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organizers work to keep the community moving forward after tragedy. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning. thanks so much for being here and joining us on the kron 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it's sunday, june. the 23rd. let's get your day started with a look at ehe weather with dave sphar. hi, dave. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and lots of sunshine for us today to but we're going to shave off some of that. so irritation of that heat spike and going to be as hot. >> the folks well inland will still be in the 90's, not quite to so severe here. it's are going to be summertime weather to make the mistake of that. here's the beautiful shot that we have for you, east bay shoreline. lot of that fog already eroded away. i checked half moon bay, though. they're still a little bit of the fog, but that will clear up for during the balance of the day today. sup let's go forward to see what's going on with our systems upstream. when the left-hand side of your screen, you know, south of gulf of alaska, there is a little frontal system

there. that's going to cool us off a little bit into next week. and i say alaskan cooling down. yeah. but the other issue is little plume moisture looks like it's bubbling up here on tuesday. little chance for maybe being grazed by the shower. all right. here's a look at the winds right now. we do have that onshore wind trying to build a bit single digits, not a lot of activity. in fact, temperatures a bit warmer today. upper 50's got some 60's already in the far east bay. there. but 13 degrees ahead for fairfield, despite the fact that our readings this afternoon should be a little bit less severe than we had from yesterday. 94 looks like by 2 o'clock. as we look for a minor cooling trend into next week. we'll have more details on a little passing shower on your tuesday. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. san jose cruz responded to a brush fire just off highway 101 friday afternoon. >> it started around 3.45, on west court in the alum rock neighborhood citizen app. video shows a big cloud of smoke visible from the highway. 2 southbound lanes on was shut down as crews

responded, we are working to get an update on the situation and we'll share latest as soon as it comes in. and some good news on the point. fire in sonoma. officials say the blaze is now 85% contained. crews don't expect any new fire activity. crews started putting away some 20,000 feet of hose they've been using against that fire. full containment is expected soon. the fire destroyed at least 3 buildings. and contra costa county fire crews hosted a wildfire evacuation drill to prepare residents for potential emergencies. martinez police helped firefighters at that saturday event. attendees got training on how to respond to an emergency. fire crews say it was important to raise community awareness, especially as we head into the hotter summer months. in contra costa county, one person is dead after a 3 car crash on i-80. the chp says it happened near hercules at 04:00am friday. officers say a man driving westbound collided with another car. moments later, a 3rd vehicle crashed

into the first car. female driver was taken to the hospital with major injuries, but is expected to survive the man driving the first car died at the hospital. the chp is investigating. coma. this morning police arrested a man accused of driving a car stolen from san diego. officers were tipped off, tipped off by an automatic license plate reader which captured the car near unit pero serra boulevard and coma boulevard right off of i-280. the driver identified as 34 year-old t ago orlando of daly city police arrested and booked the suspect into jail. he faces charges, including possession of a stolen car. officers arrested a man after a chase across 2 east bay cities. police approached the suspect at a target store in brentwood. he ran off. but then antioch, officer cruz guzman spotted the alleged thief and ran after him. they read across the creek up a dirt hill across the freeway and even over a fence before the suspect was caught.

officer share that photo of the officer after the chase. and starting in july, san francisco's minimum wage goes up to $18. and $0.67 a group of about 2 dozen people from the workers rights community collaborative rallied outside the 24th and mission bart station friday, bringing attention to the $0.50 increase. they said minimum wage workers can lose thousands of dollars because ofanage and cultural barriers and because employers don't pay workers. but the law requires demonstrators said wage theft is rampant in san francisco and what city leaders to help workers understand their rights. another rally is planned outside city hall on monday. meantime, the state faces a projected multi-billion dollar budget deficit. governor newsom and democratic leaders announced a final agreement. they say we'll protect key programs and keep the state financially stable. the 298 billion dollar spending plan includes more than

115 billion dollars for k through 12 public schools and community colleges. there's also money for local homelessness services and programs to make wi-fi available. the agreement also calls for 16 billion dollars in cuts including reductions to affordable housing programs. it also calls for the elimination of roughly 10,000 vacant state positions. democrats claim the plan will benefit californians. republicans argue it spends way too much and will lead to more deficits. lawmakers are expected to vote on this deal next week. it spends its restroom attendant program commuters who ride through the radio del norte, a bart station will now be created by an attendant if they want to use the restroom. it's the first above ground station to implement this. and the aim is to keep the area safe clean. officials say with someone always available and on hand to call on bart police. if a crime should occur. a total of 7 stations will have attendance during operating hours. summertime tradition in

oakland people came out to celebrate a lake lakefest at lake merritt, a celebration of community culture in juneteenth. watch this. >> well, lot of people. days ago for jean team actually a safe family. turn to. starting right

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photojournalists to one of putting together that story for us now, a police this morning. they did have increased patrols at lakefest as well. that event does follow the chaos that happened on june teen when 15 people were shot in the area after a sideshow, an illegal sideshow. we heard from the organizer of lakefest on the safety protocols in place weekend. >> i know a lot of people are fearful because what happened. at the lake on juneteenth. we've incurred a lot of calls to ensure everyone is safe. and like i said, we know do that. the whole park metal detector bags will be checked. and that's just to make sure everyone safe. >> really >> this is the 5th year of lake fest. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a look at the cpr safety tips you need to know before you head out to the water this summer. >> today it's still going to

be summer-like up, but not quite the bite that we had from yesterday. look for those temperatures cruising through the 90's. well, inland, going to take a look at what lies ahead. the kron. 4 morning ahead. the kron. 4 morning news continues.

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>> good morning. 7.12, this sunday morning. >> taking a live look outside at our mount tam camera and looking like such a beautiful start to the day, dave. >> that it is. and we're taking care of this fog a little earlier today than yesterday. good morning, stephanie. good morning. all sending off to the coast and

half moon bay overcast right now to start that says that fog has to lift off the marine layer, going back to mostly sunny motor in a place to keep cool today to yes, 66 already antioch, 63 for livermore. lot of 50's line up the east bay shoreline, upper 50's at that futurecast for doesn't show us too much out. we'll clear out whatever fog we have back to the mostly sunny mode. start things off like that tomorrow. most the cloud pattern towards our south a little bit. not as noticeable yet on monday, but let's go into tuesday. there you see the flow pattern upward. here's the concern that aloft may be some dry lightning and work looks to be more more like monterey and maybe off towards the mountains. but some of this does bubble up to around the bay area. so we're going to mention a little passing shower on tuesday. complements the daytime heating could be some dry lightning thrown in there for good measure is a possibility, too. so just something that's kind of out there. and it's a different layer in the atmosphere. certain on the marine layer. it's a lot higher up with that. so and then we get all of this. the monsoon, too. but

onshore flow. at least the service will continue today. tomorrow will provide little bit of that. cooling will pop in the afternoon hours, too. and temperatures will be retreating by the time we get to around tuesday. little bit as well. we've got sunny and summer-like still today. not as hot, though, 90's inland. then early into the week. temperatures start to fall will be struggling to get up. she up to 90 with the passage of that front. that's around tuesday. that helps kind of clean things out and then wednesday and thursday going actually a little bit on the cool side. lot of 70's for the bay and 80's going on in lynn. we can deal with that and then warming slightly as we head on to the following weekend us to 68 today. san francisco. 75 for oakland, 87 san jose. there's the big map for you. lots of 90's on the board still here. we'll see a lot of them in the east bay and up north, a mixture of 90's and 80's. we'll get more into that of the 4 zone forecast in a bit next couple of days. put us down for around 90 ish little passing showers. we made note of on tuesday. bigger concern with that will be some dry lightning. so but as that comes with the territory news and that that letter moisture sometimes gets

tricky. so some look out for on tuesday, ok? so dry lightning good. okay. so hopefully things stay stable because we're always concerned about the wildfire that we are. yes, thanks so much, dave. >> well, as the weather heats up, the american heart association recommends learning cpr to be ready for a safe summer. yesterday we had a visit with a doctor. need a reading. she's the physician in chief at the permanente medical group and she shows us how to perform cpr. and when you should be doing 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 through 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. i 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 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 then what you want to do is assess may see if there's a pulse. if there's not, then what you want to do is start

cpr. typically our patients weave this nice table set up here. you want to take your dominant hand. so for me, that is my right hand. you want to put it right here in the center of the chest interlace. your second hand right on top here. and then you began 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 the 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 actually keep time as i keep a running song real in my head and depending on what generation you are going to give you a couple are so so they're staying you says i want to dance with somebody from with his son there is and of course, the ever popular taylor swift. 22 ok, so you want to and crazy in a

cardiologist i love love. haha love with fiance so 100 120 beats per minute. and that's right and want to continue those chest compressions. actually changed if you recall, perhaps an elementary school, you learn that you add brats in between over the years we've actually learned that for pd for teens and 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 there a reason why that adjustment? yes, we actually found that a lot of people, particularly if you're out in the community were hesitant to go ahead and do the brass and with our research, we found that the with the compression thurs enough circulation that that in and of itself is the most important thing that you can offer to patient. again, you chances of some survival by 2 to 3 times. just incredible. so would you like me to give love for you says a skill that anybody can do don't be intimidated. were teach you all the skills you need right now to be able to

secure. okay. fantastic. so i'm going go like this. yes, and then hand over like and then we've got with sunshine going >> what you want to do is make sure you have leverage. arms are st aight. use body to actually push and at least 2 inches down. going to be more force than you would 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 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 have very good advice there. now, you're also with the american heart association has no walk us to just in terms of general hardin, carty party, all that, 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 are now 100 years on of the 100 years. saying and least we spent. >> 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 the cardiologist, it's not about just living many, many years. it's living about healthy years. 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 mortality 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 body is 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 showing some breath or chest pain those types of burbank,

ladies, 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 d condition 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 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 or new. you. all right. we'll be right back. a touching scene

in san jose and alameda county firefighter greeted by cheers as he headed home from the hospital. branded franco is a 22 year veteran of alameda fire. he suffered burns while fighting the corral fire near tracy earlier this month. he required some surgery and as he left the hospital, members of the alameda fire department turned out to wish him well as he continues his recovery. in southern california. a four-year-old is safe and sound after spendin4 hours alone in the wilderness. christian ramirez disappeared from a campground in fresno county thursday morning. search teams found the young child about a quarter mile away from the campground. they say christian was hungry and tired, but of otherwise healthy. it's still unclear exactly how he became separated from his family.

