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 move into the

afternoon, more sunshine continues. no chance of thunderstorms much like yesterday. we dry things back out now in a much more favorable and consistent forecast for outdoor plans 50's for current temps unless you're inland. brentwood in pittsburgh in the 60's. we did have some 40's this morning in the north bay, but temperatures are starting to warm up under that sun later on today. daytime high 70's to 80's again. this is a lot like yesterday was which for most of us wasn't really comfortable. one, i'll be breaking down your pride weekend forecast. still ahead, rain. all right. let's get you. roll your bay bridge right now. 62, right? no major delays there. your san mateo bridge, 70 80 to 101 which is center fell 14 and the golden gate. >> 37 of the tolls 20 minutes. time now is 701. and the breaking news we have just learned. >> that oakland firefighter has died. he was on vacation swimming in san diego, our sister station in san diego that this firefighter was pulled from the water about 2 o'clock this morning near

crystal pier in pacific beach, san diego news conference is expected shortly with details because we don't know the name of this oakland firefighter who died in san diego. but we'll keep you posted. all right. we have some more breaking overnight news. 70 firefighters are responding to a warehouse fire. 24 the wood street near 8.80, coming off the bay bridge. city's fire department tells kron 4 the warehouse is occupied by the pacific supply company. heavy smoke could be seen coming out that building even this morning. firefighters say the fire was danger that other buildings would not be threatened. the cause is still under investigation. we reached out to oakland fire officials trying to get more information. and nvpa. we also have some news cal fire on the scene of a vegetation fire. its 3 acres in angwin off of freezing and dry. officials are asking people avoid the area. we're going to update uses to get more info.

>> there's a fire turned drop their over this well fire. this one has sparked in the bay area forcing residents near brentwood to evacuate yesterday. nobody's been hurt no damage to buildings that we know that this point is 250 acres. and at last check, 75% contained. and in the south bay, fire crews have stopped the forward progress on this fire in san jose at 30 acres. it broke out about 6 o'clock last night along communications. he'll just off of the glove parkway. and nobody has been hurt. a teen is dead. another in critical condition after a shooting in hayward. >> this happened yesterday around 02:00am on second street right around the corner from they were high school. that's where police say they found a 15 year-old boy with gunshot wounds who died. about 15 minutes later, another victim, a 13 year-old boy, took himself to the hospital. no arrests have been made yet. time is 703. and movie goers in the east bay are on edge because it was a shooting at a

movie theater in union city. police say a fight led to a man being shot inside of the theater and now we're going to they're still looking for the shooter at this hour. go to kron four's. sara stinson for the latest. >> 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 there 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 city 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 in 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 to favor us pretty greatly. the theater was opened on wednesday with moviegoers in shock about what happened here so sad to know that there's shooting that's coming. 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. that's what 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 will be 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 if voters pass a 20 million dollar bond, about 2.4 billion will be going to san francisco the same amount for saa clara county. san mateo county would be getting 2.1 billion, alameda county, 2 billion contra costa. 1.9, the rest, the bay area counties will receive under 700 million dollars. officials say about 4 billion would also go to fund a program for affordable housing, construction and preservation projects in 706,

in san francisco is getting ready for fried. the celebrations are this weekend. yeah. street closures already happening. kron four's michael thomas live in the castro. what you need to know morning michael. >> hi, good morning, everyone. we are expecting a lot of crowds this weekend for pride event and that comes with a lot of not only on the streets, but also with public transit. take a look on your screen now is a map of where that mean pride event will take place on sunday and the surrounding streets from there will be closed starting today until monday. now, this includes grove street between polk and larkin near the civic center plaza along with pope between mcallister and grove street, larkin between mcallister and market and fulton between hide in larkin. this will also be affecting muni bus for both routes 1921, which have already been adjusted for today until monday for those closures. so keep that in mind. if you do utilize that, take a look. this is another screen up on your television right you can

