plus, movie goers in union city are worried after a shooting in a local theater. >> from the bay local news station, you're watching you on morning team. >> good morning and thanks for waking up with us on a thursday. hope your day is going well so far. june 27th. my gosh. july 4th is around the corner. john shrable taking a look at this thursday and a big weekend in the bay to this weekend. upright this weekend. july 4th is super close now indeed. and >> they're weak or looking at a view right here at the golden gate bridge. as you can see, just a little hint of fog out there. >> that cool coastal air brushing up against the coast with that wind out of the north and west, little breezy at times up the coastline. so do watch that out. also, a little fog up in the santa cruz mountains resulted in a few spots of coastal drizzle out there elsewhere. it's nothing but the sunshine and temperatures are climbing 60's

to 70's right now. brent, what you're getting close to 80 pittsburgh, 72 while dublin berkeley, oakland, in the low to mid 60's for your current temps later today, daytime highs will be in the 70's to 80's. nobody in the 90's just yet. that's all coming our way for the rest of the forecast, which only gets hotter and hotter. i've got those numbers ahead. back to dark. >> thanks a lot, john. the breaking news is the oakland firefighter who died san diego. we we just found out his identity. he drowned in san diego while on vacation. the oakland fire department is telling us it's 25 year-old kaden laffin and the department was notified. they have told his family as well about this. and his mother is in san diego today. our sister station in san diego has provided us with the video here and some details about what we do know. we know that the body was pulled from the water about 02:00am today and

this happened near crystal pier in pacific beach. laugh and graduated from the oakland recruit academy class in 2019. the fire chief damon covington says there will be more details and a celebration of life at a later time. the san diego fire department says that the oakland fire department, they have sent officials. they are there in awe san diego finding out more details. so this a developing story that we hope to learn more about sad story there in oakland. firefighter dying and the fire fight has been busy in oakland with 70 firefighters responded to this warehouse fire that broke out in oakland. this is at 24th and wood streets. >> near the the offer just as you're coming off the bay bridge from 80 the warehouse is occupied by the pacific supply company. we know that you can see a lot of heavy smoke and flames coming from the building in warehouse

fire. they were able to contain it to the no other buildings burned. other breaking news with more fires to and this is a vegetation fire that broke out. it's 100% contained now and it burned about 5 acres in angwin in napa county. this is off the freeze and drive. nobody was hurt. we haven't heard of any structures there. teenager is dead and another in critical condition in a shooting in hayward that happened yesterday about 02:00am on second street just around the corner from hayward high school, a 15 year-old boy was shot there and later died in 15 minutes after that. another victim, a 13 year-old boy wound up in the hospital. no arrests have been made for that shooting. it was also a shooting in a room here and moviegoers are now on edge in union city. apparently it was a fight that led to a man being shot in the theater yesterday morning. police are

still looking for the shooter. kron 4. sarah stinson has more. >> moviegoers, tell me it's frightening to hear that the 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 the 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 compl'x. 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 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. that's what she fears exactly. will she 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. >> it's 10, 0, 5, and in november you're going to able to vote on a 20 billion dollar proposal aimed to bring more affordable housing to the bay area. and it would improve existing housing as well. here's how much money each county would get if voters approve this bond about 2.4 billion would go to san francisco. same amount for santa clara county. as you can see here, san mateo county getting 2.1 and alameda county getting 2 billion. contra costa county. 1.9 and the rest of the bay area cities. as you can see here, all getting under 699,000 going down the list there. napa county gets 118 million and this would fund affordable housing, construction and preservation

projects. san francisco is getting ready for the annual pride celebrations this weekend and street closures in downtown start today. kron 4 s michael thomas is live in the castro with what we need to do. hi, michael. >> hi, good morning. everyone will daria, as you know, you've experienced a lot of these pride events. thousands are set to come into san francisco and here in the castro, they're preparing and also a lot of muni drivers are preparing. take a listen. take a look. this is a map of where the parade will take place sunday with surrounding streets set to be closed starting today. this includes grocery between polk and larkin near the civic center plaza and tomorrow. other nearby streets will also be closed until monday. many of us will also be affected for both routes. 1921 to avoid those road closures. drivers from unity say they're ready for the crowds and the fun of this is the big going to my first we can do to work right or from eating and >> yes, i expect a lot of people expect to fun for everybody and hopefully we can get service everybody in a

