>> now on the kron 4 morning news. we have new details about the fbi raid on oakland. mayor sheng thao is home. 15 people were shot after a juneteenth celebration in oakland will hear from the survivors. and a controversial curfew for shops in the tenderloin meant to cut down on crime. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning and thanks for joining us on a friday. mixing it up a little with rain and james off. john next to me on the desk. yeah. good to be here on this side of the studio. but who's doing the

weather well, gayle, is that she has a lot to handle because going to be hot. yes, they will. somebody has new the weather on to friday and it's actually the full first day of summer. yesterday was the summer solstice. so today we get a full day. it's going to feel like it because inland. >> you're going to heat up starting today. right now we are sitting in the 50's and 60's as you make your way in lynn and maybe some upper 40's by the coast. but i want to show your dayplanner. that's when you'll really see the difference than yesterday. we're talking upper 80's around noon low 90's around 3 o'clock and around the bay in coast. you'll be in the 60's and 70's, but we do have a heat advisory coming up on saturday. we could see triple digit heat inland. talk more about that in a few minutes. back to you. >> they'll have not been too bad. we do have a little bit of a holdup getting you across the bay bridge this morning. it's not completely stalling out traffic, but you see no backup at the toll plaza itself. this is going to be as you encounter the city. so do

anticipate that taking just a little bit longer than you'd normally expect on a friday san mateo bridge also slowing down just a little bit. it's 20 minutes for your crossing right now. not as bad of an impact as the bay bridge, but still do anticipate that one taking you just a bit longer. richmond center fell at only 7 minutes while the golden gate year. only concern there is dealing with some of that fog. 901. now. and we do have breaking news this morning. us supreme court has just upheld a federal gun control law that is intended to protect victims of domestic violence. the justices ruled 8 to one in favor of a 1994 ban on firearms for people under restraining orders to stay away from their spouses or partners. the justices reversed a ruling from the federal appeals court in new orleans that struck down that law. justice clarence thomas dissented just last week in another gun ruling, the court overturned a trump era ban on bump stocks. the court ruled that the justice department exceeded its authority in imposing that ban.

>> time now is 09:00:02am, breaking news from overnight. there was a fatal hit run in oakland. kron four's. michael thomas is in the newsroom with more. michael, what can you tell us? hi, everyone will. we're still learning details of morning. this deadly hit and run crash happened just after midnight in oakland and with one person dead and the driver involved still unknown. take a look. this is video. it happened at the cross streets of 100th avenue in june court on a residential street in oakland. this video with the scene was gathered just after midnight. now, police there say it was a vehicle versus pedestrian hit and run or excuse me hit and run essentially yes. and that pedestrian did pass away. the area was closed off for several hours as police investigated. as of right now, no details have been given regarding the victim or the vehicle that was involved. residents in the area say speeding has been an issue recently in that they've noticed speedbumps missing that were once there. we did reach out to oakland police this morning for an update. still waiting for more details as we get more. we'll continue

to keep you updated. but that is the very latest turn the newsroom. i'm michael thomas will send it back to 2 in the studio. all right. thanks a lot. it's 903. and another developing story after a. >> a mass shooting in oakland and fbi raid on her home. the mayor of oakland is nowhere to be found. yeah. that's what oakland residents are asking this morning. kron four's will tran is live in front of mayor sheng tells house this morning will what are you hearing out there? >> i am not hearing anything. many critics are saying her silence has been deafening. it has been more than 24 hours since fbi agents along with irs as well as the united states postal service. all the agents came to her house at 05:30am, in the morning. and just like we see in hollywood movies, they knocked at the door and said fbi open up. her boyfriend was home at the time and he opened up. let me show you the video they got here before sunrise and they stayed here for several hours.