see these are some other streets that are really close starting tomorrow. it is essentially. >> similar to what we're closing today. but there is one more street added there at the bottom. you can head to our website for details on that as well. but keep in mind, pride events are set to be happening all weekend, bringing in close to around a million people to san francisco. and then to add to that, we're also having the giants versus the dodgers game that is kicking off tomorrow. and then throughout the weekend. so >> lots of foot traffic and lots of actual vehicle traffic back out here live. those are the streets that are going to be closed down. so you may want to use some of those public transportations, maybe bart, possibly. but we've got details on our website that is very latest here in the castro and michael thomas will send it back to you too, this week. and thanks, also from your local election headquarters. and today president biden and former president trump are going to square off in their first presidential debate. lot of folks going to be watching dc correspondent 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 weei 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. the 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 and 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. >> and governor newsom plans to attend today's debate and he says that he will be there as a surrogate to advocate for president biden. also, you can watch the debate at a watch party at manny's in san francisco. they're opening their doors at 05:00pm or just stay home and watch it right here on kron 4 starting at 6, catherine heenan will moderate a panel of our political analysts before and immediately after the debate. all right. still ahead the kron, morning news. >> the city of oakland preparing for severe budget cuts tomorrow that could affect public safety. will

talk more about that. plus, bird flu on the rise. how bay area officials are telling farm workers to protect themselves. and santa clara county officials warning residents on the major risk using those illegal fireworks. and today is going to be a rather nice one very similar to yesterday with 60's and 70's for your highs and are

>> it's 7.13, and a bill aimed at protecting farm workers from extreme heat is a step closer to becoming law. this bill authored by state senator dave cortese from san jose would compel employers to follow existing state heat

regulations. we'll call for farmworkers who experience a heat related injury as well to be given timely medical treatment and be compensated while working as well. state law requires agriculture. employers provide shade hydration access, rest breaks and heat illness. prevention training this bill now heads on to an appropriations committee for hearing. it is 7.13, almost july 4th, just around the corner and fire officials are eggs really worried about, you know, not only illegal firework sparking fires, but also the health risk that comes with using them. they can hurt people as well as sparking a wildfire. >> 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. >> smallest park cannot set off a fire at can. can also have you lose a limb. you several people have been good center. trauma centers, some

losing their limbs for illegal fireworks in santa clara county. they're recommending you watch the professional shows either in person or right here on tv. you can watch a cough or and i know some people personally that. >> we'll be trying to do that. so watch the professional shows. all right. it's all depend on the weather. we're not going to ask you right now. john. let's just stick with today the weekend from friday. >> understandably, it is a question like what's the fog situation going to be like for the fireworks show? and, you know, it's always that 50, 50 split of what that fog levels going to be. if you can see it at all. and hopefully we're got a good forecast for what we got this morning is a little bit of the low gray, but that cloud cover is sitting aloft at the coastline. this is your view of half moon bay this morning, which is looking pretty nice and clear at the moment we saw any sort of remnant precipitation, any sort of thunderstorm building out of the region yesterday. that means today and yesterday, very similar to one another.

nice dry, sunny and actually pretty comfortable too, courtesy. this low pressure and the dip in the jet stream bringing along with it. that brings us that cooldown still warm, but definitely not hot 70's to 80's. we can handle that fog at the coastline this morning. as you did see in half moon bay, most of the rest of us are looking at clear skies already and we'll see sunshine prevailing into the afternoon pride weekend for the city actually gets a little bit warmer. we'll still see some fog, especially in western neighborhoods. but if you're going to be the castro or downtown san francisco do expect plentiful sunshine and some pretty comfortable weather this weekend, especially towards pride sunday. today's daytime highs in the 60's for san francisco 50's and 60's for the coast and then lots of 70's to 80's elsewhere. nobody is getting to the 90's for the second day in the roads. we've got a solid break from that heat. san jose at 79 fremont. 74 dublin, san ramon, both also in the upper 70's today,

