutions issues

impacting their cities, including homelessness. los angeles mayor karen bass as one of the fastest growing sectors of the unhoused community are senior citizens getting priced out of the housing market. it is a myth. >>that people who are on the street don't want to leave the streets. if you offer them housing, they will. mental health was also a big topic. reno mayor hillary, she be says providing access to mental health services needs to be a priority. >>she rolled out a program offering free online therapy for residents. if you don't have your mental health, how do you have education, infrastructure, strong family partnerships. >>when children go to school. i do. i believe it's the number one crisis in this country that we're still not talking not. mayor quinton lucas says the state of mental health is not where it needs to be in kansas city. talking solutions with mayor bass lucas says more inpatient beds will help. >>they're currently building a mental health facility in kansas city. that university health will operate adding hundreds of beds. lucas also

wants to address mental health in places like schools kansas city. today, we expected to down the street from a just go to school the next day. be happy, be successful in just keep it moving. that is something that to me woefully >>we need to make sure that there are more accessible and available and importantly affordable resources for people. >>lucas is hosting a panel this weekend where they will have more conversations regarding gun violence and keeping communities safe. regan porter, fox 4 working for you. >>the placer county fair kicked off thursday night. if the opportunity to catch some live entertainment, great food and a whole lot of action called at stephanie and gives us a what you can expect if you're heading up to the high country. >>rides like food and livestock. some the amazing things you can check out this weekend at the placer county fair. >>the 86th annual placer county fair kicks off today. visitors will be greeted with

live entertainment line tasting and blue ribbon winning exhibits. we caught up with us line schoemann who can't wait to get things going for me personally. i'm looking forward to sellingmy pig. i really like having being in a little bit of competition my friend seeing. >>web prices, the highs. but if it's not the option that has to be showing. >>i love showing i love going out there and listening to the judge as to what he's saying, what he can infer for. maybe the next for that i go to the fair will run through sunday, starting at 5 o'clock at night. for the first time, the fair is extending its weekend hours. >>the fair will open at noon on saturday, giving visitors more time to take in the fair and allow vendors more time to be part of the action. the fair will have about 20 food booths and 150 commercial. admission is $10 for adults and $6 for kids were prepared. we have them a 0 balance, enters 160,000 square feet air-conditioned brand-new building. we have all of our commercial 100 commercial vendors are going to be

inside. we have 3 entertainment going on there. and then animal show a dog show a hypnotist. >>more information go to placer county, fair dot org reporting from placer county covering local news that matters clotted stephanie and matters clotted stephanie and fox. ♪♪ we're in the middle of... seizing the date! ♪♪ in the middle of... trying new things! ♪♪ in the middle of the perfect pairing ... and parking it here for the night!

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controversial new law surrounding religion in the classroom. louisiana is the only state to pass a law requiring a version of the 10 commandments to be displayed in every public classroom. it's a fight that is already being taken to. the court cited favoring a certain for a certain religious ideology. aclu and a number of other organizations are suing the state saying it's a violation

of the first amendment by mandating a particular religious document to be in every class. the state representative who carried the bill claim that the 10 commandments are a historical document that all of the nation's laws are based. i i beg to differ that this is just christian >>but i have no no qualms if it was this is this is not pretty to the christian religion is not. >>preach in any religion is teaching a moral condo. she also pointed to the case of the football coach in washington state that the supreme court ruled he could prey on the field after the game along notams with aclu of louisiana says that there is a distinct difference. the students in that situation where not a captive audience. >>because it was after the game and the students could either participate or not participate in it was an invitation wasn't something that was required. attorney general is merle says that she's looking forward to defending the law in claims that the 10 commandments are simple. common sense, a sentiment that senator bill cassidy shares with her. all these things. >>would be so nice if

reinforced, why don't says that this law is a chance for groups of conservatives to roll back decades of legal precedent to allow more religious authority in the nation's laws. and i think they believe perhaps in the same way this supreme court overturned 50 year precedent roe versus wade, that they may have the opportunity overturn forty-year precedent. >>in the stone versus graham case for your local election headquarters. i'm shannon heckt. >>the supreme court wraps up its term soon, but still has almost 2 dozen opinions to release. those include rulings on presidential immunity, domestic abusers, having firearms and others. washington correspondent trevor shirley is in dc with the details. >>and some of these remaining cases stand out for their potential to have major impacts on american law. chief, among those will be the court's ruling on whether or not former president donald trump holds immunity from criminal prosecution for his

role in trying to overturn the 2020 election. the former president argues he was just carrying out his duty as president to ensure a fair election and is therefore immune from prosecution. prosecutors, though, say otherwise, a ruling in mister trump's favor would not only end the federal prosecutions against him, but also greatly expand the powers of any future president. beyond that, the court still has to rule on whether a federal law that hospitals perform emergency abortions supersedes state laws where abortions are banned. there's also a case on whether the government can ban some 100 domestic abuse restraining order from possessing a firearm before they're convicted of a crime. and there's rulings on how far the federal government can go in telling social media companies to remove certain content before free speech rights are violated. and the court's expected to release