justin timberlake has broken his silence following his dwi arrest in the hamptons this week. he told fans at his chicago concert, but it's been a tough week for him. he was arrested tuesday after claiming he'd had just one martini during a night out with friends. timberlake told the crowd, quote, i know hard to love sometimes, but you keep loving me right back. it was his first show since the incident. timberlake has a court date now set for july. 26. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. grab your sunscreen the next time you head outside. >> why health experts say it's important to protect your important to protect your skin.

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>> now on kron 4, we are celebrating pride all month long. a closer look at how the town of sausalito played a pivotal role and lgbtq+ history. and an emotional week for baseball fans. a look at the growing memorial outside oracle park for willie mays. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. thanks so much for being here for joining us today at 7.28. this saturday morning. let's do a quick check of the weather with mister davis bar high hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. not a bad day today. we'll do a little better than yesterday. maybe turn some of that heat off. but it will be very summer-like. still. >> as you know, we're in june now like this and get a little bit of relief also as we go into next week as well. beauty shot coming in from sfo. no delays being reported out that way. and the bank of fog you can see being ripped away as

we speak, revealing the nice blue skies in the background. there. now, upstream in the far left right next to my little picture here, as you can see off in the gulf of alaska, that frontal boundary will be involved a little bit in a slight drop in temperatures mid week. but before it does on tuesday might get some of that mid-level moisture up this way. that means there's a potential for the central coast, at least to get some dry lightning that may bubble up for us here in the barrier as well. something kind of look out for will be tuesday afternoon during the heating of the day. we've got some 60's you can see in the east bay already upper 50's line up the east bay shoreline 50's or control up there of north and 63 for san jose in our readings are still above where they were this time from yesterday. but it won't be quite as hot, well inland as we saw again, back to the what we're seeing over the next about 48 our time period again, the morning hours we get that fog clears out nicely, but it's that mid-level moisture we're looking out for as we get into monday and more importantly into tuesday that bubbles up from the south kind of

reminiscent of of the monsoon. it's that dry lightning, something concern at the surface. the onshore winds continue not just in the next 48 hours, but all week long. there is a little bit of a pop that's offshore as we get into next weekend and the following week. however, that doesn't look to drop into the bay area that will stay well north. looking at 85. by the time we get to 11 o'clock, 2 o'clock. we'll be about 94. so so mid-nineties you can expect well inland. it will still be every bit of summer. but again, that more mild trend into next week. we'll talk about more. that's in your 4 zone forecast a bit. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> from 4 continues to celebrate pride month. before the castro was considered a safe place for the lgbtq+ community. a city in the north bay played a big role serving as a safe haven from first to recess. stasio explains. >> first bar in sausalito in 1952, i met up with sausalito resident joel car to unravel the past behind this seaside city and how it provided a

safe refuge for hundreds back in the day. sausalito is one of the most towns in the 40's and 50's in the country. car explains during that time to be was especially dangerous, even more so for one group. the reason that the whole culture evolved in this town is that right after the war, all the people that 1.0, 2 million. >> soldiers were being discharged a month the u.s. and of course, tens of thousands of them ended up here at the presidio where they were discharged and they ended up coming over here to be safe because they could have been discovered by their officers or anybody else, even though they have been discharged besides what is now scope? my restaurant on bridgeway. >> part of me to the chamber of commerce, the chamber of commerce space was premier bar in town here. it was called the sausalito and it was a

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

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

us next wednesday evening at 06:30pm, for our pride month. special hosted by john trouble and rob nesbitt. this year, we celebrate the beacon of love that shines bright across the bay area. is san francisco fans continue to bid farewell to the say, hey, kid at oracle park, flowers still piling up. a giants legend willie mae statue outside the stadium on thursday. the giants open the field for fans was rob nesbitt takes us inside. >> while somber music played over the speakers of giants stadium, a long line of fans waited to sign the condolence book for willie mays. my heart's broken. it was an emotional day in the outfield thursday from fans like bert williams who thought a maze as a hero when he was a kid. i'm in my 70's, but it. kind of the end and may try do to improve a lo who dropped to his knees praying. i oidn't think i'd be so. so the motional. over that is due flu home to san francisco from chicago for the maze tribute.

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

researchers are tagging sharks that swim in the waters off our beaches. that new tagging technology means lifeguards will be alerted when sharks come too close for comfort. nancy loo explains. >> coming this coming this way. that's a big shark. that's a big shark with the help of drone technology, it usually never takes long for the shark lab team to spot new research subjects with news nation on board near the coast of santa barbara. >> researchers find and tag an 11 foot great white in a matter of minutes. >> why the tagging and how does that help? >> well, one of questions is where all the shots from. whyhey co to these bes?t are ey doing at those beaches and what the lakers want to know is whether they're going to leave. so the way we can answer that is through tag >> conservation efforts have worked in replenishing the shark population and now its birthing season. juas warmer weather has more people venturing into the oceans.

those are major factors which have increased the chances of . sayhere's still much more t learn about shark behavior. what'slready known is they are not after us. humans clearly are t on the shark's menu. because if we were, then woube a costco fosharks. white sharks are around pe e ti in southern california. >> and they're not bothering anybody. so what that means is we're learning to share the ocean even though they're coming back. >> as the weather heats up, experts are reminding people to protect your skin from the sun reporter dean of their explains. ly can prode a lot of damage charge. that leads to scancer? that's the critical message. doctor avni patel wants people to hear when it comes to the sun. it can happen many years down the road, but also i'm startin eíaó see younger and yonger patients who come with su

damaged skin for signs premature aging from all the sun exposure that they have the endeavor health dermatologist recommends a daily dose of sun screen on i t it impot to remember that you're getting much more you realize. there are 2 types of ultraviolet radiation, uva and uvb. >> for aging and b for burning uvb rays are strongest in the middle of the day from about 10 to 4 uva rays are out from suup to sundown and aren't blocked by clouds or windows. to work indoors, but you're near windows, uva is coming in through those windows and it's causing aging and indirect damage, dry dna, which can lead to skin cancer when it comes to ng a proct. doctor patel says it doesn't ha to be expensive. >> whaon thshelf at a drug gocery do the trick. i wanteoe to wear broad spectrum sunscreen. that's a formula that covers both uva and uvb with an spf of 30 or greater. some are

chemical or organic products. while others are physical pox that leave a white coating on the skin like titanium dioxide or zinc oxide, chemical sunscreen works by absorbing into the skin and it absorbs the sun's rays for you. that's how it protects physical sunscreens simply sits on top of the reflects the rays back. but the coating the list of ingredients can be confusing, including those not in the formula. >> there's been a lot of studies out there that look into hoh is it is absorbed into our body and what can that well, we do know that it goes into the body. we don't have any evidence from larger studies and long term following in huma damage spray or lather it on every 2 to 3 hours. if you're exercising swimming or sweating, reapply every 40 to 80 minutes, i want people to be scared of the sun obviously brings us life. it's important for our planet. but i think

it's important that we protect ourselves from it on a daily basis. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a historic san fransco restaurant shows us how to make some mouthwatering dishes for your next summer time see. summertime. summertime in. we've got that forecast to highs in the 90's, well inland, but not as it is. it was from to e north bay. we've got 80's and 90 ish or so. >> he's shorelines treated the 80's all checking your 4 zone forecast. we come back the forecast. we come back the kron 4 morning news continues. you can't leave without cuddles.