oakland, he'll be at 72 while again second day in the row. the antioch in vacaville are hotter spots in the upper 80's tomorrow will average out in the upper 80's. so just a little bit warmer inland, staying pretty steady on all through sunday after that, daytime highs will begin to skyrocket and we're in the triple digits for a lot of inland areas come tuesday and wednesday rain. right, john, thank you for let's get you here on the bay bridge. 14 minute ride traveling into the city. no accidents there. mateo bridge just short of 18 minutes. richards center fell bridge about 14 and the golden gate bridge. 37 of the tolls. 21 minutes 7.17, for your money this morning. you 2 more more watched by americane in their living rooms and >> sitting in traffic is costing the u.s. billions. jane king is live at the nasdaq with those stories and more. hi, hide. all right. good morning, sir. traffic congestion cost the u.s. more than 70 billion last year. >> that was a 15% increase from 2022, we'll be in rex report. also finds u.s. drivers last 42 hours. a full

work week to traffic last year. well, some major artists are canceling summer concerts some cases, entire tours as americans are just tapped out on high ticket prices. jennifer lopez canceled her tour. so to the black keys, seatgeek said that the average resell tickets to attend a summer concert is down to $213 for more than 2.50, this time last year. well, youtube made up nearly 10% of all viewership on connected and traditional tv's and the u.s. in may, according to nielsen, netflix ranked second claiming more than 7% youtube which effectively invented user generated content. planes. the bigger share of the media consumption affect. disney says they talk about youtube about every meeting and have considered adding user generated content to disney. plus, well, new google study on gen z discovered some worrying trends about how they get their news. so found gen z can discern between reputable news, an ai-generated content, but they didn't care as much. also, they only read headlines and then rushed to the

comments to know what everybody's saying. also, they don't read long articles. they don't trust anything with ads or pay walls or pop ups asking for donations or subscriptions. live from the nasdaq market site. i'm jane king. back to you. it's worry what the story is. they want to know what people think. >> ok, that thank you, thanks. newsom says governor, says deploying the national guard to crack down on fentanyl is working. >> the governor's office reported about 7 million pills containing fentanyl. they've been seasons to start of the year news of deployment of the national guard in 2022. to help tackle the fentanyl crisis last year. the national guard help sees a record over 62,000 pounds of it. recently announcing the stay will double the amount national guard members were going to crack down on illegal fentanyl clean along the southern border. the time of 22 year-old man has been sentenced to nearly 3 years in prison for possessing fentanyl and meth with the intent to distribute in the tenderloin.

johan, the real medina of san francisco pleaded guilty to those charges back in february. he was arrested in january last year for carrying nearly 4 pounds of fentanyl about an ounce of meth. addition to the prison sentence, murillo medina will serve 3 years of supervised released. >> time is 7.19, and starting monday night clubs and bars in california are going to have to have a drug testing kit in stock at all times right there so that you can test or drink. >> wasn't specific on what type of kid stay must have because the 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 kits must be on hand. it does have a certain amount, but that it must be available to the customer. >> have great for people who are worried about their drinks. you know, right now you might covered up or take it with you and the concern what could be in it. but this

is what they're going to be doing starting monday and they don't know yet how the fines are going to go or what the regulations going to be like for places that don't comply. lawmakers at the state capitol have advanced a bill to prohibit schools from telling parents if their child identifies as transgender or lgbtq at school. the issue sparking controversy. some parents say that they should be notified. others say notifying their parents put children's lives at risk. >> 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. >> the bill now heads to the assembly for a full vote. alright, community leaders to celebrate their successful advocacy for the restoration of acupuncture benefits in on the state budget. governor newsom's may budget revision proposed to eliminate acupuncture from being covered

under medical cause. an uproar in the asian-american community. fortunately, the final state budget announced on sunday they restored the services for low income and other individuals who get their health insurance coverage for medicare. you know, you see it on her face and you're going to her. it doesn't, as i not heard. don't let scare right now. coming up with a couple morning news. alameda fire crews rescue a teenager who was stuck. >> in the mud, how they get stuck. and oakland mayor sheng tells former opponent eyeing a second chance. now the city's top job.