>>the popular social media app tiktok faces several legal challenges. and on thursday we got a look at the apps defense in court, washington correspondent vinay simlot explains the fight for the app to remain in the u.s.. >>170 million americans have made more than 5 billion videos on tiktok. the apps owners say and earlier this year congress passed a law to take tiktok off the app store. if it doesn't change ownership, i have graves. national security concerns about tiktok sen mark warner says the chinese government has too much control over american users. he says because young people use the app for news, we would never say we're going to turn fox

news and msnbc over the county's party of china. tiktok is fighting against the potential ban and a new appeals court filing. it says the ban violates the first amendment. the filing adds tiktok worked with the u.s. government, an agreement that would have effectively mitigated the national security risk. i do think it will stand up to the tiktok legal challenge. and in another case earlier this week, the federal trade commission said it believes tiktok is already or about to violate the law. i think tiktok that have >>yeah. i'd like to know legally what they find there. the ftc voted to refer a case to the department of justice over allegedviolations of the children's online privacy protection act. >>the ftc says that law gives parents control over what information websites can collect from their kids. ultimate controlled by the communist party of china. both in terms of scraping american data and in terms of propaganda techniques, tiktok says in a statement it's proud

of and remains deeply committed to the work it's doing to protect children. >>terrifying moments caught on security video as super colors are seen breaking into a home in southern california. shelby nelson reporter at our sister station ktla is in rancho to tell us what was stolen. >>hi there. yes, it's one thing to rob this grandmother of her belongings. it's another, though, to rob her of her sense of security. that's exactly what happened to mary lee day, who has lived at that house here in rancho cucamonga since 1974. and now she tells me she's even thinking about moving from this neighborhood. >>i was and then anything. it starts with a knock at the then another a man in a grey reebok hoodie waits. there's no answer. and then. >>they make their way to the backyard of this rancho cucamonga home, both wearing black masks before entering through the back and leaving

this hole and mariela days screen door. after getting the back. i saw up because my dad is on table. i saw had great. >>they saw that can watch any spring of something out on page or what? as for the camera, the camera, she has to watch her dogs who are usually at home. >>but mary happened to be out of town when this all happened tuesday morning at around 7.15, family members are watching her dogs. the 2 men ransacked her home taking vintage barbie dolls and a computer she uses as a volunteer, doing taxes for the elderly through aarp. a vehicle pulls into the driveway before at least 3 people take off. that's what kind of really outrages and the rest my family is just the fact that my grandmother's afraid to return to her home that she's lived in since 1974. murray's granddaughter jessica pollock came to check on the house. she's glad her grandma wasn't at home at the time. >>she's hoping someone will recognize the people responsible. the san bernardino county sheriff's

department is investigating. but for mary these past few days have been nothing but wait 2 years ago. >>so how one? i kind play they're going to come back. i'm tell her last possessions are one thing. the vintage barbies. you know, that's one thing. >>but it's the fact that my grandmothers does not feel safe in her home like that is the most priceless precious thing on this planet. and you took that for somebody for. >>some barbies and for a laptop and ipad. >>now, mary tells me that she's never seen these people before. as for jessica, her granddaughter, she says it takes a special lack of empathy for someone to do something like this. if you recognize these people or if you know anything about this case, you're urged to contact the san bernardino county sheriff's department. >>reporting in rancho cucamonga, i'm shelby nelson, ktla. 5 news.

