[kids playing in water tank] delicious chicken they may or may not deserve. perdue. : thanks for joining me on today's adventure. may or may not deserve. from the columbus zoo, i'm jack hanna, hoping you'll come along next time as i go into the wild. >> i have no information that she has done anything wrong. and the suggestion that this search warrant indicates that she's done something wrong. then why haven't they arrested her? >> now on the kron 4 morning news a day after the fbi raid

on her home in oakland. mayor sheng thao has hired an attorney who argues the mayor has nothing to hide. and police opened fire on a man allegedly waving a gun and pointed it drivers in the east the latest on the investigation this morning. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it's saturday, june the 22nd. let's get your day started with a look at the weather with dave sphar. welcome back to wall. thank you. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and boy the heat spike coming our way for this afternoon. yeah. buckle up. hot temperatures coming for. >> some of the folks inland that don't always see these heat spikes will be into that in just a bit. right now, we have to cure some of that fog. it's covering up the east bay shoreline for now. that will probably expand terms from our perspective here as it starts to mix. don't worry, we'll mix

it out for blue skies for most this afternoon. this is what you can see by even 11 o'clock. it's even clearing along the coast. it will come back again for tomorrow and we're going to have a little help from some onshore winds at the surface, help out with some of these temps. now back to the excessive heat. look at the geography that's covered santa clara valley in this lot of the communities of tri valley. you're involved in this as well as a good chunk up there in the north bay selectively, though and notice how there's like a whole and parts of u.s. law. no county due to those onshore winds will get some of those this afternoon. got a little front up north. it's week going to help provide some of those onshore winds tomorrow, slight reduction of temperatures. calm winds, though, for right now. we'll see a little pick up this afternoon to get your 50's covering most of the bay 62 for antioch. 51 fremont and again 50's off towards the peninsula. couple degrees ahead of where number was from this time yesterday away. we go through the 90's as we top off and some locations to near 100. but again, it will be a one-day event getting a little better on your sunday. more details in a bit. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you.

>> we have not heard from or seen. oakland mayor sheng thao since the fbi raided her home. but her lawyer says that she is prepared to cooperate with authorities force charles clifford reports. >> well, oakland mayor sheng thao has not spoken publicly since federal agents entered her home on thursday morning. but her attorney said on friday that she's willing to cooperate with any investigation and that she has no plans to resign as mayor. they have not informed us that she's the target of anything. attorney tony brass who represents oakland, mayor sheng thao said on friday that so far no one from the fbi, the postal service or the irs. >> has spoken to the mayor about why they searched her home on thursday morning. he says he has no reason to believe the mayor has done anything wrong and that she is ready to answer any questions they might have. there's no indictment. >> there's no arrest warrant for her. so that is that's what's not happened. well, there is a search warrant for a location. >> the fbi has not revealed any specific details about the

search. only saying in a statement 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. bres says he has no reason to believe the mayor has violated any such rules. i know of no reason. i know of no protocols that were not followed that call her ethics into question. mayor thao has not spoken or appeared publicly since thursday morning. brass says that's because she is trying to stay focused and doing her job. she has press in front of her home, which is incredibly distracting. and she has a very high pressure job. he also says that despite some calling on the mayor to step down, she has no intention of doing so. she seems determined to continue to be oakland's mayor and there's no reason why she shouldn't at this point. he also hopes that the public will let the legal process play out before passing judgment. i think that

her political opponents we're going to, of course, exploit this. but as far as this investigation is concerned, just wait and now bres said that he thinks the mayor will probably speak publicly about this at some point next week. but for now in marin, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> this week, the fbi also raided the offices of california waste solutions. company known to have a history of legal troubles. the city of oakland sued the company back in 2017, accusing them of overcharging for services. both sides later settled the case and the company agreed to refund some customers in amounts ranging up to several $1000. stay with kron. 4 on air and online. as we learn more about this developing news, you can download the kron 4 app to get push alerts sent to your mobile device when the news breaks, you can also find the latest developments on our website. kron 4 dot com. today. oakland police beef up patrols in closed down streets around lake merritt for lake fest. wednesday, 15 people

were shot in the area after a sideshow took over a juneteenth celebration. today's lake fest features more than 100 artists, musicians and vendors selling food and drinks. it happens from 11 to 7 more than 20,000 people attended last year. and we now have a verdict on friday. a san francisco jury found david depape guilty on all charges in the state trial over the hammer attack on nancy pelosi's husband, paul jury deliberations lasted just over 2 days. the path was charged with first-degree burglary, false imprisonment of an elder threatening a family member of a public official and dissuading a witness. he faces up to life behind bars without the possibility of parole. friday's convictions in state court come weeks after a federal judge sentenced up for the hammer attack. the pups lawyer says he plans to appeal. police in oakland are investigating after a person riding their bike was hit and killed. it happened early friday morning in a

residential neighborhood at 1, 0, 5, 0, what a 5th avenue and june court. witnesses tell officers a speeding silver saturn sedan hit the victim. they say the driver got out of the car, removed the victim's bike from under the car and then left the area. people living in the area say speeding has been an issue and they've noticed speedbumps missing. san francisco police are investigating a shooting that left one person dead and a warning that this video you're about to see may be graphic for some. police say this happened around 7 last night in the area of 8th and mission in the south of market neighborhood. this video from the citizen app shows paramedics helping the victim who later died at the hospital. police say they detained a possible suspect. they did not release any other details. a shooting happened just around the corner from another shooting earlier friday that injured one person citizen app. video shows police in the area of 11th in norfolk streets. no arrests may get. police say the person shot. he's at the hospital and

is expected to be okay. water main break flooded several homes friday near san francisco's glen park neighborhood. large volumes of water was seen streaming down. harper and randall street. one resident tells us city crews have been in the area working to fix underground pipes for quite some time. >> working the team. plumbing in the streets have been working on the pipes in the streets for about 7 months now. and they had just finished sealing up the street this past monday. and a miss him. so they're out there again. >> crews say 7 buildings were affected by the flooding. what man investigators say was pointing a gun at cars friday morning is in the hospital after being shot by a police officer. investigators say the man was waving a replica gun at cars. there are chevron gas joe davis avenue in newer boulevard. police say the officer who shot the man did

not realize that the gun was fake. the firearm was later determined to be a replica of a glock pistol. >> it is identical to a standard issue. glock pistol and it looks exactly like the replica it is intended to imitate. >> the suspect is expected to survive. people living in alameda county soon get more access to emergency medical care. the second level of the washington hospital in fremont becomes a trauma center starting in july. officials say the facility will provide 24 7 care for critically injured patients. this will be the county's 4th trauma center. joining highland hospital, it in medical center and ucsf benioff children's hospital in oakland. another raising canes is coming to the east bay. the food chain plans to open a restaurant this fall and the haywood retail center off mission boulevard earlier this year, chain announced it would also open in san jose in coma. the runs a restaurant out of oakland. for your money

this morning. gas prices are notorious for going up during the summer months, but could good news be on the way? well, first any justice is live for us now in walnut creek with what you need to know as you plan out your next road trip. good morning, tiffany. good morning, stephanie. exactly. summer travel, some of the highest gas prices you can see for the year. but there is some relieve. >> gas prices actually down compared to a month ago. so we want to talk about this a break. this down for you on this saturday morning. so national the national average is coming in at 3. 45 4 a gallon. but californians still paying higher paying for 81 for a gallon of gasoline. however, prices are down compared to last month here in california for regular currently, you'll paying for 81 at the pump. but last month who are paying about a dollar? more at 5.71. for premium.

it's coming up at 5.24. a gallon last month. that was coming in at 5.51. so premium per gallon down slightly compared to last month. so we do want to break this down even further going city to city santa rosa for a gallon of gas. you're going to be paying around 5 o 9, napa 508, in san francisco in the city. you're going to be paying around 4.99 for a gallon of gasoline sandra fell for 93 oakland for 90 san jose for e 81 for a gallon allay fairfield, the cheapest for the bay area coming in at 4.85. for a gallon of gasoline. so gas prices down for the month. maybe a good time to plan road trip. stephanie, back to you. thank you so much for those numbers and the breakdown this morning. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news wildfires continue to burn across

california. look at the latest containment numbers and fire crews continue as fire crews continue to battle those flames. plus the measure california voters no longer have a say in after a california supreme court ruling. and lawmakers are coming together for a bill they hope will bring smiles to millions of californians literally. we explain. some

good news this morning on firefighting efforts in sonoma county. >> crews say the point fire is now 80% contained and they do not expect any further fire activity stemming from that

blaze. cal fire says more than 20,000 feet of hose have been used to fight the point. fire the flames destroyed 3 buildings and damaged 2 others. we know at least 2 of those destroyed buildings or homes. and the biggest fire burning right now in our state. the sites fire remains active in colusa county. it's burned more than 19,000 acres and is 30% contained. cal-fire sharing this video showing 64 miles of control lines lay down to stop the spread of that fire. all right. taking a live look outside now from our mount tam camera looking gorgeous and beautiful blue skies up there as well. dave, what are you keeping an eye on? >> okay. they're stephanie. good morning. good morning, everybody. take care. that marine layer is what's working here because above us very much dry air and warm air to here's the east bay shoreline may recall. we talked about 15 minutes ago or so. this is pretty much covered up. now you can make out a little bit of the urban background. there is a stretch to peel away a bit. so everybody's going to

be pretty much in the sun today and warming very much so 50's for around the perimeter of the bay inland. we get about 65 antioch. slow going. but these numbers are probably start moving as we get to late in the morning. quick check in the future cast for not much to see whatever happens with that marine layer might be some lingering clouds along the coast. a little bit of the peninsula, but on balance will open up nicely tomorrow. thickens up just a touch. okay. for tomorrow morning. again, that mixes out nicely but will thicken up again by monday. now we do see the winds both today tomorrow working our magic on shore. that's a good thing. keeps those temperatures down a little bit. not a lot, but little bit. that's a weak effort. but at least it's the right direction. and you get that afternoon breeze cooking here. it will pop in certain spots. would you expect it right across the carquinez strait like this? this is one of the reasons why in solano county, they do. we're covering the carquinez strait is not directly in that heat advisory, but this might or technicality direction, the arrow, the winds that tells you onshore. we like that'll

keep up. het advisory today near 100 in london. 90's cover the east bay. we're talking about mid 90's here that we shave a good chunk off for tomorrow. sunny, not as hot 90's inland. we'll see 80's for the east bay cooling off a little bit more. so we're not as hot monday into tuesday. there's a minor little bump on wednesday before in a little front, we're getting little pieces of fronts to go to our north. there are enough to keep that on shore flow going. i know it's a minor distinction, but it keeps us lightning the cool category, but also that marine layer get shoved off to the east. we need that for the fires too. 74 san francisco !ú oakland, 92 san jose. there you have it highs today. again, 100 for livermore, antioch, a lot of readings. well, in the business of the 90's with 80's, even for the east bay shoreline, here's half moon bay still some fog at to the surface. notice 94 tomorrow by night monday, we're talking about 90 little bump here middle week, and it will kind of cool back off again. but through all of this, the winds remain on

shore. and we do have a little when you recall sometimes the sultry august september days, no winds at all. we have a little bit of a breeze. so that helps. all right. we'll always take a little bit of a breeze, especially the wet weather gets warmer stay. >> well, a judge this week ordered stanford university in stanford health care pay 10 million dollars in damages in connection to an employee's racial harassment case. that lawsuit filed back in 2017 by a former worker alleged the plantiffs co workers use the n word and mistreated black patients. one image included in the lawsuit shows a staffer dressed as a member of the ku klux. the day after the lawsuit was filed, the university's dean in hospital ceo sent an email to 22,000 staff members implying the employee had been dishonest. the jury ultimately found the email defamed. the plaintiff. stay till these officials give waymo the green light to expand outside of san francisco. you can soon spot

the autonomous vehicles in los angeles in san mateo, san mateo officials tried to push back on the expansion but were not successful. supervisor david campos says he's disappointed in the decision. it says the county hasn't heard from women about the plan to roll out the cars. >> communicate with local localities because they're governed by the pcs. so we need to create a regulatory framework. >> that monitors how these cars are performing. >> what i'm afraid of is that if we leave it all to the attack. >> and there aren't any. rails. that basically we're leaving it to an industry where we have companies are p and there are no rules of the road. >> tampa says he is all for innovative technology but is just not convinced these cars are safe. as a senator dave cortese weighing in as well.

this week he withdrew his bill that would have given cities the power to regulate the operation of babies. he says he pulled it because of disagreements with the assembly transportation committee what is it believed there should be a balance between state and local regulation when it comes to driverless cars. >> some can you imagine of something, you know, did happen around, unfortunate, you know something unfortunate happened around school site with an autonomous vehicle. you know, the pta would get involved, right? you know, probably the teachers would get involved be able to go right down to their school board. and then to their city council. they feel tickle talk to the mayor. they'd be able to say, look, put some precautions in place here. how do you go talk to dmv about any of that? and we don't even have a process for that. >> is plans to resubmit the bill in january of next year with more specifics be operations at airports and

near school zones and other areas. he hopes being more detailed will help get through. your local election headquarters? the california supreme court ruled a measure that would make it tougher for politicians to raise taxes must be removed from the november ballot. it's known as the taxpayer protection act or tpa. the measure would have required every new state and local tax increase be approved by voters. it already qualified for the november election ballot. but governor gavin newsom and many democrats argued it would leave illegally revise the state constitution and would interfere with the basic role of government. the state supreme court agreed. >> what they said was is that this clearly affects one of the core aspects of government taxation. and they said that it was safe. just 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.