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look at your screen. police are looking for this woman in connection to a theft at a massage shop in oakland's montclair. so the owner of crown thai massages woman came in shortly after 6.30, monday evening stole $1100. going to george. he's looking around the business to business owners asking anybody who might recognize the woman. please call police. take a look alameda. fire crews helping free 18 who was stuck in the mud. this happened right near the in seminole boat ramp yesterday afternoon. crews say the tide was rising while the team was stuck deep in the month after he was rescued was taken to the hospital. we don't have any word on his condition currently. it's 7.25. and the spread of bird flu is being felt on the peninsula. now, san mateo county health officials are participating in a state program that offers

ppe for workers and dairy and poultry farm workers. cases of the bird flu have been detected in the bay area among birds and in other livestock, including dairy cows nationally around the country. there have been 3 recent human cases among workers in close contact with dairy cows. but there are no known cases in humans or cattle to date here in california, the cdc says that even though the risk is low, they're still recommending ppe for people who work at dairy and poultry farms. time now very a native city. chavez is going 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 lost the san jose mayoral race a couple years ago. so it seems she is on the move again. all right. still ahead, the problem morning news golden gate bridge crossing. it's going cost you an extra buck as prices increase is coming up

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right now. and we are checking out the weather you're just putting out yesterday were all we're doing friday and now it's thursday. maybe tomorrow to color yet, ok, we'll do for hits. okay. we've got all the colors out yesterday. mother nature does the same. sometimes you'll have the colorful, bright, sunny day. and then the next day you get a little gray. >> and that's exactly what we've got this morning. some gray skies closer to the coastline, as you can see right here at the embarcadero. just a light breeze. nothing to wild out there. >> but definitely looking at a few low clouds out there, too.

winds from the coastline from the northwest pushing on in towards the coast. definitely moderating temperatures again today. and we've got another really pleasant feeling afternoon ahead. right now, it's 50's for most of the bay area. nice comfortable enough morning to get outside for the job walking the dog for you. really get the day kicked into gear as we move into the afternoon. it's back to the 70's 80's warm but nothing too terribly hot. i'm going to be talking a gradual warm up in the rest of the forecast ahead, right? all right. let's be real this morning. hey, no accidents on a ridge is great news. bridge about 15 minutes there. san mateo bridge just short of 20 minutes. you richmond center fell 14 and the golden gate bridge. 37 of the tolls. 26 minutes. it's 7.30, in an east bay woman is askin alameda county judge to reject a plea deal that was made with defendants. >> in her brother's murder, we have kron four's philippe djegal all reporting on the sisters called for justice. asked

>> corey henson 6 feet away from 2 of 4 defendants convicted of charges in connection to her brother ben hermans murder addressing judge scott patton prior to sentencing wednesday morning in alameda county superior court, a last-ditch effort to convince judge pat and to dismiss the alameda county district attorney's office is plea deals which threw out the kidnapping charges for all 4 defendants. my brother was not at the wrong place at the wrong time. he was in his home. >> when these people entered his home and tied him up and removed him from his home nearly 3 years men was bound and gagged, then strangled to death and left on the side of the road in the oakland hills. >> in court, one defendant pleading guilty to second degree murder and he was sentenced to 15 years to life in state prison. the second pleading guilty to first degree residential burglary.

and he was sentenced to 6 years in state prison. judge patten saying he feels for henson and her family adding, though, that if these cases went to a jury, they could result in hung juries or no convictions at all. >> defense attorney, steve to philip u.s. agrees. i think would. >> ensign claims she learned none of the defendants would face firstdegree murder and kidnapping charges through a news release from da pamela price's office. i haven't heard one word from pamela price in a statement earlier this month, price stated the crimes were heinous, but the please ensure that defendants are facing the appropriate consequences, which breaks henson's heart. you cannot continue to let out these violent criminals. >> and give them the opportunity to really andrea fan and hurt our community over and over again. 3rd

defendant pleading guilty to a home invasion. robbery is 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. >> in oakland, philippe djegal, all kron, 4 news. >> 7 32 2 men are arrested for attending to be ice agents 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 identify 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 have been happening in southern california. investigators say the men are also charged with kidnapping in robberies here in the bay area in the east bay. they're set to go to court orange county first and then face charges in contra costa county. it's 7.33, in

