massive warehouse fire in oakland will talk more about that. there was this was the ready for annual pride celebration this weekend. we're live with details, street closures that are all starting today. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 6. >> good morning. and thanks for waking up with us 6 o'clock thursday and aria integrated interchange this morning. hey. >> all these pride events happening this weekend in the weather will be nice. yeah, it's very important. weather wise that we're a good weekend. hi, yes, absolutely. and important forecast for us and we are going to be looking at good weather as we move into the weekend. it's next week that i'm looking at kind of breaking a sweat already. >> going to be quite the heat up next week for us. in the meantime, though, enjoy a little break from the heat looking outside of the golden gate bridge. a little bit of fog moving over san francisco, really at the moment, not even the bridge, so much. so we do see that northwesterly breeze pushing on into the city as well as the peninsula. and with that comes the cooling

moderating effect from it. now skies are going to be dry. otably know thunderstorm activity today. so another free and clear one from that 40's 50's for current temperatures. oakland, a cool. 55 nevado at 48 degrees. concord and fairfield at 57 degrees. eat right now. later today, we are going to tap into more sunshine and more of those 70's and 80's. nobody quite getting to 90 again today. great. all right. on the eve of that, let's get you rolling 11 minute ride into the city and not seeing any major delays or accidents. >> san mateo bridge around 14 80 to 101 richmond center fell bridge 7 minutes and the golden gate look at the flag there. a team it right. no major delays there. let's get into that breaking overnight news because we're talking about what's happening actually it was a fire. 70 firefighters responding to a warehouse fire. this on 24th and what street right near 8.80, coming off the says this is a warehouse occupied by the pacific supply company. you

can see there heavy smoke pouring out of the building this morning. firefighters were able to contain it to the warehouse. so no other buildings have caught fire. they're still investigating the cause. and also breaking overnight, cal fire on the scene of a grass fire 3 acres and anglin right off for seeing dry officials are asking anybody nearby. please avoid the area. couple other wildfires that we want to tell you about. that sparked in the bay yesterday. this one forcing residents near brentwood to evacuate. no reports of anybody being hurt, which is good and no homes burned yet. crews say about 2250 acres burned. it is 75% contain and then in the south bay, fire crews have made for progress on this fire in san jose de. it's about 30 acres. this fire right now broke out about 6 o'clock last night

along communications. he'll just off of the guadalupe parkway. well, a teen has died and a critical condition after a shooting in hayward. so this happened yesterday around 02:00am on second street just around the corner from hayward high school. that's when police say they found a 15 year-old boy with gunshot wounds who later died. and then about 15 minutes later, police say another victim, a 13 year-old boy had to drive himself to the hospital. no arrests have been made yet and that 602 is the time and moviegoers in the east. they are on edge after there was a shooting in a theater in union city. so this morning police are still looking for the gunman who got cross for sara stinson with that story. >> moviegoers, tell me it's frightening to hear that shooting happened inside the century. theaters here at union landing. police say this is very rare. and despite their being no arrest, they do not believe there's a threat to the public. a late night movie at a century theater at union landing ended abruptly when gunshots rang out inside one of the theaters.

>> union city police say they got the call just before one in the morning. they began to evacuate the building and then clearing all the additional theaters as they had located a gunman on site. so they did make sure all the theaters were clear. >> and that the premise was safe and then they located the victim. a 19 year-old man was taken to the hospital. he's expected to be okay. investigators say they believe a dispute between 2 people escalated into a fight between 2 groups. sergeant brandon hayward says this kind of violent crime is rare in the in union city. this is, you know, very, very few shootings that we've had. >> this calendar year. so this is a rare event. that is a very safe complex. that's a place you can bring your family, have a nice meal, go see a movie and the movie theater parking lot. we spotted a car that was broken into police say they've been cracking down on car burglaries here agrees union landing are down. 52%. so they still happen. there's no way

