the kron. morning news. >> san francisco schools risk of closing down what schools are being considered and how parents are responding. plus, the plans expand bart in the south bay now facing a major hurdle. we'll talk more about that. and oakland could face budget cuts if they're unable to sell the other half of the college. sam, how this might have an impact on residents. safety. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning far.

>> well, good wednesday morning. thank you waking with this bright and early. the kron. morning news. >> here on wednesday, june. 26, i'm reyna harvey, all of us today with a lot going on in the weather rain, thunderstorms today. i'm not so sure what's happening good morning, john. but will your about to no so pay attention? >> we're looking out there this morning at nothing in this view. so maybe we won't know anything. now it's just foggy out there. this is your view from suture tower. completely fogged in this morning. so we are looking at forecast today that is bringing quite the variability from yesterday. seeing much, though, a return to average today. yesterday the radar was lit up in what exactly we had out there across the bay this morning. not so much. we've actually got some really, really heavy marine layer that's pushed in right along the coast. well, you can see that view a second ago. and we do have some mist and drizzle on the peninsula this morning. so he traded in yesterday's tropical moisture for return to your bay area average

temperatures overnight. cooldown really nicely. we're back down in the 50's for most areas. we are looking at a low 50 in novato berkeley sitting at 53 while oakland, alameda and dublin, egypt. 56 degrees petaluma at 55 right now. there's that fog sitting right over sfo of you can still see. but maybe watch for some delays this morning as that foggy blanket is super dads and pushing right back up along the coastline. this is going to help us out with a little bit of a cool down as compared to the past few days today. and nobody is getting up into the 90's. it's a tease at the very warmest with the bayshore in the coast, in the 70's to the 60's. as for your roads this morning, let's get a look at your bridges to kick things off right now across the bay bridge. it is 7 minutes maze to fremont street pretty expected for your early morning and not so bad at all. 13 minutes across the san mateo bridge. that's the limit. so everything's looking fine. there. richmond center fell at 7 minutes. well, finally, a look at the golden gate. fog is out above bridge

level. so no visibility issues and moving along. okay. right. all right. on the for that. >> last night san francisco school board began considering which of the 121 public schools on a close or either merge next year. the district trying to deal with declining enrollment budget deficit over sarah stinson has that story. >> the superintendent announced at the meeting, the criteria that will be used to decide which schools are closed or merged students. teachers, parents all spoke during public comment. many of them emotional and mad about the closures. students in san francisco are willing to summer break, but some still have school on the mind. the school board is deciding which schools to close or merge in effort to combat a more than 400 million dollar budget deficit. the board met tuesday night to discuss how they will make this decision. a long line of students spoke during public comment against closures will be hard for me to restart at a brand new

school, not having the ability to be with most of the people that i know now. >> would be heartbreaking as a member of the board counted as a student. i was a perspective that matter most in decisions that affect our education and future of the district says the budget deficit is due to enrollment dropping by more than 4,000 students since the 2017, 2018 school year. the board projects it could lose another 4600 students by 2032. but one parent blames the district. they're using our kids resources to fix something that they are responsible for creating superintendent matt wayne presented the criteria that will be used when deciding which schools will be affected. he says all 121 schools receive a composite score based on 3 categories. 25 1% on excellence. 25% on effective use of resources and 50% on equity. the concern that we have is that schools will be closed on the backs of the poor. >> and that and more affluent neighborhoods. well, just fill

up more schools. superintendent wayne says this process includes community feedback and oversight after we develop our recommendations were going to go through an equity audit. >> 2 and a to ensure that we're not disproportionately impacting anyone community. the district plans to announce a list of proposed schools that would be affected by this september and then the board would vote on this by december. >> again, none of these changes would go into effect until the 2025 2026 school year. i'm sara stinson reporting in san francisco. kron. 4 news. well, 63 million dollars. that's how much local leaders are proposing a cut from the city's budget. >> if that 105 million dollar deal to sell the city share the coliseum falls through the proposal. could drastically affect public safety. we have council president nikki fortunato bas posting on social media saying that 65% of the city's general fund is for public safety. and that deficit requires significant general fund cut. well, the