the south bay. a man is in jail accused of a gang-related shooting that injured a man in san jose. the shooting happened in march on the laughlin avenue near the grand century shopping mall. that's where a man and a woman were in a car when somebody shot into the car, the man was hit at least once and drove himself to the hospital where he is recovering >> a familiar face might be eyeing a run for oakland. mayor. this is current mayor shane town's future. >> hangs in the balance following that fbi raid of our home and an upcoming recall election. proffers kerman 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 is 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. well, more harsh is for the city of oakland and enormous budget shortfall threatens large cuts to many programs, including fire and police city leaders say they're trying to fix this enormous problem. but they admit these are some really challenging times for the town. >> this is the most dramatically horrible budget situation. the bin my entire time in the council may be for for but we can't complain about, you know, whatever happened the past. we have to deal with this now. part of the budget deficit, that challenge we have. it's a

structural one ongoing one other parts are more kind happened just recent debates near recent couple years. regardless, we still have to deal with that. there's trace of the matter. all the options we have on the table are bad options. there are no good choices here. there are no great. a great idea that there aren't any great choices here. there will be cuts. some of those cuts will be temporary cuts like refreeze, a position or several positions for year. some of those cuts will be absolute deletions. >> well, friday is the next budget before the council were hard decisions got made. council's planning on the sale of the coliseum to help ward off some of the most severe cuts money. isn't there. budget must be approved by july. 1st start of the next fiscal year. and oakland grandmother killed by a speeding car last year will get a street named after her honor. city council approved renaming that intersection foothill boulevard in vicksburg avenue to send to my away kron four's spoke with

sen two's family this time last year. the 73 year-old immigrated here from berman. she was on a daily walk with her daughter and granddaughter. she was hit and killed. speeding driver was eventually arrested and charged. well, bay area leaders calling on 18 t to maintain landline service for thousands of residents. currently the state legislature is demanding and they're debating the proposal that would release a tnt from its current obligations. there's some concern, though, that removing the land lines, residents in rural areas, no way of calling 9-1-1. you've got former congresswoman jackie spear speaking out on this. >> 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. >> no word on when the state legislature is expected to make a decision about 18 t 7.38 times and new electric car charges are unveiled here at oracle park. >> they unveiled the man you can plug in. now as of yesterday, the giants are in partnership with ever charge installing more than 100 chargers meant to help meet the city's carbon neutral goals. and they say by expanding access to electric car, charging will make it easier for all of us. locals and visitors to switch to cleaner transportation. all right. start with your favorite story of the morning. the cost a lot more to cross the golden gate bridge in the san francisco. yeah. let's find out exactly how much more a crowd will tran is live at the toll plaza. not just this year, but then it starts really adding up. will. >> it starts to really add up because this is not a one-time increase. its going to happen over the next 5 years. so each year for 5 years and by the time it's over, you would be

paying $2.50 more than what you are currently paying across the golden gate bridge from him or from marin county into san francisco. >> let me show you video right now. i'm sure you don't see it. but if you cross the toll plaza here, there are signs that will need to be changed its $9 and $0.75 when you cross it. the golden gate bridge, they were able to hold off on it just a little bit. they claim during the pandemic revenue just significantly went down. but they asked the federal government for help and the federal government compton, hundreds of millions of dollars, but that money has run out. and once again. they are facing a budget deficit and what they do, they turn to you. the driver of that commuter, the bus rider for help. so take a look at your screen. here's what you will be paying electric vehicle are not yet that story before you went out to me. doesn't matter what kind of car you drive, you will be paying $10.25 come

monday. if you drive by yourself, if you have fast track its $9.25, if you carpool wonderful, you save $3 from just driving by yourself at $7.25. and i've already mentioned that this will happen for the next 5 years. keep in mind, guys, it's been going up. 35 every year since 2019. so that means you'll be paying $0.15 more instead of going down or some relief or break altogether. know you'll be paying more but wait, there's more now. if you catch the bus or the ferry. you're not going to escape. this either you won't be penalized as much so to speak instead of $0.50. you will be paying $0.25 more. every time you come to the golden gate bridge. >> drop off right here. it's going to cost you $0.25 next. >> jack's back to all as say that again. thank you. will.