>>we begin now with breaking news >>welcome back. you're watching kron-on live on air and online with the kron on app. i'm stephanie rothman. we continue to follow the fbi raids in oakland, mayor sheng thao u.s. home on thursday morning. the fbi agents raided the mayor's home along with 2 other homes and one business sources tell kron that it may be in connection to election campaign finance violations. take a look at this map. you can see all 4 locations where the rays happened this morning. they include the mayor's home on maiden lane in the oakland hills, california.

waste solutions office on embarcadero and 2 homes belonging to the owner of california. way solutions. one on bucharest court and another on skyline boulevard. it's just >>it's just a dysfunctional city. and we need to know from someone what's going >>kron 4 s charles clifford is outside the mayor's home on maiden lane. continuing the breaking news coverage of the rates. >>well, the mayor of oakland lives right behind me here, but she's not returned home for the evening also keeping a low profile after federal agents were inside her house earlier today. around 6 thursday morning. federal agents raided the home of oakland mayor sheng thao. according to neighbors, the mayor's boyfriend apparently opened the door and let the agents in. >>the postal service and the irs were also involved in this search. agents could be seen removing boxes and containers from the house. the rate at the mayor's home was one of 4

searches federal agents conducted on thursday. they also visited the offices of callaway solutions along a market there. a way in oakland that business is owned by the dewine. family agents also searched 2 other homes, one along skyline boulevard and another on view. crest court, both of which are also owned by the dwellings. as for the reason for the raids, the fbi released a statement on thursday saying only that the fbi is conducting court authorized law enforcement activity on maiden lane. we are unable to provide additional information at this time. but sources have told kron 4 that the search may be related to a federal investigation into alleged campaign finance violations. in a statement, callaway solution said cws is fully aware that federal agents have executed search warrants at a number of locations in oakland today related to cws. the company is fully cooperating with the government's investigation. and we're confident that the officials, the government will conclude that we are not involved in anything on lawful or improper

activity as of thursday evening. mayor thao has not spoken publicly about the rates earlier in the day she was scheduled to attend an event with other bay area mayors but did not show up in oakland, charles clifford kron. 4 news. >>and thursday's raids could, of course, come as healthy, says a recall. just yesterday, the alameda county registrar's office verify the recall will appear on the november ballot. and those behind the recall effort took advantage of today's situation appearing in front of the mayor's home this evening to call for talent to resign. >>a year has failed we are here to demand that she resign. and they're seeing herself. and for they're seeing the city of oakland. >>the oakland chapter of the naacp also joining the call and demanding for her to

resign. the chapter's president released a statement saying in part oakland, there's deserve a mayor who is not distracted fully committed and able to leave the city. the mayor should resign and give the city an opportunity to heal and move forward. and the former oakland police chief leronne armstrong who was fired by tell last year, also reacting. for the oakland mayor saying, quote, oakland is a city in crisis, crime, violence, shootings, uncontrolled homelessness, unmitigated camp months. the budget deficit and more. the biggest obstacle to overcoming these crises are the failures of leadership and city hall. since his firing, armstrong sued the mayor and the city for wrongful termination. and now he's running to serve as an oakland councilmember. >>well, first of all, that there has to be a suspicion that a crime has been committed. and with that they begin their investigation as soon as they gather enough evidence that they feel the

fbi, that they probable cause. in other words, a suspicion based on reason that someone committed a crime, they write an affidavit for a search warrant. they want further their investigation. so what they're doing is collecting those documents and you've seen them come out of the house with crates full documents. they will bring it back to their offices. they will go through them to see if that further proves their suspicion that whatever crime they are looking has been committed. >>as of now, no charges have been filed against mayor tell. but once the fbi agents go through their findings, cardoza says they'll likely bring the evidence to the state attorney before filing any charges that could take a while and evidence must prove beyond reasonable doubt. the people involved have committed a crime. stay with kron. 4 on air and online. as we learn more about the fbi raids,

download the kron 4 app to get push alerts sent right to your phone when news breaks, you can also find the latest developments on our website. that's kron 4 dot com. details now becoming clear following the mass shooting in oakland. we first broke this story on kron. 4 news at 10 wednesday. we now know 15 people were shot after a sideshow took over the juneteenth celebration at lake merritt shortly after 8 last night, roughly 5,000 people gather on the north side of the lake. oakland's police chief says during the sideshow someone walked across the hood up one of their cars. this led to multiple fights and bullets flying. one woman says she was shot on the hand and grazed by a stray bullet on her leg. her

car was also hit by gunshots. and in addition to the 15 people shot, police say one person was assaulted. when they say assaulted an officer. no arrests have been made in connection to the shootings. oakland police are asking anyone with information to give them a call. in san francisco, laguna honda hospital was just approved for medicare recertification. it's the final step in keeping the facility open, keeping their residents there. laguna honda can continue accepting and supporting their residents regardless of their financial status. that's only because the facility will be reimbursed by medicare and medicaid. thanks for watching. kron on. we'll news a senate co