looking through the home collecting evidence and ultimately leaving with a lot of evidence that they would not comment as far as mayor sheng thao. she has not made any comments on x, formerly known as twitter. she also had a public engagement yesterday at 10 o'clock in the morning. that was canceled. she has not even issued a statement through a spokesperson since the raid took place. so no action at all the house or on social media or even e-mail from her office from mayor sheng thao. so it has been quiet despite the spectacular circumstances that took place. not just at this location, but several miles from here at another home. let me show you that piece of video. this also happened simultaneously. this was at the home of a family member. that belongs to california. waste solutions that this is donated to taos

campaign back in 2020, the fbi would not go into details as far as their investigation. but kron 4 sources have told us that the investigation has something to do with campaign donations involving sheng thao at this particular point, it has been a brutal week for talent because even before this took place before the fbi and the other agents drop the hammer on this neighborhood and her house, many people walking by here still can't believe what happened to their neighborhood. that was shut down by federal agents before that even took place. critics of shane tell managed to gather at least 40,000 signatures to start the process of possibly re calling her. now many people are saying forget the recall based on what happened. they are asking if not downright demanding that she resigns at this particular point. still no comment. still no activity. still, no public. as far as

appearances from mayor sheng thao. thank you so much. well. >> and these rates come as mayor thao is facing a recall. and as we reported here on the kron 4 morning news 2 days ago, the alameda county registrars verified it. the number of signatures needed to get this on the ballot and those behind the recall took advantage of the situation appearing for the mayor's home yesterday, calling for resign. >> has failed we are here to demand that she resign. and they're seeing herself. and for they're seeing the city of oakland. >> meantime, the oakland chapter of the naacp is also joining in this call for the mayor to resign, saying, quote, oaklanders deserve a mayor was not distracted he's fully committed able to leave the city. the mayor should resign and give the city an opportunity to heal and move forward and quote and we have

a comment from former oakland police chief leronne armstrong who is suing the mayor and the city right accusing them of wrongful termination for him being fired. and here he says oakland is a city in crisis. crime, violence shootings, uncontrolled homelessness, unmitigated encampments, the budget deficit and more. he says the biggest obstacle to overcoming these crisis or the failure of leadership in city hall and shaw is running for city council. time now is 907. and we're learning that is student journalists was one of the 13 students arrested at stamford 2 weeks ago for barricaded themselves in the university president's office. the school leaders want the prosecution. this student, his name is dylan. go hill. but supporters of the young journalists are urging the da's office to drop the charges. attorneys for go. he'll say he was directed to cover the protest and published reports of what was

going on inside. they say that he did not break into the building and did not create the barricade. the school, however, points out the building is not open to the public or the campus community and he should have known better. all of the students involved in that face felony burglary charges. in the south bay this morning, a local branch of the national labor relations board is now taking up case involving drivers working cleanup on bay area development projects. >> they say they have gone almost 2 years without a new contract while fighting their employer premier recycled for the right to hold union activities. complaints from the federal agency's office in oakland said east san jose base premier recycle interfered with drivers efforts to organize for better pay and working conditions by letting go up. 7 employees union activities as well as discouraging union membership and administrative law judge will hear the case on december. 3rd company owner rocky hill, brock and brock

hill have not responded to requests for comment. 909. now several wildfires continue to burn in california. the current fire sparked around 10 yesterday morning in solano county. thankfully, crews were able to stop the flames from spreading further around this place. it burned 20 acres by highway 12 near the interchange. with i-80 in court deal yet. crews spent the rest of the day mopping up those areas. crews in sonoma county. here are gaining ground on the point. fire now 75% contained. more than 700 residents living south of lake sonoma. we're able to return to their homes on wednesday after evacuation orders and warnings were lifted. the fire that started sunday afternoon has destroyed 2 homes and spread to 1200 acres. >> time now is 9.10, and tomorrow, a well known italian restaurant in the south bay is closing for good after 52 years in business, santa

clara's feel real lows restaurant is shutting down and there is a look at their website where they say that their last day of business is tomorrow. it's 9.10. and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the doctor who drove with his entire family off this cliff on the peninsula will not the heading to trial. we'll tell you why. and laguna honda hospital is able to keep its doors open. we'll tell you what it has to do now. >> and after the break, how we're going to get more teachers in the classroom by raising teacher pay is one idea, but not everybody's on board. and we are warming up today is the start of that