>> proponents for the measure say they will work to introduce another ballot measure in 2026. democrats and republicans in sacramento are coming together for a bill they say will hopefully bring smiles to millions of californians literally. it's known as the smile at the bill calls for low-income residents and rolled in the medical program to be eligible for tooth replacement coverage. right now. medicaid covers procedures to remove a tooth but not to replace it with an that. >> to be able to smile, to be confident in that job interview are on that date or in a family portrait are to do something as basic has properly chewing food. what is the point of being one of the wealthiest states in the world and not be able to provide basic rights to residents in need of basic dignity. >> as a republican here in sacramento, i can smile. we have this much bipartisanship together. let's all give a big smile.

>> the bill has no formal opposition, but lawmakers acknowledge dental implants are not cheap. high costs could pose a challenge to fund the bill while the state faces a multibillion-dollar deficit. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, san francisco health officials say they are seeing a decrease in overdose deaths. what they say is deaths. what they say is helping save lives.

dupixent can help people with asthma breathe better in as little as 2 weeks. so this is better. even this. dupixent is an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma that's not for sudden breathing problems. dupixent can cause allergic reactions that can be severe. tell your doctor right away if you have rash, chest pain, worsening shortness of breath, tingling or numbness in your limbs. tell your doctor about new or worsening joint aches and pain or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines including steroids, without talking to your doctor. ask your specialist about dupixent.

>> police arrested a drunk driver for crashing into 2 utility poles in sebastopol. it happened around 11 thursday night at bodega in florence avenues. transformer was destroyed, causing parts of sebastopol to be without power for several hours. police say the driver was going more than 90 miles per hour. the draw first. the driver suffered minor injuries. and beware of the gold bar scam. police in brentwood say scammers posing as the u.s. government are telling victims their finances have been hacked. police say that the scammers then persuade victims to turn their cash assets into gold, then handed over to a person posing as a federal agent. police are asking people to please get in touch if they think they've been scammed. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news and new debate on the military draft. should women be draft. should women be included? stay with us.

dupixent can help people with asthma breathe better in as little as 2 weeks. so this is better. even this. dupixent is an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma that's not for sudden breathing problems. dupixent can cause allergic reactions that can be severe. tell your doctor right away if you have rash, chest pain, worsening shortness of breath, tingling or numbness in your limbs. tell your doctor about new or worsening joint aches and pain or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines including steroids, without talking to your doctor. ask your specialist about dupixent.

the kron 4 morning news, san francisco health officials say they're seeing a decrease in drug overdose numbers. look inside the latest effort to save lives on city streets. and a san mateo father is making big strides towards helping his son battle a rare genetic brain disease hear his pledge to raise awareness and walk for strength. good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. thank you so much for being here with us. let's get your day started with a look at the weather with mister dave spahr. good morning, dave. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. another hot one coming our way. the heat spike expected this afternoon. that's going to push some of those inland highs. oh, yes.

>> back to the century, mark, not the first time we've seen it this year, but it will be another will shock to the system here a little bit. the good news is we are getting a continuous flow not just today tomorrow, but throughout next week of at least an onshore wind builds in intensity a little bit later on during the week. here's a quick shot of the east bay shoreline. you can see that fog we talk about this morning started to erode and peel away, giving us those cobalt blue skies in. yes, excessive heat we have today heat advisory that look at the geography that's covered. it looks like almost all of the east bay, including tri valley, east bay shoreline. typically not in that will. that will be plenty warm then. meanwhile, in the south bay, you're also saying that they're to a lot of santa clara valley and then up north and some of those valleys up in the north bay, such as in napa and portions of solano county, except though that onshore wind a little bit will help out. we have a weak front or backyard. you actually can't see and hear from this vantage point, but it will bring some slightly reduction of temperatures for tomorrow. 50's over most of the region. 65 meanwhile, for antioch and yes, a degree or 2 hotter than

yesterday's numbers were will be building on that this afternoon. look at that upper 90's by 2 o'clock. and again, topping off at about 100 some relief for tomorrow and into next week. your forecast stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> health officials in san francisco say they are seeing a decrease in overdose deaths. kron four's rob nesbitt takes a look at the program. the city says is saving lives. >> doctors with the department of health and san francisco talk today about buprenorphine micro. dosing which they consider to be an innovative way to treat fentanyl addiction. san francisco's night navigator program has been in the works since march every night from 08:00pm to midnight in the tenderloin health experts connect people struggling with addiction treatment. we conducted approximately 440 in the field. nighttime telehealth visits, director of behavioral health and mental health in san francisco. doctor hilary cummins says micro dosing buprenorphine has been one of the most successful forms of treatment of people. north iin is one of the 2 most highly effective medications. and

reduces the risk of overdose deaths by approximately 50%. the other medication as methadone. but there are strict regulations on who can prescribe that medication. doctor joanna eveland is the chief medical officer for people experiencing homelessness and for people who use drugs. she says that buprenorphine helps decrease the withdrawal symptoms that someone struggling with addiction experiences when they stop using harmful drugs. we know the printing is a highly effective medication for controlling, create things. >> my patients who are taking different if you report that they feel normal and stable, they can go back to work. they can take care of their families. the night navigator program does not just work to provide drug treatment in the tenderloin. doctor eveland is oftentimes on the other end of the phone during telehealth calls me late at night. >> working to remove the barriers that someone struggling with addiction might face. they need an id if they need. >> help getting their insurance updated if they need transportation to the pharmacy as well as offering hotel rooms or access to a shelter

bed for someone experiencing homelessness at the same time as an addiction to fentanyl. >> in addition to the night navigator program, the city also provides treatment with buprenorphine at several locations. >> including primary care clinics and homeless shelters. reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> the overdose reversal. drug naloxone is now available for free at eligible organizations across our state. you can also find it at your local pharmacy in a twin path for around $20. police in newark this morning are investigating the 2022 unsolved death of a 24 year-old man. investigators say sergio was in a comatose state when he was taken by his friends to washington hospital in fremont, his friends claimed he was from a fall during a basketball game. but medical staff was suspicious of that stor saying the man's injuries didn't match what they were told. we're to ultimately died a few days later, investigators later learned from a witness. was hurt during a fight at ashley park in newark. now they're working ind out who was invo

officers say poenal witnesses are not cooperating with the investigation. they're asking anyone with information to give them a call. in the south bay, a local branch of the national labor relations board is taking up a case involving workers in san jose. complaint from the federal agency's office in oakland said premier recycle interfered with workers, efforts to organize for better pay and working conditions. the company is also accused of letting go of 7 workers keen to union activities and discouraging union membership. judge hears the case december 3rd, premier recycle has not responded to our request for comment. the contra costa county mosquito and vector control says 2 more dead birds tested positive for west nile virus. both were american prose found in concord. in all health. officials say 3 birds tested positive for the virus this year. scientists warn that as the summer warms up, there are higher chances of the virus spreading. car fire quickly

turned into a brush fire near i-580, in oakland citizen app. video shows that smoke near the 89 think golf links road exit around 6 friday evening. that incident shut down 2 westbound lanes for a few hours while crews work to contain this fire. no one was hurt. and a father is emma tate was making big strides towards helping his son battle. a rare genetic brain disease. randy allen set out this week to walk 68 miles a nod to the gene that impacts his son's disease. slc 6, a 8. it's where the brain does not have enough create an and that can result in cognitive delays, intellectual disabilities, even epilepsy. >> and, you know, with lucas to keep the suffers with this every day. and for me to go walk, 68 miss the least i can do to help raise friends, family mourns. i haven't heard from for a while, you know, reach out nicole are there's

there's opportunity this is a fundraiser. so it's been fantastic to have them reach out offer their support. so it's been overwhelming. >> allan wrapped up his walk last night. he says there is no cure for his son's disease, but they are looking for one and you can find more information on walk for strength. just a that up online. the supreme court upheld a federal law meant to protect domestic violence victims by restricting abusers from having guns. washington correspondent maddie beer-temple has reaction. >> in an 8 to one ruling, the court said the government can stop dangerous people from getting guns. specifically those found by a court to pose a credible threat of physical safety to another person. writing for the majority. chief justice john roberts said those with domestic violence restraining orders can be barred from having a gun. this ruling is a huge relief for women and children in this country. emma brown with the gun violence prevention group. giffords says if justices had

overturned the law, it could have been catastrophic for survivors of domestic violence. the fact that we are litigating and talking about whether or not people at the domestic violence restraining orders should have firearm access is ridiculous. the decision reverses a lower court ruling that said a texas man who hit and threatened to shoot his girlfriend could have a gun. >> syracuse law professor lauren golden didn't expect the court to rule in his favor. he was. >> reportedly seen dragging his then girlfriend out of the car by her hair in his opinion, justice roberts wrote, quote, since the founding our nation's firearm laws have included provisions preventing individuals who threaten physical harm to others from misusing firearms. i think this is the right decision. georgetown law dean, william treanor said justice is based their opinion on a broad view of history at the time of the founding. and so you don't look at. >> were their bans guns for people who commit domestic violence. you look at it where

their bans on guns for people are dangers. trainer says the court's lone dissenter justice clarence thomas took a narrower view of history. they do not take the same approach to what the original understanding >> this isn't the only second amendment case. the court decided this term last week justices overturned a ban on bump stocks in washington. i'm maddie beer-temple. the u.s. military has not activated a draft and more than 50 years. but congress is now debating whether to change that process. >> the proposals would expand the draft women for the first time in automatically register those eligible to be called up. democrats argue it's in the best interest of national security to include all able-bodied citizens, ages 18 to 25 in the draft. but despite recruitment challenges, republicans say the proposed requirement is unnecessary. we can recruit. >> good young men and women in the military without a draft. >> none of those proposals

would activate the draft. the president would ultimately have the power to do that. which last happened in 1973. at the end of the vietnam war. meanwhile, gop lawmakers argue congress should instead focus on pay raises and better recruiters for the military. in summary colors to take note of this morning, nearly 600,000 glass coffee mugs made by george old are being recalled because of a possible burn hazard. federal safety officials say the base of the declan single wall glass coffee mugs can crack or break when filled with hot liquid. there have been more than 100 reports of the glass breaking at the face, causing dozens of injuries from spilled hot liquids or cots. several people had to get medical attention. consumers who have these mugs are urged to stop using them and contact the distributor new york based and then products for a full refund. amber concerns also causing the recall of portable device chargers sold at costco. safety regulators say

the mycharge power hub all in one 10,000. millie up our charger could overheat and cause catch fire during charging. there have been 120 reports of this happening. there are also fires at 2 homes as a result. 3 models are under the recall. customers are advised to stop using them and contact mycharge to the company's recall website for a replacement. know exhibits at the children's discovery museum in san jose opens next week. and here's a preview at the exploration portal. it features 8 new interactive exhibits with a focus on that science and nature. plus, a new outdoor education playspace. >> this extraordinary place alongside every child in our community. and every child who walks in this place feels they feel welcome and they get an opportunity to have experience that people remember for a lifetime.