to completely prevented from happening. but the numbers are actually starting favor its pretty greatly. the theater was opened on wednesday with moviegoers in shock about what happened here so sad to know that this shooting. that's but instead, i mean. mind-boggling. i mean, >> we want a safe place for everyone. come we come here for watching movies with family and children. okay. >> so this has you second guessing. you want to go see the movie right now. yes, yeah. exactly. she fears exactly. will she feel we just talked about and police are still working to identify the shooter? they do not believe that there's any threat to the public because they believe this is an isolated incident between 2 people. now police are asking anyone with video or information to come forward. i'm sara stinson reporting in union city kron. 4 news. >> well, in november you're going to able to vote on a 20 billion dollar proposal aimed to bring more affordable housing units across the bay, but also help improve existing

ones. so here's how much money each county would be receiving a voters pass the 20 billion dollar bond about 2.4 billion living on a san francisco, the same amount for santa clara county. san mateo county will begin 2.1 billion alameda county, 2 billion. the contra costa. 1.9 billion. the rest of the bay area will receive under 700 million dollars. officials say about 4 billion would also go to a new program, find affordable housing construction and survation projects 606. right now. and san francisco is getting ready for pride. the celebrations start this weekend street closures downtown. start today. kron michael thomas in the castro with the latest. hey, michael. >> hey, good morning, everyone. that's right. we're expecting a lot of crowds, a lot of traffic and some road detours along with those busy public transit systems for pride weekend. take a look on your screen right now. there's a map. you can see that main road that's going to be closed off. and that's really not the only one these closures start today in the last essentially

until monday morning when things go back to normal. right now, we've got up on your screen, a list of those streets that includes grove street between polk and larkin near the civic center plaza along with pope between mcallister and grove street, larkin between mcallister and mark it and then fulton between hide and larkin as well. this will also affect some muni bus routes. and that includes 19. and 21. those routes have been adjusted and will remain that way from today until monday morning. take a look. this is for tomorrow. the streets will be completely closed down. it's very similar to the streets today. you can see that list there, but it includes one more down for growth larkin street mcallen mcallister. excuse me. but keep in mind, pride events are set to begin both official and unofficial today and throughout the weekend. so there's expected to be about a million or so people coming into town and to add more fuel to that fire. we've also got the giants are playing the dodgers set to face off tomorrow night and through the weekend. so there's going to be a lot. a lot of foot traffic and vehicle traffic back out here live. you can see roads are

flowing right now. but later on today, these roads will closed and again, will be closed throughout the weekend. closed throughout the weekend. >> that is very latest in the send it back to 2 ladies and michael, thank you for we 607, is a time right local election headquarters today, president biden and former president trump square off in their first >> presidential debate. lot folks going to be watching dc correspondent at hudson gives us a preview. in just a matter of hours, president biden and former president trump will share a debate stage. >> both campaigns say the 2 men have spent the last week preparing for just about anything tonight, president joe biden and former president donald trump will face off in their first debate ahead of november's general election. >> president biden 100 with advisors at camp david to prepare for the big night. >> this vision, a simple it's protecting freedoms. it's ensuring that everyone in this country has a fair shot on capitol hill, republican leader spoke out in support of

trump. joe biden's feckless failed and catastrophically week record. house speaker mike johnson says the former president's energy will be unmatched doesn't matter if you drink the whole gallon of energy drinks is not going to be able to match the vacuum in and the readiness of donald trump. democrats say president biden must stress among other issues, his administration's efforts to protect reproductive rights and donald trump must own. >> his devastation, his devastating supreme court justices who have caused this pain wednesday, president biden picked up the endorsement of former gop congressman adam kinzinger. and sometimes that means taking somebody. >> endorsing them that you didn't think you'd indoors 3 years ago tonight will be the first of 2 debates during this presidential cycle. the next one is in september. >> reporting in washington, reshad hudson, back to you. >> thanks for shot at 609. and governor newsom plans to attend today's debate between

president biden and former president trump. he says he's going to be there as a surrogate to advocate for president biden. and there will be a watch party tonight at manny's in san francisco. the doors open at 5. everyone is welcome to watch their or >> you can watch from the comfort of your living room and you can see it right here on kron 4. the debate is it 6 kron four's catherine heenan will moderating a panel of political analysts. they'll be discussing both before and after the debate. what went on? all right. still ahead, kron morning news. >> the city of oakland is preparing for us near budget cuts tomorrow. it could affect public safety will talk about that. plus, bird flu on the rise area. officials, kelley farm workers to protect themselves. and after the break, santa clara county officials warning residents on the major risk of using illegal fireworks. don't. and we are looking at the forecast today that is going to be bringing with it some sunshine and some pretty comfortable temperatures. >> take a look at the 60's