examining the teacher crisis in america. the u.s. senate health, education, labor and pensions committee held a hearing thursday to discuss salaries, lack of support and burnout among some of the nation's educators, washington correspondent reshad hudson reports. >>lawmakers say teachers are packing up and leaving the classroom public school teachers. i've been overworked. on the page. understaffed vermont senator bernie sanders says he's pay teachers act would require teachers make at least $60,000 a year. they should not be forced to be on. food stamps. gemayel keys. a teacher in philadelphia says he's forced to use his own money for classroom supplies and just

this school year alone, i've spent over $1000 on. >>those things just so that i can be affective. what i do like he's and other teachers and education advocates testified before senators thursday >>senators critical of the it's less about money and more about getting back to the core mission of education. >>some education leaders prioritize social agendas and progressive ideology over academic progress. >>louisiana republican senator bill cassidy says schools are spending the money they have wisely. there are now more staff collecting paychecks at schools in ever before. >>and yet we see grades falling. nicole neely with parents defending education doesn't believe there are fewer teachers in the classroom. don't we don't have a teacher. first, we have an allocation issue and that is what he was a concerning picture that we look at the fact that our children cannot read all agreed. education in america needs attention to

ready. the country's next generation. >>reporting in washington, reshad hudson. >>the u.s. attorney's office will announce federal charges against several people connection to the fed and all related death of a college student. the suspects are alleged to be a part of a sophisticated drug ring operating in florida. brittany mueller has more. >>authorities say this highly sophisticated drug ring had enough fentanyl to kill 1500 people in hillsborough county. the message one pill can kill. >>on february, 16th, authorities say a usf student was found dead in their dorm room. >>autopsy would later reveal that the student died from an accidental lethal dose of fentanyl. there were no other lethal drugs in his system. u.s. attorney roger handberg says the student bought what he thought was a purpose et from darrius gustafson. >>but instead he was given fentanyl. no parent should ever have to bury their child. a key part of this

investigation were undercover purchases by hcso detectives and total. the undercover officers made 3 purchases totaling more than 400 fentanyl pills from gus system. this helped authorities to identify 3 others in the drug ring. authorities say gustafson source was david chiu wt and his partner mark has trant. they were supplied by miguel sonterra own one, which is a documented gang member and a three-time convicted felon after multiple search warrants were executed. authorities recovered firearms more than 7 kilograms of cocaine. one kilogram of heroin. 1200 pressed pills containing fentanyl and over $200,000 in cash, the 4 men were indicted by a federal grand jury within 4 months of the student staff. one pill can kill. drug traffickers. know that. and in my experience, they will not stop. unless they're arrested and prosecuted if convicted on all counts, each man faces up to 20 years to life in federal

prison investigator. brittany muller, 8 on your side. now tha

the u.s. supreme court overturn a ban on bump stocks. lawmakers are talking about how to ban the gun accessory through legislation. washington correspondent basil john reports on where the effort goes next. >>stocks are back in stock at gun stores after the supreme court overturned a ban on firearm technology that essentially convert semiautomatic weapons into nearly fully automatic weapons and machine guns. virginia democratic senator tim kaine

co-sponsored legislation to ban bump stocks. new mexico democrat senator martin heinrich who introduced the bill calls this a common sense approach as someone who has owned and used firearms for most of my life. i know for a fact. >>that bump stocks served no legitimate purpose. the trump administration put the ban in place after a mass shooting in las vegas killed 60 people and injured hundreds more. connecticut senator chris murphy says the bump stock funny easier around 90. >>shots every 10 seconds the senate tried to pass a bump stock ban for unanimous consent earlier in the week. but republicans blocked it. >>does anyone seriously believe this law is a biden administration would interpret this law in a way that respects law abiding gun owners. >>nebraska. republican senator pete ricketts says the bill isn't about banning bump stocks. this bill is about banning as many firearm accessories as possible. west

virginia republican senator shelley moore capito says she's a defender of the second amendment and i am probably not going to get on the bill as this moves forwards. so i can now weigh the pros and cons reporting in washington. i'm basil, john. the popular social media app tiktok faces several legal challenges. and on thursday. >>we got a look at the apps defense in court. washington correspondent vinay simlot explains the fight for the app to remain in the u.s.. >>170 million americans have made more than 5 billion videos on tiktok. the apps owners say and earlier this year congress passed a law to take tiktok off the app store. if it doesn't change ownership, i have grave national security concerns about tiktok sen. mark warner says the chinese government has too much control over american users. he says because young people use the app for news, we would never say we're going to turn fox news and msnbc over the county's party of china. tiktok is fighting against the