>> the portal is located next to the guadalupe river. the creators used native plants and shrubs to reflect local biodiversity. the new exhibit opens next saturday, june 29th. and calling all wine lovers taste of sonoma is today a kendall jackson wine estate and gardens tickets are still available. they go for $210. and with that, you get a taste wines from 100 wineries, more than 100 wineries and it from food trucks lineup also includes a beer garden. the event goes on from 11 to 4 and the afternoon. hopefully some good weather for that plenty of it. yeah. but bring the water bottles, even extra ones. look at the temps we're looking at today. 100 livermore up in the north plenty of 90's to throw around as well. >> check into your 4 zone forecast. plus that extended across what it to.

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away. going to mostly sunny skies. we're going to that marine layer back again tomorrow morning. and those onshore winds are going continue. it looks like all week long, which is good news, by the way, for tahoe today is actually going to be hotter then tomorrow. but it gives you general idea. we're still cooking above 80 all the way into early next week. we're going to see be be seeing a pullback. both there and here back to those winds remember gets hot. it's hot upstairs. that's true. we're still going to have this heat spike, but at least the afternoon winds check in not so apparent today. just a minor breezes will build that a little bit more. so tomorrow and also into your monday as those effects start to wane a little bit here. we're getting some of the effects of this. the backside of this affront a bit to provide some of those onshore winds. however, afterwards, we're not getting the offshore winds, which is very much a plus. here's how it looks like in the big scale. you can watch another week front. looks like by wednesday or so. so we may again spike up a little bit by wednesday, not over, not out doing our act today, but we'll

get warmer a little bit on wednesday. then cool off slightly to finish off the week here again, we don't see any spikes of offshore winds pop in here, at least not in the 7 day forecast. we have about 74 going on for a high today. san francisco, again complements, although it's minor onshore wind 60's covering us of the coast here. 79 going on for burlingame. 84 foster city, 90 for palo alto, the south bay. don't forget that heat advisory does cover good chunk of real estate down here. 94 campbell, 96 los gatos, also for morgan hill, 91 for santa clara east bay shoreline. we're getting those upper 80's to near about 90 looks like the going on for livermore tri valley. well, in the business of the upper 90's to near 100 87 oakland, 80 for berkeley. but do you check in about a 76? 96 fairfield, 91 for napa will do about a 96 for santa rosa. you get the general trend of things. nice drop happens tomorrow here for sunday and we see some upper 80's by the time we get to around wednesday, little minor relief again. onshore winds firmly in place to funny.

>> dave, thanks so much. for continues, our celebration of pride month this morning, the oakland men's chorus came together in 1999. and since then, they've raised their voices in song working to inspire creativity, kindness, and courage in the community. joining us live this morning to share more our ben rigs, artistic director. and while we board president, good morning to the both of thank you so much for being here bright and early with us. we appreciate it. first of all, tell us a bit about how this month has been going for you. i imagine it's been quite busy. >> it's certainly been a whirlwind prize. always for us until we've been rehearsing nonstop. we've been reaching out of the community and getting are getting voices out there for everyone for the last couple of weeks. it's always busy and we're looking forward to the next pride month event as you do have some performances that are happening today. are actually this evening at 7.30, and tomorrow at 4 o'clock laney college in oakland and its

star being pried show, you can't stop. the beat were excited to welcome our audiences have a happy pride. >> fantastic. it tell us to the organization itself, the history when it was started. >> sure, we started were founded in 1999. by kramer. he came across the day and started the oakland men's chorus. we've had variety of membership numbers from the as low as 25 to now our highest numbers last concert we had. 85 people are saying on stage, this one are running about 70. we've been around for quite a while. our mission is to give voice through song to a community where everyone matters. and we really take that to heart and have been over the last 25 years, putting ourselves out into the community and making sure that the community knows that we're here not just a saying but also to support. >> yeah, absolutely. and you know, ben, for as the artistic director tell us to about what kind of goes your mind as you're putting together these different acts and the different lineups in terms of what the group is going to be performing every year. sure. i mean, i we we try to have a

real variety because we have a lot of different folks in the course and a whole variety of folks in our audience. >> and i think that way, we want to both celebrate where we've come from as well as really get folks excited about what the future might hold. there are so many issues out there that we want to sing about. in addition to just celebrating something like pride month and it's it's finding, you know, that exact a mix of great songs that are going to encourage people. yes. and of course, to the point that you're making, it is important to talk about lgbtq+ issues year-round, not just during pride month. so other other ways and opportunities and people can get involved with organization throughout the year and maybe tune into some more performances. absolutely. we perform 3 concerts a we also look to have volunteers. so any folks that are out in the community. >> that not might not necessarily want to come in saying with us. we have a lot of folks that we need to support our shows from backstage production, the front of house and all of those things. and we welcome anyone who also is a singer in the tenor based range. so you can come and sing with us. you can come and volunteer with

us. come and meet some of our people. we have such a variety of folks in our organization. okay, wonderful. and as we start to wrap things up here in terms of the interview because we do have a fantastic performance in just a moment here >> it given the state of where lgbtq rights are today and just the constant evolution of the dialogue that's happening right now of what is the message that you hope that people take away when they hear one of your performances, this point? you know, i think that the best thing that we can do is simply be out there be visible >> give some hope and encouragement both to our community and all of our allies who are who are backing us up and just making sure everyone realizes as well. he said that we do give voice to song to a community where we all matter. and tell us a bit about what you'll be performing for us this is from the show. hairspray. some some folks may know and it's the title song of her concert. you can't stop the one of my favorites, too. thanks so much. well, we will let you guys take it away. ben rigs,

artistic director. and while board president of the oakland, men's chorus, thank you so much. thank you as this morning. all right. let's take away.

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>> i have no information that she has done anything wrong. and the suggestion that this search warrant indicates that she's done something wrong. then why haven't they arrested her? >> now on the kron 4 morning news a day after the fbi raid on her home in oakland. mayor sheng thao has hired an attorney. argues the mayor has nothing to hide. and police opened fire on a man allegedly waving a gun and pointing it drivers in the east bay. the latest on the investigation this morning. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's saturday, june the 22nd. let's get your day started with a look at the weather with dave sphar. welcome back day. thank you, stephanie. good morning. and good morning, everybody. going to be a hot one for today. another heat spike coming our

way, pushing some of those inland highs right up around the century. mark, it looks like and our heat advisory covers a little bit more territory than it frequently does. we'll show you that map and a bit. first things first, that fog peeling away. how about this? just a little bit of haze off towards the distance, cobalt blue. it looks like even in the east bay shoreline, which is not tend to be in this heat advisory. but there you see it. good chunk of the east bay is covered. that means a lot of the communities in the tri valley. also down to santa clara valley to covered in that with some of the valleys up north. now we do have some of those onshore winds working here this afternoon and it's going to break the back of this heat spike by tomorrow. little passage of this week front then will try to see a little bit of an upsurge by the middle of the week until it comes back down the winds currently are running are calm, but we do expect an afternoon up spurt occurring here. most readings in the 50's across the geography, although we're getting some 60's taking hold well in the east 8, these numbers above where they were this time from yesterday, fairfield already 7 degrees above. so the breakdown today puts us near 100. it looks like by mid

afternoon for a lot of the well inland spots in the east bay. again, some minor relief by tomorrow. we'll take a look at the forecast for you stephanie. dave, thank you. >> we have not heard from or seen oakland mayor sheng thao since the fbi raided her home. but her lawyer says she is prepared to cooperate with authorities. kron four's charles clifford reports. >> well, oakland mayor sheng thao has not spoken publicly since federal agents entered her home on thursday morning. but her attorney said on friday that she's willing to cooperate with any investigation and that she has no plans to resign as mayor. they have not informed us that she's the target of anything. attorney tony brass who represents oakland, mayor sheng thao said on friday that so far no one from the fbi, the postal service or the irs. >> has spoken to the mayor about why they searched her home on thursday morning. he says he has no reason to believe the mayor has done anything wrong and that she is ready to answer any questions they might have. there's no indictment.

>> there's no arrest warrant for her. so that is that's what's not happened. well, there is a search warrant for a location. >> the fbi has not revealed any specific details about the search. only saying in a statement 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. bres says he has no reason to believe the mayor has violated any such rules. i know of no reason. i know of no protocols that were not followed that call her ethics into question. mayor thao has not spoken or appeared publicly since thursday morning. brass says that's because she is trying to stay focused and doing her job. she has press in front of her home, which is incredibly distracting. and she has a very high pressure job. he also says that despite some calling on the mayor to step down, she has no intention of doing so. she seems determined

to continue to be oakland's mayor and there's no reason why she shouldn't at this point. he also hopes that the public will let the legal process play out before passing judgment. i think that her political opponents we're going to, of course, exploit this. but as far as this investigation is concerned, just wait and now bres said that he thinks the mayor will probably speak publicly about this at some point next week. but for now in marin, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> well, this week, the fbi also raided the offices of california waste solutions. a company known to have a history of legal troubles. the city of oakland sued the company back in 2017, accusing them of overcharging for services. both sides later settled the case and the company agreed to refund some customers and amounts raging up to several $1000 and stay with kron 4 on air and online. as we learn more about this developing news, you can download the kron 4 app to get push alerts sent to your mobile device when the news breaks, you can also find the latest developments on our

website. kron 4 dot com. and today, oakland police, they do beef up patrols in closed down streets around lake merritt for lake fest. on wednesday, 15 people were shot in the area after a sideshow took over a juneteenth celebration. today is like festus feature more than 100 artists, musicians and vendors selling food and drinks. it happens from 11 to 7 more than 20,000 people attended last year. and we have a verdict on friday. a san francisco jury found david depape guilty on all charges in the state trial over the hammer attack on nancy pelosi's husband, paul jury deliberations lasted just over 2 days to pat. path was charged with first-degree burglary, false imprisonment of an elder threatening a family member of a public official and dissuading a witness. he faces up to life behind bars without the possibility of parole. friday's convictions in state court come weeks after a federal judge sentenced a path for the hammer attack. the lawyer says he plans to appeal. police in oakland are

investigating after a person riding their bike was hit and killed. it happened early friday morning in a residential neighborhood at 1, o 5th avenue in june court. witnesses tell officers a speeding silver saturn sedan hit the victim. they say the driver got out of the car, removed the victims by from under the car and then left the area. people living in the area say speeding has been an issue here and they've notice speedbumps missing. francisco police are investigating a shooting that left one person dead and a warning. this video you're about to see may be graphic for some. police say this happened around 7 last night in the area of a sand mission in the south of market neighborhood. the video from citizen app shows paramedics helping the victim who later died at the hospital. police say they detained a possible suspect. they have not released additional details. the soma shooting happened right around the corner from another shooting earlier friday that injured one person citizen app. video shows

police in the area of 11th in norfolk street. no arrests made yet here. police say the person shot is at the hospital and is expected to be okay. water main break flooded several homes friday near san francisco's glen park neighborhood. large volumes of water was seen streaming down. harper and randall street. one resident tells us city crews have been in the area working to fix underground pipes for quite some time. >> working the team. plumbing in the streets have been working on the pipes in the streets for about 7 months now. and they had just finished filling up the street this past monday. and a miss him. so they're out there again. >> crews say 7 buildings were affected by the flooding. i investigators say was pointing a gun at cars friday morning is in the hospital after being shot by a police officer. investigators say the man was waving a replica gun at cars near a chevron gas station.