timely okay. about a million people are set to be in san francisco over the weekend with many visiting the castro. we chatted with 2 store owners who have been in the castro for 30 plus years. each. they expect crowds starting tomorrow morning and they hope there's big as they once were. didn't know what to expect this time. i really don't. but >> i'm hoping that people would come back see the neighborhoods we're talking you know what i mean? >> he's the over million people between here the varied on sunday. so we expect that probably through the end of 2000 and castro said the knights. >> back out here live, tad, more fuel to the fire when it comes to people while they're also having the giants versus the dodgers games starting tomorrow. and then through the weekend. so there's going to be a lot of people here die. i will send it back to you live in the studio. >> okay. well, i you said i've been through million because i've been here forever. have you gone to pride? you get to go this weekend. haha. i am

going this weekend. i'm very excited. i went last year. lots of people always and i'm sure there's going to be even more this year, especially with those games tomorrow. that's true. all right. thanks a lot. stand by for a crowd. thank you, michael. that's this weekend. and tonight from florida election headquarters and tonight president biden and former president trump are squaring off in their first presidential debate. >> dc correspondent shot hudson takes a look. 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. 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. >> 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. >> thank you. reshad governor newsom is going to be at the debate. he says he's going to be supporting president biden

and what he has to say and you can watch the debate with a bunch of friends at manny's in san francisco. they're having watch party and their doors open at 05:00pm or you can just watch from the comfort of your home. watch kron 4. we've got the debate and more because conference catherine heenan, it's going to be moderate with a panel of political analysts both before and immediately after the debate. so we hope you'll watch with us. it's 10, 10 right now. and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, the city of oakland is bracing for severe budget cuts. >> some could affect public safety will take a look at what they're dealing with. >> speaking budget cuts, you might want to consider budget cuts because in a few days it's going to cost you more across the golden gate bridge. there are some things you might have to cut out of your life to pay for it. >> and today we're looking at lots of sunshine out there getting outside, hopefully to enjoy some 60's and 70's. the enjoy some 60's and 70's. the forecast onl

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>> 10 13 right now and it's going to cost you more to cross the golden gate bridge in san francisco. and if you didn't hear it from will tran, you might not know until you get the bill and then your eyes pop out. so before have a heart attack, let's find out exactly how much the tolls are going by. good morning. will. >> it will go up by $0.50 starting monday. and like you said, that's not a lot right. but by the end of the month, when you get your bill, you're like, wait minute. why are they deducting more and more from my credit card on file. and that's the reason why. because they want more of your money because they are staring

down a huge budget deficit once again. who pays for it? so right now it's $9.75 and out of that, actually is up. $0.35 from last year because since 2019, it's been going up and up and up and come monday, july first, not $0.35, but $0.50 across the board. so take a look at your screen. want to show you what you are facing because when it's their problem, it's your problem is. well, unfortunately, come monday, if you drive by yourself across the golden gate bridge, you are looking at $10.25 fast track $9.25 if your car pool, which is the best. but always, it will save you $3 from driving by yourself. but that also goes up $0.50 to $7.25. and if you think you know what i can deal with it for one year, no, that's not going to work. you're going to have to deal with it for 5 years because he

will go up $0.50 every year for the next 5 years. so at the end of 5 years from july, 1st, you will be paid $2.50 more. but wait, there's more because if you catch the bus with the ferry, little less painful, but nonetheless, you will. you will feel the pain. it will be up. $0.25 for that. and daria, nothing but bad news on this report. i unfortunately because they are still looking at approximately 650 million dollar budget deficit for the next 10 years. so at the end of 5 years, don't be surprised if they once again, look to you. the writer to help them pay for the deficit. >> remember in our day when they used to say their nickel and dining us we need to call it corps during a certain dollar ring. us now ride. it adds up. >> absolutely. you know, when people say is only $0.50, yeah, well, you know, agencies don't believe in that every $0.50 adds up because daria,