city council set to vote on adopting that proposed budget on friday. this comes as another member of oakland mayor sheng to house leadership team is out. tell hope for the first time on monday, 5 days after her home was raided by the fbi shortly after those public comments, criminal defense attorney anthony brass withdrew as her lawyer yesterday, house communications chief francis zamora also announcing his resignation in a statement morris and i resign my position. chief of communications. i think my colleagues for their professionalism, their dedication. it was an honor to serve the city of oakland beside him. in response to that resignation, mayor touts things and more for being a valuable team member. than 2 years. alameda county district attorney pamela price is trying to clarify report some attorneys in our own office won her out of office. >> i think that the final straw for prosecutors union

was, in fact, our investigation of the death penalty cases and the disclosure of that misconduct. i do believe that they're threatened by review of past prosecutor misconduct. i do believe that too many prosecutors in this office raised with very different values than the values that this community hold today. >> well, prices the union that is supporting a recall only represents about a quarter of those who work in office regarding that alleged misconduct by district attorneys in those death penalty cases. provided very little update, other than to say the investigation is proceeding. meanwhile, the top deputy for price is out. now. price confirmed that chief assistant district does bush junior has resigned. bruce is pictured right here next to prices wearing that red tie join the da's office started last year after retiring as marin county's district assistant district attorney.

oakland police now saying 14 people were shot near lake merritt on june teeth. not 15 police say they were actually the second shooting. it happened just minutes later. so 2 people were injured in that shooting. one of them took themselves to the hospital. the person was originally county among the mass shoo. tums alameda county district attorney pamela price is they're still collecting evidence in that mass shooting. and so far no charges have been filed. happening today. there's going to be a press conference right on the steps of the courthouse in oakland protesting the sentencing for benjamin harmon's case back in 2021. harmon was murdered during a fatal house robbery. it was found bound, gagged, strangled to death in the oakland hills, 3 of the 4 defendants in that case and entered guilty pleas. herman's family says it is insufficient. they also claim that they were not informed about the plea deal. julie sot press release online. the

family states, they want this case to go to a jury trial. the major project order to connect the vta with bark in the south bay hitting a 6 billion dollar wall. the boj it already is going to take more than 10 years to finish up a 12 million dollar price tag coverage. that moment has that story. if you live in san jose, you live in one of the top tech capitals in the world. >> you also know that you live in a part of the bay area that is disconnected from the rest of the region because part doesn't come out far into san jose. but now there's a new project him to do just that. bringing bart connected to the rest of the vta. there's just one problem, though, is that county leaders say they can't get this project done. >> without 6 billion dollars in federal funding. we are here today. >> because we're at a turning point with the with federal funding for phase 2 of art, the to silicon valley standing outside the southernmost part station on tuesday. santa

clara county leaders announced they've applied for 6 billion dollars in funding from the federal transportation agency. >> the money they say they must get in order to get the project across the finish line. it's about people. it's about our neighbors and it's about local community truck. shun work has already started on the extension. and when it's done, it would connect art to vta 3, several stops in san jose potentially create 75,000 jobs. >> the bart jose project is a critical. it's critical to the thousands of local 2.70, members along with the rest of the traits will rely on construction projects like this one. bart service in san jose is limited. but this project would take it right through downtown and all the way to santa clara. >> the vta says this would connect all the cities that touch the san francisco bay by bart. and we need the federal funding to ensure that where we stand today is not the end of the bart line, but just the beginning. so construction on this six-mile long extension

connect apart. >> to the vta is set to be completed by 28 37. now we did reach out to the fda to find out if they will be securing funding to this park project. we have yet to hear back reporting in san jose. jackie moment kron 4 news. still ahead of the problem morning news. >> why drivers want to go back to gas cars? what a new report is now revealing. plus an outbreak in covid-19 cases. russell county jail. talk more about that. and after the break conference played in the bay area, the most recent bay area, the most recent incident. we'll be right back.