jarvis avenue, a newer boulevard. police say the officer who shot the man did not know the gunas fake. >> the firearm was later determined to be a replica of a glock pistol. it is identical to a standard issue. glock pistol and it looks exactly like the renlica it is intended to imitate. >> the suspect is expected to survive. police arrested 4 people accused of stealing $10,000 worth of clothing from a lululemon. investigators say the theft happened at the hillsdale shopping center in san mateo thursday. police later found the getaway car abandoned the lululemon merchandise still inside. they also learned the car was stolen. officers later found and arrested 4 suspects in san francisco. police living in alameda county soon get more access to emergency medical care. the second level of the washington hospital in fremont becomes a trauma center starting in july. officials

say the facility will provide 24 7 care for critically injured patients. this will be the county's 4th trauma center joining highland hospital, even medical center and ucsf benioff children's hospital in oakland. >> another brazen changes coming to the east bay. the food chain plans to open a restaurant this fall and the hayward retail center off mission boulevard earlier this year, chain announced it would also open in san jose in coma. the runs a restaurant out of oakland. for your money. gas prices are notorious for going up during the summer months, but could good news be on the way? we sure hope so covers tiffany justice is live for us now in walnut creek with what you need to know as you plan out your next summer road trip. good morning, tiffany. >> exactly. a good morning, stephanie. yeah, gas prices slightly down and that's what we want to talk about this morning. summer travel. you know, you're going to see some of the highest gas prices for the year. but there is some

good news. gas prices are down compared to a month ago. so let's break it down for the national average is 3.45 per gallon, the californians still paying a bit more at the pump 4.81 per gallon. however, prices are down compared to last month for regular currently you would be paying for 81 at the pump for a gallon last month. that was slightly more expensive at 5.17, a gallon. >> for premium, it's average for a gallon last month. that was coming in at five-fifty 6. we want to break it down even further looking at city santa rosa, you're paying 509, for a gallon of gasoline napa. 508, san francisco for 99 per gallon. sandra fell for 93 over in oakland for 90 per gallon san jose for 87 and allay fair feel you're going to be paying about 4 dollars and $0.85 for a gallon of

gasoline. cheapest in the bay area. so gas prices slightly down compared to last month. >> maybe a good time plan a road trip. stephanie, back to you. all right, tiffany, thank you so much for the breakdown this morning. we appreciate it. coming up on the kron 4 morning news wildfires continue to burn across california. >> look at the latest containment numbers as fire crews continue to battle those flames. plus the measure california voters no longer have a say in after a state supreme court ruling. and lawmakers coming together for a bill they hope will bring smiles to millions of californians literally. we explained.

>> all right. taking a live look outside at 8.13 this morning. looking like a gorgeous start to your day, although also looking like you might want to have a bit of a maybe a light jacket. dave, what do you think? only early in the day and if you're near water. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. in layers, please because you're going to be shaving through them. >> this afternoon got to keep something at the end of the day here. now, east bay shoreline. there you see some haze off towards the distance. we peel away most of that fog into sunny skies. current temps where we've seen some 60's break. hold here along the east bay shoreline. so mid-fifties got 60 this hour for hayward. futurecast for doesn't tell us much. we do open up this fog this afternoon, even along the coast, we have some stray clouds here and there may be some haze, but on balance should be mostly sunny think that's up a little bit tonight. tomorrow. yeah. even

see some sprinkles. try to happen there along the coast just a bit. again, that peels away to sunny, but a little bit of extra on to bring down those temperatures this afternoon. helping us out to those winds. we do see a little bit of a breeze cooking this afternoon and selective spots around the carquinez strait. yeah, that's helping out keeping temperatures down which will do so for tomorrow. all the elements are working in tandem for us. we have a weak front, too, in our back yard. that again will make sunday a little different than today for today. got that heat advisory 100 in london to near 90's for the east bay shoreline near 90. so again, today will be very notice will be. so we shade that offer tomorrow. sunny, not as hot 90's inland 80's covering a good chunk of the bay and then for much of next week, it's a tease with a few 90's here. and there you see a minor warm-up trying to happen by the middle of the week until another front here. 74 san francisco, 87 for oakland, 92 san jose again for san francisco. oakland, we do have hat breeze with us. we don't

have it. that's when we get those august september heat spikes. sultry nights. no winds really feel the difference. there. 100 antioch in livermore today. we got those 80's covering a good chunk, the east bay shoreline next couple of some fog half moon bay. but that should open up this afternoon. i know you have this in junior high high school time for a refresher course. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you so much. well, as the weather heats up, the american heart association recommends learning cpr to be ready for a safe summer. very important. joining us live now to walk us through how all this works is doctor rita inning physician in chief at the permanent state medical group. good morning to you, doctor. good morning. i love being yes, and it's a joy to have you here with bright and early and walk us throu this very important demonstrations. so before we get started here, though, was it so important that we learn cpr, specially as we head into those summer months? yeah, this is such an important valuable skill to have many people don't realize that there are more than 350,000

out of hospital cardiac arrest every year. >> and 70% of those happened in some ways very own home. wow, ok? so really important that we learned this. so walk us through how this is going to work. we have a friend. yes, little annie. little and okay. so how is this going to work with little and yes. so when somebody experiences a cardiac arrest, chances of surviving that episode is >> of not surviving up about 60 to 70%. when you start immediate hands with cpr, you increase the chances of survival by 2 to 3 times. >> which is remarkable. so if you find somebody that is actually at home or on the street, i've done cpr is a cardiologist, both in the hospital in the community and even on an airplane. the first thing you want to do is assess to see how are they doing? are you breathing? are you alert? and if they are not, the very first thing to do is actually call for help particular. if you're out in the community call have somebody call for and then you know that the

first responders are on their way then what you want to do is assess see if there's a pulse. if there's not, then what you want to do is start cpr. typically are patients going to be on the ground that we have this nice table set up here. you want to take your dominant him. so for me, that is my right hand. you want to pit right here in the center of the chest interlace. your second hand right on top here. and then you compressions. it's as easy as that 100 to 120 beats per minute about 2 inches deep. and you want to go fast and hard and i'm just going to show you how to do that here in have you tried? you ok, don't look something like this. >> and so you have to go harder than you actually state. yes, absolutely. and if you can see, most of the motion is actually from my body. i'm keeping my arm straight. as you can see, i don't have a stopwatch on me, right? a right. the way that they actually keep time as i keep a running song real in my head and dependin what generation you are going to give you acouple are so so they're staying alive. you says i want to dance with somebody from whitney houston

there is. >> and of course, the ever popular taylor swift. 22 ok, so you want to and crazy in a cardiologist i love crazy in love with fiance so 100 120 beats per minute. and that's right and want to continue those chest compressions. the gdelines of actually changed. if you recall, perhaps an elementary school, you learn that you add brats in betweeover the years we've actually learned that for pd for teend adult patients. we actually just to the compressions. we no longer have the breaths for pediatric population. we do continue with very interested and is a reason why thatdjustment. yes, we actually found that a lot of people, particularly if you're out in the community were hesitantoo and with r research, we found that the with the compren thurs enough circulation that that in and of itself is the most important thing that you can offer to a patient. again, you chances of surf's up survival by 2 to 3 times. just incredible. so w you like me to give is a

skill that anybody can do. don't be intimidated. were ne right no to be able to ou secure. okay. fanstng to go lik yes, and then hand ov like and we've got wita >> what youan sure you have leverage arms are straight using a body to actually push and at least 2 inches down. going to be more force than you wou imagine. no, you're going to get higher doing this. and what we even do here in the hospital, actually, as we take turns. so you take do what you do it for a couple minutes as you're getting tired. the next person should be ready to come over and take take take it up and help. and so it is a team sport and hopefully by then the first responders, the 9-1-1 individual that you called have come to help. yes and no. what if someone is dealing with say like a baby or toddler, does the situation changes when it comes to cpr? yes, so. >> with toddlers and children, we typically a ration of 30 to 2.30, compressions for to

breath. >> and the reason why we still have the press for young children. it's typically in those situations there can be some type of airway obstruction are airway so with children, we also recommend just doing a quick sweep to make sure that there's nothing obstructing, particularly with choking in that type of thing for younger kids very good advice there. now, you're also with the american heart association has now what u.s. to just in terms of general hardin, carty let you know how say health wellness for the summer months. >> what are things that people should be aware of? yes, so i sit on the board of director for the american heart association. we're now 100 years on of the 100 years. birthdays and gray. are you saying and least we spend. >> hours and hours with the scientific experts all around the nation actually looking at trying to educate our community about heart awareness. heart health affects everybody. and i tell everybody know your numbers. so as a cardiologist, it's not about just living many, many years. it's living about

healthy years. so i tell people make sure, you know your blood pressure, make sure you know diabetes numbers. if you are diabetic, make sure you know your weights every day and for everybody to live active healthy lives. i recommend at least 50 to 70 minutes of active exercise. you do need to be a gym rat that can just be going out taking a walk or hike around the yard or doing some gardening with the kiddos that will actually significant decrease your chances of having some type of morbidity or my county with cardiac events. ok, alright, mom and veggies? anything that you can cook at your home. and i'm a terrible cook. all say and yet you can get creative and could be a fun community activity. wonderful. and you know, what are some signs that people should be checking in with their doctor with regards to their health heart health as well? yeah. so i always tell people to know your so something feels different. you want to get checked out. i always recommend a once a year at least minimum physical examination and in particular,

really knowing your signs symptoms. so, for example, if you're suddenly noticing that you're feeling some shorts, a breath or chest pain those types of regularity that prompts you to be able to say, gosh, this isn't right and actually probably get checked out. it could be anything from just being be conditioned to something more serious, such as blockages in your blood vessels and it's better to know it's better to go get checked out and we have a dedicated says the physicians and teams that actually can help make it okay. fantastic. thank you so much to doctor reed in physician in chief. at the permanente medical group for your very helpful guidance. more new you. all right. we'll be right back.