they expect $0.50 across the board by the end of 5 years should raise 139. 39 million dollars. so those $0.50 it adds up. sure does. alright, thanks a lot. well. >> and we talked about this starting monday. well, guess what else starts monday pg and e is reducing its raids to help californians save on their electricity bills for the summertime. the rates for most customers will go down by. they say nearly 9%. so that will be good. if you're trying to cool your home and the decrease is expected to last for a few months. and pga says they are looking for other ways to save you money as well. they are also able to temporarily cut the rates, they say because in june they collected payment for energy supply. wildfire prevention and storm response in 2020 and in 2021. >> the 4th of july is next week. my gosh, so much. coming up. >> so fire officials want you to know, do not use illegal fireworks. and there's many reasons for this. well, number

one, it could be very dangerous to life and limb. and then also it could set off a wild 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. >> yeah. so they say leave it to the professionals they say over the past few years in santa clara county, they've seen people come into the emergency room, zulus lands. and then also we all know what it's like when we get those fires, it's hot. it's dry. it can be windy. which makes things worse. john, we're not going predict the 4th of july weather just at the moment. but that's kind of the seasonal trends. so what are we looking like today? and one that i know will ahead of 4th of july? we've got quite the warm-up. it looks like monday, tuesday, wednesday of next week. >> really seeing temperatures spiking that sets us up for some really high fire danger right around the 4th itself.

so that's something that your seven-day forecast, you won't be able to miss. as for today, this is the last over days that we're not seeing in the 90's and your bay area forecast. that's the coolest day of the forecast. lots of sunshine above the embarcadero right now. gorgeous way to start the morning. we did see that tropical moisture over the past few days yesterday. there were some remnants of that east to the sierra today, though the entire state is out of the woods. as far as that goes, just a little fog at the coastline this morning in a few coastal drizzle spots up in the santa cruz mountains, low pressure anchored to our north dip in the jet stream. keeping us on the cooler side for one more day today before we gradually start to see temperatures climbing starting tomorrow where we're at lots of sunshine on shore breeze for your thursday. tomorrow temps will be back in the low 90's for some inland areas. we are still going to see a fairly moderated weekend. and if you are heading to the city for pride, good news for you is even with a little bit of morning cloud cover at times morning cloud cover at times afternoons will be ful upper 60's to low 70's and castro and financial districts

where all the activities will be going down. 60's for your highs in sf and for the coast. some 50's and 60's but 70's to 80's elsewhere today, the coolest of the remainder of the forecast. if you like it, cooler today's for you. enjoy the upper 70 in san jose as well as and dublin. san ramon. last time you'll be seeing the 70's for a while. oakland at 72 for your high wall, antioch, in vacaville nearing 90, but not quite getting there today. tomorrow starts a trend of upper 80's on average inland by sunday hitting the low 90's on average inland, the coast remains pretty steady while inland areas see temperatures soaring and by tuesday and wednesday of next week, the days leading up to the 4th of july inland areas will solidly be in the triple digits. all right. thanks a lot. i can't believe just did the fast track star. i found my bill on $130. >> for fast track for one with a month from oakland. can you believe that? all right, 10, 20 is the time right now. and want to tell you what's going

on with governor newsom's plan to crack down on fentanyl. he says it's working. so let's take a look at those numbers. they say about 7 million pills containing fentanyl were seized in the beginning of the year. they first played members of the guard in 2022. to tackle the crisis in last year. the guard help sees a record 62,000 pounds of fentanyl. the governor just announced the state's going to double the amount of national guard members working on this crackdown. now, including at the southern border. starting monday, a new law goes into effect throughout california. that will impact nightclubs and bars when you go. >> out they are going to be required to have drug testing kits right there at the bar. fia tester drink kron four's leza gooden has more. starting july first. nightclubs and bars will be required to offer drug testing kits must have signs like this one that say don't get riffey drink. spiking drug test kits available here. >> and after a staff member for details, this new law will be enforced by the department of alcoholic beverage control.