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well, here are 4 things know today, more than 3 dozen people incarcerated at the san francisco county jail are in isolation following a covid outbreak jealous. 42 confirmed cases. jail staff says start seeing an uptick in covid cases last week. alameda fire fighters. they got control of wildland fire. this right between morgan freeman. the fire broke out around 4 yesterday afternoon. so far 34 acres at one point the flames to spread towards the union pacific railroad tracks shutting down the trains. after a decade in business, casper's hotdog closing one of their locations in hayward. actually been open since 1940, last day set for saturday, july 13. east bay athlete, malcolm clements. going to go head to the 2024 summer olympics next month. came in

second place jumping more than 26 feet. fire department posting photos on their social media wishing him good luck as the goals for go. right. hey, we're going to go for gold today. he to know how to dress john trouble has you covered morning, we're going to be looking at a cooler day today to get out there and enjoy some time outside. but look at that breeze moving in from the coastline right now. it is rip roaring through the golden gate and into the city. so watch out for a blustery morning and a foggy morning at that, too. >> it is a return to our normal for this time of year across the bay area yesterday. nothing normal about it. all that monsoonal moisture, the remnants of what was tropical storm alberto just moving across the region. of course, we did see a heavy thunderstorm activity in the central valley and the sierra nevada through the afternoon. and that did result in a fire start out there towards the sierra as well, which will show you the smoke from in a minute bay area. super quiet,

though. now we've got that marine layer pushing back in and temperatures that are settling back down humidity going to feel much more normal, too much less of a muggy feel today. you do have fog at the coastline. still warm and been but not near as hot as it has been. winds really going to be breezy through the delta, the coastline, the golden gate, all these areas subject to a very strong southwesterly wind pushing in that cooler ocean air and keeping temperatures moderate even more so into tomorrow. thursday is expected to be an even cooler day than today. now i talked about a little bit of that smoke. we do have wildfires burning just east of fresno up in the sierra nevada. smoke from that. latest blaze is not going to be pushing our direction, but quite the plume being detected out there in the sierra. so if you are heading that direction, particularly around sequoia kings canyon, national parks, do watch for that impact. now, temperatures today are going to be in the 50's to 60's for san francisco as well as other coastal spots. a lot of 70's to 80's elsewhere. and i'm not

going to be talking about in the 90's. and i think that's ok with most of us little bit of a step back from the summer heat, san jose at 79 today, wall even pleasanton and livermore down into barely low 80's heyward right at 70 degrees. same for oakland in san leandro, concord at 84 today. antioch in vacaville are closest spots to that ninety-degree mark, but not getting there today. well, tomorrow on average is actually going to be even cooler than today. with temperatures cooling even further into the mid-eighties at the warmest the weekend comes along with those 70's and 80's keeping strong, especially into pride weekend for the city should be a gorgeous one for getting out there. we waste no time getting back up into next week. highs back in the triple digits by tuesday. as for your roads, things out there are pretty smooth sailing this morning. we do have an accident heading eastbound on the bay bridge that does have injuries. but as that is the counter commute direction, there is no backup there. your commute heading westbound is

doing just fine. san mateo bridge at 13 minutes to make your crossing. while the richmond, sandra fell at 7 minutes. and finally, the golden gate at 20 minutes, strong wind pushing through the gate this morning. so do watch for that. as you make your crossing right now. all right, john, well in the east bay, there's been a delay in response to 9-1-1, calls in 3 cities. >> the last 3 days emergency calls in pinole hercules and san pablo have been answered by contra costa county sheriff because of the phone lines being cut over the weekend saturday, police arrested 2 suspects after they were caught using tools looking for copper inside of the phone wires still looking for the 3rd suspect. police expect the phone lines to be repaired by this morning. returning won't cause back to normal. and san mateo and santa clara county leaders. they're going to hold a press conference today calling on 18 t not to drop their landlines and lines offer telephone relay service for people that might have speech or hearing problems and