potential ban and a new appeals court filing. it says the ban violates the first amendment. the filing adds tiktok worked with the u.s. government, an agreement that would have effectively mitigated the national security risk. i do think it will stand up to the tiktok legal challenge. and in another case earlier this week, the federal trade commission said it believes tiktok is already or about to violate the law. i think tiktok is a. >>we'll have >>yeah. i'd like to know legally what they find there. the ftc voted to refer a case to the department of justice over alleged violations of the children's online privacy protection act. >>the ftc says that law gives parents control over what information websites can collect from their kids. ultimate controlled by the communist party of china. both in terms of scraping american data and in terms of propaganda techniques, tiktok says in a statement it's proud of and remains deeply committed to the work it's doing to protect children. some

biggest fashion designers in the world are household names. we know calvin klein, ralph lauren, and there's michael course just to name a few. but there's a teen in new jersey who wants her name to be on that list, too. katie corrado introduces us to a money crosby. >>a needle and thread or money crosby's version of pencil and paper. >>i don't even use batters present in some of >>the 15 year-old has been crafting and designing since she was a little kid. my says they likely dogs and i woke up stocks and >>color pay just put on top of

the dogs for now, the new clothes she since graduated to satin and chiffon and now sells custom modest formalwear under her own label. capture culture. >>she's already sold several prom dresses and his orders for 2 wedding gowns. they can just that could make you still feel pretty wild. the every possible. money homes or creativity at the newark school of fashion and design where she's currently a sophomore. the school opened just 3 years ago, but has the backing of an elite institution. we are powered by parsons. they support with writing our curricula >>and they help us bit any fashion teacher that works in the space principal sabina pits recognized moneys talent and recommended her for an entrepreneur program in essex county college called boss i think boss i think of like. shark tank for teenagers on steroids. the 10 week program taught the money, the fundamentals of business and marketing and gave her the initial funding to start her label. it was a game changer for money because she got for fabrics. she got materials and i want to say we were at week

6 is she flipped her money. the program has propelled the money to think big. she eventually wants to launch an apparel line and own a corporation. by the time she's 30. how you can walk in acc, everybody, 9 years, something like that like that's how mind to be supporting in newark, new jersey. i'm katie corrado pix. 11 news. >>congress has yet to pass the latest edition of the country sweeping agriculture lot this year. >>but a debate over funding for nutrition programs, including snap, is trapping the bill in limbo. washington correspondent jessi tenure reports. >>senate republicans warn its growing harder for farmers across the u.s. to makea living. if you don't take care of the farmers, it just doesn't work. that's why arkansas senator john boozman says this year's farm bill has to prioritize farmers. the things that that help them manage their risk simply aren't working. bozeman wants to include better safety nets, the programs that provide risk

protection and income support to farmers, more of the money that they that they need to keep going. >>and continue to give us cheapest, safest food supply anybody in the world. >>but senate democrats argue much of the proposed 1.5 trillion dollar bill focuses on the wrong things bess. >>hundreds more millions of dollars in commodities. what is nothing for fruits and vegetables. nothing. it's pretty terrible. new york senator kirsten gillibrand also worries about potential gop funding cuts to nutrition programs for low-income americans. they want to cut snap benefits by 30 billion dollars just imagine how many people go hungry without much of a cut. but bozeman doesn't see the proposal as a cut, noting snap funding has increased 85% since the last farm bill in 2018. there is a limit to the amount of money that we can. >>pushing to that program and extension of the 2018 farm bill expires at the end of september. lawmakers may 1st have to pass another one

before agreeing on a full 2024 farm bill. in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >>lawmakers on capitol hill are pushing to label russia a state sponsor of terror. the bipartisan bill announced on thursday comes after russian president vladimir putin signed a deal with north korea to defend each other. if either country is attacked. washington correspondent maddie beer-temple reports on the proposal. >>holding up an image of russian president vladimir putin's visit to north korea. this picture. says it all. connecticut democratic senator richard blumenthal says russia should be considered a state sponsor of terror. russia. >>deserves to be in this small, selective club. atrocity committing killers. blumenthal and south carolina republican senator lindsey graham's bill would do just that. >>during putin's visit, he witnessed a show of north