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>> now on the kron 4 morning news, san francisco health officials say they're seeing a decrease in drug overdose numbers. a look inside the latest effort to save lives on city streets. and a mateo father making big strides towards helping his son battle a rare genetic brain disease hear his pledge to raise awareness and walk for strength. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news 8.29.

this saturday. let's get your day started with a look at the forecast with mister dave sphar house ago a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. we have another heat spike coming our way today. let's take a one day event. will chip away at this. however. >> as we get into your sunday complements the good, nice onshore wind. that's what we're going to have during this entire game plan. so it's not as bad as it could be, but still going to be looking at some hot numbers. well inland, too. here's a look at what we've got going on right now at sfo, peeling away some of that fog. as you can see, some haze off towards the distance for the hills there. but the heat, everybody is noting technically it's from 11 this morning until 10 tonight one-day affair. you can see the east bay is pretty much covered except for east bay strip. they're west of the hills. meanwhile, also in the south bay, you're included in this good chunk of santa clara valley and up north as well. but again, those onshore winds helped out a little bit by this week. front in our backyard is going to take the edge off of all of this tomorrow. we're already up to 70 for antioch. lot of 60's. well inland, some 50's for the

coast. and that's a contrast to a few degrees warmer than we were from this time yesterday. breakdown today puts us well in the business of the upper 90's for much of this afternoon. again, will top off at 100 or so for a couple selective spots. again, some relief coming our way tomorrow. we'll get more into that coming up. plus your 4 zone forecast. stefanie. >> dave, thanks. health officials in san francisco say they are seeing a decrease in overdose deaths. kron four's rob nesbitt takes a look at the program. the city says is saving lives. >> doctors with the department of health in san francisco talk today about buprenorphine micro, dosing which they consider to be an innovative way to treat fentanyl addiction. san francisco's night navigator program has been in the works since march every night from 08:00pm to midnight in the tenderloin health experts connect people struggling with addiction treatment. we conducted approximately 440 in the field. nighttime telehealth visits, director of behavioral health and mental health and san francisco. doctor hilary cummins says micro dosing buprenorphine has been one of

the most successful forms of treatment of people. north iin is one of the 2 most highly effective medications. and reduces the risk of overdose deaths by approximately 50%. the other medication as methadone. but there are strict regulations on who can prescribe that medication. doctor joanna eveland is the chief medical officer for people experiencing homelessness and for people who use drugs. she says that buprenorphine helps decrease the withdrawal symptoms that someone struggling with addiction experiences when they stop using harmful drugs. we know the printing is a highly effective medication for controlling cravings. >> my patients who are taking different if you report that they feel normal and stable, they can go back to work. they can take care of their families. the night navigator program does not just work to provide drug treatment in the tenderloin doctor even is oftentimes on the other end of the phone during telehealth calls me late at night. >> working to remove the barriers that someone struggling with addiction might face. they need an id if they need. >> help getting their

insurance updated if they need transportation to the pharmacy as well as offering hotel rooms or access to a shelter bed for someone experiencing homelessness at the same time as an addiction to fentanyl. >> in addition to the night navigator program, the city also provides treatment with buprenorphine at several locations. >> including primary care clinics and homeless shelters. reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> the overdose reversal. drug naloxone is now available for free at eligible organizations across our state. you can also find it at your local pharmacy in 8 when path for around 20 bucks. police in new york this morning are investigating the 2022 unsolved death of a 24 year-old man. investigators say was in a comatose state when he was taken by friends to washington hospital in fremont. his friends claimed he was heard from a fall during a basketball game. but medical staff was suspicious of that story saying the mans victories did rather his injuries did not match what they were told were they to ultimately died a few days

later, investigators later learned from a witness called data was hurt during a fight at ash street park in new yor now they are trying to figure out who was involved. officers say potential witnesses are not cooperating with the investigation. they're asking anyone with information to please give them a call. in south bay, a local branch of the national labor relations board is taking up a case involving workers in san jose. complaint from the federal agency's office in oakland said premier recycle interfered with workers, efforts to galvanize or rather to organize for better pay and working conditions. the company is also accused of letting go of 7 employees. he to union activities and discouraging union membership. judge hears the case on december. 3rd, premier recycle has not responded to requests for comment. the contra costa county mosquito and vector control says 2 more dead birds tested positive for west nile virus. both were american crows found in concord. in all

health. officials say 3 birds tested positive for the virus this year. scientists warn that as the summer warms up, there are higher chances of the virus spreading. car fire quickly turned into a brush fire near i-580, in oakland. you can see it there. citizen. that video showing the smoke near the 89th in golf links road exit around 6 friday evening. the incident shut down 2 westbound lanes for a few hours while crews work to contain the fire. no one was hurt. father is and was making big strides towards helping his son battle a rare genetic brain disease. randy allen set out this week to walk 68 miles and not to the gene that impacts his son's disease. slc 6, a 8. it's where the brain does not have enough create an and it can result in cognitive delays, intellectual disabilities, even epilepsy. i spoke with mister allen on friday. >> and you know, with lucas to keep the suffers with this every day. and for me to go walk, 68 miss least i can do

to help raise out friends, family months. i haven't heard from for a while, you know, reach out nicole are there's there's opportunity kind of fundraiser. so it's been fantastic to have them reach out offer their support. so it's been overwhelming. wa last night. he says up his ere's no cure for his son's disease, but they are looking for one. you can learn more at korea. teen info dot org. the supreme court upheld a federal violence victims by restricting abusers from having guns. our washington correspondent maddie beer-temple has reaction. >> in an 8 to one ruling, the court said the government can stop dangerous people from getting guns. specifically those found by a court to pose a credible threat of physical safety to another person. writing for the majority. chief justice john roberts said those with domestic

violence restraining orders can be barred from having a gun. this ruling is a huge relief for women and children in this country. emma brown with the gun violence prevention group. giffords says if justices had overturned the law, it could have been catastrophic for survivors of domestic violence. the fact that we are litigating and talking about whether or not people that domestic violence, restraining orders should have firearm access is ridiculous. the decision reverses a lower court ruling that said a texas man who hit and threatened to shoot his girlfriend could have a gun. >> syracuse law professor lauren golden didn't expect the court to rule in his favor. he was. >> reportedly seen dragging his then girlfriend out of the car by her hair in his opinion, justice roberts wrote, quote, since the founding our nation's firearm laws have included provisions preventing individuals who threaten physical harm to others from misusing firearms. i think this is the right decision. georgetown law dean,

william treanor said justice is base their opinion on a broad view of history. at the time, the founding. and so you don't look at. >> were their bans on guns for people who commit domestic violence. you look at it where their bans on guns for people are dangers. trainer says the court's lone dissenter justice clarence thomas took a narrower view of history. they do not take the same approach to what the original understanding >> this isn't the only second amendment case. the court decided this term last week justices overturned a ban on bump stocks in washington. i'm maddie beer-temple. the u.s. military is not activated a draft in more than 50 years, but congress is now debating whether to change the process. >> the proposal would expand the draft to women for the first time and automatically register those eligible to be called up. democrats argue it's in the best interest of national security to include all able-bodied citizens, ages 18 to 25 in the draft. despite recruitment challenges,

republicans say the proposed requirement is unnecessary. we can recruit. >> good young men and women in the military without a draft. >> of those proposals on the table so far would activate the draft. the president would ultimately have the power to do that. which last happened in 1973? at the end of the vietnam war. meanwhile, gop lawmakers argue congress should instead focus on pay raises and better recruiters for the military. some recall efforts to take note of nearly 600,000 glass coffee mugs made by george schultz are being recalled because of a possible burn hazard. federal safety officials say the base of the declan single ball glass coffee mugs can crack or break one filled with hot liquid. there have been more than 100 reports of the glass breaking at the base causing dozens of injuries. several people had to get medical attention. consumers with these mugs are urged to stop using them and contact the distributor new york based and then products for a full refund. and burned

concerns also causing the recall of portable device charger sold at costco safety regulators say the mycharge power of all in one 10 billion 1 million our charger. you see there could overheat and catch fire during charging. there have been 120 reports of that happening. there are also fires at 2 homes, 3 miles under the recall. customers are advised to stop using these and contact mycharge through the company's recall website for a replacement. new exhibit at the children's discovery museum in san jose opens next week. and here's a preview of the exploration portal. it features 8 new exhibits focusing on that science and nature and outdoor education playspace. >> this extraordinary place alongside every child in our community. and every child who walks in this place feels they

feel welcome and they get an opportunity to have experience that people remember for a lifetime. >> the portal is located next to the guadalupe river. the creators used native plants and shrubs to reflect local biodiversity. the new exhibit opens next saturday, june 29th. calling all wine lovers taste of sonoma is today a kendall jackson wine estate and gardens tickets are still available for 210 bucks with that, you'll taste wines from more than 100 wineries enjoy several food trucks. the lineup also includes a beer garden event goes on from 11 to 4 in the afternoon. hoping for some nice weather out there today. a nice yes, but a been on the hot side, though, yet to successive heat. we've got good coverage area here. you can see almost all of the east bay down to the south bay to win even. >> good chunk your the north. they can take a look at your force own and we'll get into that weekend ahead. the kron 4 morning news continues.

>> and welcome back. good morning, everybody. and here's our live shot coming in from half moon bay. oh, yeah. the ground fog still hanging around, but this is a minor distinction, but it's important. we're going continue to get that onshore. wind, even though we're going to be seeing those numbers spike, that that heat advisory i talked about even well inland. but the thing is it's nice is all week long. we're going continue this nice flow pattern helping insulate us a little bit from fire threat

just a little bit better than offshore. certainly tomorrow we're down to 83, yes, for tahoe. so it's going to be warm this weekend even into next week. tuesday. we're still looking about 80's. so we're already into the short sleeve shirt weather. although watch the bugs. meanwhile, in the west coast that we have this week front in our backyard. look at the yellows here. this is showing you just because of the color coded here with how much is affected by this heat advisory. good chunk of real estate for a california. they're good. more than 3rd of the state. however, we're going break that up by tomorrow after the passage of this front. here's the pop with those winds. you really won't notice much of anything, but they'll be a little reduction of temperatures tomorrow with these winds to that have become active a little bit in the afternoon because of that daytime heating effect. but again, we like that direction as opposed to being offshore. we have all kinds of problems that longer-range. we don't see much happens that first week front. then another kind of week. one happens. midweek. there's another temperatures shuffle a little bit on the back side of it. but it's still going to be summer-like

june, like end of june early july type, feel and we get into the following weekend. looks like this all hold. so again, a look at all the winds coming up this week ahead. and don't see any offshore pops with this 4 zone forecast for you. 74 today, san francisco will keep it in the 60's at the coast that morning. fog will rode away to see a good deal. sunshine today, 79 burlingame, 84 foster city 19. meanwhile, palo alto in the south bay. we'll try some lower 90's, morgan hill about 96 east bay shoreline, upper 80's to near about 90 with tri valley. you're popping near 100 here. 97 walnut creek, 98 concord, 80 berkeley, the lake to 76. 91 napa fairfield at 96 and will try 96 also for santa rosa. next few days. this is what happens will drop here. resistance middle of the week and then the could drop continues into the following weekend while most chilly by the time we get to thursday about 83. we've been talking about here. so for some shuffling of temperatures, a

little bit of a longer range forecast. we have very big contrast, though. it feels like that 1. 100's a little scared. i know it is. you out there. it's like, whoa, what happened here? going other place here? you know? we will take the court. it's a lot >> will some good news this morning on firefighting efforts in sonoma. crews say the point fire is now 80% contained. >> they don't expect any further fire activity stemming from that blaze. fire says more than 20,000 feet of hose have been used for the point fire. you can see it there. the flames destroyed 3 buildings and damaged 2 others. we know at least 2 of the destroyed buildings were homes. and the biggest fire burning in the state right now, the sites fire remains active in colusa county. it's burned more than 19,000 acres and is 30% contained. cal-fire sharing this video showing 64 miles of control lines lay down to stop the spread of that fire. judge this week ordered stanford university in

stanford health care to pay 10 million dollars in damages in connection to an employee's racial harassment case. the lawsuit filed back in 2017 by a former worker alleged the plantiffs co workers use the n word and mistreated black patients. one image included in the lawsuit shows a staffer dressing as a member of the ku klux. the day after the lawsuit was filed, the university's dean and hospital ceo sent an email to 22,000 staff members implying the employee had been dishonest. the jury ultimately found that e-mail, the famed the plaintiff. state utility officials give waymo the green light to expand outside of san francisco. you can soon spot the autonomous vehicles in los angeles. and sam, a tail 7 take. officials tried to push back on the expansion but were not successful. supervisor david campos says he's disappointed in the decision and says the county has not heard from waymo about the plan to roll out the cars. >> communicate with local

localities because they're governed by the pcs. so we need to create a regulatory framework. >> that monitors how these cars are performing. >> what i'm afraid of is that if we leave it all to attack. >> and there aren't any. >> rails. >> that basically we're leaving it to an industry where we have companies are p and there are no rules of the road. >> kind of a says he's all for innovative technology, but he's just not convinced the cars are safe. san jose senator dave cortese weighing in as well. this week he withdrew his bill that would have given cities the power to regulate the operation of babies. he says he pulled it because of disagreements with the assembly transportation committee. is believes there should be a balance between state and local regulation when it comes to driverless cars. >> some can you imagine of

something, you know, did happen around, unfortunate, you know something unfortunate with an autonomous vehicle. you know, the pta would get involved, right? you know, probably the teachers will get involved be able to go right down to their school board. and then to their city council, they'd be able to cull talk to the mayor. they'll be able to say, look, put some precautions in place here. how do you go talk to dmv about any of that? and we don't even have a process for that. >> cortese plans to resubmit the bill in january of next year with more specifics the operations at airports and near school zones. >> kron 4 is your local election headquarters. the california supreme court ruled measure that would make it tougher for politicians to raise taxes must be removed from the november ballot. it's known as the taxpayer protection act or tpa. the measure would have required every new state and local tax increase be approved by

voters. it already qualified for the november election ballot. the governor gavin newsom and many are democrat democrats rather argued that it was illegally revise the state constitution and would interfere with the basic will of government. the state supreme court agreed. >> what they said was is that this clearle affects one of the core aspects of government taxation. and they said that it was safe. just 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. >> proponents for the measure say they will work to introduce another ballot measure in 2026. democrats and republicans in sacramento, a coming together for a bill they hope will bring smiles to millions of californians literally. it's known as the smile at the bill calls for low-income residents enrolled in medical to be eligible for tooth replacement coverage.

currently count medical covers procedures to remove the tooth, but not to replace it with an impact. implant. this bill would change that. >> to be able to smile, to be confident in that job interview are on that date or in a family portrait are to do something as basic has properly chewing food. what is the point of being one of the wealthiest states in the world and not be able to provide basic rights to residents in need of basic dignity. >> as a republican here in sacramento, i can smile. we have this much bipartisanship together. let's all give a big smile. >> the bill has no formal opposition, but lawmakers and knowledge, dental implants are not cheap. high costs could pose a challenge to fund the bill while the state faces a multibillion-dollar deficit. we'll be right back.