also includes access to 9-1-1, officials say landline service is critical. his power outages in select areas. people that live in urban, rural areas. currently there's a debate in the state legislature to release a tnt of its current obligation. a major drilling treasure island. this is to help the bay area prepare for a major quake. san francisco fire crews and pg and e held a mock emergency scenario. see how crews with in the event of an earthquake. this happened at s f f d training facility on treasure island. crews practice responding to situations like structure, fires and downed power lines. >> and it's just when it when our teams are working closely together like this is just really helps to improve coordination so that we know what to expect in her will real world scenario. and so that we can identify should something like this should an earthquake happened that we can respond effectively to help san francisco fire. >> this is actually the second

drill pg e has done with as a fire. well, governor gavin newsom deliver that annual state of the state address on tuesday. but the speech was a little unconventional. >> the state of our state is strong and resilient. a beacon to the world. >> he provided his remarks in a pre-recorded video instead of a traditional speech to the legislature. newsom expressed confidence and optimism about the state of our state. in the end video he touched on homelessness, retail theft as well as minimum wage. >> this is the future california is creating now. we're solving our most pressing problems with enthusiasm, resolve california spirit that allows us to accomplish anything. >> state republicans disagree with the governor saying he's policies of only make things worse. >> it's going to look in the mirror. he's the governor of the state of california. what we have crime running high. why do we have housing out of control? why do we have? why are we deployed chp officers to oakland, san francisco in bakersfield. governor, you're

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>> all right. welcome back to the kron. morning news. we're talking about the forecast today. as you plan your outing with your loved ones. yesterday was a mixed bag today and think we're somewhere along the same. >> good morning, jen. just changes today from yesterday. definitely looking nicer, less humid, no more thunderstorms and a little bit cooler. >> so we're kind get back to our bay area. seasonal averages. you can see right here that we do have a little bit of fog streaming through the golden gate that fog up and down the coastline, though, is very dense this morning. and it is something that's actually resulting even a little bit of coastal drizzle up in the santa cruz mountains right along the shoreline right there. otherwise skies are clear enough out there to kick off this morning on the nice and cool. no, morning that you can step outside. get that joggin. not that today is going to be too terribly hot anyways. that's just kind nice to get some step out of the way

during these cool morning, times. we do have some fog sitting right over at sfo this morning. watch for potential delays there. this is some dense marine layer. it's going to take some time to burn off 70's to 80's for your daytime highs later today. no 90's and today's forecast, as for your roads, things are going fine out there on our bridges. we are seeing 8 minutes across the bay bridge heading into francisco counter commute directions heading eastbound into oakland. that's where we do actually have an accident. so do watch for that. but that is not affecting your travel into the city. something that is, though is we do have some emergency trackwork between macarthur and 19th street. oakland passengers. they're expecting around a 20 minute delay in the berryessa and sfo millbrae directions through downtown oakland. we do have red line service between millbrae and richmond being canceled. so do know that for bart commuters, san mateo bridge at 13 minutes to get you across right now. the richmond, sandra fell at 7

minutes. well, book at the golden gate bridge. 19 minutes to make crossing, right? all right, john, thank you for that. let's head to the east bay. >> tesla has been ordered to correct air quality violations at their plant in fremont. officials say violations are putting the public at risk. well, michael thomas line fremont with details. morning, michael. >> hi, good morning, everyone. according to officials with bay area air quality management, they say that tesla's received more than 100 of these violations since 2019, essentially leading up to these orders. take a look. this is video up on your screen. i break it all down for you now, according to officials with the air district, they say in total, it's been 112 era violation notices filed since 2019, adding that these violations are frequent recurring and can negatively affect the public health and environment, especially to those nearby the plant here in fremont, adding that the factories paint shop and it's toxic chemicals directly into the atmosphere,