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car chargers they run bill right near oracle park in san francisco yesterday. more than 100 charges are going to be installed. it's all in an effort to meet the city's carbon neutral goals. and the golden state warriors. they can build a new secondary logo for their alternate uniform and the 2024. 25 season. this all comes as the same day as the nba draft. right now, the lawyers only have number 52 overall, 6.13, right now and a bill that aims to protect farm workers from extreme heat is a step closer to becoming a law. >> it's authored by state senator dave cortese from san jose. and this bill would compel employers to follow existing state heat regulations. it would also call for the farm workers who experienced a heat related injury to be given timely medical treatment and be compensated while working for a non compliant ploy state law requires agricultural employers provide shade hydration access, rest breaks, and heat illness. prevention

training this bill now heads to the committee appropriations for a hearing. time now, 6.14, and the 4th of july is around the corner and fire officials in the bay area are ready. they are warning everybody don't use illegal fireworks. there are major risks, obviously not only of hurting you, but of starting a fire. >> you've already seen over the last couple of weeks, number of fires all over the state because our weather has turned hot. we're starting to get into our seasonal wind patterns. and so the smallest will lead to fires. >> in the past couple of years in santa clara county, they say several people have been at trauma centers and in some cases lost limbs because of illegal fireworks. they recommend that you watch the professional shows like right here on kron 4. know we'll be broadcasting that. yeah. >> has been really dry over the past couple of weeks. yeah. that and weather always plays factor when it comes to july 4th, it's way too early,

john, but we are hoping the skies will be clear. don't you dare file. and that's the question that everyone definitely asking for. good reason. i mean, it is the forecast that everyone wants to know about. >> as far as today is concerned, you can see walnut creek right here with that sunshine up above. it is a bright morning for most of the bay area, a little bit of fog towards the coastline. all those thunderstorms our way on the outs now. so definitely not looking at any of that anywhere close to us. low pressure area incurring this little dip in the jet stream that's kept his cool yesterday. and today today is going to be if you liked yesterday, another one just like it. so hopefully a chance to get outside. enjoy some warm numbers, but nothing too warm. no 90's again today winds out of the north and west will push up against the coastline. this keeps in particular the peninsula a little bit fogged in at times. the rest of us get all that sunshine and a nice comfortable afternoon. let's get a look at the numbers. today's daytime highs in the 60's for san francisco 50's

and 60's at the coast. while 70's to 80's elsewhere. as i mentioned, no 90's in today's forecast. that is a number that's going to become more likely towards the end of the weekend. and then especially next week, san jose dublin as well. san ramon in the upper 70's will see in the and roanoke, london. i-72 degrees each well. any act in vacaville exact same as yesterday. some upper 80's for you. looking ahead, pride weekend. first and foremost, we will be seeing daytime highs really warm inland. but hey, the coastline and downtown san francisco going to be closer to those upper 60's to low 70's. so really good forecast for the parade on sunday in particular next week is when we really heat things up and we've got triple digits on the way come tuesday and wednesday, right? all right, john, roland bay, bridge 11, right looking good out there. >> mateo bridge around 40 minutes. richmond center fell 9 and the golden gate bridge. 37 of the tolls, 19 minutes.