korea's military and signed an agreement with kim jong hoon to defend each other. in case of attacks. the senators say it's the last straw. we've lost deterrence. lawmakers say their resolution would strengthen sanctions, isolate russia on the world stage and boost morale in ukraine. it is time for us to push back. now is the moment. blumenthal says this is no substitute for sending more military aid to ukraine as it defends itself fro russia. he says it's about being on the right side of history. democracy is under last time lawmakers brought this proposal up in 2022, the white house said it's not the most effective way to deal with russia and could have in s

francisco city leaders are moving forward with a curfew for some stores in the tents are line. this is effort to crack down on drug sales. the pilot program will require some corner stores and smoke shops to close by midnight. for more on that kron four's justine waltman spoke with kaye robinson, the executive director of the nonprofit tenderloin community benefit district. so when you think of this resolution. >>i am in full support. i actually public comment at the hearing in full support, worked closely the mayor's office and with our supervisor, dean preston on this legislation, mainly because we heard from many community members that this is something that needed to happen. >>what do you think it will do to the local businesses having to close during from midnight

until 05:00am. >>i don't anticipate it a negative impact on the existing. businesses in the neighborhood they are open and other times of the day. and that's really when majority of the neighborhood residents would be going there for their needs. and it really is about their safety as well. those times between 12 and 5 are still a that the drug market agency coordination center are really trying to to to impact. and this is a tool to really help that. and those store owners that are there at night between midnight and 5, it's it's not safe for them either. in one of the store clerks was was shot just last week in one of those stores. why did those businesses then stay open during those hours? if it was, if so unsafe for them?

>>well, they they generate revenue during that time. there's a lot of congregation and a lot of it is tied to the vending that's happening. and the drug trade around those areas. and so there are a lot of ins and outs into into those stores. and and that needs to stop. >>so do you think it will really discourage loitering and crowding? >>that's one of the goals. you know, this is this is just one tool of many and it is a pilot that we will be watching closely to see if it if it does have an impact. >>and when does this start? it still needs to be finalized and approved, but it would be it would be it would start 30 days approval. >>and this is just as you said, sort of one tool in the tool box here to kind of make the tenderloin safe. there decrease drug sales. hopefully that decrease overdose deaths. are there any other solutions that you think are out there?

>>positive activation. you know, we we need people to come to the tenderloin, especially during the daytime and evenings when we have events, we have arts and cultural events. there is a lot to be celebrated in this neighborhood. it is a really beautiful neighborhood that's diverse with many children, families, seniors, incredible small businesses. we have the best food in the city and we need to positively activate this this neighborhood people people should spend time here and we will continue to work in partnership with with the city to to make headway at when when the the issues are still happening. >>kron four's your local election headquarters. the california supreme court decides on a measure that make it tougher for politicians to raise taxes must be removed from the november ballot. capitol correspondent eytan

wallace shares the reasoning behind their decision. >>well, the measure's proponents vehemently disagree with the high court's decision. a decision governor gavin newsom had hoped for. it's a major ruling from the california supreme court and this unanimous decision, all 7 justices on the court ruled to the taxpayer protection act, also known as the tpa. >>must not appear on the election ballot this november. the measure, which had already qualified for the ballot would have required every new state and local tax and tax increase to be approved by voters. but governor gavin newsom and democrats in the legislature filed a lawsuit asking the high court to remove it from the ballot, arguing the measure would illegally revised the state constitution and would interfere with the basic function of government law. professor chris mckay lee, who was not involved in the case, review the ruling. what they said was is that this clearly affects one of the core aspects of government taxation. >>and they said that it was

such a substantial change. >>that it amounted to revision rather than simply an amendment. and that's why the voters can't vote on it this november. it's the results. governor gavin newsom want it. >>his spokesperson writing, we are grateful the california supreme court unanimously removed this unconstitutional measure from the ballot. the governor believes the initiative process is a sacred part of our democracy. but as the court's decision affirmed today, that process does not allow for any legal constitutional revision. democratic legislative leaders echoing a similar sentiment. this from assembly speaker robert read this. i'm very pleased the california supreme court rejected this unlawful and extreme effort to take power away from local communities to pay for essential services like police and firefighters. the republicans believe it's a slap in the face to voters. we have the right as as citizens of california to put put things on the ballot by petition. and that's exactly what we did. it should have been on this fall. >>they got the court to change it as one party control and