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restaurant in business for more than half a century is shutting its stores. claire is feel leo may see our lows restaurant posted online that their last day is today. they thanked all their customers who they say have become like family to them. it's unclear why the restaurant is closing. the san francisco home that you see right there on your screen is the market. but the new buyer will not be able to live in it until 2053. that's

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congratulations to wild thing. last year's winner was scooter is 7 year-old chinese crested dog. he is disabled and is now living his best life with the woman who saved him from being put down. just both wonderful, wonderful dogs. well, still ahead on the next hour of the fall for morning news. still no word on where oakland mayor sheng thao is, but she has hired an attorney. >> after the fbi raid on her home. we've got more details coming up. plus, those seeking fun at this weekend's late fest may notice for police in the area. details on why straight ahead. and we have a verdict in the state trial on the man who attacked nancy pelosi's husband. stay with us kron. 4 morning news continues with those stories in just a with those stories in just a moment.

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>> i have no information that she has done anything wrong. and the suggestion that this search warrant indicates that she's done something wrong. then why haven't they arrested her? >> now on the kron 4 morning news a day after the fbi raid on her home in oakland. mayor sheng thao has hired an attorney who argues the mayor has nothing to hide. and police opened fire on a man allegedly waving a gun. and drivers in the east bay, the latest on the investigation this morning. station. you're watching the t- kron. 4 morning news at no.

>> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it's saturday june the 22nd at 9 o'clock. let's get you started with a look at the weather with dave sphar. a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and a hot day today it will be another heat spike coming our way, pushing those inland highs to around the century. mark. >> we'll see a little backtracking this tomorrow. but through all of this, at least we hold on to some of those onshore winds, which will feel nice least get some of that marine layer. >> even inland, although it makes it feel that humid, i suppose. but look for hot days ahead. here's what we've got going on right now. the east bay shoreline, just a little bit of haze. but for the most part, nice blue skies working their way west, excessive heat. we have a heat advisory. this is today from 11:00am until 10 tonight it covers a good chunk of the east bay except along the east bay strip, santa clara valley and a good chunk of the north bay to with some of those valleys keeping might notice the holes. however, in that due to those onshore winds for southern solano county and areas right next to the bay.

there you have a weak front backyard provide some minor really for tomorrow. you won't see anything else with except sowinds com. the single digits are the winds. we expect a little bit of uptick this afternoon, 70 for antioch, most readings, a mixture of 50's and 60's which puts us a little bit ahead from yesterday's numbers. at least this hour. well, in the 90's, though, you can expect all afternoon again near 100 and some selective spots. but more in the forecast a bit 70. all right, dave, thank you. >> we have not heard from or seen oakland mayor sheng thao since the fbi raided her home. but her lawyer says she is prepared to cooperate with authorities charles clifford reports. >> well, oakland mayor sheng thao has not spoken publicly since federal agents entered her home on thursday morning. but her attorney said on friday that she's willing to cooperate with any investigation and that she has no plans to resign as mayor. they have not informed us that she's the target of anything. attorney tony brass who represents oakland, mayor sheng thao said on friday that

so far no one from the fbi, the postal service or the irs. >> has spoken to the mayor about why they searched her home on thursday morning. he says he has no reason to believe the mayor has done anything wrong and that she is ready to answer any questions they might have. there's no indictment. >> there's no arrest warrant for her. so that is that's what's not happened. well, there is a search warrant for a location. >> the fbi has not revealed any specific details about the search. only saying in a statement 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. bres says he has no reason to believe the mayor has violated any such rules. i know of no reason. i know of no protocols that were not followed that call her ethics into question. mayor thao has not spoken or appeared publicly since thursday morning. brass says that's because she is trying

to stay focused and doing her job. she has press in front of her home, which is incredibly distracting. and she has a very high pressure job. he also says that despite some calling on the mayor to step down, she has no intention of doing so. she seems determined to continue to be oakland's mayor and there's no reason why she shouldn't at this point. he also hopes that the public will let the legal process play out before passing judgment. i think that her political opponents we're going to, of course, exploit this. but as far as this investigation is concerned, just wait and now bres said that he thinks the mayor will probably speak publicly about this at some point next week. but for now in marin, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> this week, the fbi also raided the offices of california waste solutions. a company known to have a history of legal troubles, the company rather the city of oakland sued the company back in 2017, accusing them of overcharging for services. both sides later settled. the case in the company agreed to

refund some customers in amounts ranging up to several $1000. stay with kron 4 on air and online. as we learn more about the fbi raid. download the kron 4 app to get push alerts sent to your mobile device when that news breaks, you can also find the latest developments on our website. kron 4 dot com. today. oakland police beefed up patrols in closed down streets around lake merritt for lake fest. on wednesday, 15 people were shot in the area after a sideshow took over a juneteenth celebration. today's lake fest features more than 100 artists, musicians and vendors selling food and drinks. it happens from 11 to 7 more than 20,000 people attended last year. and we have a verdict on friday. a san francisco jury found david depape guilty on all charges in the state trial over the hammer attack on nancy pelosi's husband, paul deliberations lasted just over 2 days. path was yharged with first-degree burglary, false imprisonment of an elder

threatening a family member of a public official and dissuading a witness. he faces up to life behind bars without the possibility of parole fighters. convictions in state court come weeks after a federal judge sentenced a path for the hammer attack. the pups lawyer says he plans to appeal. police and open are investigating after a person riding their bike was hit and killed. it happened early friday morning in a residential neighborhood at 1, o 5th avenue and june court. witnesses tell officers a speeding silver saturn sedan hit the victim. they say the driver got out of the car, remove the victims by from under the car and then left the area people living in the area say speeding has been an issue and they've noticed speedbumps missing. san francisco police are investigating a shooting that left one person dead. warning this video you're about to see may be graphic to some. police say it happened around 7 last night in the area of 8th and mission in the south of market neighborhood. this video from the citizen app shows paramedics helping the victim

who later died at the hospital. police say they detained a possible suspect. they did not release any other details. the soma shooting happened right around the corner from another shooting earlier friday that injured one person citizen app. video shows police in the area of 11th in norfolk stories. no arrests made yet. police say the person shot is at the hospital and is expected to be okay. main break flooded several homes friday near san francisco's glen park neighborhood. large volumes of water were seen streaming down. harper and randall street. one resident tells us city crews have been in the area working to fix underground pipes for quite some time. >> working the team. plumbing in the streets have been working on the pipes in the streets for about 7 months now. and they had just finished sealing up the street this past monday. and a miss him. >> so the roads are a good

>> crews say 7 buildings were affected by the flooding. a new york man investigators say was pointing a gun at cars friday morning is in the hospital after being shot by a police officer. investigators say the man was waving a replica cars near a chevron gas station. jarvis avenue, a newer boulevard. police say the officer who shot the man did not know the gun was fate. >> the firearm was later determined to be a replica of a glock pistol. it is identical to a standard issue. glock pistol and it looks exactly like the replica it is intended to imitate. >> the suspect is expected to survive. police arrested 4 people accused of stealing $10,000 worth of clothing from a lululemon. investigators say the theft happened at the hillsdale shopping center and said thursday, police later found the getaway car abandoned. the lululemon merchandise still inside. they

also learned the car was stolen. officers later found and arrested 4 suspects in san francisco. people living in alameda county soon get more access to emergency medical care. the second level of the washington hospital in fremont becomes a trauma center starting in july. officials say the facility will pvide 24 7 care for critically injured patients. this will be the county's for trauma center. joining highland hospital, even medical center and ucsf benioff children's hospital in oakland. another raising canes is coming to the east bay, the food chain plans to open a restaurant this fall and the hayward retail center off mission boulevard earlier this year, chain announced it would also open in san jose and coma. the chain now runs a restaurant out of oakland. for your money. gas prices are notorious for going up during the summer months, but could good news be on the way? we certainly hope so. and proffers tiffany justice is live for us now in walnut creek with what you need to know as you plan out your next

summer road trip. tiffany, hopefully good news here. yes, absolutely. we have some good news for our viewers and you had a great point. this is a good time to plan a summer road trip. >> gas prices are down compared to a month ago. now we want to break this down further for use of the national average. right now is 3.45 per gallon. the californians are paying a little bit more at the pump at 4.81. however, prices are down compared to last for regular gallon of gasoline. you are currently paying4for 81 at the pump. but last month it was slightly more expensive at 5.17, a gallon for premium. it's coming in at 5.20, per kalin last month. that was coming in at 5.56. so slightly higher compared last month. we want to break this even down further cities to city santa rosa at the pump for a gallon.