>> 9.13, is the time right now and why we've talking about a pride coming next weekend san francisco. it's this weekend today in sausalito. yes, also, you know, is having their second pride. and it's a night they're going to be having it out. >> pride a jazz and blues by the bay and will actually be out there. but a it looks on as the nouncer.nd it' going to be a gorgeous evening for it. so you're welcome, though. i'm not technically the one doing the weather today. yeah, control today. tell us what it's going to be like tonight. very nice. pleasant nice us. full summer day. that is today's official full. >> day of summer yesterday was the summer solstice. and you can see we're starting to clear out in the east bay. you can see mount diablo, but you may notice the clouds still hanging out by the coast. that will be the case. look some moderate air quality. we have multiple fires burning across the state, unhealthy air over

in los angeles. but we could see some moderate air in the bay area right now where we're good. we're in the green, but tomorrow we could see some hazy skies, smoke forecast. you can parts of sacramento could see some moderate smoke moving through and the central valley over by fresno. but the bay area looks mostly clear, but just something to keep an eye out. if you are sensitive, 2 moderate air quality. so we do see that in the forecast. other than that, we're quiet along the weather. just those clouds over by the coastline here. but afternoon sunshine in lynn. and that is our typical bay area. summer pattern today, though, we are going to be toasty today is the start of a warm up for you in land that we have some relatively calm winds in the forecast as well. so not those strong winds. so you notice will be breezing in the teens throughout the day and then towards the late afternoon. that's when that sea breeze kicks in around 03:05pm. so this evening, you'll notice a breeze gusting around 20 miles

per hour along the coast, but relatively calm everywhere else will start off with some calm winds tomorrow morning and a very similar pattern with that sea breeze kicks in in the afternoon. so hot temperatures for saturday. there's a heat advisory in place starting at 11:00am until 10:00pm tomorrow night. napa, walnut creek livermore, morgan hill and san jose and towards the san joaquin and sacramento area. under that heat advisory, we could see temperatures go up to triple digits but definitely upper 90's. it will be toasty if you're sensitive to the heat. daytime highs today in san francisco, low 70's and low 60's over by golden gate park and the sunset district over by the beaches. that's where you want to be to beat the heat. upper 50's and montana and 60's every by pacifica and half moon bay, upper 60's and south san francisco. and then we start to see upper 70's towards burlingame and then more 80's and 70's san carlos. 82 degrees in m untain view.

83 free you, santa clara county. now we're starting to see some 90's los gatos and morgan hill, 87 degrees for you in san jose to the east bay tried valley. you're starting to see some low 90's for you as well. 81 degrees in union city as you make your way towards the east bay shoreline, a little cooler around oakland in the 70's and berkeley, but warm close to 90 degrees for you in walnut creek. 91 in concord, in danville. so the north bay, if you're going wine tasting, it's going to be warm. upper 80's and sonoma and napa vacaville mid-nineties for you and 90 degrees in santa rosa. your seven-day forecast of saturday looks like the hottest day of the week close to triple digits inland. you'll be in the 80's around the bay 60's by the coast. but then sunday will notice a cool down back to the 90's, low 90's and then 70's around debate 60's by the coast. back to you. and looking at the roads this morning, gayle, we are seeing a bit of a backup at the bay bridge toll plaza.

>> this is because of an accident that had been blocking one of the left lanes. once you get into the city right around fort street, it does look like that backup is now starting to dissolve a little bit. and that's because crews have officially got the cleanup work under way for an accident that does not look like it evolved. any injuries. san mateo bridge also just a little slower right now. we also saw similar issue. once you head to the west side of the bridge right around the same time as that bay bridge one. so we went from friday light to kind of friday. moderate really quick at the coastline. it is definitely foggy and you're running into that. as you cross the golden gate, be prepared to run those windshield wipers a timer to its night. 17 of the treasury department is taking bold action to combat the opioid crisis. treasury secretary janet yellen. >> just held a news conference talking about how the u.s. is sanctioned 8 mexico based targets affiliated with a mexican criminal organization last july, san francisco police with the help of federal and state partners. i started to tackle the fentanyl

crisis together in the tenderloin and last year the partners made about 200 arrests and seized more than 45 kilos of fentanyl. yellen says that la nueva cartel traffic's fentanyl and other illegal drugs into the u.s.. >> 9.18 now a measure to raise sales taxes for residents in half moon bay could appear on the november ballot city officials conducted a poll and asked voters if they would like to see an increase by a half-cent on the sales tax. 63% of voters supported the increase. the city council says this plan would help combat 3.9 million dollar deficit. the city has those against the measure say taxes are already too expensive. the city council will vote on the increase at their meeting on july. 16th. some leaders and san francisco's tenderloin district are showing their support for the mayor to limit how long certain stores can stay open at night. city supervisors approved the mayor's plan of earlier this past week. the ordinance would force certain businesses like