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>> all right. good morning. 7.43. taking a live look outside at the city of san francisco. we can see karl, the fog is a a slowly getting out of bed. there. >> yeah, he's yawning, i guess. and morning 70. good morning, everybody. and a nice picturesque view. we have 2 coming in for you. is 70 look at that. just some hazy skies a little bit there. going to mix out for nice, sunny day today where those temperatures look like next couple days, summer-like to be sure, but may be as warm as 82 tomorrow. 79 will do it tuesday into wednesday. slight drop in temperatures and the pop-up of afternoon showers and thunder showers that appears to be south of tahoe. doesn't look like to be impacting there up that far north. so in the bigger map, what's going on here? the heat advisory business is still in central valley, as you can see to the south. but meanwhile, we're watching this up north and that little piece of energy i mentioned earlier about tuesday to maybe potentially bring us a passing little

shower here. here's where does will go and stop it for you right about there. there's that chance. dry lightning with this, too. so that's why we're kind of pointing it out before that front gets here. give about a 40 hour time period. that rolls on through a correction of temperatures. brings us back down again even more so very pleasant to kind of finish off the weekend. looks like compared the heat spike business. we've had then a minor warm up into the following week. i did mention earlier there's a little pop of some offshore winds, but that appears much further north that doesn't really get into the bay area and are onshore winds. look to hold all week long. so that's good. 68 san francisco for today. we'll do those 60's off towards the coast to take care of that fog already within the next couple of hours. in fact, 74 for burlingame, 77 foster city, 84 for palo alto in the south bay. we're looking at numbers now in the upper 80's a little colder than yesterday. 86 for santa clara milpitas. 87 east bay shoreline, lower 80's tribe. ali, you're looking at the lower 90's to maybe even some mid 90's here. and there 90

for concord. looks like 69 for berkeley. the late host 69 88 fairfield now coming in at 81 in santa rosa at about a 90 now, we do have some passing systems to make note the. 7 day forecast reflects that that that passing shower business on tuesday. that will be mid level moisture here. here's the drop post frontal. if you want to call it that and we get into next weekend. but 88 or so and again, that offshore wind pop that looks to be staying way north. okay. so not to impact us. that's hope. let's hope that stays led to see that we're slowly cooling down little bit. then will treat their on thursday to the still like in the okay. i think selected. >> it is officially summer as davis reference there, which means the crabbing season is in full swing, but part right, ceo or rather the coo of fog harbor fish house joins us live on set to show us how some delicious dishes that you can try for your next summer time story. >> good morning to you. good morning, stephanie. thanks for having us. of course. thank you so much for being here.

and this smells delicious. but first of tell us a bit about fog harbor south history. fog harbor fish house is on 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. >> 39 was built and we re conceptualized it and changed it from its original form in 2007 and change it to fog harbor fish and really given a new identity kind of change the 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 to 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 make it in the oven. unfortunately, no flames it beautiful grilled shrimp and corn arugula. salad. you'll help me dress at the end test. so all the recipes are on our website open got harbor dot ction and to make the brisket that we use full fresh tomato, little fresh, all of our extra all those sellers, beautiful little >> some shower. yeah, little bit of fresh garlic cook. the and then some wonderful, fresh. basil 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 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 asked questions how it's caught, where it's from just to make sure that it does meet the guidelines that are required. >> right. and i do 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 ties all into all of that terms of sustainability and making sure that ingredients come from a good place and that you're not over staging in 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 that's correct. now.

so, beautiful, christine. these fresh our dough bread. sliced baked in the oven with 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. you 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 yet wonderful she's for me to micro greens on tab 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 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 coran said, let's

make a beautiful summer salad out of it. so we've 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 married in the blender. so if you could given a little drizzle on top, however, you want to do. much get make a little previous on expanding into my art. side is 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 as local. >> super sustainable. really great. you know, 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 crab, however, on there as well. that's just incredible. what he 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 here. 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 whateaer 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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you want to check those out as well. still ahead on the kron morning news after weeks of disagreement, state lawmakers strike a deal to solve california's budget deficit. >> plus, a man leads police on a multi city chase across the east bay. oakland. we take you inside a juneteenth community festival. organizers are working you, move the neighborhood forward days after tragedy stay with us.

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now on the kron 4 morning news as fires continue to burn across california. the latest on containment efforts from crews on the ground. and summertime celebrations kicked off at lakefest in oakland how organizers work to keep the community moving forward after recent tragedy. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it's sunday, june 23rd. let's get your day started with a look at the weather with dave sphar. good morning, dave. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. a pretty nice sweet sunday coming our way here. not as hot as yesterday, but still every bit going to be feeling like summer to the well inland. so. >> prepare accordingly with all of this with plenty of 90's to dish out half moon bay. yeah. still socked in with this up. a fog cloud cover situation that will clear out of the next couple of hours giving you actually

some from the heat. that's coming our way again, there's that low out of the gulf of alaska. kind of that line. it's a divider for our weekend or excuse me the middle of the week and will be a little drop in temperatures that happened after before it gets here. we have a little chance on tuesday. seen some stray showers. we're more concerned about that dry lightning that remains a threat. however, winds at this hour, kind of out of the northwest. but they will be pretty much loyally onshore just about all week long popping in the afternoon. of course, lot of 60's in the east bay. we already have 70 for livermore. a cool 58 for fremont and 50's and 60's up north. this all puts us ahead of yesterday's numbers, however, well inland, we probably won't top those numbers. 89 looks like at high noon to 3 o'clock at 94 will be staying shy of the century. mark for today and again, gradual cooling into next week watching out for that. little cluster of some possible showers on tuesday. talk more about it coming up in a bit. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. in san jose, cruz responded to a brush fire just

off highway 101 friday afternoon. >> it started around 3.45, on west court out the alum rock neighborhood citizen app. video shows that the cloud of smoke visible from the highway there. 2 southbound lanes on 1, shut down as crews responded, we are working to get an update on the situation and we'll share the latest as soon as that comes in. some good news on the point. fire in sonoma. officials say that blaze is now 85% contained and crews don't expect any new fire activity. crews started putting away some 20,000 feet of hose is they should using against that fire. full containment is expected soon. the fire destroyed at least 3 buildings. in contra costa county. fire crews hosted a wildfire evacuation drill to prepare residents for potential emergencies. martinez police helped firefighters at the saturday event. attendees got training on how to respond to an emergency. fire crews say it was important to raise community awareness, especially as we head into the hotter summer months. in

contra costa county, one person is dead after a 3 car crash on i-80. the chp says it happened near hercules at 04:00am friday. officers say a man driving westbound collided with another car. moments later, a 3rd car crashed into the first car. a female driver was taken to the hospital with major injuries, but is expected to survive the man driving the first car died at the hospital. the chp is investigating. in coma. this morning police arrested a man accused of driving a car stolen from san diego. officers were tipped off by an automatic license plate reader which captured the car. your unit, pero serra boulevard in coma boulevard right off of i-280. the driver identified as 34 year-old orlando of daly city police arrested and booked that suspected to jail. he faces charges, including possession of a stolen car. officers arrested a man after a chase across 2 east bay cities. police approached the

suspect at a target store brentwood. he ran off. but then any a police officer, cruz guzman spotted the alleged thief and ran after him. you can see the officer picture there after a lengthy chase across a creek in freeway. the suspect was caught. starting july. francisco's minimum wage goes up to $18. and $0.67 a group of about 2 dozen people from the workers rights community collaborative rallied outside the 24th and mission bart station friday. bringing attention to that $0.50 increase. they said minimum wage workers can lose thousands of dollars because of language and cultural barriers and because employers don't pay workers what the law requires. demonstrators said wage theft is rampant in san francisco and want city leaders to help workers understand their rights. another rally is planned outside city hall on monday. governor gavin newsom this week announced a final agreement in response to the state's multi-billion-dollar budget deficit. lawmakers say their proposal will protect

key programs and keep the state financially stable. the 298 billion dollar spending plan includes more than 115 billion dollars for k through 12 public schools and community colleges. the agreement also calls for 16 billion dollars in cuts including reductions to affordable housing programs. but also calls for the elimination of roughly 10,000 vacant state positions. democrats claim the plan will benefit everyday californians. republicans argue it spends way too much. lawmakers are expected to vote on the deal in the next week. our expanded restroom attendant program commuters who ride through the elsa del norte, a station now be greeted by an attendant if they want to use the restroom. this is the first above ground station to use the program. the aim is to keep the area clean and safe. a total of 7 stations will have attendance during operating hours. in oakland, people came out to lake merritt to celebrate community culture and

juneteenth. our for photo journalist malcolm jackson takes us inside. >> now what >> well, lot of people. days ago for actually a safe family. starting right here. create it looks

>> anderson, in today, that's how the baby and very light. everybody's good spirit in the a lot of people. so has been really really, you know, like part of >> we're supportive hopefully it is not going anywhere. >> and that was from our kron. 4 photo journalist malcolm jackson putting together that story for us there and coinciding with lakefest police increased patrols around lake merritt. you may

recall on wednesday a shooting in the area left 15 people injured during an illegal sideshow. we heard from a lake fest organizer about the safety protocols that were in place. >> i know a lot of people are fearful because what happened. at the lake on juneteenth. we've incurred a lot of calls to ensure everyone is safe. and like i said, we know do that. park metal detector bags will be checked. and that's just to make sure everyone it's it's 8. >> this is the 5th year of lakefest and it looks like everyone had a great time happening today. the met weather might be a bit rough and toasty out there. but that doesn't mean you can't take a chill pill at the healthmade county fair and check out some of the corgi races out there. kron four's tiffan justice live for us nin pleasanton with tiffany corgi races. tell us more about this. >> yeah. who was record year

a's right there. those adorable dogs are racing in reading for a trophy. so we do know that the alameda county fair, you know, is still in full swing. they opened on the 14th and they will go until july 7th. there's a lot of things to come see and watch. and today the big corgi races happening today at the racetrack. this will start at noon and it's a brand new attraction that only happens once during the fair and it will ature pupsm corg con racing and they will compete for a trophy. now the fair's concert series continues today as well with corazon de mine. a tribute to the band mana that concert was start at 08:00pm tonight. and you know, when it comes to the fair, there's good food, they go together perfectly. >> and here at the alameda county fair, there are 100 different food a beverage boost to choose from classics like funnel cakes, corn dogs and so much more now, if you want to come down today and relax a regular gate admission, general is and 61 is going to be $18 seniors. 62

and over. that's going to be 15 bucks. kids 6 to 12. that's also 15 bucks in children under 6. that is completely free. so this fair is actually one f california's largest fears and the oldest fair in northern california. back to you in studio. alrigh at live report. much for >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news, the cpr safety tips you need to know before you head out to the water this summer. >> and a look at your summertime forecast for today. we get those temperatures while the business of the 90's, not quite the hot like that we had from yesterday taking the edge off a little bit looking at the next week as well. the kron 4 morning news continues.