adding that tesla does have air pollution control systems in place, but they're continuously breaking down or at times being shut down by people at the company due to other equipment problems. the order requires a test to hire a third-party consultant to evaluate and implement recommendations with approval from the board help protect the health and well-being of others living nearby. back out here live, we did send an e-mail over to test that. we have not heard back as of yet, but these orders are said to be put in place later today. that is the very latest ty michael thomas reporting in fremont. i will send it back to you live in the studio. all right, michael, thank for that update. there. learning more about that raid at oakland. mayor sheng tells home. >> kron four's terisa stasio talk to a former u.s. attorney about what could be happening behind the scenes. >> substantial to to ask for permission to invade someone's home to search for documents. and so i think that the government must reached a point in its investigation where it felt it had enough

evidence to go to the court to ask and let's be real. when you go to the court to ask to search the home of a sitting government official, there's there's no there's no doubt that the standard is even ephired. former u.s. attorney winston chan telling kron 4 news at the government must be far along in their case to conduct such a public grade. >> chan says agents were granted access to look for specific items and identified in an inventory list. that list was shared with sheng thao or her partner, andrea jones, who shares the home chan says that the warrant is based on agents believing a crime has occurred and that evidence will be found. >> you know, they reach some point in their that it makes sense for them to become public. so generally speaking, what that would mean is they spent a lot of time up until now working undercover, working in secret to try to figure out if the allegations that they have suspicions

about were true. and so now that they have whatever they detain from the from the home, trying match that up with what information they have trying to sources and seeing if things like the devices, the phones, the laptops, whatever papers they took corroborate information that they had to begin with. >> mayor thao has said publicly that her former attorney said that she was not the target of an investigation. but sources tell kron 4 news. it is too soon to say that. and it could mean that she is not the target yet. former u.s. attorney chan says it will probably be a while before we know the outcome of these raids, whether the evidence they were seeking is discovered and whether this could become an indictment with federal crimes involved. >> the possible to know for sure. but given that the searches were done in this public way, i would tend to think that if they are going to charges, should be rather than later. so we're talking about months, maybe weeks to but not years.

>> mayor thao is not announced. the name of her new attorney representing her. she did say that she had planned to meet with federal investigators to get to the bottom of the raid on her home. she also at a news conference on monday said that potentially possibly billionaires from piedmont as well as san francisco. we're working in connection with the fbi and they possibly could have been behind the raid on her home. in the newsroom. theresa kron, 4 news. >> eleanor, they a man was arrested in sanibel after police say he stabbed his mom several times. this happened just before one yesterday morning and apartment on fairfax street. police say the suspect identified as walt and billie on diaz was in the middle of the street yelling at officers as they arrive in telling them that he had night. police say they approached lyhow windy will comply. they say he grabbed his waistband where he said he had the knife. that's when police say they fired a non-legal sponge round at him and arrested him. his mother had to be taken to the

hospital with life-threatening injuries, but is expected to survive. police say they learned the suspect gotten into an argument with his mother, which then escalated and stabbing her several times. police say he's facing several charges, including attempted murder, is being held behind bars. san jose man dead after crashing into a car and investigators say he was riding a stolen motorcycle when he ran a red light and crashed. this happened monday morning. the austrian alameda near 80. they say the driver of the car wasn't hurt. no word on where the motorcycle was stolen from. more than 3 dozen people incarcerated at the san francisco county jail, their isolation following a covid outbreak. the sheriff's office says the jail has 42 confirmed cases. the highest number being reported at the county jail number 30 in salon or san bruno officers. jail staff start seeing an uptick in covid cases last thursday.