liquor stores and smoke shops to close between midnight and 05:00am. officials say it's a strategy to disrupt drug markets? >> i don't anticipate it a negative impact on the existing. businesses in the neighborhood they are open other times of the day. and that's really when majority of the neighborhood residents would be going there for their needs. 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. >> some business owners feel the move could, in fact, increase crime and decrease their business. others, though, say they hope this effort will empower locals to shop in the daytime. >> it's 9.20 and it's secret that america's classrooms need more teachers. but some lawmakers on capitol hill say they have to plan to fix it. >> washington correspondent reshad hudson has the latest

school districts across the country may be out for the summer, but pay for teachers and policy for those students are top of mind for lawmakers here on capitol hill. >> 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, keys and other teachers and education advocates testified before senators thursday, some education leaders prioritize social agendas and progressive ideology over academic

progress. louisiana republican senator bill cassidy supports more money for teachers but says schools aren't spending the money. they have wisely. there are now more staff collecting paychecks at schools and ever before. and, you know, we see grades. falling right now. only senate democrats have signed on to senator sanders, his bill. he still waiting to get the support. >> from senate republicans reporting in washington reshad hudson. back to you 9.21. and for your money this morning. our garden says it will continue to raise prices. the company says they're struggling to make money and food inflation isn't helping. but the ceo says it won't be offering discounts to attract customers and instead focusing on profitable sales growth. this is the 2nd quarter that the company has reported losses. >> time now is 9.22. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news. >> voters are no longer going to have a say on an issue because of a ruling by the california supreme court will california supreme court will tell you what.

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violations. in a statement tiktok says that is proud and remains deeply committed to the work it's doing to protect children. congress's best. the latest edition of the sweeping agricultural bill. and it turns out that food nutrition programs are in limbo because of this, including snap. senate democrats argue that this proposed 1.5 chill trillion dollar bill focuses on the wrong things and shoes as commodities over nutrition programs for low-income americans. but republicans say they want to focus on farmers, including better safety net and providing risk protection and income support for them. >> 9.26. it's the first day of summer. first full day of summer and record travel is predicted this year for the 4th of july exceeding even pre-pandemic numbers. triple a says almost 71 million americans are going to travel somewhere over the entire week of the 4th of july. that would be the most ever. the vast majority of those traveling

somewhere will be by car. but a record number will also get on a plane. nearly 6 million people are expected to fly. that's up almost 7% from last year. >> well, coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news. watch out for this coyote in pittsburgh. tips from officials on how to stop this guy from coming close to it's very

>> i-29 right now and we are checking out the weather for first full day of did you notice how long yesterday was? it seemed like it staged to like for longer. but i go to

bed 7. i know it. we were sleeping for the sun, went kale was leaving waiver for the summit down. cause. she's in for me this morning. i would just but, you know, on the longest day of the year. but here i am this morning bright and early and today's that full first day of summer, it's g ing to feel like it inland. so let's take a look at your day planner. a live look at sfo. this hour. 8 p 09:30am, excuse you can see the clouds are starting to break apart now inland. that's when you're going to feel. >> things get a little testy today. it's going to start saturday. looks like the warmest day of the week. but around noon, we're looking at upper 80's inland and then by the 03:00pm hour we're seeing 90's around the bay and coast. you remain in the 60's and 70's. we do have a heat advisory coming up on saturday. have details when come back in a few minutes. thanks so much, gail, what we are looking at the roads this morning. we had been looking at great conditions at the bay bridge. >> and then about 30, 40 minutes ago, we did see a

brief accidents occurring right around 4 street on 80 in san francisco. it's a brief because the cars were literally able to drive away. but it did have one lane blocked and that did such a back a little bit. good news is things are pretty cleaned up now and it's 15 minutes to get you across the bay bridge so they can prove it. san mateo bridge at 19 minutes, very similar situation going on. once you get to the west side of the bridge over in foster city, you're encountering a bit of a slowdown. but still you're moving along and things are not at a standstill. richmond center fell unaffected by any sort of backup. and the only thing at the golden gate is that dense fog that may have you turn on the windshield wipers. a timer to 9.30, right now. and a big story that we're following out oakland. 15 people were shot >> after an illegal sideshow that happened after what was a peaceful day time juneteenth celebration like mary lou. the police are now looking for the people responsible kron four's gayle ong is back with the latest on this story. >> this woman says she was shot on the hand and grazed by a stray bullet on her leg