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>> welcome back. good morning, everybody. live shot coming in from. oh, yeah. look at this mount tam picture and you can see some leftover fog at the lower levels. blue ieand that's expect fortoday. more of that. re's a shot of somof the lower level oisture. we'veeen talking aboalf bay, typical the cot. we g a loof that cover up. it's going to erode away by the late morning hours. get some suine foyou, folks at the coast as well. utrm, you can see here's alaska and this litt fro boundary. it's relatively weak, anemic and all that

stuff. but it will usher in some slightly cooler temperatures in the 2nd half of our week ahead before we get there, we some systems playing together a little bi he. now today's deal is not as hot as yesterday was. can see this from this vantage point, but i'm going to show you something little wrinkle here. before we get to midweek temperature check for you, 69 for antioch, 70 livermore, east bay shoreline, lower 60's fremont about 58 50's and 60's up north and a chilly 52 off to half moon bay. yes, those winds remain on shore. that's a good direction because it also normally cools us off a little bit, but assures in that moisture well inland. so we like that part, futurecast for just that fog in the morning hours clears out nicely. we do the set. that same thing again for tomorrow on monday. but want to watch to the south here as we go forward from this. this is now monday morning. not so much on monday. we don't see too much going on which the some bubbling up going on here. some moisture coming up from the south. this is middle level moisture, not thco kind of damp stuff at the surfe.step above

and we sometimes get the storm, the monon that can sparoff some of those dry thunderstorms. so that's what the concern is. the really looking around monterrey. but some of the models to hint it hit or miss shower tuesday afternoon, right during the peak of our daytime heating. lot of energy in the atmosphere, something to kind of look out for maybe ■a shower or thundershower thrown in there. there are winds loyally coming on shore as they will be today right across the carquinez strait. solano county eastern contra costa county as well, throwing some moisture out that way. so we're going to keep that trend not just toorrow, but through monday and rather tuesday, really alleelong. again, litte wrinkles i mentioned . earlier with us, ok, sunny and summertime. like for today, not as hot, though in the 90's. we're looking at mid 90. so forget the century. mark and backing off of that a little bit more. so a passing shower tuesday question mark, it's more that dry lightning a bigger concern. then after that little front passes and all that we've got sunny, nice cooling 70's for the bay 80's

well inland. so thursday is going to feel marvelous with that slightly warm up as we get into friday saturday. so to reiterate for today, we've got about 68 going on here for san francisco, sunny and mild. 75 covers us for oakland and 87. meanwhile, for san jose and make no mistake about it, it's still summer. we're going to be summertime numbers that are going to be in the mid 90's pretty well inland. you can see there 96 for antioch. meanwhile, up north got a mixture of some 80's and 90's, but because that low winds coming onshore helping out the labor with 69, as you can see. alright, next couple of days with half moon bay. as our backdrop here, we've got 90 going on by monday and tuesday. 89 again, penciling in a chance of that hit or miss little shower on tuesday. but it's more that right like we want worry about. to the right during the daytime heating there. yes, okay. will hopefully everything stays calm despite the a chance of that dry like, yeah, that's only thing to look out for. but beyond that, we should be good in some cooler temps by the end next week. all right.

something to look forward to in that sense. all right. thanks so much. safe. >> well, as the weather heats up, as dave just described there, the american heart association recommends learning cpr. so you're ready for a safe summer doctor. rita, ng physician in chief at the permanente medical group joined us on set to show us how to perform cpr. good morning to you, doctor. good morning. i love being yes, andh it's to have you here with bright and early ad walk us through this very important. >> demonstrations so before we get started here, though, was it so imptant that we learn we those summer months? yeah, this is such an important valuable ski to have many people d■fon'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 learnthis. so walk us through how this is going to work. we have a friend. yes, little annie. little 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 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 our patients going to be on the ground that we have this nice table set up here. you want to take your dominant hand. 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 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. the way, actually keep time as i keep a running song real in my head and depending on what generation you are going to give you a uple re so so they're staying alive, fugees says i want to dance with somebody from with his son there is and of course, the ever popular taylor swift. 22 okay, though. y want to and cardiologist ve love with fiance so 100 0 beats per mi. and thas right and want to continu osescpressionts. actually changed if you

recall, perhaps an elementary school, you learn that you add brats in between over the years we've actually learned that for pd for teens and adult patients. we actually just to the compressi w longehave the breaths for peatric popution. we do continue with very interested. and is there a reason why that adjustment? yes, we actually found that a lot of people, particularly if you're out in the community in sri, were hesitant to go ahead and do the and with our research, we found that the with the compression 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 would you like me to give love for you says a skill that anybody can do n't be intimidated. were teach you all the skills you ed right now to be secure. okay. fantastic. so i'm going to go like this. yes, yeah. and then hand over like and then we've got with sunshine going

>> what you want do is make sure you have leverage. ms are straight using a body to actually push and at least 2 foe than you would imagine. no, you're going to get higher doing this. and what we even do he take turns. so you take do what you do it for a couple minuas you're getting tired. the next person should bedy to c over and taketake ta it a sporand hopefully by then thefirst responders, the 9-1-1 ividualthat y called have come help. s and n whaif someone is dealing with s lika baby or toddler to situation changes when it comes to cpr? yes, so. >> with ddlers and children, we typiy 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 have very

good advice there. now, you're also with the american heart association has now walk us to just in terms of general hardin, carty party, all that, you know hohealth wellness for the summer months. what are things that people should be aware of? yes, so. the board of director for the american heart association. we're now 100 years onthe 100 year saying and least we spent. >> 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 ow your numbers. s th' not about just living many, many years. it's living about hethy ars. ll 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 anfor everybody to live active healthy lives. i recommend at least 50 to 70 minutes of active exercise. ou don't 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 someof morbidity or mortality with cardiac events, , alright, mom and veggies? anything that u an cook at your home. and i'm a terrible cook. all say and yet you can get crive and could be a fun community activity. wonderful. and you know, wh are some signs that ople should be checking with their doctor with regards thr health heart health as wel yep. so i always tell people to know your body is so something feels different. you want to get checked oui always recommend a once a year at least minimum physical examina and partiular, really knowing your signs and symptoms. so, for example, some some th or chest pain a those types of burbank, ladies that prompts youo be able to say, gosh, this isn't right and actually probably get checked out. it could be ything from just being d condition to something more serious, such as blockages in your ood vessels and i

bett know it's better to go get checked out and have a dicatedth physicians teams that actually can help make it okay. fatic. ank you so ch to ord hysian in chief. at the permanente medical group for your very helpful guidance or new. you. all right. we'll be right all right. we'll be right back.

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hospital. brendan franco was a 22 year veteran of alameda fire. he suffered burns while fighting the corral fire near tracy earlier this month. he required surgery as he left the hospital. members of alameda fire turned out to wish him well as he continues his recovery. thank you for your service. and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news. grab your sunscreen the next time you head outside. >> the reminder from health experts to protect your skin this summer.

>> now on kron 4, we're celebrating pride all month long. a closer look at how the

town of sausalito played a pivotal role and lgbtq+ history. plus, an emotional week for baseball fans. a look at the growing memorial outside oracle park for giants legend willie mays. good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. thanks so much for being here with us at 8.29. this sunday. let's get you started now with a look at your forecast dave sphar high day. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. well, it's still summer, but not quite as hot as yesterday. so we'll take it. how about that? we've got a little in the way of some fog working its magic at the coast. >> just delaying the temperatures that going to climb later on for today. beauty shot coming in from sfo. no delays happening out bhere. and actually, the fog bank is eroding. whatever little bit of it is left way upstream to see the gulf of alaska there. i know it looks kind of noisy up there, but that frontal boundary expected tuesday wednesday. and there doesem to a ltle bit of a droin temperatures on the latter half of next week. beyond that, it's actually a little puff of a moisture plume of moisture coming up

our way that we're worried about on tuesday, potentially for central coast, particularly to get some dry lightning to look out for. that's kind of the scene that we get later in the summer season of monsoon a little bit. 75 for any act right now, 70 for livermore east bay shoreline in the lower 60's with 50's and 60's up north 50's remaining at the coast, though this is warmer than yesterday's numbers. but inl we'relooking at highs. that will be a little bit below yesterday's numbers. look at about 90 or so by high noon to 3 o'clock about 94 again, we continue all week long with the onshore flow in this time of year. very important. bring a little bit of moisture well inland. we'll talk a bit more about that rankle coming our way on tuesday and your 4 zone forecast. stefanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> kron 4 is celebrating pride month and long before the castro was considered a safe place for the lgbtq+ community. a city in the north bay played a big role serving as a safe haven. hope was to recess to steal reports.