what the actual kids need to test for, which includes ghb, ketamine and a couple other items to law only applies to businesses that do not serve food or hold a tie. 48 license and they will be required to stop these drug testing kits and make them available for free or at a low cost allies and 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 doesn't have a certain amount, but that it must be available to the customer. some bars we spoke with off camera say they have been providing these kits for months but others feel they were not given enough notice to comply and time interact with bars and nightclubs, making sure that they are administratively up to date that they're in compliance. >> you know, that could be administrative fines from this if they're not. but we're in what we expect most of the licensees from the feedback

we've gotten to be ready to go in and ready offer this to their clients. that was leslie gooding reporting. and again, you'll see that change on monday. >> it's 10, 20 june. coming up on the kron, 4 morning news and east bay woman calls for justice and she wants something worse to happen to the people who have agreed to plea deal for killing her brother. 10. 25 right now and

community leaders in san francisco are celebrating the restoration of acupuncture benefits in the state budget. governor newsom is budget proposal. its revised now and

he had proposed to eliminate acupuncture from being covered under medi-cal and that caused an uproar specifically in the asian-american community. fortunately, the final state budget that was just announced, restores those services for low income and other individuals who have their health care coverage through medical community leaders over the news conference shortly at 11 o'clock this morning about that. so you get at people trying looks like it hurts like its interface there. but it doesn't. i like it 10. 25 right now there's a new global study where you get your news from gen z. apparently there are some trends in news and here's what they found. jens e can discern between reputable news and ai-generated content. but the survey says they don't care. also, they say gen x-ers. >> only read the headlines. they skipped the story and then they rushed down to the comet's deceive or everybody else has to say about it. in fact, they say they don't read long articles specifically am they don't trust any news that

has adds pay walls or pop-up is asking for donations or subscriptions. i hope they trust to kron. 4 morning news 10. 26 right now. and amazon announces new plans to launch their own discount store. >> for fashion and lifestyle goods. this is a amazon's trying to compete with and sheehan. >> those are online store fronts that have ties to china. they become very popular in the u.s. because they're so inexpensive right now. it's not clear when amazon is going to debut this new store front. but the they have said that they are going to be doing it. probably this fall 10, 27 and still ahead on the kron. 4 morning news, oakland mayor sheng house former opponent is now eyeing his second chance at the top his second chance at the top job. we know you care. [music plays] but if this is all too real for you and your loved ones.

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actually have a hot spot we just found out about this is breaking news. a big rig on fire, john, where is it? yes. so this is a crock it right here, right before you're making your way. >> eastbound on 80 trying to get on to the carquinez bridge right here update. we have 3 to 4 lanes blocked due to this big rig fire motorist the advised to expect delays and to use alternative routes of possible benicia bridge is going to be a good one for you. this could result in extended traffic delays, too. as you can see there in those images that big rig is still currently burning out there. so this is the backup right now stretching right there, cross cut. this is a crockett right there. big rig caught fire heading eastbound 3 to 4 lanes blocked backup,

stretches all the way past rodeo all the way to the intersection right there of highway 4. so this is something that is going to hold you up for a while as you're trying to head east bound getting towards billy how again, benicia bridge an axel option. you just had a little bit further inland to go up 6.80, that way. ad right now could be a minute for us. 3 to 4 lanes of traffic are blocked as a result of that big rig fire. so update there for you. we'll let you know if we see any sort of progress being made on cleanup. but 80 is the one to avoid as you're heading through contra costa county this morning. as for what we're forecasts totally different. it's nice out there. we are seeing a beautiful day today. golden gate bridge, just a little bit of fog hanging out at the vicinity of the coastline. cool northwesterly wind keeping things nice and cool out there for sure inland areas. comparatively on the calm side, skies will remain nice and clear unless you are immediate coastal areas andl temperatures today will be the coolest of the rest of the forecast. so if you enjoyed

the feel yesterday, today's going to be a lot like it and certainly want to enjoy it too. 60's to 70's for your current temperatures. brentwood, you're getting close to 80 at this point later today. it's going to be all about the 70's and 80's for your daytime highs in the sunny and warm forecast. daria, thank you, john. 10. 31 and a familiar face may be eyeing a run for oakland. mayor again. >> the current mayor sheng thao. her future is in the balance because the fbi raid on her home in the upcoming recall election kron four's dan kerman has more. >> 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 happening in come at the last minute to manipulate the outcome of an election. >> dan kerman kron, 4 news and oakland has a lot of problems. they're facing a huge budget shortfall that's threatening to cut major programs, including the fire and police departments. city leaders are trying to fix what they can, but they admit that these are challenging times and there are no good solutions. >> this is the most dramatically horrible budget situation. we've been my entire time in the council may be for for decades, 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 decrease year recent couple years. regardless, we still have to deal with it. there's trace the all the options we have on the table are bad options. there are no good choices here. there are no great. a great idea. 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. >> tomorrow is the next budget meeting for the council to make these hard decisions. they plan on the sale of the coliseum. as you know, and that could help with some of the severe cuts. but that money is not there yet. the budget has to be approved by july first, which is the start of the next fiscal year. take a look at this. a thief stealing from a store, a massage shop in oakland's montclair neighborhood. this is the crown thai massage and the owner says this woman came in around 6.30, monday night and you can see are there rummaging behind the counter.