houma police your help trying to find a woman who they say stole more than $1000 in merchandise. so this is who they're looking for. the incident happened on the night of june night, the old to on coleman boulevard. police say any information, give them a call. well, in the east bay, alameda, firefighters got control of a wildland fire. that's vincennes boulevard in erie could drive. that's right. between newark in fremont. the fire broke out around 4 yesterday. so far 34 acres have burned. at one point. the flames even spread towards that union pacific railroad track shutting down the trains. firefighters say pg e pacific railroad are dressing the damage from the fire. but trains are slowly passing through. thankfully, nobody was hurt. all lanes of 6.80, and highway to 42 now open in the east bay following a fire, a fully loaded garbage truck caught fire in that area yesterday. contra costa fire

protection, fire truck. it compressed natural gas road did not reopen till about 4.14, yesterday afternoon. anybody in san francisco now able to catch a ride in a driverless taxi. the company expects a lot of people to get long. one of these taxes in the city krogers leza gooden has reaction to that announcement. >> starting tuesday, anyone can now catch a driverless waymo robo taxi and san francisco. previously the service was only available to those who signed up on a waiting list. now waymo says their meeting in need by providing safer driving options. but some experts say only time will prove the technology is ready for the expansion. took them 3 years to get to the state open it everybody very careful about it. they they dealing with a lot of backlash because of some of the issues happening. so for me to say that they are or not, it's actually the that, you >> the jury is still out. san

jose state university professor and tech expert ahmed banafa says this expansion by waymo could be their defining moment when troy them if they can go through this and provide the service with them, you know, little glitches perfection in something like this. one is a bit difficult with no accident, no incidents at there is no way for them, you know, to to look back, they're going to just be going forward over the years. waymo has dealt with several incidents, including accidents, vehicles feeling to follow roadway rules and even interfering with the san francisco fire trucks last year. the san francisco fire department expressed concerns. >> about that us taxis expanding today. we asked if that is change the nickels and did state at the time that the vehicles were not ready for prime time because some of the software that we were seeing deployed was not putting public safety. first. >> as far as whether or not vehicles are ready for this deployment. that's really between the software engineers and the regulators to set

those benchmarks and make sure that everyone is safe as possible. the department says they have been training on how to respond to autonomous vehicle emergencies notice some improvement with these vehicles on the roads. i can tell you that the incidents with the fire department encountering autonomous vehicles, blocking responses seem to have decreased in the last calendar year. but we continue to see issues where the cars do become confused. much like human drivers do sometimes. well, that was less a good reporting for us. the fire department says they're going to continue to collect their own incident report. >> regarding these driverless taxis, now everybody continues to put public safety first. san francisco officially the first city in the state to allow restaurants bars so alcohol during outdoor events and activities. the board of supervisors gave the final approval to mayor london breed's entertainment zone legislation as part of the city step to revitalize downtown, according to city officials, businesses organizations across they've

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that shooting and one of them had to dig themselves to the hospital. that person was originally counted among the mass shooting victims. and the city of antioch cracking down on illegal sideshows city council voted unanimously on ordinance allies. organizers, advertisers with fines. second leading is required at the end of july for that morning, it's to become law. bay area, housing finance authority board will vote on whether or not they're in a place and affordable housing bond on november ballot. it would place a 20 billion-dollar housing measure on this year's ballot. morning. leaders on the border wall, a final vote in san francisco. and san francisco. fire crews and the genie out mock emergency scenario. see how kuz would coordinate in the event of an earthquake. his practice responding to situations like structure fires down power lines. this is the second drill pg e is down with sf fire. welcome back to the proper morning news as we get your role in class that today

is a stark difference. >> from yesterday, john. good morning. yes, definitely looking at a big difference from where we were 24 hours ago from that tropical moisture. >> the thunderstorms that have been popping up to back to the fog in the is much more typical, especially through the golden gate this time of year. it is a rip roaring sea breeze and a very thick fog blankets sitting right above bridge level this morning. watch for some mist and drizzle near the coast. yesterday was an active an unsettled day in particular for the sierra nevada mountains where they saw another day, a very active thunderstorm activity today by comparison is, oh, so quiet, just a little mist and drizzle near the coastline. a product of that marine layer and fog high pressure ridge kind of on the outs. now. so we do see a weak trough rushing right past the region. the setup here is bringing warm weather to our inland areas, but not as hot as we have been not talking in the 90's on the map today that