all right. still ahead, the crop a morning news sandwiches gets ready to celebrate 5 this weekend. >> law enforcement officials are reminding folks to stay safe. and after the break, giants looking to extend their against the cubs. those highlights and today is looking like another nice one. very similar to yesterday with those upper 70's and san jose oakland and san francisco. closer to that

>> 7.44, right now things are looking up really nice morning. starting there in san

francisco on the up and up. and if you're thinking of doing pride the city this weekend, john, how's the weather going to good? yeah, we're not looking at too much fog out there. not too much wind either. >> it's going to be a gorgeous san francisco weekend for pride. jose this morning. looking great for just year. normal. everyday. thursday morning we are going to be seeing daytime highs in san jose today in the 70's for one last day. so do enjoy that before we see a gradual warm up in the coming days yesterday, just a few lingering thunderstorms east of the sierra nevada. the rest of california had a really already dried out yesterday. and today we follow suit with nice continued dry weather and moderated weather as to the north. we've got a trough passing right across the region. and with that comes this nice dip in the jet stream transporting just a touch cooler air our direction that's yesterday. and today are truly the cooler days of the forecast. before we start to see the warm up. >> a little cold that cool coastal air at the at the coast with that fog pushing in. >> lots of words to describe that energy that's just on the

cooler side inland areas, though, warm, comfortable, sunny, all the stuff you probably enjoyed yesterday. we've got again today. as for our daytime highs in the city 60's, it's going to be a touch warmer this weekend. so if you'll be in the castro or financial districts right along market street right there. expect 60's to 70's kind. your picture. perfect setup for pride weekend 50's and 60's right on the coastline. well, 70's to 80's elsewhere. daytime highs are not going to stay the school for that much longer. so do enjoy them. 70's, as i mentioned in san jose as well as fremont and dublin, san ramon to name a few spots. well, oakland at 72, how to spot on the map today. antioch in vacaville at 88 89 degrees tomorrow. a little bit warmer on average than today should stay out of the 90's for most inland areas until sunday for pride sunday. of course, it's not going to be that way in the city more. so the 70's while monday, tuesday and wednesday of next week. that's when the real he gets here. triple digits on average by

tuesday right now. all right, john, thank you for that. was roland into the city right now? 14 minute ride. no accidents on our bridges. thankfully, 21 minutes san mateo bridge of richmond center fell bridge about 13 minutes and the golden gate 30. some of the tolls. >> 25 minutes. >> it's 7.46. and san francisco pride is this weekend and the fbi and the department of homeland security are warning about threats against the lgbtq+ community was robmnesbitt reports on the safety measures they're taking. >> there will be plenty of security at pride this weekend because of warnings from the feds. there's also work the public can do in the voting booth this november to ensure the safety of future pride events. pride is all about celebration. but the joy this weekend in san francisco is under threat. the fbi says that foreign terrorist groups like isis might explain increase gatherings associated with the lgbtq+ community executive director of san francisco. pride says and ford works with local, state and

federal authorities. money is also spent on private security over half a million dollars on security ourselves for our own security. so with all that going on, we want to make sure everyone safer working very hard to do that. >> the fbi is urging law enforcement and the public to report violent threats made online or in-person. tom temprano is the managing director of external affairs at equality, california and says the political climate in the u.s. has fueled hate towards the community. last year there were over 600 pieces of anti lgbtq legislation introduced across the country, including right here in california, temprano travels to several pride events a year to urge people to vote and make a difference. >> saying californians have the ability in november to appeal proposition 8, which passed in 2008 as a state constitutional amendment intended to ban same marriage critical as be to keep people and allies. we we turn vote to make sure that we continue on a path towards progress and safety for our people. it's also the individual who can

make a difference with safety at pride. the fbi asking participants this weekend to watch for suspicious activity like someone asking about security or crowd sizes without explanation. but i celebrate live our lives. >> and we're going to be vigilant. and if you see said let somebody know that a volunteer or security personnel reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> was a police chief scott william scott will be hosting a news conference. that's at noon. they're gonna go over the plan that they're going to be using to keep people safe during the festivities. over sports? they try avoid a sweep against the angels and the giants back at it again against the cubs covers. dan thorn has those highlights. the giants were looking to megan 3 in a row over the cubbies with the youngster on the mound. that would be hayden birdsong rookie pitcher. >> he was called up from triple-a sacramento for his major league debut. birdsong is originally from illinois and he had family and friends in the stands are all now former chicago fans, of