she made off with $1100. so if you recognize or police would like to hear from you. and east bay woman asking alameda county judge to reject a plea deal that was made in the case of her brother's killing kron four's philippe djegal has more. asked >> laurie 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 patton 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 have. >> 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 reaffirm. 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. >> it's 10:30am, motorcycles have one less san francisco dealership to rely on to buy their bike parts and writer gear. after more than 100 years in operation, the harley davidson shop on mission street is closed for good.

open way. back in 1914. and over the weekend, the landmark harley shop just abruptly close right now. the business has not set any reason for this departure closure or what? but yeah, i mean, how famous and steeped in history is that? lawmakers have advanced a bill to prevent parents from being notified by their child's school if they identify as transgender or lgbtq+, it's cool. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace has details. >> 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. >> the people lives here always it's the last person 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. it 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 matter which they 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. >> it's 10 41. and still

ahead, an east bay city is getting ready to host its first ever pride celebration. we're going to talk the people there and one trailblazing there and one trailblazing

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right now, we want to get to the latest details about the big rig fire. it's on eastbound 80 in crockett, john, even looking at the maps and. >> wow, the pictures, too, by the way of these live traffic shots that we've seen where the backups are big. yeah, that backup is only getting worse. tara, you can see the pictures right here of that big rig fire. >> so this is on 80 before you get to the bridge itself. we

do have a couple of updates. i want to note for and these are actually some good updates. the fire is not extended to vegetation are spread around. you can see there's a lot of grassy areas and that back up right there. so we don't want see it spread to the vegetation. and that's good news. there is trash in the big rig and crews are working on removing that trash from the big rig as soon as possible. right now, no injuries are reported but lanes 3, 4, and the shoulder are blocked. and that's what's resulting in this massive backup that just continues to grow. the big rig is continuing to smoke unburned as you can see. so those pictures are still pretty accurate to the current situation that's going on out there right now. let's get a look at the traffic map and you can actually see how far this backup is extended. now. western contra costa county. the fire itself is right here before you drop into crockett and eventually make your way over the carquinez bridge on up towards vallejo. that backup now extends well back all the way to the intersection of highway 4 right there. so really the

best thing to do it's to get off 80 highway 4, make your way over towards martinez and then eventually cross the martini. the benicia bridge. that's going to get shot up into solano county, avoiding all of this right here because it does look as of right now that there's likely going to be multiple lane closures for a while and especially as we make our way eventually into the afternoon. this could result in some issues here. this is not even a busy commute time. and you can see it is virtually a standstill right there. so avoid 80 at all costs again, get off highway 4. make your way on over to martinez. benicia bridge is your way to go. do not even worry about taking the carquinez bridge right now. it is going to take you a lot longer than you would ever have liked to do. now, as far as the forecast goes, a whole different story. never think cooperating out there and weather. let's get a look at our maps outside and lots of sunshine this morning. today is going to be the coolest day of the rest of the forecast. we did see all that thunderstorm activity moving out yesterday today. much like

yesterday is going to be dry and be favorable for anything you've got going on outside low pressure to our north is dragging in with it. this nice dip in the jet stream with that comes the nice cool down. keeping us out of the 90's in the 70's 80's for your temps. futurecast shows dry skies today. little stubborn fog in the peninsula at the coastline and a pretty solid onshore breeze tomorrow. it's still going to be on the cooler side as far as the rest of the forecast goes this weekend is still mostly 70's to 80's but does come along with gradually warming conditions. that means today is the last day that some inland areas will be staying in the 70's 50's and 60's at the coast. 60's and 70's from brisbane down through burlingame while 70's to 80's elsewhere. south bay temps hovering right around that 80 degree mark for your highs, looking at a very similar range of numbers for the tri valley. while hayward oakland hanging out in the low 70's concord. 85 today, act in vacaville are close to spots to 90 staying in the upper