nissan says deploying the national guard to crack down fentanyl is working the governor's office reported about 7 million pills, fenton. all they've been see since the start of the year. newsom first deployed members of the national guard in 2022. to help tackle the fentanyl crisis last year. the national guard help sees a record of over 62,000 pounds of fentanyl. recently announcing the state will double the amount national guard members cracking down on illegal fentanyl, including right along the soughern border. we'll time. 22 year-old man has been since nearly 3 years in prison for possessing fentanyl and meth with the intent to distribute the drugs and the city's tenderloin. johan murillo of san francisco pleading guilty to charges back in february. he was arrested in january of last year for carrying nearly 4 pounds of fentanyl about an ounce of meth. in addition to the prison sentence, real medina will serve 3 years of supervised release. >> starting on monday night clubs and bars in california will be required to have drug

tests kits in stock at all times. >> on what type of kid stay must have because general range that there's a lot of different items out there include straws stickers test strips. and so with the law says that these kids must be on hand. it does have a certain amount, but that it must be available to the customer. >> state officials have yet to decide on how much a business could be fined if they don't have those testing kits. lawmakers are advancing a bill that would prevent parents from being notified by their child's school if they decide to identifies transgenders part of the lgbtq community. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace has a closer look. >> well, emotions and passions certainly running high here at the state capitol. those on one side argue parents should absolutely be notified while those on the other side say doing so could put kids lives at risk is very difficult. not your parent. >> hopefully. people lives

here always it's the last person that you want to project cure. and san diego democratic assembly member chris ward breaking down in tears as he recalled his own story of coming out to his parents. he spoke about it during this assembly education committee as lawmakers here took up his bill ab 1955. >> it would prohibit school district from enforcing and implimenting lgbtq+ notification policies and would forbid teachers from outing children who identify as transgender and lgbtq+. to their parents unless the child gives permission. ward says that decision should be left to the student and the student alone. not. >> you and which choose, parents who testified in support of the bill argue kids could suffer emotionally and consider suicide of schools out them to parents who are accepting students most impacted by force outing feel

unsafe. speaking publicly because i know as a mom as somebody who has a degree in child development that. my child and my relationship will be stronger if i let them come to me when they're ready. but this group disagrees. opponents of ab 1955. say school notification policies are necessary to ensure parents are kept in the know about their children. this is not the right policy. we need to be involving parents. >> but think about that should not be that the fault that we involve parents. instead, their policy is the opposite. >> if that school is going to be involved in changing their gender and you better well believe the parents are going to be involved as well. >> but this teacher who testified in favor of the bill says she believes educators like her should not have to tell parents i as english teacher, do not have. ability to have these conversations. these sensitive topics are outside of my purview of teaching english democrats on the committee agreeing with that assessment. eyes to knows

the bill passed the committee. it next heads to the assembly floor for a full vote at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. >> 51st laptops were given to curry senior center in san francisco on wednesday morning. the laptops mind by 18 t were given to older adults in the city who don't have internet access. is all part of a tnt initiative to address the digital divide through internet accessibility and safe adoption. it's 6.22. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news. alameda fire crews rescue a teenager who was stuck in the we'll take a look at how they got out. and oakland mayor sheng tells former opponent. >> is now eyeing now his

all right. get a good look at your screen was are looking for this woman in connection to a theft. >> and a massage job and oakland's montclair neighborhood, the owner of crown time massage is the woman came in shortly after 6.30, monday evening. she still $1100. you can rummaging through drawers looking around the business that is owners asking anybody recognize her. please call police. take a look at this gallery to 5 helped free a teen stuck in the mud. all happened right near the and so now boat ramp yesterday who say the time is rising while that he was stuck deep in the mud after he was rescued. you say to the hospital, we don't have any word on his condition. time

now 6.25 and the spread of the bird flu is being felt on the peninsula. san mateo county health, the are now participating in a state program. >> that offers personal protective equipment, ppe. >> for workers on dairy and poultry farms, cases of bird flu has been detected in bay area, places with birds and livestock, including dairy cows that's happened across the nation as well. there have been 3 recent human cases among workers in close contact with dairy cows nationwide. however, no known cases in humans or cattle today here in california, the cdc says that even though the risk is low, they're still recommending ppe for dairy and poultry farm workers as well as slaughterhouse workers. it's 6.26, and bay area native cindy chavez is set to become a county manager in new mexico. chavez currently serves on the board of supervisors for santa clara county. she has been working in the bay area for more than a decade. she lausanne jose's