>> first bar in sausalito in 1952, i met up with sausalito residential car to unravel the past behind this seaside city and how it provided a safe refuge for hundreds back in the day. sausalito is one of the most towns in the 40's and 50's in the country. car explains during that time to be was especially dangerous, even more so for one group. the reason that the whole culture evolved in this town is that right after the war, all the people that 1.0, 2 million. >> soldiers were being discharged a month in the u.s. and of course, tens of thousands of them ended up here at the presidio where they were discharged and they ended up coming over here to be safe because they could have been discovered by their officers or anybody else, even though they have been discharged besides what is now scope? my restaurant on

bridgeway. >> car took me to the chamber of commerce, the chamber of commerce space was premier bar in town here. it was called the sausalito and it was a safe although not entirely safe because >> after the golden gate bridge had been built. some cops and the enforcement people would come across the bridge along with all of the other of ose a bar. this bar had buzzer system where doorman had a buzzer. and if he saw he or she saw one of those enforcement people coming up, the street wouldn't and let everybody inside the bar know so that they could straighten car also brought me to sailors a popular mexin restaurant in town with its own fabled past. what happened was the houseboat community up. >> ridgeway here which was becoming very in the early

50's was home to the generation. and and then shortly after that, the hippie generation there were lots and lots of people who lived there. and this was just about the closest place they could come as people. car feels so passionately about sausalito is bar scene and its importance. he is working on a book to document and peel back the layers of how it played a pivotal role. >> during a time when being for many was a closely guarded secret. you know, i have to say that the fact almost not a single resident of sausalito knows of this history, they don't they have no idea that there were 8 bars in sausalito in the 50's. and so i've been trying to talk to a lot of people about this. i've taken oral histories from people who n were there who are quite old at this point. and i'm anxious capture as much as i can of

this history piecing together the past to better understand the significance of one small city as we honor pride. >> this time of year. in sausalito to recess stasio kron. 4 news. >> and join us next wednesday evening at 06:30pm, for our pride month. special hosted by john shrable in rob nesbitt. this year we celebrate the beacon of love that shines bright across the bay area. francisco fans continue to bid farewell to the say, hey, kid at oracle park, flowers are still piling up. a giants legend willie mae statue outside the stadium on thursday. the giants open the field for fans and kron four's. rob nesbitt. was there. >> while somber music played over the speakers of giants stadium, a long line of fans waited to sign the condolence book for willie mays. my heart's broken. it was an emotional day in the outfield thursday from fans like bert williams who thought a maze as a hero when he was a kid. i'm in my 70's, but it. kind of

the end and might try do to improve a lo who dropped to his knees praying. i didn't think i'd be so. so the motion over and you flew home to san francisco from chicago for the maze tribute. set the bar so high that nobody can touch it when he died. he took it with them. >> so just amazing of so many great memories. the baseball legend made his mark here after playing with the giants from 1951. to 1972. >> he got his start at rickwood field in birmingham where he played in the league and where thursday's tribute game for mays was played. fans watching from the outfield of oracle park. remember not just the baseball player, but the person. he was gentleman and set. good examples. he he let. >> some pretty heavy stuff roll right off his back spoke up when it was time did a great job for the league for the team. even if you didn't know who he was and what the players are. ended up watching him, whether it was the flowers surrounding the statue and willie mays plaza with the

many condolences signed. it's clear the game of baseball is better off because of number. 24 never be another like him in san francisco. rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> summer kick-off researchers are tagging the sharks that swim in the waters off our beaches. new tagging technology means lifeguards will be alerted when sharks come too close for comfort. nancy loo has more. >> coming this coming this way. that's a b srk. that's a big shark with the help of drone technology, it usually never takes long for the shark lab team to spot new near the coast of santa barbara. researchers find and tag an 11 foot great white in a matter of minutes. >> why the tagging d how es that help? >> well, one of questions is where all the shots coming from. why did they come to these beaches?swhat are they doing at those beaches? and what the lakers want to know is one of the going to leave. so the way we can answer that is through tag

>> conservation efforts have worked in replenishing the shark population and now its birthing season just as warmer weather has more people venturing into the oceans. those are major factors which have increased the chances of accidental encounters. experts say there's still much more to learn about shark behavior. but what's already known is they are not after us. humans clearly are not on the shark's menu. >> because if we were, then all these populated beaches would be a costco for sharks. white sharks are around people all the time in southern california and they're not bothering anybody. so what that means is we're learning to share the ocean even though they're coming back. >> well, as the weather heats up, experts are reminding people to protect your skin from the sun reporter dina bair explains. >> when it all it really can produce a lot of damage charge. that leads to skin cancer? that's the critical

message. doctor avni patel wants people to hear when it comes to the sun. it can happen many years down the road, but also i'm starting to see younger and younger patients who come with sun damage scanned for signs premature aging from all the sun exposure that they have asked the endeavor health dermatologist recommends a daily dose of sun screen on the face ears annex. i think it's important to remember that you're getting much more you realize. there are 2 types of ultraviolet radiation, uva and uvb. >> for aging and b for burning uvb rays are strongest in the middle of the day from about 10 to 4 uva rays are out from sunup to sundown and aren't blocked by clouds or windows. so even if you are commuting work indoors, but you're near windows, uva is coming in through those windows and it's causing aging and indirect damage, dry dna, which can lead to skin cancer when it comes to choosing a product. doctor patel says it doesn't have to be expensive. >> what's on the shelf at a

drug or grocery store will do the trick. i want people to wear broad-spectrum sunscreen. that's a formula that covers both uva and uvb with an spf of 30 or greater. some are chemical or organic products. while others are physical pox that leave a white coating on the skin like titanium dioxide or zinc oxide, chemical sunscreen works by absorbing into the skin and it absorbs the sun's rays for you. that's how protects physical sunscreens simply sits on top of the reflects the rays back. but the coating the list of ingredients can be confusing, including those not in the formula. >> there's been a lot of studies out there that look into how much is it is absorbed into our body and what can that well, we do know that it goes into the body. we don't have any evidence from larger studies and long term following in human patients that it causes and you spray or lather it on every 2 to 3 hours. if you're exercising

swimming or sweating, reapply every 40 to 80 minutes, i want people to be scared of this. i brings us life. it's important for our planet, but i think it's important that we protect ourselves from it on a daily basis. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a historic san francisco restaurant shows us how to make some mouth watering dishes for your next summer time soiree. >> well, for today, very much summer-like. look at the temperatures. 96 antioch, lower 90's for tri valley here. it's an improvement from yesterday, though, and that continues into next week. we'll check ou

>> a 43 this sunday morning and taking a live look now from our sutro cam. looking like a gorgeous start to your day. san francisco. let's check in now with day for more on our bay area. weather. hi, dave. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, those hazy skies. >> i got him to let's and yeah, a little bit off towards the east. we'll see what i'm talking about in yosemite national park. out of skies to start things off, although we'll go into sunday mode there as well as up to tahoe in a short sleeve shirt weather. >> 82 tomorrow, thursday, we're at 79 and also into wednesday, minor correction with those temperatures on the home front that will get as well. that guy up towards the north. that means the 2nd half of the week will be a little different. but we're waiting for a little chunk of moisture in the mid layers of the atmosphere by about tuesday. and there's your heat advisory. that's the south now not in the bay area, but everything shifted southward. go through the models. you see what i'm talking about. this little piece of moisture and energy. yeah, right there again on our tuesday. so

there's the chance of an isolated a little lightning strike and thrown in this. and that would be also dry lightning, potentially 2 or maybe a stray shower from our vantage point, this kind of wishy-washy stuff. the sneaky things happen a lot on the monsoon. usually it bubbles up more from the southeast. but this is kind of coming around the high, as you can see coming in from the more tropical pacific. then that front finally plays out. it's not a rain producer. anything. it just will cool us off of the 2nd half of the week and the minor little warm looks like in the next weekend through all of this at the surface. we continue on with that onshore wind, which is important because we don't want things drying out too much. 68 san francisco to the coast will keep it around. 60 ish specific about 50 or 61 rather. 74 for burlingame. these numbers a little yesterday, foster city, 77. 84 palo alto sub 90 for a lot of the south bay here. 87 san jose, santa clara, 86 lower 80's on the east bay shoreline tried valley working into the 90's here. 88 walnut creek, 90

for concord. 69 berkeley, laos. 69 fairfield, 88 81 coming in for a nap in 94 santa rosa. so keep the reduction of temperatures going forward again tuesday. with the daytime heating might have some strikes of lightning to look out for their 83 on thursday cc. there's the cooling effects from that front, if you will. but it's enough that the summer season, so they're not as a big deal there on the winter, but at least it will help kind of correct temperatures little bit, ok? all right. we will take them a little bit of fog. will, you know, cool things down. that's good to keep that marine layer moisture here. chris cross, thanks so much. day. >> it is officially summer dave just described there and crabbing season is in full swing. but part right, coo of fog harbor fish house joined us live on set to show us some delicious dishes. you can try. we're next summer time soiree. check this out. >> good morning to you. good morning, stephanie. thanks for having us. of course. thank you so much for being here. and this smells delicious. but

first of tell us a bit about fog harbor south history. fog harbor fish house is on 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. >> 39 was built and we re conceptualized it and changed it from its original form in 2007 and change it to fog harbor fish and really given a new identity kind of change the 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 to 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 make it in the oven. unfortunately, no flames it beautiful grilled shrimp and corn arugula. salad. you'll help me dress at the end test. so 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 for fresh tomato, little fresh, all of our extra virgin olive oil. just look at all those sellers, beautiful little >> some shallots. yeah. little bit of fresh garlic cook. the >> and then some wonderful fresh. >> basil, 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 asked questions how it's caught, where it's from just to make sure that it does meet the guidelines that are required. >> right. and i do 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 ties all into all of that terms of sustainability and making sure that ingredients come from a good place and that you're not over staging in 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 annot using certain things rly 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 that's correct. now.