wednesday surveillance video capturing the crowd on what was supposed to be a peaceful juneteenth celebration at lake merritt overshadowed by an illegal sideshow. doing >> individual walk across 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. very disappointing game. >> violence never. >> 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 doing 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 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 9. 33, 2 adults were killed and 2 teenagers injured during a shooting in richmond this week. >> investigators say 21 year-old masia brown and 30 year-old alvaro garcia par were killed after being shot on pennsylvania avenue. the 2 teams including a 16 year-old girl are expected to be okay. the shooting happened on

tuesday and shortly after midnight wednesday, another shooting on kelsey street left another person dead. city officials are vowing to do more to increase safety. >> police say they're going to be increasing patrols in that area. and i know we also have the office of neighborhood safety that does direct outreach to >> areas where gun violence and those most at risk of being involved in gun violence. they usually reach out to those areas conflict, mediation, get folks to put down the guns guide them away from that happen prevent escalation from no arrests or motives have been announced in either case. >> police in newark are trying to find out what led to the death of a 24 year-old man back in 2022. >> investigators say sergio to was in a comatose state when he was taken by his friends to washington hospital in fremont, his friends claimed he was hurt from a fall during a basketball game. but medical

staff was suspicious of the story saying his injuries just didn't match up with what they're being told to ultimately died a few days later. now, investigators later learned from a witness that are to was hurt during a fight ashtray park in newark. now they're trying to figure out who was involved in this fight. officials say potential witnesses are not cooperating with the investigation. so they're asking anyone else that might have information to give them a call. i know it's not for and the city of pittsburgh is reminding you that we do live with coyote ease. >> and you might not want to be near one. so to stay away from coyotes keep them away from you. make sure your trash is secure. look at this. this one was just seen at the marina community center looks like he's getting a drink. if he if you don't want to keep them around, make sure that all your trash is secured because they want to eat too. so remove all food sources from around your property. and you might want to install motion activated lights as well. keep your pets inside

too. 9.35.nd the doctor who drove with his entire family off a cliff at devil's slide in san mateo county is not going to face any criminal charges and he will not end up standing trial. his name is dharmesh patel and he was driving with his wife and 2 young children when he plunged off of this cliff, as you can see, this was january 2023 and it's amazing that everyone survived. sterday, a judge granted him a mental health diversion. what does that mean? well, it suspends the 3 counts of attempted murder that he had been facing. he has to complete a court-ordered mental health program mateo county. and then if he does that, the criminal charges will be dropped. he also has to live with his parents in belmont. check in with the court weekly and maintain treatment at the hospital. the da's office was strongly against this and they objected to the judge's

decision. but the judge sided with defense attorneys. >> front 4 is your local election headquarters. the california supreme court has ruled the measure that would have made it tougher for politicians to raise taxes must be removed from the november ballot. capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports. >> well, the measure's proponents vehemently disagree with the high court's decision. a decision governor gavin newsom had hoped for. it's a majorulingrom 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 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 initiative represented a fundamental change to our structure of government and therefore, it amounted to an impermissible revision of the constitution. 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 s echoing a similar sentiment. this from assembly speaker robert read this. ry pleased to the california supreme court rejected this unlawful and extre effort to take power away from local communities to pay for essential services like police and firefighters. but republicans believe it's a slap in the face to voters. we

have the right as citizens of california to 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. we're the highest taxed 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 capitol eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> it's 9.39. in san francisco. fans were able to say goodbye to the say, hey, kid at oracle park. s%nce tuesday, flowers been piling up. that will a statue right outside the stadium. and on thursday, the giants opened up for field the field for fans to watch the team play the set against the st. louis. cardinals now is a tribute to willie mays and to the leagues as well. kron four's nesbitt has some fans. >> while somber music played over the speakers of giants stadium, a long line of fans waited to sign the condolence book for willie mays. my heart's broken. it was an emotional day in the outfield thursday from fans like bert williams who thought a maze as a hero when he was a kid. i'm in my 70's, but it. kind of the end and might try do to improve a lo who dropped to his knees, praying. i didn't think i'd be so. so the motion

over that is to home to san francisco from chicago for the maze tribute, set the bar so high that nobody can touch it when he died. he took it with them. >> so he's just amazing of so many great memories. the baseball legend made his mark here after playing with the giants from 1951. to 1972. >> he got his start at rickwood field in birmingham where he played in the league and where thursday's tribute game for mays was played. fans watching from the outfield of oracle park. remember not just the baseball player, but the person. he was gentleman and set. good examples. he he let. >> some pretty heavy stuff roll right off his back spoke up when it was time did a great job for the league for the team. even if you didn't know who he was and with the players are, ended up watching him, whether it was the flowers surrounding the statue and willie mays plaza with the many condolences signed. it's clear the game of baseball is better off because of number. 24 never be another like him in san francisco. rob nesbitt kron. 4 news.