it's wrong. proponents of the ballot measure, including the howard jarvis taxpayers association and california business roundtable argue the measure was legal and necessary to give taxpayers more power in the state. they say. >>is overtaxed. the supreme court has taken that away from you. most importantly, the governor and the legislature have taken that right away from you. >>the governor and a legislature do not want you to have that right. they talk about democracy. don't be fooled. do not be fooled. just another example of how california so hostile. the taxpayers and businesses were the highest tax state in the country. >>ladies and gentleman be scared. because it's only going to get worse. be scared. >>and to be clear, this ruling is final. but the measure's proponents who you just heard from said looking ahead in their words, all options are on the table, including a possible new initiative in 2026. reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. kron 4

celebrate pride month. this time we learn about a city in the north bay that served as a safe haven for the lgbtq+ community kron four's to recess. stasio takes us back in time to see how sausalito provided shelter during a challenging time. >>first bar in sausalito in 1952, i met up with sausalito residential car to unravel the past behind this seaside city and how it provided a safe refuge for hundreds back in

the day. sausalito is one of the most towns in the 40's and 50's in the country. car explains during that time to be was especially dangerous, even more so for one group. the reason that the whole culture evolved in this town is that right after the war, all th1.0, 2 million. >>soldiers were being discharged a month in the u.s. and of course, tens of thousands of them ended up here at the presidio where they were discharged and they ended up coming over here to be safe because they could have been discovered by their officers or anybody else, even though they have been discharged besides what is now scope? my restaurant on bridgeway. >>part of me to the chamber of commerce, the chamber of commerce space was premier bar in town here. it was called the sausalito and it was a safe although not entirely

safe because >>after the golden gate bridge had been built, some of cops and the enforcement people would come across the bridge along with all of the other of those a bar. this bar had a buzzer system where doorman had a buzzer. and if he saw he or she saw one of those enforcement people coming up, the street wouldn't buzz and let everybody inside the bar know so that they could straighten car also brought me to sailors a popular mexican restaurant in town with its own fabled past. >>what happened was the houseboat community ridgeway here, which was becoming very in the early 50's was home to the generation. and and then shortly after that, the hippie generation there were lots and lots of people who lived there. and this was just about the closest place they could

come as people. car feels so passionately about sausalito is bar scene and its importance. he is working on a book to document and peel back the layers of how it played a pivotal role. >>during a time when being for many was a closely guarded secret. >>you know, i have to say that the fact almost not a single resident of sausalito knows of this history, they don't they have no idea that there were 8 bars in sausalito in the 50's. and so i've been trying to talk to a lot of people about this. i've taken oral histories from people who were there are who quite old at this point. and i'm anxious capture as much as i can of this history piecing together the past to better understand the significance of one small city as we honor pride. >>this time of year. in sausalito to recess stasio kron. 4 news. it's a historical

about the 6th and final wife of henry, the 8th and now that a radical king revolted against her free thinking kolk shows us firebrands in the entertainment repo >>the thing stands out about this film is the real lives of all that went into jude law's character from the makeup to the prosthetics to even creating up her that smelled like rotting skin. that once was a queen by the name of katherine palm. >>she was the 6th wife of the vengeful king henry, the 8th. >>i mean, i i it was a ba to

grow big bead they cut my hair to sort of match what they believe was henry's headline. >>when to their takes, we will kill me that he did my mother. she would do the other clothes were huge part of it. we worked with a historical costume. yeah. >>5 wives. you came moment and tiny ends. catherine's tonight was to change kingdom forever. >>you got a little closer just by putting on extraordinary comments in the way they will things i've seen as it does buttons. so everything was laced. >>one of layer upon layer upon layer, it was a period of great. >>blaine and showing what you found preachy turn off script. is not for those above us to tell us what to the way she spoke. >>i it also kind of gave me a bit of a feeling of being in a

prison quite good for the what would you have me love and have you put his head from his neck? and again said that she betrayed. it's about a it henry the 8th who is always unknown figure for most people and his wife, catherine, pause that he's lost one who managed survive very manipulative and relationships marriage. >>brand now in theaters with your team report. i'm doug kolk.