you're coming in at 509, napa, 508. >> san francisco per gallon for 99. samara fell $4 and $0.93 per gallon. >> over in oakland for 90 per gallon san jose for 87 and valais hope fairfield to keep us in the bay area coming at 4.85 per gallon. so prices gas prices down for the month compared to last month. so a good time to plan may be a small road trip if you want to. stephanie, back to you. >> all right. sounds like a fun thanks so much. well, coming up on the kron, 4 morning news wildfires continue to burn across california. a look at the latest containment numbers as fire crews continue to battle the flames. plus the measure california voters no longer have a say in after a california supreme court ruling. and lawmakers are coming together for a bill they hope will bring smiles to millions of californians literally. we'll explain. kind

fast. >> all right. welcome back. taking a live look now at mount tam that gorgeous view out there. beautiful blue skies to start your morning at 9.13 this saturday date. >> yeah, good morning, stephanie. good morning. all a little bit of a fog still hang on a bit which we see at the coast at the surface, half moon bay will open this up again for the afternoon. but this is a good guy because we want that marine layer always kind of close at hand. it's being brought in. but that onshore wind. it just makes conditions will bit more humid inland. but again, it helps out combatting the fires a

little bit 70 going on for antioch, a lot of 60's for the east bay already up north, mixture of 60's and 50's. 67. meanwhile for san jose, not much to show but little bits here and there, course, today, mostly sunny, a little bit of that fog lingering lingering off the coast tomorrow morning. thickens up a little bit. maybe couple stray sprinkles along the coast by tomorrow morning. but we peel that off into the afternoon. again, we continue with that onshore flow, though, all this weekend and all next week. again, that's a good thing. helps keep that moisture levels a little bit elevated a bit, too. and plus, when you have that wind too, some like in august and september, sometimes when the air is very still boy, sometimes see a runaway spoon on that. here's a look at the numbers are teens you can see for good coverage area. that's just an afternoon breeze. nothing major to a tomorrow. little bit more generous again coming from direction onshore. so heat advisory today, wernick looking at near 100 or so in some selective spots. well, over 90 for the east bay, even the east bay shoreline might

even tap that tomorrow. sunny, not as hot 90's for inland 80's covering the bay and then next week, it's kind of more of the same. there's a little bit of an attempt to see a little bit of a heat pump by the middle of the week. but not much happens are disappointed. resistance. more cooling expected towards the latter portion of next week. like to hear that story. 74 san francisco, 87 going on for oakland, but 92 for san jose over the east bay hills to boom going to fill the big difference on that 100 for antioch in livermore, 98 for concord. we do see again, the carquinez strait being treated to some of those onshore winds, which will feel good 90's cover good chunk up north as you'll notice next couple of days. you see a little drop here about 90 or so by monday and again, looks pretty good for next week. more details on that. stephanie. dave, thank you. >> welcome back. it's officially summer, which means crabbing season is in full swing and a historic san francisco restaurant knows a thing or 2 on how to showcase this important and delicious

seafood. joining us live now is bob part right, coo of farc fog harbor fish house. good morning to you. good morning, stephanie. thanks for having us. of course. thank you so much for being here. and this smells delicious. the first of tell us a bit about fog harbor south history. fog harbor fish house is unfair. 39. >> and we like to call it the quintessential san francisco waterfront restaurant. it's got gorgeous, sweeping views of the bay. >> the bridge alcatraz. and just it's a wonderful place to yeah. as far back as i can remember, it's always been there. it's it really feels like a staple of the fisherman's wharf area. >> tell us a bit about the history of the restaurant to so the restaurant's been there since 1978 cents. >> pier 39 was built and we re conceptualized it and changed it from its original form in 2007 and change it to fog harper fish else and really given a new identity kind of change the whole concept around and really modernized it and tried to put more focus of what is going on locally us

certainly know how to specialize in seafood or clam chowder is delicious. and just put that out there. >> but walk us through a bit about what you're going to be showcasing to our viewers today. so we've got 2 great dishes that are going on our summer menu and you can do it sometimes coming. great for barbecues. want an appetizer. want us out for a super easy to make. we've got we're going to do a quick little crabb bake in the oven. unfortunately, no flames beautiful grilled shrimp and corn arugula. salad. you'll help me dress at the end test. all the recipes are on our website open got harbor dot com in the about u.s. section and to make the brisket that we use full fresh tomato, little fresh, all of our extra virgin olive oil. just look at all those sellers, beautiful little >> some shower. yeah, little bit of fresh garlic cook. the and then some wonderful, fresh. basil know already. what is the restaurants or so

the chefs. >> we're 100% sustainable seafood restaurants that we pride ourselves purchasing everything that coincides with the monterey bay aquarium seafood watch program. very good being a green or yellow list item, right? so. >> our chefs work really hard talking to our vendors on a daily basis of what's available, what sustainable? they ask questions, how it's caught, where it's from just to make sure that it does meet the guidelines that are required. >> right. and also want to point out that the restaurant was recognized by the surfrider foundation has an ocean friendly restaurant. you're also named by the james beard foundation. is a smart catch leader. so i'm sure it highs are all of that terms of sustainability and making sure that ingredients come from the good place and that you're not over staging in that overfishing in the correct thing. >> very good. yeah, correct. so all those different wars that you just talked about and knowledge, months, we have to make sacrifices and make sure that we're purchasing properly

and not using certain things to be able to be accredited by right? right. and says so. people can know when their dining at your restaurant. it's all food that's been sourced ethically right now. that's correct. now. so, beautiful, christine. these fresh our dough bread. sliced baked in the oven with a little olive oil and garlic. yeah. >> and then we top it with a little basil pesto. yes, and our fresh tomato mixture. and then we've got some wonderful, fresh dungeness crab well, answer next step. can see the final final, but we're going to top with a little shaved parmesan cheese, all that. and then this goes in the oven for about 3 to 4 minutes. the cheese melts over the crown. yeah. she's for me to micro greens on it's a wonderful little warm appetizer for a summer bbq. yeah, i love that. and so walk us through this dish right here, loving the colors. it looks really healthy to it is it's really good. so this dish kind of came about from we've been

serving a fresh alaskan halibut lately. and we had the kind of a second cash on the bottom. and now the coroner's really plentiful and, you know, wonderful season. we've been grilling the core and said, let's make a beautiful summer salad out of it. so weve got grilled corn, black beans, tomatoes, red peppers, red onions. and then we made a kumon vinaigrette. so as a little bit of southwest flair to and some tortilla chips in there to give it a little crunch time, which are shrimp and put it over the top. and then chef made a little avocado ranch dressing. he took the avocado puree in the blender. so if you give a little drizzle on top, however, you want to do, much get around make a little previous on expanding into my art. side is you need little micro cilantro and microgreens address it up a little got a wonderful little backyard. summer salad right there. oh, that's lovely. and that will

start the menu next week for summer specials. and it's available online at fog covered a common the about u.s. section. fantastic. you also brought the full crab here. is that something you put all sort yeah. one of our most popular dishes is dungeness crab the local super sustainable. really great. you don't harm anything in the environment by harvesting these animal. so. crowd is one thing that most of our guests come see us for in some fashion. we put crab clam chowder. we have roast garlic crab. we have called crab. we have crab ravioli during their local dungeness crab season. we actually do a menu of about 30 different crab dishes, different preparations. a shed is on there as well. that's just incredible. what he was draw, the inspiration to come up with so many different creative new ideas we have. we have a team, culinary team. we've got a corporate chef that overseas, all 6 of our restaurants. we have a 6 on pier 39 and between him myself or executive chef are chefs. we all collaborate on what, what? what we can do and everyone makes dishes. we and

>> whatever sticks. and if goes on the menu. all right. fit testing. that is bob part right, ceo of fog harbor fish house and several other delicious restaurants in san francisco. thank you so much for joining us sharing these delicious all right. we'll be right back joy.

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>> now on the kron 4 morning news, san francisco health officials say they're seeing a decrease in drug overdose numbers. a look inside the latest effort to save lives on city streets. and a san mateo father making big strides towards helping his son battle a rare genetic brain disease. he pledged to raise awareness and walk for strength. good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. thank you so much for joining us at 9.29. this saturday. let's get you started with a look at your forecast with dave spahr high day. a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. hot one expected today as we see another heat spike come our way pushing those numbers well to the upper 90's. well inland.

>> and we have some fog to get things started, which is a good sign. we keep that marine layer close at hand. it's going to buy a little bit of humidity a little bit for you, folks inland, but at least it's hanging around. >> it does help a little bit with the fires and prevent them from starting in the 2. here's a look at what we've got going on right now. sfo, no delays happening out that way. a little bit of haze off toward the hills in the distance. here's the excessive heat that we're talking about. that heat advisory basically doing all the daylight hours as a formality until 11 this evening or 10 this evening skews me that covers good chunk of the east bay. you can see except for the east base shoreline a little bit down the south bay in also up in the north bay to with some ice holes in their original notice because of that onshore wind to have a front or backyard that's going provide some minor early for tomorrow. temperatures right now already. 76 for antioch, mostly in the 60's in the east bay. some 50's hanging on towards the west. by contrast, we're a little warmer this morning that we were this time from yesterday, but well in the 90's will be for a good chunk of those inland valleys

just about all day today. coming back, we're going to check in that 4 zone forecast and the extended to 70. dave, thank you. >> health officials in san francisco say they are seeing a decrease in overdose deaths. hope was rob nesbitt takes a look at the program. the city says is saving lives. >> doctors with the department of health in san francisco talk today about buprenorphine micro, dosing which they consider to be an innovative way to treat fentanyl addiction. san francisco's night navigator program has been in the works since march every night from 08:00pm to midnight in the tenderloin health experts connect people struggling with addiction treatment. we conducted approximately 440 in the field. nighttime telehealth visits, director of behavioral health mental health in san francisco. doctor hilary cummins says micro dosing buprenorphine has been one of the most successful forms of treatment of people. north iin is one of the 2 most highly effective medications. and reduces the risk of overdose

deaths by approximately 50%. the other medication as methadone. but there are strict regulations on who can prescribe that medication. doctor joanna eveland is the chief medical officer for people experiencing homelessness and for people who use drugs. she says that buprenorphine helps decrease the withdrawal symptoms that someone struggling with addiction experiences when they stop using harmful drugs. we know the printing is a highly effective medication for controlling cravings. >> my patients who are taking different if you teport that they feel normal and stable, they can go back to work. they can take care of their families. the night navigator program does not just work to provide drug treatment in tenderloin. doctor eveland is oftentimes on the other end of the phone during telehealth calls me late at night. >> working to remove the barriers that someone struggling with addiction might face. they need an id if they need. >> help getting their insurance updated if they need transportation to the pharmacy as well as offering hotel rooms or access to a shelter bed for someone experiencing homelessness at the same time as an addiction to fentanyl.

>> in addition to the night navigator program, the city also provides treatment with buprenorphine at several locations. >> including primary care clinics and homeless shelters. reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> the overdose reversal. drug naloxone is now available for free at eligible organizations across our state. you can also find at your local pharmacy and a 20 pack for around $20. police in north this morning are investigating the 2022 unsolved death of a 24 year-old man. investigators say surgery with data was in a comatose state when he was taken by friends to washington hospital in fremont, his friends claimed he was heard from a fall during a basketball game. the medical staff. they were suspicious of the story saying the man's injuries didn't match what they were told. we're going ultimately died a few days later, investigators later learned from the witness school gate. a was hurt during a fight at ash street park in newark. now they are trying to figure out who was involved. officers say potential witnesses are not cooperating

with the investigation. they're asking anyone with information to give them a call. in the south bay, local branch of the national labor relations board is taking up a case evolving workers in san jose. complaint from the federal agency's office in oakland said premier recycle interfere with workers efforts to organize for better pay and working conditions. the company is also accused of letting go 7 employees teaching union activities and discouraging union membership. judge hears the case on december. 3rd, they recycle has not responded to our requests for comment. the contra costa county mosquito and vector control says 2 more dead birds tested positive for west nile virus. both were american crows found in concord. in all health. officials say 3 birds tested positive for the virus this year. scientists warn that as the summer warms up, there are higher chances of the virus spreading. car fire quickly

turned into a brush fire near i-580, in oakland now citizen app video seen here shows the smoke near the 89th and golf links road exit around 6 friday evening. is it a shutdown? 2 westbound lanes for a few hours while crews work to contain the fire. no one was hurt. father was making big strides towards helping his son battle. a rare genetic brain disease. brady allen set up this week to walk 68 miles and not to the gene that impacts his son's disease. s o c 8, 8, it's where the brain does not have enough creates an it can result in cognitive delays, intellectual disabilities, even epilepsy. i spoke with mister allen on friday. >> and you know, with lucas to keep the suffers with this every day. and for me to go walk, 68 miss the least i can do to help raise friends, family mourns. i haven't heard from for a while, you know, reach out nicole are there's

there's opportunity this is a fundraiser. so it's been fantastic to have them reach out offer their support. so it's been overwhelming. >> allan wrapped up his walk last night. he says there is no cure for his son's disease, but they are looking for one. you can learn more at cree 18 info dot org. the supreme court upheld a federal law meant to protect domestic violence victims by restricting abusers from having guns. washington correspondent maddie beer-temple has reaction. >> in an 8 to one ruling, the court said the government can stop dangerous people from getting guns. specifically those found by a court to pose a credible threat of physical safety to another person. writing for the majority. chief justice john roberts said those with domestic violence restraining orders can be barred from having a gun. this ruling is a huge relief for women and children in this country. emma brown with the gun violence prevention group. giffords

says if justices had overturned the law, it could have been catastrophic for survivors of domestic violence. the fact that we are litigating and talking about whether or not people that domestic violence, restraining orders should have firearm access is ridiculous. the decision reverses a lower court ruling that said a texas man who hit and threatened to shoot his girlfriend could have a gun. >> syracuse law professor lauren golden didn't expect the court to rule in his favor. he was. >> reportedly seen dragging his then girlfriend out of the car by her hair in his opinion, justice roberts wrote, quote, since the founding our nation's firearm laws have included provisions preventing individuals who threaten physical harm to others from misusing firearms. i think this is the right decision. georgetown law dean, william treanor said justice is based their opinion on a broad view of history at the time of the founding. and so you don't look at. >> were their bans guns for people commit domestic violence. you look at it where

their bans on guns for people are dangers. trainer says the court's lone dissenter justice clarence thomas took a narrower view of history. they do not take the same approach to what the original understanding >> this isn't the only second amendment case. the court decided this term last week justices overturned a ban on bump stocks in washington. i'm maddie beer-temple. >> the u.s. military has not activated a draft and more than 50 years. but congress is now debating whether to change the process. the proposals would expand the draft, a women for the first time in automatically register those eligible to be called up. democrats argue it's in the best interest of national security to include all able-bodied citizens between the ages of 18 to 25 for that draft. despite recruitment challenges, republicans say the proposed requirement is unnecessary. we can recruit. >> good young men and women in the military without a draft.