80's. let's get you a look ahead. temperatures tomorrow will rise into the upper 80's on average in wind by pride sunday. san francisco pride going on. try to avoid driving into the city. but once you get there, whether it's the ferry or bart, you kind of wonderful forecast highs in the upper 60's to low 70's next week's when the heat wave arrives. and right before july 4th, which is sure to up fire danger as we do move into the holiday. >> thanks, john. millions of people are expected to gather in san francisco for pride weekend. the fbi has issued security warnings. they're saying that foreign terrorist groups could exploit the gatherings that are happening within the lgbtq+ community and people who organize the parade say they've invested nearly a million dollars in security to prevent any problems. and also some nonprofit groups that track this sort of thing. they say the political climate nationwide has really been fueling more hate. >> there 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 vigilant and observant. if you see something suspicious reported. we continue to celebrate pride month here on kron 4 and in the east bay, the city of san leandro. they're getting ready for their first ever pride parade. let's take a closer look now at that with kron 4 sarah stinson. >> 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 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 committee 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. >> 10 51 and let's talk sports soccer, mexico taking on venezuela last night in the copa america tournament. no score in the 57th minute and mexico is called for a foul. venezuela captain taking a penalty kick and not in that shot. venezuela then leading by one. then in the extra time, a penalty in favor of mexico. any misses venezuela takes the win, becoming the leader in their group, ending

a 13 game winless streak against the giants. so that's what's going on there. and then later today, team usa plays we will be facing off against panama in atlanta feeling good our team because they beat bolivia to 2, 0 nil. i think it's a 2 nil that happened on saturday. the u.s. currently has 17 wins. 2 losses in 7 draws against panama. the big matches 3 o'clock this afternoon. and then team usa takes on uruguay on monday. i just like to go cool. >> you've got to see this dog again. we showed you the world's ugliest dog because he won the competition in the at the sonoma marin. fair in petaluma. but now here is the mug root beer can that he gets his mug on his name is wild, saying get because of the fang. it's actually a tongue. you so cute. he's 8 years old and there's his owner who won the big check at the

competition. and there's only 1000 of those beer cans or special collector cans available in july. you can enter to win one of those beer on their social media account from a guy just like any time we have an excuse >> he's so cute. i understand where you cross your so ugly. you're cute. because he's adorable. >> be right back.

>> just about done for thursday morning. before we

go, let's check in with jessica wills and see what's coming up on live in the bay today. i just hey, good morning, darya. coming up today on live in the day. >> singer and actor start in der sar taj stops by ahead of his performance this weekend at the oakland arena. we chat his music career and upcoming concert. then their cheese counter is recognized internationally as one of the best in the country. we taste some delectable cheeses with the rainbow grocery. you can serve up for the 4th. beauty and lifestyle adviser don mccarthy is here. we're getting a look at janell summer products that are trending now. and as always, want to hear what you have to say about our question of the day. scan that qr code right there today. we want to know in honor of national onion day. what is your favorite way to enjoy? and know, and we your answer on the show. i don't like eat onions, but i like i'm in my i like it. let's say or actor. you have to cry. just. >> poke your eye was on. i cry almost every time i know me too. i will not touch them.

csu aside fans of the king have the opportunity to step into his slaves. used >> the legendary shoes that elvis wore a back in the 50's going up for auction. now. >> if he on the steve allen show in 1956. pretty cool. so the bidding for the blue suede shoes is on their supposed is fetch the thinking about 150 grand. i mean, the elvis is pretty good. maybe you should get are. yeah, all you want to give it you want to add still fun to do the a good at it. >> well, hey, it's getting hot out there in this forecast. pride weekend in the city is going to be just fine but inland, you're going to start to be roasting. >> next week. oh, my goodness. got triple digits by tuesday, wednesday, right before the 4th. all right. we'll be back here tomorrow at a all about it.

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