so, beautiful, christine. these fresh our dough bread. sliced baked in the oven with o% 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. you 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 yet 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 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 coran said, let's

make a beautiful summer salad out of it. so we've 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 who married in the blender. so if you give it a little drizzle on top, however, you want to do much get make a little previous on expanding into my art. side is 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 local super sustainable. really great, you know, 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 crab, however, on there as well. that's just incredible. what he 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 here. 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

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boyfriend in kansas city chiefs star travis kelce. also there swift wish prince william a happy 42nd birthday which he celebrated earlier this week. it's shaping up to be a historic weekend at the box office. disney pixar's inside out to projected to have the best second weekend for an animated movie at around 100 million dollars at the domestic box office. if so, it will be the highest-grossing movie year-to-date with a worldwide running total above 650 million dollars in second place. bad boys ride or die looks to earn 18 million dollars this weekend. and 3rd, the bike riders will bring in 9 and a half million for its opening weekend. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news after weeks of disagreement, state lawmakers strike a deal. >> to solve california's budget deficit. plus, a man leads police on a multi-city chase across the east bay. and oakland. we take you inside a juneteenth community festival.

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>> now on the kron, 4 morning news as fires continue to burn across california. the latest on containment efforts from crews on the ground. and summertime celebrations kicked off at lakefest in oakland how organizers work to keep the community moving forward after recent tragedy.

>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the 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 sunday, june. the 23rd. let's get your sunday started with a look at the weather with dave sphar. hi, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and it's going to be every bit like summer again today to lots of 90's, of course, working their magic inland, but at least not as hot as it was from. yesterday's will back off of that a little bit and do more. so as we get into next week as well, marine layer is checking in with the fog. you can see here at half moon bay. that's a good thing. this time of year got to have that marine layer and hand. we see these onshore winds all week long. temperatures will still be warm, but at least it's good to have that moisture around the upstream. there's a little weak front. its impact will cool us off on the 2nd half of the week for it gets here, though, little plume of some subtropical moisture. mid layers of the atmosphere may spell a little shower potentially on tuesday said the lookout for here are the

current surface winds. you can see out of the northwest to westerly and single digits will be to 2 active. this afternoon, though. we'll see a little pop. those. 75 antioch, 74 for livermore. most readings are in the 60's with some chilly 50's out near the coast. we're a little warmer actually this hour that we were 24 hours ago. however, numbers this afternoon won't be as lofty looking about 93 at 1 o'clock and 4 o'clock. that's a good sign. instead of the upper 90's. we saw that time from yesterday in a bit. we'll walk through you what you can expect for today and into next week, stephanie. all right. looking forward to a day. thank you. >> in san jose, cruz responded to a brush fire just off highway 101 friday afternoon. it started around 3.45, on west court in the alum rock neighborhood citizen citizen app video rather shows a big cloud of smoke visible from the highway. 2 southbound lanes on 1, shut down as crews responded, we are working to get an update on the situation and we'll show you the latest as soon as it comes in. and

some good news this morning on the point, fire in sonoma. officials say that blaze is now 85% contained. crews don't expect any new fire activity. they started putting away some 20,000 feet of hose is they've been using against this fire. containment is expected soon. the fire destroyed at least 3 buildings. in contra costa county. fire crews hosted a wildfire evacuation drill to prepare residents for potential emergencies. martinez police helped firefighters at the saturday event. attendees got training on how to respond to an emergency. fire crews say it was important to raise community awareness, especially as we head into the hotter summer months. in contra costa county, one person is dead after a 3 car crash on i-80, the chp says it happened near hercules of 04:00am friday. officers say a man driving westbound collided with another car. moments later, a 3rd vehicle crashed into the first car. a female driver was taken to the hospital with major injuries,

but is expected to survive the man driving the first car died at the hospital. the chp is investigating. in coma. this morning police arrested a man accused of driving a car stolen from san diego. officers were tipped off by an automatic license plate reader which captured the car new unit, pero serra boulevard and como boulevard right off of i-280. the driver identified as 34 year-old tia orlando of daly city police arrested and booked the suspect into jail. he faces charges, including possession of a stolen car. officers arrested a man after a chase across 2 east bay cities. police approached the suspect at a target store in brentwood. he ran off. but then any off officer cruz guzman spotted the alleged even ran after him. you can see the officer picture there after a lengthy chase across a creek end freeway. the suspect was caught. and starting in july, san francisco's minimum wage goes up to $18 and $0.67

a group of about 2 dozen people from the workers by its community collaborative rallied outside the 24th and mission bart station friday. bringing attention to th or rather $0.50 increased. they said minimum wage workers can lose thousands of dollars because of language and cultural barriers. and because employers don't pay works what the law requires demonstrators said wage theft is rampant in san francisco and want city leaders to help workers understand their rights. another rally is planned outside city hall on monday. governor gavin newsom this week announced a final agreement in response to the state's multi-billion-dollar budget deficit. lawmakers say their proposal will protect key programs and keep the state financially stable. 298 billion dollar plan includes more than 115 billion dollars for k through 12 public schools and community colleges. the agreement also calls for 16 billion dollars in cuts including reductions

to affordable housing programs. it also calls for the elimination of roughly 10,000 vacant state positions. democrats claim the plan will benefit everyday californians. republicans argue it spends way too much. lawmakers are expected to vote on the deal in the next week. our expanded its restroom attendant program commuters who drive through the l. so do do norte a station now be greeted by an attendant if they want to use the restroom. it's the first above ground station to use this program. the aim is to keep the area clean and safe. a total of 7 stations will have attendance during operating hours. in oakland, people came out to lake merritt to celebrate community culture and juneteenth our kron. 4 photo journalist malcolm jackson takes us inside.

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the a lot of people. so has been really really, you know, like part of >> supported hopefully it is not going anywhere. >> coinciding with lakefest police increased patrols around lake merritt on wednesday. a shooting in the area left 15 people injured during an illegal sideshow. we heard from a lake fest organizer about the safety protocols in place. >> i know a lot of people are fearful because what happened. at the lake on juneteenth. we've incurred a lot of calls

to ensure everyone is safe. and like i said, we know do that. the whole park metal detector bags will be checked. and that's just to make sure everyone it is safe. >> is the 5th year of lake fest. >> happening today, it's the last day for the alameda county fairing from for stephanie justice is live for us now in pleasanton. and tiffany, we hear the fair is also kicking off its first ever corgi race today. >> yes, this would be an attraction that like a lot of people want to come see the corgi race is today that will start at noon. and, you know, the fair is in full swing. there's a lot of things to come. watch an catch today. one of which is that corgi race happening at the racetrack noon today. as we mentioned, it's a brand new attraction only happening once during this fair and it will feature pups from corgi con racing. the pups will compete for a lovely trophy. now, the fair's concert series

continues today as well with corazon the amana a tribute bad a tribute to the that concert will start at 08:00pm you know, when it comes to the fair, there is good food, though. you they go together. great to hear at the alameda county fair. >> there are 100 different food and beverage boost to choose from. you can get your classics like funnel cakes, corn dogs and so much more. so if you want to come down today, regular gate admission, general 13, 61 is going to be $18. seniors. 62 and over 15 bucks. kids 6 through 12. that's also going to be 15 bucks in children under 6. you guys can get in free. so plenty to do today. >> this is one of california's largest fears and northern california's told us they're back to studio tiffany. we hope you get some funnel cakes while you're out there as well. get to put some >> all rights and it looks like we are headed for commercial break. so stay commercial break. so stay tuned.