sea breeze is coming through and coming through strong up into the delta fairfield and vacaville going to be a breezy one for you up through the car. teen is expect some windy conditions as well. and this is something that's going to last throughout the day. now we do have a wildfire up east of fresno up in the sierra nevada that is producing some smoke out that direction. but we will not be tapping into that. so again, free of any wildfire smoke today. nice day to be getting outside, especially if you didn't really enjoy that muggy, feel today is very much, though, return to average that much drier weather without that risk of thunderstorms. carlos and i-75 today, san jose back down in the 70's at 79 while 70's to 80's elsewhere in the bay heyward right at 70 degrees. same in oakland in san leandro. well conquered. 84 antioch in vacaville are closest spots to 90, but not quite getting there today. tomorrow is actually going to be schooler for some areas by the weekend. we're leveling out in the 70's to 80's close to seasonal averages. next

week we warm up and warm up quick with highs nearing if not to 100 degrees inland by monday and tuesday. as for your roads this morning, things are doing, ok, we did have an earlier accident in the eastbound lanes of the bay bridge, but not affecting your westbound travel into the city. something that we are seeing, though, if you are a bart commuters, we have emergency track work between macarthur in 19th street, oakland. now passengers trying to take this line can expect around a 20 minute delay in both the berryessa and as millbrae directions through downtown oakland, red light service between millbrae enrichment is completely canceled. so update thery for those of you that may be taking part might not be your best option this morning. san mateo bridge at 14 minutes to get you across doing fine. there. the richmond, sandra fell bridge as well as the golden gate. also moving along, just fine. john, thank for we'll talk about bart bart station in oakland getting new tracks during their

installation. there will be closing all stations and provide free buses. and stan. >> we're going to be rockridge macarthur, 19 street stations. the closures are going to be happening during the weekends listed on your screen. barker say the new tracks are to keep the trains moving safely. and this weekend s of a ferry will more fares for riders traveling in and out of the city. they say they are the extra trips for east bay riders heading of pride and the giants home game at oracle park planning on taking a one. they recommend you purchase your tickets in advance as trips are by reservation. only. now. let's head over to bexar baseball for the giants are looking to bounce back at the home opener g me, not over again at home after tough one and a 5 road trip and the a's the trying to stop taking a beating from the la angels. our sports director jason dumas says the highlights. the giants got back from a brutal one in 5 road trip yesterday and they were able to get a win against the cubs. >> they look for 2 in a row tonight. beautiful summer night at oracle. perfect night

to be out on the water. >> you get seasick. i know some people. you see 6 bottom of the second. no score to offer michael conforto. >> grounds one into right field for a base hit. jorge solera scores from second and the giants take the one. nothing lead. top of the 3rd. now it's 2 to nothing but the cubs cut it right in half. michael bush. lace is a 2 out single in the center field. all i'm saying is 2 to one. let's go to the bottom of the 8th 3 to matt chapman. he is going to hit this wall hard. it gets through the left side of the infield. patrick bailey, elliott ramos table score. find one good guys. that was more than enough of cushion for camillo duval. >> he set down the cubs in order in the night. giants get another great bullpen win. 5,

the one your final. let's go down the socal. the a's hoping bounce back after falling to angels in game one of their series. >> top of the 3rd no score to offer jj bleday. he hits a flare into center. that one is going to drop for a base hit a run comes into score. but let a gets a little stingy. he's gunned down a second as he was trying to get that double. same score. bases loaded tyler anderson. it's tyler, nevin that will force a run-in oakland pad. the lead to 2 bottom of the 4 a's cut it to one bases loaded from a key moniak. he hits a shot into right. that is a grand slam. angels take the lead and then some. top of is down by 2 with a chance to tie the game. but these are always a gut punch. the double plays to end the rally. that was their opportunity. a's fall. 75 your