course, birdsong went for into 3rd. he gave up 3 runs 5 strikeouts in a performance that the giants and his family, his first really appreciated the giants trailing one. nothing in the second inning man on for michael can what? yeah, i out here over the brick wall. right center field. he's not big. fly the season. giants take a 2 to one lead. good florida. yeah. david, are here. high and deep to center field. way out there into the netting over the giants garden. giants go 3, 1, the other hyped about cubs did come back and make it a game, though. 5th inning luis matos says yeah, not for long finishes up the giants home run trilogy hits his blast to left field. 3rd of the season proved to be the game winner giants go on to win 4, 3, in the meantime, in southern california, the a's are looking to avoid the sweep against the angels. let's go to the top of the second inning here. no score 2 on for

schuman he hits a fly ball to left center. that will go off armando alvarez comes around to score kyle mccann coming home. >> bonehead play here. steps over home plate i do. it makes contact with alvarez. goes back to talks. it though, home plate umpire says i see a runner's interference. a lot to settle for just one run. ouch. that one hurts. bottom of the 6th inning here tied one bases loaded zach the liner out to left field miguel and who do are can get some leather on it gets past him bases, clearing double. they take the lead batter here and up by 3, 1, on for matt. nice lines. this one into right for a base hit another run comes around to score capping off a 5 run 6th inning to the angels ace ball. find to their 5th straight there had not the desert take on the d backs on friday and that's going to do it for sports.

>> swish. but wait, there's more sports. the golden state warriors unveiling this new secondary logo. this will be for their travel uniforms when they're on the road in 2024. 25 in that season you can see the logo like a basketball net. >> and then the ball goes through and you think, splash brothers. and you also is that a sloping cable like the bridge? yeah, it is kind of cool. they're going to have that connecting the jersey to the shorts. all right, bob, and for outkast rapper andre 3,000 it's coming back to the bay area and he's bringing his flute. he and his band, a jazz musicians will be stopping by the fox theater on october 5th. that's going to be a good show. he announced today as part of a fault or tickets go on sale this friday at 10:00am. we're going to stay tuned to that. lot coming up. and he's bay city getting ready to host its first ever pride celebration. we speak one-on-one with a trailblazing mayor on how it came to be.

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some breaking news and opened fire fighter has drowned while on vacation in san diego. late breaking details are straight ahead. plus, you get firefighters are working to fully contain a massive warehouse fire in open. we'll talk about that. and moviegoers in union city on edge after a shooting at a local theater this morning. police are still looking for that shooter. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> good morning. and thanks for waking up with us thursday ariana rain and the weekend is supposed to be a yeah, we're getting close. got to get through this thursday and friday, though, out what's going to be like. yeah. i mean, yesterday was gorgeous. we consistently calm things down yesterday after couple days ago, such an active weather pattern. now we are looking at another day to day that's going to bring comparatively cool conditions to what we're about to see the rest of the forecast. let's get outside in downtown san francisco. lots of sunshine up

above winds from the coastline are definitely breezy a step in marin county as well as in san francisco. so if you're in these spots, get the light jacket on this morning. most of the rest of us aren't too terribly windy and actually sitting under a good dose of sunshine already. temps are currently in the 50's to 60's. so a nice start to this morning. great for the morning jog. getting outside for the coffee for a few minutes we will be seeing today's daytime highs much like yesterday. not in the 90's. just 70's and 80's for most of us. we've got a gradual warm up ahead and have all the details on that as we go rania. all right. on the eve of let's get here. 14 right traveling into the city this morning. no accidents on your bridges. our san mateo bridge around 21, which is standard fell bridge just short of 15 and the golden gate bridge. 37 of the tolls. 28 minutes. time now is 8 o'clock in the breaking news. we've just learned that an oakland fire fighter >> has died. he drowned in san diego, our sister station in san diego says his firefighter