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>> 6.29 is the time and we are inching towards the weekend so we can start asking john, you know, it's coming this weekend even thursday has weakened. you want to thank and are a lot of folks could be flying for pride this week. it's a big deal. yeah, honestly my biggest piece of advice is

just don't drive in saint francis. smart. yeah. take bart muni take the ferry going to be so much easier to beginning around. we are looking at a morning at the embarcadero that is nice and calm ahead of what is going to be such a busy weekend for the city with pride. >> you can see the flags there blowing around any steady wind out of the north and west. that cooling effect that the wind had is definitely being felt towards the coast, helping to moderate temperatures elsewhere. yesterday was a comfortable one with clear dry skies. today we've got more of that comfortable dry, that humidity, that tropical moisture on the outs. 40's to 50's for current temps, oakland at 55 dublin at 54. later on today, we will see daytime highs back in the 70's to 80's and then another day without any 90's in the forecast, rain arrives on the view a little of a bridge this morning, 15 minute ride. >> looking good out there. san mateo bridge just under 16 to 101, which is over 13 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37

of the tolls, 20 minutes. >> more hardships for the city of oakland and enormous budget shortfalls threatening big cuts to public safety. so the cuts include the fire police department. >> rovers theresa breaks all down for us. >> oakland on the brink. the city facing a multi-million dollar shortfall. councilmember treva reid in a letter to the city administrator and mayor earlier this week saying that the deficit is around 177 million dollars and the general purpose fun. the bulk of that fund about 63% goes to public safety such as paying for police and fire. councilmember reid says that one of the options the city is looking at to balance a 2.2 billion dollar budget is cutting 63 million dollars, which could affect many programs as well as staff positions, adding on social media, quote, i feel the weight of this financial challenge with our community as i work to ensure equitable service delivery and investment is prioritized with

are stretched resources and quote, i think it's 4, 5, a fire stations will be browned out starting in the fall after the fire season. >> after the wildfire ground on a rotating basis. not again. that's not a good thing to do. no one wants to do that. adding to that, possibly canceling some police academies. this is the most dramatically horrible budget situation. we've been my entire time in the council may be for for decades all come. mayor sheng thao releasing newsletter that included a statement on the budget. it reads, quote, i will remain focused on supporting the city council this week as a vote to pass a balanced budget. we will complete the transaction for the sale. the coliseum property to the african american sports entertainment group. and we will continue to address crime head on and quote and councilmember nikki fortunato bas said on social media, quote, while our deficit is significant. so too is our commitment to retaining

the services on which our families, local businesses in communities rely oaklanders want and deserve no less unquote. all of this comes to a head on friday. that is the next city council meeting on the budget. it all has to be finalized by july first, that is the beginning of the fiscal year. theresa kron, 4 news. >> a familiar face might be eyeing a run for mayor of oakland. this as current mayor sheng thao feature hangs in the balance following an fbi raid of a hole in the upcoming recall election. commerzbank herman has that story. >> i do not see a viable path. it was in late november of 2022. when oakland city councilman loren taylor conceded the mayoral election to sheng thao tell beating taylor in the ranked choice voting contest by a mere 677 votes. less than one percent. now with how dealing with the aftermath of an fbi raid as well as a recall election this november, taylor is gearing up to fight for oakland again.

>> you will likely see my name on the next mayoral election ballot. >> taylor says the reason he'll run for mayor again. if thao loses the recall, it's no different than the first time to allow oakland to rise to its full potential. first and foremost, we've got to restore faith and trust in government rebuild the relationship with the community actually reach out and bring folks together not to say it, but do it how you lead and how you guy forward. and then we get with that solid foundation. we can address. >> the public safety crisis. taylor says oakland's problems have gotten worse under taos leadership and he says her response to the fbi raid. >> suggesting a right-wing conspiracy at the highest levels is par for the course passing blame, creating sort of misdirection. >> and on conspiracies and other things that it it's not be it's not the type of leadership that i think we in oakland's well, the last election is close. >> taylor, thanks, voters. now a lot smarter. the one thing