>> and after the break, we continue our coverage with the giants honoring willie mays at rickwood field as they take the cardinals. sports director jason dumas tells us who came out on top. >> and we will be warming up inland. if you want to beat the heat. the coast is the place to be for some cool and place to be for some cool and

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>> 44, with the summer olympics coming up, have you ever wondered how much training and healthy food going to an olympian's? a lot? yeah, but not for thanks sharing how top athletes stay in such great shape. so competitors at the olympic level must always eat in a way

that drastically different than the rest of us. depending on the sport that could mean consuming more than 8,000 calories per day. i did hear this with michael phelps, abd like 2 i got a tells encounters, ok, what else sounds great. actually how much also have to engage in specialized training practices called peaking. >> when you're peeking, you're trying to squeeze that last little bit of juice out of the orange, so to speak, to maximize performance, the higher level of athlete, the smaller differences there between pre peaking and post. so it may only be a one percent or less difference in performance, but at the highest levels that could be the difference between winning a gold medal and not even making the final heat. >> it's not just physical. experts say athletes must have mental preparedness for the olympics as well. >> i mentally he's sorry, olympics. >> all right. as your may be watching us on the treadmill

or something like that, just do that extra repi for lifting way. nice out there. do it today. not tomorrow. could be too high up salute. lee gayle is standing by with the weather for that. yes, you want to be indoors with the ac. >> and especially if you're inland because that's where things will get toasty starting today. it's now see mount diablo. the clouds are starting to break apart, but the clouds. get out by the coast, a typical bay area. some are set up now. watch out for some moderate air quality today and tomorrow you could see we have multiple fires burning across the state. los angeles have very unhealthy air today at so something to keep in mind as you make your way to the bay area. right now, we look pretty good in the green, but just keep that in mind. here's the smoke forecast because northern california has multiple fires in the area and sacramento and fresno, the central valley and san joaquin. you can see some moderate smoke, but the bay area looks like it's in the clear. but you may notice some haze as starting today and tomorrow with the lack of

surface so here is the satellite radar. you see the clouds hugging the coastline, but we see some afternoon clearing that will be mixing out during this late morning. and here's our weather pattern that various, you know, summer pattern with the clouds rolling in the morning. that come back in the evening. we will be hot inland and here it is. light winds. i was talking about relatively light today in the single digits and teens and then that will be the case throughout the day towards the afternoon. we'll see a little pop and the winds. 22 miles per hour in san francisco that that typical sea breeze and then you'll see some breezy conditions in the late afternoon. but things should be coming down. so be very, very pleasant night as the first full day of feel like a nice summer night in some places. saturday morning we start off with some very calm winds in the single digits and then we'll start to see that kick up during the afternoon. so saturday, it looks like it will be the hottest day of the week. we're talking almost triple digits or we could see some triple digit heat. we have a heat advisory starting

11:00am until 10:00pm tomorrow. so now walnut creek livermore, san jose and you can see a greater sacramento area and stocked in all going to be under this advisory. here's our 4 zone forecast for today. san francisco, low 70's around downtown low 60's. as you make your way to golden gate park and the sunset district over by the beaches. this is the place to be to beat the heat. upper 50's and low 60's over on the other side of peninsula. close to 70 degrees for you in south san francisco. then we start to see 70's in millbrae and burlingame as you make your way south. we start to see 80's now as we're warming up in san carlos. 82 for you. 83 over and redwood city and mountain view santa clara county. we start to heat up now with the low 90's in morgan hill. moscato 87 degrees in san jose to the east bay tried valley. we're seeing 90's in pleasanton and livermore. 87 for you in deadwood, 81 in union city. little cooler, 70 degrees in hayward, east bay shoreline. you're seeing 70's as well.