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>> all right. welcome back. taking a live look now from up above. i believe this is our mount tam camera looking to look at gorgeous. start to your sunday morning at 9, 12. now today, should we know about the weather? >> okay. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. another some some summertime day, although or take some of the bite out from yesterday. got our sutro camera here in this kind of in the mix of things kind of in the fog bank a little bit as

notice. this will clear out. we go back to not too bad on those temps. what's going on? the bigger board here? this is basically outlining a front way up north that trying to get the time of the season where these don't really. not big players like they are going the winter months, but it will bring our temps down just a little bit before it gets here. we are watching for a little plume some moisture mid-levels of the atmosphere there that can drive sometimes some dry lightning. this time. you're watching out for that. 75 antioch at this hour. 74 for livermore, east bay shoreline into the 60's back to future cast. you'll see some what i'm talking about. clearing out nicely. that fog returns to monterey bay very quickly overnight into the san francisco bay area as well by your monday morning. now you want to watch down south as we go forward through this here. see a little bit of that moisture. the middle levels produce maybe some showers up in the mountains. more importantly, though, we get to tuesday morning and there it is. now this may drive the potential on tuesday with the maxim daytime heating of getting some dry lightning or maybe even a stray shower from our vantage point that's just

out there. i'm just putting that out there. this is something keep in mind. now at the surface, we continue on with this pattern all week long. those winds they pop in the afternoon. good news is the right direction. keep that lower marine layer moisture. that's cold. get that thrown in inland. give us some cushion here to combat the fires. we don't help one offshore winds this time of year. all right, sunny and summer-like, not as hot 90 ish or so inland. so won't do the 1. 100's early in the week. it's mostly sunny and warm near 90 nice little correction happens here. we're watching for that passing shower tuesday, latter half of the week. we cool back down even more into the mid 80's. well, in that it looks like that will be a nice little treat for today. 68 san francisco. 75 oakland, 87. meanwhile for san jose in the big board, 96 antioch, up to the north 80's and 90's in place with 68 san francisco next couple of days. this is half moon bay. you can see the sun start to peer through a little bit. there. but noting that passing shower

on tuesday. have your 4 zone forecast coming up a little bit later on 70 minutes. >> kron 4 continues. our celebration of pride month this morning and in san jose mexican for floor dance group is on a mission to share and validate inspiring messages of inclusion and courage in the lgbtq+ community through the art of traditional dance. and joining us live now to share more is our a gun. yeah. the director of on some way fork folkloric o co kobe rate. yes, i got it right? correct some of the foot political community. there we go. haha, want to make sure we got that right. so. >> first tell us a bit about the dance group itself. we started almost 10 years ago. we did. we open in november 2015 where the lgbtq+ mexican folklorico and it's amazing a scuffle cody was rooted in but he was the right time to open the group has affected. and what inspired you to want to

start the organization. >> you know, i've been dancing for over 25 years. and although as representing my country, my heritage, i was still not representing my true self and opening an lgbtq group was so important so that people that are like as a people that identify cost can identify with their culture aswell. oh, that's beautiful. and tell us about to the style of dance that you showcase. so go through all the styles he each state of vehicle has its own our staple piece, which is about what you guys going to see them in. is highly it's probably the most known style of mexico folklore right outside of vehicle. and that's like a stable peace that's always so close to being a key. so fantastic. and tell us to about how you inject lgbtq+ storytelling in the performances that you do. that's very important for us. we now though we are growing and maturing us a group we brought story such as like a

wedding again coming we also have a story that we're to debut soon is a story about the violence against on our trans community and make go. so not all the stores may be happy, but they're the true stars. the current stories community or the and you're also working on curating a very special show. that's coming up next year for your 10 year anniversary. tell us about that. that's next year we want to celebrate big next year with 10 so we want to put a two-hour show together, a show that can be on the theater and stage so people can come and celebrate with fantastic unhealthy. how can we get more information about visit our website? ww that foot political community dot com all-star facebook or instagram and it's coming to the essendon performances and wonderful and of for folks who curious about learning more. can they audition for the group or how can they stop by for an upcoming performance? you know, one of the unique style sober group we accept

everyone no matter what your down 6 pierce's body anything if you really want to come in support or be part of the group you come and visit us and you can start any day wonderful. and as we start to wrap things up tell us a bit too about the significance of pride month this year for you and your organization, especially given the state of lgbtq+ rights in the country right now. thank you, this year is very important for us and has been since we opened, as you with their current especially for our community, for us to repair center culture and our heritage being our true selves in most of that pride celebrations around the bay. it's very important so people can see that, although it's difficult and some people don't want us to be there. and it's important for us to be there and make a point. all right. and when's the next time that folks in the bay area can catch you this month? the next time is here in francisco the parade. so hopefully we'll see

everyone there we have a lot of events in july well. and testing are 2. we've got thank you so much for joining us here today. and we will let your group take it away. sounds good. thank you, stephen wright, thank you.

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fighting the corral fire near tracy earlier this month. he did require surgery as he left the hospital. members of the fire crew turned out to wish him well as he continues his recovery at home. thank you for your service. and in southern california, ai four-year-old is safe and sound after spending. 24 hours alone in the wilderness. christian ramirez disappeared from a campground in fresno county thursday and search and rescue teams. they found the child about a quarter mile away from the campground. they say christian was hungry and tired, but otherwise doing okay. it's unclear how he became separated from his family. and justin timberlake breaks his silence following his dwi arrest in the hamptons this week, he told fans at his chicago concert. it's been a tough week after his tuesday arrest, the performer planning. he had just one martini during a night out with friends. timberlake told the crowd pro. i know i'm hard to love sometimes, but you keep loving me right back. timberlake has a court date set for july. 26. still ahead

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>> now on kron 4, we're celebrating pride all month long. a closer look at how the town of sausalito played a pivotal role in lgbtq+ history. and emotional week for baseball fans. a look at the growing memorial outside

oracle park for giants legend willie mays. good morning 9.28. this sunday. thank you so much for joining us. is spending part of your morning here with us at the kron. 4 news. let's get you started this half hour with a look at your sunday forecast. mister dave sphar. what do you need to know? hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. we're looking at another summer day coming our way here, but not quite the intensity we had from yesterday to shape a few degrees off for you, folks. >> well, inland will keep in the double digits here. a we're taking care of fog around the bay. there around half moon bay was a little thick there. but you can see it. sfo were all cleared out very nicely upstream. there is a little front middle of the week. it's going to correct temperatures. we do have a little plume some subtropical moisture sticking up. >> we're concerned that it may spark off some dry lightning that the data look out for all of this is on tuesday to peers. 78 for antioch, 74 for livermore. lot of 60's for the east bay and up north 60's as well with a few 50's hanging up the coast numbers a little warmer than yesterday.

however, this afternoon's highs will probably be reduced, particularly well inland. we're looking at 92 by 1 o'clock. 93 say 4. take a look at the 4 zone forecast coming up in a bit. and also that extend it for you to 70. >> all right, dave, thank you so much for that. and kron 4 is of course, celebrating pride month and long before the castro was considered a safe place for the lgbtq+ community. a city in the north bay played a big role serving as a safe haven kron four's terisa stasio reports. >> first bar in sausalito in 1952, i met up with sausalito residential car to unravel the past behind this seaside city and how it provided a safe refuge for hundreds back in the day. sausalito is one of the most towns in the 40's and 50's in the country. car explains during that time to be was especially dangerous, even more so for one group. the reason that the whole culture evolved in this town

is that right after the war, all the people that 1.0, 2 million. >> soldiers were being discharged a month in the u.s. and of course, tens of thousands of them ended up here at the presidio where they were discharged and they ended up coming over here to be safe because they could have been discovered by their officers or anybody else, even though they have been discharged besides what is now scope? my restaurant on bridgeway. >> part of me to the chamber of commerce, the chamber of commerce space was premier bar in town here. it was called the sausalito and it was a safe although not entirely safe because >> after the golden gate bridge had been built. some of cops and the enforcement people would come across the bridge along with all of the other of those a bar. this par had a buzzer system where doorman had a buzzer. and if

he saw he or she saw one of those enforcement people coming up, the street would and let everybody inside the bar know so that they could straighten car also brought me to sailors a popular mexican restaurant in town with its own fabled past. what happened was the houseboat community up. >> ridgeway here which was becoming very in the early 50's was home to the generation. and then then shortly after that, the hippie generation there were lots and lots of people who lived there. and this was just about the closest place they could come as people. car feels so passionately about sausalito is bar scene and its importance. he is working on a book to document and peel back the layers of how it played a pivotal role. >> during a time when being for many was a closely guarded secret. you know, i have to

say that the fact that almost not a single resident of sausalito knows of this history, they don't they have no idea that there were 8 bars in sausalito in the 50's. and so i've been trying to talk to a lot of people about this. i've taken oral histories from people who were there who quite old at this point. and i'm anxious capture as much as i can of this history piecing together the past to better understand the significance of one small city as we honor pride. >> this time of year. in sausalito to recess stasio kron. 4 news. and join us on wednesday evening at 06:30pm, for our pride month. special. >> hosted by john shrable in rob nesbitt. this year we celebrate the beacon of love that shines bright across the bay area. in san francisco, fans continue to bid farewell to the say, hey, kid at oracle park, flowers still piling up

at giants legend willie mae statue outside the stadium on thursday. the giants open the field for the fans and kron four's rob nesbitt. was there. >> while somber music played over the speakers of giants stadium, a long line of fans waited to sign the condolence book for willie mays. my heart's broken. it was an emotional day in the outfield thursday from fans like bert williams who thought a maze as a hero when he was a kid. i'm in my 70's, but it. kind of the end and might try shoot him. crew veilleux who dropped to his knees praying. i didn't think i'd be so. so the motion will. over that is to home to san francisco from chicago for the maze tribute, set the bar so high that nobody can touch it when he died. he took it with them. >> so just amazing of so many great memories. the baseball legend made his mark here after playing with the giants from 1951. to 1972. >> he got his start at rickwood field in birmingham where he played in the league and where thursday's tribute

game for mays was played. fans watching from the outfield of oracle park. remember not just the baseball player, but the person. he was gentleman and he set good examples. he he let. >> some pretty heavy stuff roll right off his back spoke up when it was time did a great job for the league for the team. even if you didn't know who he was and what the players are, you'd end up watching him, whether it was the flowers surrounding the statue and willie mays plaza with the many condolences signed. it's clear the game of baseball is better off because of number. 24 never be another like him in san francisco. rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> all right. well, when you think of anchovy caesar salad might come to mind and now for fans of that fish, there's more to love in the bay area on today's dine and dish vicki liviakis takes us inside and show bar. >> the little fish that's bait for bigger fish is having a moment. and joey is a lot more than just pizza tossing it is