that gives me some sense of comfort is eyes are wide are open now a opener. what has happened. what >> is happening hopefully there will be more resistance and a taking at face value. some of these things that are happening in come at the last minute to manipulate the outcome of an election. >> dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> my brother was not at the wrong place at the wrong time. he was in his home with these people, entered his home and tied him up and removed him from his home. >> laurie henson outraged by what she calls lenient plea deals. 4 defendants connected to her late brother's kidnapping and murder 3 years ago. been herman, he was kidnapped, urban. he meant he was kidnapped, killed during a house robbery. hinson pleaded for the judge in alameda county superior court to reject the plea deals and send the case. is trials. county

district attorney's office, plea deal throughout the kidnapping charges for all 4 defendants just as that if these cases went to a jury that could result in hung juries or no convictions at all. hansen claims she learned none of the defendants will face firstdegree murder and kidnapping charges to a news release. da pamela price's office. >> you cannot continue to let out these violent criminals and give them the opportunity to really affect. and andrea fan. >> and hurt our community over and over again. >> well, the 3rd defendant pleading guilty to a home invasion robbery. he's due in court next month. and he faces more than 6 years in state prison. the 4th defendant faces residential burglary and identity theft charges. but her case is pending and not yet scheduled for trial. >> it's 6, 36 2 men are arrested for pretending to be ice agents in targeting undocumented latinos. >> we're driving up to people that they thought were going to be fearful of being

deported flashing either a bad or immigration paperwork that that they said identified themselves as ice agents. in one case, a dana find themselves as fbi agents. >> and demanded to see identification and then had people hand over their wallets. >> these crimes happening in southern california, but investigators say the men are also being charged with kidnapping in robberies in the east bay. they have court in orange county and then they'll face charges in contra costa county. in the south bay. a man is in jail, accused of a gang related shooting that injured a man in san jose. this happened back in march laughlin avenue near the grand century shopping mall where someone shot at a car and there was a man and woman in that car. the man was hit at least once and then ended up driving himself to the hospital where he is recovering. >> well, an open grandmother killed by a speeding car. last year's going to be street named after in her honor oakland city council approved the name of the intersection

of foothill boulevard and vicksburg avenue to some to my away kron 4. we spoke with sanchez family this year's time last year. 73 year. all she immigrated from burma. she was on a daily walk with her daughter and granddaughter. that's when she was hit and killed. speeding driver eventually arrested and charged time now 6.37, they are leaders calling on 18 team maintain landline service for thousands of residents. currently the state legislature debating a proposal that would police say tnt from its current obligations. there's concern that removing the land lines will be residents in rural areas. no way to call 9-1-1, yet. former congresswoman jackie spear. she was in pacifica saying cell phones are not always reliable. >> know the create a challenge. so land lines are really quite important for this region. if you're in the mountains and you have a family emergency or there's a violent storm or there's a fire you can't rely on your

cell phones. so having land lines are really important. >> there's no word on when the state legislature is expected to make a decision about 18 t it's 6.38, and new electric car chargers have been unveiled their at oracle park. if you want to charge up, get juice in your car. the giants in partnership with ever charge. they're installing 100 chargers total. this is an effort to meet the city's carbon neutral goals, expanding access to electric car charging makes it easier for locals like us and visitors to switch over to cleaner transportation time now 6.39 and speaking of transportation doesn't matter if you're electric or your gas-powered, it's going to cost you more to cross. the goal gave brady. i know that's your route are the new toll hike starts on monday. so sorry was will tran is live at the toll plaza right now. how much will? >> $0.50 more not pay for if

it's a one-time thing. but if you live in marin county and you have to go into san francisco every day, my goodness, it will stack up and you know what? to make a situation even worse. this is going to be one of 5 years. it will steadily go up for the next 5 years. it will begin on monday right now if you're crossing the golden gate bridge, you know, it's $9.75. that's painful enough. but come monday, take a look at your screen. it's $0.50 across the board. even if you have to carpool. but it's a lot cheaper. so called some friends up and say, hey, you know what, you want to cross the golden gate bridge with me because his $3 cheaper come monday. it's $10.25. if you're driving by yourself, if you have fast track its 9.25, carpool 7.25. and again come july first, it's year one and then it will go up for 5 consecutive years. that's 2.50, more by the end of 5