>> none of those proposals now would activate the draft. the president would ultimately have the power to do that. which last happened in 1973? at the end of the vietnam war. meanwhile, gop lawmakers argue congress should instead focus on pay raises and better recruiters for the military. in summary colors to take note of nearly 600,000 glass coffee mugs made by joyjolt are being recalled because of a possible burn hazard. federal safety officials say the base of the declan single walk last coffee mugs can crack or break one filled with hot liquid. there have been more than 100 reports of the glass breaking at the base causing dozens of injuries. several people had to get medical attention. consumers with these mugs are urged to stop using them and contact the distributor new york based and products for a full refund. burnt concerns also causing the recall portable device charger sold at costco. safety regulators say the mycharge power hub all in one 10 billion 1 million

our charger but overheat and catch fire during charging. there have been 120 reports of that happening. there were also fires at 2 homes as a result, 3 models are under the recall. customers are advised to stop using these and contact mycharge to the companies recall website for a replacement. exhibit at the children's discovery museum in san jose opens next week. here's a preview of the exploration portal. it features 8 new exhibits focusing on that science and nature. and a new outdoor education playspace. >> this extraordinary place wants every child in our community. and every child who walks in this place feels they feel welcome when they get an opportunity to have experience that people remember for a lifetime. >> the portal is located next to the guadalupe river. the creators used native plants and shrubs to reflect local diversity. the new exhibits

open on saturday, june 29th. >> and calling all wine lovers taste of sonoma is today. >> kendall jackson, one estate and gardens tickets still available. they go for $210. and with that, you'll get to taste wines from more than 100 wineries and several food trucks that will be there. the lineup also includes a beer garden. the event goes on from 11 to 4 in the afternoon. dave, how's the weather looking for guess the merlot have to be chilled on this and keep the water flowing wherever you are in look at the highs, their 100, maybe even plus that in some. >> inland spots, even the east bay shoreline treated to near 90 for the high today. check out your 4 zone forecast and the extended the kron. 4 morning news continues.

>> some good news this morning on firefighting efforts in sonoma. crews say the point fire is now 80% contained and they don't expect any further fire activity stemming from that blaze. cal fire says more than 20,000 feet of hose have been used for the point. fire the flames destroyed 3 buildings and damaged 2 others. no, that least 2 of those destroyed buildings were homes. and the biggest fire burning in our state right now. the sites fire remains active in colusa county. it's burned more than 19,000 acres and is 30% contained. fire showing this video showing 64 miles of control lines lay down to stop the spread of the fire. 9.40, for this saturday

morning. taking a live look now from our sutro cam at the city of san francisco. as the city wakes up this morning. dave, what kind of weather expect going to be hot for those inland spots, particularly good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. we're headed off to use 70 some relief there. sure are. looking at numbers in the 80's going on for highs today. >> next few days. in fact, they're all of the summer gear. and this what the forecast for tahoe calls for 83 tomorrow. that's reduction of today. 82 monday, even by tuesday, still hanging about 80. so very much summer into swing. here's a week. little frontal boundary. it's enough to make a difference between today and tomorrow going forward. here's a look at your winds on shore. they will be through the period. it not only helps a little bit in terms of cooling us, but it brings that marine layer into the inland spots short makes a little hot, humid for you, but it does kind of repel fires a bit next few days we see another weaker system happening middle of the week here again, we shuffle the

numbers around just a touch heading into next weekend. only thing is to see is maybe again around the sacramento valley towards maybe 8, 9 days out, perhaps some offshore winds try to develop. but it doesn't look like it's getting into the bay, least not yet. will soon get a little closer. 74 san francisco to the coast keeping into the 60's. we've got 79 for burlingame heading south. 84 foster city, palo alto about 90 in the south bay 90's are all here. 92 san jose morgan hill, 96 near 90 for portions of the east bay shoreline, but tri valley near 100, you can expect today again, you'll feel difference tomorrow. 97 walnut creek, 80 for berkeley, vallejo. 76 96 fairfield. there's vacaville with that 100 91 for napa in 96 santa rosa. yes, some minor relief happening as we get into the early part of the week. and we get a little stubborn here towards the mid portion of the week continue to cool. it looks like into thursday by about a 2 or so. and all of that. it's still we continue with a little bit of that onshore breeze going. so

that's the good direction. we'd like that checks out, ok, right now. >> you know, i will be indoors or of the ac going on there. you need the ac definitely inland. yes. all right. thanks so much, very good information there. well, a judge this week ordered stanford university in stanford health care to pay 10 million dollars in damages in connection. >> 2 employees, racial harassment case. the lawsuit filed back in 2017 by a former worker alleged the plantiffs co-workers used the n word and mistreated black patients. one image included in the lawsuit shows a staffer dressing as a member of the ku klux. the day after the lawsuit was filed, the university's dean and hospital ceo since an email to staff members implying the employee. have been dishonest but a jury ultimately found that e-mail defamed. the plaintiff. state utility officials give waymo the green light to expand outside of san francisco. it consumes spot the autonomous vehicles in los angeles and the san mateo, san

mateo officials tried to push back on the expansion but were not successful. supervisor david campos says he's disappointed in the decision and says the county has not heard from waymo about the plan to roll out the vehicl yet. >> communicate with local localities because they're governed by the pcs. so we need to create a regulatory framework. >> that monitors how these cars are performing. >> what i'm afraid is that if we leave it all to attack. >> and there aren't any. that basically we're leaving it to an industry where we have companies that are p. >> and there are no rules of the road. >> that of a says he's all for innovative technology, but he's not convinced those cars are safe. san jose senator dave cortese weighing in as well. this week he withdrew his bill that would have given

the city's the power to regulate the operation of a visa says he pulled it because of disagreements with the assembly transportation committee. he believes there should be a balance between state and local regulation when it comes to driverless cars. >> so can you imagine of something, you know, did happen around, unfortunate, you know something unfortunate happened around school site with an autonomous vehicle. you know, the pta would get involved, right? you know, probably the teachers would get involved be able to go right down to their school board. and then to their city council, they'd be able to talk to the mayor. they'd be able to say, look, put some precautions in place here. how do you go talk to dmv about any of that? and we don't even have a process for that. >> as he plans to resubmit the bill in january of next year with more specifics the operations at airports and near school zones. >> your local election

headquarters? the california supreme court ruled a measure that would make it tougher for politicians to raise taxes must be removed from the november ballot. it's known as the taxpayer protection act or tpa. the measure would have required every new state and local tax increase be approved by voters. it already qualified for the november election ballot. but governor gavin newsom and many democrats argued it would illegally revise the state constitution and would interfere with the basic of government. the state supreme they agreed. >> what they said was is that this clearly affects one of the core aspects of government taxation. and they said that it was safe. just such a substantial change that it amounted to a revision rather than simply an amendment. and that's why the voters can't vote on it this november. >> proponents for the measure say they will be working to introduce another ballot measure in 2026. democrats and

republicans in sacramento are coming together for a bill they hope will bring smiles to millions of californians literally is known as the smile at the bill calls for low-income residents enrolled in medical to be eligible for tooth replacement coverage right now. medicaid covers procedures to remove the tooth but not to replace it with an implant. this bill would change that. >> to be able to smile, to be confident in that job interview are on that date or in a family portrait are to do something as basic has properly chewing food. what is the point of being one of the wealthiest states in the world and not be able to provide basic rights to residents in need of basic dignity. >> as a republican here in sacramento, i can smile. we have this much bipartisanship. let's all give a big smile. >> the bill has no formal opposition, but lawmakers acknowledge dental implants are not cheap. high costs could pose a challenge to fund the bill while the state faces a multi billion dollar deficit.

>> italian restaurant in business for more than half a century is shutting its doors. >> clara's feel rios restaurant posted online that their last day is today. they thanked all their customers who they say have become like family. it's unclear why the restaurant is closing. but of course, we do wish the owners are the best of luck. and check this out. san francisco in san francisco. this home is

on the market, but the they say that somebody is renting it and they have a 30 year agreement there. so if you are willing to wait that long, the asking price for that property and on this home in russian hill is $488,000. so basically you pay that and then you get the tenant. >> well, it has 3 bedrooms and 2 bags. the listing says that the current tenant will continue to pay the same amount of rent for the next 30 that's about $400 a month. so you put down the 500 k and then you get the tenant that has been horse blankets old-fashioned money because for 17 outside of the central, yeah. did have another story yes. yeah. that really excited about that. one. >> so the world has its new ugliest dog wild, saying one of the world's ugliest dog contest yesterday at the sonoma-marin fair in petaluma. this was the second attempt for the three-year-old taken these from l a and according to his bio. well, thank contract of distemper as a

puppy from a rescue foster. he survived, but his teeth never grew in, which caused his time to hang out there and right front leg does have a little bit of an issue. he and his owner are taking home $5,000 for their big win. so persistence does pay off their. he's i do think he's cute. >> and last year's winner check him out. this is scooter. a 7 year-old chinese crested dog. he is disabled and is now living his best life with the woman saved him from being put down. it's not like a nice, a nice picture bryant. during his tour of the last week. last year's went. oh, yeah, of course. of course. well, its just a lovely to so many people, you know, coming forward and really helping these animals out to. and stephanie, it's going to be the dog days of summer. i know it's a cliche, but also true. here's excessive heat. notice the heat advisory. it's covering little bit more territory. >> that we frequently see this is inland. now we're seeing in the east bay just over the east bay hills. so tri valley, look at numbers to near 100 today. south bay are also in this to santa clara valley and

a couple little notations up north extends to sonoma county to in this and only a portion of solano county because onshore winds all day today, speaking of which here they are nice little pop in the afternoon. a little bit better pop tomorrow, though. so that's good news there as well to help keep those temperatures down. just a touch gets in humidity for the inland valleys. that's nice. firefighting efforts. 100 it looks like for today, antioch, in livermore with upper 90's. you can see well east. so you're 7 day game plan. here is a reduction of temperatures all week long. it's going to be some are still. but boy, this starts to feel much better. here was we seen numbers fall to the lower 80's by thursday. wow. bundle up. it's going to be chilly compared feeling with today for the game plan for myself today. i showed you staying indoors because that 100 degrees situation, not for me, that's fiery. that's quite a very toasty. thanks so much data. they still love you for joining us here for weekend morning newscast from 07:00am to 10:00am and we'll see you

back here. dark and tomorrow at 7 starting at taken care. everybody. >> enjoy the weekend.

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