a true delicacy here at anchovy bar in san francisco and show these are all the rage. yeah. pretty obsessed with the award-winning husband wife team from the popular state bird provisions and the progress devoted to the homeland silvery fish that's local and plentiful in there. so fresh like you can smell the bay. nicole krasinski says it's pulled fresh from the bay every day. this is a real anchovy bar favorite stewart rios, a calls on must try. it's the lyme bay fresh anchovies on warm butter toast. this is something that is very sustainable, very healthy. >> and incredible to and just so you can order up a seafood tower with hog island, oysters and fresh clams or slurred. this the anchovy bar oyster shooter, one of the few hot dishes this and show bees purgatory is what they call it. there are any number of perfect wines to pair with

your fish dish and ready for this. and she'll be bar ice cream sundae. anchovies, candy. and she always, of course, anchovy bar raising the bar on the tiny fish that's both sustainable and sensational. as summer kicks off, researchers are tagging the sharks that swim in the waters off our beaches. >> that new tagging technology means lifeguards will be alerted when the sharks come a little too close for comfort. rnc lou has more. >> coming this coming this way. that's a big shark. that's a big shark with the help of drone technology, it usually never takes long for the shark lab team to spot new research subjects with news nation on board near the coast of santa barbara. researchers find and tag an 11 foot great white in a matter of minutes. why the tagging and how does that help? >> well, one of questions is where all the shots coming from. why did they come to

these beaches? what are they doing at those beaches? and what the lakers want to know is one of the going to leave. so the way we can answer that is through >> conservation efforts have worked in replenishing the shark population. and now its birthing season just as warmer weather has more people venturing into the oceans. those are major factors which have increased the chances of accidental encounters. experts say there's still much more to learn about shark behavior, but what's already known is they are not after us. humans clearly are not on the shark's menu. because if we were, then all these populated beaches would be a costco for sharks. white sharks are around people all the time in southern california. >> and they're not bothering anybody. so what that means is we're learning to share the ocean even though they're coming back. >> as the weather heats up, experts are reminding you to protect your skin from the sun reporter dina bair explains.

>> when it all adds up, it really can produce a lot of damage charge. that leads to skin cancer. yes, that's the critical message. doctor avni patel wants people to hear when it comes to the sun. it can happen many years down the road, but also i'm starting to see younger and younger patients who come with sun damage scanned for signs premature aging from all the sun exposure that they have asked the endeavor health dermatologists recommend a daily dose of sun screen on the face ears annex. i think it's important to remember that you're getting much more you realize. there are 2 types of ultraviolet radiation, uva and uvb. >> for aging and b for burning uvb rays are strongest in the middle of the day from about 10 to 4 uva rays are out from sunup to sundown and aren't blocked by clouds or windows. so even if you are commuting work indoors, but you're near windows, uva is coming in through those windows and it's causing aging and indirect

damage, dry dna, which can lead to skin cancer when it comes to choosing a product. doctor patel says it doesn't have to be expensive. >> what's on the shelf at a drug or grocery store will do the trick. i want people to wear broad-spectrum sunscreen. that's a formula that covers both uva and uvb with an spf of 30 or greater. some are chemical or organic products. while others are physical pox that leave a white coating on the skin like titanium dioxide or zinc oxide, chemical sunscreen works by absorbing into the skin and it absorbs the sun's rays for that's how protects physical sunscreens simply sits on top of the reflects the rays back. but the coating the list of ingredients can be confusing, including those not in the formula. >> there's been a lot of studies out there that look into how much is it is absorbed into our body and what can that well, we do know that it goes into the body. we don't have any evidence from larger studies and long term

following in human patients that it causes and you spray or lather it on every 2 to 3 hours. if you're exercising swimming or sweating, reapply every 40 to 80 minutes, i want people to be scared of the sign it, but obviously brings us life. it's important for our planet. but i think it's important that we protect ourselves from on a daily basis. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a historic san francisco restaurant shows us how to make some mouthwatering dishes just in time for your next summer time soiree. >> and so to be plenty hot, though, well inland, we're looking at temperatures in the mid may be in upper 90's in spots, but a bit of a reduction we can see around the perimeter that they were 80's and 70's role. that forecast next morning news continues.

>> all right, taking a live look now from our sutro cam. good morning. san francisco. as you wake up there, what kind of weather can folks in the bay area expected? stephanie? it's more of some. some summertime is what we've got going on here. not as hot as yesterday. good morning, stephanie. good morning. all. >> this is one of the place people like to escape in the summer months and the winter months to, but during the summer months as well. >> this is somebody looking pretty good there to start the day. our tahoe forecast reflects the summertime program. 82 tomorrow. 78 tuesday, wednesday around 78 as well. now, this little plume of the subtropical moisture kind of thing i said on tuesday that looks to be south so more use somebody

then tahoe is what it appears and that maybe as early as tomorrow, flare up again. that's kind of typical the upslope the mountains. that's kind of a given stormtracker 4, not too much on the home front. that's the leftover heat advisories down south. but that guy up there is going help. correct? our temperatures a little bit in the 2nd half of the week ahead. that little frontal system. meanwhile, we continue at the surface with those onshore winds today tomorrow. all next week, it looks like that's good news. the offshore wind pops or what cause of some concern. alright, longer range forecast here for that gets here. here's that plume of moisture that does deserve mentioning here might have some thunder showers pitch in the mountains. but all of this comes with more likely dry lightning. and that's where the concern is. okay. then the front finally gets here. 2nd, half of everything, little cooler on thursday. another sizable drop there to feel like a pleasant summertime day. another little system looks like well, upstream by next weekend. all right. checking out your 4 zone forecast today. 68 san francisco with the coast. let's keep it about 61.

pacifica dating city 62. 74 burlingame, 77 for foster city, san carlos, 80 to 84 palo alto and sub 90 in the south bay today. the couple spots maybe get their los gatos a 92. but santa clara, 86 87 for san jose cupertino. 87 to east bay shoreline. lower 80's tried valley lower 90's but might have some middle 90's bubbling up here and there a concord around 90 69 berkeley, the late host, 69 88 fairfield. napa will do about an 81 in santa rosa checks in at 90. so a couple little minor players playing out tuesday. there's that weak little ball to some mid-level moisture, but no doubt here, tuesday front passes. nice little drop on thursday. taking us into next weekend. generally speaking, mostly sunny skies of the period except for tuesday's little wrinkle in there. ok, got it. good day to get the some book out. that's definitely want to have that what you need to the winter months to. yes, that radiation doesn't care about the season. yeah. very good guidance there. thanks so much, dave.

>> well, it's officially summer time, which means crabbing season is in full swing. >> ballpark, dry coo of far fog harbor fish house join us live on set to show us some delicious dishes. you can try for your next summer time soiree. check this out. >> good morning to you. good morning, stephanie. thanks for having us. of course. thank you so much for being here. and this smells delicious. but first of tell us a bit about fog harbor south history. fog harbor fish house is on 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. >> 39 was built and we re conceptualized it and changed it from its original form in

2007 and change it to fog harbor fish and really given a new identity kind of change the 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 make it in the oven. unfortunately, no flames it beautiful grilled shrimp and corn arugula. salad. you'll help me dress at the end test. so 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. 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 i do 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 a good place and that you're not over staging in 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 that's correct. now. so, beautiful christie. nice 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. you 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 yet 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 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 coran said, let's make a beautiful summer salad out of it. so we've 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 married in the blender. so if you could given a little drizzle on top, however, you want to do much get make a little previous on expanding into my art. side is

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. heard 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 as local. >> super sustainable. really great. you know, 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 crab, however, on there as well. that's just incredible. what he draw, the inspiration 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 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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>> have to be a weekend box office. okay. for my son or disney's pixar. inside. out to is projected to be the best second weekend for the animated movie at around 100 million dollars at the domestic box office winner million. if so, it would be the highest grossing year to date with the worldwide running total above 650 million bucks about that. wow. and in second place, bad boys ride or die. looks earn 18 million dollars this weekend. and then 3rd, the bike riders will bring in 9 and a half million for its. >> opening. >> weekend. so any of those appeal to you, i think the first one is kind of inside out there when they had all those records going on have to watch the first one. i have not. but i mean, you know, i percent, it's a good that it's a tearjerker for is that you've seen it yet. first, 0nd

i've heard is very good as well. all right. okay. yeah. well, a good weather for watching the movie. well, that is because the hot the going on here right now, we're already in the mid to upper 70's in the east. beijing will notice a mixture of 60's and 70's. well up north. so what's going on this week? well, first, things first, that little plume of moisture there just looking out for to mid layers of the atmosphere. you get daytime heating might get some crackling going on. just a real reminder may be some dry lightning confront kind of cools us off a little bit on the other side. but that's not quite the case today. it's not going to be is roasting as yesterday, but still well in the 90's inland. you can see there and even up in the north bay, although not about saint rose at 90 today, 81 for napa. so that's a nice improvement. 7 day game plan here again tuesday interruption from some mid-level moisture. 83 on thursday. yeah, that looks good. and then heading into next weekend, little warm up there, too. winds remain on shore. so we don't see some offshore pops this time of year. that's not good to see right? okay. well, definitely looking like a good weekend to

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