years. come this monday. you know what? you couldn't escape it because it's been going up. $0.35 every year since 2019 instead of going down, just like everything else. it's going up and up and up the golden gate bridge, the people who run it, they once again claim have done this story for decades now that they how are facing a budget deficit to anywhere between about 220 to 225 million dollar budget deficit. and that's why they are turning to the drivers to foot the bill. if you think you know what, i'll just cross with the ferry where the bridge, it's still going to be painful, but not as painful, but you're not going to skate. that will go up. $0.25 back to you. >> all right. thank you for that update. 6.41. right now. and still ahead of problem morning news, july 4th is coming up. what are going to do for your pets to make sure that they have a happy and safe stress-free july 4th?

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it's 6.44. and here are 4 things that you can know today. 70 firefighters responded to this warehouse that caught fire at 24th and wood streets near 80 in oakland just off the bay bridge. heavy smoke. as you can see there and the darkness, firefighters were able to contain it to the warehouse. so no other buildings burned. cal fire is on the scene of a vegetation fire its 3 acres now and it's in angwin off reason drive and napa county. so avoid that

area at 22 year-old man is sentenced to nearly 3 years in prison for possessing meant of meth and fentanyl with the intent of distributing in the tenderloin. and in addition to that, he has to serve 3 years supervised release, starting on monday night clubs and bars in california are all going to have drug testing kits right there at the bar all times. they have to that and decide what the fine is if they don't but they can test your drug if you're drink has been tampered with and there are drugs in july. 4th just around the corner. not everybody is a fan of booming lights, though. the peninsula, humane society. >> and the spca >> are urging you to make sure that your pet is safe. let's take a look at. >> some of what they say will help. don't take your pet to the fireworks so you can take up like the picnic and stuff. but then bring him. and that would be freaking k freaking them out. yeah. let alone if they're in the house to and you leave him alone, course, not seen the fireworks and

just hearing them is going to think about as you can play, some music are draw the blinds, maybe get tough and going to drown out that make them feel more comfortable. also make sure that your pet has a current id like a microchip in case they get lost. lot of them. you know, they really are in runaway. sometimes you can, even if you know, your pet is anxious, used a mild tranquilizer if they suffer from anxiety, that kind of thing. i'm thinking a little bit of an the band room located on some cat tv yeah. kit. you have this special channel. they like, yeah, that's a cage on and it is a nice morning to get the dog out there. let's go back to that view that we had up there for a second gorgeous view. looking at san francisco right now. >> little bit of suture tower rising up through the gray. but otherwise once that gray burns off this morning for the city and some other coastal spots, we're going to be tapping into some good sunshine back to the graphics we go. and what we have out there today is going to be more dry weather some remnant thunderstorm activity around mono lake in the eastern

sierra yesterday. the rest of us, though, really dried out already in today. we continue that dry and comfortable trend of weather low to our north incurring in a very weak trough that's digging in just a nap to keep the 90's at bay for a little while anyways. as for winds, winds out of the north and west will push a little bit of that fog, especially up and down the peninsula. a rest of us, though, lots of sunshine and a very favorable forecast for any outdoor plans weekend being pride weekend in san francisco. looks good. we're going to be on a gradual warming trend, but we will see plenty of sunshine, especially in castor districts, downtown san francisco starting friday on into the rest of the weekend with gradually warming temperatures. yes, for daytime highs today, 60's in the city 50's and 60's right along the coast and then 70's to 80's for the rest of us. burlingame, 71 redwood city, a comfy. 75 south bay temp san jose yet again today hanging on to those upper 70's freeman