>>for sports. the giants return to the site of where willie mays began his professional career. they were there to take on the cardinals, but really >>given the circumstances, they were there to honor the say, hey, kid, there was a 30 minute pre-gametribute to honor mays and the negro league all-stars. some michael, his godson, barry bonds and ken griffey junior all part of the festivities and spoke about the legendary hall of famer. look at those 3. you got michael in the middle middle with sun and then you can griffey junior just 2 heavyweights of the game. obviously, barry bonds, the godson of willie mays. so just a special scene there. as for the actual game feel

secondary was just take things up in the bottom of the first cardinals up a run. one offer pbrendan donovan. he gets all of that one. >>that's a 2 run home run and it pass the lead to 3 top of the 3rd same score? 2 on for elliott ramos. he's been playing great baseball. you might be the giants all-star this year. that one js clears the budweiser fence. we've got a tie game, three-run bombs, fashion from other way for ramos, step to get help lead the cardinals. they would get their gets back out of reaches out first lies, gave them the lead. and then in the 5th donovyn strikes again, he's from alabama playing in his home state team. this bullpen only 2 active major leaguers. i heard from alabama. he's one of top of the 6 same score home. will score 2 for wilmer flores and score on a over drives one and chapman who comes into score. i stripped

away at deficit, but trying to. i hear strikes out that would be the ball game. giants lose just one 65. they'll travel to st. louis tomorrow and presume that series on saturday with the cards. picture. perfect day in oakland with much colder since the 80's here in the city beautiful out there in oakland is always warmer out jealously of this town weather office. let pick things up in the second inning. no score. freddie for mean. >>crush this one to left. that's gone in staying in the park. i'd say that's cheap seats right there. they're all shoots. 4th inning. guess what firm mean again? goes back to back. it's 2 to nothing just like that. bottom of the 7 same score, one offers act gal off and one swing of the got a tie ballgame. let's 8th inning

now was size still tied until bobby witt junior steps to the he's having a good season. that is 12 home run of the year. the warriors salvage a game in the series. a's lose 3 to open up a 3 game series with tomorrow. the lakers got themselves. a new coach and it's a familiar name. but >>it also might come as a surprise. who got it? la have higher jj redick to lead the charge on their bench to former player turn. analysts and podcaster has agreed to a four-year contract. redick has been hosting a podcast with lakers superstar lebron james. as recently as 2 weeks ago. on top of his media obligations with espn. this shall be interesting. already. that's your look at sports. back to you.

>>we've got fog that has rolled on in. >>and it's going to stick around here, at least along the coastline. we're going to see more of that on the way to is that fog? yeah. pretty common during the summer time. that's for sure. but we're going to be a little heat going our way. in fact, the heat advisories going up for parts of bay area as we head throughout the weekend, too. but good news is just going to be one day i think is we're really going to see the real hot temperatures and then things are going to start to cool back down. but that fog, well, you can tell that moisture in the atmosphere sitting across the golden gate bridge right now, more that on the way into the bay tonight. but but as we look toward a saturday, that seems to be the hottest day of the weekend. heat advisories all the way up and down the joaquin down los angeles area all the way down to san diego as well as that hot temperature really going to be settling in. we're talking triple digits in the valley is a good chance. we're going close to that in the bay area. upper 90's, maybe some triple digits well inland. so very hot away from the immediate coastline and just outside the base, santa clara valley and the north. they also expecting that along the coastline is going to be one of those times. you see those big contrast and temperatures with that cool fog out toward the beaches tonight. clouds

moving in already. couple batches of coastal drizzle out there for tonight. morning clouds. then becoming mostly sunny except the coastline tomorrow. and then the building ridge of high pressure takes over. we get that blast of summer heat as we head in towards saturday. winds kind of mixed around the bay area right now. we had a pretty significant sea breeze again this afternoon. but that's backed off fog. we've got that settling in tonight. there's no getting around that. more on the way for tomorrow morning see it too surging inside the bay make its way well into the interior valleys, maybe all the way the sacramento valley. that be good news for the sites fire there to bring up the humidity, hopefully slow down that fire bit. but looks like the fog only or toward the coastline and then start to push back on shore by tomorrow afternoon. temperatures as a result, going to keep things cool. and san francisco, that's not a surprise. 58 degrees in the sun set. 62 in san francisco as you make way along the coastline. you got that cool fog sitting there all day long. maybe a smidgen of sunshine. not much, though. tomorrow afternoon, 6, 7, degrees in burlingame. warmer temperatures down the peninsula. 79 woodside. 75 in mount to the south bay enjoying 70's and 80's by

tomorrow afternoon. east we're starting on the hot side in spots. 91 in pleasanton about 92 in livermore, 90 in dublin about 75 degrees in hayward. 91 in danville and 90 degrees in walnut creek. so hot spots in coolers approach coastline, that sea breeze is going to kick in a little hazy, especially in the north bay next couple days. here's your 10. a 10 getting hot on saturday. cooling down a little bit on sunday. temperatures really not cooling down till about the the middle latter part of next week. >>and that does it here for us at kron on will be back at 5 o'clock in the morning with m s rothman. thanks for watching.

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