walnut creek, 89, 91 and conquered wind country going to be pretty warm in the upper 80's. 91 in youngsville. >> 90 in santa rosa 60's by the coast of point rays and stinson beach, 7 day outlook. so. >> keep an eye out for saturday inland. that's the hottest day the week sunday. you'll notice the temperatures gradually drop now to the low 90's and 70's by the bay of 60's by the coast. so much more comfortable temperatures heading our way after saturday. back to so much. gail, let's get quick look at the roads. and as you can see, the bay bridge. >> is that 20 minutes right now? we did have an earlier accident right around fort street. once you get into san francisco that had blocked 2 lanes, we are seeing cleanup happening but still taking you a minute to get across the bridge this morning. san mateo bridge also a 20 minute similar once you get into foster city slowdown over there. so that's taking a bit longer than typical on a friday richmond center fell is doing just fine. and just a lot of fog out towards the golden gate. anticipate turning on those windshield wipers a bit as you head up

and down highway one as well as the golden gate bridge itself. >> for your health, a worldwide warning about fake versions of some popular weight loss and diabetes medications, the world health organization has got reports of fake some magnitude. that's an active ingredient and we'll go vienna's epic and they say could pose a danger. 2 patients. if you take that eli lilly also saying that they are deeply concerned about this fake and jaro and zepbound that who is saying that patients can protect yourself, make sure that you only use of using this medication, but you get a prescription and it's from a doctor. >> car dealership? computer systems have been hit by massive cyber attack and it could impact the purchases through the weekend. if you want to make they a company that developed a software says that what it does is it helps dealers with negotiations and scheduling in servicing and

t hackers earlier in the week. they have been able to restore things. they did that very quickly. but car dealerships were told this could be a risk about 15,000 dealers across the u.s. and use it. so just beware. yeah. well, in sports, the giants honored willie mays at rickwood field as they took on the cardinals. yeah. it was a tribute game to the leads kron. 4 sports director jason dumas takes a look. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> the giant 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-game tribute to honor mays and the league all-stars. willie, 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 will sun and then berrien can griffey junior just 2 heavyweights of the game. obviously, barry bonds, got sun 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 brendan donovan. he gets all of that one. that's a 2 run home run and will it pass the lead to 3 top of the 3rd same score to 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 3 run, bomb fashion from other way for ramos, step to get help. but the cardinals. >> they would get their get back out of it breaches. first sac gave them the lead. and then in the 5th donovan strikes again, he's from alabama playing in his home

state team. this bullpen only 2 active major leaguers. i heard it from alabama. he's one of top of the 6 same score home. 2 for wilmer flores and score from weather for drives. one in chapman who comes into score. stripped away at the 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. resume that series on saturday with the cards all right. special look at sports. >> it's 9.52. and coming up in the next hour, the kron 4 morning news. you want to get the sunscreen? we're going to tell you why health experts say it's very important that you get the right kind. we

have a chance to buy a nice san francisco home for about $500,000 thing is. >> you can't move in for about 30 years. the home is in russian hill and the asking price is $488,000. so, you know, immediately what's wrong with it? haha, it's 1100 square feet. it has 3 bedrooms and 2 baths. the problem is somebody is currently renting it. and there's a 30 year rental agreement. so if you buy this today, you have to know that you can't live in it for 30 years. the lease is up in 2053. that's when you're able to move in. the listing says that the current tenant,

we'll continue to live there and the current tenant. yeah, the current tenant gets to pay the right. you can't up the rent either. and right now this tenant for the next 30 years to pay $470 a $400 a month. i don't care about buying it. i you can rent it if they die. that amazing? good for that. and it's kind of cool that we're selling is like this and you can buy it. but this person gets to stay for the like it's kind of a win for everyone except for whoever were bought by again there. >> well, coming up in the next hour on the kron 4 morning news, the u.s. department. >> making major move in the fight against fentanyl trafficking. how recent crackdown affecting us us here in the bay area. plus, the biggest question on the bay area. where is mayor thao right now? the latest details and their major fbi raid at her home. ■x

>> now on the kron 4 morning news. new details about the fbi raid on oakland, mayor sheng cows. house. 15 people are shot after a juneteenth celebration in oakland will hear from a woman who survived. and a controversial curfew for shops in the tenderloin to cut down on crime. >> from the bay local news station, you're watching on morning team. >> good morning and thanks for waking up with us here on the kron 4 morning news. i'm daria and we've done a little rhythm are all