through hayward up to oakland in richmond. it's 70's for you. what walnut creek at 82 degrees again, antioch, in vacaville, you are 2 hottest spots in the bay today. a look ahead shows tomorrow's daytime highs in the upper 80's on average inland. so little bit warmer than today's mid-eighties on average as we move our way into pride sunday in san francisco. do expect some low 70's in downtown san francisco next week. it's scorching hot with daytime highs back in the triple digits, right? all right, john, thank you for role in here. 90 minute ride traveling into the city this morning. >> 7, bridge around 16 richmond center fell just short of 13 and the golden gate bridge. 37 of the tolls 20 minutes. time now. 6.48 and millions of people are going to be gathering this weekend for pride in san francisco. >> the fbi has issued security warnings saying foreign terrorist groups could exploit. you know, all thesec gathering so many people around in the lgbtq+ community people who helped organize the pride parade say that they

have invested nearly a million dollars in security to keep things safe. and also, you know, with the political climate nationwide, they say has fueled hate towards the community. so they're really leery. >> last year there were over 600 pieces of anti lgbtq legislation introduced across the country, including right here in california >> the fbi is urging law enforcement and the public to be alert and report anything you see that you think could be dangerous. >> we're celebrating pride month here on kron 4 and in the east bay, the city of san leandro getting ready to host their first ever pride parade. and the celebration is very meaningful to city leaders. kron 4 sarah stinson has more. >> i've been. >> at the forefront advocating for community victor aguilar junior takes pride in breaking barriers in san leandro as the city's first openly man elected as school board. trustee in 2017 city council

member since 2018 and vice mayor in 2021 was welcomed with open arms to help move our city forward and to help. >> raise our price flag also spearheaded raising the transgender pride flag in san leandro idea or grew up in los angeles and went to college at hawaii pacific university. he moved to san leandro in 2011 with his husband where the 2 said i do timely and really is is a great place to call home. >> as my husband, i have lived here for many years and support this community wholeheartedly. eichler says he works to advocate for the lgbtq+ community locally, but also of the state and national level as president of national league of cities lgbtq+, local officials. >> he's been able to meet other politicians like president joe biden and he just spent 3 weeks at harvard for the local politics and government program. now he's planning the city's first ever pride celebration happening

this july. it's a great opportunity to show. >> that, you know, sammy under we appreciate and welcome everybody who come and live that are part our community. and we love our allies. our allies are great. part of make the what makes the community a better place for us to live a goal he wants for the upcoming pride celebration. i want people to feel a sense of belonging. >> i want people to fill that. >> they are welcomed in our community and that we're here and celebrating our in our girl. pride is just a beautiful beginning to many more events to come in. our in our beautiful the san leandro pride celebration will be taking place on july 12 from 48 right here at 2 to 2 davis street. >> i'm sara stinson reporting in san leandro kron. 4 news. >> well, time in san francisco they're gearing up for a pride feel weekend tomorrow. the lumen 8 is back for another lighting ceremony lumen 8 behind some of the most

spectacular light displays in the city, including this laser rainbow flag. well, this year the laser flag will look a little different as it celebrates a milestone in the community. >> we're the only city in america who is working with these large families were cultivating a new art form. so it all starts here in san francisco in this year. in honor 20 years in census goes the first city to legalize same marriage. we're gonna put 20 beans. 20 major cannes last friday. we had 6. so this will be 14 more than and it's going to be unprecedented. and really we don't even quite what it is going to look like. but we're pretty sure it's going to be extraordinary >> all the grand lighting ceremony, same place tomorrow to kick off a colorful 3 night experience. >> it's 6.52. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. pixar sequel is quickly climbing in the box office. we'll see how this n

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getting ready for the annual pride celebrations this weekend. live with details on the street closures that are starting today. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> and thanks for waking up and watching us ariana rain in for james this morning where a lot of celebrations avenue this yeah, we have pride is going to be very exciting. so let's check the weather. i yeah, i know it's going to be a busy weekend with pride going on in the city and it is going to be a weekend to hopefully get out there and enjoy it as much as possible. we've got a view in downtown san francisco this morning of a little bit of a breeze that's pushing right through there. >> pass the goal that bay bridge in the distance that just enough to keep temperatures moderated today. you can also make out a little bit of that low cloud cover in the distance with this northwesterly breeze comes a little bit of fog, mostly near the coastline, although absolutely most of the bay area's actually under sunshine all ready to kick off this morning as we