final? all righty. that is your look at sports. back to you guys. >> all right. biathlete. grew running around oakland, fire houses will soon be running through paris. >> shipping here. he finds himself in the olympic trial. final. and look get that. that's a big jump. and it the second place? wow. so we're seeing a lot of these out but not come noon head into the 2024 summer olympics, u.s. and opened so well clinton qualify last long shot that place appoint easy different car a fire department posted photos. >> on their social media, as he goes for gold. after business casper's hotdogs close one of their locations in hayward restaurants, e street location in hayward has been open since 1940, last day set for saturday, july 13

customers we talked to are set to hear closing down. >> we've been here for a little boy love this place the miss it. but the missing a lot of this is my favorite of all the hot dogs. in the world. this is the give me hug. >> owners say the closures and necessary move to strengthen, quote, the health and future sustainability of the company. casper still has another restaurant. that's and hey, we're on foothill boulevard that's still open as well as locations in pleasant hill, dublin, richmond and oakland. coming up in the next hour, we're talking about the area after this crash, an event held by celebrity chef tyler florence in the north bank. >> what they were protesting >> what they were protesting blocked from watching the big match?

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compost pile caught on fire pretty early this morning. valley disposal and recycling in napa county cal fire posting these new photos saying they kept the fire to the pile. no buildings were involved. aaa is offering tips for people planning to travel for 4th of july. so for most people, the worst time to drive is going to be the afternoon on wednesday, july 3rd and sunday, july 7 vizzy's round of the areas expected to be highway 17 between san francisco, monterey. a lot folks go down to the beach. according triple a nearly 71 million people are expected to travel for the holiday weekend nationwide. nearly 80% of them are going to be dry more than july travel taking start of this saturday runs the july 7th here in california. more than 8 and a half million people traveling at least 50 miles from their home. and the fda has announced nationwide recall of more than 60 ice cream brands. oh, no. ice cream maker

totally cool recall is due to potential contamination of listeria. this includes jeni's splendid ice creams as a location in the city. the recalled items are a chocolate so pie key lime pie mint chocolate truffle pie and triple berry part pie ice cream sandwiches. listeria can cause some serious effects. symptoms can appear as a fever, headache, nausea, even abdominal pain. coming next hour, whole lot of news for you. was the schools are at risk closing down. schools are being considered and how are parents responding? >> plus, the city of oakland is preparing to serve budget cuts that could affect public safety talk about that. and a major project to connect the vta with bar in the south bay may not be happening. we're may not be happening. we're going

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>> to say that they are now opposed to administration is is really old news. >> now the problem morning news, alameda county district attorney pamela price responding to reports that some attorneys in our own office one her out. and tesla's fremont plant is in hot water this morning over air quality violations alive with the company is being ordered to do. and today, bay area officials are expected to decide whether 20 billion dollars ford will housing bond will go before voters in november. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 6.

>> wednesday friday, at least right here. kron 4. exactly having our big special tonight and we hope you tune in to that. yeah. in the meantime, let's get rolling on a little yet. giannis say that it's a different game from yesterday. okay. cited about that. everybody was surprised. i mean, i was talking to people that are driving still like, excited to see. is it raining? people must have slept through the morning show. you know, we are looking at forecast today that will not be bring in any of those moments to you. >> it is very much so business as usual out there. now, all the remnants of alberto that we were dealing with yesterday and a little bit the day before have well moved out of the region. so it is just baca to the fog we go. you can see outside some of that fog streaming through the golden gate right here closer to the coastline. mount tam viewed looking really nice. got a little hint of that. sunshine in the distance, too. now we are seeing a little bit of coastal drizzle and mist you're seeing some of that

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